What to do if Chattanooga Medical Equipment displays an error message starting with 2 or 3?
If you see an Error message or Warning starting with a 2 or 3 on your Chattanooga Medical Equipment, immediately stop using it and contact support for assistance.
What to do if Chattanooga Medical Equipment MMC is being accessed but not inserted?
If the MMC is being accessed, but there is no MMC inserted into the MMC port of your Chattanooga Medical Equipment, insert the MMC into the MMC port.
What to do if Chattanooga Intelect RPW START button was pressed, but no cable is connected to Channel 2?
If the START button was pressed, but a handpiece cable is not connected to the Channel 2 output socket on your Chattanooga Medical Equipment, connect the handpiece cable to Channel 2.
What to do if Chattanooga Medical Equipment START button was pressed, but no cable is connected to Channel 1?
If the START button was pressed, but a handpiece cable is not connected to the Channel 1 output socket on your Chattanooga Medical Equipment, connect the handpiece cable to Channel 1.
What to do if the handpiece cable disconnects during therapy on Chattanooga Intelect RPW Medical Equipment?
If the handpiece cable has become disconnected from the output socket during a therapy session on your Chattanooga Medical Equipment, reconnect the handpiece cable to the output socket.
What to do if Chattanooga Intelect RPW START button was pressed, but no cable is connected?
If the START button was pressed, but a handpiece cable is not connected to any output socket on your Chattanooga Medical Equipment, connect the handpiece cable to an output socket.
What to do if the Patient Data Card is full on Chattanooga Intelect RPW?
If the Save to Patient Card button was pressed, but the card that is currently inserted in the Patient Data Card Port is full, replace the full card with a new one in your Chattanooga Medical Equipment.
What to do if Chattanooga Intelect RPW says the Patient Data Card is not valid?
If the Save to Patient Card button was pressed, but the card that is currently inserted in the Patient Data Card Port is not a valid patient data card, use a valid patient data card in your Chattanooga Medical Equipment.
What to do if the Chattanooga Medical Equipment Save to Patient Card button was pressed but no card is inserted?
If the Save to Patient Card button was pressed, but there is no Patient Card inserted, insert a valid Patient Card into your Chattanooga Medical Equipment.
General| Therapy Type | Radial Pressure Wave Therapy |
|---|---|
| Display | Color Touchscreen |
| Customization | User-Defined Protocols |
| Frequency | 1 – 21 Hz |
| Applicators | 6 / 15 / 25 mm |
| User Interface | Touchscreen |
| Presets | Clinical Protocols |
| Dimensions | 25 x 35 x 40 cm |
| Weight | 13 lbs (6 kg) |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Pressure | 1.0 – 5.0 Bar |
| Pulse Modes | Continuous and Burst |
Device intended for medical specialists and qualified personnel in clinical settings.
Explains the Intelect RPW as a radial, pneumatically generated acoustic wave generator.
Lists general cautions for operation, handling, storage, and accessory use.
Lists warnings about improper installation, modification, storage, and environment.
Lists dangers related to implanted devices, sensitivities, and electrical shock.
Device is for therapeutic modality by clinicians for pain, trigger points, and tissue activation.
Lists specific conditions treated, including Myofascial Trigger Points and Activation of Muscle.
Lists contraindications like pregnancy, coagulation disorders, acute inflammation, and polyneuropathy.
Precautions for bony areas, hearing aids, patient-connected equipment, bleeding tendency.
Labels and describes the unit's user interface elements and buttons.
Details technical specifications like ambient temperature, power consumption, input voltage, and dimensions.
Step-by-step guide on how to replace the transmitter in the handpiece.
Guides on connecting power, turning on the unit, and basic interface interaction.
Details adjusting parameters like energy, pulses, and frequency.
Explains how the Ramp button increases intensity gradually for patient acclimation.
Procedures for stopping therapy and saving parameters to a patient card or user protocol.
Lists conditions for which therapy is contraindicated.
Lists error codes and their corresponding explanations for troubleshooting.
Warnings about error messages starting with 2 or 3, and display failures.
Danger of operating the unit if it is not safe, requiring certified service.
Guidelines for unit service, recalibration, and contacting customer support.
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