Blue Moon Health Source POINTER EXCEL II Manual de usuario

POINTER

EXCELII'*

Hand

HeldTENS and

Point

Locator

with LargerDigital Display

and

Point

Detection

SoundAdiustment

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INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

TABLE

OFCONTENTS

Contents

InIrod

uel

or:

SafetyPrecautions

Battery

Infornation

Irtdicationr

antlControls

Operation

of Controls

BasicPrinciple

Features

4-5

6-1

8-9

l0-12

l3-t4

.15

.17-18

lrtstrue

titrrtsFor U:e....

Length

of Treatment

...

Aecessories

& Prcking

Technical

Spctilications.........

Erplanationrrl

mbol:

CareandMaintenancc

TrouhlcSh(r('ling

Strtragg ral Transpilrlalir)rl

Warranty

ContentsofMODEL PointerExcelII Package

Model PointerExcelII ...... ...... 1

Hard

carryingcase... . .... f p.

Detectionprobe/stimulationprobes ......2 pcs

Groundingpole... . .. ... I pc

ScrewDriver . ... I pc

9V battery

(PP3.

6F22or its

equivalent)

(for demonstrationonly) .. ...... 1

Instruction

Manual ...

..... I nc

Introduction .......

The

modelPointerExcel

ll isanewlydesigned,accurate,andeasyto operatehand

held

trigger

pointlocatorwhich ir-rcolporates

aneffective

push

buttonstimulation

f'eature.Thismay

beusedfirr

the

irnnrediate

treatmentof the

point

or areatirllowingitsdetection.It features

adigital

displayto

show

the

fiequency

olstir.nulation

duringoperation,and

numerical

displayto show

thesensitivity

of detectionduringthelocationof acupuncture

pt'rints.

This unitisfully equipped

with distinguished

f'eatures

suchas

polarity

change-overswitch,

frequency

selectionandmicrocurrent

stimulationetc.

It isoneof the

nrost

innovative

handheld

stimulatols

availablein the

market.

SAFETYPRECAUTIONS

- Warnings

Heart Patient-Adequateprceautionarv

nrea\urcs

shouldbeconsidered

prior to stimulatingpatients

suspected

of having

heart

disease.

Currentclinicaldatacannotsufficicntll"

prove

tharnoadverse

results

can

occur

in such

patients.

Carotid sinus-Donot

stimulateovcrthecarotidsirrusnervcs.espccillll,inpaticnts

rvith

knotvrr

sinusreflex

sensitivity.

NeckStimulation-Severespasm

of thelarvngeal

and

pharyngeal

ntusclesmay

occur

whcnthc

electrodeisplaced

acrosstheneckor thenrouth.Thisnral bcstrongenough

toclosetlffthc airway.

Cardiac Pacemakers-

Stimulationwill inhibitthe

outputo1'sorrredenrandcardiacpacenrakers

and.

therefore.

it isnotreconrnre'ndedfor patients

with thistypeof pacemaker.

Pregnancv-The

satctyof electricalnerve

stimulrtion

fbr use

during

pregnanc\

or deliveryhas

not

been

establi

shed.

Other-Electricalnervestinrulatiorl.

presentlv

understrrod.

asyrnptonratic

tl'eatment.

and

suchmaysuppress

the

progress

of painwhichwouldothcrwise

servc:rsa

protective

inl'luencc

onthe

outcomeof adisease

process.

The

potential

for phvsical

and/or

psycholtrqical

dependence

upolr

nerve

stimulationasameansof relieving

pain

has

not

)'ct

beendetennined.

It has

been

noted

thatsomepatients

findthe

sensationof electricalstinrulation

extremel!'

unpleasant

and

should

plobabl_v

excludedfrom further

useuf thestirnulator.

Do notappl1,

electrical

nerve

stinlulation

current

transcerebrallv.

Do t'Lotapply

electrical

nerve

stimulation

when

pain

syndromesareundiagnoseduntiletiologyis

established.

Electrical

nervestimulationdevicesshould

usedonlyunder

thecontinuedsupervision

of a

ph-vsician.

Electronicmonitoring

equipnrent

(such

asEKG monitorsandEKG alarms)

maynot

opcrate

properly

whenelectricalnerve

stimulation

isin usc.

Avoid usein post-operative

recoveryroomswhen

heartmonitorison.

Keen

outof reach

of children.

Batterv Information ......

Yrrurstimulator

requiresI 9V batterl'.usePP3,6F22or itsequivalenttypeof battery

(Alkaline

b311c1f

recommended).Thehattery

isreplacedby openingthe

battery

dooronthe

bottomside

theunit. Slidethebatterydooroff. reniovetheoldbatteryandinsertthenewone.

Insert

thebatterl

con'ectly

\\'ith

the

polarity

accordingtothediagramshownin thebatterycompartment

label.

Make

sure

theclirectionsofpositive andncgative

poles

ofbattery insertedarecorrect

andbcsure

y()u

arc

usins

a I'resh

battery.Closethebatterydoor.Batterylife is,1to20treatmenthours

dependingon

howhigh

thecurrentissetandhowlon-9eachtreatrnentsessionlasts.Many short

treatment

sessiuns

givc longerbatterylife than

fewerlonger

sessious.

To avoidbattery leakage,remove

the battery

if the unit will not beusedfor an extended

period of time.

chanrber

on(press

downfor stinrulation)

and

intensityconrrol

knob. digital

display

e ltrrmicrocurrent

()utpul) .1,,

| ,-

& r\,--(--':---Z

. :._\+,-J: ..:'/ \

aA@

. _. lr\ t$-7 /

' 'A l\+ -/

/tt

/ | frequencyad.justment

dial

rsensitivity

controlknob

iing plates

ndications and Controls ......

detection/stimulation

probe push

typebutton

I Breen

pilot I ON/Orr

an,

I lightindicaror | (blue

zone

I J'.1,*i

l--:a=

,*rr

1 .,',A(

::,:-)*1,

y'-'----X

'T'r

/tl

Jack

lbr

groundingpole | | /

| /- Polaritychange

ou.,lr*i,.t | /

side/underneathgroundin,

Additional feature for sound adjustment of point detection

GCI tL'*'

t--t

the ltl symbol

trimnterto adjust

themost

I' A

under

tatethe

Sound adjustment control trimmer located

Use

theattached

screw

driver andinsert

intothehole

andro

suitable

sound

fbr oointdetection.

Operation of Controls ......

Thedeviceconsists

of thefollowingcontrols

O Onesensitivitycontrolknob

onthe

righthandsideof the

unit

tocontrol

the

sensitivitvof the

device

duringthelocationof the

trigger

poirrt.

ThelevcloI sensitivity

(h1'

touching

the

stimulation

probe

with the

groundpole)

can

bereadfrom theDigitalChamber

Display.Thc

higherthe

value,

thehigher

the

sensitivity.Duringlocationof trigger

or acupuncturepoints.

the

nuntbervlrics anrlrcachntaximurn

r"hen

theexact

poittt

islocated.

I An intensity

and

ON/OFF controlknobon thelefl handsideof the

unit

to control

thcintensirv

of theoutput

throush

themetal

probe

electrode,

whichislocatedalthe

fronttip of the

unit.

O A push

llpe buttononthe

front

top

of theunit. Press

thishutton

t()

activatc

thestinrulationr)rrrtle

A continuuuselecrric

pulsc

of 1to l6 Hz (adjustable)

emittedthrough

the

metalprobe

I A frequency

ad.justmentdialwhich

is locatedunderthesensitivitycontrolknob.toadlustthe

lrequencvof stinrulationfrorn I Hz to 16

Hz. Thefrequencl'selc'ctedcan

hereadlrom the

displaychamber

rvhenpressinu

dor.r,nthe

push

type

buttunonthcfronttop

of thcu11it.

O TheDigitalDisplaychamberislocated

onthc

reartopside

of the

unit. It leatures

adigital

displaytoshowthcfrequencv

(from I to l6 Hz) of stinrulation

duringoperation.

and

nunrerical

displal (rnaxinrunr

around

-500

whensensitivitl'ad.justnrenttt)

hi,shcstrance)

toshou tlre

sensitivityof detection

during

the

Iocationof acupuncturc

poinrs.

O A sound

adjusrment

control

trimmer localedunder

the symbol

filon tfrebacksideof theunit.

for controlof sound

duringpoint

detection.

O Polaritychange-over

switch,locatedat

the

front side

ofthe unit, tochange

the

polarity

stimulationl'rom

+ l(). or vicevcrsa.

O Thereisagreen

pilot lamp

ontop

oithe unit,nextto the

push

type

hutton.

Thisrvill lightup

whenthe

pointlocationor stimulation

mode

isin action.

O Two groundplates.

one

locatedat thefront left handside.

andthe

other

oneunderneath

theunit,

allowtheuser

r()holdtheunir

and

touchthe

glound

plate{s)

easily

in closingthecitcuit tol poirtt

detection

or stimulation.

O Thereisone

jack on thebottom

side

of theunit. Thisis tbr connecting

thehand

grounding

pole.

Basic Principle

On thebodysurface.

theelectric

resistance

of atriggel point or areactive

pointis lttrverthanin its

surroundingareas.

It can

beleadily located

by mearrs

of an

instrulnent

whichis sensitiveto

resistance

changes.

When

the

metalprobetouches

a low resistancc

point.the

loudspeakergives

soundsignal.

ltspitchrises

with tl're

lowering

of the

electlic

resistanceof theskin.With this

instrumentand

method

of detection,

trigger

points

thus

locatedusually

produceastrongsensation

iind

reactiontoelectric

stimulation,and

will achieve

thebesttherapeutic

results.

Features......

1)The

Digital Display

chamberis located

onthereartopsideof theunit. It features

adigital

displayto showthe

workingfrequency

(from I 1o

16Hz) of stimulationduring

acupuncture

treatment

whenpushingdown

the

stimulationbutton.

and

anurnericaldisplay

(nraxinrunr

arourrd

500

whensensitivity

isadjustto rhe

highest

range)

to shorvthescnsitivity

of detection

duringthe

locationof acupuncture

points.

Whenused

in Acupuncture

trr

trigger

point

detection,

the

digital

display

will showthe

location

of theacupuncture

pointin nunrericalfbrm. During acupuncture

location.thehighest

numericalvaluerefers

to the

nearest

siteof acupuncturepoint.'lhe green

indication

LED will lightcontinuously

when

theacupuncture

pointislocated.

2) Polarity

change-overswitchwhichallows

theoutput

stimulatiotrto reverseitspolaritv

stimulationfrom * (fbr tonification)

to lsedation)

or vice

versa,

easily

durin,q

treatment.

When

doingthis, the

output

intensityshould

beturneddownfirst in orderto avoid

a suddenincreasein

intensity.

3)Acupuncturetrealment

throu-qhthe

probemavbeused

tor theimrnediate

treatment

of the

pointor

area

righrafteritsdetectiononthe

patient,by'

simply

pushing

down

thestimulation/detection

burton

ontop

of theunit. Thebutton

onthetopof the

unitmaybe

pressed

toactivatethe

stimulationmode.

A continuouselectric

pulse

of I to 16Hz (adjustable

by turning

thefrequency

dial)isemittedthrough

the

probe,

the

intensitymayalso

beadjusted.

Theintensity

controlled

with theintensityknob

labeled

'INT".

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