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  • Page 1 1  REV. 3 del 04.11.2020   ...
  • Page 2 2  REV. 3 del 04.11.2020   ...
  • Page 3 DEAR CUSTOMER THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING A GLOBUS PRODUCT. WE REMAIN AT YOUR DISPOSAL FOR ANY ASSISTANCE OR ADVICE YOU MAY NEED DOMINO s.r.l. Via Vittorio Veneto 52 31013 - Codognè - TV - Italy Tel. (+39) 0438.7933 Fax. (+39) 0438.793363 e-mail: info@globuscorporation.com...

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents TECHNICAL FEATURES ......................6 Device ..........................6 Disposal of the device ..................... 8 Declaration of conformity ....................8 INTENDED USE ........................8 The risk class of the device is IIb..................8 EQUIPMENT ........................... 9 LABELLING AND SYMBOLS ....................11 Panel and keyboard ......................
  • Page 5 PROGRAM LIST ........................32 GENERAL NOTES ON ELECTRODE POSITIONING ............. 39 ACTION PRINCIPLES ......................48 Muscular electrostimulation ..................48 Stimulation intensity ......................49 MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING ..................54 Device ..........................54 Battery ..........................54 Accessories ........................54 WARRANTY .......................... 56  ...

  • Page 6: Technical Features

    TECHNICAL FEATURES Device Size: 220x170x60 mm Weight: 790 g. Case: Protection level: IP 20 Use Conditions Temperature: From 0°C to 35°C Max. relative humidity: from 15% to 93% Atmospheric pressure: from 700 hPa to 1060 hPa Storage and transport conditions Temperature: From -10°C to 45°C Max.
  • Page 7 Interferentials: Channels available: Channels 1-3 Max. Intensity: - 60 mA Carrier frequency: 2500 Hz 4000 Hz 10000 Hz Frequency modulation: 0 - 200 Hz Type of oscillation: Variable in duration and period   Russ: Channels available: Channels 13 Max. Intensity: 60 mA Carrier frequency: 1250 - 2500 Hz...

  • Page 8: Disposal Of The Device

    - Antalgic electrotherapy through peripheral nervous system stimulation; - Muscular electrostimulation in order to reduce atrophy, spasticity and to increase the muscular power. E3K (Genesy 3000) devices are not intended for domestic purposes and are designed to be used in the following operating environments: - clinics;...

  • Page 9: Equipment

    EQUIPMENT   A                B‐C                  D                      E                   F                        G  The electrostimulation device is supplied with all the necessary cables and electrodes; therefore, when you open the package, check that the basic equipment is complete. If some elements are missing, contact your authorized retailer immediately. 4 coloured cables for electrode connection(per for EMS,TENS,DENERVATED, INTERFERENTIALS, RUSSIAN) and 2 gray cables for electrode connection (for MICROCURRENTS and IONOPHORESIS treatments) 4 self-adhesive, re-usable electrodes (50 x 50 mm)
  • Page 10 Accessories that are not included in the equipment (to be purchased separately) The device can be combined with optionals some accessories(see the technical   features on our websitewww.globuscorporation.com www.globuscorporation.com     To purchase these accessories, please contact your dealer. Name Description Probe for the treatment of incontinence and for the G1188 VAGINAL PROBE...

  • Page 11: Labelling And Symbols

    LABELLING AND SYMBOLS It refers to the manufacturer Warning The device emits current values over 10 mA or10V   Keep the device dry   This symbol indicates that the device complies with the directives on medical devices (93/42/EEC 47/2007/EEC). The number of the notified body is 0476.  ...
  • Page 12 Model Indicates the battery charger model Input electric features of the battery charger Output electric features of the power supply Nerve and Muscle It indicates the device type stimulator Input electric features of the device for battery Input power charging Features of the electric power supply from internal Input battery battery...
  • Page 13   GLOBTEK Model: GTM91099-6024-6.0-T2 PRI: 100-240V 50-60Hz 1.5A max SEC: 18V 3.33A Nerve and Muscle stimulator: GENESY 3000 Input power: 18V 1.65A IP20 Battery power: 12V 1.58A Output: 120mA (1000Ω) *TYPEWWYYXXXXX* SN: E3KR381900001 Internal battery: 12V NiMH 2000mAh    ...
  • Page 14 Apply on the skin. Start the program. At the end, turn off and put the electrode back in the package. Electrodes are for personal use. Do not remove the electrode by grabbing the connector. Electrodes should not touch each other. Do not apply the electrodes on the temples, the neck and in a transthoracic way.

  • Page 15: Panel And Keyboard

    Panel and keyboard Increase/decrease  intensity button  Function  * Button  P+ Button  Right/User  Back/Left  ON/OFF/OK BUTTON  P‐ Button  NOTE: when the 3" message appears, it means that by holding the button down for 3 seconds the function is activated. ON/OFF/OK It confirms the selection. It pauses the running program. BUTTON 3”...

  • Page 16: Display And Interface

    Fn (Runtime) button If pressed together with other buttons, it permits the user to modify their function. Moreover, it selects Runtime mode (editing time, frequency and amplitude) Intensity button It increases/decreases the stimulation intensity of the corresponding channel. Display and interface Name of the program Rest or work time Time indicators...

  • Page 17: Warnings Before The Use

    For maximum safety, the device must be used following the rules and the limitations of the user manual. The manufacturer declines all responsibility with reference to a different use from what is indicated in this manual. The full or partial reproduction in any form and by any electronic or mechanical means of the texts and/or pictures contained in this manual without the written authorization of the manufacturer is forbidden.

  • Page 18: How To Connect The Cables

    If it doesn't, or the display does not show all the segments, turn it off and on again. If the problem persists, contact the service center and do not use the device. - The sudden shutdown shortly after the starting indicates a low battery level. Recharge as reported in the section "HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERIES".

  • Page 19: Battery

    - In the case of damaged cables, they must be replaced with original parts and not used anymore. - Only use Globus marked electrodes. - Great attention has to be paid when current densities exceed 2mA/cm² (effective value) for each electrode.

  • Page 20: Contraindications

    - Keep out of the reach of children who may accidentally swallow small detachable parts of the device (for example the support feet). ‐ Mobile and fixed radio communication devices might affect the functioning of the electromedical device:  see the tables attached to this manual. Please refer to the chapter EMC accompanying documents Contraindications The device should not be used in the following cases: - -Stimulation of the urogenital apparatus, in case of extra-ureteral incontinence; - -Stimulation of the urogenital apparatus, in case of incontinence due to evacuation disorders;...

  • Page 21: Side Effects

    - Presence of sexually transmitted diseases. - Presence of total prolapsed uterus. - Presence of urinary infections. - Presence of severe or chronic dermatological diseases. - Presence of ischemic tissues, wounds, skin or damaged or irritated mucosa, and/or in presence of infections. - Presence of contraceptive vaginal ring.

  • Page 22: User Guide Of The Device

    USER GUIDE OF THE DEVICE For a correct use of the device, proceed as follows: - connect the cables to the inlets on the unit; - connect the electrodes to the specific connectors at the end of the cables; - place the electrodes on the skin. Start Hold the On/Off (OK) button down for about 3 seconds until a sound signal is heard.
  • Page 23 Program selection Area selection:: Use the P+ and P- buttons to select the desired area and press OK to confirm. Press the LEFT (Back) button to return to the previous screen. Program selection. Body part selection (where it is present) How to start the program When the program is selected, the display will show the following entries: Start;...

  • Page 24: Last 10" Menu

    How to pause the program To pause the program, press the "Ok" button on the joypad. Press OK again to return to the program. At the start of every treatment or after the interruption of a protocol, the device restarts from a 0 intensity value. How to stop the program Press OK for three seconds to stop the program before its end.

  • Page 25: Treatments" Menu

    The "AUTO STIM" function can only be activated by the programs stored inside "Last 10" memory in the menu. NOTE: - To run a program in "AUTO STIM" mode, it is strictly necessary that the electrodes of each channel are placed in the same position and muscular group (or body part) as in the latest execution of the program.

  • Page 26: Programming" Menu

    Stim Lock function deactivation Hold the fn + <-- (SX) buttons down for at least 3 sec. and in any case until the main menu appears. NOTE: If you turn the device on and the main menu does not appear check that the Stim Lock function is not on.

  • Page 27: Advanced Menu

    Advanced Menu The advanced menu includes the following entries: Mode 2+2   User selection Working time Setup Diagnostics Shut off Mode 2+2 The device permits the simultaneous execution of two different programs (EMS or Tens), permitting the treatment of two patients or two muscular groups at once. How to set multiple treatments: There are two options to run two programs simultaneously: a) Select the "2+2 mode"...
  • Page 28 In order to gain access to favorite and "Last 10" programs, it will be sufficient to select one's USER. The programs stored in this area can be used only by that specific user. NOTE: Every time the device is turned on, the last selected user will be displayed. Working time It indicates the total time the device has been used for stimulation treatments.
  • Page 29 Diagnostic 1-15 Phase 1   Reobase Rheobase calculation Press P+ to increase or P- to decrease intensity. When the first motor response occurs, the corresponding intensity value can be stored by pressing the OK button. This value corresponds to the rheobase, that is the minimum intensity value that allows to obtain excitability with a long duration pulse.
  • Page 30 After storing the chronaxy value, you are asked if you want to set the pulse slope value, thus changing the shape of the pulse from rectangular (used by default) to trapezoidal-triangular. Set the number of sessions to be programmed using P + and P-, then press the OK button.
  • Page 31 Chronaxy between 10 and 20 milliseconds: a high increase in chronaxy and the presence of spontaneous activity reveals that a certain number of motor units are inhibited while others are functional. The muscle is normally innervated. The treatment consists in stimulating the denervated fibers selectively, possibly eliminating the participation of healthy fibers.

  • Page 32: Program List

    PROGRAM LIST Program List Sport Demo Capillarization Warm-up Pre-competition warm-up Active recovery Maximum strength Endurance strength Explosive strength Aerobic endurance Reactivity Post-competition recovery Decontracting Hypertrophy Total 53 NOTE: some programs are divided by area of the body CE0476 does not refer to non-medical treatments. Fitness-Physical shape program list Firming Bio-Pulse Firming...
  • Page 33 Beauty-Aesthetics program list Drainage Lipolysis Toning massage Skin tone improvement Connective massage Post-pregnancy drainage Post-pregnancy lipolysis Post-pregnancy firming Total 16 CE0476 does not refer to non-medical treatments. Medical currents - Microcurrents program list The following programs are medical Tendon Inflammation Knee osteoarthritis Acute pain Epicondylitis...
  • Page 34 NOTES ON THE USE OF MICROCURRENT PROGRAMS This paragraph refers to the use of microcurrent programs Microcurrent programs differ from standard EMS and TENS programs as follows: - While conventional electrostimulation (e.g. TENS) uses current in the milliampere range, microcurrent electrostimulation uses currents in the microampere range that are not perceptible by humans.
  • Page 35 The following programs are medical Triangular 1 Triangular 2 Triangular 3 Trapezoidal 1 Trapezoidal 2 Trapezoidal 3 Rectangular 1 Rectangular 2 Rectangular 3 Total 9 Use an electromyograph to determine the level of denervation and the relative program. In absence of this sophisticated tool, the empirical method is used, this means that the treatment starts with a triangular treatment (i.g if the denervation is partial) and if no muscle response occurs, also trapezoidal and rectangular treatments are executed.
  • Page 36 Because of the presence of clinical programs, this product is a medical device. Therefore it is certified by the Kiwa Cermet Italia S.p.A. Body n. 0476 according to the 93/42/EEC EU directive for medical devices. The certification covers clinical applications. Medical currents Program List - Antalgic pain (Tens) The following programs are medical Endorphinic tens...
  • Page 37 Because of the presence of clinical programs, this product is a medical device. Therefore it is certified by the Kiwa Cermet Italia S.p.A. Body n. 0476 according to the 93/42/EEC EU directive for medical devices. The certification covers clinical applications. Program list Medical currents –...
  • Page 38 Mixed incontinence Stress incontinence URGE Incontinence Total 3   Because of the presence of clinical programs, this product is a medical device. Therefore it is certified by the Kiwa Cermet Italia S.p.A. Body n. 0476 according to the 93/42/EEC EU directive for medical devices.

  • Page 39: General Notes On Electrode Positioning

    The program list of Electrotherapy NEMS includes 192 parameter combinations. NEMS Frequency    NEMS 4s-8s NEMS 4s-12s NEMS 4s-20s NEMS 8s-8s NEMS 8s-12s NEMS 8s-20s PROGRAM LIST The program list of Electrotherapy NEMS includes 44 parameter combinations. Time Frequency    5s/5s 4s/12s KOTZ 2500 HZ...
  • Page 40 For all the programs that cause significant muscle contraction (e.g. strength, hypertrophy, toning and firming programs) it is fundamental to place the electrode on the muscle motor point, which is the most sensitive to stimulation. If the electrode is not positioned exactly on the motor point, the contraction could be small and/or annoying.
  • Page 41 In practice, sponges soaked in a solution containing the active ingredient are used, bearing in mind that if it has a negative charge, it must be applied to the negative electrode and vice versa. The current will carry the active principle inside the tissues, because the ions of the active principle itself will migrate towards the opposite pole until the product is completely absorbed.
  • Page 42 These three programs are indicated for the reinforcement of the pelvic floor, that often cause incontinence. The program must be chosen after a diagnostic of the type of incontinence (urge, stress and mixed). Urological applications entail the use of vaginal or anal probes for the specific intended use, which must be covered by the CE MDD certification, in compliance with the directive 93/42/CEE.
  • Page 43 ELECTRODE POSITION             Biceps brachii Triceps brachii Flexor carpi                   Extensor carpi Deltoid Pectoral                     Pectoral Trapezius Trapezius  ...
  • Page 44 ELECTRODE POSITION             Latissimus dorsi Latissimus dorsi Infraspinatus           Lower back Abdominals Lower back/Back             Abdominals Abdominals Rectus abdominis             44  REV. 3 del 04.11.2020   ...
  • Page 45 ELECTRODE POSITION             Gluteus Gluteus Biceps femoris           Adductors   Rectus femoris Quadriceps           Gastrocnemius Gastrocnemius Tibialis anterior   45  REV. 3 del 04.11.2020   ...
  • Page 46 ELECTRODE POSITION (TENS)             Shoulder pain Elbow pain Cervical pain           Lower back pain Lower back pain Sciatica             Knee pain Knee pain Knee pain    ...
  • Page 47 MICROCURRENT ELECTRODE POSITIONING           Shoulder pain Cervical pain Elbow pain           Lower back pain Sciatica Hip pain             Muscle pain (electrodes Knee pain Ankle pain   must be placed on the aching area) 47 ...

  • Page 48: Action Principles

    ACTION PRINCIPLES   Muscular electrostimulation Electrostimulation is a technique that, by means of electric pulses that act on the muscle motor points (motoneurons), causes a muscular contraction similar to voluntary contraction. The majority of human muscles are striated or voluntary, with approximately 200 muscles on each side of the body.

  • Page 49: Stimulation Intensity

    The distribution of the different fiber types in the muscle The relationship between the two main categories (type I and type II) can vary in a considerable way. There are muscular groups that are typically made up of type I fibers, like the soleus, and muscles which only have type II fibers, like the orbicular muscle;...
  • Page 50 treatment description, recommended intensity levels indicated. N.B. Recommended current levels are just an indication. NOTE: It is not necessary to set the intensity value (in mA) in Microcurrent programs, since it has already been set for all the phases. Open circuit This device includes a controlling device of power emissions.
  • Page 51 TENS currents reduce pain thanks to the following factors: a. Gate control theory b. Endorphin secretion c. Different sedative effects related to frequency Gate theory   If the electrical signals that lead to the brain information about pain are stopped, also the For instance, if we hit our head against an object, perception of pain is eliminated.
  • Page 52 minutes as for the second phase. MENS are an interesting instrumental therapy that can be used in a lot of pathologies; moreover, the use of MENS combined with other instrumental therapies such as laser and/or TENS can lead to excellent clinic results, which are otherwise unlikely to be reached.
  • Page 53 used on totally denervated muscles. The program varies according to the pulse duration and the rest time. Triangular current Triangular currents reach the highest intensity value with a linear ramp up, which, if combined with sufficiently long pulses, determine an efficient contraction response of the denervated fibers (controlled by injured muscles) without stimulating adjacent innervated fibers.

  • Page 54: Maintenance And Cleaning

    Like all the medium-frequency currents, it can be easily penetrated and sometimes it's more preferable than low-frequency currents (biphasic and faradic rectangular) to stimulate the deeper muscles. MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING Device - In case of actual or alleged malfunctioning, do not tamper with the device and do not try to repair it by yourself.
  • Page 55 If using non self-adhesive electrodes it is suggested to clean their surface with proper cleansers that respect the requirements described in the manual. Use the electrodes with clean hands. The electrodes in their bag should be stored in an environment that respects the requirements described in the manual.

  • Page 56: Warranty

    NOTE: Before returning the device for repairs, we recommend reading carefully the user instructions in the manual and visiting the Globus website. If you have to return the product for repair, please contact your dealer or the Globus customer service.
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  • Page 58 EMC accompanying documents Essential performance PERFORMANCE  CONDITION  RISK  ACCEPTED EVENT  Electrostimulation.  External disturbance  Display information no  The machine must stop the stimulation.  (Burst).  longer readable.        The machine must maintain the stimulation and  accept the commands.  Lack of internal power  Interruption of the  The machine must signal the battery exhaustion  supply.  treatment.  and the interruption of the treatment.  Lack of external power  Interruption of the  The device, if equipped with a battery, must  supply.  treatment.  continue the treatment signaling that operation is  carry out in battery mode.  Detachment of an  Unpleasant stimulation or  The device must constantly monitor the current  electrode.  painful electric shock in  on each active channel set over 9 mA. In case the  case of reconnection of the  detected current is below a certain threshold, the  electrode. ...
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