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Kinevia Duo
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  • Page 1 The kinetec movement trainer Operating manual Kinevia Kinevia Duo 0633 www.kinetec.fr/en (English translation of the original user manual)
  • Page 2 Valid for the following models Kinevia (leg trainer), Art.-Nr. 4665009443 from 01/2015 Kinevia Duo (arm trainer), Art.-Nr. 4665009451 Date of Publication: 08-11-2016 Documentnumber: kin_EN_Rev.3.1.indd Revision number: Manufacturer: PARAVAN GmbH, Paravanstraße 5-10, 72539 Aichelau, Germany Copyright: PARAVAN GmbH...
  • Page 3 Kinevia in this User‘s Manual. Please ca- refully read the information on the page to follow in order to make sure your Kinevia will give you many years of problem-free service. Keep this User‘s Manual in a handy place fpr later reference.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Fields of use ..........................18 Side effects and contraindications ..................19 3.2.1 Side effects ..........................19 3.2.2 Contraindications ........................19 Disclaimer of liability ..................20 Therapy with Kinevia ...................21 Therapy forms .......................... 21 Anti-spastic control and -relaxation ..................22 Safety instructions ....................23 Table of contents...
  • Page 5 Adjusting the pedal radius ....................... 44 Adjusting the handhold height ....................46 Lower leg restraint (accessory) ....................48 Activation of the arm trainer Kinevia Duo ................50 Adjusting the Kinevia cardio set (article no. 8500) ..............52 8.10 Transport ..........................54 Table of contents...
  • Page 6 Operate Proper usage of the Kinevia ................56 Secure sitting- and body position ................... 56 General training recommendations ..................59 Operating the touch panel ................... 61 10.1 Operating the touch panel ....................... 61 10.2 Main menu..........................61 10.3 Most important button functions ................... 63 10.3.1...
  • Page 7 Training programs ....................78 11.1 Therapy programs – Indication-guided training ..............78 11.2 Training phases ........................82 11.3 Training levels .......................... 83 11.4 Free training ..........................85 11.4.1 Passive training ........................85 11.4.2 Active training .......................... 85 11.4.3 Soft training ..........................85 11.4.4 Symmetry training ........................
  • Page 8 Help Problems and corrections..................97 Safety-related controls and maintenance ............99 Cleaning and care ....................100 Technology Service life and disposal ..................104 17.1 Duration of servicibility ......................104 17.2 Disposal ............................ 104 Technical data .....................105 18.1 Description of the system ....................... 105 18.2 Dimensions and weight ......................
  • Page 9 Locking screw adjus-table arm ....................51 Fig. 20: Using Kinevia Duo as legtrainer ....................51 Fig. 21: Using Kinevia Duo as upper body trainer ................51 Fig. 22: Heart rate receiver ........................52 Fig. 23: Chest strap heart rate ......................52 Fig.
  • Page 10 Fig. 26: Plus- /Minus- buttons ......................63 Fig. 27: Horizontal Arrow buttons ....................... 63 Fig. 28: Home button ..........................63 Fig. 29: Back button ..........................64 Fig. 31: Confirm buttons ........................64 Fig. 30: Decline buttons ........................64 Fig. 32: Start button ..........................

  • Page 11: Legal

    Legal Details on publisher KINETEC SAS Zone Industrielle de Tournes Rue Maurice Périn 08090 Tournes, France › Phone: +33 (0) 3 24 29 85 05 › Fax: +33 (0) 3 24 33 51 05 Fig. 1: QR-Code › Internet: www.kinetec.fr ›...

  • Page 12: General Information

    General Information Information about the operating manual Thank you for choosing Kinevia. Please read the operating manual carefully before you begin using this de- vice. The employees at our house hope that you enjoy training on your new therapy device, and we wish you good health.
  • Page 13 DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in death or serious injury. WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in injury. CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

  • Page 14: Illustrations In The Operating Manual

    Illustrations in the operating manual Potential hazards, mandatory actions, prohibitions, and user actions are illustrated using the same symbol shapes throughout all instructions for use. Hazard alert An equilateral triangle is used to convey hazard alert messa- Fig. 2: Symbol for hazard alert ges, regardless of their hazard level.

  • Page 15: Illustrations In User Manual

    Illustrations in User manual Please be aware that the appearance of the product and display screen may differ slightly from the illustrations used here. Technical changes The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the product, the technical data, the software or the assembly- and operating manual without prior notice.

  • Page 16: Proper Usage

    Active movement therapy with motor support (softtraining): The patient actively moves arms or legs with › own muscle strength while the motor provides targeted support. Kinevia can be used as an arm- or leg trainer. It is not possible to use the arm- and leg trainer at the same time.

  • Page 17: Fields Of Use

    Fields of use Use Kinevia as: leg exerciser (Kinevia) › upper body exerciser (Kinevia Duo) › The use of the exerciser is especially recommended for: paralysis or neuromuscular diseases with reduced arm and leg mobility, e.g. after paraplegia, multi- ›...

  • Page 18: Side Effects And Contraindications

    Side effects and contraindications 3.2.1 Side effects The extent and duration of the therapy should be coordinated with your physician, therapist or physical › therapist in order to avoid overextension or adverse side effects. Risks occur when the patient is strained beyond his or her personal limits and capacity. ›...

  • Page 19: Disclaimer Of Liability

    Disclaimer of liability Kinetec is not responsible or liable in any way for losses, damages or costs resulting from or associated with Faulty installation, repair or maintenance by persons who are not authorized by Kinetec › Usage of accessories that have not been cleared by Kinetec ›...

  • Page 20: Therapy With Kinevia

    Therapy with Kinevia Therapy forms The following therapy forms are possible with Kinevia: Passive movement with motor power The limbs are moved by motor power only. The acceleration and stopping of the pedals is gentle and consis- tent. The full rotational speed is reached after a minimum of 10 seconds. The maximum rotational speed in passive training is 60 rpm.

  • Page 21: Anti-Spastic Control And -Relaxation

    Anti-spastic control and -relaxation Kinevia is equipped with anti-spastic control, which, in case of an identified spasm, stops the training and restarts it after a short pause. It can be configured whether the pe- dals should continue to turn forwards or backwards or in the opposite direction when a spasm is recognized.

  • Page 22: Safety Instructions

    Always ensure that no children or animals are in the vicinity of the moving pedals (pinch point hazard). ➨ It is not allowed to use accessories that are approved by Kinetec. You may only use accessories and con- nect devices to the USB interface and jack outlet that have been approved by Kinetec.
  • Page 23 Do not place any liquids on or in the vicinity of the device. ➨ Children may only train on the Kinevia device under constant supervision. ➨ Always wear appropriate shoes without shoelaces when using the leg trainer. Danger of injuries by pinched shoelaces ➨...
  • Page 24 It is possible that maintenance products for carpets, hardwood flooring or tiles contain substances that may attack and soften the plastic caps of the therapy device’s pedestal feet. This can lead to resi due on the floor. The manufacturer Kinetec is not liable for such damages. ➨...
  • Page 25 ➨ Your seat, just as for a wheel chair, chair or the like, must be positioned so it does not tilt or slip on the floor. A tilt protection for wheelchairs can be ordered as an accessory. ➨ The therapy device is designed to be used while sitting; do not step into the foot cuffs with your entire bodyweight, and do not hang from the arm trainer ➨...
  • Page 26 WA R N I N G Danger of injuries due to lack of independance Please verify with your dealer or physician if the presence › of an attendant is required for a safe training. If the user cannot operate the device safely without assis- ›...
  • Page 27 Danger of injuries due to physical impairment If you feel pain or uncomfortable during the training with › your kinevia, please contact a doctor immediately. D A N G E R! Danger to life due to cardiac pacemaker If using a cardiadic pacemaker consult a doctor before the ›...
  • Page 28 Danger of injuries due to inappropriate preparation Always inspect the device before use to ensure that the › equipment, especially the plug, the power supply and the cable, are not damaged. Disinfect Kinevia before every training. › Make sure that cranks can move freely. ›...

  • Page 29: Device Overview

    Device overview Device overview leg trainer (Kinevia) ① Touchpanel (controls) ② ① Handle bar ③ Locking screw height adjustment ② ④ Cup holder ⑤ Power switch (on/off) ⑥ Footshells ③ ⑦ Pedestal foot ④ ⑧ Transportation rolls ⑤ ⑧ ⑥...

  • Page 30: Device Overview Arm Trainer (Kinevia Duo)

    Device overview arm trainer (Kinevia Duo) ⑨ Handholds armtrainer ⑩ Handle bar legtrainer ⑨ ⑪ Locking screw Swivel arm ⑩ ⑪ Fig. 5: Kinevia Duo...

  • Page 31: Detailansicht Touchpanel

    Detailansicht Touchpanel ⑫ USB interface ⑬ Jack outlet (POLAR receiver) ⑬ ⑫ Fig. 6: Touch panel...

  • Page 32: Accessories

    Accessories 7.4.1 Lower leg restrain The height-adjustable lower leg restraints ensure additional stabiliza- tion and guidance of the lower leg during training and prevent the legs from bending sideways. Fig. 7: Lower leg restraints 7.4.2 RTR tilt protection The RTR tilt protection consists of two rubber wheels that latch on to the pedestal foot of the movement trainer and hook onto the wheelchair from where it can be controlled.

  • Page 33: Kinevia Cardio Set

    7.4.3 Kinevia cardio set The Kinevia cardio set allows you to monitor and display your heart rate during training. The set consists of a training belt (sender) and a receiver, which is inserted into the jack outlet on the top side of the touch panel.

  • Page 34: Wrist Cuff Handfix To Hand Fixation

    7.4.4 Wrist cuff Handfix to hand fixation Article (for adults) size: L Article (Women / teens) size: M Article (children) size: S The wrist cuff Handfix used to fix the hand on the arm trainer. It is spe- cially designed for spasticity and paralysis of the hand and all hand mo- tor disorders which no longer allow an active hold.

  • Page 35: Article Number And -Designation

    Self operating footshell 4665010523 Horizontal handle bar Please only use accessory parts that have been approved by Kinetec, otherwise Kinetec cannot uncondi- tionally guarantee the application safety of the device. Warranty- and liability claims also become invalid if unapproved parts are used.

  • Page 36: Symbols On The Product

    Symbols on the product The following signs are applied to the device: Symbol Meaning Application part Type BF All parts that come into contact with the patient during proper usage are con- sidered to be application parts (e.g. footshells, handlebar, leg guidance, touch panel).
  • Page 37 Protect device against wetness and rain device of protection class II Serial number of device Do not lean against device „Kinevia“. Do not lean against upper torso exer- ciser. Do not lean against handle bars. Danger through slipping away of device.

  • Page 38: Activation, Operation And Transport

    Activation, operation and transport Inspection before activation ➨ Please remove the packaging material and transport safety devices before activation. ➨ Check the contents for completeness and damages that may have occurred during transport. ➨ Please notify your delivery service immediately in case of incomplete contents or existing damages. Activation, operation and transport...

  • Page 39: Activation Of Leg Trainer

    Activation of leg trainer Your device is equipped with an external power supply (AHM 150 PS24C2). ➨ Please insert the plug of the power supply cable in the correspon- ding socket on the back of the device. ➨ Use the power cord to connect the power supply connection to the power supply socket.

  • Page 40: Standby Mode

    Standby mode The display has a standby mode. In standby mode the screen is dark. ➨ Standby mode is activated by pressing down on the display at any place for ca. 5 seconds. ➨ To switch from standby mode to operational readiness, press the display again at any location for ca. 5 seconds until the main menu appears.

  • Page 41: Adjusting The Pedal Width

    Adjusting the pedal width ➨ Before modifying the pedal width please switch off the device. ➨ The device has two foot cuffs, which can be adjusted in the horizontal width by opening the white locking bolt (quickadjust setting). ➨ You can select 4 positions on each side of the pedal. ➨...
  • Page 42 WA R N I N G Danger of injuries due to loose foot cuffs Ensure that white stop bolt lock is always tightened › securely. Activation, operation and transport...

  • Page 43: Adjusting The Pedal Radius

    Adjusting the pedal radius ➨ Before modifying the pedal width please switch off the device. ➨ The pedal radius is adjusted by opening the quick-adjust lock (wing screw) at the front of the pedal axis. ➨ Unscrew wing screw and move foot shell with both hands to the desi- red position.
  • Page 44 WA R N I N G Danger of injuries due to loose pedal arm Ensure the pedal arm is fastened securely again after the › adjustment. Ensure that wing screw is tightened securely every time be- › fore training. Activation, operation and transport...

  • Page 45: Adjusting The Handhold Height

    Adjusting the handhold height ➨ Disengage the quick-release lever to adjust the handhold or armtrainer height. Unscrew lever till you can remove stop bolt lock. ➨ Now you can lower or raise the handlebar or armtrainer. You can adjust 6 height positions.
  • Page 46 WA R N I N G Risk of injuries due to height adjustment Please make sure that locking bolt always snapped in en- › tirely. The red safety pin indicates if locking bolt is snapped in. › Red safety pin must not protrude out of its guide if locking ›...

  • Page 47: Lower Leg Restraint (Accessory)

    Lower leg restraint (accessory) You can support your legs with the lower leg restraint (calf cuffs) in order to securely guide your legs during movement. We recommend inserting a lower leg restraint if your legs tend to press together or tilt to the inside or outside.
  • Page 48 WA R N I N G Risk of injuries due to lack of independance of user Patients who are incapable of removing the lower leg res- › traint themselves are not permitted to train without super- vision. Activation, operation and transport...

  • Page 49: Activation Of The Arm Trainer Kinevia Duo

    You can either use Kinevia as legtrainer or as upper body trainer. ➨ If you use Kinevia as armtrainer, please open the two locking screws and swivel the device by 180 degrees. ➨ After rotating the upper device please tighten the two locking screws securely.
  • Page 50 Fig. 19: Locking screw adjus- table arm Fig. 20: Using Kinevia Duo as Fig. 21: Using Kinevia Duo as legtrainer upper body trainer Activation, operation and transport...

  • Page 51: Adjusting The Kinevia Cardio Set (Article No. 8500)

    ➨ When the chest strap has been put on correctly and the receiver is plugged in, Kinevia will display your heart rate during training (see Chapter 10.4.3) Fig. 23: Chest strap heart rate...
  • Page 52 WA R N I N G Danger of material damage due to inappropriate handling Do not fold cardio-pulse-set. › Do not leave cardio-pulse-set in direct sunlight for longer › periods of time Activation, operation and transport...

  • Page 53: Transport

    Transportation of ➨ You can move the leg trainer on its wheels to the desired location. Kinevia ➨ If it is not possible to move the leg trainer in this fashion, you can carry it with at least two people by lifting from the underside of the frame.
  • Page 54 WA R N I N G Risk of injury due to incorrect transport Please carry the device with two people if it is to be trans- › ported over stairs. Transport device exclusively on even and stable floors › Before moving the device, ensure that it is turned off and ›...

  • Page 55: Proper Usage Of The Kinevia

    Proper usage of the Kinevia Secure sitting- and body position The right sitting position is especially important for therapy success. Please observe the following recom- mendations: ➨ If you are operating the device from a wheelchair, ensure that the wheelchair is fastened securely and that you are using a suitable wheelchair.
  • Page 56 ➨ Make sure that your feet are securely fastened in the foot cuffs with the Velcro straps. ➨ If you suffer from signs of paralysis, we recommend using the lower leg restraint (see Chapter 8.9). Proper usage of the Kinevia...
  • Page 57 If your arm muscles are weak or partially paralyzed, we recommend using arm cuffs with restraints. WA R N I N G Danger of injuries due to wrong sitting position Let your physician or therapist show you the correct sitting › position before training for the first time. Proper usage of the Kinevia...

  • Page 58: General Training Recommendations

    General training recommendations Training with the Kinevia movement trainer has a positive effect on both body and mind. Regular training can contribute to muscle build-up, loosening of joints, circulation improvement and digestive stimulation. Kinevia can be used to prevent lack of movement as well as for therapeutic purposes. A suitable training plan that has been customized to your individual requirements is important for the success of your training.
  • Page 59 A training is successful when your muscles become more relaxed and the motor exerts less power than pre- viously to rotate the pedals without stopping. You can slowly adapt your training, depending on your physical condition and progress. Proper usage of the Kinevia...

  • Page 60: Operating The Touch Panel

    10. Operating the touch panel 10.1 Operating the touch panel The touch panel has a high-quality 7-inch display. All functions are trig- gered by touching the appropriate numerical buttons with your finger- tips. The display is configured so that it only reacts to slight pressure in order to avoid accidental operation.
  • Page 61 Training analysis: Use this button to display your current training evaluation after completing a training. › Press the Arrow buttons to display the last 10 completed trainings. Statistics: Statistics will show you an evaluation of all completed trainings in the long-term display (added ›...

  • Page 62: Most Important Button Functions

    10.3 Most important button functions 10.3.1 Plus- /Minus buttons With these buttons you can gradually increase or decrease values, such as e.g. resistance, RPM, date etc. Fig. 26: Plus- /Minus- buttons 10.3.2 Horizontal Arrow button Use these buttons to switch between several setting fields in the menu Set- tings.

  • Page 63: Back Button

    10.3.4 Back button With this button you can navigate back to your previous setting. Fig. 29: Back button 10.3.5 Confirm and Decline buttons You confirm a menu selection by pressing this button. Fig. 31: Confirm buttons You decline a menu selection by pressing this button. Fig.
  • Page 64 The Start button will begin your training. The machine starts out gently and slowly increases its rotational speed until it reaches the preset value. The full rotational speed is reached after a minimum of 10 seconds. The maximum ro- tational speed in passive training is 60 RPM. You stop your training program by pressing this button.

  • Page 65: Training Menu

    10.4 Training menu The training screen is displayed when a training program is prompted: The training screen is divided as follows: Top control field (①-③) › Lower control field (Buttons ④-⑨) › Training control field (Buttons ⑩-⑳) › Fig. 34: Training menu 10.4.1 Displays and control buttons in the top control field Back button: Use this button to navigate back to your previous...

  • Page 66: Displays And Control Buttons In The Lower Control Field

    When changing the rotational direction, the rotational speed of the pedals is gently reduced to a standstill. Kinevia only changes the direction once the movement has stopped completely; it then starts out gently again. ⑤...

  • Page 67: Display Values In The Training Control Field

    – measured in watt. ② Heart rate: This field indicates your current heart rate, provided › the accessory for the Kinevia cardio set is attached. ③ Duration: This field shows the total remaining training time, inclu- › ding warm-up and cool-down phase. ④...
  • Page 68 ASC level – Anti-spastic control: This field displays the sensitivity setting for the anti-spastic control in › passive training. Press this button to adjust the sensitivity level. ⑦ Symmetry: This field indicates the strain level for the right and left half of your body during active training. ›...

  • Page 69: Access-/ Exit Aid

    10.5 Access-/ Exit aid 10.5.1 Access Before beginning your training, use the enter-/exit aid to bring the foot cuffs into a com- fortable position. First, press the button Access-/Exit aid. This moves the right foot cuff Fig. 40: For- down. Now place your right foot into the foot cuff and fixate the foot with the Velcro tape. ward-/Backward Then press the button Access-/Exit aid again.

  • Page 70: Exit

    10.5.2 Exit After you have finished your training, press the button Access-/Exit aid. This will move the right foot cuff down. You can now remove the right foot from the foot cuff. Then press the button Access-/Exit aid again to move the left foot cuff down so you can take your left foot out.

  • Page 71: Asc - Anti-Spastic Control

    The anti-spastic control (ASC) protects you during passive training from over-exertion or inappropriate straining in the case of spasms. The pedals stop as soon as Kinevia reco- gnizes a spasm. Additionally a red bar appears on the touch screen. The pedals remain Fig.
  • Page 72 WA R N I N G Risk of injury due to damaged or inappropriate adjusted safety equipment Before every training, make sure that anti spastic control is › working correctly. We recommend always leaving the anti-spastic control › Adjust the anti spastic control to the health and physical ›...

  • Page 73: Further Settings During Training

    10.7 Further settings during training 10.7.1 Timer You can access the settings menu for the timer by pressing the button Timer. This setting lets you change the time duration for the current training phase (warm-up, training, cool-down). You can set the training duration to a maximum of 120 minutes.

  • Page 74: Rpm - Revolutions Per Minute

    10.7.2 RPM – Revolutions per minute Press the button RPM during passive training to access the settings menu for the rotational speed (measured in pedal revolutions per minute). Please take Warning: Pedals are accelerated and stopped in a gentle and consistent manner. ›...
  • Page 75 WA R N I N G Danger of injuries due to overexertion It is best to start with a low rotational speed and increase it › gradually – depending on your personal wellbeing and ca- pacity. Operating the touch panel...

  • Page 76: Resistance

    10.7.3 Resistance Press the button Resistance during active training to access the settings menu for motor resistance. With the Plus button you can increase the motor resistance during active training. You will now have to exert more power to rotate the pedals. With the Minus button you can decrease the motor resistance in active trai- ning.

  • Page 77: Training Programs

    11. Training programs 11.1 Therapy programs – Indication-guided training Various training programs are deposited under this menu, de- pending on indication and therapy goal; these programs have been developed together with therapists. The training pro- grams make the configuration of training parameters easier by suggesting training settings for the warm-up-, training- and cool-down phase.
  • Page 78 (measured in watt) always remains the same. Cardio: (only for accessory Kinevia cardio set) A certain heart rate is preset as the tar- › get heart rate for this program. The resistance of the motor is automatically reduced as soon as the configured heart rate is reached.
  • Page 79 Multiple sclerosis: After the passive warm-up training phase, a specific resistance is preset for this pro- › gram, depending on the selected training level in the active training. Parkinson’s disease: After the passive warm-up training phase, a specific resistance is preset for this pro- ›...
  • Page 80 D A N G E R! Danger to life due to inappropriate setting of heart rate The preset heart rate should be adjusted in accordance › with the maximum heart rate of the respective patient. D A N G E R! Danger to life due to inappropriate setting of heart rate The system for frequency control can be faulty.

  • Page 81: Training Phases

    11.2 Training phases Each training is divided into three phases: Warm-up phase › This phase warms up your muscles, loosens your joints and relaxes cramps and spasms. A passive trai- ning with low rotational speed is normally configured for the warm-up phase. Training phase ›...

  • Page 82: Training Levels

    The status field at the top of the screen margin will display the active training phase and its remaining duration. You can adjust the durati- on of the respective training phase in the current training at any time Fig. 45: Display training program by pressing the button Timer and adjusting the values to your require- and phase...
  • Page 83 WA R N I N G Danger of injuries due to inappropriate or excessive training It is imperative that you coordinate your training times with › your therapist and adjust the values if necessary. Choose an easy training level when starting out or if you are ›...

  • Page 84: Free Training

    11.4 Free training This training menu lets you customize the training program yourself. Four training settings are possible. 11.4.1 Passive training During passive training you are moved by the motor. You can adjust the rotational speed at any time up to a maximum speed of 60 RPM.

  • Page 85: Symmetry Training

    11.4.4 Symmetry training Symmetry training is a variant of active training, which uses the patient’s muscle strength. The objective is to equally, i.e. symmetrically, strain the right and left half of the body. The horizontal lines and values indi- cate how intensely you are using your left or right leg. The values always add up to 100 %.

  • Page 86: Training Evaluation

    12. Training evaluation 12.1 Training analysis After ending your training, you can evaluate your results un- der the menu Training analysis. The following values will be displayed: Training distance (km total): Total covered distance (ac- › tive training and passive training) Training distance active (km/miles active): Distance co- ›...
  • Page 87 The values of the last 10 trainings are saved. You can skip forward or backward with the Arrow buttons. The respective training date and time of training are displayed on the upper display line. NOTE Please take Warning: All training values are approximate values. Kinevia is not a medical device for diagnostic purposes. Training evaluation...

  • Page 88: Training Statistics (Menu Statistics)

    12.2 Training statistics (menu Statistics) In the menu Statistics you can see your average or ad- ded training results in the long-term view since the last reset. The date of the training recording is displayed on the lower line. When you press the reset button, all values are deleted and the training statistics start with the next training.
  • Page 89 Heart rate: Average heart rate (bpm) during training, this value is only measured and displayed when a › pulse measurement (accessory Kinevia cardio set) was performed during training. NOTE Please take Warning: The values are approximate values and are not suited for diagnostic purposes.

  • Page 90: Settings

    13. Settings You can configure the following settings in the menu Settings: 13.1 Training times Under this menu you can configure the times for the different training phases and training levels. The fol- lowing values have been stored by default. Fig.

  • Page 91: Training Parameters

    13.2 Training parameters You can configure all important training parameters under this menu. 13.3 Time and date Use the Arrow buttons and Plus-/Minus buttons in this menu to configure the time and date settings. The time and date are maintained even when the device is turned off or enters the standby mode. The date and time must be configured anew if the power plug is pulled.

  • Page 92: Technological Parameters

    13.5 Technological parameters 13.5.1 Rotational speed limit Under this submenu you can limit the motor’s rotational speed if a cer- tain rotational speed is not to be exceeded during active training. The configuration ranges from 0-120 RPM. The default setting is 60 RPM. Fig.

  • Page 93: Configuration Of The Anti-Spastic Control (Asc)

    13.6 Configuration of the anti-spastic control (ASC) 13.6.1 ASC level Under this submenu you can configure the sensitivity level for the anti-spastic control (ASC). You can choose a value between 1 = very sensitive and 6 = less sensitive (see also Chapter 10.6). 13.6.2 ASC on/off Under this submenu you can turn the anti-spastic control on or off.

  • Page 94: Change Of Direction

    13.6.3 Change of direction Under this submenu you can configure in which direction the Kinevia movement trainer should turn after a spasm recognition. Three settings are possible: Opposite direction › Forward (e.g. for extension spastic) › Backwards (e.g. for bending spastic) ›...

  • Page 95: Rotational Direction Automatic

    13.7 Rotational direction automatic Under this submenu you can configure the time after which the rotational direction of the Kinevia should change while in passive training, provided the directional change button has been activated. By default the time is set to 3 minutes.

  • Page 96: Problems And Corrections

    14. Problems and corrections Problem Possible cause Measure Chapter Kinevia does not start. Standby mode of the device Touch display at arbitrary is active. location for ca. 5 seconds. Device is not turned on. Turn on device with the pow- er switch.
  • Page 97 Leg training is not yet com- End leg training or press stop 10.3.6 plete. button. Display for heart rate does Kinevia cardio set is not Check whether the receiver 8.10 not work. inserted. is correctly inserted in the jack outlet.

  • Page 98: Safety-Related Controls And Maintenance

    › General functional check › All maintenance must be exclusively performed by companies that have been authorized by Kinetec to perform maintenance work on the respective device type. D A N G E R! Danger to life due to electrical shock Prior to any maintenance of the device, make sure that the ›...

  • Page 99: Cleaning And Care

    16. Cleaning and care D A N G E R! Danger to life due to electrical shock Before cleaning the device, make sure that the machine is › turned off and the power plug has been disconnected! Ensure that no cleaning or disinfection liquids penetrate ›...
  • Page 100 › Ensure that no liquids penetrate the casing openings and run into the machine. › Manual cleaning can be combined with a disinfective wiping of the Kinevia surface (e.g. handlebars, foot › cuffs). Allow disinfectant solutions to dry thoroughly before switching on the device again.
  • Page 101 WA R N I N G Use suitable cleaning detergents for the display (touch › panel). Solvent-containing, caustic or harsh cleaning deter- gents may not be used as these detergents can damage the plastic parts of the display. Only cleaning detergents and disinfectants are per missib- ›...
  • Page 102 WA R N I N G Risk of infection due to contaminated parts of the device or accessories Wear suitable gloves for cleaning and disinfection. › NOTE If you have any questions, please contact the manufacturer of the disinfectant. Cleaning and care...

  • Page 103: Service Life And Disposal

    The machine has a long lifespan and is made of metal and plastics. The electronics must be properly unin- stalled prior to disposal. By removing these parts the Kinevia is no longer functional. Prior to disposal the system may have to be protected from accidental reusage. Metal-, electronic- and plastic components must be disposed according to local guidelines.

  • Page 104: Technical Data

    67,5 cm Weight 39 kg Minimal distance of foot cuffs *) 12 cm Maximum distance of foot cuffs*) 25 cm *) measured from the inside Arm trainer (Kinevia Duo) Height 109-120 cm Length 85 cm Width 67,5 cm Weight 52 kg...

  • Page 105: Technical Values

    18.3 Technical values Power connection 100 - 240 VAC (external power supply max 150 VA AHM 150 PS24C2) 50/60 Hz Motor und electronics 24 volt – direct current (DC) Power consumption 10 watts (standby) 12 watts (when not in use) Adjustable range of resistance in active mode(leg 1-20 exerciser and arm exerciser)
  • Page 106 Protection Class Protection category Typ BF Degree of protection IP 20 CE norm Directive 93/42 EWG DIN EN 60 601-1 DIN EN 60 601-1-2 DIN EN ISO 12182 DIN EN ISO 13485 machinery directive 2006/42 EG Medical product class IIa (according MPG) according to Medical Devices Act Maximum permitted body weight 130 kg...

  • Page 107: Operating- And Transport Conditions

    18.4 Operating- and transport conditions Operating conditions Temperatures 10°C - 40°C Rel. air humidity 20% - 85% Air pressure 800-1100 hPa Transport conditions Temperatures 5°C - 50°C Rel. air humidity 20% - 85% Air pressure 800-1100 hPa 18.5 Used materials Powder-coated steel ›...

  • Page 108: Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)

    19. Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) 19.1 Information regarding Electromagnetic compatibilty ➨ The device installation and maintenance must be exclusively performed by professional personnel. ➨ In particular proper cabling with prescribed cable types and -lengths and the solid assembly of connectors and their locking mechanisms must be ensured. ➨...

  • Page 109: Compliance Level

    19.2 Compliance level The immunity level requirements of IEC 60601 are met. Manufacturer’s declaration – Electromagnetic emissions Kinevia is to be operated in the electric magnetic environment described below. The client or user of the de- vice should ensure that...
  • Page 110 Manufacturer’s declaration – Electromagnetic immunity Kinevia is to be operated in the electric magnetic environment described below. The client or user of the de- vice should ensure that it is used in such an environment. Interference immuni- Electric magnetic environment -...
  • Page 111 UT) for 5 periods If the user requires continued according to 70 % U (30% dip of usage of the Kinevia even during 61000-4-11 UT) for 25 periods disturbances in the energy supply, < 5 % U (>95 % dip of...
  • Page 112 Manufacturers declaration - Immunity to electromagnetic disturbance Kinevia is to be operated in the electric magnetic environment described below. The client or user of the de- vice should ensure that it is used in such an environment. Interference IEC 60601-...
  • Page 113 Radiated 3 V/m E1 = 10 V/m @ The field strength of the stationary radio senders should RF variable 80 MHz up 80 MHz up to be lower than the compliance level for all frequencies according to to 2.5 GHz 2.5 GHz according to an on-site inspection.
  • Page 114 Kinevia (Tab. 206 according to DIN EN 60601-1-2) Kinevia is recommended for operation in an electric magnetic environment in which the HF disturbance va- riables are controlled. The user of the device can help avoid electric magnetic disturbances by adhering to a minimum distance between portable and mobile HF telecommunication devices (senders) and the machine - depending on the power output of the communications device as stated below.
  • Page 115 Protective distance depending on the sending frequency (m) Nominal power of the sender (w) 150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2,5 GHz d={ 3,5/V1 }√P d={ 3,5/E1}√P d={ 7/E1 }√P 0,01 0,04 0,04 0,08 0,11 0,11...

  • Page 116: Warranty

    Duration of the warranty extension › The warranty granted by Kinetec has a term of 5 years. The warranty begins when the goods are deli- vered to the buyer. Extent of warranty extension ›...
  • Page 117 The warranty claim is revoked in case of faulty maintenance or when the prescribed service intervals were not observed. The warranty is also cancelled when repairs or measures are performed by persons who have not been authorized by Kinetec or when the device is equipped with naccessory parts that have not been approved by Kinetec.
  • Page 118 An extensive damage description and the original bill, including serial number, must be sent to Kinetec. You are obligated to keep the exchanged parts until the final settlement of the warranty case or until receiving the written clearance by Kinetec. The exchanged parts become property of Kinetec.

  • Page 119: Ec-Declaration Of Conformity

    21. EC-Declaration of conformity We hereby declare with sole responsibility that our products: Kinevia (Class IIa-product) Kinevia Duo (Class IIa-product) were manufactured in compliance with the requirements of the European guideline 93/42/EEC according to Annex II, excluding Article 4. Manufacturer: PARAVAN GmbH PARAVAN-Straße 5-10...
  • Page 120 Pfronstetten, July, 1st 2016 Roland Arnold CEO PARAVAN GmbH The EC-declaration of conformity is valid for the period of the certificate Annex II of the directive 93/42/EEC. EC-Declaration of conformity...
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  • Page 122 The kinetec movement trainer Operating manual Kinevia Kinevia Duo Distributer KINETEC SAS (English translation of the original user manual) Zone Industrielle de Tournes 0633 Rue Maurice Périn 08090 Tournes, France Phone: +33 (0) 3 24 29 85 05 Fax: +33 (0) 3 24 33 51 05 Email: contact@kinetec.fr...

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