TB-Electronics Frequency Synthesizer F-SCAN2 Instruction Manual

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The Frequency Synthesizer F-SCAN 2

WARNING:

User's with PACE MAKERS or PACE MAKER ELECTRODES should consult a

cardiologist prior to use of this device. The device could perhaps interfere

with – or even damage – the PACE MAKER.

NOTE: The device, all accessories, connectors and cables must be visually inspected for damage

frequently. A complete functional test must be performed and documented by a

professional once a year.

NOTE: The universal power supply shipped with the device is the only safe one to be used. Any

other power source could damage the F-SCAN 2 or become a hazard for the user.

NOTE: The device generates frequencies. The use of cables, adapters or accessories other than

the ones supplied or recommended by the manufacturer could cause malfunctions in

other appliances.

NOTE: The device's integrated functions allow biological tests and applications described by the

author Dr. H.R.CLARK. They are also suitable for applications commonly named after

R.R.RIFE. The device is used under the sole responsibility of it's operator

SW Version FS2 V1.10

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

This symbol identifies the equipment as type B

ATTENTION: Consult accompanying documents

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Page 1: Warning And Notes
The Frequency Synthesizer F-SCAN 2 SW Version FS2 V1.10 INSTRUCTION MANUAL This symbol identifies the equipment as type B ATTENTION: Consult accompanying documents WARNING: User’s with PACE MAKERS or PACE MAKER ELECTRODES should consult a cardiologist prior to use of this device. The device could perhaps interfere with –...
Page 2: Introduction
Preface One of our prime objectives as a Swiss company is the development and manufacturing of precise and reliable products for physical therapy based on years of experience. Some of our products are well known and utilized internationally. As a small company we can afford to keep in touch with our customers who often contribute to new developments.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of contents ● WARNING and NOTES Page 1 Introduction Table of contents Product highlights ● Elements for operation Signals generated Memory capabilities ● WHICH FUNCTION TO USE ? General comments How to start the F-SCAN 2 ? ● ● The Touch Screen window 1 and 2 window...
Page 4: Product Highlights
Product highlights • The F-SCAN 2 is operated by a backlit monochrome LCD touch screen display of 320 x 240 pixels. Its viewing angle can be adjusted to the users comfort within 90 degrees. Touch commands are executed instantaneously which reduces setup times. •...
Page 5: Elements For Operation
Elements for operation Backlit monochrome touch screen LCD – operated by a display pen. The LCD assembly can be tilted into a position of the users choice within 90 degrees. Display pen Potentiometer to adjust amplitudes of LED confirms Connector for FULL WAVE square signals between 0Vpp signal output when finger electrode.
Page 6: Signals Generated
Signals available on OUTPUT connector 10 V SINE wave signal Amplitude adjusted with Amplitude adjusted with potentiometer potentiometer SQUARE FULL WAVE signal SQUARE DC-OFFSET signal Switch in top position Switch in bottom position Amplitude of square wave signals in relation to position of potentiometer is linear! CAUTION: When using square wave signals, the output voltage (amplitude) must be carefully adjusted to the user’s sensitivity.
Page 7: Memory Capabilities
Memory capabilities built into the F-SCAN 2 The library functions containing the CLARK table of frequencies of pathogens and the RIFE table of sequences of frequencies - addressing disease symptoms – are fixed in permanent memory and cannot be altered by the user. User controlled settings of the TIMERs, the upper (“F MAX”) and lower (“F MIN”) frequency limit’s and of the “Delta F”...
Page 8: General Comments
General comments The unit confirms activities acoustically. This fact will not be mentioned in the detailed description of the functions. Sound and display light can be switched ON and OFF. The power supply warms up slightly during operation. Connect the gold plated handheld electrodes – or other application parts - with the BNC- connectors of the application cable.
Page 9: The Touch Screen
The TOUCH SCREEN, SETUP window 1 The touch screen display is used to enter settings and commands for all functions of the F- SCAN 2 . Its sensitive surface reacts to a soft touch with the plastic pen delivered with the device or to a touch with the tip of a finger.
Page 10 The button in window 1 of the tab has been touched to display window 2. Touch to switch Touch to print either language of name the content of the tables from German operating memory, to English and vice or all data of a DIRP versa.
Page 11 The icon – TIMER has been touched. This field shows the present time for a This field shows the SWEEP in minutes present time for a and seconds. It SWEEP in minutes changes to new and seconds. It’s values as soon as a background changes new entry for from active to inactive...
Page 12 The icon has been touched. This field shows the present setting in Hz for the lower frequency limit “F MIN” for a broad band SWEEP or for a DIRP. It changes as soon as a new value has been entered with the numerical keys and is confirmed with ‘E’.
Page 13 The icon has been touched. This field shows the present position ‘00’ of the permanent memory. If a number between ‘01’ and ‘50’ is entered and confirmed with ‘E’, a set of frequencies, or a DIRP data set with the frequencies selected for therapy, will be transferred from the operating memory to permanent memory.
Page 14 The icon has been touched. The icon „PULSE“ offers 5 positions, the pulse rates 5, 10, 15 or 20 (per second) and OFF. Pulsing resets to OFF whenever the device shuts down. The icon has been touched. The icon „WOBBLE“ offers 27ranges and the OFF position.
Page 15: Window
The tab (for THERAPY) has been touched to display it’s window. Touch to display the Touch to decrease Touch to increase The Frequency value numerical block to enter the actual frequency the actual frequency entered last, or active in a Frequency value in the value in increments value in increments any function, is...
Page 16 Wave form selection Touch to select a sine wave output signal, completely DC-OFFSET, with a fixed amplitude of 10Vpp. The internal software activates this signal form at the start of an application if no other signal form has been selected by the user. Touch to select a ‘FULL WAVE’...
Page 17: Window
The tab has been touched to display it’s window. The frequency The horizontal line can be moved vertically within the graph value sent from field with the up and down arrows CL (Clipping Level). All the device during values of the graph touching or passing this line can be a DIRP is transferred for further use to the operating memory with a displayed here.
Page 18: Adjustment Of Amplitude
ADJUSTMENT OF AMPLITUDE Low frequencies with high amplitudes can cause discomfort, skin irritations or even burns, especially if inadequate electrodes or worn self adhesive pads are used. F-SCAN 2 can generate square wave signals with amplitudes of up to 27Vpp with the potentiometer fully open.
Page 19: Input And Use Of Frequencies
INPUT AND USE OF FREQUENCIES and selection of variables. The icon “1 2 3” has been touched. The frequency field shows ‘0’, the numerical block awaits an input of a frequency value within the operational range of the device between 0.1Hz 15,000,000Hz.
Page 20 If a sequence of frequencies with square wave form should be entered (for example 1,000, 2,000 and 5,000Hz), the MEMO function can be used to input the whole sequence. select the wave form by touching select “123” for numerical input input <1>, <0>, <0>, <0>, <E>...
Page 21: Use Of The Internal Frequency Tables
USE OF THE INTERNAL FREQUENCY TABLES The user wants to call an item from the internal frequency tables to the operating memory by selection from the lists of names of pathogens or disease symptoms. The window THERA is displayed and the icon “A B C”...
Page 22 The user can override the automatic assignment with a touch on the icon of the wave form he wants at any time. NOTE: The operating memory can hold up to 50 frequency values at a time. If the number of frequencies selected is higher than 50, the message MEMO FULL appears in the bottom line.of the screen.
Page 23: Wide Band Sweep
WIDE BAND SWEEP SWEEP, or wide band sweep, describes a procedure whereby the F-SCAN 2 issues successive frequencies, changing in small increments, which are each active for a default ‘Delay’ - time of about 20 ms. This time element can be adjusted by the user. SWEEP can be used with all outputs at any amplitude.
Page 24: Zappper
ZAPPER The ZAPPER – function is programmed to run automatically after a touch on it’s icon in the window THERA. It’s square wave signal is completely DC-OFFSET and has a fixed amplitude of 5Vpp. The frequency is preset to 40,000Hz. The only variable to be set by the user is the time for an active cycle.
Page 25: Dirp
DIRP DIRP (Dual Integration Resonance Procedure) is an automated procedure to get a resonance feedback from a user if a frequency is fed to him. The procedure can be used within the operating range of the device. WARNING: User’s with PACE MAKER or with PACE MAKER ELECTRODES should consult a cardiologist prior to using DIRP.
Page 26 Touch the tab DIRP to display the window. Place the handheld electrode on the red lead into the left hand of the user. Instruct them to hold their right hand still. Touch “GO” to start the DIRP analysis. The frequency currently sent to the user via the handheld electrode is displayed in the frequency field.
Page 27 If ready to start the application of the frequency set prepared, connect the user with suitable electrodes, go to the window THERA and touch “GO”. As described before, the icon’s “STOP”, “PAUSE” and “SKIP” can be used to end the application, to take a break or to skip to the next frequency before the assigned time element is up.
Page 28: Special Features Explained
Special features explained “WOBBLE” If the special feature WOBBLE is enabled, each frequency will swing around the targeted value within a range selectable between ± 10Hz and ± 9,000Hz (in 27 steps –10 to 90, 100 to 900 and 1,000 to 9,000). Example: Input a value of 100,000Hz, store in the operating memory and START.
Page 29: Options
Use of the “PowerPort” The “PowerPort” provides amplified signals to drive special accessories, like a flat magnetic coil adapter, or a special lamp adapter with an array of UV-LEDs. See options for details. “DATA EXCHANGE” between F-SCAN 2 and SATELLITES If the ‘SETUP window 2’...
Page 30: Shipping List
STYLUS FOR EAV-APPLICATIONS The F-SCAN 2 has a built-in EAV-measurement capability. The EAV-stylus connects to the SENSOR port with a special cable. The stylus allows the user to measure the potential of Electro Acupuncture Points. For further information see the manual shipped with the stylus.
Page 31: Technical Data
Technical data Case Aluminum Dimensions 240mm x 120mm x 50mm Touch screen, monochrome 82mm x 62mm; 320 x 240 pixel Min. frequency selectable 0.1Hz Frequency stability 20 ppm Memory Operating portion stores up to 50 frequencies with individual parameters sequentially in several functions during operation. Permanent portion stores about 6000 values in tables, TIME functions, limit’s for SWEEP/DIRP.
Page 32 Output range: Frequency Amplitude Amplitude Amplitude [Hz] Sine [V] Square [V] Square ‘5V’ 1,000 12.2 26.0 1,000,000 11.6 26.0 2,000,000 11.2 26.0 3,000,000 11.2 25.0 4,000,000 11.0 5,000,000 10.4 6,000,000 10.4 7,000,000 8,000,000 9,000,000 10,000,000 11,000,000 12,000,000 13,000,000 14,000,000 15,000,000 Connectors provided: Multi signal OUTPUT and POWER PORT POWER (connect power supply)
Page 33: Periodical Maintenance
Periodical Maintenance F-SCAN 2 is a medical device. Inspection and tests must be performed by a professional with adequate test equipment. Dated and signed record (see form on next page) of the periodical maintenance must be kept with the unit. Visual inspection 1.1.1 Check power supply and cable (connectors and insulation) 1.1.2 Check touch screen (dirt and scratches)
Page 34 Record of periodical inspection and test of F-SCAN 2 Serial number: Delivery Date: Customer: List of accessories: Date: Name of Professional: Visual inspection POWER SUPPLY O OK O NOT OK TOUCH SCREEN O OK O NOT OK CONNECTORS & SWITCH O OK O NOT OK ATTACHMENTS &...
Page 35: Accessories And Spare Parts
Adenovirus 1 393000 Demodex Follicu. 682000 Adenovirus 2 371450 Dental Plaq I 1 378800 Aflatoxin 177000 Dental Plaq I 2 233100 Alpha streptococ 380375 Dental Plaq II 1 384950 Anaplasma marg 1 387000 Dental Plaq II 2 278750 Anaplasma marg 2 415300 Dental Plaq II 3 212150...
Page 36 Herpes simpl.1 2 345350 Salmonella typhi 355000 Herpes Zoster 418000 Sarcocystis 452000 Histomonas melea 377000 Scabies 735000 Histoplasma caps 302000 Schistosoma haem 473000 365000 Schistosoma mans 353000 Hymenolepis cyst 478000 Serratia marcesc 351000 Hymenolepis dimi 445000 Shigella dysente 390089 Hypodereum conoi 427000 Shigella flexner 394000...
Page 37 abdominal inflammation 10000 2720 2170 1865 1550 abdominal pain 10000 5000 3040 abortion 10000 5000 abscess 2720 2170 acne 5000 2720 2170 1800 1600 1500 actinomyces 10000 acupuncture point block acute fatigue 5000 acute pain 10000 R10 addiction 5000 R11 adenoma 10000 R12 adiposis 10000...
Page 38 R44 burn 10000 R45 burning 1000 R46 bursitis R47 cancer 10000 2130 2128 2127 2120 2008 R48 candida R49 carcinogen 10000 2130 2128 2127 2120 2008 R50 Carcinoma, Group 1 10000 6000 5000 3176 2720 2489 2093 2101 2109 2117 2125 2133 2141 2149 2157 2165 2173...
Page 39 R84 cyctitis 1550 R85 dandruff 5000 R86 deaf 5000 R87 depression 10000 R88 detox acceleration R89 detox from anesthesia R90 diabetes 10000 5000 2720 2170 1800 1550 R91 diarrhea 5000 1550 R92 digestive trouble 10000 5000 R93 diphteria 5000 R94 Down Syndrome 10000 5000 R95 drug addiction...
Page 40 R127 furuncle 5000 1550 R128 gangrene R129 gastric enhancement 2720 2170 2127 1865 1800 1600 1550 1500 R130 gastric trouble, indigestion 2127 2008 R131 gastric ulcer R132 gastritis 5000 R133 gastritis with gas R134 German measles R135 glaucoma 1600 R136 glaucoma 1600 R137 gonorrhea 5000...
Page 41 R170 influenza 1550 1500 R171 inguinal hernia, intestinal hernia 10000 5000 R172 insect bite R173 insensate 10000 1550 R174 insomnia 10000 1550 1500 R175 intercostal neuralgia 3040 1865 1550 R176 intestinal ulcer R177 ischia 1550 R178 itching (anus) 10000 5000 1865 R179 itchy 1865...
Page 42 R213 muscle atrophy (dystrophy) 5000 R214 muscle pain from injury R215 muscle rigidity 5000 1800 1550 R216 muscle spasm R217 myelitis 5000 R218 nausea R219 neck cramp R220 neck rigidity 5000 R221 nephritis 1500 R222 nephrosis R223 nervous disease 2720 2489 2170 1800...
Page 43 R256 PMS R257 pneumonia 1550 R258 pock 1550 R259 polio 1550 1500 R260 poliomyelitis 10000 5000 1500 R261 pollinosis 10000 5000 R262 polyp 2720 2489 2170 2128 2008 1800 R263 preparation for operation 5000 1800 1600 1550 1500 R264 prostatic hypertrophy 1550 R265 prostatis 1550...
Page 44 R299 small intestinal ulcer R300 sneeze R301 spleen enhancement 10000 2720 2170 1800 1550 R302 sprain R303 staphylococcus infection R304 sterity R305 stiff shoulder 10000 R306 stomatitis, aphta R307 streptococcus infection R308 streptomycin 10000 R309 stroke of apoplexy+paralysis 10000 1865 1800 R310 stutter 10000...
Page 45 R342 varicose R343 vegetate dystony 10000 5000 R344 vehicle sickness 10000 1865 R345 vertebral rigidity 1550 R346 vertigo R347 wart 2720 2489 2170 2127 2008 1800 1600 1500 R348 worms 5522 5000 3032 1865 1223 R349 wound recovery delay (danger of infection) R350 yellow fever 10000 F-SCAN2 IM 2004 01 18...