Checking All Functions; Package Contents - Basko Healthcare Swing Phase Lock 2 Manual

10 . Now slide the inner cable through the bottom of the Swivel
Connector into the Satellite Housing and screw the Teflon outer cable
onto the Swivel . Place the Swivel in one hand between your thumb
and forefinger and the Teflon cable in the other hand between the
thumb and forefinger. Press and turn (clockwise) the two parts firmly
together (the Swivel is self-tapping) .
11 . Slide the Cable End Block back over the steel inner cable and position the
End Block back into the corresponding slot in the satellite (see Fig. 9) .
12 . Recheck the correct position (Mode 3) of the Lever Arm in the
Function Unit of the joint (see Fig. 5) .
13. Tighten the Cone Point Safety screw of the Cable End Block firmly on
the inner cable .
14 . Use a sharp cutter to cut off the excess inner cable at ± 5 mm above
the Cable End Block .
15 . Install the Service Hatch back on the back of the satellite and reattach
the screw .
16 . Slide the satellite switch into the Automatic Position (Mode 1) (see Fig. 1)
and check within the Function Unit of the joint if the top of the Lever Arm
has moved and now is parallel with the center marker (see Fig. 10) .
17. Use the Satellite Set Screw (which connects the Teflon cable to the
joint) to fine tune and adjust the position described in step 16.
18 . Tighten the Cone Point Safety screw back in the joint (see Fig. 8) .
19 . Mount the medial Cover Plate back onto the joint and tighten the screws .
20 . Loosen both screws on the front side of the Satellite Housing and
remove the Auxiliary Bracket .
21 . Determine the exact position where the satellite is to be mounted
on the thigh cuff and contour the bracket if necessary . Mount the
Auxiliary Bracket on the brace and reattach the satellite using the
screws at the front again .
22 . Use the provided Cable Clamps to attach the satellite cable in order
to ensure an optimal,
flat resting the cable run against the thigh cuff of the orthosis.
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Once all the adjustments are done, the opening on the Function Unit must be re-sealed using
the IQ sticker. This reduces the likelihood of dirt and clothing fibers getting in.

Checking all functions

All functions must be checked once again.
Do all three modes on the satellite switch reliably?
Fig . 7
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Can a reliable locking be achieved with free swing?
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Is the locking sufficient (is the cable to the satellite on the right length, is the inner cable in a neutral
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position, in the 0 position)?
Does the Joint unlock reliably after the back swing?
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Are the stops all again in position and does the Joint run without play and smoothly?
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Package contents

Fig . 8
IQ Swing Phase Lock 2 Set
(Art .nr .: IQ200R or L)
1 SPL 2 Joint
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1 SPC Joint
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1 Satellite and cable
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1 Inner hexagonal wrench
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2 Stickers
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2 Cable Clamps
Fig . 9
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2 Nyloplex stud with header
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1 Manual
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IQ SPL 2 Joint
(Art .nr .: IQ210R or L)
1 SPL 2 Joint
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1 Inner hexagonal wrench
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2 Stickers
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Fig . 10
2 Cable Clamps
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2 Nyloplex stud with header
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1 Manual
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IQ Satellite
(Art .nr .: IQ141)
1 Satellite and Cable
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1 Manual
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Basko Basko
Healthcare Healthcare
IQ Swing Phase Lock 2 monolateral
(Art .nr .: IQ250R or L)
1 SPL 2 Joint
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1 Satellite and cable
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1 Inner hexagonal wrench
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2 Stickers
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2 Cable Clamps
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2 Nyloplex stud with header
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1 Manual
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IQ SPC Joint
(Art .nr .: IQ120R or L)
1 SPC Joint
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1 Inner hexagonal wrench
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1 Manual
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Swing Phase Lock 2 35