What to do if h/p/cosmos Treadmill device cannot be switched on?
If your h/p/cosmos Treadmill won't switch on, try the following: * Release the emergency off. * Check the power supply connection. * Check the device protection switch. * Check the power socket by testing it with another device.
What to do if elevation does not work (E21) on h/p/cosmos pulsar Treadmill?
If the elevation isn't working and error code E21 appears on your h/p/cosmos Treadmill, here’s what to do: 1. Switch the device off. 2. Wait for 10 minutes to allow it to cool down. 3. Switch it back on again. If the E21 error persists, unplug the device, prevent reconnection, clearly mark it, and contact h/p/cosmos service personnel via telephone and in writing.
Displays visual examples of various h/p/cosmos running machine models.
Outlines the basic function and intended use of the treadmill for training and diagnostics.
Details the correct and safe positioning of the user on the running deck.
Explains the physical contact points between the patient and the treadmill during use.
Lists the primary materials used in the construction of the treadmill.
Details the various components, software, and optional accessories that make up the treadmill system.
Provides key mechanical specifications and dimensions for treadmill models.
Discusses the treadmill's ability to simulate speeds and gradients, and clarifies its role in data provision.
Explains how the treadmill facilitates patient analysis through stress tests and physiotherapy.
Highlights specific safety features and performance claims, emphasizing risk mitigation systems.
Details the location, function, and standards compliance of emergency stop buttons.
Illustrates various safety devices and features integrated into the treadmill system.
Provides comprehensive safety guidelines, regulations, and warnings for operating the treadmill safely.
Explains procedures for safely exiting the treadmill in emergency situations.
Details the different types of emergency stop systems and their operational functions and restart procedures.
Emphasizes the importance of the manual, correct installation, and general safety practices.
Covers safety regulations, electrical safety, patient security, and operation instructions.
Explains electrical safety classes, protective measures, and enclosure protection ratings.
Details patient security measures and compatibility considerations for medical electrical devices.
Describes the importance and procedure of potential equalization for medical systems.
Provides guidance on connecting external units to medically utilized locations safely.
Defines medical electrical systems and their safety requirements.
Specifies the required safety clearance around the subject during operation.
Details measures to protect users from electrical shock hazards, including warnings about touching live parts.
Outlines the recommended environmental conditions for operation and storage of the running machine.
Discusses the safety classification and lifecycle processes for medical device software.
Provides guidelines for connecting external devices via interface, emphasizing compatibility and safety standards.
Explains the requirements and risks associated with PEMS, including in-house production.
Details the process and regulations for in-house production of medical products.
States the expected economic lifespan of the product with recommended maintenance.
Lists and explains the various symbols used throughout the manual.
Refers to the safety and quality controls applied and the importance of local requirements.
Specifies the norms and guidelines the running machines comply with for sports and medical applications.
Explains the meaning and compliance of the CE mark for sports devices.
Explains the meaning and compliance of the n mark for medical devices.
Details compliance with EMC directives and relevant norms for both sports and medical devices.
Provides general advice regarding electrical safety and pollution levels.
Discusses the safety standards and MDD compliance for medical running machines, emphasizing safety priorities.
Outlines the intended applications for sports and fitness versus medical use.
Describes the use of sports models for endurance training only.
Lists various medical applications including endurance tests, gait training, and diagnostics.
Discusses potential risks associated with treadmill use, especially when overloaded or misapplied.
Evaluates the benefits versus risks of treadmill application, noting the need for medical supervision.
Summarizes potential risks, particularly for ergometry stress tests, even with trained staff.
Lists absolute and relative contraindications for treadmill use, requiring medical evaluation.
Details the application of treadmills for cardiology ECG stress tests, specifying medical models.
Lists indications for using the treadmill for cardiovascular diagnostics and therapy.
Explains the benefits of early detection and treatment of cardiovascular diseases with treadmill use.
Describes the use of the Kistler gaitway system for gait analysis and therapy.
Lists conditions for which gait analysis and rehabilitation are indicated.
Highlights the clinical benefits of gait therapy using force measurement plates.
Discusses gait analysis and rehabilitation for neurologic patients, recommending specific equipment.
Specifies indications for gait analysis and rehabilitation in neurologic patients.
Explains the benefits of using unweighting systems and motion support for neurologic therapy.
Provides instructions and warnings regarding the transport, unpacking, and packaging of the machine.
Details methods for safely moving the machine to different floors and through tight spaces.
Explains the use of trolleys for easier device transport.
Describes methods for transporting large or oversized running machines.
Outlines the requirements and procedures for the mechanical installation of the treadmill.
Covers the essential aspects of electrical installation, including power supply, grounding, and safety regulations.
Explains the information found on the device's name plate, including model and electrical specifications.
Details the mandatory electric safety tests and measurements required upon initial installation.
Describes the procedure for connecting the potential equalization cable for medical systems.
Provides diagrams illustrating the plug assignments for connecting devices to the UserTerminal.
Guides the user on the correct procedure for switching the running machine on, including elevation handling.
Explains how to unlock the emergency-stop switch before starting the machine.
Guides the user on the correct procedure for switching the running machine on, including elevation handling.
Provides instructions on how to properly switch the running machine off, including recommended intervals.
Details the function and use of emergency stop buttons, distinguishing between safety stop and emergency off.
Presents a checklist of essential steps and checks for proper installation and commissioning.
Introduces the UserTerminal, keyboard, and display functions for controlling the running machine.
Describes the layout and function of the UserTerminal keyboard, including key press feedback.
Explains the display layout, including LCDs and LEDs, and their indications.
Details the standard display configuration for speed, distance, time, elevation, and heart rate.
Provides general notes on operating modes, data transmission, and command execution.
Provides general notes on operating modes, data transmission, and command execution.
Explains the available acceleration levels and their suitability for different user types.
Guides the user through operating the treadmill in manual mode, including speed, acceleration, and elevation adjustments.
Describes the automatic mode for training profiles and heart rate control, emphasizing safety precautions.
Introduces the profile mode, detailing the available programs and scaling options.
Explains how to manually adjust parameters during profile mode operation.
Provides outlines and parameter tables for predefined training profiles 1 through 6.
Covers general notes and safety instructions for cardio mode operation.
Explains how cardio mode controls the machine based on heart rate and how to set up the transmitter.
Details the steps and parameters for operating the cardio mode, including setting heart rate zones.
Describes how to manually adjust parameters like speed, elevation, and heart rate limits during cardio mode.
Provides general notes and safety precautions for test modes and free program profiles.
Lists various test profiles available, their applications, and programming details.
Explains how to operate the treadmill in test mode, including selecting and confirming tests.
Details the procedure, calculation, and interpretation of the UKK 2 km walk test for fitness assessment.
Provides a step-by-step programming example for the UKK walk test.
Guides the user on how to create and program custom profiles.
Explains how to manually adjust parameters during test mode operation.
Covers optional settings for device control, display, and error acknowledgements.
Details how to select user-specific options, including error reset functionality.
Provides a comprehensive list of user options and their functions, including error message handling and display settings.
Presents a table of default and adjustable settings for various user options.
Outlines administrator options accessible only by authorized personnel due to potential system impact.
Lists administrator options related to OEM codes, device types, and error message resets.
Presents default and adjustable ranges for administrator options like speed, acceleration, and elevation limits.
Provides a list of running machine types with their corresponding configuration options and specifications.
Emphasizes the importance of preventive maintenance and recommends a service contract.
Lists conditions requiring immediate maintenance and checks for the device.
Outlines requirements for regular inspections and safety checks according to local laws and directives.
Details visual checks for damages on the device, accessories, and internal components.
Describes the procedure for measuring protective earth resistance according to safety standards.
Explains how to perform isolation resistance measurements to ensure safety.
Details the measurement of equivalent leakage current using specific methods.
Explains the direct and difference current methods for measuring leakage current.
Introduces electric safety testers and emphasizes the importance of initial and periodic measurements.
Covers essential electrical checks for building installations, including RCD testing.
Provides instructions and warnings regarding the lubrication of the running belt and deck.
Details lubrication procedures and oil indicators for devices with UserTerminal but without auto-pump.
Explains the lubrication process and oil message handling for devices without UserTerminal or auto-pump.
Covers lubrication procedures and warnings for devices with automatic oil pumps, especially for cycle/wheelchair use.
Guides on how to reset the oil message via UserTerminal using option 01.
Provides instructions for checking and adjusting the tension of the running belt.
Details the procedure for adjusting and centering the running belt, including safety precautions.
Explains the importance of driving belt tension and how to check and adjust it.
Describes the procedure for checking and adjusting the poly-V-belt tension.
Details how to adjust the tension for driving belts using a timing-belt system.
Advises on checking and maintaining the anti-skid areas on side step platforms.
Provides instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the treadmill's interior and surfaces.
Explains the cleaning and adjustment procedures for speed sensors and light barriers.
Details the cleaning and adjustment of light barriers at belt re-entry zones to prevent unwanted stops.
Lists available spare parts and consumables for the running machine.
Addresses mechanical issues and noise problems, suggesting checks for machine stability.
Discusses issues related to running belt tension and centering, referring to maintenance chapters.
Identifies different types of fuses used in the device and their locations.
Explains potential sources of interference, including electrostatic discharge and external sources.
Discusses electrostatic discharge as a cause of interference and provides solutions.
Identifies external sources of electrical and magnetic interference that can affect device function.
Addresses potential voltage issues at the housing and the risk of electric shock, especially related to earthing.
Explains the hazards associated with an open or interrupted earth wire connection.
Lists potential sources of interference affecting POLAR heart rate measurement systems.
Identifies common causes for RS232 interface malfunctions.
Provides methods for troubleshooting and testing the RS232 interface.
Mentions potential malfunctions of the control unit, possibly due to battery wear.
Explains how the device displays error messages and lists common error codes and their meanings.
Details error messages displayed on the UserTerminal, including oil and service intervals.
Describes error E20 related to the elevation system exceeding maximum limits.
Explains error E21 concerning issues with the elevation system.
Covers error E30 related to speed or distance measurement problems.
Details error E31 indicating a positive tolerance aberration in the speed sensor reading.
Details error E32 indicating a negative tolerance aberration in the speed sensor reading.
Explains error E41 related to memory initialization or battery issues.
Covers error E50 related to the frequency inverter or motor regulation.
Details error E51 concerning signal errors between MCU and frequency inverter.
Explains error E52 related to RS485 cable issues with motor control.
Describes error messages and beep codes for devices lacking a UserTerminal.
Provides instructions on how to reset specific error messages using option 01.
Details the procedure for resetting oil and service messages on devices with UserTerminal.
Explains how to quit oil and service messages on devices without UserTerminal.
Presents technical specifications for the 150/50 series running machines.
Lists technical specifications for the 170-190/65 series running machines.
Provides technical specifications for the oversize running machines series.
Details EMC compliance guidance and manufacturer declarations for emissions and immunity.
Lists compatible medical products and their configurations for use with h/p/cosmos treadmills.
Offers additional information regarding interface compatibility, protocols, and safety requirements.
Describes the arm support system for body weight support, safety, and rehabilitation applications.
Provides safety precautions and operational guidelines for adjusting the arm supports.
Explains how to achieve reproducible adjustments for the arm supports for individual users.
Details an additional keyboard and stop button for enhanced control and safety.
Describes adjustable handrails offering safety and freedom of movement, particularly for users needing support.
Outlines safety precautions and operational procedures for using adjustable handrails.
Explains how to achieve reproducible adjustments for handrails by recording scaling data.
Details adjustable bar handrails for the locomotion series, emphasizing safety and therapy suitability.
Covers safety precautions and operational guidelines for adjustable bar handrails.
Guides the user through the process of adjusting the height and width of the bar handrails.
Explains how to obtain reproducible adjustments for handrails, noting individual variations.
Describes the adjustable therapist's seat and foot support for ergonomic seating during therapy.
Outlines safety precautions and operational guidelines for adjusting the therapist's seat and foot support.
Provides step-by-step instructions for operating and adjusting the therapist's seat and foot support.
Presents various optional handrail types and custom-made devices available for specific needs.
Introduces the h/p/cosmos airwalk se 135 dynamic unweighting system for manual locomotion therapy.
Refers to a separate manual for hazard notes and usage instructions for the unweighting system.
Describes the available vests for the unweighting system, offering compatibility and adjustable fitting.
Explains the function and application of the robowalk expander for gait correction and resistance training.
Provides safety precautions and usage guidelines for the wheelchair access ramp.
Describes the wheel chair stabilizer for ensuring safe lane-keeping of wheelchairs on oversize running machines.
Details the safety arch, chest belt, and harness system for stress testing and fall prevention.
Explains the function and safety precautions for reversible running belt rotation to simulate downhill walking.
Describes the pull cord actuator as a safety feature for stopping the machine, particularly during reverse belt rotation.
Guides on changing the running belt rotation direction from forward to reverse.
Guides on changing the running belt rotation direction from reverse to forward.
Mentions the availability and attachment of a bottle holder.
Explains the process and options for retrofitting a UserTerminal onto specific models.
Details options for retrofitting additional safety stops and emergency stop buttons.
Describes the movable arm for mounting monitors or laptops for external control units.
Presents a safety multiple socket designed for connecting medical electrical systems.
Covers the digital interface options, including RS232 and USB converters, for connecting to PCs and medical devices.
Specifies the RS232 interface cable for PC connections, including pin assignments.
Provides details on the RS232 interface cable for connecting to ECG Schiller devices.
Details the RS232 interface cable for connecting to Ergospirometry devices.
Explains how to connect a printer and the data that can be printed via the serial interface.
Introduces the POLAR heart rate measurement system, including safety notes and accuracy.
Advises pacemaker patients to consult their doctor before using the POLAR system.
Describes the POLAR chest belt and transmitter, including usage and washing instructions.
Provides information on the transmitter battery life and troubleshooting for irregular pulse display.
Guides on the correct placement and adjustment of the POLAR transmitter belt for optimal contact.
Lists common issues and recommendations for troubleshooting transmission problems.
Introduces the PC software for remote control, configuration, and firmware updates.
Describes the PC software for performance diagnostics, automation, and data documentation.
Introduces the software for evaluating performance diagnostics, training control, and creating training plans.
Details the software for recording and evaluating video analysis of gait and motion.
Presents the TSA Certificate issued by TÜV, confirming compliance with ISO 9001 standards.
Shows the TSA Certificate issued by TÜV, confirming compliance with EN ISO 13485 standards.
Displays the EC Certificate issued by TÜV, confirming compliance with medical device directives.
Presents the Certificate of Compliance for sports and fitness devices, indicating CE marking.
Displays the EC Declaration of Conformity for medical devices, confirming compliance with MDD.
Provides instructions for safely disassembling and cutting up materials, emphasizing PPE.
Discusses the materials composing the running machine and their recyclability.
Addresses the disposal of service oils and greases, noting local provisions.
Advises on requesting material information for running belts based on serial number.
Provides contact information for the h/p/cosmos service department for technical inquiries and support.
Lists contact details for the h/p/cosmos sales department for orders and inquiries.
Displays contact information and addresses for the h/p/cosmos headquarters, including production and sales facilities.
Outlines the process for handing over the instruction manual and explaining general operation.
Guides the instructor to explain key functions like ON/OFF, safety features, and display panels.
Details essential maintenance tasks, including service box handover and belt adjustment.
Instructs on handling delivery papers, registration forms, and customer brochures.
Provides a protocol for confirming the commissioning and introduction/instruction process.
Presents the service report form for documenting maintenance and repairs.
Details the control protocol for electrical safety testing of medical and sports devices.
Includes a wiring diagram for the load circuit of quasar med 5.0 / pulsar 5.0 models.
Provides the first part of the wiring diagram for the control circuit of quasar med 5.0 / pulsar 5.0.
Provides the second part of the wiring diagram for the control circuit of quasar med 5.0 / pulsar 5.0.
General| Brand | h/p/cosmos |
|---|---|
| Model | pulsar |
| Category | Treadmill |
| Language | English |
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