Auvon AS8012C User manual
Quick Guide
Attention
The purpose of this Quick Guide is to help you
understand the operation of the TENS unit much
more quickly, and the contents of the quick guide
are not a substitute for the user manual. Please
read the user manual carefully before use to un-
derstand the contraindications and warnings.
Please consult your doctor before use if you’re not
sure whether you can use this device.
Operation
Note: Do not use it while charging.
1. Clean the applica-
tion areas.
2. Connect the lead
wire to a pair of pads
and the device.
Note: Keep the unit
off.
3. Attach the pads. 4. Turn on the device.
5. Choose the con-
nected channel. 6. Choose mode.
7. Adjust intensity. 8. Set time.
9. Long press to lock/
unlock the screen.
10. Turn off the device
after massage.
11. Remove the pads, do not pull the wire.
Pad Placement Guide
Notes:
1. Do not overlap the pads.
2. Do not place the pads on the artery.
3. Only place the pads on the same side of the arm/leg.
If you want to know more details about the
mode, please read the user manual, and if
you encounter any problem during the use,
please check the user manual for “Trouble
Shooting”.
USER MANUAL
Model AS8012C
Dual Channel TENS Massager
Relaxation, Anywhere, Anytime
Device Name: TENS and Powered Muscle Stimulator
1. Explanation of Pain ............................................... 8
2. Explanation of TENS .............................................. 8
3. Standard Package .................................................. 8
4. Features ................................................................. 9
5. Product Illustrations ..............................................11
6. Operating Instructions .......................................... 13
6.1 How to Use ................................................ 13
6.2 After Use .................................................... 17
7. Recommend Massage Points............................... 17
8. Mode Instruction .................................................. 20
8.1 Intensity Recommendation ........................ 20
8.2 Time Recommendation .............................. 20
8.3 Expected Feelings ..................................... 21
8.4 Mode Specification..................................... 25
9. TENS Pads Holder ............................................... 26
9.1 Features..................................................... 26
9.2 Instruction ................................................. 27
10. Safety Precautions and Warnings...................... 28
10.1 Pain Management Warnings.................... 28
10.2 Prohibited Conditions............................... 28
10.3 Prohibited Individuals............................... 28
10.4 Prohibited Body Areas ............................. 28
10.5 Prohibited Activities.................................. 29
10.6 Pads Precautions..................................... 29
11. Trouble Shooting .............................................. 30
12. Symbols ............................................................. 37
13. Certification ....................................................... 38
14. Customer Service .............................................. 38
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. Explanation of Pain
Pain is a warning system, a way for the body to tell us
that something is wrong. Pain is important, without it, ab-
normal conditions may go undetected, causing damage
or injury to vital parts of our bodies. Even though pain
is a necessary warning signal of trauma or malfunction
in the body, nature may have gone too far in its design.
Aside from its value in diagnosis, long-lasting persistent
pain serves no useful purpose. Pain does not begin until
coded message travels to the brain where it is decoded,
analyzed, and then reacted to. The pain message travels
from the injured area along the small nerves leading to
the spinal cord. Here the message is switched to differ-
ent nerves that travel up the spinal cord to the brain. The
pain message is then interpreted, referred back and the
pain is felt.
2. Explanation of TENS
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) is
a non-invasive, drug-free method of pain control. TENS
sends tiny electrical impulses through the skin to nerves
to modify your pain perception. TENS does not cure any
physiological problems, and it only helps control pain.
TENS does not work for everyone, however, for most pa-
tients, it is effective in reducing or eliminating pain, allowing
them to return to normal activities.
3. Standard Package
● AUVON® Dual Channel TENS Massager
● Pin Pads
● Pads Holder
● Pouch
● Set of Lead Wires (½ Wire)
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● USB Cable
● User Manual
4. Features
Mechanism Technical Description
Dual-channel Isolated channel with independent
mode and intensity
Pulse
Amplitude
0-150 mA at 500 ohm load each
channel.
Wave Form Symmetrical Bi-Phasic Square
Pulse Voltage 0- 50V (Load: 500 ohm)
Power source 180mA lithium battery
Size 10.24cm(L)x5.54cm(W)x1.14cm(H)
Weight 74.9 grams.
Pulse Rate From 2-100 Hz
Pulse Width From 100-240μs microseconds
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Modes
P1-8: TENS;
P9-16: PMS;
P17-24: MASSAGE.
2 outputs with 24 modes
Intensity 20 levels of intensity
Timer
20-minute default timer.
Adjustable between 10-90 minutes.
Increases/decreases in 10-minute
intervals.
Set the timer by pressing the “T” button
and the unit will turn o when the time
is up.
Low Battery
Indicator
A low battery indicator will show up
on the LCD when the battery is low.
Operating
Condition
Atmosphere Pressure :
700Hpa~1060Hpa.
Remark
There may be a +/-5% tolerance of
all parameters and +/-20%tolerance
of amplitude & voltage.
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