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Covers modifications, medical practitioner restrictions, and general operational advice.
Emphasizes reading the manual, qualified personnel, and unattended patient warnings.
Details the system's purpose, patient populations, and use cases.
Lists conditions or patient types for whom the system should not be used.
Guidance on placing the system, printer stand, and ensuring the base is level.
Instructions for installing the printer and optional accessories like handles.
Steps for safely turning the system on and off, including software shutdown.
Details on configuring screen timeouts, tone volume, units, and other system parameters.
Guidelines for evaluating patients and setting up new or returning patient records.
Procedures for configuring parameters for training or test sessions.
Steps for saving test data and generating reports for patient results.
Describes training focused on weight distribution and targets for movement.
Training mode for practicing weight shifting in various directions with scoring.
Mode for practicing movement patterns and strategies to maintain balance.
Challenges patients to control center of gravity movement within a sway envelope.
Training modes involving navigating mazes or responding to random target movements.
Details on tests assessing sensory integration using mCTSIB and BESS protocols.
Enhanced BESS test procedures for balance assessment, focusing on sway.
Measures patient's ability to control center of gravity within base of support.
Tests assessing balance maintenance and control of center of gravity movement.
Tests for comparing leg strength and identifying potential fall candidates.
Accessing reports, patient management, configuration, and system maintenance menus.
Steps for generating, viewing, and printing test results and progress reports.
Configuring system settings, fall risk defaults, and sensory integration defaults.
Creating, managing, and selecting custom testing or sensory integration protocols.
Managing patient profiles, test results, exporting, and importing data.
Details system components, enabling feedback, and attaching the link box.
Instructions for connecting receivers to belts and link box, and performing component tests.
Methods for charging the tactile belt receiver batteries via wall outlet or USB.
Procedures for system maintenance, backing up and restoring data.
Steps for downloading and installing the latest system software updates.
Guidelines for cleaning surfaces and lubricating moving parts for maintenance.
Instructions for printer care and proper disposal of the equipment.
General| Display | Touchscreen |
|---|---|
| Type | Balance Training System |
| Platform Tilt | 20 degrees of tilt |
| Weight Capacity | 400 lbs |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Balance Assessment | Yes |
| Training Modes | Yes |
| Data Reporting | Yes |
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