Bodystat QuadScan 4000 User Manual

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4.9.1 Check lead connections.
4.9.2 Replace all six batteries.
5. Setup
5.1 Equipment Setup
5.1.1 Press ← until “Press enter for new test” appears.
5.1.2 Press ← to see the following:
Test Number = 12
NOTE: QuadScan automatically allocates the next available test number. This
number is used to identify the participant’s data during recall and should be
noted on the data intake sheet.
5.1.3 Press ← .
NOTE: Device will signal an alarm sound to warn the user that unit is still on after a
period of inactivity of 60 seconds.
5.2 Entering Participant Data
5.2.1 Using the ↑ and ↓ arrows, enter participant’s information.
NOTE: Enter physical activity level using following table.
Level of Activity
General
Activities
Very Low Movement
Restricted
Generally inactive.
Laying at ease, sitting,
writing, standing, driving.
Low/Medium
Office/Light Work
Recreational activities for
short duration and at low
intensity.
Cycling (5.5 mph/9 kph),
bowling, golf, hiking, tennis,
walking (2.5 mph/4 kph).
Medium Weekend
Recreation
Sporadic involvement in
recreational activities for
short duration and at
moderate intensity.
Aerobics (low intensity),
badminton, cycling (9
mph/14 kph), gymnastics
(light), skiing (alpine),
swimming, tennis
(competitive), ballroom
dancing.
Medium/High Moderate
Exercise
Moderate job activity and
moderate exercise 3 times
per week.
Basketball, cycling (11-14
mph/18-22 kph),
canoeing (vigorously),
disco dancing, martial
arts, handball, rope
skipping (60-80 rpm),
running

Bodystat QuadScan 4000 Specifications

General

Brand	Bodystat
Model	QuadScan 4000
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English