Charging The Battery; Preparing The Product For Use - Otto Bock Myo Plus Instructions For Use Manual

• 1 pc. plug pull-off protection
• 1 pc. No Carbon Zone sticker
• 1 pc. Instructions for use (qualified personnel)
• 1 pc. Instructions for use (user)
Accessories
• 3 pc - 8 pc 13E400=*/13E401=* Remote electrodes
The remote electrodes can be combined with any of the following electrode domes:
• 13Z161 electrode dome, flat ▀ (6 pc. per package)
or
• 13Z162 electrode dome, medium ▀ (6 pc. per package)
or
• 13Z163 electrode dome, high ▀ (6 pc. per package)
• Myo Plus app

6 Charging the battery

We recommend charging on a daily basis. If the device is not used for an extended period, the
battery charge level should be checked regularly and the battery recharged.
See the respective instructions for use for information on correct battery charging.

7 Preparing the product for use

7.1 Laminating instructions
The product can be positioned in the forearm socket.
7.2 Determine electrode position
INFORMATION
Depending on the residual limb and socket structure, the electrode domes may leave impres­
sions in the patient's skin. Use the flat electrode domes in case of deep impressions in the skin.
Use the high electrode domes if there are no or only barely visible impressions in the patient's
skin.
Required tools
• Drill; twist drill ø 5 mm
The remote electrodes have to be positioned as follows:
1) Mark the position of remote electrode 1 below the ulna and 6-7 cm distal of the olecranon.
2) Extend the marking around the entire circumference of the prosthetic socket.
→ This creates a circumferential line.
3) From the line, measure and mark 40 mm in the distal direction.
4) Extend the marking around the entire circumference of the prosthetic socket.
→ This creates a second circumferential line.
5) Determine the positions of the remaining remote electrodes using the positioning gauge for
the O&P professional.
6) Mark the remote electrodes 2 - 8 on the proximal line (e.g. with an X).
7) Reflect the electrode positions to the distal line.
8) Drill through the prosthetic socket at the marked locations with a 5 mm bit.
9) For 2 of 8 electrodes, an additional hole has to be drilled for the reference potential contact.
INFORMATION: The hole for the reference potential contact can either be drilled
between the two electrode domes or in a position where little muscle activity is expec­
ted.
The electrode dummies must be used to fabricate the outer socket. The battery dummies and Myo
Plus TR dummy must be positioned on the prosthetic socket according to the space require­
ments. If desired, the remote electrodes can also be attached in the cavity between the outer and
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