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Instructions For Use

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Table of Contents4
Introduction8
User/Patient Safety8
Indications for Use9
Contraindications9
Accessories9
System Overview10
Procedural Overview10
Figure 1 Block Diagram10
Features11
Hardware Interface11
Symbol Definitions11
Figure 2 Hardware Interface11
System Components12
Figure 3 System Components12
Screen Layout13
Modes of Operation and Color Codes13
Figure 4 Screen Layout13
Software Button Definitions14
Instructions15
To Perform Initial Setup15
To Connect Electrode Cable(S)15
To Attach Cable Identification Tags15
Figure 5 Cable Identification Tags15
To Connect a Ground Pad (Monopolar Only)16
To Connect a Printer (Optional)16
To Connect a RF Hand Controller (Optional)16
Figure 6 Pad Placement16
To Select a Procedure Configuration17
Procedure Configurations Table17
To Configure a Monopolar Procedure or a Parallel Bipolar Combination Procedure Using Multigen Cable(S)18
Figure 7 Monopolar or Monopolar and Parallel Bipolar Configuration18
To Configure a Parallel Bipolar Combination Procedure Using a Multigen Cable19
Figure 8 Monopolar or Monopolar and Parallel Bipolar Combination Configuration19
To Configure a Parallel Bipolar Procedure Using Multigen Cable(S)20
Figure 9 Parallel Bipolar Configuration20
To Start a Procedure21
Figure 10 Home Screen21
To EDIT Sensory or Motor Stimulation Settings22
Figure 11 Typical Stimulation Sensory Screen - INACTIVE22
Figure 12 Typical Stimulation Motor Screen - INACTIVE22
Figure 13 Typical Stimulation Screen - INACTIVE23
Figure 14 Typical Stimulation Preset Dashboard [FREQUENCY]23
Figure 15 Typical Stimulation Keypad Dashboard [AMPLITUDE]23
To Perform Sensory or Motor Stimulation24
Figure 16 Typical Parallel Bipolar Stimulation Screen - ACTIVE24
Figure 17 Typical Stimulation Screen - ACTIVE24
To EDIT RF Output Settings25
Figure 18 RF Output Screen in THERMAL Mode - INACTIVE25
Figure 19 Typical Keypad Dashboard [HOLD TIME]25
Figure 20 RF Output Screen in PULSE Mode - INACTIVE26
Figure 21 RF Output PULSE Preset Dashboard26
To Control RF Output27
To Start Single Electrode(S) - Separately or Staggered27
Figure 22 RF Output Screen - START CONFIRM Dashboard27
Figure 23 RF Output Screen THERMAL Mode - ACTIVE28
Figure 24 RF Output Screen PULSE Mode - ACTIVE28
To Start Multiple Electrodes - Concurrently29
Figure 25 RF Output Screen THERMAL Mode - INACTIVE - SELECTED and LOCKED ELECTRODES 1, 2, and 329
To Perform a Parallel Bipolar Procedure30
Figure 26 RF Output Screen THERMAL Mode - PARALLEL BIPOLAR ACTIVE30
Figure 27 RF Output Screen PULSE Mode - PARALLEL BIPOLAR ACTIVE30
To Choose a Placement Region31
Figure 28 Choose Placement Region Dashboard31
Figure 29 Typical CHOOSE PLACEMENT Dashboard [LUMBAR]31
To View a Procedure Summary32
Figure 30 Procedure Summary Screen32
To Name (and Create) a Printout, Folder or File33
Figure 31 Typical Keyboard Screen33
To Save or Access Saved Procedure Settings34
Figure 32 Select Folder Screen34
Figure 33 Select File Screen35
To Create or Access File Settings36
To Edit File Settings36
Figure 34 File Settings Screen36
Figure 35 Typical Edit File Settings Screen36
To Change System Settings: Registration37
Figure 36 System Settings Screen [REGISTRATION]37
To Change System Settings: Display Settings38
Figure 37 Display Settings Screen38
To Change System Settings: Sound Settings39
Figure 38 Sound Settings Screen39
To Change System Settings: Date and Time Settings40
Figure 39 Date and Time Screen40
To Change System Settings: Language Settings41
Figure 40 Language Settings Screen41
To Change System Settings: Procedure Default Settings42
To Edit Procedure Default Settings42
Figure 41 Set Procedure Default Screen42
Figure 42 Typical Edit Procedure Default Settings Screen42
Inspection and Testing43
To Perform Check-In Procedure (Optional)43
Storage and Handling43
Cleaning43
Troubleshooting44
To Replace the Fuses45
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Statement Concerning Radio Frequency Interference45
Figure 43 Fuse Replacement45
Specifications46
Disposal/Recycle50
Appendix A - RF Hand Controller Instructions50
Intended Use50
Features and Functions50
Figure 44 Hand Controller Features50
Appendix B - Maximum Frequency and Maximum Stimulation Width Graphs53
Appendix C - Relative Lesion Sizes and Shapes (Parallel Bipolar Only)53
Figure 45 Maximum Frequency Vs. Stimulation Width Graph53
Figure 46 Maximum Stimulation Width Vs. Frequency Graph53
Figure 47 Contiguous Lesion 4.2 MM X 5.8 MM (Width X Length)53
Figure 48 Contiguous Lesion 7.8 MM X 9.6 MM (Width X Length)53
Figure 49 Non-Contiguous Lesions 4.4 MM X 7.5 MM (Width X Length) 5.0 MM X 8.2 MM (Width X Length)54
Figure 50 Non-Contiguous Lesions 4.7 MM X 8.5 MM (Width X Length) 5.1 MM X 8.2 MM (Width X Length)54
Appendix D - Dualwave Waveform55
Appendix E - Radio Frequency Output Plot55
Figure 51 Dualwave Waveform55
Figure 52 RF Output Plot55
Appendix F - Factory Default Values56
Software License Notice56

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Brand	Stryker
Model	RF MultiGen 0406-900-000
Category	Portable Generator
Language	English

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