Technical Characteristics; Product Description - I-Tech Electra S4 ANTI-SPASM Manual De Usuario

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Anti-spasm and user safety
Electra S4 is equipped with the new muscular spasm survey sy-
stem, design by I.A.C.E.R. Medical Division R&D Department to
guarantee user safety and an efficient and safe training.
During the movement a quick and unexpected muscular spasm
can occur, and the muscles will rapidly tense.
Electra S4 recognizes the spasm and stops pedals/handles rota-
tion for 3 seconds, and then inverts the rotation to untie muscu-
lar spasm.
The spasm is untied following the antagonist inhibition principle:
a bending spasm is untied trough muscular extension, while an
extension spasm is untied trough bending.
If a second spasm will occur, Electra S4 stops and warns the user
with an acoustic signal: in this way the user safety is guaranteed,
in particular for tetraplegic patients who need to be followed by a
familiar or a doctor. To restart Electra S4 simply press the
start/pause button.

Technical characteristics

Power supply. 230 V - 50 Hz. Electrical motor. 230 V - 50 Hz.
Motor revolutions. 48 min. Motor power. 50 W.
Timer. 3 - 15 min. Pedal semi diameter. 13 - 11 - 9 cm.
Weight. 5.7 kg. Dimensions. 440 x 425 x 285 mm.
Adjustable thrust on pedal radius (fig. 3). Thanks to the new
support, pierced in three different positions, pedals or handles can
be mounted by choosing the rotation radius more suitable with the
height of the user and therefore adapt the movement extension to
the mobility of the joints. The radii are as follows: external hole
R=13 cm, intermediate hole R=11 cm, internal hole R=9 cm. The
radius variations apply to the subjects, respectively: Tall (R=13),
Medium (R=11) and Short (R=9).
Thrust on pedal speed (fig. 5-6-7). Four rotation groups suitable
for any rehabilitative requirement: Low = 15 RPM, Medium-low =
30 RPM, Medium-high = 45 RPM, High = 60 RPM.
Fixing of pedals and handles made easy (fig. 1). Insert the
pivot pin of the pedal or of the handle in the most suitable hole for
the user's height and lock it by screwing the supplied bolt.

Product description

1. Remote control
2. ON/OFF Switch
3. Pedals (2 pcs - disassembled at the time of purchase)
4. Handles (2 pcs - disassembled at the time of purchase)
5. Bases (2 pcs – disassembled at the time of purchase)
6. Component mounting key
Operational characteristics
•Anti-spasm
•Remote control with on-board computer
•Adjustable speed: 15-30-45-60 revs/minute
•Setting time: 3-6-9-12-15 min
•Forward thrust on pedals
•Reverse thrust on pedals
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•Fixing of pedals and handles made easy
•Adjustable thrust on pedal radius: 13-11-9 cm
•Overload motor protection with automatic stop
•Tachometer function
•Calories counter function
•Countdown function
•Pedals or handles operation
•Preset training function (auto)
•Data and functions readable on the electronic display
•Pierced base supports for vertical position of appliance
•Top handle bar
Remote control
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1. Start/Pause. Start, stop and pause button
2. Display
3. Timer. Presetting training time button
4. Speed. Rotation speed adjustment button
5. Auto. Preset training selection button
6. Forward/Reverse. Button for direction of rotation selection
7. Mode. Data display button
Instructions for using the appliance
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Reading the display
FIGURE 5
AUTO. Preset training function activated and deactivated through AUTO button. A line below the symbol shows that the
function is on.
15 30 45 60 RPM. Rotation revs per minute. A line below the number shows the selected speed.
3 6 9 12 15 MIN. Training time which can be set in minutes. A line below the number shows the selected time.
0 COUNT. Shows the number of revs performed by the machine. To select the following function (fig. 6) press the MODE button.
NOTE: it is possible to modify all the parameters while the machine is running.
FIGURE 6
0.0 CAL. Shows the CALORIES burnt by training. To select the following function (fig. 7) press the MODE button.
FIGURE 7
TIME. Shows the active exercise time in the machine. To modify it, press the TIMER button scrolling the line up to below
the number.
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WARNINGS
Persons not in full possession of their faculties are not allowed from using the machine. Even temporarily disabled people
are not allowed from using the machine unless they are assisted by qualified personnel (ex. Doctor or Therapist). It is not
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allowed to use the appliance if it shows wear and tear signs such as damaging of the plug or power cable after violent falls
or if it becomes damp by contact with any liquid. It is not allowed to use the appliance near inflammable substances or in
environments with high oxygen concentrations. It is not allowed to let the appliance connected to the power source when
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it is not in use or during the replacement of Pedals and/or Handles. It is not allowed to use the appliance bellow sheets or
pillows; overheating could provoke fire and/or short-circuits causing injuries to persons. It is not allowed to use the appliance
if ventilation slots are obstructed. It is not allowed to use the appliance outdoor.
Safety note
The appliance is equipped with a protection against incorrect use: in case of overloading or incorrect use, the motor
automatically stops. An acoustic signal warns the user. To restart the appliance, press the ON/OFF switch. If this operation
is not carried out, after one minute the acoustic signal automatically stops.
Maintenance
Cleaning. When required, clean the appliance with a dry cloth. Never dip the appliance into the water or use solvents or
chemical products.
Maintenance. Never roll the power cable around the appliance and keep it in a safe and dry place.
A.Choose if you wish to use the pedals (fig. 2)
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B. Choose if you wish to use the handles (fig. 4)
C. Insert the appliance plug in a 230/50 socket
D. Start the appliance by using the ON/OFF switch
E. When you start the appliance, four lines of symbols and
numbers will appear on the remote control display
(fig. 5-6-7) which allow to display and select the training
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programmes
F. Press the START/PAUSE button to start, interrupt and
restart the training
G. At the end of the training, switch the appliance off by using
the ON/OFF switch
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