Computer Preliminaries - biodex BioSway Operation Manual

COMPUTER PRELIMINARIES

7. To clear any misplaced or unwanted targets, touch <Clear Target>. Each time this key is
pressed, the most recent target added to the screen will be removed.
8. Touch <More Options> to advance to the Postural Stability Training Options screen if
desired. Here you can set the total time for the exercise, enter initial and ending platform sta-
bility settings, turn tracing ON/OFF and Scoring Tone ON/OFF. Touch <OK> to confirm
your selections and return to the Postural Stability Training Options screen, or <Cancel> to
return to the Postural Stability Training Options screen without making changes.
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the software will count down from the time setting selected).
• To turn tracing ON/OFF, touch <Tracing> to toggle between choices. Same for Scoring Tone.
9. Explain the training protocol to the patient and then press <Start> on the display to begin the
training session. The Stability Training grid on the screen charts the patient's stability perfor-
mance through the course of the training session (touch the <Magnifying Glass> to enlarge
the screen if desired).
NOTE: If you have selected to enlarge the screen by touching the <Magnifying Glass>, you must
return to the normal viewing screen format to make any changes.
10. At any time during the training session, the "tracing" can be erased by pressing <Clear
Tracing>.
11. To stop the training session at any time, press <Stop> on the display.
12. On all training screens tracing will automatically be drawn when the exercise is complete.
When you are finished reviewing the training screen, touch <Print> to print the screen (if
connected to a printer), or <Save Results> to save the training session (numeric data only).
13. After printing or reviewing the screen, press <Start> to immediately begin another training
session using the same parameters, or press <Back> to return to the Training Setup screen.
M > keys to set the total time in 10-second increments (during the routine
— 6-3 — THE TRAINING MODES