To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my ACP Medical Equipment unit will not power on?
First, ensure the main power switch at the back of the unit is turned on (the line symbol should be pressed down). Check that the power cord is properly connected to both the unit and a functional AC outlet, and that the cord isn't damaged. If the issue persists, contact ACP Customer Support at (800)350-1100, as it may be due to corrupted software.
What to do if I get a 'System Fault Warning' on my ACP OmniSWD?
If you are seeing a 'System Fault Warning', this indicates an internal failure within the unit. Please contact ACP Customer Support at (800) 350-1100 for assistance.
What to do if the treatment will not start on my ACP OmniSWD Medical Equipment?
If the treatment won't start, make sure you have selected the desired treatment program and touched the START button.
What does 'Coaxial Cable - Applicator Head Error Warning' mean on my ACP Medical Equipment, and how do I fix it?
This warning indicates a communication error between the unit's processors, possibly because the drum isn't connected properly. Verify that the drum inductive applicator connector is securely plugged into the back of the main unit. If it is, try turning the power off and on again. If the error continues, contact ACP Customer Support at (800) 350-1100.
Why can't the patient detect output from the ACP Medical Equipment, when the unit is on and treatment is running?
There could be a couple of reasons why the patient isn't detecting output. Check the Device Output tuning bar and adjust the knob on the drum for maximum forward power. Alternatively, use a power meter to check if the unit is working correctly and retune the unit with the knob on the drum for maximum forward power. Also, the patient might have impaired sensation in the treatment area; if so, discontinue treatment and test the patient.
How to resolve Tuning POP-UPs on ACP OmniSWD?
To resolve tuning pop-ups, adjust the tuning dial to achieve minimum reflected power (ideally under 2 watts, but anything under 10 watts is acceptable). You should also be able to adjust the tuning dial to get the forward power reading close to 200 watts while keeping the reflected power around 2 watts.
Therapeutic uses of diathermy for increasing tissue temperature and its effects.
Conditions and situations where shortwave diathermy should not be applied.
Crucial safety information and warnings regarding the operation of the diathermy system.
Important precautions to take during the use of the diathermy system for patient safety.
Instructions for checking the unit upon receipt and verifying the AC supply.
Historical context and basic principles of high frequency currents in therapy.
Two-position rocker switch for turning the unit on or off.
Membrane switch used to control the display.
Illuminates when the display screen is activated.
All other controls and selections are made via the touchscreen.
Describes the mechanism of inductive shortwave therapy using a coiled conductor.
Information on how far pulsed shortwave penetrates different tissues.
Explanation of how average power output controls thermal and subthermal effects.
Guidelines for protecting staff from occupational exposure to bloodborne pathogens.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the equipment per facility policy.
Covers low-level, intermediate-level, and barrier use for infection control.
Tissue energy dissipation and Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) define thermal effects.
SAR is controlled by magnetic field shape, applicator design, and patient positioning.
General treatment times are 15 minutes. Dosage charts computed based on 15 min application.
Discusses magnetic field proximity and RF exposure standards.
Proper dosage based on pulse duration and rate for effective therapy.
Guidelines for acute/inflammatory processes and adjusting dose based on patient response.
Instructions for connecting the unit to power and turning on the display.
Guidance on selecting protocols and adjusting parameters via the touchscreen.
Ensuring correct placement of applicators and avoiding contact with other objects.
How to access all screens and functions from the main 'Home' screen.
Navigating indications, viewing details, and accessing treatment screens.
Procedure for initiating, pausing, and stopping the treatment output.
Provides serial number, software version, customer support contact, website, and address.
Steps for placing and securing the drum inductive applicator over the treatment site.
Turning on the unit, selecting modes, and choosing treatment protocols.
Initiating treatment, adjusting output tuning, and pausing/resuming sessions.
Actions and indicators at the conclusion of a treatment session.
Covers unit self-checks, FAIL indication, overheating, and coaxial cable errors.
Addresses communications errors, system faults, and service due notifications.
How to turn the tuning bar on/off and use it to optimize output.
Caution pop-up if output tuning is >10% but <20%. User can IGNORE or TUNE.
Pop-up warning if output tuning is >20%. Requires tuning to continue treatment.
Procedure for scanning a QR code to record treatment in the Electronic Medical Record.
Details shown on the system information screen: serial number, software version, etc.
Steps to loosen the locking collar to remove the drum applicator.
How to press the drum applicator pin to separate it from the arm.
Reverse removal process for secure reinstallation of the drum applicator.
Table of common problems, their causes, and suggested remedies.
Importance of periodic calibration for accurate therapeutic doses.
Information on how to contact ACP for repair, service, and support.
Guidance on recommended safety inspections and operational verification every two years.
Key practices for maintaining system cleanliness and checking power cord integrity.
Details on power, size, weight, frequency, output, modes, presets, and electrode.
Recommended conditions for transport, storage, and operation.
Lists the IEC standards the OmniSWD® is designed to meet.
Visual examples of various pulse durations and pulse rates.
Diagram of a continuous train of pulses including frequency and power specifications.
Table correlating pulse duration, pulse rate, average power, and therapeutic effect.
List of included accessories, optional items, and infection control supplies.
Details warranty terms, what is covered, and conditions that void the warranty.
Specifies warranty duration and information required for validation.
Steps for returning defective equipment, including authorization and shipping.
Crucial notice regarding the requirement for prior authorization before shipping.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Single Use | Yes |
| Type | OmniSWD |
| Usage | Medical procedures |
