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MyoMOTION Data Logger User Manual
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MyoSync
User Manual
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Table of Contents
Table of ContentsTable of Contents
Table of Contents
Section 1: Introduction
Brief Description ...................................................................................................... 1
Intended Use .......................................................................................................... 1
Contraindications ...................................................................................................... 1
Section 2: Definitions
Graphic S mbols and Meanings............................................................................... 2
Glossar of Terms ................................................................................................... 2
Section 3: Identification
Model Designation ................................................................................................... 3
Product Versions and Configurations ...................................................................... 3
Section 4: General Warnings and Cautions
Risks and Benefits .................................................................................................... 4
Safet Information Summar ................................................................................... 4
Section 5: Getting Started
Quick Start Guides .................................................................................................. 4
Section 6: Preparing the Product for se (Setup Instructions)
Unpacking and Component Identification ................................................................ 5
Component Inputs, Outputs and Indicators .............................................................. 5
Component Interconnections ................................................................................... 6
Device Communication (Driver) Software Installation ............................................. 7
Companion Software Installation ............................................................................. 7
Companion Software Configuration ........................................................................ 7
Section 7: Pre-use Check-out
Normal Appearance of Signals ................................................................................. 9
Attaching the M oS nc to a S stem ......................................................................... 9
Calibration ................................................................................................................. 9
Section 8: Operating Instructions
Safet Information Summar .................................................................................... 10
Normal Functions with Interface in PC ..................................................................... 10
Exceptional Functions/Situations (error messages) ................................................. 10
Section 9: Accessories and Optional Modules
Accessories .............................................................................................................. 11
Interfaces to Other Devices ...................................................................................... 12
Section 10: Cleaning
Safet Precautions When Cleaning .......................................................................... 13
Cleaning b Users .................................................................................................... 13
Section 11: Maintenance
Safet Precautions When Performing Maintenance................................................. 14
Maintenance b Users .............................................................................................. 14
Maintenance b Qualified Individuals ....................................................................... 14
Section 12: Trouble-shooting, Fault Diagnosis
Troubleshooting Chart .............................................................................................. 15
Website Link to FAQ ................................................................................................. 15
Section 13: Service and Repair
Availabilit of Circuit Diagrams and Component Lists ............................................. 16
Warrant Information ................................................................................................ 16
Submitting Service Requests ................................................................................... 16
Returning Equipment ................................................................................................ 16
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Section 14: List of Spare Parts and Consumables
Consumable Items (electrodes and sensor elements) ............................................. 17
Replaceable Items (fuses, batteries, lead sets) ...................................................... 17
Section 15: Taking Product Out of Operation
Disposal of Equipment and Batteries ....................................................................... 17
Section 16: Specifications of the Product
Expected Useful Lifetime .......................................................................................... 18
Dimensions and Weight ........................................................................................... 18
Performance Characteristics ................................................................................... 18
Energ Consumption, Condition of Use .................................................................. 18
Environmental Conditions for Storage and Transport ............................................. 18
IP (Ingress Protection) Rating .................................................................................. 18
Section 17: Technical Information
Block Diagram ......................................................................................................... 19
Theor of Operation ................................................................................................. 19
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Section 1: Introduction
Section 1: IntroductionSection 1: Introduction
Section 1: Introduction
Brief Description
The M oS nc is a versatile s nchronization s stem that can be used with various Noraxon
s stems as well as video. This special s nc device is for use with a multi-device Noraxon setup
and the Noraxon MR3 software to s nchronize all signals received b the software.
The M oS nc utilizes both wireless and cable connections to send a s nc signal to the connected
devices. The M oS nc has a wireless s nc transmitter (262A) option that can be purchased
separatel . This option will enable s wireless s nc signal to be sent to a wireless s nc receiver
connected to the Noraxon device being used. Without the wireless s nc transmitter the M oS nc
sends a s nc pulse solel via s nc cables.
All connections to the M oS nc are stereo connections while the other end of the s nc cable will
var depending between s stems. The M oS nc receives its signal from one of two sources: PC
or external. When connected to the PC via USB, the M os nc can use this connection to
generate a s nc source, or it can receive a s nc pulse from an external device that generates the
s nc signal.
Intended se
The M oS nc is intended to send out a s nc pulse to all connected s stems. This s nc pulse can
then be used to s nchronize the various signals retrieved from multiple s stems. In combination
with the MR3 software, the s nchronization of these signals is done automaticall and signals are
displa ed in s nchronization. The onl exception to this is some video cameras which have to be
manuall s nchronized and this option is onl available with the M oVideo module.
Intended Users
Researchers or individuals trained in ph sical medicine, ph sical therap or ergonomics
Subject Populations – Medical
Individuals with cerebral pals , ph sical injuries, post-surgical or post stroke conditions
Subject Populations – Non medical
Athletes, workers at their worksite, subjects in new product trials
Common Applications
S nchronizing different signals received from a multi-device setup
Contraindications
None
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Section 2: Definitions
Section 2: DefinitionsSection 2: Definitions
Section 2: Definitions
Graphic Symbols and Meaning
The following international icons and s mbols are found on the M oS nc enclosures and in this
user manual. Their meaning is described below.
The device generates radio frequency energy during operation.
The USB cable is applied to this connection.
Read material in the Instruction Manual wherever this symbol
appears.
Identifies the manufacturer of the device.
Identifies the serial number of the device.
dditional information available in a separate document
Glossary of Terms
Pulse – A generic term for s nc signal.
S nc – Short for s nchronization. A number of events, in this case signals, are coordinated to
operate in unison.
S nc Signal – The signal transmitted from the M oS nc that is used to coordinate all the signals.
In MR3, the software reads the s nc signals and lines ever thing up in unison.
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Section 3: Identification
Section 3: IdentificationSection 3: Identification
Section 3: Identification
Model Designation
Model 262 M oS nc (Master S nc)
Product Versions and Configurations
The model 262 M oS nc can accommodate a single s nc in pulse and up to 5 s nc out pulses
and 1 inverted s nc out pulse.
For additional equipment details refer to Section 9 of this manual.
As the M oS nc requires software to perform its function, the equipment is offered in combination
with the following computer program packages:
Model 430-433 m oMUSCLE
Model 440/443 m oVIDEO
Model 460/463 m oMOTION
Model 450-452 m oPRESSURE
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Section 4: General Warnings and Cautions
Section 4: General Warnings and CautionsSection 4: General Warnings and Cautions
Section 4: General Warnings and Cautions
Risks and Benefits
There is no identified risk of physical harm or injury with use of the M oS nc product. The
benefit provided b use of the device is the provision of s nchronization of signals from multiple
Noraxon devices.
Safety Information Summary
Warnings
Do not expose the M oS nc to water or liquid
Do not use the equipment on individuals undergoing MRI, Electro Surger or Defibrillation
Section : Getting Started
Section : Getting Started Section : Getting Started
Section : Getting Started
Quick Start Guides
Please see the Manual for the devices connected to MR3 to see their specific quick start
guide.
Note: The Noraxon Mast S nc is automaticall inserted into configurations with devices where
s nc is selected, so the icon will not appear as an insertable device.
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Section 6: Preparing the Product for Use
Section 6: Preparing the Product for Use Section 6: Preparing the Product for Use
Section 6: Preparing the Product for Use
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npacking and Component Identification
MyoSync (part #262)
to B USB Cable (part #CBL2)
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This document
If additional accessories have been included please see Section 9, ccessories for component
identification.
Component Inputs, Outputs and Indicators
1A
MyoSync (top)
1 Wireless Port – To plug in wireless sync
transmitter module
2 Not Ready Indicator– Illuminated when
device is not set up appropriately
3 External Sync Indicator – Illuminates
when there is an external sync source
plugged in
4 Sync Source – Illuminates to indicate the
sync signal is generated by the computer
(PC) or an external source (EXT)
5 Sync Out Port – Ports to plug in sync
cables so the MyoSync can transmit a sync
signal to other devices
6 Sync Out Inverted – Port to plug in sync
cable to transmit an inverted sync signal to
another device
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b MyoSync (side)
1 USB Port – to B style to USB connection
2 External Sync Port – Sync in allows the
MyoSync to accept a sync signal from
another source and time
3 Invert Signal – Inverts or does not invert
the sync signal depending on the direction
of the switch
Component Interconnections
Step 1
Insert the mating (smaller) end of the
USB cable (CBL2) into the USB
connector on the side of the MyoSync.
Insert the opposite end of the USB
cable into an available USB port on the
computer.
Step 2a
If using an external source to generate
the sync pulse, plug the sync cable
from the external source into the
external sync port.
Step 2b
If using wireless sync, insert the
wireless sync transmitter into the
wireless sync port.
Step 2c
Plug in the sync cables for the systems
receiving a sync pulse from the
MyoSync into the Sync Out ports. The
other end will plug into the Sync In
port of the system.
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