An IEC 60417-5140 symbol Non-Ionizing Radiation An ISO 15223 symbol Warning: devices are non sterile Commander Echo Console and Echo devices comply with Part 15 of FCC Logo the FCC Rules Indicating Degree of protection against electric shock: An IEC 60878 symbol...
• Calibration - The process of using a known force or angle to adjust the instrument parameters so that any arbitrary force or angle input can be accurately determined. • Control Stick - The singular multi-axis button on the Commander Echo Console, which can be moved up, down, left, right, and pressed, in order to operate the Console.
Warnings and Notifications Protection against ingress of liquids: Not protected against ingress of liquids. Keep Dry, do not immerse in water or autoclave any portion of Commander Echo Console, instruments, or accessories. Type of protection against electric shock: Type B applied part.
ISO 13485:2003 with Canadian Medical Devices Conformity Assessment System (CMDCAS) Intended Use and Intentions for Use The intended use of the Commander Echo Console and Echo devices is to assist the clinician with establishing objective assessment of a person’s physical strength, flexibility, and (with the Algometer) establishing pain tolerance levels.
System Setup The JTECH Medical Commander Echo Console is able to interface with up to seven (7) different instrument types. The devices and accessories will vary depending on which instruments you have chosen to purchase for use with your Console. Refer to each instrument’s section within this manual to ensure you received the proper items and accessories.
To turn the Console off, hold the Control Stick down for 2 seconds. (Note: in some menus you have to exit the menu before you can turn off the Console) For detailed instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to pages 12-19 in the manual.
Operating the Console Control Stick The Commander Echo Console is fitted with a Control Stick, which allows you to turn the Console on and off, navigate through the menus, and make your selections. Refer to the following list in order to operate the Control Stick: •...
“Wireless Static Force Gauge (9RF310)” on page 34. Reviewing and Deleting a Test Once a test has been completed, it will be stored on the Commander Echo Console until it is deleted. To view the completed test data, follow these steps: 1 .
6 . Press the Control Stick to begin calibration. 7 . The Commander Echo Console will now attempt to connect to the selected instrument. Press the “On” button for the corresponding instrument followed by pressing the Control Stick on the Console to establish connection.
Registering a New Instrument For Use With Your Commander Echo Console The Commander Echo Console comes with all instruments pre-registered for use; however, should you purchase a new instrument at a later time, the following instructions can be used to add or remove a instrument.
4 . The Console LCD will show the Console’s serial number, firmware revision, battery voltage, and RF channel. Features and Benefits • The Commander Echo system is a battery powered portable wireless testing system, which allows for unprecedented mobility. • Connect up to seven (7) different instrument types with one Commander Echo Console.
3 . Push the “On” button on the inclinometer to enable communication Incorrect motion with the Commander Echo Console. If necessary, repeat this procedure for the other inclinometer. For instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to the Console Section of the manual.
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Commander Echo Console. 5 . The Commander Echo will automatically advance to the next available test in the series. If no test data is currently being stored for the instrument, it will begin with Test 1. If all of the selected tests already have data stored, then the Commander Echo Console will display Message 2 on the LCD and not allow further testing until the data has been erased, or the test settings have been altered to allow for more tests.
2 . Push the “On” button to enable communication with the Commander Echo Console. For instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to the Console Section of the manual. For instructions on performing specific tests, please refer to the optional Multimedia Help System CD.
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(no pressure applied), press the Control Stick to set the instrument zero. 5 . The Commander Echo will automatically advance to the next available test in the series. If no test data is currently being stored for the instrument, it will begin with Test 1. If all of the selected tests already have data stored, then the Commander Echo Console will display Message 2 on the LCD and not allow further testing until the data has been erased, or the test settings have been altered to allow for more tests.
2 . Push the “On” button to enable communication with the Commander Echo Console. For instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to the Console Section of the manual. For instructions on performing specific tests, please refer to the optional Multimedia Help System CD.
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(no pressure applied), press the Control Stick to set the instrument zero. 5 . The Commander Echo will automatically advance to the next available test in the series. If no test data is currently being stored for the instrument, it will begin with Test 1. If all of the selected tests already have data stored, then the Commander Echo Console will display Message 2 on the LCD and not allow further testing until the data has been erased, or the test settings have been altered to allow for more tests.
2 . Push the “On” button to enable communication with the Commander Echo Console. For instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to the Console Section of the manual. For instructions on performing specific tests, please refer to the optional Multimedia Help System CD.
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(no pressure applied), press the Control Stick to set the instrument zero. 5 . The Commander Echo will automatically advance to the next available test in the series. If no test data is currently being stored for the instrument, it will begin with Test 1. If all of the selected tests already have data stored, then the Commander Echo Console will display Message 2 on the LCD and not allow further testing until the data has been erased, or the test settings have been altered to allow for more tests.
Do not bend, or twist the extension to disengage as the extension may break. 3 . Push the “On” button to enable communication with the Commander Echo Console. For instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to the Console Section of the manual.
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5 . The Commander Echo Console will automatically advance to the next available test in the series. If no test data is currently being stored for the instrument, it will begin with Test 1. If all of the selected tests already have data stored, then the Commander Echo Console will display Message 2 on the LCD and not allow further testing until the data has been erased, or the test settings have been altered to allow for more tests.
Wireless Pinch Gauge (9RF309) Used to convey functional abilities concerning pinch strength. 1 . Push the “On” button to enable communication with the Commander Echo Console. For instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to the Console Section of the manual.
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(no pressure applied), press the Control Stick to set the instrument zero. 5 . The Commander Echo will automatically advance to the next available test in the series. If no test data is currently being stored for the instrument, it will begin with Test 1. If all of the selected tests already have data stored, then the Commander Echo Console will display Message 2 on the LCD and not allow further testing until the data has been erased, or the test settings have been altered to allow for more tests.
Static Force Gauge. 2 . Push the “On” button to enable communication with the Commander Echo Console. For instructions on operating the Commander Echo Console, please refer to the Console Section of the manual.
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(no pressure applied), press the Control Stick to set the instrument zero. 5 . The Commander Echo will automatically advance to the next available test in the series. If no test data is currently being stored for the instrument, it will begin with Test 1. If all of the selected tests already have data stored, then the Commander Echo Console will display Message 2 on the LCD and not allow further testing until the data has been erased, or the test settings have been altered to allow for more tests.
The Optional Commander Echo Downloader software provides an easy-to-use interface for creating reports which can be printed, or saved, from data on your Commander Echo Console. The reports are stored in .rtf format, which allows the user to open the reports using Microsoft Word 2007, or newer.
1 . Insert the JTECH Medical Commander Echo Downloader Flash Drive into one of your computer’s available USB ports. The “AutoPlay” menu should show up; click the Commander Echo option. i . If the Commander Echo option isn’t available, click the Open folder to view files option. Start autorun. exe .
.rtf files, at which point you can review and print your reports. Notes about the Software Click the “Manual” button to open the Commander Echo manual through the software. It will automatically attempt to open the manual with the program you have chosen as the default for opening .pdf files.
Echo System. As a precaution, we recommend that you minimize their usage within the transmission range of your Commander Echo System. We have taken every precaution and tested to the highest standards to ensure accurate data transmission with your System. The main reason for linking your Commander Echo instruments with your Console is to reduce the potential for unintentional data transfer from other devices, including other Commander Echo systems operating in the area.
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Because of the sensitive electronics inside, Commander Echo instruments are not designed for battery replacement in the field. If an instrument fails to hold a charge, contact JTECH Medical Customer Service. What are the current travel restrictions for Echo Devices? Current regulations do not prohibit carrying on Echo Devices or checking them in baggage.
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RF interference. using the same radio This can resolve most problems with RF spectrum,. Can also be interference and multiple Commander Echo caused by additional systems being in use. Commander Echo systems in operation Additional Console troubleshooting information can be found by visiting our customer portal at http://portals.jtechmedical.com...
® Storage and Cleaning of Instruments Notice: The Commander Echo Console and its instruments are sensitive electronic devices, and should be handled with care. If handled and cared for properly, the devices have all been designed and manufactured to provide years of accurate and reliable use.
17 for further information on this process. In order to continue testing with a high level of accuracy, the Commander Echo unit requires a zero calibration of the instrument being used prior to the start of each exam. For more detailed explanation of this process, refer to the “Performing an Exam”...
(repair, replacement, shipping, etc.), after the initial warranty time period. You can buy extended warranties for your Commander Echo hardware. Please contact JTECH Medical Customer Service for more information on JTECH Guardian Hardware Maintenance plans.
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3 . Date of purchase 4 . Product name or type and Product serial number(s) 5 . Description of the problem If you are calling in regards to the Optional Commander Echo Downloader Software please also have the following: 6 . Computer specifications Product Return Policy •...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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Four(4) - six(6) continuous hours of charging following initial charge Battery conservation Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Type of Operation...
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0.3 A (rms) for 240 VAC Instruments transition to “off power” state when not in use Specified Power Supply, JTECH Medical PN: PW006 [Protek Power PMP15M-10-B6] or Enclosure Leakage Current 100 uA max. @ 264 VAC, 63 Hz (Battery Charger) JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc.
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Maximum Output Power 15 W Type of Protection against electric shock Class II Manufacturer, Model JTECH Medical PN: PW008 [Globtek, Inc. WR9QA3000CCP-N-MED] Protection against harmful ingress of IPX0 - ordinary equipment water Degree of Safety of Application in the This device is not suitable for use in the presence of flammable anesthetic...
Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration - Electromagnetic Emissions The Commander Echo System is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or user of the Commander Echo System should assure that it is used in such an environment.
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Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration - Electromagnetic Immunity The Commander Echo System is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or user of the Commander Echo System should assure that it is used in such an environment.
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Guidance and Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity The Commander Echo System is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the Commander Echo System should assure that it is used in such an environment.
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Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the Commander Echo System The Commander Echo System is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the...
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