Scope Of Delivery; Accessories - Ottobock BionicLink 60X3 Gebrauchsanweisung

INFORMATION
Use the Bionic Link 60X3 only in orthopaedic workshops or during in-patient stays in rehabili-
tation facilities.
INFORMATION
After making the adjustments with the Bionic L ink 60X3 disconnect it from the prosthesis of the
patient.
INFORMATION
The Bionic L ink 60X3 cannot automatically identify defects of prostheses or prosthetic compo-
nents. Therefore it is necessary that the CPO possesses a solid knowledge of its functions and
carefully monitors the prosthesis (components).
INFORMATION
The Bionic L ink 60X3 is powered by the knee joint's battery. We therefore recommend to make
adjustments only with a fully charged battery.
INFORMATION
These products may not be disposed of with household waste in some jurisdictions.
Disposal that is not in accordance with the regulations of your country may have a
detrimental impact on health and the environment. Please observe the information
provided by the responsible authorities in your country regarding return and collection
processes.
3 Scope of Delivery and Accessories

3.1 Scope of Delivery

1 pce. 60X3 Bionic L ink
1 pce. Radio Adapter Cable
1 pce. Velcro® strap
1 pce. Operating Manual 647G192

3.2 Accessories

To operate the 60X3 Bionic L ink you need the 64X5 or 60X4 BionicLink PC, in order to provide
the computer with Bluetooth® technology.
The use of Bluetooth® components from other manufacturers is not supported by Ottobock.
4 Description
The 60X3 Bionic L ink provides wireless data communication between the knee joint and a com-
puter with 60X5 or 60X4 BionicLink PC using Bluetooth® technology.
Patient specific adjustments can be carried out without a cable, thus allowing the patient more
room to move while making adjustments. Fixation of the Bionic L ink under the foam cover while
making adjustments is possible and recommended since this offers the possibility to take the influ-
ence of the foam cover on the movement cycle into consideration. After making the adjustments
with the Bionic L ink disconnect it from the prosthesis of the patient.
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