Panasonic EP3513 EP3513 User Guide - Page 31
Using Manual Operation Upper Body - specifications
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USING MANUAL OPERATION (Upper Body) Recommended for focused massage using preferred actions on specific parts of the body. Manual Operation for Massage of the Upper Body Please open the controller cover to use in manual operation. off/on pre-programs ottoman reclining 1 shiatsu deep swedish time remaining stretch quick self program self program 2 Back Vibration OFF/ON button user intensity intensity hands /arms lower body intensity speed time upper body AB AB AB AB AB AB AB knead knead shiatsu knead swedish compression tap full regional roll voice self program time input neck/shoulder hands/arms leg stretch vibration intensity intensity intensity speed position lateral back lower back OK hands/ lower upper arms body body lower body Massage Strength button Massage Speed Adjustment button Roller Position button Lateral Movement button 1. Press to turn on the power. 2. Select your massage action of preference. Selection of Massage Actions • The LED above the selected massage will light up. • The icon of the button pressed will light up on the display. • Massage actions are combinable. (Massage actions indicated by the combined with one another.) area in chart below cannot be Shiatsu Kneading Swedish Compression Tapping Rolling AB shiatsu AB knead AB swedish AB compression AB tap full regional roll Pressed One Time Shiatsu A Knead A Swedish A Compression A Tap A Full Pressed Two Times Shiatsu B Knead B Swedish B Compression B Tap B Regional Pressed Three Times • An action combined with another can be toggled off by pressing its button. • An action being used alone can be toggled back on by pressing its button once. full regional roll Body scanning will commence when is selected. • When you feel a light tapping sensation on your shoulders, always check the shoulder position and when necessary adjust it manually. (See Page 16) 29