Light Relief LR150 - Components of Your Light Relief; The Light Relief

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THE LIGHT RELIEF
®
LR150
The Light Relief
®
LR150 (Figure 4) operates on six
disposable AA batteries, six rechargeable batteries
(available as our Rechargeable Battery Set accessory,
see the “THE LIGHT RELIEF
®
ACCESSORIES” section
of this manual) or a power adaptor.
The LR150 also operates with our Light Relief
®
Car
Adaptor which works with your car’s cigarette lighter
socket to give you relief on the go. See the “THE LIGHT
RELIEF
®
ACCESSORIES” section of this manual.
NOTE: If using batteries, they need to be fresh or fully
charged before use. (Rechargeable batteries should be
fully charged for 10 hours before initial use.) Please see
the “BATTERY MAINTENANCE” section of this manual
for complete details.
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COMPONENTS OF YOUR LIGHT RELIEF
®
UNIT
The Light Relief
®
LR150 product consists of a hand-held
base unit and a flexible pad, called the Light Pad
TM
attach-
ment. The hand-held base unit houses the main circuitry,
a graphic display, button controls, batteries and two ports
(Figure 1). The power port is for plugging in electrical
power adaptors and the Light Relief
®
Car Adaptor.
The pad port is for plugging in the flexible Light Pad
TM
attachment and/or the Large Light Pad
TM
accessory
(see “THE LIGHT RELIEF
®
ACCESSORIES” section
for ordering information).
The Light Relief
®
unit contains an array of 59 colored and
infrared light emitting diodes, or LEDs (24 infrared, 31 red,
and 4 blue). The LEDs emit a gentle stream of soothing
energy. See Figure 2.
The unit contains a warm button, which can be turned on
and off–as desired for your comfort–by pressing the left
side of the blue button on top of the unit (the warm setting
does not work without choosing one of the four frequency
settings). The unit also contains four frequency settings
(START, LOW, MED and HIGH) which can be changed by
pressing the right side of the blue button on top of the unit.
See Figure 3.
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