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SO.
HOLD seconds
STATIC
INTERMITTENT
5
HOLD seconds
11. & 12.
13.
14.
15.
The Power Supply Cord set
(m
& 02)
should
not be
used if damaged as this could cause electrical shock
— see "Before Installation" instructions. Do not cut
ground
pin on Power Supply Cord (Male End) ©
. Only
use a properly grounded electrical outlet. Read and
follow warning on page 1.
Do NOT disconnect the Power Supply Cord set to stop
or interrupt treatment — see "How
to Stop or Interrupt
Treatment"
instructions.
As a safety measure
and to minimize any apprehension
we recommend
that you always give the low voltage
Patient Interrupt Switch
(13)
to the patient. When
the
red button on the end of the switch is pressed, any
applied tension automatically releases gradually. The
operator may conveniently resume
a patient interrupted
treatment without the need to change control settings
by turning the Power On/Off Switch (7) "OFF" and
"ON" again. The Patient Interrupt Switch (3) also
functions as a "call button" which enables the patient
to audibly signal the operator for assistance whenever
the red button is pressed.
The Static Traction
Mode
Indicator
is a graphically
displayed orange colored arrow which
lights whenever
the Hold Timer Knob
is turned to the setting
marked
STATIC (provided the power is connected
and
switched
"ON").
During a static traction treatment, the
machine
will pull to and hold at the maximum
force
indicated by the Max Traction Knob ©
for the length
of time indicated by the Treatment Timer Knob (m
(Note: If a sufficient differential has been provided
between Min and Max settings, the Min Reset Knob
and Rest Timer Knob
settings will not affect the
machine when operating in the static traction mode).
The Intermittent Traction Mode indicator (as)
isa
graphically displayed orange colored arrow which lights
whenever the Hold Timer Knob (16)
is turned to any
setting other than the one marked
STATIC (provided
power is connected and switched "ON").
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No. 990002C (10/85)
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