Overview Of Adjustment Parameters In Mymodes; Turning Bluetooth On The Prosthesis On/Off; Switching Bluetooth Off/On Using The Cockpit App; Querying The Prosthesis Status - Otto Bock 1B1-2 Meridium Instructions For Use Manual

8.4.3 Overview of adjustment parameters in MyModes

The parameters in the MyModes describe the static behaviour of the prosthesis for a specific
motion pattern such as golf. Damping behaviour is not automatically controlled and adjusted in
MyModes.
The following parameters can be modified in MyModes:
Parameter
Heel Resist.
Rollover Resist.
Stop angle

8.5 Turning Bluetooth on the prosthesis on/off

INFORMATION
Bluetooth on the prosthesis must be turned on in order to use the cockpit app.
If Bluetooth is switched off, it can be turned on by turning the prosthesis upside-down or by
connecting/disconnecting the battery charger. Bluetooth is then turned on for approx. 2
minutes. During this time, the app must be started and used to establish a connection. If
required, Bluetooth on the prosthesis can be switched on permanently afterwards (see
Page 71).

8.5.1 Switching Bluetooth off/on using the cockpit app

Switching off Bluetooth
1) When the component is connected, tap the symbol in the main menu.
→ The navigation menu opens.
2) In the navigation menu, tap the entry "Functions".
3) Tap the entry "Deactivate Bluetooth".
4) Follow the on-screen instructions.
Switching on Bluetooth
1) Rotate the component or connect/disconnect the battery charger.
→ Bluetooth is switched on for approx. 2 minutes. During this time, the app must be started
in order to establish a connection to the component.
2) Follow the on-screen instructions.
→ If Bluetooth is switched on, the

8.6 Querying the prosthesis status

8.6.1 Query status through cockpit app

1) When the component is connected, tap the symbol in the main menu.
2) In the navigation menu, tap the entry "Status".
Adjustment App/remote
software control
range adjustment
range
0 — 195 ± 20
0 — 195 ± 10
-200 — 200 ± 10
displayed in
0.1°
symbol appears on the screen.
Meaning
Plantar flexion damping.
How fast the forefoot lowers itself dur­
ing heel load.
Dorsiflexion damping.
How easily the value of the "Stop
angle" parameter can be reached, in
other words how strong the resistance
is to reaching the value of the "Stop
angle" parameter.
Ankle angle from which motion in the
rollover direction (in direction of dor­
siflexion) is locked.
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