How to increase sensation on TensCare Sports TENS 2 Medical Equipment?
If you're not feeling any sensation from your TensCare medical equipment, the intensity might not be strong enough. Try increasing the strength setting. Most users typically feel something at a setting below 20 mA.
What to do if the output will not increase above zero on TensCare Medical Equipment?
If the output on your TensCare medical equipment won't increase above zero, it might be due to an open circuit cut-out. This could mean the lead isn't correctly connected to your body or is faulty. Make sure the device is properly attached to your body. Try using the second lead wire. If the issue persists, you might need to purchase a replacement lead.
Why does my TensCare Sports TENS 2 Medical Equipment show a low battery display?
If you see a low battery display on your TensCare medical equipment, it means the batteries are low. You should charge the battery.
General| Brand | TensCare |
|---|---|
| Model | Sports TENS 2 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Defines the purpose and application areas of the Sports TENS 2 unit.
Sensory signal blocks pain signals by closing the "Pain Gate" in the spine.
Low-frequency TENS promotes natural painkiller release (endorphins) via muscle contraction.
States there are no known side effects to TENS use.
Explains electrode placement for TENS to stimulate nerves entering the spine at the pain level.
Explains how EMS rebuilds and tones muscles, aiding in strength and recovery.
Lists EMS uses for muscle relaxation, fatigue improvement, and regeneration.
Explains how EMS uses external impulses to stimulate nerves and muscle fibers.
Provides guidance on duration and frequency for EMS treatments.
Guides users on selecting appropriate intensity levels for EMS treatment.
Describes the time function of the excitation current, distinguishing between monophasic and biphasic pulses.
Explains pulse frequency (Hz) and its effects on different muscle fibers and TENS applications.
Defines pulse width (microseconds) and its role in penetration depth and nerve activation.
Discusses setting intensity based on user perception and application goals for TENS and EMS.
Explains the difference between continuous (Constant) and intermittent (Burst) stimulation sensations.
Describes modulation as a sweeping frequency for varied signals and reduced accommodation.
Details the three phases (Warm, Train, Cool) common to EMS programmes.
Instructions on powering the device on and off, and backlight behavior.
Guide to cycling through and selecting TENS/EMS/MASS modes.
How to cycle through and select TENS, EMS, and Massage programmes.
Instructions for setting the treatment duration from continuous to 90 minutes.
Explains how to access and adjust manual settings for parameters.
Details how to adjust stimulation intensity for each channel using +/- buttons.
Explains the automatic keypad lock feature and how to unlock it.
Describes how to lock/unlock manual settings to prevent accidental changes.
How to pause and resume a running programme and timer.
Indicates the low battery warning symbol and its meaning.
Explains the warning triangle in EMS manual programmes related to rest periods.
Describes auto-shutoff features for electrode detachment or low intensity.
Instructions for setting the device's date and time for memory logging.
How to view recorded treatment data (MEM D, MEM H) and clear memory.
Lists available TENS programmes with their settings (Hz, Pulse Width, Mode, Time).
Details the available EMS programmes, their modes (I, II, III), and phases (Warm, Train, Cool).
Details various massage programmes with their modes, work times, and phase settings.
Explains TENS electrode placement methods like "Across the painful area" and "Dermatomes".
Details electrode placement for EMS to target specific muscle motor points for optimal contraction.
Illustrates electrode placement for various massage programmes, including neck, shoulders, and legs.
Instructions on how to remove the belt clip from the device.
Instructions on how to attach the belt clip securely to the device.
Lists conditions and situations where the device should not be used.
Provides critical warnings about potential risks and misuse of the device.
Lists important cautions regarding device usage, potential hazards, and specific conditions.
Advises against placing electrode pads on broken skin, numb skin, neck, eyes, head, or near tumours.
Provides essential 'Do Not' instructions for maintaining the device and its components.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the device's Li-ion battery using the provided cradle.
Details the expected service life of the device, leads, pads, and battery.
Specifies the safety classification (Type BF) and continuous use design of the device.
Details operating and storage environmental conditions like humidity and temperature.
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