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General| Motor Power | AC-Motor: 1.5 kW (2.0 HP) |
|---|---|
| Running Surface | 150 x 50 cm (59 x 20 inch) |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Programs | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
Visual overview of various h/p/cosmos running machine models.
Details the function and purpose of the h/p/cosmos treadmill device.
Specifies the correct placement of the user on the running deck for safe operation.
Describes the physical contact points between the patient and the device.
Details the main components, software, and optional accessories of the treadmill system.
Provides technical specifications regarding the physical dimensions and build of the treadmills.
Outlines the treadmill's capabilities in simulating speeds and gradients.
Highlights specific safety features and performance claims made by the manufacturer.
Describes the placement, function, and importance of emergency stop buttons.
Provides comprehensive safety rules, regulations, prohibitions, and warnings for safe treadmill operation.
Details how to safely exit the device in an emergency situation.
Explains the different types of emergency stop devices and their operational functions.
Provides essential guidelines for safe device operation and maintenance.
Covers specific safety regulations and operational procedures for the running machine.
Details electrical safety classifications, protection degrees, and wiring standards.
Explains patient protection measures according to medical device standards.
Describes the importance and procedure for potential equalization connections.
Provides guidance on safely connecting external devices used outside medical areas.
Defines medical electrical systems and their safety requirements.
Specifies the required safety clearance around the subject during operation.
Details measures to protect users from the danger of electrical shocks.
Outlines the necessary environmental conditions for proper and safe device operation.
Discusses software classification, risk management, and safety features.
Provides guidelines for connecting external host and auxiliary devices via interfaces.
Covers PEMS, in-house production, and system integration responsibilities.
Details the safety standards and norms the running machines comply with.
Specifies compliance with VDE and IEC EN standards for different applications.
Details the EMC compliance for sports and medical applications.
Provides general advice regarding electromagnetic compatibility and device assignment.
Explains compliance with MDD directive and safety standards for medical devices.
Defines the intended applications and usage fields for the running machines.
Describes the use of running machines for professional sports and fitness training.
Details the applications of medical treadmills in diagnostics and therapy.
Highlights potential risks and problems that can arise from incorrect application or overload.
Compares the benefits of treadmill application against its controllable risks.
Lists absolute and relative contraindications to be aware of before treadmill application.
Explains the use of treadmills for cardiology ECG stress tests.
Describes gait analysis and therapy using treadmills with force measurement plates.
Details gait analysis and rehabilitation for neurologic patients using treadmills.
Provides instructions on handling and unpacking the running machine and its accessories.
Offers guidance on maneuvering the machine through tight spaces and to different levels.
Details the necessary mechanical setup, including safety zones and floor requirements.
Covers power supply requirements, connections, and safety standards for electrical installation.
Explains the information provided on the device's name plate.
Describes the mandatory electric safety tests and recording of first measured values.
Details the connection procedure for potential equalization in medical environments.
Illustrates the plug assignments for connecting devices to the UserTerminal.
Provides step-by-step instructions on how to safely start the running machine.
Explains the function and usage of emergency stop and emergency off buttons.
Provides a checklist for verifying proper installation and setup before operation.
Describes the UserTerminal, keyboard, and display functions for machine control.
Details the basic functions and operation of the keyboard keys.
Explains the information shown on the LCD displays and status LEDs.
Provides a detailed breakdown of the standard display configuration and values.
Introduces the four primary modes of operation: Manual, Profile, Cardio, and Test.
Provides general notes regarding the interface and data communication during operation.
Explains the available acceleration levels and their application in different modes.
Details how to initiate and control the running machine in manual mode.
Describes the automatic mode for training profiles, heart rate control, or test profiles.
Outlines the pre-programmed training profiles and their customization options.
Explains how to manually adjust parameters within the profile mode during operation.
Provides detailed data tables for various pre-programmed training profiles.
General safety instructions and warnings specific to the Cardio mode operation.
Describes how the Cardio Mode controls the machine based on heart rate.
Details the step-by-step procedure for operating the Cardio mode.
Explains how to manually adjust parameters while in Cardio mode.
Provides general notes on test profiles, including safety and usage guidelines.
Lists various available test profiles and their specific fields of application.
Details the operational steps for using the Test mode.
Explains the procedure, calculation, and benefits of the UKK 2 km walk test.
Provides a step-by-step guide for programming the UKK walk test.
Guides the user through creating and programming a custom profile.
Covers settings for device control, display options, and error acknowledgments.
Explains how users can select and configure various device options.
Provides a detailed list and description of user-configurable options and functions.
Lists the default settings for various user options, including adjustable ranges.
Details administrator-level settings accessible only by authorized service personnel.
Provides a comprehensive list of administrator options and their functions.
Lists the default settings and adjustable ranges for administrator options.
Details different running machine types and their corresponding configuration settings.
Recommends an annual preventive maintenance contract for device safety and reliability.
Lists conditions requiring immediate maintenance actions for safety and device integrity.
Outlines the schedule and requirements for periodic safety and operational checks.
Describes visual checks for damages on the device, accessories, and internal components.
Details the procedure for measuring protective earth resistance according to safety standards.
Explains how to measure isolation resistance between live parts and earth.
Details the measurement of equivalent leakage current according to safety standards.
Describes methods for measuring leakage current under operating conditions.
Covers the use of electric safety testers and the importance of measurements.
Outlines checks for building electrical installations, RCDs, and earth leakage current.
Provides instructions and precautions for lubricating the running belt and surface.
Details lubrication for models with UserTerminal but no automatic oil pump.
Explains how to perform a lubricant test using paper tissues to assess oil film condition.
Describes lubrication for devices without UserTerminal and automatic oil-pump.
Covers lubrication for models with automatic oil-pump, designed for cycle/wheelchair use.
Details how to check and adjust the tension and centering of the running belt.
Provides steps for adjusting the running belt to ensure it stays centered.
Explains the importance of correct driving belt tension and how to check it.
Provides instructions for cleaning the device's interior and external surfaces.
Details the cleaning and adjustment procedures for speed sensors and light barriers.
Covers cleaning and adjusting light barriers located at belt re-entry zones.
Lists available spare parts and consumables for the running machines.
Addresses mechanical problems and noise issues, often related to leveling or stand.
Provides solutions for issues related to the running belt's centering and tension.
Identifies different types of fuses used in the device and their locations.
Discusses sources of interference, including electrostatic discharge and external sources.
Addresses potential electrical shock hazards related to the device housing and earth connections.
Details common malfunctions and interference sources for the POLAR heart rate system.
Covers common causes and troubleshooting steps for RS232 interface problems.
Addresses potential malfunctions of the control unit, often due to battery issues.
Details specific error messages and their meanings for devices with a UserTerminal.
Explains error messages conveyed via acoustic signals for devices without a display.
Provides instructions for resetting specific error messages using option settings.
Presents detailed technical specifications for the 150/50 series running machines.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the 170-190/65 series running machines.
Details technical specifications for the larger, oversize series running machines.
Provides guidance and declarations on electromagnetic compatibility for the equipment.
Lists compatible medical products and software for use with h/p/cosmos treadmills.
Offers further details and recommendations on interface protocols and system connections.
Describes the arm support system, its applications, and adjustment features.
Details safety precautions and operational guidelines for adjusting the arm supports.
Introduces the additional keyboard and stop button for enhanced control and safety.
Describes the height and width adjustable handrails and their safety features.
Details the adjustable parallel bar handrails available for the locomotion series.
Explains the ergonomic therapist seat and adjustable foot supports for therapy use.
Presents various optional handrails and custom-made devices available.
Details the dynamic unweighting system for manual locomotion therapy and its features.
Provides hazard notes and usage instructions for the pneumatic unweighting system.
Describes the safety arch, chest belt, and harness for stress testing and fall prevention.
Explains the function and operation of the reversible running belt for downhill simulation.
Details the pull-cord actuator as a safety feature for stopping the machine.
Covers the installation of retrofitting safety stop and emergency stop buttons.
Describes the optional movable arm for mounting monitors or laptops with the control unit.
Details the safety multiple socket for connecting medical devices and peripheral equipment.
Explains the digital interfaces, including RS232 and USB converter options.
Covers the POLAR heart rate system, safety instructions, and transmitter details.
Details the PC software for treadmill control, configuration, and firmware updates.
Describes the software for performance diagnostics, automation, and data documentation.
Explains the software for performance diagnostics, training control, and evaluation.
Details the software for video analysis and treadmill control for gait and motion analysis.
Certificate confirming compliance with ISO 9001 quality management standards.
Certificate confirming compliance with EN ISO 13485 for medical device quality management.
EC certificate issued by TSA (TÜV) for the treadmill ergometer.
Certificate confirming compliance for devices intended for sports and fitness use.
Declaration of conformity for the treadmill as a medical device.
Instructions for safely disassembling and cutting up device materials.
Guidance on the recycling of running machine components and materials.
Information on the proper disposal of service oils and greases used for lubrication.
Details on obtaining materials for running belts and their disposal considerations.
Provides contact details for the service department for technical inquiries and support.
Provides contact details for sales inquiries, orders, and consumables.
Lists the company headquarters address, phone numbers, and website.
Guides on how to hand over the instruction manual and basic safety information.
Explains how to operate the machine's functions, safety features, and displays.
Details essential maintenance tasks, including lubrication and leveling adjustments.
Covers handover of delivery papers, registration forms, and customer brochures.
Protocol for confirming receipt and understanding of warnings, instructions, and device delivery.
