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Instructions for operation and maintenance

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All rights reserved

No part of this manual can be reproduced, copied or distributed in anymanner without written authorization from N&T System S.r.l.

Any violation will be prosecuted according to the law. Right of modification.The illustrations, descriptions, references and technical contents of the

present manual are indicative and not binding.In its ongoing research to improve the production processes and productquality, N&T System S.r.l. reserves the right at all times to make all modi-fications it deems timely and without prior notice.

All names and trademarks cited in this manual are the property of the per-tinent manufacturers.

2006 N&T System S.r.l. SAN CLEMENTE (RN) Edition June 2006 Rel. 2.0

Table of contents

Description of components 3Warranty 3

General safety indications 3Description of the electrostimulator 5Technical characteristics 6Start up 7

Aesthetic programme 15Sports programme 21T.E.N.S. programme 33

Massage and relax program 41Other programmes. 45

Description Page

If, after reading this manual thoroughly, you still have doubts or are uncer-

tain as to the operations to be performed, contact your Retailer or theManufacturer.

This technical document describes the proper use and maintenance of theMiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulator.

Compliance with the instructions and indications reported herein will ensu-re the safest possible use of your unit.

Introduction

MANUFACTURER:

N&T System S.r.l.via Beccaria, 54

47832 S. Clemente (RN) - ITALYtel. +39 0541 857468 - fax +39 0541 857653

www.miapharma.com - [email protected] Informationi

Dear Customer,

we congratulate you on your choice.

You now have a MiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulator, a high performanceproduct, built in line with the latest, most stringent European standards. This unit is

able to guarantee high quality and safety standards. We ask you to pay particular

attention to this manual, reading all parts very carefully to familiarize yourself with the

MiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulator.

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Description of components

Package contents

Display - used to dialogue with the operator.1"TIMESTART" key - used to start and stop treatment.2"CHANNEL" display panel - used to indicate the channels activa-ted.

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"CONNECTION" display panel - indicates that the channels acti-vated are connected properly.

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Light bar display - displays channel intensity.5

Intensity regulation key - used to regulate channel intensity.Increases intensity.

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Programme selection key.7Remote control receiver.8

Power supply plug.10

On-Off switch.11Treatment cable connector.12

Intensity regulation key - used to regulate channel intensity.Decreases intensity.

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SYMBOLS USED

Calls attention to situations or problems that could compromise safety.

Calls attention to important general situations.

General safety indications

Below is a summary of some general safety indications:

- carefully read the operating instructions before starting up the unit;- before each treatment verify that the power cable, the output wires and

the connectors are not damaged.

- to power the unit use only the supplied feeder;

- never perform any operation with wet or moist hands;

- never clean the unit by placing it in water. Use a damp cloth with a non-

abrasive neutral detergent;

- see the paragraph on the available programmes before using the unit.

- do not place weights and, in particular, do not place containers of liquidon the unit, do not spill liquids on the unit;

GENERAL INDICATIONS

Every MiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulatorundergoes carefultesting and controls before being placed on the market.The consumer retains the rights specified in current law, the warranty doesnot compromise those rights. The warranty is valid for two years from thedate of purchase and covers all parts except those subject to wear. Thewarranty is voided if the MiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulatoris used inappropriately or is tampered with by unauthorized personnel, or

if notification of the defect is not made within two months of when it is firstnoticed. The parts the Manufacturer deems defective at the time of manu-facture will be replaced free of charge.

N&T System S.r.l.

- Electrostimulator- Power supplier BE 215/P/2 or PS015002001

- Set of elastic bands with buckskin electrodes- Self-adhesive electrodes for body (rectangular), 3 packs- Self-adhesive electrodes for face (round), 2 packs- Remote control fitted with AAA batteries- Coloured PVC cables for electrode connection (2m)


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N&T System S.r.l.

via Beccaria, 54 - 47832 S. Clemente (RN) - ITALIAtel. +39 0541 857468 - fax +39 0541 857653 www.miapharma.com - [email protected]

MANUFACTURER

Technical characteristics

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IDENTIFICATION

The manufacturer, Authorized Service Centre or Retailer must be promp-

tly notified if the ID label is damaged, removed or altered.

No operations can be performed under the warranty if the ID label has

been damaged, removed or altered.

A A Brand nameB CE Labelling.C Attention, consult

attached documen-tation.

I Waste disposal:handle separately

to domestic waste

D Type of partsapplied.

E Double insulation.

F BF type partsapplied.G Technical data.H

An ID label is located at the back of the electrostimulator. This label holdsthe technical data for the unit. Always give this information to the

Authorized Service Centre, Manufacturer or Retailer when requestinginformation or technical services.

Model and serialnumber.

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Furthermore, by stimulating the muscle, electrostimulation helps to quicklyrecover muscle tone, permitting a return to resistance activities thanks to

which the muscle can regain trophism.By squeezing blood towards the heart, muscle contraction drains liquidsthat, in the absence of activity, stagnate, further fuelling suffering in theinjured tissues.The muscle pumping action produced by the electrostimulated contractionreduces the effect of oedemas caused by vein or lymphatic stagnation,which are linked to the trauma and immobilization, thus favouring the reco-very of injured limbs.

Electrostimulation is also able to sedate the transfer of pain sent to thebrain from the injured area, thanks to the electrical impulses temporarilyswitching off the nerve endings in the area concerned.


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Withdraw the unit fromthe packaging andplace it on a stable sur-face that can bear itsweight and near apower outlet.There must be at least20 centimetres of free

space around the uniton all sides.

HEIGHT 100 mmDEPTH 275 mmWIDTH 420 mmWEIGHT 4.7 kg

Start up

Insert connectorA intothe 25-pin outlet.

After inserting the con-nector, tighten thesecuring screws B.

Insert the power supplyplug C into the poweroutlet arranged at theback of the unit.

TEMPERATURE [T] 040 CHUMIDITY [RH] 2575 %

USE

TEMPERATURE [T] 1835 CHUMIDITY [RH] 2075 %

Plug the feeder into thepower outlet and turnthe unit on by settingswitch D to "1".

POWER SUPPLY 15 VDC

FREQUENCY 50 HzPOWER 15 WCLASS UNIT IITYPE PARTS APPLIED BFOUTPUT VOLTAGE FREQUENCY 12500 HzMAXIMUM OUTPUT TENSION 90 VPPOUTPUT WAVEFORM Biphasic, Square, Sine, RectangularPULSE DURATION 0.00041 secOUTPUT CURRENT 50 mAPOWER REGULATION 0100 %TIMER 1060 minutesPROGRAMMES FOR AESTHETIC USE 218PROGRAMMES FOR THERAPEUTIC USE 32LEVEL OF PROTECTION IPX0

TECHNICAL DATA

SHIPPING AND STORAGE

DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT

The following environmental conditions are best for running theMiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulator:

The following environmental conditions best for shipping and storing the

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The electrode part of the self-sticking electrode must be in contactwith the skin.

OPERATION WITH SELF-STICKING ELECTRODES

The self-sticking silicone electrodes are applied directly on the skin and donot require soaking.Clean area of application and dry well.Connect the clips to the electrodes and remove the protective film from the

electrode. After treatment has been completed, carefully replace the pro-tective film.Place the self-sticking electrodes in contact with the skin at the desiredpoints for the application and programme selected, checking that it adhe-res closely to the skin.

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Before using the electrodes check that the surface gel is not dete-

riorated. Check that the electrodes are intact (free of tears, breaka-

ges, etc)

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Only use electrodes of the sizes indicated.

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The electrodes must only be used by one person.

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Sizes:

Circular: min. 25mm to max. 32mm.

Rectangular: min. 45x45mm to a max. 45x80mm


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The buckskin part of the electrode (yellow side) must come into con-

tact with the skin. The buckskin electrodes can be used for those

treatments performed on larger body areas and where it is possible

to apply the elastic bands.

Since an electrode is larger that the adhesive one, it is enough to useless channels than what is shown in the pictures.

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Before using the electrodes, check that they are intact (free of tears,

breakages, etc.)

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FIG. 3 FIG. 4

FIG. 5 FIG. 6

If yellow-black suede electrodes are use, soak them thoroughly (fig. 1)and delicately wring them out so that they do not drip (fig. 2). Position theelastic straps in the area to be treated as required for the selected pro-gram (fig. 3), connect the clips to the electrodes (fig. 4). Then insert themunder the elastic straps with the yellow part against the skin (fig. 5/6).

USE WITH SUEDE ELECTRODES

Only use electrodes of the sizes indicated.

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Following treatment, carefully clean the electrodes.

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Sizes:

Rectangular: 80x120mm

Conductive bands: 600x50mm, 800x50mm, 1400x50mm

Conductive adaptors: 110 cm2


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Select the desired programme by pressing E + orE -.Display F will read the number of the selected programme and display Gwill show the duration of the treatment.

Press "TIMESTART" O to start treatment.The lights on panel "CHANNEL" H go on indicating the activated channelsfor the programme selected.To the side, the lights on panel I go on indicating the proper electrode con-nection.The selected intensity is indicated on the bar light display N.Regulate the intensity of the arranged channels by using, for each chan-nel, the keys v (up arrow L) to increase intensity, w (down arrow M) to

decrease it.If you wish to interrupt treatment, press "TIME START" O, the blinkingdisplay G will display the amount of time remaining for the treatment.

STARTING TREATMENT

COLOUR

GREENLIGHT BLUE

VIOLETPINK

ORANGEYELLOW

COLOURING OF CONNECTION CABLES

CHANNEL

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In the example given, a complex connection configuration is shown in orderto highlight the arrangement of the electrodes on the body."R" stands for red while "N" stands for black.It is not always necessary to take the cable colour into consideration.In programmes where all the 12 electrodes are used to treat a single part(like for instance the abdominal or gluteus muscles programmes) we sug-gest you to apply them as seen in the picture, to enable the machine to workin a more coordinated way.


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If the electrodes come into contact with one another, they generate a shortcircuit, which locks out the channel and its light will be turned off.Eliminate the short circuit immediately, for example by separating the elec-trodes that had came into contact.The electrostimulator will reactivate the channel.

Adjust the intensity of the disabled channel using the keysv (up arrow L)to increase intensity, w (down arrow M) to decrease it.

Thanks to its integrated, automatic protection devices, the electrostimula-tor is not damaged by malfunction or electronic short circuit.

END OF TREATMENT

When the treatment has been completed place the MiaPharma MP6Challenge electrostimulatorin a safe place out of the reach of children.

When the treatment has been completed:- disconnect the cables from the electrodes;- remove the adhesive electrodes and replace the special protective film

(if the treatment is performed with bands and buckskin electrodes, with-

draw the electrodes from the bands, remove them and dry the electrodesin a single layer without overlapping);

- gather up the cables in an orderly fashion;- turn the main switch to "zero" (if the unit stays on, its functioning is not

compromised).

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MAINTENANCE OPERATION PERIOD

Check that the power supply cable is intact. M BWCheck that the electrode cables are intact. M BW

Check the cables for oxidation. M BWClean the electrostimulator. M BWReplace the conductor plaques. A.N. A.N.Run an electric check-up of the electrostimulator. 2Y 2Y

PERIOD- M - Monthly;- BW - Bi-weekly;- A.N. - As needed;- 2Y - Every two years.

REGULAR USE

FREQUENT OR INTENSIVE USE

Biennial maintenance of the MiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimula-

tor must only be performed by N&T System S.r.l.

Maintenance

Only original products and spare parts are to be used for maintenance.Improper use of non-original products and spare parts voids the warranty.The information in this chapter helps you get the utmost performance outof the MiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulator under the bestsafety conditions.

During maintenance:- never perform any operation with wet or moist hands;- never clean the unit by placing it in water. Use a damp cloth with a non-

abrasive neutral detergent;- if the unit malfunctions or is functioning abnormally, interrupt the treat-

ment and turn the unit off. Contact an Authorized Service Centre for any

type of work or control;- do not attempt to open or repair the unit. Contact an Authorized Service

Centre for any type of work or control;

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USING THE REMOTE CONTROL

Select the desi-red programmeby pressing P +orP -.Display F willread the num-ber of the selec-ted programme

and display Gwill show theduration of time.Press "START"S to start treat-ment.The lights onpanel "CHAN-

NEL" H go onindicating theproper electro-de connection.To the side, thelights on panel I go on indicating the proper electrode connection.Regulate the intensity of the arranged channels by using, for each chan-nel, Q + to increase intensity, R - to decrease it.

The selected intensity is indicated on the bar light display N.If you wish to interrupt treatment, press "START" S again, the blinkingdisplay G of the electrostimulator will indicate the amount of time remai-ning for the treatment.

REPLACING THE BATTERIES

The remote control uses two "AAA" which

are supplied by N&T System S.r.l. .Remove the lid to the battery housing at thebottom of the remote control.To open the lid, press on the tab located onthe lid.Remove the lid.Withdraw the "AAA" batteries and replacethem.Use 1.5 V alkaline "AAA batteries".The illustration on the battery housing showsthe correct installation.

After having installed the batteries, carefully replace the lid.

Discard dead batteries as indicated by the manufacturer. Be particularlycareful when handling batteries. If they are not used properly they cancause explosions or leaks, burns or lesions.Never open, break, burn the batteries or expose them to sources of heat,submerge them in water, install them improperly or recharge them.Conductive materials such as rings, bracelets and keys can short-circuitthe batteries causing leaks, overheating or explosions.

If the remote control will not be used for an extended period of time, remo-ve the batteries and keep them in a dry place at room temperature.

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OPERATION WITH OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

CONDUCTIVE BUCKSKIN STRAPS

SINGLE-POLE CONDUCTIVE SLIPPERS

Made out of a conductive material and buck-skin to be soaked, squeezed and blocked onthe side with Velcro.They are particularly suitable for largerbeauty treatments such as on thighs, stoma-

ch, hips and gluteus.Available in pairs in the following sizes:60cm / 80cm / 140cm.

The infrared system includes a control panel thatcan be connected to the MP6 Challenge. Up to 8

diffusers can then be connected to this controlpanel.This system offers a double treatment, both electro-stimulation and thermal energy, which by increasingthe temperature, activates blood circulation andcellular metabolism.

Made out of a conductive material and buck-skin to soak and squeeze. Ideal for FootReflexology treatments.

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We suggest you to use the followingprogrammes:

Adjuvant in the treatment of physical painAdjuvant in the treatment of local blood flow

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Application notes for the use of the MiaPharma MP6 Challenge electrostimulator in aesthe-

tics. For aesthetic programmes we suggest you to perform treatments also on a daily basis (notmore than once a day on the same body area).

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Slimming - strengthening of belly,waist and hips

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Intensive body slimming 038

Intensive slimming of belly, waistand hips

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Intensive body strengthening 052

Intensive strengthening of belly,waist and hips

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Body tone-up 011

Deep abdominal muscle tone-up 015Intensive body tone-up 021

ACTION PROG.

Body slimming - strengthening 066

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Slimming - strengthening of belly,and hips

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Intensive body slimming 046

Intensive slimming of belly, and hips 042Body strengthening 032Intensive body strengthening 060

Intensive strengthening of belly andhips

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Deep abdominal muscle tone-up 025

Intensive body tone-up 011

ACTION PROG.

Body slimming - strengthening 074

MEN

Intensive belly slimming 040Intensive belly strengthening 054

Abdominal tone-up 005Post-partum abdomen tone-up 016

ACTION PROG.

Belly slimming - strengthening 068

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Slimming - strengthening of gluteusmuscles for men

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Intensive slimming of gluteusmuscles for women

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Intensive slimming of gluteus

muscles for men

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Gluteus muscle sculpting 014

Intensive gluteus muscle strengthe-ning for women

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Intensive gluteus muscle strengthe-ning for men

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Gluteus muscle tone-up for women 008

Gluteus muscle tone-up for men 027

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Slimming - strengthening of gluteusmuscles for women 065

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Lymph drainage treatments can be performed

on any area of your body by positioning the elec-

trodes according to the different needs (please

follow the manual pictures relating to the areayou would like to work on).

Arm slimming - strengthening formen

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Intensive arm slimming for women 033Intensive arm slimming for men 039

Intensive arm strengthening forwomen

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Intensive arm strengthening for men 053

Arm tone-up for women 019Arm tone-up for men 006

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Arm slimming - strengthening forwomen

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Intensive calf slimming 036

Intensive calf strengthening 050

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Calf slimming-strengthening 064

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Intensive slimming of internal andexternal thighs

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Intensive strengthening of internaland external thighs

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Tone-up of internal and external thi-

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Slimming-strengthening of internaland external thighs

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Face lifting 003

WOMEN - MEN

Deep lymph drainage 002

ACTION PROG.Average lymph drainage 001

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Anti-cellulite treatments can be performed on any area of your body by positioning the

electrodes according to the different needs (please follow the manual pictures rela-ting to the area you would like to work on). The programme numbers are the same.

Breast tone-up 004

ACTION PROG.

Breast sculpting 013

WOMEN

Average compact cellulite 076

ACTION PROG.

Average cellulite 078

WOMEN - MEN

Average oedematous cellulite 077

Average flabby cellulite 075Deep cellulite 082

Compact deep cellulite 080

Deep oedematous cellulite 081

Deep flabby cellulite 079

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Forearm strengthening 029

MEN

ACTION PROG.

Bicep strengthening 028

MEN

Intensive calf slimming 044

Calf strengthening 030

ACTION PROG.

Calf slimming-strengthening 072

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Intensive thigh slimming 043Quadriceps strengthening 031

Intensive thigh strengthening 057Intensive quadriceps strengthening 058

ACTION PROG.

Thigh slimming - strengthening 071

MEN

Intensive hip slimming 041Intensive hip strengthening 055

ACTION PROG.

Hip slimming-strengthening 069

MEN

ACTION PROG.

External thigh tone-up 010

WOMEN - MEN

ACTION PROG.

Internal thigh tone-up 009

WOMEN - MEN

ACTION PROG.

Lower back tone-up 017

WOMEN

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Shoulder tone-up 007

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Back muscle tone-up

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Lower back tone-up

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Pectoral muscle tone-up

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Facial tone-up 022

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Application notes for the use of the MiaPharma MP6challen-ge electrostimulator in sports.

Warm-up

The electrical stimulation produced by the electrostimulatorprepares the involved muscle area for training by increasingthe flow of blood within the circumscribed area, thus preven-ting undesired pathologies to the involved muscles.N.B.: the electrostimulation only prepares the muscles directly

involved and does not protect the other muscles from strainsunless they are also adequately warmed up.

This type of programme is used before any of the other pro-grammes reported below. The action of this programme is alsoimportant prior to competition or severe training.

Strength

Electrical stimulation acts mainly on the white muscle fibresable to develop a great deal of strength.It is a parameter of fundamental importance for all sports disci-plines.

Depending on the individual sport, this motor skill is trained

more or less intensely.The current methods of athletic preparation associate electro-stimulation with normal weight training before or after theworkout (pre- and post-fatigue).2/3 times a week is more than enough for any level of prepa-ration.

Explosive strength

This is the capacity, which is most greatly enhanced using theelectrostimulator because it is able to recruit all muscle fibres,even at a low workload.The sports involved in the development of this are: soccer, vol-leyball, basketball, weightlifting, track cycling, etc.

The times and methods are similar to those used for strength.

Endurance strength

We speak of endurance strength when the muscles are requi-red to make a great effort for an extended period of time.The sports most involved are: cycling, cross-country skiing,triathlon, etc.

Modest intensity electrostimulation should be used the daybefore the training or on training off days.

Aerobic resistance

With constant use this programme can help increase the num-ber of capillaries surrounding the muscle fibre (capillarization).This is fundamental for all endurance sports, which do not

require significant muscle strength: walking, swimming,cycling (as well as the above), etc.

It should be used on all off days when not training or even aftertraining which was not intensive.N.B.: all the training methods are understood as valid only forthe muscles principally involved in the sport performed.

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Suggestions for athletic preparation

Electrostimulation provides the greatest results when combi-ned with classical weight training; this has been confirmed bymany studies particularly for strength programmes.The ability of the electrostimulator to recruit an increasingnumber of muscle fibres, even at low intensity and without anystrain on the joints, places it at the forefront of post-traumarehabilitation methods.

Working out

Bodybuilding and weightlifting give electrostimulation thehighest rating of all training methods. This is because it can towork on small portions of the muscle, "tiring" them in depth,making it possible to exclusively defining certain parts of the

body.

Soccer, volleyball, handball, tennis, skiing, basketball

Team sports lend themselves to the use of electrostimulation:

whether combined with workout in the gym or alone.The same muscle trained in the gym can be trained by elec-trostimulation, either before or after, thus increasing the bene-fits of the training.

Cycling, running, cross-country skiing, swimming

Of all the above sports, cycling is the one that reaps the grea-test benefit from electrostimulation. It is no coincidence thatnumerous professional athletes throughout the entire competi-tive season use it.

As opposed to team sports, in these sports, to prevent overti-ring the muscles involved electrostimulation must be separatefrom training. To achieve the greatest results, two programmesmust be used:

endurance strength and aerobic resistance, one after the otherduring the days when the athlete is not participating in classi-cal training.

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Strength

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Explosivestrength

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Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

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Warm-up

PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME

MUSCLE GROUP

Abdominal muscles

Deltoids

SPORT

Body BuildingBoxing

Basketball

Discus-throwingShot put

Weightlifting

131 155 205 96 174 134 192 86 168

131 164 211 101 177 143 197 115 187129 155 205 96 174 134 192 86 168131 93 171 108 181 152 202 124 189

131 90 170 106 180 149 201 125 189130 164 211 101 177 143 197 119 187

Body Building 131 155 205 96 174 134 192 88 168

Rowing 131 155 205 96 174 134 192 88 168Javelin-throwing

Judo 131 156 205 96 174 135 192 88 168

Swimming 131 155 205 96 174 134 192 88 168Pole-vaulting 131 91 205 108 181 150 192 88 168

Broad jump 131 156 205 96 174 134 192 88 168

ACTION

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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME

MUSCLE GROUP

Gluteus muscles

Latissimus dorsi

SPORT

Strength

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Endurancestrength

Endurancestrength

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Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

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Warm-up

Rowing 126 154 204 94 173 133 191 88 168

Hurdle-jumping 129 153 203 94 172 132 190 88 168

Walking 129 153 203 94 172 132 190 88 168

Broad jump

Weightlifting

126 89 169 105 179 148 200 121 189

130 163 210 100 176 142 196 88 186

Javelin-throwing 130 91 171 107 181 150 202 121 189

Swimming 131 159 208 103 178 139 195 114 184

Mountain climbing 131 154 204 94 173 133 191 88 168

ACTION

Body Building 131 155 205 96 174 134 192 88 168

Judo 130 165 212 102 178 144 198 120 188

Volleyball 131 158 207 101 177 138 194 113 183

Tennis 131 93 171 108 181 150 202 125 189

Body Building 131 155 205 96 174 135 192 88 168

Cycling 131 153 203 94 172 132 190 88 168

Swimming 126 158 206 100 176 137 193 112 182

High jump 129 89 169 105 179 148 200 123 189

Downhill skiing 130 164 211 101 177 143 197 115 187

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PROGRAMME

Strength

Strengthwithrec

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Explosivestreng

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Explosivestreng

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Endurancestreng

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Endurancestreng

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Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

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Warm-up

PROGRAMMEGreater pectoral

Leg muscles

Javelin-throwing 131 90 170 106 180 149 201 121 189

Swimming 130 158 208 101 178 138 195 113 184

Volleyball 130 158 207 101 177 138 194 113 183

Body Building

Volleyball 127 158 206 100 176 137 193 112 182

ACTIONMUSCLE GROUP SPORT

131 155 205 96 174 134 192 88 168

Body Building 131 155 205 1688819213417496

Discus-throwing 130 90 170 106 180 149 201 122 189

Handball 131 160 208 102 178 140 195 111 184

Tennis 131 155 170 106 180 149 201 122 189

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Strength

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Explosivestreng

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Endurancestrength

Endurancestrength

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Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

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Warm-up

Thigh muscles

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SPORTMUSCLE GROUP

Soccer 130 161 208 103 178 141 195 114 184

Cycling 131 155 205 97 174 134 192 88 168

Ice hockey 130 159 208 102 178 139 195 110 184

Volleyball 131 159 208 102 178 139 195 110 184

Rugby 131 161 102 178 141 195 114 184

Broad jump 131 92 171 109 181 152 202 123 189

Cross-country skiing 130 165 212 104 178 144 198 120 188

ACTION

Body Building 131 156 205 96 174 135 192 88 168

Rowing 130 154 204 94 173 133 191 88 168

Basketball 131 154 204 94 173 133 192 88 168

Field hockey 130 160 208 102 178 140 195 110 184

Walking 130 154 204 94 173 133 191 88 168

High jump 131 92 171 109 181 151 202 124 189

Downhill skiing 131 166 212 104 178 145 198 120 188

131 167 212 102 178 144 198 120 188Weightlifting

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High jump 130 90 170 106 180 149 201 125 189

PROGRAMME

MUSCLE GROUP

Triceps surae

Biceps PROGRAMME

SPORT

Strength

Strengthwithrec

o-

very

Explosivestreng

th

Explosivestreng

th

withrecovery

Endurancestrength

Endurancestrength

withrecovery

Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

withrecovery

Warm-up

Rowing 131 155 205 97 174 134 192 88 168

Basketball 131 166 212 103 178 144 198 116 188

ACTION

Cycling 130 154 204 94 173 133 191 84 168

Volleyball 130 158 207 101 177 138 194 113 183

Boxing 131 167 212 103 178 144 198 120 188


Broad jump 131 90 170 106 180 149 201 122 189

Walking 131 155 205 97 174 134 192 84 168

Basketball 131 156 205 96 174 134 192 84 168

Body Building 131 155 205 96 174 134 192 84 168

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PROGRAMME

MUSCLE GROUP

Triceps

Paravertebral and trape-

zius muscles PROGRAMME

SPORT

Strength

Strengthwithrec

o-

very

Explosivestreng

th

Explosivestreng

th

withrecovery

Endurancestrength

Endurancestrength

withrecovery

Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

withrecovery

Warm-up

Shot put 131 91 171 107 181 151 202 125 189

ACTION

Rowing 130 153 203 94 172 132 190 85 168

Basketball 131 164 211 101 177 143 197 119 187

Boxing 131 163 210 100 176 142 196 118 186

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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME

MUSCLE GROUP

Hand flexors

Lumbar muscles

SPORT

Golf 129 154 204 94 173 133 191 85 168

Weightlifting 129 162 209 99 175 147 199 117 185

Pole-vaulting 131 155 171 96 174 134 202 121 189

Strength

Strengthwithrec

o-

very

Explosivestreng

th

Explosivestreng

th

withrecovery

Endurancestrength

Endurancestrength

withrecovery

Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

withrecovery

Warm-up

ACTION

Rowing 129 153 203 94 172 132 190 85 168


Rowing 131 156 205 96 174 134 192 88 168

Basketball 131 165 212 104 178 146 198 120 188

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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME

MUSCLE GROUP

Extensor muscles of the

hand

SPORT

These are universalmuscle programmes.

Apply the electrodes onthe involved musclebundles following thediagrams in the illustra-tions above, positioningthem so that they do nottouch.

General

Strength

Strengthwithrec

o-

very

Explosivestreng

th

Explosivestreng

th

withrecovery

Endurancestrength

Endurancestrength

withrecovery

Aerobicresistance

Aerobicresistance

withrecovery

Warm-up

Golf 127 153 203 94 172 132 190 85

Universal 128 157 98 136 87 83

Streng

th

Explosives

trength

Endurancestrength

Aerobicres

istance

Recovery

Warm-up

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MP6 Challenge - T.E.N.S. Programme

Medical programs under CE 0476 marking

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Adjuvant in the treatment of nuchalheadache

223

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of local

blood flow

246

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of bursitis 250

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of frontal

headache

222

ACTION PROG.

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This is a universal pro-gramme.

Apply the electrodes on theinvolved muscle bundle fol-lowing the diagrams in thepictures above, positioningthem so that they do nottouch.

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of physicalpain

242

Adjuvant in the treatment of sprains

Adjuvant in the treatment of musclestrain

231

219

ACTION PROG.

PROG.

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of hip pain 230

ACTION

Adjuvant in the treatment of phan-tom limb pain

244

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ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of back

pain

227

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of kneepain

228

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of elbow

pain

225

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ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of men-

strual pain

229

Adjuvant in the treatment of post-operative pain

Adjuvant to reduce the amount oftime required for a wound to heal

247

249

ACTION PROG.

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of rheu-

matic pain

243

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of shoul-der pain

226

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of trigemi-nal pain

224

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ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of Herpes

Zoster

233

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of lumba-go

217

ACTION PROG.

218

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of tootha-che 220

Adjuvant in the treatment of lower

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ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of sinusitis 234

Adjuvant in the treatment of muscle

atrophy from lack of useAdjuvant in the treatment of musclespasm

248

245

ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of Achillestendonitis

232

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Notes on the application of the MiaPharma MP6 Challengefor massage and relaxation.

Massage

When performed over the body, the electric stimulation emittedby the unit provides a massaging effect that relieves soremuscles and joint pain. The action tends to tone up and relaxsome tissues but also preserves and improves one's psy-chophysical wellbeing, eliminating tensions and relieving the

day's fatigue.

It is indicated in all cases of muscular or articular aches andpains due to physical strain or to the posture held throughoutthe work day in a sedentary job.

Post-training run down

This relaxes the muscles and helps eliminate the aches of trai-ning and prevent muscle cramps. In addition, it also providesa pain reduction effect improving the natural muscle recoveryphase.

This serves mainly to reduce or eliminate the lactic acid thataccumulates in the muscles during, and subsequent to, pro-longed physical activity. When the muscles are achy, it helpsincrease the pain threshold.

ACTION

WHEN

ACTION

WHEN

ACTION

WHEN

ACTION

WHEN

Relaxation

Again in this case electric stimulation helps with a true andproper relaxation program to counteract daily stress, achievinga sensation of well-being throughout the entire body, relievingthe tensions that have accumulated during the day.

This program counteracts daily stress, providing moments ofprofound, pleasant relaxation. It helps one recover energy by

relaxing the muscle bundles being stimulated.Capillarization

This mainly serves to oxygenate the muscles, enhancing theflow of nutrients and blood within the treated area.Capillarization ensures that there is greater oxygen and bloodflow during moments of strain; moreover, it also reduces the

production of lactic acid, increasing the number of capillariesaround the fibers, making them more resistant to fatigue.

This function helps improve prolonged physical activity (aero-bic activity), esthetic programs and preparation for physicalfatigue (sports activities). Use of this program is recommendedbefore returning to a physical activity (heavy manual laborrequiring significant physical effort), particularly after an exten-

ded interruption. It also is indicated for those suffering fromjoint pain and tendonitis and for those who perform physicallabor and wish to improve their muscle strength and enhancethe quality of muscle contraction.

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PROG.

Upper limb post-training run downTriceps and biceps muscles

127

Upper limb relaxationTriceps and biceps muscles

121

ACTION

Upper limb massageTriceps and biceps muscles 086

UPPER LIMBS

ACTION PROG.

LOWER LIMBS

ACTION PROG.BACK AND LOWER BACK

Lower limb post-training run downThigh and calf muscles

128

Lower limb relaxationThigh and calf muscles

110

Lower limb massageThigh and calf muscles 088

Back and lower back post-trainingrun down

Back and lower back muscles

126

Back and lower back relaxationBack and lower back muscles

087

Back and lower back massageBack and lower back muscles

085

ACTION PROG.

UNIVERSAL

Capillarization 131

Adjuvant in the treatment of nervou-sness and stress

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Adjuvant in the treatment of depres-

sion and anxiety

236

ACTION PROG. ACTION PROG.

240

241Adjuvant in treatments to quitsmoking

Adjuvant in treatments to quit

drinking

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ACTION PROG.

Adjuvant in the treatment of insom-

nia

237 Adjuvant in the treatment of consti-

pation

239

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MANUFACTURER'S DECLARATIONThe MP6 Challenge electrostimulator should function in the electromagnetic environment described below. The client or user of the MP6 Challenge electrostimulator should guarantee that it

is used in said environment.

Emission test Compliance Electromagnetic environment - guide

RF emissions Group 1

CISPR11 Class A

Harmonic emissions Class B

IEC 61000-3-2

Fluctuation emissions Certified

IEC 61000-3-3

Immunity test Testlevel Compliance level

IEC 60601

Recommended separation distances

Conducted RF 3 Veff 3 Veff d=1,16 IEC 61000-4-6 from 150 kHz to 80 Mhz

outside ISM bands

Radiated RF 3 V/m 3 V/m d=3,00 IEC 61000-4-3 from 80 MHz to 2,5 GHz d=2,33

Where P is the maximum rated output power of the transmitter in Watt (W) according to thetransmitter manufacturer. and d is the recommended separation distance in metres (m).

The field strength produced by the fixed RF transmitter, as determined in an electromagnetic on-site

study, could be less than the level of compliance of each frequency interval.

Interference may occur in proximity

to appliances marked with the following symbol:

The appliance requires certain precautions regarding electromagnetic compatibility and should only be started up in compliance with the information contained in the followingtables. Portable and mobile radio communication appliances may influence the functioning of this appliance.

The MP6 Challenge electrostimulator uses RF energy only for its internal functioning. Therefore,

its RF emissions are very low and are unlikely to cause interference in electronic appliances posi-

tioned close to it.

The MP6 Challenge electrostimulator is suitable for use anywhere, including domestic areas and

areas connected directly to a low voltage public network power supply to buildings used for

domestic purposes.

Portable and mobile RF communication appliances should not be used near any part of the MP6

Challenge electrostimulator, including its cables, except when the recommended separation

distances, calculated according to the equation applicable to the transmitter frequency, are

respected.

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SEPARATION DISTANCES BETWEEN PORTABLE AND MOBILE RADIO COMMUNICATION APPLIANCES AND THE MP6 CHALLENGE ELECTROSTIMULATOR

The MP6 Challenge electrostimulator has been designed to work in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are under control.

The client or operator of the MP6 Challenge electrostimulator con help prevent electromagnetic interferences by guaranteeing a minimum distance between RF mobile and portable communi-

cation appliances (transmitters) and the MP6 Challenge electrostimulator, as recommended below, in relation to the maximum rated output power of the radio communication appliances.

Separation distance based on the frequency of the transmitter (m)

Max. rated output from 150 kHz to 80 MHz from 80 MHz to 800 MHz from 800 MHz to 2,5 GHz

power of transmitter outside ISM bands

W d=1,16 d=3,00 d=2,33

0,01 0,11 0,30 0,23

0,1 0,36 1,08 0,73

1 1,16 3,00 2,3310 3,60 9,48 17,15

100 11,60 30,00 23,30

For transmitters with a maximum rated output power not indicated above, the recommended separation distance (d) in metres (m) can be calculated using the equation applicable to the

frequency of the transmitter, where P equals the rated output power of the transmitter in Watt (W), according to the transmitter manufacturer.

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MANUFACTURER

N&T System S.r.l. MANUFACTURER

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Serial no Name

Street n.

City ZIP Prov.

Telephone no. Date of Purchase

WarrantyCustomer copy - please fill out and send

Model

Serial no.

Surname Name

Street n.

City ZIP Prov.

Telephone no. Date of Purchase

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via Beccaria, 54 - 47832 S. Clemente (RN) - ITALY

tel. +39 0541 857468 - fax +39 0541 857653

via Beccaria, 54 - 47832 S. Clemente (RN) - ITALY

tel. +39 0541 857468 - fax +39 0541 857653

Warranty

Every MiaPharma product is carefully tested and checked for manufacturing defects befo-re being sold. The final consumer is protected by specific rights under the laws in forcewhich are not prejudiced by this warranty. The product and all parts of the product are war-ranted by MiaPharma for 24 months starting from the date of purchase indicated next tothe Retailer's seal and signature. The warranty does not cover parts that have been subjectto normal wear and tear during proper use of the product. For any claims against the war-ranty, the product must be returned free port to MiaPharma in its original packaging, or care-fully packed in suitable packaging to N&T SYSTEM srl Via Beccaria, 54 CAP 47832 SanClemente (RN). Return shipping charges will be paid by the customer. (A description of theproduct defect must accompany each product return). The warranty does not cover anyMiaPharma product that has been used improperly, mishandled or tampered with byunauthorized personnel, or if the defect is not brought to the attention of MiaPharma withintwo months from the date that it is detected.The Manufacturer reserves the right to determine whether the product is defective. Any pro-duct or part of the product declared defective by the manufacturer will be replaced free ofcharge. N&T SYSTEM S.r.l will pay for any shipment of replacement products or parts to

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