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Status: Displays ankle name, battery status, total steps, serial number, part number, firmware

Shoes: Allows user to manage shoes (select, add, rename, delete)

Adjust: Allows user to make minor resistance settings and will be saved with that shoe

For use with Kinnex

App

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Tools:

Help:

Download the Kinnex App from the iTunes store

Check Battery Status: Battery status is indicated in Status Screen and also is displayed by battery

or Google Play store for the Android App.

symbol in bottom right of screen. The number of bars indicates the battery status.

To Add or Change Shoes: Tap the Shoe icon at the bottom of the screen. To add a pair of shoes,

tap the (+) button in the top right of the screen. Follow instructions on the following screens to name

and calibrate shoes.

To change to a different pair of shoes, tap the Shoe icon which will provide a list of saved shoes. Tap

the name of the desired shoes. Any resistance changes made will be saved under that shoe setting.

Start the Kinnex App and tap "Connect". Tap the

*Note: The name of the current pair of shoes to which the Kinnex is calibrated is shown at the bottom

serial number (or custom name) of the ankle to

of the screen.

connect. The first time you connect, you will be

prompted to press and release the Bluetooth

To Engage Apparel Assist: This mode allows the user to temporarily hold the ankle in any position

button on the ankle unit, pairing the app with

in order to put on pants or shoes. To engage, tap the tools icon at the bottom of the screen. Tap

the ankle.

"Apparel Assist" then slide the switch to the right to turn on "Apparel Assist" mode (indicated by

green). To turn off "Apparel Assist" mode, slide switch back to the left or stand up and load the foot.

*Note: The patient app will not be able to connect

when the ankle unit is in wireless "clinician mode" .

(When it is in this mode, the blue light will be on

Disconnect from App

or blinking. To exit this mode, press and hold the

To disconnect the app from the ankle, tap on the "Tools" icon on the bottom of the screen.

Bluetooth button until the blue light turns off.)

Then tap "Disconnect."

*Bilateral Kinnex wearers will need to disconnect from one ankle to connect and setup the other ankle.

and App versions

Allows user to engage Apparel Assist mode, Disconnect or Unpair device

Navigates user to appropriate help

Resistance adjustments

Fine tuning resistance adjustments can be made by the user as

needed. To adjust the stiffness of the ankle, tap "Adjust" at the

bottom of the screen. Any adjustments made will be saved under

this shoe (if you change shoes and would like to keep these same

resistance changes, you will need to manually change them again

once switching to the other shoes). (Figure 1)

Heel: Adjusts stiffness of heel

Ankle: Adjusts stiffness as the ankle rotates forward

Toe: Adjusts stiffness of the toe

* Sliding to the right will increase stiffness, sliding to the left will

decrease stiffness

* These adjustments will be saved for current pair of shoes and will

return to other settings saved under different shoes

Manual Adjustments on Ankle

Figure 1

Manual Lock

The ankle has a Manual Lock that can be engaged by the

prosthetic wearer by pulling and releasing the ring on the back

of the ankle—then moving the ankle back to neutral (90°

Lock

angle with 3/8" heel) until a click is heard and the ankle no longer

moves. This feature locks the ankle at the neutral position,

(This is the position at which the foot was originally aligned).

It is required to engage the lock when driving and when

descending stairs step over step. It is recommended to engage the

manual lock when the battery level is low or completely depleted.

The alignment may be different if the lock is engaged and the

prosthetic wearer is wearing a shoe without a 3/8" heel height.

(Figure 2)

Figure 2

Patient User

Guide

Keypad Buttons

There are three buttons on the front of the Kinnex

ankle. From top to bottom they are the Battery Status

Button, Change Footwear Button, and the Bluetooth

Button. The buttons are used to control and interact

with the Kinnex ankle when a mobile device is not

available or desired. (Figure 3)

Key Pad Button Functions

Power Status Button

• Check battery power levels

Change Footwear Button

• Change shoes and calibrate ankle to new

shoes

• Apparel Assist Mode

Bluetooth Button

• Pair ankle to smart device

Figure 3