Mechanical Approach; Patient's Positioning And Leverages - easytech Isokinetic Genu Iso User Manual

If the two units were turned on in reverse order, the PC would have no way to sending the
appropriate setup instructions to the mechanics control board.
In case of communication error refer to paragraph 4.4.1.

4.3 MECHANICAL APPROACH

4.3.1 Patient's positioning and leverages

The chair consists of two sections. The seat is adjustable in length by sliding the
backrest forward or aft after suitably operating the locking mechanism on the left side
of the seat.
Backrest tilt can be adjusted by using the adjustment lever located on the rear side of
the backrest.
It is essential that seat and backrest are adjusted as required to have the knee rotation
fulcrum coincide with the lever rotation fulcrum. The back of the knee (popliteal region)
must rest on the front seat edge.
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