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- Page 1 User Manual English We move you...
- Page 2 The content of the User Manual, including all figures and drawings, is copyright- protected information belonging to Hocoma and/or third parties, and is provided solely for the purpose of operating and maintaining the device. Using the content for other purposes or copying the content is prohibited, unless prior written consent has been obtained from Hocoma.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Preparing the training space ..............11 Putting on the sensors ................11 Using the Belt ..................12 Training ................. 12 Chapter 3: Valedo Application ........13 Getting started ..............13 First time installation ................13 Home screen ..................13 Setting range of motion (ROM) ............. 14 Playing the exercises ............ -
Page 4: Introduction
Many people don’t know that it literally only takes minutes a day to combat lower back pain. Keep Valedo around for a quick workout before work, during your lunch break or even while you travel! For business or pleasure, you’ll find that Valedo is easy to use, engaging and... -
Page 5: Chapter 1: Overview And Safety
The Valedo System is understood to mean all components with the computing device. The Sensors The two sensors that come with Valedo are lightweight and easy to operate. They are equipped with one button, one LED and one micro-USB port for charging and firmware updates. -
Page 6: The Cable
The Cable The cable that ships with Valedo is a standard USB to dual micro-USB cable. Use this cable for both charging and firmware updates of the sensors. Both micro-USB connectors can be used to charge, but only one can be used for firmware updates. -
Page 7: The Computing Device
Valedo application. The Valedo Case The case Valedo came in did not just keep it safe during its journey to you; the case will also keep Valedo safe when you store or transport it. See case in Figure 1 above. -
Page 8: Intended Use
Intended Use Valedo is a personal therapy system that aims to improve back health and aid in the prevention of non-specific lower back pain. Valedo offers mobilization, stretching, strength, stabilization, balance and movement awareness exercises for patients to do in the comfort of their own home. -
Page 9: Risk Factors
If you have a contraindication, but feel like you still want to train with Valedo, you must first check with your medical expert. The decision whether a particular treatment is suitable in cases of contraindications always lies within the competence of your medical expert. -
Page 10: Maintenance
Maintenance of Valedo is straightforward. Wipe the sensors with a damp cloth before and after training and store them in the Valedo case between trainings to protect them from excessive lint, dust, humidity or sunlight. Take care to remove any residual adhesive should there be any. -
Page 11: Chapter 2: Training Setup
Chapter 2: Training Setup Initial Training Session Turn on your sensors and pair them to your computing device. Now let’s prepare the training space and learn where to put the sensors. Preparing the Training Space Make sure you have plenty of space around you to safely train. You have the option of training while holding the computing device or with it standing on a table in front of you. -
Page 12: Using The Belt
Start training Training is done through the Valedo application on your computing device. Tap the icon to enter the application. Figure 6: Icon on computing device (example from iPad, icon may look slightly different across computing devices). -
Page 13: Chapter 3: Valedo Application
First Time Installation Before you can begin training you’ll need to set up Valedo. Tap on the start screen and if your sensors aren’t on yet, the software will ask you to turn them on and create your profile. Enter your name, date of birth and sex. You can also import your information from Facebook, tap the Facebook icon and follow the instructions on screen. -
Page 14: Setting Range Of Motion (Rom)
It is also a shortcut button to the Sensor Management screen. Information: Clicking this will bring up information regarding Valedo. On the Home Screen the Info button is in the bottom right-hand corner. Setting Range of Motion (ROM) Figure 8: Example range of motion screen... -
Page 15: Playing The Exercises
Some exercises require you to follow a path, some to fly through hoops and some have completely different goals. Make sure to read the instructions at the start of each exercise so you know what you’re to do! Chapter 3: Valedo Application V_UM_en_1404... - Page 16 It will shrink back down after two seconds. Invert left/right and up/down: (Hip District only) tapping [Pause] during any Hip District exercises will allow you to toggle the hip movement control. Chapter 3: Valedo Application V_UM_en_1404...
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Page 17: Chapter 4: Technical Specifications
The Valedo application will not recognize non Hocoma sensors. Do not attempt to use third party sensors with Valedo. Further complications of trying to use non Hocoma sensors may include but are not limited to corruption of your saved info within the Valedo application, corruption of information on your computing device outside of the Valedo application environment, damage to the third party sensors and personal injury. -
Page 18: The Belt (Optional)
Cable, part number 30813 Keep mobile phones and other devices containing wireless or magnetic components more than 1 m (39 inches) from the Valedo sensors. 2 The belt is an optional accessory available for purchase from Hocoma. Go to www.valedotherapy.com for details. -
Page 19: Risk Management
Risk Management Connection of Valedo to a computer network that includes other equipment could result in previously unidentified RISKS; identify, analyze, and control such RISKS (refer to IEC 60601-1:2005) Subsequent changes to a computer network could introduce new RISKS and require new analysis. -
Page 20: Chapter 5: Troubleshooting
If you are experiencing difficulties with the system please refer to the following website: www.valedotherapy.com This section enables Valedo users to check against the technical problems listed below and take relevant measures. If you have any queries or need further clarification of issues for which we have not provided a satisfactory solution, first contact your local Hocoma service center. -
Page 21: Problems During The Training Session
Turn sensors off and on again. Restart computing device. Restart Valedo App. Make sure that the sensors are still on and The avatar does not communicating with the computing device. -
Page 22: Alerts
Alerts The following alerts may appear on the screen during exercises. If so, follow the instructions below. Alert Action In the top right-hand corner you will see the sensor signal and battery icons. As you can see here a sensor is not communicating properly with the computing device and the battery is depleted. -
Page 23: Chapter 6: Legal Matter
Chapter 6: Legal Matter Explanation of Symbols Used Indicates potentially dangerous situations or actions. Symbol in accordance with ISO 7010-W001. Highlights useful tips, recommendations and information needed to operate the device correctly and efficiently. Step-by-step explanation of tasks for proper use of the product. Manufacturer and year of manufacture Symbol indicates the manufacturer’s reference number of the device. -
Page 24: Disclaimer
Hocoma AG. Warranty Terms Valedo is warranted to be free from defects in workmanship and materials within 24 months of the purchase date when used in accordance with the present user manual.
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