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Identifies the target audience and the treadmill's purpose in medical settings.
Explains safety symbols, terms, and general hazards for safe operation.
Outlines the medical device classification and regulatory compliance standards.
Defines the roles and responsibilities of the manufacturer and the customer.
Provides definitions for symbols and details about serial decals.
Identifies labels and their locations on the treadmill and its packaging.
Emphasizes the importance of product training and provides related information.
Provides contact details for the manufacturer and regulatory affairs representative.
Warns against unauthorized modifications that void warranty and safety certification.
Defines directional references and details key treadmill features.
Details safety systems, weight capacity, drive system, and running surface.
Covers communication ports, floor footprint, and operating/storage conditions.
Illustrates various power outlet types compatible with the treadmill.
Provides instructions for performing a Hi-Pot test on the treadmill.
Guides on uncrating the treadmill and performing initial setup steps.
Details control assembly, safe handling, and location considerations.
Covers final setup steps like belt adjustments and test plug procedures.
Identifies the location of RS232 and USB communication ports.
Covers electrical safety tests and an overview of operating controls.
Explains programmable controls, display modes, and panel features.
Details workout graphics, manual operation, and built-in program data.
Provides data for pre-programmed protocols and fitness workouts.
Guides on creating and using custom workout programs.
Covers reprocessing, daily, weekly, monthly, and semiannual maintenance.
Details belt cleaning, tracking, tension, and running deck maintenance.
Provides instructions for drive belt tension, exterior care, and lubrication.
Introduces product requirements, scope, and operational overview.
Details software requirements, speed control, and elevation control.
Describes communication hardware options and command protocols.
Covers self-test mode, calibration, and dip switch configurations.
Details electrical inputs, outputs, connections, and physical requirements.
Provides flow charts for diagnosing incoming power and filter issues.
Offers flow charts for diagnosing emergency stop and pull tether issues.
Details flow charts for diagnosing RS232 and USB communication problems.
Guides users through identifying and troubleshooting power supply error codes.
Covers hood removal and replacement of drive motor and drive assembly.
Provides instructions for replacing rollers, belts, and the running deck.
Guides on replacing actuators, sensors, and electrical components.
Procedures for relocating ESB/STS and validating their operation.
Details replacing handrails, power switch, power cord, and CE filter.
Procedures for calibrating belt speed via software or controller.
Steps for calibrating the treadmill's elevation system using software.
Explains parameter screens, history, firmware downloads, and dip switches.
Lists parts for motor mount, pan, circuit boards, and their connections.
Details parts for elevation, pull tether, and emergency stop assemblies.
Provides part lists for frame, deck, final assembly, and controller modules.
Provides a template to record treadmill maintenance and service history.
Instructions for cleaning and disinfecting the treadmill between patient uses.
General| Brand | Trackmaster |
|---|---|
| Model | TMX428 |
| Category | Treadmill |
| Language | English |
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