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[11] Power
The display shows the set power. Adjustment of the power is only possible if also a treatment time
has been set.
[12] Program number/protocol number
The number under which a certain parameter setting is stored. A program number from the protocol
memory is preceded by a letter for example A1. A program number from the “free” memory is
preceded by a symbol # for example #1. The Radarmed 950+ is delivered with an empty memory and
should be filled by the user.
[13] Radiator type
The display indicates the proposed radiator type.
R=Local field radiator
L=Longitudinal radiator
M=Large field radiator (Mulden electrode)
[14] Dosage
The display indicates the proposed dosage.
1=Imperceptible heat: Skin heated to just below the heat sensitivity.
2=Slide heating: Just perceptible warmth.
3=Comfortably warmth: Pleasant, easily-tolerable feeling of warmth.
4= Hot: Just tolerable, almost burning feeling of warmth.
For further information with regard to dosage we refer to the booklet “Treatment tables” with reference
number 1435.770.
[15] Adjustment in Watt
The display indicates the proposed power setting in Watt (minimal and maximal value).
[16] On/off switch
With this switch the Radarmed is turned on/off.
[17] Ventilation slots
These openings must be kept clear for ventilation.
[18] Connection points electrode arm
The electrode arm can be connected at choice at the left or
right side of the unit (see paragraph 8.6 of this manual).
[19] Hook for mains cable
Hook to hang up the mains cable when the unit is out of operation.
[20] HF-connection
Connection for the HF-cable (see paragraph 8.8 of this manual).
[21] Connection mains cable
Connect the Radarmed to a grounded safety socket of a voltage
corresponding to the data mentioned on the type plate of the unit.
[22] Connection for potential equalization cable
A special cable can be supplied for areas where local regulations
require connection of a potential equalization cable.
[23] Type plate
The type plate gives details of the model, series and serial number
(for service, warranty etc.) as well as ratings such as mains voltage
and power consumption.
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