Summary of Optiflex S
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Optiflex s user manual 1 table of contents precautionary instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 foreword . . . . ....
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Optiflex s user manual 2 precautionary instructions warning – the following precautions should be taken in order to reduce the risk of fire, electrical shock, injury to persons or damage to the optiflex ® s: • read this manual before assembling or using optiflex s. • only use optiflex s on solid, fl...
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Optiflex s user manual 3 caution – these instructions must be read before starting the device! • the optiflex ® s may only be used under the supervision, or by the order of a physician or other licensed healthcare practitioner. • only the original opticard ™ chip card should be used. • make sure tha...
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Optiflex s user manual 5 foreword this manual has been written for the owners and operators of the optiflex ® s continuous passive motion machine. It contains general instructions on operation, precautionary practices, maintenance and parts information. In order to maximize use, efficiency and the l...
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Optiflex s user manual 6 product description the optiflex ® s is a continuous passive motion machine typically used postoperatively on shoulder procedures. By repeatedly moving the affected joint in the prescribed ranges of motion, the optiflex s lessens the adverse effects of immobilization and tra...
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Optiflex s user manual 7 indications clinical advantages optiflex ® s has been shown to aid the rehabilitation of patients post-operatively by: • providing early motion • achieving functional rom earlier • achieving greater ultimate rom • decreasing post-operative pain and swelling • possible increa...
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Optiflex s user manual 8 caution! When you press the start key, the device automatically enters the programmed movement range. The device stops when it reaches the preprogrammed range of motion. To start treatment, program the device if necessary (see programming the device section, page 11), then r...
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Optiflex s user manual 9 caution! – elbow angle changing the elbow setting to less or more than 90° flexion causes the setting for the upper arm length to change. Adjusting the upper arm length (figure e) 1. Grasp the motion element on motor b (20) and loosen the eccentric lever (17). 2. Make sure t...
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Optiflex s user manual 10 pendant nomenclature ab/adduction rotation pause motor on/off speed timer led display stop start special functions set “+” “-” optiflex s user manual.
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Optiflex s user manual 11 programming the optiflex ® s the following treatment values can be set using the pendant: • abduction/adduction (flexion/elevation) • internal/external rotation • pause for adduction/internal rotation • pause for abduction/external rotation • motor a/b on/off • speed • time...
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Optiflex s user manual 12 programming steps, continued 5. Press the stop button to store all previous values. 6 pressing the parameter buttons while the device is stopped shows the currently stored values. 7. Press the start button. The settings will be automatically checked by the device (settings ...
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Optiflex s user manual 13 setting the pauses the pauses occur at the limit positions of motors a and b and can be set separately. The settable value for pauses is 0 - 30 seconds. Motors on/off motors a and b can be used together or separately. N no ot te e:: make sure that at least one motor is alwa...
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Optiflex s user manual 14 programming the special functions possible special functions: • new patient • warm-up program • asynchronous • reverse-on-load • therapy duration • display contrast • service menu to program the special functions: 1. Switch to programming mode. 2. Press the func button. 3. ...
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Optiflex s user manual 15 the following comprise the factory settings: adduction 89° abduction 90° internal rotation -1° external rotation 1° pauses 0 seconds motors a/b on speed 100% timer continuous mode reverse-on-load set to maximum 25 all special functions are deactivated motors run synchronous...
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Optiflex s user manual 16 warm-up program the optiflex ® s has a warm-up mode as a special function. After the warm-up mode is activated, the optiflex s begins the movement in the center between the programmed values for abduction/adduction, elevation or internal/external rotation. The extent of mov...
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Optiflex s user manual 17 reverse-on-load the optiflex ® s switches to the opposite direction when the resistance from the patient exceeds the set level. The adjustment levels available are set 1 - 25, 1 equaling very light, and 25 equaling very heavy. 1. Select “reverse” using the + or - button. 2....
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Optiflex s user manual 18 display contrast this special function adjusts the contrast of the display field. Press set and use +/- keys to set the desired contrast on the display between 0 - 100%. To set this value, press set again. Service menu this is intended for certified service personnel only. ...
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Optiflex s user manual 19 optiflex s user manual converting the optiflex ® s the optiflex s is easily converted. See the parts description on page 22 to help locate any parts. Programming steps 1. Set ante/retroversion to 90° (1). 2. Set motor a to 90° and motor b to 0°. 3. Loosen the wing screw and...
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Optiflex s user manual 20 transporting the optiflex ® s numbers in parenthesis are for assistance with parts identification. References can be found in the chapter entitled parts description, on page 22 of this manual. 1. Set motor a to 35° and motor b to 0°. 2. Switch the device off. 3. Remove the ...
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Optiflex s user manual 21 technical specifications electrical connections 100/240 v, 50/60 hz rated current motor 2 a max power consumption 33 va fuses 2 x 1 at protection class vde, class i, type b transport dimensions 23”h x 34”l x 23”w (58 h x 87.5 l x 57.5 w cm) adjustable ranges (min/max) high ...
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Optiflex s user manual 22 parts description 1. Pendant 2. Opticard ™ 3. Storage for pendant 4. Armrest for healthy arm 5. Wheels 6. Main plug 7. Main switch 8. Fuse 9. Connector for motor assembly 10. Wing screw for backrest 11. Adjusting knob for ante/retroversion (horizontal abduction/adduction) 1...
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Optiflex s user manual 24 warranty optiflex ® s chattanooga group (“company”) warrants that the optiflex ® s (“product”) is free of defects in material and workmanship for the amount of one (1) year from the date of the original consumer purchase of this product. This warranty extends to any owner o...
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Optiflex s user manual 25 3. Any malfunction or failure in the product while it is in the possession of the owner during the warranty period if the malfunction or failure is not caused by a defect in material or workmanship, or if the malfunction or failure is caused by unreasonable use, including t...
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Optiflex s user manual 26 replacement parts list part no. Qty. Product description 20666 1 electronic assembly 20689 1 pendant assembly 20668 1 armrest assembly 20690 1 motor assembly 20670 1 lower arm support 20671 1 lower arm support belt 20672 1 elbow support pad 20673 2 eccentric lever assembly ...
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