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Instruction manual
Instructions for the optimal usage of MOTOmed models
viva2, viva2 light, viva2 Parkinson, viva2 stativ, gracile12, letto2
and letto2 leg / arm
viva2
viva2 light
viva2 Parkinson
viva2 stativ
gracile12
letto2
letto2 leg / arm
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  • Page 1 move differently Instruction manual Instructions for the optimal usage of MOTOmed models viva2, viva2 light, viva2 Parkinson, viva2 stativ, gracile12, letto2 and letto2 leg / arm viva2 viva2 light viva2 Parkinson viva2 stativ gracile12 letto2 letto2 leg / arm Medical Devices...
  • Page 2 Please use the MOTOmed only after you have read the instruction manual. If you should not understand the language of the present version, please request the instruction manual in your national language. Benutzen Sie das MOTOmed erst, nachdem Sie die Gebrauchsanweisung gelesen haben.
  • Page 3 Model MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson (models only differ in software and motor drive) start/stop button operating panel (red) foot insertion aid screen button handlebar function buttons (6 buttons) fig. 1 handle operating panel handlebar arm trainer...
  • Page 4 MOTOmed viva2 stativ start/stop button operating panel (red) foot insertion aid screen button handlebar function buttons (6 buttons) fig. 3 arm trainer operating panel handle handlebar height adjustment arm/upper body trainer / handlebar big screw knobs Supporting module transport bracket...
  • Page 5 MOTOmed gracile12 start/stop button operating panel (red) foot insertion aid screen button function buttons handlebar (6 buttons) fig. 5 operating panel arm trainer handlebar (accessory) handle big screw knobs pediatric leg guides height adjustment with calf shells arm/upper body trainer / handlebar hook and loop straps Supporting...
  • Page 6 MOTOmed letto2 start/stop button (red) operating panel foot insertion aid button screen function buttons (6 buttons) fig. 7 operator remote stop »TrainCare comfort« Pivot arm for leg guides operating panel (accessory) (Accessory, replaces the operator remote stop) Knee bending adjustment with manual thumb wheel (Accessory)
  • Page 7 Modell MOTOmed letto2 leg/arm start/stop button (red) operating panel foot insertion aid button screen function buttons (6 buttons) fig. 9 operator remote stop Pivot arm for »TrainCare comfort« leg guides operating panel (accessory) (Accessory, replaces the operator remote stop) Knee bending adjustment with manual thumb wheel...
  • Page 9 11. page 79 If you have further questions or comments, please do not hesitate to page 78 call your MOTOmed representative or the RECK customer service team. We are happy to assist you. Enjoy the training with your MOTOmed. INTRODUCTION...

  • Page 11: Table Of Contents

    Introduction page 13 Therapy Suggestions Setup, Transport Training Prearrangements Accessories Troubleshooting Cleaning, Care, Recycling Technical Specifications, Symbols Warranty Service Safety Precautions Visual Inspection EMV-Directive Index CONTENTS...

  • Page 13: Introduction

    Introduction page Information about this instruction manual Application Conventional use Disclaimer of warranty Therapy goals Indication (diseases) Contraindications Negative side effects INTRODUCTION...
  • Page 14 The MOTOmed is suitable only for the active, motor-assisted and passive movement of lower and upper extremities while seated or in supine position. The MOTOmed viva2 Parkinson also enables the therapy method »Forced Exercise« with motor-assisted speed up to 90 rpm.
  • Page 15 Under special circumstances the MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / gracile12 can be used in supine position. MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 leg/arm Training in supine position from a bed unit using the MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 legs/arms.
  • Page 16 In general MOTOmed use is only permitted in accordance to measures and safety precautions indicated in this instruction manual, with the consent of a physician / therapist, and with no contraindications found. Settings and changes besides the regular operation with the operating panel may only be done if the arm and leg trainer pedals are not moving and the arms and legs, respectively, are not fixed to the MOTOmed.
  • Page 17 Indications (diseases) - (spastic) paralysis or neuromuscular conditions with primary loss of function in the leg(arm)-mobility (e.g. due to stroke, multiple sclerosis, paraplegia post-polio-syndrome, Parkinson's disease, traumatic brain injury, infantile cerebral palsy, spina bifida) - restrictions of orthopedic nature such as rheumatism, osteoarthritis, knee / hip replacement, condition after a joint injury - cardiovascular and metabolic illnesses (e.g..
  • Page 18 Negative side effects Negative side effects from training with the MOTOmed Movement Therapy devices have not been reported and are not known. No negative side effects caused by MOTOmed Movement Therapy were reported in any study. There have been studies where patients aborted the therapy (for organizational, health or other reasons ...), still there was no study that reported either an association between the abortion and the intervention, or negative effects on the user caused by the...

  • Page 19: Therapy Suggestions

    Therapy Suggestions page Overall user instructions and training advices How do I train appropriately? Instructions in case of cramps (spasticity) THERAPY SUGGESTIONS...
  • Page 20 Overall user instructions and training suggestions Before using the MOTOmed please consult your doctor and therapist in order to adjust your training program and the duration of your training sessions to your individual state of health. In order to achieve full therapy benefits, regular training with the MOTOmed is essential.
  • Page 21 (item no. 556.006 respectively 556.024) How do I train appropriately? Do you have any questions about the MOTOmed training? Are there any difficulties? Please call your MOTOmed representative or the RECK Company. page 78 THERAPY SUGGESTIONS...
  • Page 22 For MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ / gracile12 and in case of intense cramps (spasticity) a wheelchair stabilizer (item no. 100.000 respectively 100.020) or a belt stabilizer comfort (item no.
  • Page 23 »setup« and then »device settings«. In MOTOmed viva2 light, these settings can be found in the training menu. low motor power: e.g. osteoporosis high motor power: e.g.

  • Page 25: Setup, Transport

    Setup, Transport page Setup External mains supply MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ / gracile12 with arm/upper body trainer MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 leg/arm with leg guides »TrainCare comfort« Operating panel Stand-by Transport MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson /...
  • Page 26 (viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / via2 stativ) or to the big stand (gracile12) or to the center cross (letto2 / letto2 leg/ arm). Coupling MiniFit plug MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ MiniFit plug Coupling MiniFit plug Coupling fig.
  • Page 27 After the adjustment, re-tighten the Allen screws. You find the Allen key at the bottom of MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ or in the package of the device (MOTOmed gracile12).
  • Page 28 Even those MOTOmed viva2/ viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / gracile12 devices that include a handlebar, the front stand can be pulled out as described above, in order to ensure a high safety. MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 leg/arm with leg guides »TrainCare comfort«...
  • Page 29 Connection points of the operating panel The following connectors can be found in the operating panel: page 73 Chip card reader (accessory, not available for MOTOmed viva2 light) Connection point for operator remote control (back side) (only available for letto2 / letto2 leg/arm)
  • Page 30 Functions and setting options of the operating panel can be found in the instruction manual that comes with the device. Instruction manual MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ / gracile12 / letto2 / letto2 leg/arm document no.: 713/W2558 Instruction manual MOTOmed viva2 light document no.: 713.3/W517...
  • Page 31 Transport The MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ / page 3 –7 gracile12 / letto2 / letto2 leg/arm is equipped with two or four large transport castors which enable easy transportation within the building. MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ / gracile12 To move the MOTOmed viva2 / gracile12 (fig.
  • Page 32 MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 leg/arm To transport the MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 leg/arm loosen the foot page 39 pedal of the ground fixation and keep hold of the handlebar. Make sure all adjustable or swiveling parts are in transport position. To avoid damage during transport unplug the power cable from the socket and from the external mains supply and coil it up to the provided mount.

  • Page 33: Training Prearrangements

    Training Prearrangements page MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / gracile12 leg trainer Preparation Foot insertion and securing aid Height adjustment MOTOmed gracile12 Pedal radius adjustment (2 levels)* MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ / gracile12 arm/upper body trainer...
  • Page 34 MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / gracile12 leg trainer Preparation If possible, place the MOTOmed with the large tube facing a wall Sit in a wheelchair or in a stable chair in front of the MOTOmed within a suitable distance to the device –...
  • Page 35 7,0 cm / 2.8 in. Small pedal radius Small pedal radius 7,0 cm / 2.8 in. 3,5 cm / 1.4 in. MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / MOTOmed gracile12 viva2 Parkinson fig. 25/ 26 Adjustment of the pedal radius (Only with leg trainer viva2, viva2 light, viva2 Parkinson and leg and...
  • Page 36 9 Nm. 4. Insufficiently tightened Allen screws of the ball bearing ring are not subject to warranty coverage by RECK-Technik GmbH & Co. KG. If you wish to change the pedal radius frequently, we recommend the accessory pedal radius quick adjustment (item no. 507.100).
  • Page 37 MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson viva2 stativ / MOTOmed gracile12 arm/upper body trainer Extension of the small foot stand Before using the arm/upper body trainer it is important to pull out the small foot stand about approximately 15 cm / 6 in. (minimal insertion page 27 10 cm / 4 in.) This improves the stability of the MOTOmed which is...
  • Page 38 Seating position Please make sure that your seating distance to the MOTOmed viva2 / gracile12 will not lead to a full stretch of the arms; the elbow joints should always be slightly bent. The arm trainer has to be set on chest level or slightly below.
  • Page 39 Do not pull out each side more than 15 cm / 5.9 in. No pullout stop provided! With the accessory expandable chassis (item no.160.000) you can do this adjustment without tools. Positioning of the MOTOmed letto2: The MOTOmed letto2 should be positioned in such a distance to the bed that the foot shells are above the shin bones of the user.
  • Page 40 The accessory Knee bending adjustment with manual thumb wheel page 58 (item no. 162.000) enables a readjustment of the knee inflection even during the training. Please ensure the knee joints of the user are slightly bent at all times during the training (when in the farthest foot shell position).
  • Page 41 MOTOmed letto2 leg/arm Due to its construction the MOTOmed letto2 leg/arm can be used as both leg and arm/upper body trainer. The bed unit can be fastened to the foot part of the bed, to the right or left side, depending on the space available and the type of bed being used.
  • Page 42 Adjustment of rotary arm with pedals: Before positioning the unit to the bed you need to adjust the rotary arm with pedals . When training takes place from the foot part of the bed, the rotary arm needs to be pivoted into the cycling direction.
  • Page 43 Proper positioning of the MOTOmed letto2 leg/arm: The rotary arm should be positioned centrally to the bed (width). If used from a bed side, the MOTOmed can be adapted to the bed width by means of the star knob. For this purpose loosen the star knob , extend the arm length accordingly and tighten the star...
  • Page 44 Knee bending adjustment: With the knee bending adjustment using the thumb wheel you can readjust the knee inflection even while training. Please ensure the knee joints of the user are slightly bent at all times during the training (when in the farthest foot shell position).

  • Page 45: Accessories

    Accessories page Accessories MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson / viva2 stativ Safety foot shells* Leg guides with calf shells** Self-operating foot holders** Pedal radius quick adjustment** Ankle joint control with fix bar scale** Arm/upper body trainer active/passive***...
  • Page 46 12.5 cm / 5 in. small pedal radius 7 cm / 2.8 in. MOTOmed viva2 / viva2 light / viva2 Parkinson fig. 45 The safety foot shells (inside measurement: 12,5 cm / 5 in. width x 24,3 cm / 9 in. length) have a soft padding and a large safety side panel for a high foot and ankle protection.
  • Page 47 The calf shells need to rest against the calves (fig. 45/46) for an optimal guidance and hold of the legs. Loosen the wing screw and adjust the height according to the user's physique. Make sure that the minimum insertion of 3 cm / 1.2 in. is maintained. As soon as you have fixed the feet into the foot shells, you need to wrap the hook and loop straps around the calf.
  • Page 48 Lastly, lock it with the operating lever (feel a slight pressure). Adjusting the spring pressure of the foam roll The pressure of the foam roll can be adjusted by tightening (counter- clockwise) or loosening (clockwise) the set screw at the bottom of the foot holder.
  • Page 49 3b. Stageless adjustment: Using the Allen screw, the foot shells / the handles can be set at any position on the pedal crank. 4. Adjust the other foot shell / the other handle accordingly. 5. Please make sure the pedal radius is matching on both sides. 6.
  • Page 50 In general you should adjust the ankle joint control to a low motion range when beginning your training and increase it only slowly. Please avoid overstraining. Consult your doctor and therapist before using the ankle joint control in order to find an optimal range of motion.
  • Page 51 The position of the cross grip/hand rest of the forearm shell can be adjusted in all directions by loosening the wing screw (please ensure a minimum insertion of 2.5 cm / 1 in.). Securely retighten the wing screw. The grip range for forearm shells consists of three different models: Cross hand grips (item no.
  • Page 52 Pedal radius quick adjustment (arm training) You can find a detailed description of the pedal radius quick adjustment on page 48. Accessories MOTOmed gracile12 Pediatric safety foot shells* The pediatric foot shells (inside measurement: width: 10.1 cm / 4.2 in., length: 21.7 cm / 8.7 in.) are softly padded and have a large side panel for foot and ankle protection.
  • Page 53 Pediatric leg guides with calf shells* calf shells hook and loop leg guides wing screw fig. 58/ 59 You can find an extensive description of the leg trainer on page 46. Self-operating foot holders for pediatric safety foot shells You can find a detailed description of the self-operating foot holders on page 47.
  • Page 54 The pedal radius can be adjusted infinitely or into three different stages (5,5/8,0/10,5 cm | 2.1/3.1/4.1. in.). You can find a detailed description of the pedal radius quick adjustment on page 48. If the pedal radius quick adjustment is attached to the device the distance between the foot shells grows from 12 cm / 4.7 in.
  • Page 55 You can find an extensive description of the leg trainer on page 47. Accessories MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 leg/arm »TrainCare comfort« leg guides with calf shells The leg guides »TrainCare comfort« (fig. 65) support the lower legs and prevent them from unintentional moving to the side, as they also prevent the knee joints from overstretching and blocking.
  • Page 56 Depreciation caused by frequent use may cause the expanders of the leg guides »TrainCare comfort« to break, if so, this may lead to injuries. Therefore, please inspect the expanders regularly and replace them if required. Please make sure that the expander cords run through the plastic coils as indicated (fig.
  • Page 57 To set the rotary adjustment stop the movement of the MOTOmed letto2. Open the two fixing screws on the backside of the radial adjustment (fig. 67). Set the angle of the rotary adjustment on both sides and retighten the fixing screws. Before restarting the MOTOmed letto2, make sure the set angles offer sufficient leg hold.
  • Page 58 Knee bending adjustment with manual thumb wheel**** The distance between the rotary arm and the user can be adjusted by thumb wheel. That allows for adjustment of the knee bending during the training. fig. 69 Rotating to the right side leads to more bending while rotation to the left side leads to more flexion.
  • Page 59 Loosen the fixing screws . Position the operating panel into the right position and tighten the fixing screws again. If the pivot arm is too short, loosen the fixing screws and pull-out the pivot arm to extend it for up to an additional 30 cm / 11 in. Loosening the fixing screws allows for tilting up the operating panel.
  • Page 60 Forearm shells with wrist cuff (pair) incl. quick release clip system for forearm shells, no tools required fig. 72 You can find an extensive description of the forearm shells on page 47. Hand fixation with wrist cuff fig. 73 You can find an extensive description of the hand fixation with wrist cuffs on page 47.
  • Page 61 Resistance level control is given. Not suited for diagnostic purposes. General information Only the use of original parts of the RECK Company is permitted. Additional accessories are shown in the current product overview. Individual product adjustments are available upon request.

  • Page 63: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting page Safety instructions for troubleshooting The MOTOmed runs unevenly The MOTOmed makes noises The MOTOmed does not work at all or operating panel does not react The MOTOmed stops during a training and gives an error message Simple error Electronic error Overview of most important error messages TROUBLESHOOTING...
  • Page 64 MOTOmed. For security reasons, please pull the mains cable from the outlet before starting the maintenance. In cases of unlisted malfunctions, or if you have any questions, please refer to the RECK customer service department or to an authorized page 78 MOTOmed representative.
  • Page 65 The MOTOmed is making noises Please check the following points: 1. Are the wing screws of the leg guides securely tightened? page 46, 53, 55 2. Are all Allen screws of the pedal radius quick adjustment tightened page 48, 52, 53 correctly? The MOTOmed is not working at all or the operating panel does not react...
  • Page 66 Please use the generated error code to detect and follow the instructions to fault resolution within the following overview of error descriptions. If the error occurs repeatedly, please contact the technical support at the RECK Company or an authorized local partner. page 78 Overview of most important error messages The most important error codes are listed below.
  • Page 67 Cleaning, Maintenance, Recycling Cleaning Before cleaning the MOTOmed, the device must be unplugged from the mains (electric outlet) so that the power supply is completely disconnected. The MOTOmed is suitable for moist wipe disinfection with common disinfectant cloths. Never use spray disinfection or disinfection showers as this could damage the sensible electronic parts as well as the unsealed flexible parts! There is no general cleaning protocol.
  • Page 68 Maintenance There is no regular maintenance service required for the MOTOmed. Technical safety checks that comply with the medical product operator regulation (Medical Devices Act) must be carried out at least every two years. Please pay attention to follow the most recent version of this regulation DIN EN 62353 VDE 0751,-1:2008.

  • Page 69: Technical Specifications, Symbols

    Technical Specifications, Symbols Dimensions and Weight (basic model) MOTOmed models measurements weight (outer dimensions in cm and in. min./max.) (in kg/lbs.) length width height viva2 60/66cm 59cm 96/106cm 31kg 23.6/25.9in. 23.2in. 37.8/41.7in. 68.2lbs viva2 with arm/upper body trainer 61/87cm 59cm 105/117cm 41kg 24/34.3in.
  • Page 70 Speed range MOTOmed models Speed range [rpm] passive/aktive Leg trainer only Arm/upper body trainer viva2, viva2 light, gracile12, letto2 leg/arm 0-60 / 5-120 0-60 / 5-120 viva2 stativ — 0-60 / 5-120 letto2 0-60 / 5-120 — viva2 Parkinson 0-90 / 5-120 0-90 / 5-120 Adjustable torque MOTOmed models...
  • Page 71 Pulse values Min/max 60-180 beats per minute ± 10% Exactness of the measurements Not qualified for dignostic purposes! System of protection IP21 Classification Protection class II, Type BF According to MPG ll a According to MDR (SOR/98-282) NBOG Code 1108 active rehabilitation devices FDA product code BXB - exerciser powered Max.
  • Page 72 - operating panel - handlebar - handles - foot shells - leg guides with calf shells - operator remote stop (only for MOTOmed letto2 / letto2 leg/arm) IP21 The MOTOmed complies with the safety class IP21, against the ingression of solids or liquids. Follow the instruction manual.
  • Page 73 The MOTOmed viva2/gracile12 is approved by the UL test institution according to the current medical standard 60601-1 3rd edition. Symbol description - connectors of the operating panel page 29 insert identification card serial interface remote control heart rate maximum user weight for the gracile12:...
  • Page 74 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, SYMBOLS...

  • Page 75: Warranty

    1. The claim is not about wearing parts (e.g. Velcro straps). 2. Previous maintenance (servicing, inspection, repair) was conducted only by a RECK service agent or the RECK Company in a proper manner. 3. No modifications have been made on the MOTOmed.
  • Page 76 III. Other By request of the RECK Company, defective components replaced due to manufacturer or material defects are to be returned to the RECK Company after the repair. Replaced parts become property of RECK-Technik GmbH & Co. KG. In case of part delivery on warranty, an extension of warranty period does not come into effect.

  • Page 77: Service

    Service Should you have any questions we will be happy to assist you. Please page 78 call us - your questions and suggestions are always welcome. We will gladly return your call. Please have the serial number (SN) of your MOTOmed right at hand. You can find it on the label on the large front tube of your MOTOmed.
  • Page 78 +49 7374 18-531 +49 7374 18-480 E-Mail service@MOTOmed.de The RECK company places high value on constant optimization of its products. That is why we want to hear about your experiences with the MOTOmed. We would appreciate your feedback. Please contact us at the telephone numbers above, or by writing an e-mail or fax, either to us directly, or your local MOTOmed representative.

  • Page 79: Safety Precautions

    Safety Precautions Overall suggestions The first operation of the MOTOmed must always be supervised by a qualified person giving instructions. Assessment of MOTOmed training in regard to your health situation as well as the time, duration and intensity of the training periods have to be discussed with your doctor or physiotherapist before you start the training.
  • Page 80 You can see the pre-adjusted motor power value in the start screen of your MOTOmed (does not account for MOTOmed viva2 light). Depending on the medical condition, the leg position and the setting of the leg guides training is not recommended in the occurrence of skin irritation, pressure marks or other injuries.
  • Page 81 Only put your feet into the foot shells while seated (or laying down). Never step in with full force while standing upright. Do not put more than 25 kg / 55 lbs (viva2) or 15 kg / 33 lbs (gracile12) (at a 7 cm / 2.8 in. pedal radius) of weight onto either pedal.
  • Page 82 Safety precautions in terms of upper extremity ergometry: Especially with young children the bone stability is pretty low which easily can lead to fractures or so called bead fractures (incomplete fractures). In order to reduce the risk of such injuries, make sure the hand joints are properly supported during upper extremity ergometry.
  • Page 83 The horizontal arm should be moved closer towards the user if the knee joint of the user is fully stretched. page 39/43 For paralyzed or comatose patients, the inclusion of the accessory »TrainCare leg guides comfort« (item no. 168.000) is required. page 55 These leg guides prevent the overstretching of the knee joints, or shifting sideways of the legs.
  • Page 84 If the red »start/stop« button fails to stop the MOTOmed, immediately adjust the speed to 1 rpm and finish your training right away, or unplug the mains from the outlet. You can train again as soon as the malfunction is been eliminated. In case of changes to the pedal length, please note that the rate of force on the cranks may change.
  • Page 85 For safety reasons the external mains supply must not be attached to the transportation mounting during training but must be placed on the floor beside the MOTOmed. In order to avoid fire hazard or electrical shock the MOTOmed must never be operated if the casing has been removed. The MOTOmed must never be operated in a wet or humid environment.
  • Page 86 The MOTOmed must not come into contact with water or steam. If an object or liquid get into the MOTOmed you must have it checked by qualified personnel before you can continue to use it. Be sure to keep oil away from the drive mechanisms at any time. In commercial facilities, the safety requirements of the Association of Commercial trade for electrical installations and equipment must be observed.

  • Page 87: Visual Inspection

    Visual Inspection Guidance for visual inspection of MOTOmed before the start of training Your MOTOmed is a high-quality medical device and thus has been developed by by specific high safety and quality standards, in accordance to guidelines governing the production of medical devices. In compliance to legal regulations the manufacturer of a medical product is expected to provide the user with multiple safety instructions that can be found on the following pages.
  • Page 88 Therefore damaged mains cables Therefore, you are advised to replace it with an original, must not be used at any time! tested and authorized part of the RECK Company. Therefore, please contact your RECK service partner Therefore, please contact your RECK service partner.
  • Page 89 Test step Necessary measures in Explanation case of fault detection during visual inspection Is the mains plug Position the MOTOmed so that It is repeatedly instructed in the and the mains supply reaching and plugging out user manual in the user manual freely accessible so that the mains plug is possible at to disconnect the mains plug...
  • Page 90 Test step Necessary measures in Explanation case of fault detection during visual inspection Are all the adjustable To ensure strong hold by Loose screw connections can components (motor retightening the clamping cause detachment of parts during console, arm-/upper screws and the Allen screws. the course of training.
  • Page 91 Test step Necessary measures in case Explanation of fault detection during visual inspection Is the arm/upper body Swivel the arm/upper body The handlebar offers better hold trainer swiveled trainer backward before and legroom during the course backwards and secured starting the leg trainer. of leg training.
  • Page 92 Test step Necessary measures in Explanation case of fault detection during visual inspection Are the legs or arms Execute the fastening of the During the course of training, fastened properly during legs/arms as indicated in the legs and arms should not move leg or arm/-upper body last preceding pages.
  • Page 93 EMC Instructions page Manufacturer's Declaration – electromagnetic emissions Manufacturer's Declaration – electromagnetic immunity Recommended separation distance VISUAL INSPECTION...
  • Page 94 Electromagnetic environment – guidance HF emissions Group 1 The MOTOmed viva2 uses RF energy only according to CISRP 11 for its internal function. Therefore, its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment.
  • Page 95 Manufacturer's Declaration - electromagnetic immunity The MOTOmed is supposed to be operated in the electromagnetic environment described below. The customer or user of the MOTOmed has to guarantee the use in the appropriate environment. Immunity test IEC 60601 - test level Electromagnetic environment –...
  • Page 96 Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to any part of the MOTOmed viva2 including cables, than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation appropriate for the frequency of the transmitter: Recommended separation distance:...
  • Page 97 Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the MOTOmed The MOTOmed is supposed to be operated in an electromagnetic environment where the RF interference is controlled. The customer or user of the MOTOmed can help avoid electromagnetic interference by keeping the separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the MOTOmed –...

  • Page 99: Index

    Index accessories electromagnetic emissions ambient conditions electromagnetic immunity ankle joint adjustment electronic error application error messages arm shells expandable chassis 50, 54, 60 arm/upper body trainer extended pivot arm for active/passive operating panel 50,54 bed unit foot holders - self operating f. 47, 53 foot insertion aid foot shells...
  • Page 100 Index immunity pedal radius quick adjustment 48, 52 indications positioning MOTOmed letto2 insert / secure legs power consumption introduction power requirements knee bending adjustment recommended separation 39, 44, 58 distances recycling resistance levels leg guide 46, 53, 55 safety maintenance safety foot shells 46, 2 measurements...
  • Page 101 Index technical specifications, symbols therapy goals therapy suggestions TrainCare comfort training hints training prearrangements training time transport transport castors troubleshooting unpack visual inspection warranty weight weight restrictions 71, 73 year of manufacture INDEX...
  • Page 103 Customer Satisfaction great! good not good with the MOTOmed with delivery and instruction With the counseling provided through employees of the RECK company Will you recommend the MOTOmed? Will you recommend your local reseller? Other:...
  • Page 106 - valid as of year of construction 2013 – status June 2015 IDN 100.009.089 status 20150601 GB We reserve the right to technical changes according to the progress. Reprint, also extracts requires a written permission of the RECK Company. -Technik GmbH & Co. KG Reckstraße 1–5, 88422 Betzenweiler, GERMANY Telefon +49 7374 18- 28, Fax +49 7374 18- 80 kontakt@MOTOmed.de, www.MOTOmed.de...

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