Using Dhm Mode; Using Contour Mode; Using Manual Mode - Boston Scientific Bionic Navigator 3D 4.0 Manuel De Programmation

3. Select FAST I3D in the Programming Mode Drop-Down Menu.
4. Point and Click to place the CPS to the area of interest on the screen.
5. Adjust Amplitude until strength of stimulation is at the desired level.
6. Use the steering direction arrows to move the CPS left, right, up, or down.
7. Adjust Advanced Options as needed. Refer to "Understanding Advanced Options".
Note: Amplitude, Pulse Width or Rate may be adjusted at any time.

Using DHM Mode

1. Select the Area you would like to program.
2. Select the Lead Group you would like to start with.
3. Select DHM in the Programming Mode Drop-Down.
4. Select the first contact you would like to use and test for threshold.
5. Once threshold is reached, select Mark. Selecting Unmark removes the threshold from
being used.
6. Repeat step 5 until all contacts of interest are marked.
7. Select Submit.
8. Adjust Amplitude only.

Using Contour Mode

1. Select the Area you would like to program.
2. Select the Lead Group you would like to start with.
3. Select Contour in the Programming Mode Drop-Down Menu.
4. Point and Click to place the target to the area of interest on the screen. The steering
direction arrows can also be used.
5. Adjust Amplitude until strength of stimulation is at the desired level.
6. Adjust Advanced Options and Apply Calibration as needed.
Note: Amplitude, Pulse Width or Rate may be adjusted at any time.

Using Manual Mode

To program in Manual mode:
1. Select the Area you would like to program.
2. Select the Lead Group you would like to start with.
Note: Multiple Lead Groups can be manually programmed within one Area. However, when
a configuration for one Area uses multiple Lead Groups, the user will be unable to switch
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