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- Page 1 Instruction manual MOTOmed viva1 englisch – valid as of software version 3.3 and subsequent versions: Oct. 2007 –...
- Page 2 Please use the MOTOmed only after you have read the instruction manual. If you should not understand the language of the present version, please request the instruction manual in your national language. Benutzen Sie das MOTOmed erst, nachdem Sie die Gebrauchsanweisung gelesen haben.
- Page 3 1 remote control arm/upper body trainer handlebar hand grip big screw knob leg guide with height calf shell adjustment Velcro straps supporting module mains cable safety foot shell small front leg transport rollers large tube fig. 2 MOTOmed viva1...
- Page 5 MOTOmed viva1. This MovementTherapySystem provides outs- tanding performance. Supported by the latest computer technology it is an innovative quality product ”made in Germany” by RECK. The MOTOmed viva1 is a motor assisted MovementTherapySystem with intelligent safety features. Enjoy the benefits every day.
- Page 7 Introduction page 7 Therapy Suggestions Set Up, Transport Operation Accessories Troubleshooting Cleaning and Care Technical Specifications, Symbols Warranty Service Safety Precautions EMC Information Index INTRODUCTION...
- Page 9 Introduction page Application Normal Use Restriction of Liability INTRODUCTION...
- Page 10 Application The MOTOmed viva1 is suitable only for the active and passive movement of a person's lower and upper extremities. During the training the MOTOmed viva1 can be operated with a remote control. Normal Use During the training the user is seated in front of the device in a safe and sturdy wheelchair or in a stable chair (without castors) with a high back.
- Page 11 Restriction of Liability The manufacturer doesn’t assume liability for consequences of - abuse and misuse - neglect of this instruction manual - wanton damage and reckless usage - over intensive training - use with an unsuitable wheelchair or chair - use without prior consultation of the responsible doctor and therapist - attachment of unapproved accessories - repair or other interference by any person non-approved by the...
- Page 13 Therapy Suggestions page Training Hints How Do I Train Appropriately? Instructions in Case of Spasms In General THERAPY SUGGESTIONS...
- Page 14 Regular training with the MOTOmed viva1 is important in order to achieve therapy benefits. At the beginning, you should not train for more than 10-15 minutes continuously.
- Page 15 Instructions in Case of Spasms If you are affected by spasticity, slow and regular movement with the MOTOmed viva1 is important. Just like in physiotherapy, it is recommended to train legs or arms in a way that no spasm will occur.
- Page 16 Pay attention to your seating position and posture when training - especially when using the arm/upper body trainer. The wheelchair or chair should be straight and in line with the MOTOmed viva1. You should be sitting upright, back straight, resting on the back support of the chair or wheelchair.
- Page 17 Set Up, Transport page Set Up Stand-By Mode Transport SET UP, TRANSPORT...
- Page 18 MOTOmed. In order to adjust the front leg of the device you have to tilt the MOTOmed backwards carefully, open the two Allen screws at the bottom of the MOTOmed viva1 and pull out the front leg of the device. After adjustment, please tighten the Allen screws.
- Page 19 Allen key fig. 5 Stand-By Mode Please plug the mains cable into the MOTOmed viva1 and the mains plug into a wall socket. STAND-BY The MOTOmed viva1 will now start the software and after around 6 seconds go into stand-by mode. This is shown on the display of the remote control.
- Page 20 To move the MOTOmed viva1, please hold the small front leg (basic unit only)/ handlebar/arm/upper body trainer/remote control rest of the MOTOmed viva1 and tilt it backwards until you can easily pull or push the MOTOmed viva1 on its large transport rollers. The mains cable has to be detached completely before transport.
- Page 21 Operation page Introduction What is ServoCycling? SymmetryTraining User Guidance Short Instructions Leg Training Short Instructions Arm/Upper Body Training Settings Leg Insertion Aid (inserting and securing of legs) Start/Stop Legs Start/Stop Arms Velocity Active Training ServoCycling SymmetryTraining Training Time Forwards/Backwards Spasm Off/On Hold/Change Display, Analysis Programs Upper Limit Motor Power...
- Page 22 Introduction The following pages will explain how to operate the MOTOmed viva1. First, short instructions will be given for the basic functions of the ”leg training” and the ”arm/upper body training”. Chapter ”settings” offers a detailed explanation of the operation, step-by-step.
- Page 23 7 Short Instructions Leg Training Set up: Place the MOTOmed viva1 on a non slip surface with the large tube against a wall if possible. Sit in a wheelchair or in a stable chair in front of the MOTOmed viva1 within...
- Page 24 must not be stretched out completely at any time while training. Important: Make sure the wheelchair or chair is secure so that it will not move or slip. Leg insertion aid (if needed): Press and hold down the ”foot insertion aid” until the foot shells are in the best position for you to insert your foot.
- Page 25 Breaks: In case you get tired we advise you to finish your active training. The MOTOmed viva1 will recognize this and take over automatically, moving your legs passively again. After a while you can try cycling yourself again (but only if you feel able to) - the MOTOmed will recognize this input and switch automatically to active mode again.
- Page 26 9 Whenever you attach an arm/upper body trainer (item no. 550) to your MOTOmed viva1 you have to extend the front leg by approx. 15 cm/6 inches). However, please keep a minimum insertion of the front leg of 10 cm/4 inches) for optimal stability of the MOTOmed.
- Page 27 RIGHT LEG Before switching on the MOTOmed viva1, press the button ”leg insertion aid” until the right foot shell stops in convenient position and then release. Now you can comfortably insert your first foot into the foot...
- Page 28 For some types of wheelchairs it may be necessary to remove the foot plate or to swivel it aside in order to allow sufficient access to the MOTOmed viva1. However, if you decide not to train, the MOTOmed viva1 goes into stand-by mode after a few minutes. Start/Stop Legs To start or stop the pedal movement of the MOTOmed viva1, press the red button ”start/stop legs”.
- Page 29 - depending on the individual patient, level of spasticity etc. Consult a doctor and therapist for advice. It depends on the set mode how the MOTOmed viva1 continues. With the mode ”FOR CLINIC” active, the MOTOmed viva1 adapts see page 38 automatically to the mobility of your legs.
- Page 30 After a few seconds of training, the following training data will start to be presented on the display as a rolling update: training time in minutes (min), velocity in revolutions per minute (rpm), (theoretical) distance covered in kilometers (km) and further values: During passive training: During active training: DISTANCE: 0.7 km...
- Page 31 25 foot shell position. Pressing twice the red button ”start/stop legs” at a short interval will activate the emergency stop. The motor of the MOTOmed viva1 will stop immediately. Start/Stop Arms Before switching on the arm/upper body trainer please make sure you see page 69 have read and observed the safety precautions.
- Page 32 Velocity The velocity of the MOTOmed viva1 can be adjusted by pressing the button with the turtle symbol to reduce the speed and by pressing the button with the rabbit symbol to increase the speed. The minimum velocity is 0 rpm and maximum velocity is 60 rpm.
- Page 33 ServoCycling ServoCycling is a special function of the MOTOmed viva1 for users with very little residual muscle strength. It works in a similar way to power-assisted steering - whereby it is possible to steer a truck with only a single finger.
- Page 34 SymmetryTraining SymmetryTraining is a function which appears only while doing active (or assisted) leg training. It appears automatically on the display in the regular sequence of training data (time, distance, symmetry, …). The function helps the user to practice and develop a symmetrical application of force while active training by presenting the activity of the two legs on the display.
- Page 35 If you wish to cancel a training time that you have set, press the ”-” button until the display shows ”CONTINUOUS OPERATION”. The MOTOmed viva1 is now in continuous operating mode and will run continuously until it is switched off with the ”start/stop legs” button.
- Page 36 MOTOmed viva1. How it works: If the SpasmControl is activated (i.e. on) and a spasm occurs during the training, the MOTOmed viva1 recognizes this resistance, then the motor stops gently and pauses and the pedals release.
- Page 37 Hold/Change Display, Analysis During the training you can use the button ”hold/change display, analysis” to hold the information which is currently shown on the display or request the subsequent training data. The rotation of displayed information stops upon pressing the button ”hold/change display, analysis”...
- Page 38 After all training data has been displayed after the session, the MOTOmed viva1 switches into stand-by mode. Hint: In order to compare training data on muscle tone, all parameters which might influence the muscle tone have to be the same while training i.e.
- Page 39 Program Using the mode ”program”, you can make certain adjustments according to your individual needs: First you have to switch on the MOTOmed viva1 pressing button ”start/stop legs” or ”start/stop arms”. program mode enter Menu-Structure (menu levels) First menu level:...
- Page 40 Menu-Option: Preadjustment Using the program FOR CLINIC (which is the factory setting), the MOTOmed will start with a short warm-up phase. During this warm- up, the basic muscle tone of the user is monitored and a suitable velocity is set automatically by the MOTOmed. These settings can be altered by the user using the remote control at any time.
- Page 41 All parameters (velocity, direction, resistance, upper limit motor power, training time etc.) can be individually set. The settings apply only to the current training and are not saved. In order to set the MOTOmed viva1 to P1: STANDARD, press: 1. ”mode” 2. ”mode”...
- Page 42 Upper Limit Motor Power Using the buttons ”Upper limit motor power” ”+” or ”-” your are able to adjust the limit of the motor power (2 - 17 Nm for the leg trainer and 1 - 9 Nm for the arm/upper body trainer.) MOTOR POWER: 12 Nm If there is a risk of damaging your bones, tendons, joints and ligaments (e.g.
- Page 43 Accessories page Safety Foot Shells Leg Guides with Calf Shells Handlebar Remote Control Rest Self-Operating Foot Holders Pedal Radius Quick Adjustment Arm/Upper Body Trainer Active/Passive Arm/Upper Body Trainer Active Forearm Shells with Arm Cuff Hand Fixation with Wrist Cuff Wheelchair Stabilizer Chair Fixation with Stabilizer Height Adjustment Ankle Joint Control with SlidingScale Adjustment...
- Page 44 (item no. 507). Important: Foot shells can be individually adjusted to your needs, e.g. with outward rotation, in height etc. The employees of the RECK Company will be pleased to assist you. see page 67...
- Page 45 Leg Guides with Calf Shells Item no. 502 The leg guides (fig. 12) at the safety foot shell are movable and spring mounted so that the ankle joint movement is possible. This is important as the calf-muscle pump in the legs can increase the speed of the blood flowing back to the heart.
- Page 46 Please ensure that you do not place too much weight on one side of the handle i.e. when standing up: do not prop yourself up on one side of the handle since this could cause the MOTOmed viva1 to tip over. For hygiene reasons, the handlebar covering is washable and can also be desinfected with regular disinfectants.
- Page 47 (item no. 501). see page 42 The self-operating food holders help you to fasten and remove your feet easily and independently. This is of special advantage if the desired urge to use the toilet occurs while training with the MOTOmed viva1. ACCESSORIES...
- Page 48 Please follow these steps when changing the pedal radius: 1. First stop the pedal movement of the MOTOmed viva1 by pressing the red ”start/stop” button twice. 2. Remove feet from the foot shells.
- Page 49 Before using the arm/upper body trainer it is important to pull out the front leg about 15 cm / 6 inches (ensure a minimum insertion of 10 cm / 4 inches). This improves the stability of the MOTOmed viva1 see page 16 necessary for the arm training.
- Page 50 The integrated handlebar of the arm trainer can be used to hold onto during leg training. To do arm training, please take the feet off the foot shells and swivel the arm/upper body trainer clockwise by 180 degrees. Please follow these steps: 1.
- Page 51 Please ensure that you do not place too much weight on one side of the handle i.e. when standing up: do not prop yourself up on one side of the handle since this could cause the MOTOmed viva1 to tip over. remote...
- Page 52 Forearm Shells with Arm Cuffs Item no. 556 cross grip forearm shell pedal crank with arm cuff fig. 20 wing screw The forearm shells can only be used in combination with the see page 47, 49 arm/upper body trainer (item no. 550 and 518). They are required if the arms need support and guidance due to paralysis.
- Page 53 Attention: It is important to make sure that the hands (and fingers) are fixed in a way that they cannot touch the pedal cranks. Training with forearm shells may only be done under supervision. For retrofit of the forearm shells, please open the Allen screw at the ball bearing. You find an appropriate Allen key at the underside of the MOTOmed viva1.
- Page 54 24 Please make sure that the chair fixation with stabilizer is secured firmly to the MOTOmed viva1. Both front legs of the chair must be secured inside the chair fixation and the back legs must be standing on the floor plate.
- Page 55 Velcro strap fig. 26 Put the large tube of the MOTOmed viva1 on top of the large part of the height adjustment unit, so that both rubber-knobs are inserted in the circular holders of the height adjustment. Now open the Allen...
- Page 56 Now you can adjust the height you need. Tighten this Allen screw. Don't forget to secure the MOTOmed viva1 with the 3 Velcro straps to the height adjustment. Put them around the left and right side of the large tube and the height adjustment and one strap around the front leg of the MOTOmed and the height adjustment unit.
- Page 57 General Information: Additional accessories are described in the current product overview. Also individual adaptations can be carried out. Please contact your MOTOmed representative or the RECK company, see chapter ”service”. see page 67 ACCESSORIES...
- Page 59 Troubleshooting page Safety Instructions for Troubleshooting The MOTOmed viva1 Runs Jerky or Makes Noises The MOTOmed viva1 does not Work at All or the Remote Control does not React Error Messages New start 4x Radius smaller 50 Cool motor TROUBLESHOOTING...
- Page 60 Safety Instructions for Troubleshooting Only authorized qualified personnel is allowed to carry out repair works on the MOTOmed viva1. For safety reasons it is crucially important that the device is completely disconnected from the power supply. In case of a malfunction that isn't listed below or if you have any questions, please refer to the RECK customer service department.
- Page 61 Please check whether the remote control is mounted correctly and whether the mains cable is plugged into the wall socket and into the MOTOmed viva1. Check also the function of your wall socket (by plugging in any other electric device).
- Page 63 Before cleaning the MOTOmed viva1, the device must be unplugged so that the power supply is completely disconnected. Clean the surface of your MOTOmed viva1 only with a soft and dry cloth. It is absolutely crucial that no water enters the device.
- Page 65 Technical Specifications, Symbols Measurements and Weight (standard units) Height: 49 cm/19.3 inches Width: 60 cm/23.6 inches Depth: 56 cm/22 inches Weight: leg trainer 20 kg/44 lb leg and arm trainer 33 kg/72,8 lb Power Requirement Europe: 220 - 240 V ~/50 - 60 Hz, 0,56 A USA, Canada: 110 –...
- Page 66 According to IEC 601-1, all poles switch off of the MOTOmed viva1 is ensured by pulling the mains plug. Signs and Symbols Applied part type B Applied parts are parts which are in contact with the user during normal use and which are therefore subject to special safety criteria.
- Page 67 Warranty The RECK company offers a warranty on material and manufacturing faults of 12 months on the MOTOmed viva1 valid as of day of delivery or invoice date. During the 12 months warranty period the RECK Technik GmbH & Co.
- Page 69 Service Should you have any questions please call us and we will gladly return your call. Please have the serial number of your MOTOmed viva1 available, which you can find on the marking on the large tube. fig. 28 Manufacturer: Distributor: RECK-Technik GmbH &...
- Page 71 (with automatic velocity setting) has to be stopped by reducing the velocity manually. The use of the MOTOmed viva1 is to be adapted to individual health conditions. Training suggestions by the manufacturer or its distribu- tors are given without guarantee.
- Page 72 Please ensure that the MOTOmed viva1 is placed on an even, non-slip surface for best possible stability (if possible place it against a wall). Place the MOTOmed viva1 so that it cannot tilt or fall over and cause injuries to somebody. Don't put weight on only one side of the MOTOmed viva1.
- Page 73 Therefore, anti-slip caps (item no. 591) for the small front leg of the device are available. Please make sure that the rubber feet of the MOTOmed viva1 do not leave imprints or spots on delicate floor coverings such as carpet or PVC.
- Page 74 MOTOmed viva1 and that he is able to switch off the device through the remote control during the training (particularly during the arm/upper body training with forearm shells).
- Page 75 The MOTOmed viva1 must not be moved while legs or arms are inserted or secured to the device. Please train only after you've switched on the MOTOmed viva1. Children should never use the MOTOmed viva1 without supervision. If the red ”start/stop” button fails to stop the MOTOmed viva1, immediately adjust the speed to 0 rpm and end your training right away.
- Page 76 In order to avoid fire hazard or electrical shock the MOTOmed viva1 must never be operated if the casing has been removed. In the same way the MOTOmed viva1 must never be operated in any wet or damp environments. The MOTOmed viva1 must never be opened by anyun- qualified person and metal objects must never be inserted.
- Page 77 The MOTOmed viva1 must not come into contact with water or steam. If an object or liquid gets into the MOTOmed viva1 you have to have it checked by qualified personnel before you can continue to see page 67 use it.
- Page 79 EMC information page Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Emissions Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity Recommended Separation Distances EMC INFORMATION...
- Page 80 The manufacturer states that the mains cable of the MOTOmed viva1 complies with the requirements of the EN 60601-1-2:2001. If the original mains cable coming with the MOTOmed viva1 is not taken into use the electromagnetic emission of the MOTOmed viva1 may increase and the immunity may decrease.
- Page 81 Manufacturer’s Declaration – Electromagnetic Immunity The MOTOmed viva1 is to be operated in the electromagnetic environment described below. The customer or user of the MOTOmed viva1 has to guarantee the use in the appropriate environment. Immunity test IEC 60601 – test level...
- Page 82 To assess the electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters, an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If the measured field strength in the location in which the MOTOmed viva1 is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above, the MOTOmed viva1 should be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as re-orienting or relocating the MOTOmed viva1.
- Page 83 Mobile RF Communications Equipment and the MOTOmed viva1. The MOTOmed viva1 is supposed to be operated in an electromagnetic environment where the RF interference is controlled. The customer or user of the MOTOmed viva1 can help avoid electromagnetic interference...
- Page 85 Index page accessories dimensions active ServoCycling display 20, 31 active Training 28, 30 , 31 ambience conditions analysis ankle joint control electromagnetic emissions arm/upper body trainer active electromagnetic immunity arm/upper body trainer 24, 47 active and passive emergency stop application end of training automatic sensivity adjustment error messages...
- Page 86 Index page hand fixation new start handle bar normal use height adjustment hints hold/change display operation guide operating programs operation immunity inserting and securing 22, 25 the legs introduction passive training 28, 35 pedal radius adjustment pedal radius quick adjustment power consumption leg guides power requirement...
- Page 87 Index page safety precautions UL-classification safety foot shells unpacking self-operating foot holders separation distances service ServoCycling velocity set up short instruction arm/upper body training short instruction leg training warm-up phase signs and symbols warranty SpasmControl weight spasticity 13, 33 wheelchair stabilizer stand-by mode/operation mode start/stop arms start/stop legs...
- Page 88 GB 713.3/W16k (deutsche Version „l“) 11.08 binSt Technical modifications for the purpose of technical improvement are subject to change without notice. Reprint, even in parts, only by approval of the RECK Company.
- Page 90 Instruction manual MOTOmed viva1 Reck-Technik GmbH & Co. KG Reckstr. 1-5, 88422 Betzenweiler, GERMANY Phone +49 (0)7374-1885 +49 (0)7374-18480 contact@motomed.com, www.motomed.com...
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