Kinetec Spectra Manuel D'utilisation page 35

PROGRAM MODE: How to enter a program?
The device Kinetec Spectra™ allows you to store up to 16 programs, including the type of
treatment, ROM, speed, load, pauses and timer.
The original parameter values of the program are empty. These values can be modified and
saved at any time by following the procedure below or by using the Kinetec Data Capture™
software.
Note: this function is not available when a USB key is connected.
See the Kinetec Data Capture™ software user manual for more information.
Beginning
To switch off the unit
Press the two keys at the same time and
switch the unit ON
Then
To change the program if necessary
To choose the treatment mode
Or
To display the extension or flexion limit of the
movement
To change the limit if necessary
To confirm the new value, press another key
or wait more than 3 seconds
To record program 10
Then
Or
To cancel the program
To exit program mode, switch the unit OFF
and switch back ON.
Kinetec Spectra™
Keys to
Display
press
KINETEC
SPECTRA VXX.X
PROGRAM
EMPTY
PROGRAM
25 KINETEC 110
Or
PROGRAM
30 WARM UP 90
PROGRAM
30 KINETEC 90
PROGRAM Nr10
30 KINETEC 90
Or
PROGRAM Nr10
30 KINETEC
PROGRAM Nr10
30 KINETEC
Or
PROGRAM Nr10
SPEED: 2
PROGRAM Nr10
LOAD: _ _ _ _ _
PROGRAM Nr10
TIMER
PROGRAM Nr10
PAUSE EXT
PROGRAM Nr10
SAVE:+ CLEAR:-
PROGRAM Nr10
SAVING
PROGRAM Nr11
EMPTY
PROGRAM Nr10
CLEARING
PROGRAM Nr11
EMPTY
KINETEC
SPECTRA VXX.X
EN
Check if the hand control is not
locked (See page 7).
Welcome text displayed for 3
seconds
Nr2
The program number blinks.
Nr10
The new program number blinks.
The display indicates the selected
Nr10
treatment mode, the program
number blinks again.
Nr10
The value blinks.
90
The new value blinks.
120
While the value blinks press
the
to change if necessary.
00H00MIN
0S
Program 10 has been recorded and
the display indicates the next
program so you can change another
program.
Program 10 has been removed and
the display indicates the next
program so you can change another
program.
To use the modified program see
page 12.
Remarks
or key
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