Burst Mode - Slendertone Baxolve Mode D'emploi

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OUR SLENDERTONE BAXOLVE NIT
Battery Status indicator indicates the battery power remaining
Pad Contact indicator is activated when
a poor pad connection is detected
Program Number indicates the treatment
program you are running
Treatment Time displays the length of time
left in the current session in hours and minutes.
Intensity Bars display the signal intensity
for each channel.
Burst Mode Key
Provides additional pain relief, see full
description on page 5.
Right & Left Intensity Controls
Pressing the upper key increases the intensity level and
pressing the lower key decreases the intensity level.
Lock Key
Allows you to lock the intensity controls, preventing
accidental changes in the intensity level. It is also
used to lock the Burst Mode function.
Program Select Key
Enables the user to select a required treatment
program. You must press and hold the key for
2 seconds to switch between programs.
On/ Off/ Pause Key
Press and hold this key for 2 seconds to switch the unit on and off.
Press it briefly to pause your session and briefly again to restart it.
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OUR BAXOLVE UMBER UPPORT
Location for TENS Pads
Unit Holder
The belt is designed to fit a variety of waist sizes, 30-47"/76-120 cm.
BAXOLVE
Belt extensions are also available. The belt must always be fastened tightly around the waist so
that the pads are pressed firmly against your skin and can conduct the signal effectively. Doing so
also provides significant lumbar support for your lower back.
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Secondary
Straps
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Belt Locator
E n g l i s h
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HICH PROGRAM IS RIGHT FOR YOU
This table should only be used as a guide as the most appropriate programme varies from one
person to another. You may need to try a number of programs and intensities before finding one
that best suits you.
Prog. Fre q u e n c y
1 99Hz.
2 4 - 99Hz.
3 4 Hz.
4 Ch 1:4Hz.
Ch 2:99Hz.
Acute pain is usually immediate and of a short-term duration (less than 2 weeks). Acute pain
is a normal response to injury (or short term illness, surgical/ medical procedures), warning the
individual of danger and the need to seek help. If untreated, it can cause significant emotional and
physical disruption.
Chronic pain is one that persists, usually beyond 3 months, after its usefulness as an alarm signal
has passed and often long after the tissue damage has healed. It may be relatively constant, or it
may come and go. Chronic pain may not be directly related to the initial injury or condition and
should not be considered a normal state.
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URST ODE
Programmes 1-3:
Burst Mode should be used if you are not experiencing adequate pain relief. To enable Burst
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Mode, just press the Burst Mode key ( ). Your unit will then deliver a signal of varying
frequency and intensity, which helps to improve the pain-relieving effect. Press the key a
second time to disable the Burst Mode and the unit will return to the original programme.
Programme 4:
In pro g ramme 4 the Burst Mode key acts as a trigger, giving you more control over yo u r
t reatment. The unit will only stimulate the nerves, providing pain re l i e f, when the Burst
Mode key is pressed. St i m ulation will cease when the key is released.
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Type of pain Type of treatment
Acute pain Pain Gate Control Continuous comfortable tingling. The underlying
pain should decrease immediately.
Acute pain Pain Gate Control Variable comfortable tingling (sensation will
appear to come in waves). The underlying
pain should decrease immediately.
Chronic pain Endorphin Release Mild pulsing sensation. Possible lower back
muscle contraction. Pain should ease after
30-40 minutes usage and relief should remain
up to several hours after treatment ceases.
Acute pain Combination of Pain Mild tingling and pulsing sensation. Pain
& Chronic pain Gate Control & should ease immediately and relief should
Endorphin release remain up to several hours after treatment.
You should feel
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