General Information; Program Overview; Tens Program Table; Ems Program Table - Beurer Em 1 R Relief + Mode D'emploi

GENERAL INFORMATION

If you wish to return to the previous selection menu, press the MENU button.
By pressing and holding the ENTER button, you can skip individual setting
steps and start stimulation treatment straight away.
Button lock
Lock the buttons to prevent accidental pressing of the buttons (for safety
reasons, it is possible to pause the program even when the button lock is
activated).
1. To activate the button lock, hold down the
onds, until the symbol appears on the display .
2. To deactivate the button lock, hold down the
onds again, until the symbol disappears from the display.

8.3 Program overview

The Digital TENS/EMS device features a total of over 70 programs:
• 15 TENS programs
• 35 EMS programs
• 20 MASSAGE programs
In all programs you can individually set the pulse intensity of the two chan-
nels.
You can also set various parameters in TENS programs 13–15 and EMS pro-
grams 33–35 to adjust the stimulating e ect to the application area.

8.4 TENS program table

Prog. no. E ective application areas,
indications
1 Pain in upper limbs 1
2 Pain in upper limbs 2
3 Pain in lower limbs
4 Ankle pain
5 Shoulder pain
button for approx. 3 sec-
button for approx. 3 sec-
Running Possible
time electrode
(min) positioning
30 12–17
30 12–17
30 23–27
30 28
30 1–4
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Prog. no. E ective application areas,
indications
6 Pain in the back
7 Pain in buttocks and back of
thighs
8 Pain relief 1
9 Pain relief 2
10 Endorphin e ect (burst)
11 Pain relief 3
12 Pain relief – chronic pain
TENS programs 13–15 can be set individually (see section on "Cus-
tomisable programs"). For correct electrode positioning, refer to the
section "Information on electrode placement".

8.5 EMS program table

Prog. no. E ective application areas,
indications
1 Warming up
2 Capillarisation
3 Strengthening the upper arm
muscles
4 Maximising the strength of the
upper arm muscles
5 Explosive force of the upper arm
muscles
6 Tightening the upper arm muscles
7 Shaping the upper arm muscles
8 Tightening the forearm muscles
9 Maximising the strength of the
forearm muscles
28
Running Possible
time electrode
(min) positioning
30 4–11
30 22, 23
30 1–28
30 1–28
30 1–28
30 1–28
30 1–28
Running Possible
time (min) electrode
positioning
30 1–27
30 1–27
30 12–15
30 12–15
30 12–15
30 12–15
30 12–15
30 16–17
30 16–17