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may vary, not only from one stimulation
session to another, but also within the course
of a single stimulation session. It's possible
your muscles will adapt to stimulation at a
certain intensity level reasonably quickly.
Various conditions, such as differences in
skin dampness or sweat, or the rate of the
electrode pad deterioration, may affect the
intensity of stimulation.
When using doctor prescribed
stimulation programs, follow
your doctor's recommendations
on the intensity levels to use.
For non-prescription Pain Relief
TENS sessions, always follow
your own feelings and sensations
when you increase intensities
during stimulation. Familiarize
yourself with the controls and
sensations at the lower and more
comfortable intensities, before
trying out higher intensity levels.
RECHARGING
POWERDOT
PowerDot can be recharged from any reliable
USB connection (e.g., your laptop, mobile
phone charger, wall USB charger, etc.). It
takes around 60 minutes for the device to
go from zero charge to a full charge.
NEVER charge or recharge your
PowerDot when it is attached to
your body.
Always use the charging cable
provided in your PowerDot
package. (You may order new
ones at powerdot.com).
Never charge or recharge
PowerDot from unreliable or
problematic sources!
When using 3rd party party USB
AC chargers, we recommend
unplugging the AC plug from
the wall before connecting your
PowerDot device.
PowerDot uses built-in Lithium Polymer
battery, which requires recharging after
approximately 5–6 hours of continuous
usage. The battery will last for at least 500
charging cycles.
If you plan to store your PowerDot unused
for longer than six months, charge it to at
least 50% every six months.
In the PowerDot App, the current battery
charge level is displayed at the Stimulation
Dashboard next to the PowerDot device
silhouette.
When you see the ORANGE charging light
next to micro-USB connector, it means your
PowerDot is charging.
Once PowerDot is fully charged, the
ORANGE light will turn off.
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