Lympha Press Optimal Compression Therapy System Model 1201-AP

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1 Lympha Press Optimal Compression Therapy System Model 1201-AP Professional Setup Guide Lympha Press USA Ltd. 232 Park Avenue, Manalapan, NJ Toll-Free: Web: Version No.: 1.0 Catalog No.: L98102C6

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3 Table of Contents 1 Introduction Programming via PC Connection Recommended System Requirements Programming Lympha Press Optimal using a PC Menu (top area) Pressure and Gradient Setup (middle area) Pressure Definition Mode and Treatment Type (bottom area) About the Pressure Definition Modes Programming via Device Keypad How to Program the Lympha Press Optimal Manually Using the Device Keypad Additional Device Functions...10 Copyright 2008 by: Lympha Press USA Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced or copied in any form by any means including graphic, electronic or mechanical media, photocopying, typing, or other information retrieval systems, without the written permission of Lympha Press USA Ltd. Table of Contents

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5 1 Introduction This guide describes how to set up the Lympha Press Optimal device for delivery to a patient according to physician's prescription, or for operation in a clinic where there is a need to change treatment parameters for multiple users. The guide explains how to set pressure and modes using either Lympha Press Optimal software or the control unit keypad. 2 Programming via PC Connection Lympha Press Optimal can be programmed using the Lympha Press Optimal software provided with the Optimal Setup package. You will need to connect the device to a PC using the USB cable provided with the Lympha Press Optimal Setup package. Use PC programming to: Set the pressure in each cell individually (12-Zone Mode). Set the pressure in four zones of three cells each (4-Zone Mode). Set the pressure gradient between cells or zones. Select the Treatment Type. See how an Optimal device is currently programmed. Save treatment programs for future use. You can add comments for future reference. Set up an Optimal device with a saved treatment program. You may set a password to limit access to this software. 2.1 Recommended System Requirements Windows XP SP-2 or Windows Vista 100 MB of free disk space 1 GB of RAM Software may work properly on systems that do not meet all the recommended requirements. 2

6 2.2 Programming Lympha Press Optimal using a PC 1. Install the Lympha Press Optimal software on your PC. Do not connect the device to the PC until software installation is complete. 2. Connect the device using the USB cable provided. The USB port is located on the right side of the device panel (see Figure 1). Figure 1 - Lympha Press Optimal USB Port 3. Double-click the icon to access the software program. 4. If a password has been set, enter it in the Password Dialog Box (see Figure 2) and press. Figure 2 - Password Dialog Box The Optimal programming screen appears (see Figure 3). 3

7 Figure 3 - Programming Screen Menu (top area) Open a saved treatment program from a file Save a treatment program to a file Read a treatment program from a device Send a treatment program to a device Set a password to access the software 4

8 2.2.2 Pressure and Gradient Setup (middle area) Figure 4 - Pressure & Gradient Setup in 12-Zone Mode Figure 5 - Pressure & Gradient Setup in 4-Zone Mode Pressure Definition Mode and Treatment Type (bottom area) Figure 6 - Pressure Definition Mode and Treatment Type 2.3 About the Pressure Definition Modes Lympha Press Optimal offers two formats for programming the pressure and gradient: 5

9 12-Zone Mode: enables setting the pressure and gradient in each of the 12 cells individually (see Figure 4). This allows you to "fine tune" the compression and gradient to each patient's individual needs. 4-Zone Mode: enables setting the pressure and gradient in four zones of three cells each (see Figure 5). This mode can also be programmed using the device keypad. 1. First, select the Pressure Definition Mode (see Figure 6). The programming screen will change to reflect your selection (see Figure 4 and Figure 5). 2. Select the Treatment Type (see Figure 6). 3. Set the pressure for each cell using one of the following methods: Drag the on the Select or delete the number in the number Click the up or down in the and then type the required Tip: You can quickly increase the overall pressure by dragging up the most proximal cell or quickly decrease the overall pressure by dragging down the most distal cell. Note: The Lympha Press Optimal will not allow setting a reverse gradient. You will note that increasing/decreasing pressure in one cell will increase/decrease the pressure in the adjacent cells when necessary to prevent a reverse gradient. Note for 4-Zone Mode: The pressure indicated on the screen is the pressure of the first cell in the zone. Within each zone, there is a gradient of 1 mmhg between each cell. The second cell's pressure will be 1 mmhg lower than the first cell. The third cell's pressure will be 2 mmhg lower than the first cell. The device will not allow less than a 5 mmhg gradient between zones. 6

10 4. After you finish programming, click. 5. The following dialog box opens, displaying the new program you just edited and comparing it to the program currently in the device. If this is OK, click Send To Device. Figure 7 - Confirm Send to Device Dialog Box 6. The Save Data to File dialog box opens (see Figure 8). Figure 8 - Save Data to File Dialog Box 7. Type the filename under which you want to save the program, and add optional comments in the Comment field. 7

11 8. Click Save. The treatment program file is saved to your PC, and the new treatment program is sent to the device. Note: The new treatment program will be sent to the device only if the treatment program file is successfully saved to your PC. 3 Programming via Device Keypad Programming via device keypad is password protected using a fixed password installed at the factory. Only the 4-Zone Mode can be programmed using the device keypad (see Section About the Pressure Definition Modes). Programming the device using the keypad will immediately default the device settings to 4-Zone Mode. 12-Zone gradient can be reinstated only by using the PC software program. Note: You cannot use the keypad to program the pressure in each of the 12 cells or the gradient between each cell individually. For this, you must use the PC software program. Use programming via device keypad to: Set the pressure in four zones of three cells each (4-Zone Mode). Set the pressure gradient between each of the four zones (the gradient within each zone will be 1 mmhg per cell). Select the Treatment Type. 3.1 How to Program the Lympha Press Optimal Manually Using the Device Keypad 1. Press and hold Select and simultaneously for 5 seconds. You will be prompted to enter a password. 2. Enter the password by pressing Pressure four times. 3. If the device is currently in 4-Zone Mode, you can now set the treatment program. Proceed to Step 4. If the device is currently in 12-Zone Mode, you will be prompted to switch to 4-Zone Mode. (Remember, keypad programming can be done only in 4-Zone Mode.) 8

12 If you do not want to switch to 4-Zone Mode, press Pause/Stop. The device exits the programming function and switches to Run Mode. If you want to switch to 4-Zone Mode press Start. You can now set the treatment program. 4. The display shows the four pressure zones. The most distal zone is on the left and the most proximal zone is on the right (see Figure 9). Figure 9 - Four Pressure Zones Display 5. Set the zone pressures using Pressure or. To move between zones, press Treatment Time or. 6. Remember that the device internal safety mechanism prevents setting a reverse gradient. In 4-Zone Mode, the minimal pressure difference between zones must be 5 mmhg. If you attempt to decrease a distal-zone pressure or increase a proximal-zone pressure within this 5-mmHg gradient, the device will not respond. To avoid this, always increase the pressure starting at the most distal zone, and decrease the pressure starting at the most proximal zone. You may have to toggle back and forth between the zones until the required pressures have been set. 7. To select the Treatment Type press Select or. 8. To save your changes press Start. To cancel your changes press Pause/Stop. The device is now ready for use. 9

13 3.2 Additional Device Functions If a patient requires more than 90 min. of continuous treatment, use the Continuous Mode function. To access this option, press and hold the Treatment Time until the time set reaches 90 min. and continue holding it for 5 seconds more. The display switches to "HOLD" indicating that the pressure control unit will operate until it is turned OFF. To return to Timer Mode, press and hold Treatment Time for 5 seconds. Continuous Mode will be deactivated when the device is turned Off. If you have any questions about programming Lympha Press Optimal, please contact us at Lympha Press USA. Lympha Press USA Ltd. 232 Park Avenue, Manalapan, NJ Toll-Free: info@lympha-press.com Web: 10

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