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  • Page 1 User Manual User Manual Page 1 of 32 Version 23...
  • Page 2 User Manual Page 2 of 32 Version 23...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents General ..............................4 Identification of the User Manual ......................4 Importance of the User Manual ......................... 4 Identification and specification, general warnings ................4 Identification and Specification ........................4 Safety information..........................5 Secure installation of the machine ......................5 Safe training .............................

  • Page 4: General

    General You have decided to purchase one of our sequence training machines. We thank you for the trust you have shown us. Compass ® 530 weight training machines are constructed considering recognized biomechanical knowledge, as well as anatomical and physiological considerations and are used to train the different muscle groups.

  • Page 5: Safety Information

    Item number Identifier User Weight block weight Standard/Option 10200900 compass Pulldown/Dip 250 kg 80 kg / 100 kg 10090300 compass Pulldown 145 kg 80 kg / 100 kg 10090400 compass Dip 145 kg 80 kg / 100 kg 10145400 compass Chest Press/Rowing Machine 145 kg 100 kg 10200200...

  • Page 6: Indications And Contra-Indications

    Check the machine before starting training that it is secure; there are no defective parts and no signs of • other manipulation. If you notice any deficiencies or are not sure, ask the supervisor before you start training. Before every training, make sure of the correct biomechanical positioning with reference to the pivot point, •...

  • Page 7: Use And Area Of Application

    We recommend that you use rubber cladding under the machine to dampen. Keep in mind, if you use PVC or laminate flooring the rubber sheets can react with the surface. Please use appropriate filling materials as additional padding, because if there is damage due to a lack of padding this cannot be reimbursed by proxomed ®...

  • Page 8: Protective Cover

    Avoid harsh, abrupt putting down of the machine. An important prerequisite for the proper functioning of the machine is the orientation with a spirit level. The machine is useable when freestanding. Avoid positioning the machine in busy areas such as near doors and passageways. 5.3.1 Protective Cover The trim of the compass®...

  • Page 9: Options

    The weight can be moved explosively, with quick powerful exercises, but only with persons that can be correspondingly loaded. A controlled motion control must also be guaranteed with this training method to avoid stress and injury. As a rule, concentric and eccentric modes of operation of the muscles should be combined. Different training methods are applied.

  • Page 10: Compass Lumbar Cushion

    6.2.4 compass Lumbar Cushion Correct Usage The lordosis cushion support the best possible spinal posture, in particular for persons with postural instability. Article number • compass Lumbar Cushion: No. 10101800 6.2.5 Balance board and Calf Trainer Correct Usage With the optionally available circle, proprioceptive training of the lower extremities can be undertaken.

  • Page 11: Knee Joint Stabilization Pad (Optional)

    Weight block Function of the weight block proxomed has always tried to place the weight block to the side, so that the trainee can adjust the weight directly from the training position. The weights should always be selected when not loaded. Additional weights are not be attached, if this is not authorised by proxomed.
  • Page 12 The patient sits on the seat and leans against the backrest. Depending on the length of the thigh, the seat is now pushed as far back or forward as possible until the rotation axis of the machine lines up with the movement axis of the knee-joint (imaginary line through both femoral condyles);...

  • Page 13: Compass Seated Leg Curl, Art.10089300

    compass Seated Leg Curl, art.10089300 Correct Usage This machine allows a training of the knee flexor muscles (back of the upper leg) in a sitting position. Specific patient positioning The patient sits on the seat and leans against the backrest. Depending on the length of the thigh, the seat is now pushed as far back or forward as possible until the rotation axis of the machine lines up with the movement axis of the knee-joint (imaginary line through both femoral condyles);...

  • Page 14: Compass Leg Extension/Curl, Art. 10089500 / 250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10201100

    compass Leg Extension/Curl, art. 10089500 / 250 kg user weight, art. 10201100 Correct Usage With this machine, the leg extension and the leg flexor muscles can be trained in the sitting position. One or both legs can be trained. It is possible to train both concentrically and eccentrically.

  • Page 15: Compass Leg Press, Art. 10089600 / 250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200300

    compass Leg Press, art. 10089600 / 250 KG user weight, art. 10200300 compass Leg Press 200 kg, art. 10111900 / 250 KG user weight, art. 10201000 Correct Usage The machine enables a functional training of the leg and the hip stretch muscles depending on patient positioning in the closed system.

  • Page 16: Compass Multi Hip, Art. 10089800

    compass Multi Hip, art. 10089800 Correct Usage With this machine, the entire hip stretch muscles can be trained. Depending on the starting position of the patient, the different muscle groups (hip extensors, hip flexors, ab- /adductors) are stressed. Specific patient positioning The initial position is while standing, the knee of the standing leg should be slightly bent.

  • Page 17: Compass Hip Extension, Art. 10089900

    compass Hip Extension, art. 10089900 Correct Usage On this machine, the whole of both sides of the hip stretch muscles are trained. Specific patient positioning The training is carried out while standing. The knee-joint of the standing leg should be slightly bent. The height of the arm position padding is set so that the upper torso is slightly inclined during training.

  • Page 18: Compass Ab-/Adduction, Art. 10090000 / 250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200100

    6.10 compass Ab-/Adduction, art. 10090000 / 250 kg user weight, art. 10200100 Correct Usage With this machine, all muscle groups, responsible for the abduction and adduction of the legs on the body are effectively trained. These muscle groups have a stabilising function for the pelvis and hip and also for the knee joint. Specific patient positioning Training is in the sitting position.

  • Page 19: Compass Pulldown, Art. 10090300

    6.11 compass Pulldown, art. 10090300 Correct Usage With this machine, the shoulder blade fixator muscles are trained that are of particular importance for a spinal column friendly upright posture. Specific patient positioning The seating height is set depending on the size of the individual patient. The seat with the pneumatic compression spring can be adjusted by using the actuator below the seat.

  • Page 20: Compass Dip, Art. 10090400

    6.12 compass Dip, art. 10090400 Correct Usage With this machine, the pectoral girdle muscles, used for stabilising and supporting are trained. Specific patient positioning The seating height is set depending on the size of the individual patient. The seat with the pneumatic compression spring can be adjusted by using the actuator below the seat.

  • Page 21: Compass Pulldown/Dip, Art. 10090500 / 250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200900

    6.13 compass Pulldown/Dip, art. 10090500 / 250 kg user weight, art. 10200900 Correct Usage With this machine, the shoulder blade fixator muscles can be trained that are of particular importance for a spinal column friendly upright posture. With the second function, can also here the pectoral girdle muscles be trained, which are used for stabilising and supporting.

  • Page 22: Compass Butterfly/Butterfly Revers, Art. 10090800 / 250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200400

    6.14 compass Butterfly/Butterfly Revers, art. 10090800 / 250 kg user weight, art. 10200400 Correct Usage With this machine, all muscle groups of the back and of the thoracic spine that make sure the spinal column is kept upright and to stabilise the shoulder joint are trained.

  • Page 23: Compass Chest Press, Art. 10090900

    6.15 compass Chest Press, art. 10090900 Correct Usage With this machine, the entire chest and arm stretching muscle are trained. Specific patient positioning The seating height is set depending on the size of the individual patient. The seat with the pneumatic compression spring can be adjusted by using the actuator below the seat.

  • Page 24: Compass Rowing Machine, Art. 10091000

    6.16 compass Rowing Machine, art. 10091000 Correct Usage With this machine, all of the dorsal muscle groups of the pectoral girdle muscles and the back muscles in the area of the thoracic spine are trained, which are responsible for a correct spinal column posture. Specific patient positioning The seating position is upright when training.

  • Page 25: Compass Chest Press/Rowing Machine, Art. 10145400 / 250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200200

    6.17 compass Chest Press/Rowing Machine, art. 10145400 / 250 kg user weight, art. 10200200 Correct Usage With this machine, and a rowing movement all of the dorsal muscle groups of the pectoral girdle muscles and the back muscles in the area of the thoracic spine are trained, which are responsible for a correct spinal column posture.

  • Page 26: Compass Trunk Flexion, Art. 10091900/250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10201300

    6.18 compass Trunk Flexion, art. 10091900/250 KG user weight, art. 10201300 Correct Usage With this machine, the ventral trunk muscles are trained. Specific patient positioning The training takes place in a closed system, i.e. the feet are placed on the adjustable base plate, which can be set according to the body size and the desired starting position.

  • Page 27: Compass Back Extension, Art. 10092000

    6.19 compass Back Extension, art. 10092000 Correct Usage With this machine, the dorsal trunk muscles are trained. Specific patient positioning The training takes place in a closed system, i.e. the feet are placed on the adjustable base plate, which can be set according to the body size and the desired starting position. For this purpose, the turning and locking handle is released by rotating half a turn anti- clockwise, and by pulling the knob, the footrests can be set.

  • Page 28: Compass Trunk Extension/Flexion, Art. 10092100 / 250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200700

    6.20 compass Trunk Extension/Flexion, art. 10092100 / 250 kg user weight, art. 10200700 Correct Usage With this machine, the dorsal and the ventral trunk muscles can be trained. Specific patient positioning The training takes place in a closed system, i.e. the feet are placed on the adjustable base plate, which can be set according to the body size and the desired starting position.

  • Page 29: Compass Trunk Rotation, Art. 10092200/250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200600

    6.21 compass Trunk Rotation, art. 10092200/250 KG user weight, art. 10200600 Correct Usage With this machine, the oblique abdominal muscles are trained and muscle groups that are responsible for the rotation of the torso. Specific patient positioning Position the patient sitting upright on the seat cushion. Adjust the lateral stabilization aid to the patient.

  • Page 30: Compass Lateral Flexion, Art. 10092300/250 Kg User Weight, Art. 10200500

    6.22 compass Lateral Flexion, art. 10092300/250 KG user weight, art. 10200500 Correct Usage This device allows a training of those muscles that are responsible for the lateral inclination of the torso. Specific patient positioning Position the patient sitting upright on the seat cushion. The seat with the pneumatic compression spring can be adjusted by using the actuator below the seat.

  • Page 31: Warranty And Guarantee

    Warranty and guarantee The basis are the Terms and Conditions from proxomed for warranty, as far as no other agreement has been made. Our general terms and conditions of sale and terms of payment in the respective current version can be viewed on our website.
  • Page 32 Fax: +41 52762 1470 www.proxomed.de info@proxomed.ch Changes: proxomed® reserves the right to change any product if this action, in our opinion, leads to improved quality and functionality. All images in these operating instructions are—due to printing—only similar. We take no responsibility for printing errors.

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