Instruction
For Users
Neofect Smart Glove
www.neofect.com
Table of Contents
1. Document Information
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1.2. Instruction manual document no / revision & date information
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1.1. How to use the instruction manual
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1.3. Copyright
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2. Introduction to Smart Glove
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2.2. Target users and those who should avoid use
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2.1. Purpose of use
2.2.1. Target users
2.2.2. Those who should avoid use
2.2.3. Side effects
2.3. Warranty
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2.4. Contact information
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3. Package information
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3.1. Smart Glove
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4. User information
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4.2. Information on user placement and posture
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4.1. Verification of the condition of devices and components
4.3. Preparing to use the Smart Glove
4.3.1. Wearing the device
4.3.2. Inserting the battery
4.3.3. Turning on the Smart Glove
4.3.4. Smart Glove finger calibration
4.4. Evaluation
4.4.1. Evaluation description
4.4.2. Information on the evaluation start menu
4.4.3. Proceeding with the evaluation
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4.5. Patient home > Evaluation results
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4.5.2. Progress of results for each movement
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4.5.1. Comparing session results
4.6. Training
4.6.1. Training movements
4.6.2. Training types
4.6.3. Training options
4.7. Patient home > Training results
4.7.1. AROM training results
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4.8. Storing after use
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5. Troubleshooting and maintenance
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5.2. Troubleshooting information
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5.2.2. Damage or loss of information
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4.8.1. Storing the Smart Glove
5.1. Malfunction resolutions
5.2.1. Hardware errors
5.3. Maintenance information
5.3.1. Maintenance terms & conditions information
5.3.2. Maintenance contact information
6. Miscellaneous
6.1. Smart Glove details
6.1.1. Name & description for each part
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6.1.2. LED verification
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6.1.4. Product and component specifications
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6.1.3. Disassembly and assembly of components
6.2. Usage condition
6.2.1. Operation conditions
6.2.2. Storage conditions
6.3. Information for safe use
6.3.1. Warnings and precautions
6.3.2. Important details
6.4. Battery management and precautions
6.4.1. Battery dangers
6.4.3. Discarding the battery
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6.5. Terminology glossary
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7. Symbols
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1. Document Information
1.1. How to use the instruction manual
Be aware of the safety precautions prior to use.
▶ 6.4. Information for Safe Use
If a problem occurs, refer to troubleshooting.
▶ 5. Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Check the names and descriptions of each of the parts of the Neofect
Smart Glove
▶ 6.1.4. Product and Component
Specifications
Refer to the Terminology Glossary to check the definitions of difficult
terms.
▶ 6.5. Terminology Glossary
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Before use, please read this manual to ensure safe and correct use of the product.
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This manual’s screens and pictures may be different than the actual product.
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Smart Glove
This manual provides instructions with the product’s basic settings as a standard.
1.2. Instruction manual document no / revision & date
information
Document No
IFU-GL_C_EN
Revision
v.2.1.0
Date
FEB. 21st, 2022
1.3. Copyright
The copyright of this instruction manual belongs to Neofect Co., Ltd. Use or reproduction of a part of or the whole manual without
Neofect’s consent prior to use is illegal.
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2. Introduction to Smart Glove
2.1. Purpose of use
The Neofect Smart Glove is “manually functioning recovery devices” used for hand function rehabilitation training.
Indiciations: The Neofect Smart Glove system is intended to be used to support repetitive task practice for rehabilitation of adults under
supervision of a medical professional in a clinical or home setting, including adults rehabilitating from stroke. The system includes
simulated activities of daily living (ADLs) for upper limbs, with audio-visual feedback and graphic movement representations for patients
as well as patient performance metrics for the medical professional. Patient assessment, exercise guidance, and approval by the medical
professional is required prior to use.
2.2. Target users and those who should avoid use
2.2.1. Target users
Adult stroke survivors
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Use only for the specifications listed above. For all other conditions, consult your doctor
regarding use.
2.2.2. Those who should avoid use
The prohibited actions stated below were not designated based on clinical tests but derived from the opinions of medical
professionals. In the case of the situations stated below, do not use Neofect Smart Glove without consulting a medical professional.
• Patients with open wounds
• Patients with a risk of skin infections
• Patients with skin diseases in the infected hand
• Patients with a Spasticity higher than the standard of 3 on the MAS (Modified Ashworth
Scale)
• Patients who feel dizzy or faint
• Patients who have an implanted defibrillator
• If a scratch or rash on the part being treated is evident during use
2.2.3. Side effects
This has not been revealed through clinical tests, but the following side effects may occur. If side effects occur, stop use immediately
and consult a medical professional.
If there is prolonged use of a product that doesn’t fit well, a mark or flare on the skin may form due to friction.
Pain may develop if only one movement is repeatedly performed for over 30 minutes during training.
2.3. Warranty
Neofect Co., Ltd. is responsible for the manufacturing defects of the Neofect Smart Glove or product damage and malfunction from
insufficient packaging or delivery.
Neofect Smart Glove components and software are covered by warranty.
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2.4. Contact information
If you have any inquiries, please contact us using the information below.
Homepage
E-mail
Neofect Co., Ltd.
www.neofect.com
contact.ap@neofect.com
Phone + 82 31 889 8521
(You can reach us from 10 am to 6 pm on weekdays)
Fax +82 31 759 7728
Address 801, Business growth support center, 42, Changeop-ro, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-si,
Gyeonggi-do, 13449, Korea
Homepage
www.neofect.com
Email info@neofect.com
Neofect U.S.A. office
Phone +1. 888 623 8984
(Available time for phone inquiries: Weekdays 10am ~ 6pm)
Fax +1. 888 623 8984
Address 600 Pleasant St. Watertown, MA 02472
Homepage www.neofect.de
Email info@neofect.de
Neofect Europe office
Phone +49 89 5908 1302
(Available time for phone inquiries: Weekdays 10am ~ 6pm)
Fax + 49 89 5908 1200
Address Marcel-Breuer-Str. 15, 80807 Munich, Germany
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3. Package information
3.1. Smart Glove
The Neofect Smart Glove consists of the following components. List of components may differ by country.
A. Lithium battery type
① Smart Glove
(Left / Right)
② Charger
Charger Power Chord
③
Battery
④
Extra Silicone Pad
⑤
Extra Palm Band
⑥
Extra Palm Band
⑦
Instruction Manual (IFU)
(Left / Right / 1 Extra)
(Left / Right)
(Normal, Left / Right)
(Extensive, Left / Right)
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Worn by the user to perform the training content.
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Charger for the Smart Glove battery.
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Cable that connects the charger to the power outlet.
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Battery used for the Smart Glove. The extra battery is with the extra palm band.
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Extra Silicone Pad provided.
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Extra Palm Band provided.
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Extra Palm Band(Extensive) provided.
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Instruction Manual that describes proper use of the Neofect Clinic application and
Smart Glove
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B. AAA charger type
①
Smart Glove
②
2
Worn by the user to perform the training content.
Charger
1
Charger for the Smart Glove battery.
③
Battery
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④
Extra Silicone Pad
⑤
Extra Palm Band
⑥
Extra Palm Band
⑦
Instruction Manual (IFU)
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(Left / Right)
(Left / Right)
(Normal, Left / Right)
(Extensive, Left / Right)
Battery used for the Smart Glove. The extra battery is included with the extra palm
band.
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Extra Silicone Pad provided.
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Extra Palm Band provided.
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Extra Palm Band(Extensive) provided.
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Instruction Manual that describes proper use of the Neofect Clinic application and
Smart Glove
4. User information
4.1. Verification of the condition of devices and
components
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Check the necessary components before use.
Check for damages and whether the components are intact for safe use.
4.2. Information on user placement and posture
①
Adjust the height of the chair so that the hip is level with, or slightly higher than the knees. If the height of the chair cannot
②
Keep the feet an appropriate distance apart and make sure each foot touches the floor entirely.
③
④
⑤
⑥
be adjusted, use a cushion or footstool for proper positioning.
Keep the knees in a straight and forward position, without letting them fall outward.
Place the elbows at a 90° angle on the table, and control the height of the table so that the lower arm is parallel to the
ground.
Sit deeply in the chair with your back straight against the backrest.
Place the Tablet PC / Monitor in front of the user 50 to 60cm away, and 10 to 15° lower than eye level. *The therapist should
stand on the user’s affected side
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4.3. Preparing to use the Smart Glove
4.3.1. Wearing the device
A. Lithium battery type
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①
Place the Smart glove on the back of the hand and adjust the wrist band to fit the user.
②
To fasten the glove and hand together, connect the palm band as shown in the picture.
③
Lightly pull on the finger holder parts and put them on each finger’s first joint and fasten.
B. AAA charger type
①
Make thumb cover as shown in the picture.
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②
Place the Smart glove on the back of the hand and adjust the wrist band to fit the user.
③
To fasten the glove and hand together, connect the palm band as shown in the picture.
④
Lightly pull on the finger holder parts and put them on each finger’s first joint and fasten.
⑤
Connect auxiliary wristband.
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4.3.2. Inserting the battery
A. Lithium battery type
①
Open the Smart Glove’s battery cover.
③
Close the battery cover.
②
Insert the battery.
B. AAA charger type
①
Open the Smart Glove’s battery cover.
③
Close the battery cover.
②
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Insert the battery.
4.3.3. Turn on the Smart Glove
①
②
Click on the button (as marked on the image above) on the Smart Glove’s back of the hand side.
If the Smart Glove has been turned on properly, an LED light will flicker.
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4.3.4. Smart Glove finger calibration
Finger sensor of the Smart Glove is heavily affected by humidity change. Run Reset Glove menu on a regular basis to adjust sensor
value per weather condition.
①
Press More button from the patient's list screen and run Reset Glove menu.
②
Make a fist and release 2 ~ 3 times after putting on the gloves.
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Press Save button to complete calibration after checking if all values are entered correctly.
4.4. Evaluation
4.4.1. Evaluation description
The Smart Glove evaluation proceeds as a movement analysis evaluation. The movement analysis evaluation measures the patient’s
PROM, and when measuring the AROM, movement repetition (at least 3 times) is applied to yield the average AROM score. After the
evaluation, a graph with the patient’s movement angles at a given time (in seconds) is also provided.
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The user must be in proper starting position in the preparation stage for accurate
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Proceed with the evaluation after moving magnets and elements that may cause a
evaluation results.
magnetic field in the surrounding area.
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4.4.2. Information on the evaluation start menu
On the patient home screen, select the Smart Glove Evaluation button to be directed to the screen with evaluation information and
movement selection options.
①
②
Click b to select all of the movements at once.
Select an evaluation movement or clear a selection to select only the movements that need evaluation.
Forearm Pron. | Sup.
downward
Wrist R.D. | U.D.
Movement that involves bending the wrist towards the radial/ulnar direction
Wrist R.D. | U.D.
Movement that involves bending the wrist towards the radial/ulnar direction in the Gravity
Wrist Flex. | Ext.
Movement that involves bending and raising the wrist up
(Gravity Eliminated)
Wrist Flex. | Ext.
(Gravity Eliminated)
Fingers Flex. | Ext.
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Movement that involves rotating the hand so that the palm of the hand faces upward or
Removal state
Movement that involves bending and raising the wrist up in the Gravity Removal state
Movement that involves clenching and releasing the fingers
Select the Start Evaluation button to begin the evaluation process. The evaluation will not begin if no evaluation buttons
are selected in the 2nd part of the screen.
4.4.3. Proceeding with the evaluation
Ready position
Be in the proper position following the screen’s directions, then select Next to begin the PROM measurement.
PROM measurement
①
②
Click the Start over button to start the measurement over from the first movement.
Select the Remeasure button to measure the current movement again.
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Average AROM measurement
①
②
③
This shows the number of the times the patient repeated the movement.
Click on Kinematic Graph to see the graph that shows the patient’s movement angle per second in real time. The graph
disappears from the screen when the movement analysis button is selected a second time.
After completing the movement repeat three times, click Next to move to the next movement measurement.
If you select the button when the number of movement repeats is less than three times, the following pop-up will appear
If you click on Recalibrate within the pop-up, the measurement of the same movement starts again. Select the confirm
button to be directed to the next movement measurement.
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Evaluation complete
When the evaluations of all of the selected movements are complete, the following Evaluation Complete pop-up will appear. Click on
See Evaluation Results to see detailed evaluation results, and select Confirm
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4.5. Patient home > Evaluation results
From the Patient Home’s Evaluation Results screen, the patient’s results can be compared to the patient’s previous records. The
evaluation results menu on the left side consists of session results comparison and developments per movement.
4.5.1. Comparing session results
①
②
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Click on the menu to select the number of times the patient has conducted the evaluation.
The selected session’s PROM score and average AROM score appears here, and you can also check the comparison of the
ROM improvements of previous sessions to current sessions.
4.5.2. Progress of results for each movement
①
②
You can check the PROM and AROM scores of all of the movements that the patient evaluated in one graph.
Click the upper part of the graph to check the ROM angle of the selected day in detail, which appears inside a speech
bubble.
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4.6. Training
4.6.1. Training movements
The following movements can be carried out in training trainings for the Smart Glove. Training movements are accessible on the
Single Training List Menu.
6 Movements + Complex Movements
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Smart Glove
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Forearm Pron. | Sup.
Wrist Flex. | Ext.
Wrist Flex. | Ext. (Gravity Eliminated)
Wrist R.D. | U.D.
Wrist R.D. | U.D. (Gravity Eliminated)
Fingers Flex. | Ext.
Complex
4.6.2. Training types
The Smart Glove classifies the training types into AROM, Coordination, Timing, and Cognition for training purposes.
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AROM
Coordination
Timing
The contents consist of training that progresses only when the patient’s AROM
reaches or exceeds a critical point, with a goal of improving the patient’s range of
motion.
The contents consist of a requirement of avoiding or imitating the target with
“consistent” movement, with a goal of improving the patient’s movement capability
within their range of motion.
The contents consist of a requirement of the capability to move exactly at the
specified time, with a goal of improving the patient’s movement capability within
their range of motion.
The contents consist of additional cognitive factors with a goal of improving the
patient’s concentration, calculative abilities, and troubleshooting abilities.
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Cognition
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Calculation
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Form constancy
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Color recognition
Memory
Spatial orientation
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Visual closure
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Visual tracking
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Attention
Visual discrimination
4.6.3. Training options
Based on the patient’s functional condition, training can be carried out after adjsuting the options. The options may vary based on the
training content.
①
②
③
④
Training time: Training time of 1~10 minutes can be selected.
Sound Effects: While training contents, select the success / failure audiovisual feedback icon.
Level: Select the level of difficulty based on the patient’s condition.
Frequency Control: During training, left / right ratio of movement can be adjusted.
⑤
Visual Stimuli Location: The training graphic element position changes in order to stimulate the patient’s sense of vision.
⑥
Hold Time: Select the movement holding time from 0 to 9 seconds based on the patient’s condition.
Click on the question mark to check information on the application of the visual stimuli position during training.
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4.7. Patient home > Training results
4.7.1. AROM training results
①
Click on the movement menu to check the training results for each movement.
③
Total Number of Movements: shows the number of movements while training the selected movement.
②
④
⑤
⑥
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Total Training Time: shows the total training time of the selected movement.
Current Movement Range: shows the patient’s highest AROM score while training based on their most recent training date.
AROM Improvement Rate: shows the comparison between the initial AROM score and the most recent AROM score.
AROM Trend: the patient’s AROM development on training day is shown on a graph.
4.8. Storing after use
4.8.1. Storing the Smart Glove
Turn off the Smart Glove
①
②
Press down on the Smart Glove’s power button for at least 3 seconds as in the picture above.
If the Smart Glove turns off properly, an LED light will flicker.
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Removing the battery
A. Lithium Battery Type
①
Open the Smart Glove’s battery cover.
③
Close the battery cover.
②
B.
Remove the battery.
AAA Charger Type
①
Open the Smart Glove’s battery cover.
③
Close the battery cover.
②
Remove the battery
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You must make sure the product is turned off before removing the battery. If you remove
the battery while the power is still on, the product may become damaged.
Cleaning the Smart Glove
①
After using the Smart Glove, remove the glove from the user,
and use a cotton ball with alcohol to wipe the parts that were
in contact with the user’s skin.
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Silicone pad and palm/auxiliary wristband
Wristband and battery body interior
For the parts that did not touch the user’s skin, wipe them
with a soft cloth or cotton ball.
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After cleaning, wait until the glove is completely dried for normal operation of the glove
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When cleaning with water: use the glove after 1 hour
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
sensor.
When cleaning with alcohol: use the glove after 30 minutes
Prior to cleaning, remove the battery from the Smart Glove.
Using chemical products other than alcohol to clean the product may cause damage.
After cleaning, store the Smart Glove in its exclusive case.
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Charging the battery
When battery is running low, use the exclusive charger provided as a component to charge it.
①
Insert the battery into the charger. When inserting, match the battery terminal with the charger terminal.
③
When the battery is fully charged, unplug the charger cable from the outlet.
②
Plug one side of the connection cable into the charger, and the other side into the outlet.
Checking the battery life
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5. Troubleshooting and maintenance
In case a problem occurs during use of the Neofect Smart Glove or application, refer to the information below. If the problem still
occurs, use the troubleshooting and maintenance contact information to send an inquiry.
5.1. Malfunction resolutions
If the product does not function properly, check the malfunction symptoms below before requesting service.
Malfunction
Possible Solution
Reference
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Check if the battery is charged.
▶ 4.8.
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Check if the battery is properly inserted.
▶ 4.3.2.
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Check if the Smart Glove LED light is flickering. If so, check the
The smart glove won't turn on.
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The connection was lost
LED light’s condition.
If the LED light flashes green: the connection may have been lost
due to radio interference. Reconnect the device.
during use of the Smart
Glove
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If the LED light flashes red: the battery is running low and is
unstable. Replace with a fully charged battery or charge the
▶ 4.3.3.
Device calibration should be performed.
▶ 5.2.1.
battery.
The connection was lost
during use of the Smart
Glove
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5.2. Troubleshooting information
5.2.1. Hardware errors
Smart Glove device calibration
[Preparatory action]
Press the power button of the glove. When the power is on and
the green light slowly blinks, lift the glove to chest level with the
back of the hand of the glove facing toward you.
When ready, rotate it 360° forward 5 times using the dotted line
as an axis. Then, rotate it 360° backward 5 times using the
dotted line as an axis.
[Preparatory action]
Turn the glove counterclockwise by 90° with the back of the
hand of the glove facing toward you.
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When ready, rotate it 360° forward 5 times using the dotted line
as an axis. Then rotate it 360° backward 5 times using the
dotted line as an axis.
Rotate it 360° toward left 5 times
with the back of the hand of the
glove facing toward you. Then
rotate it 360° toward right 5 times.
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[Preparatory action]
Place the glove on your palm with the back of the glove facing
up and wear a wristband.
While holding the glove, move 5 times in infinity shape (∞). At
this time, make sure that your palm and your back of hand
appear alternately.
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Repeat from step 1 to 4 two or three times. Then place the
smart glove on the flat ground for 10 seconds. If the problem
isn't solved, please contact the manufacturer.
In Case the Smart Glove malfunctions
If the product malfunctions or becomes damaged, stop use immediately and contact the manufacturer.
Problems with the Smart Glove accessories
If a problem occurs with the silicone pad, palm band, or battery, etc., contact the manufacturer.
5.2.2. Damage or loss of information
If the provided information (instruction manual, product label, etc.) is damaged or lost, contact the manufacturer.
5.3. Maintenance information
5.3.1. Maintenance terms & conditions information
①
②
③
If a product malfunctions or a problem occurs, use the troubleshooting and maintenance contact information below to
send an inquiry.
Free service is not offered if a problem occurs due to the user’s fault, even if the product is still under warranty.
Please contact your nearest Neofect authorized service center or the store you purchased Neofect product from.
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5.3.2. Maintenance contact information
For any inquiries regarding the Neofect Smart Glove, contact us using the information below.
Homepage
E-mail
Neofect Co., Ltd.
www.neofect.com
contact.ap@neofect.com
Phone + 82 31 889 8521
(You can reach us from 10 am to 6 pm on weekdays)
Fax +82 31 759 7728
Address
801, Business growth support center, 42, Changeop-ro, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam-
si, Gyeonggi-do, 13449, Korea
Homepage
Neofect U.S.A. office
www.neofect.com
Email info@neofect.com
Phone +1. 888 623 8984
(Available time for phone inquiries: Weekdays 10am ~ 6pm)
Fax +1. 888 623 8984
Address 600 Pleasant St. Watertown, MA 02472
Homepage www.neofect.de
Neofect Europe office
Email info@neofect.de
Phone +49 89 5908 1302
(Available time for phone inquiries: Weekdays 10am ~ 6pm)
Fax + 49 89 5908 1200
Address Marcel-Breuer-Str. 15, 80807 Munich, Germany
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6. Miscellaneous
6.1. Smart Glove details
6.1.1. Name & description for each part
①
Finger peg
Fastens the finger to the sensor.
②
Finger sensor
A sensor that recognizes and measures the finger’s movement.
③
Palm band
Fastens and connects the glove’s body to the hand.
④
Power switch
⑤
Wrist body
⑥
Wristband
⑦
ID
⑧
Indication light
Displays the glove’s movement and connection condition.
⑨
Main body
Protects the structure with the circuit connected to the sensor.
⑩
Auxiliary wristband
Fixes bottom part of the glove body with your wrist. (Optional by glove type)
Turn the glove on/off. A standard symbol is printed to make the power button
distinguishable.
When the cover is opened, there is a space to insert the battery. The battery can be attached.
Use the charger to charge the battery.
Fastens the battery body to the wrist.
Assigned to make the glove distinguishable. When connecting to the application, check and
select the ID.
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6.1.2. LED verification
Check the application connection and battery life through the
LED light on the Smart Glove’s main body.
Confirming application connection
LED On
Shows connection to the application.
LED Flashing
Shows disconnection to the application.
Confirming battery level
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Green LED
Shows that battery life is full.
Yellow LED
Shows that battery capacity is insufficient.
6.1.3. Disassembly and assembly of components
Removing and attaching the silicone pad
Removing the Silicone Pad
Attaching the Silicone Pad
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•
To remove the silicone pad from the Smart Glove, all the connected parts fastened to
the glove must be removed. See the image above to remove the silicone pad.
When attaching the silicone pad to the Smart Glove, refer to the picture above to insert
all the parts so that they are completely fastened to the glove.
To prevent product damage, do not use too much force when removing or attaching the
silicone pad.
To prevent loss, store the silicone pad in a safe place.
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Removing and attaching the palm band
Removing the Palm Band
Glove.
Insert the palm band into the link (marked in the picture above) to attach the palm band
Attaching the Palm Band
to the Smart Glove.
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•
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Remove the link (marked in the picture above) to remove the palm band from the Smart
To prevent product damage, do not use too much force when removing or attaching the
palm band.
To prevent loss, store the palm band in a safe place.
6.1.4. Product and component specifications
Smart Glove_Common
Type
Description
Product Name
Neofect Smart Glove
Model Name
RSG / GLC / GLCA2 / GLCA3
Accuracy:
Wrist Rotation Sensor
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Acceleration sensitivity: 2,048 LSB/g
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Magnetic sensitivity: 0.15 μT/LSB
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Gyroscope sensitivity: 16.4 LSB/(˚/s)
Measurement Range:
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•
Sensor
Wrist Rotation Sensor: Full range [degree]
Fingers Flex Sensor: Resistance 100Ω ~ 500kΩ
Error Range:
Wrist Rotation Sensor:
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Acceleration Tolerance ±80mg
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Magnetic Measurement range ±4900 μT
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Gyroscope Tolerance ±20˚/s
Fingers Flex Sensor:
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Base Resistance: 2000Ω±25%
Resistance while wrapped around mandrel : 140kΩ±25%
Sensory Information:
Wrist Rotation Sensor, Fingers Flex Sensor
Functionality
1. Side: Left·Right (both hands) Glove
2. When the user wears the glove, the image transmission device reenacts the user’s movements based
on the degree of the lower arm, wrist, and finger movements.
Communication
Bluetooth 2.1 / Bluetooth 4.1
Power consumption
DC 2.4~3V / 100mA
Battery
Lithium Battery Type:
3.7V 1,300mAh
Manufacturer
Neofect Co., Ltd
European
Neofect Germany GmbH
Representative
AAA Charger Type:
2.4V 750mAh (1.2V, 750mAh x 2)
Marcel-Breuer-Str. 15, 80807 Munich, Germany
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Smart Glove_Size/Weight per Version
Model
(Battery)
RSG
(Litum)
GLC
(AAA)
GLCA2,
GLCA3
(AAA)
Vertical (mm)
Horizontal (mm)
Depth (mm)
(±0.5)
(±10, Battery excluded)
S
269
98.3
22
114
M
287
98.3
22
122
L
299
98.3
22
126
S
274.5
98.3
22
113
M
292.5
98.3
22
121
L
304.5
98.3
22
125
S
269.0
98.3
22
130
M
287.5
98.3
22
131
L
304.5
98.3
22
135
Size
(±0.5)
(±0.5)
※ Horizontal size is based on the back of the hand (except a thumb)
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Weight (g)
Remarks
Battery
15g
Battery
35g
Battery
35g
Charger
Type
Description
Product Name
Electric Charger
Nickel-metal hydride battery charger
Model Name
LI-41CAA
FCT345
Size:
Size:
Weight: 62.0g
Weight: 26.3g
Rated Voltage:
Rated Voltage:
Rated Output:
Rated Ouput:
Dimensions
Weight
Power
61.4(W) x 89.2(H) x 22.8(D) mm
AC 100V~240V, 50/60Hz, 4.4W, 95mA
DC4.2V 600mA
Battery
Type
105(L) x 66(W) x 66(H) mm
AC100~240V, 50-60Hz, 4W
DC2.8V (AAA) 160mA x 2
Description
Product Name
Lithium-ion Battery
Nickel hydride rechargeable battery
Model Name
LI-42B
HR4UTA
Size:
Size:
Weight: 15.0g
Weight: 17.5g
3.7V 740mAh
1.2V 800mAh Min. 750mAh
Dimensions
Power
39.5(W) x 31.3(H) x 5.8(D) mm
8.2(Ø) x 47.2(H) mm
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6.2. Usage condition
6.2.1. Operation conditions
Operating
Temperature
Operating
Humidity
Operating
Altitude
0ºC ~ 35ºC (use at room temperature)
15% ~ 90%
Up to 2000m in altitude
•
Must be used indoors.
•
Do not use in a place where overheating may occur.
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•
Install in a dry place where there is no strong movement or vibration.
Do not use with wet hands.
6.2.2. Storage conditions
Storage
Temperature
Storage
Humidity
-20ºC ~ 70ºC
15% ~ 90%
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•
•
•
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Store the product where in a place with low humidity.
After use, turn off the Smart Glove before putting it in its case, and turn off the Tablet PC before storing
it.
This product is not waterproof; take precaution to keep it away from water when storing. Keep
product away from places that are too dusty or places where the product may fall.
Unless continuously used for long periods of time, store the product in its case or box.
6.3. Information for safe use
6.3.1. Warnings and precautions
Information regarding the warnings and precautions for proper and safe use of Neofect products.
Warning
•
Read the instruction manual first and acquire knowledge of the methods of use before starting to use the
•
Use the exclusive components provided by Neofect only.
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device.
Do not use damaged components.
Caution
•
This product is not waterproof; take precaution to keep it away from water, and do not use with wet hands.
•
Install in a dry place where there is no strong movement or vibration.
•
Use the product within the operation conditions’ operating temperature and humidity levels.
•
•
Magnetic devices may interrupt the equipment’s proper movement.
Do not use or store product in dusty or dirty places.
6.3.2. Important details
Information regarding the important details for application use.
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You must wear the Neofect Smart Glove and connect to the application to carry out the
evaluation and training.
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6.4. Battery management and precautions
6.4.1. Battery dangers

If the battery is not properly used, the battery may leak, overheat, explode, or light on fire
and cause danger. Take the following precautions:

Any swelling of the battery that is distinguishable to the naked eye can be dangerous. In such a case, contact the

Use only the specified exclusive charger.
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



manufacturer or seller immediately.
Do not place it near a weapon or expose it to high temperatures above 60ºC. (Do not put it inside the microwave.)
Do not leave it inside a car during the summer.
Do not use or store in places with high temperatures and humidity levels such as in steam saunas.
Beware of necklaces, coins, keys, or watches touching the battery’s terminal. Keep these items away from the terminal.
Do not disassemble, penetrate, compress, or cause any kind of abnormal shock such as throwing it from high places.
6.4.2. Battery life
The battery life varies based on the number of used times and hours. To properly manage the battery, replace the battery after 300
charges.
6.4.3. Discarding the battery
Battery discarding methods may differ based on country and region. To discard or recycle the battery, you must follow your region’s
regulations.
You must not make a hole, disassemble, or burn the battery.
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6.5. Terminology glossary
A biofeedback device that is shaped like a glove and carries out the contents provided
by the Neofect Clinic application. The user’s movements are recognized by a sensor and
①
Neofect Smart Glove
②
ROM
The maximum range of motion of a joint. A joint’s range of motion differs depending on
③
AROM
A natural movement’s range that is measured when the user moves of their own accord
④
PROM
A myoarchitectonic movement’s range that is measured when a physical therapist or an
(Range of Motion)
(Active Range of Motion)
(Passive Range of Motion)
the measured data is sent to the Neofect Clinic application.
the joint’s shape and number of movements, and can vary for each individual.
without external stimulation or physical force.
external physical force moves the user’s joints.
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Forearm Pronation: Movement that involves rotating the hand inward so that the palm
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Forearm Supination: Movement that involves rotating the hand outward so that the
•
⑤
Training Movements
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•
•
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of the hand faces downward, while the forearm is stretched out.
palm of the hand faces upward, while the forearm is stretched out.
Wrist Radial Deviation: Movement that involves bending the wrist in the radial
direction.
Wrist Ulnar Deviation: Movement that involves bending the wrist in the ulnar direction.
Wrist Flexion: Movement that involves bending the wrist towards the inner arm.
Wrist Extension: Movement that involves bending the wrist towards the outer arm.
Fingers Flexion: Movement that involves clenching the fingers into a fist.
Fingers Extension: Movement that involves releasing the fingers from a fist and
stretching the fingers out.
The number of movements the user conducted during training. The following
⑥
⑦
Number of Movements
(Training Results)
Adjustment of the Number of
Movements Ratio (Training
Information)
movements are each considered one movement and are recorded in the number of
movements: Forearm pronation, Forearm supination, Wrist radial deviation, Wrist ulnar
deviation, Wrist flexion, Wrist extension, Finger flexion, Finger extension. The
measurement of the number of movements can be seen on the training results screen.
One of the things that can be changed before starting the training. In a case where this
setting appears during training, the ratio of the number of movements conducted during
training can be adjusted. For example, in a setting of 'Pronation4, Supination6,' during
training, the Pronation and Supination movements are presented with a 4:6 ratio.
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7. Symbols
Republic of Korea
Symbol
Description
제품을 추적하기 위한 고유번호
깨지기 쉬움
금지사항
주의사항
필수사항
사용 설명서 참고
건조한 곳에 보관
화살표 방향이 위로 향하도록 보관 및 운송
주의하여 보관 및 운송
보관 온도
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보관 습도
제품을 SW 에서 식별할 수 있도록 숫자와 알파벳의 조합으로 구성된 식별 문자.
연결할 기기를 선택할 때, 기기의 ID 를 확인하여 동일한 번호의 기기를 선택
BF 형 장착부
어댑터 극성
European Union
Symbol
Description
Serial number
BF type for applied parts
Prohibition
Warning
Requirement
User Manual Reference
Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Protect the
environment, when disposing of this unit, or the batteries it uses, do so in
an eco-friendly way.
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CE Marking, complies with MDD93/42/EEC
Manufacturer Information
Authorized Representative in the European Community
Power Rating
Date of Manufacture
Fragile
Keep Dry
Store and ship with the arrows pointing upward
Handle with care when storing and shipping
Temperature limits for operation, transport, and storage
Humidity limits for operation, transport, and storage
A combination of numbers and alphabets so that the product can be
identified in SW. When selecting the device to connect to, select the
product with the same number after checking the device ID.
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Electrical polarity
Battery charger Direct current AC adapter
Air pressure limits for operation, transport and storage
Class-II-equipment
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Model name: Neofect Smart Glove
Neofect Co., Ltd.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operations.
Made in Korea
RF module FCC ID : U8D-FB155BC-F2S
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