Interferential Specifications

• Amplitude 0 - 78 mA peak to peak
  
• Output Voltage 0 - 39 V peak to peak
  
• Waveform Continuous sinusoidal
  CH1/CH3 (Carrier) Frequency 4000 Hz
  CH2/CH4 Frequency 4001 - 4150 Hz adjustable
  Beat Frequency 1 - 150 Hz
  • CH1/CH2 are an Interferential Pair
  • CH1: Fixed Frequency (4000 Hz)
  • CH2: Adjustable 4001 - 4150 Hz
  • CH3/CH4 are an Interferential Pair
  • CH3: Fixed Frequency (4000 Hz)
  • CH4: Adjustable 4001 - 4150 Hz
  
• Premodulated INF (using one channel) A mixed interferential beat frequency will be produced only out of CH 1 and/or CH 3.
  Modes
  
• Constant Beat Frequency is adjustable from 1 - 150 Hz
  
• Sweep 1 Beat Frequency modulates from 1 - 10 Hz and back over 12 seconds (6 second increase, 6 second decrease)
  
• Sweep 2 Beat Frequency modulates from 80 - 150 Hz and back over 16 seconds (8 second increase, 8 second decrease)
  
• Sweep 3 Beat Frequency modulates from 1 - 150 Hz and back over 20 seconds(10 second increase, 10 second decrease)

TENS Specifications

• Amplitude 0 - 100 mA peak to peak
  
• Output Voltage 0 - 50 V peak to peak
  
• Waveform Asymmetrical biphasic square
  
• Pulse Rate Adjustable 1 - 120 Hz
  
• Pulse Width Adjustable 10 - 250 µS
  
• Modes Constant, Pulse Width Modulation, Pulse
• Rate Modulation, Rate & Width Modulation, SD1, SD2, Cycled Burst, Cycled Burst 2
  
• Constant - Pulse Rate (Hz) is adjustable from 1 - 120 Hz and Pulse Width (µS) is adjustable from 10 - 250 µS.
  
• Pulse Width Modulation - Decrease/Increase of set width 50% over 5 second cycle.
  
• Pulse Rate Modulation - Decrease/Increase of set width 50% over 5 second cycle.
  
• Pulse Width & Pulse Rate Modulation - Pulse Rate and Pulse Width alternately decrease and increase 50% of their set values over 5 seconds cycle.
  
• Strength Duration 1 - Increase of set Pulse Width 40%, decrease of set Pulse Rate 45% and decrease of Amplitude 10% over a 3 second period. Values return to original settings over the next 3 second period.
  
• Strength Duration 2 - Increase of a set Pulse Width 60% decrease of set Pulse Rate 90% and decrease of set Amplitude 13% over a 6 second period. Values return to original setting over the next 6 seconds.
  
• Cycled Burst (B1) - 2.5 seconds on, 2.5 seconds off. Adjustable Pulse Rate 1-200 Hz. Adjustable Pulse Width from 10 - 250 μS.
  
• Cycled Burst II (B2) - 8 pulses per 0.25 seconds, off for 0.25 seconds. Adjustable Pulse Width from 10 - 250 μS.

• Channel 2 active outputs; 1 dispersive return
  
• Amplitude 0 - 700 mA peak, adjustable
  
• Output Voltage 0 - 350 V adjustable
  Waveform Pulsed galvanic twin peak monophasic delivered in pairs
  
• Pulse Rate 1 - 120 Hz, adjustable
  
• Pulse Width Inter pulse intervals of 100 (μS), fixed
  Modes Constant Stimulation, Alternating Stimulation, Cycled Stimulation
  
• Polarity Switch Positive/Negative polarity of active electrodes (A1 & A2)
  
• Contraction Time 0 - 99 seconds
  
• Relaxation Time 0 - 99 seconds
  
• Ramp Up/Down 0 - 10 seconds
  
  

• Amplitude 0 - 120 mA from peak to peak (adjustable)
  
• Output Voltage 0 - 60 V from peak to peak (adjustable)
  
• Waveform Symmetrical, biphasic, square
• Asymmetrical, biphasic, square
  
• Pulse Rate Adjustable 1 - 120 Hz peak to peak
  
• Pulse Width Adjustable 50 - 400 µS
  
• Constant - Use the Constant Mode or a Pulse Rate greater than 60 Hz. for the relaxation of muscle spasms only. Use of continuous stimulation and/or rates above the normal physiological range (e.g., greater than 60 Hz) could lead to rapid onset of muscle fatigue, making the device less effective in producing repeated forceful muscle contractions.
  
• Cycled
  
• Reciprocating
  
• Ramp Up/Down 0 - 10 seconds
  
• Contraction Time 0 - 99 seconds
  
• Relaxation Time 0 - 99 seconds