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10.1 SETTING
THE ANGLE
There is a choice of five different
angle positions on the Pronestander.
Depending on the user's tolerance to
standing, you can choose to position
them anywhere from a very prone
angle to almost upright.
Once you have selected the desired
angle, you can set up the rest of the
Pronestander to suit the user.
Ensure angle adjuster bar is
secure before placing user
in the Pronestander.
Pronestander User Manual p13
10.2 ADJUSTING
THE HEIGHT OF THE
CHEST PLATE
You should firstly measure the
distance from the user's feet to just
under their arms. This is best done
where practical in a lying down
position on a mat. The height between
the top of the chest plate and sandals
should be set to the equivalent of
this distance. The height of the chest
plate can then be altered by loosening
the knobs on the side of the frame.
Once loosened, this will allow the
whole inner section (including chest
plate, pelvic plate and knee plate) to
move up and down. Once the required
height is obtained, the knobs should
be re-tightened securely.
Never attempt to adjust
the height of the main
frame when the stander is
in use.
Check adjustment knobs on
the chest plate are secure
before placing the user in the
Pronestander.
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