LaserPen

The Mobile Spot Laser

Operating Instructions
 Contents

1 LaserPen Product Range................................................................................... 4

2 Introduction......................................................................................................... 5

3 Safety information............................................................................................... 6
General information
Liability disclaimer
Safety standards
Personnel
Treatment area
Prevent unauthorized use
Emergency shutdown
Radiation injuries
Risk of burns
Risk of infection
Decommissioning

4 Applications...........................................................................................................9
Treatment range
Intended use
Contraindications / Limitations

5 Delivery contents and accessories............................................................... 10

Available applicators

6 Continuous wave and pulsed lasers............................................................. 12

7 Startup................................................................................................................ 13
Checking for transport damage
Disengaging the safety lock
Connecting the power adapter

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8 Working with the LaserPen........................................................................... 14
Functions
Turning on
Selecting a therapy program
Setting the therapy time
Setting the energy output
Adjusting the power
Starting a therapy
Reduced diagnostic power
Laser function test

9 Basic settings..................................................................................................... 21
Choosing settings
Language
LCD contrast
Signal tone
Pulse length
Therapy signal
Saving settings
Battery state
Software version

10 Mobile use.......................................................................................................... 24

11 Error messages.................................................................................................. 25

12 Care and maintenance......................................................................................26

13 Therapy programs............................................................................................ 27

14 Technical description....................................................................................... 30
Technical data
Operating conditions
Transport and storage
Explanation of symbols

15 Warranty and disposal.................................................................................... 34

16 Manufacturer/Distributor................................................................................ 35

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 The LaserPen Product Range 1

Mobile spot lasers

Reimers & Janssen provides the compact LaserPen series for the spot irradiation of small
and medium-sized areas of skin with a mobile hand-held device. All designs are equipped
with a display and pushbuttons directly on top of the housing.

LaserPen Standard & LaserPen Practice LaserPen Expert

The entry-level Standard model comes with a
continuous wave program, while the Practice
model has 17 other therapy programs, includ-
ing therapy frequencies per Nogier and the
basic Bahr frequencies.
This is an expert-class laser with over 60 ther-
apy programs divided into six program groups.
It includes all current Bahr frequencies and me-
ridian frequencies per Reininger. Available as a
continuous wave laser in four power classes:

LaserPen Standard (Typ 137) LaserPen Expert CW 70 mW (Typ 131)

max 150 mW, 638 nm (rot)
LaserPen Praxis (Typ 130)
max 50 mW, 785 nm (infrarot)
LaserPen Impuls
Der Impulslaser ist mit Nogierprogrammen
und 3 Mischfrequenzen nach Nogier bestückt.
max 70 mW, 785 nm (infrarot)
LaserPen Expert CW 150 mW (Typ 136)
max 150 mW, 638 nm (rot)
LaserPen Expert CW 200 mW (Typ 132)
max 200 mW, 810 nm (infrarot)
LaserPen Expert CW 500 mW (Typ 134)
max 500 mW, 810 nm (infrarot)

LaserPen Impuls (Typ 138) LaserPen Expert Impuls (Typ 135)

max 10 W, 904 nm (infrarot) max 40 W, 904 nm (infrarot)
LaserPen Expert Impuls (Typ 139)
max 90 W, 904 nm (infrarot)

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 Introduction 2

Your LaserPen
Thank you for choosing the LaserPen – a high-quality laser device from Reimers & Janssen
GmbH.

Reimers & Janssen has been designing and manufacturing medical devices for laser therapy
since 1982. Our experience and innovations have made us one of Europe's leading manufac-
turers in the industry. We have applied our profound knowledge of complementary therapy
methods to this product as well, which lets you achieve the best results for your patients
with gentle laser therapy across a large range of applications.

With the LaserPen, we have developed a mobile hand-held device that is optimally suited for
spot applications. It provides maximum functionality in a minimum amount of space: adjust-
able treatment duration, an extensive choice of programs, power regulation, and a diagnostic
function.

Its cable-free, compact design makes the LaserPen the ideal acupuncture laser for a wide
range of applications. And by using the optional attachments, the unit is even suitable for au-
ral and dental applications.

Its integrated high-performance batteries mean the LaserPen is ready for operation, imme-
diately and anywhere. Thanks to its ergonomic design and low weight, absolutely effortless
spot laser therapy is available to you right at your fingertips. The LaserPen is easily operated
by using the buttons on the top of the unit, and its back-lit display always shows the param-
eters that have been set.

With LaserPen, we have created a compact spot laser that lets you utilize the versatile capa-
bilities of gentle laser therapy to achieve the best possible results for your patients.

LaserPen
The mobile spot laser

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 Safety information 3

General information
Read these operating instructions thoroughly before operating the device.

These operating instructions describe the proper use of the LaserPen and indicate hazards
associated with its use. All individuals who use, care for, service, or inspect this device must
read and follow the instructions.

These operating instructions must always be kept with the device and must be included with
the LaserPen if given to others.

Liability disclaimer
You may use the LaserPen only for the purposes described in these operating instructions
and only under supervision. The manufacturer is not liable for the device and the conse-
quences resulting from operation or applications that are not described within these oper-
ating instructions. The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes based on techno-
logical improvements.

The LaserPen may only be operated with the power supply indicated in the technical data
and only with accessories approved by Reimers & Janssen GmbH. Never open the device.
Repair and maintenance work may only be performed by Reimers & Janssen GmbH or an
authorized RJ service station.

Functions and safety standards

The LaserPen conforms to the following international safety standards:

• IEC 60601-1 - Safety of medical electrical devices

• IEC 60601-1-2 - Electromagnetic compatibility
• IEC 60601-1-6 - Usability
• IEC 60601-2-22 - Safety of diagnostic and therapeutic laser devices
• IEC 60825-1 - Safety of laser products

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Personnel
The operator of this device must comply with the applicable national and international re-
gulations for the operation of a Class 3B laser (e.g. IEC 60601-2-22 and IEC 60825-1, CAN/
CSA Z386-92). Any person who uses the device must be instructed in the handling of the
device and the dangers associated with laser radiation.

The low level laser should be used in therapy as stated for its intended use for medical and
healthcare clinics. The laser may be operated by professionals and trained personnels such as
physiotherapists, acupunctrists, therapists and nurses in healthcare with medical supervision
and independently after they had been trained.

Treatment area
Operate the laser only indoors. The room where laser therapy is performed must meet the
requirements of national accident prevention regulations. All entrances must display a laser
warning sign in compliance with IEC 60825-1. Reflective objects, mirrors, and chrome sur-
faces must be removed. Children may enter the room only as patients and must be under
constant supervision.

Prevent unauthorized use

Your LaserPen is equipped with a safety lock to prevent unauthorized use. The laser can only
be operated with the plug inserted.

When the laser is not in use, the plug should always be removed and stored separate from
the unit in order to prevent unauthorized use.

Emergency shutdown
Press the “ON/OFF” button to turn off the LaserPen and disconnect the plug for the safety
lock on the right side of the device.

Radiation injuries
Avoid direct or scattered radiation to the eyes. Do not look directly into the laser beam
aperture, since visible and invisible laser radiation can cause injury to the eye. Honeywell
3199-21174RJ laser protective eyewear conforming to the European standard EN 207 must
always be worn within the treatment room during treatment. Exercise caution when per-
forming therapy on the head region!

If you are performing treatment for an extended period of time or at high energy output,
adjust the dosage to the particular skin types to avoid a risk of burns. Note that the skin's
pigmentation may change over the course of several treatments.

When treating patients with highly pigmented skin, birthmarks, tattoos, etc., be aware
of the risk of burning because melanin or color in the skin tissue absorbs the light.
Reduce the power or energy output in such cases.

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Risk of burns
The tip of the LaserPen may become very hot at high power output and an extended treat-
ment time. In this case, avoid direct skin contact by using a cap or applicator. Otherwise,
burns may occur. Alternately, reduce the power output and/or treatment time.

Risk of infection
While performing therapy, keep the LaserPen approx. 1 cm from the skin to avoid direct
contact with damaged skin and prevent bacterial contamination.

After each treatment, disinfect your LaserPen as described in the chapter Care and main-
tenance on page 26. If you use an applicator, also steam sterilize the applicator after each
treatment in order to minimize the risk of patient infection.

Decommissioning in the event of a hazard

If you believe that the device can no longer be operated safely, it should be decom-
missioned to prevent against further use and to send it to the distributor for repair.
Such cases include:
• the power adapter or housing components have visible damage
• the device no longer functions properly
• the device has been stored or transported for a long period under adverse
conditions
• the display fails or is illegible

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 Applications 4

Treatment range
The Reimers & Janssen LaserPen is suitable for a wide range of treatments in dermatol-
ogy, rheumatology, orthopedics, physiotherapy, sports and veterinary medicine as well as
dentistry.

Your LaserPen may be used for irradiation of the skin and for acupuncture treatments.

Indications for use

This laser is indicated for the temporary relief of minor muscle and joint pain and stiffness,
to temporarily increase local blood circulation, the relaxation of muscles.

Contraindications / Limitations
We advise against the direct irradiation of the following organs and areas:
• Eyes
• Epiphyseal region in children
• Open fontanel
• Fetuses or in the area above the uterus of pregnant women
• Dark, pigmented or colored skin, regions with dark hair
• No irradiation of the head area in patients with (a tendency to) epilepsy
• Tumor/cancer patients

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 Delivery contents and 5
accessories

Delivery contents
• LaserPen
• Model 130, 131, 132, 134, 137 with quartz tip attachment Ø 4 mm
• Model 136 with angled dental wand Ø 8 mm and adapter for disposable attachments
• Plug for safety lock
• Charging station
• 2 pairs of laser protective eyewear, model Honeywell 3199-21174RJ, 405 + 635-904 nm
• Power adapter FRIWO FW 7555M/05
• Warning sign "Laser Radiation" acc. to IEC 60825-1
• Medical device book
• Case

Accessories
Interchangeable plugs are available for the supplied power adapter on all LaserPen designs
so that the device can be used anywhere in Europe, the USA, and Australia.

In addition to manufacturing the LaserPen in various power output classes and wavelengths,
Reimers & Janssen also offers various attachments for special applications. These applications
can be easily screwed onto the product in place of the standard attachment, allowing for
even more applications.

Available applicators

Item Length Diameter* Item No. Illustration

Dental applicator 7 cm 4 mm 5202

Dental applicator Same 2 mm 5204

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 Item Length Diameter* Item No. Illustration

7 cm
Dental wand 8 mm 5207
(angled 60°)

5 cm
Dental wand Same 5208
(straight)

Convex lens 10 mm 523

Quartz tip
2 cm 2 mm 5241
attachment

Quartz tip
Same 4 mm 5251
attachment

PDD/PDT Universal
2 cm 0.8 mm 5206
Tip (disposable)

PDD/PDT Endo Tip

2 cm 0.4 mm 5205
(disposable)

* Diameter of the light aperture

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 Continuous wave and 6
pulsed lasers

Two laser types

Reimers & Janssen provides the LaserPen Practice as a CW laser and the LaserPen Expert
as a CW laser and a pulsed laser. CW ("continuous wave") lasers can provide a continuous
laser beam, while pulsed lasers emit extremely short pulses of light in succession.

Light emission on both laser types can be controlled by modulation frequencies. A list of the
pre-programmed frequencies can be found in the chapter "Therapy programs" on page 27.

When adjusting frequencies, note that the energy output on a CW laser is always half that
of continuous wave mode regardless of the frequency.

In contrast, the energy output on a pulsed laser (which cannot operate in continuous wave
mode) depends on the selected frequency. Energy emission is highest at the maximum fre-
quency. The power output on the pulsed laser cannot be changed.

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 Startup 7

Checking for transport damage

Inspect your LaserPen for damage that may have occurred during transport, i.e., whether
housing components, the display, charging station, or power adapter have visible damage. If
you discover any damage, do not operate the device. Instead, contact your distributor.

Temporarily disengaging safety lock

On the side of your LaserPen, please check that the safety lock is sealed with a plug. If it is
not, please insert the supplied connecting plug for the door switch fuse into this socket. This
temporarily disengages the safety lock so that you can restore your device's functionality
without a connection to a door switch.

The LaserPen is charged automatically in

Insertion of the safety lock the charging station. The red LED goes out
when the battery is full.

Connecting the power adapter

Insert the power adapter cable into socket on the back side of the charging station and con-
nect the power adapter to the power supply system. The green LED on the charging station
lights up when the cable is connected correctly.You can now plug your LaserPen into the
charging station and it will begin charging automatically. The red LED on the charging station
lights up during the charging process.

If the red LED on the charging station does not light up during the first startup, this
indicates that the battery in your LaserPen is fully charged. The LaserPen is usually
fully charged on delivery and can be used immediately after insertion of the plug for
the safety lock.

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 Working with the LaserPen 8

Functions
The LaserPen is a single laser unit equipped
with a battery, allowing you to create preci-
sion spots while working cable-free.

It provides maximum functionality in a mini-

mum amount of space. Using just four but-
tons on the top of the device, you can set
the treatment time and the energy output,
select from numerous therapy programs,
control the power, switch to diagnostic
mode, or adjust the basic settings. You can select among many functions using
just four buttons.
A two-character status display keeps you in-
formed of the set parameters at all times.

To help you work quickly, your LaserPen re-

members the settings from your last treat-
ment session, even if the device was turned
off in the meantime.

Turning on
To turn on the unit, simply push the slide
switch below the display forward. After a
brief self-test, two short control tones will
sound and the most recently used therapy
program will appear on the display.
If you cannot turn on your LaserPen
by pushing the slide switch, please
check whether the plug for the safety
lock has been inserted.

You can now directly start a new therapy,

switch the therapy program, modify the
treatment duration, change the energy out-
put or adjust the power output.

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Button functions

Start / Stop
Brief press:
• Start therapy / stop therapy
Long press:
• Start therapy with reduced
diagnostic power

Right arrow
Laser
ON Depending on the function selected:
• Switch to next therapy program
• Extend therapy time
• Increase energy
• Increase power

Left arrow
Depending on the function selected:
Select
• Switch to previous therapy program
• Shorten therapy time
• Reduce energy
• Reduce power

Select
Switches between the functions:
LaserPen®

• Program groups
• Therapy time
• Energy
• Power

This button assignment does not

apply to changing the basic set-
tings. See page 21 ff. for infor-
mation on adjusting the basic
settings.

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Selecting a therapy program
After the device turns on, the most recently
used therapy program appears in the lower
line on the display. The corresponding pro-
Bahr
gram group is shown in the upper line. b1: 599.5
You can now use the arrow buttons to se- Therapy program "B1: 599.5" in program
lect another therapy within a program group. group "Bahr" is selected here.
The "Select" button switches to another
program group.

For an overview of all therapy programs and

program groups, see the chapter "Therapy
programs" on page 27.

The “Select” button always advances

in only one “direction.” After the last
program group, switch to the therapy
time using the “Select” button. From
there, you can proceed to energy
output and then to power adjustment
and press again to switch to the first
program group.

Setting the therapy time

Select the therapy time function using the
"Select" button. The time of the most re-
cent therapy is always shown. On delivery,
Time:
the preset therapy duration is normally 5 05:00
minutes.
The therapy time is preset to 5 minutes.
You can now use the arrow buttons to re-
duce the treatment time to a minimum of 5
seconds or increase it to a maximum of 60 Adjusting the treatment duration
minutes. Period Interval

See the adjacent table for the time intervals 5 - 20 sec. 5 sec.
per button press.
20 - 60 sec. 10 sec.

1 - 15 min. 1 min.

15 - 60 min. 5 min.

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Setting the energy output
Select the Energy function using the “Select”
button. The energy output of the most re-
cent therapy is always shown.
ENERGY
joules: 2
You can use the arrow buttons to increase
or decrease the energy output incrementally On delivery, the energy output is typically
to 4, 6, 8, or 16 joules. present to 2 joules.

If you change the energy output, the

therapy time adapts automatically.

Adjusting the power

To adjust the power, press the "Select" but-
ton until the currently set power output
appears on the display. On delivery, the
Power
maximum power for your model is normally 490 mW
preset.
The power output can be adjusted in
You can now use the arrow buttons to re- 10 mW increments.
duce the power or increase to maximum
power output in 10 mW increments.

Due to its design, the power on the

LaserPen Expert Impulse cannot be
changed.

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Starting a therapy
Once therapy is initiated by pressing the
"Start/Stop" button, the "Laser ON" LED
lights up and three brief signal tones sound.
00: Cw 16.50
: 500 mW 09:27
During this time, you can still press the 5

"Start/Stop" button again to pause the pro- All important parameters are shown on the
gram, for example if you have forgotten to display during therapy:
put protective eyewear on your patient and/
or yourself. Therapy program
Energy output in joules
During the two seconds, the LaserPen Praxis Therapy time in minutes:seconds
and the LaserPen expert 70 mW emits a vis- Power output
ible but harmless pilot beam that helps you 5 Charge status
precisely align the radiation.

When therapy starts, the LED lights up con-

stantly and a brief signal tone sounds every 5
seconds by default. The time counts down to
zero from the selected duration, while the
administered energy increases.

The end of therapy is indicated by a long
signal tone. The current therapy program
can be stopped at any time by pressing the
"Start/Stop" button.
During treatment, the patient and
personnel must wear Honeywell
3199-21174RJ laser protective eye-
wear conforming to European stan-
dard EN 207.

You can also switch the therapy pro-

gram during treatment by pressing
the "Select" button and the arrow
buttons.

The LaserPen switches automatically

to stand-by mode after six minutes
of non-use. Use the slide switch to
reactivate the LaserPen.

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Reduced diagnostic power
The LaserPen offers the option of reducing
the therapy power to 5 mW in any selected Laser
ON
program for diagnostic testing.

To do this, simply press the "Start/Stop" but-

ton on your probe for a long time instead of
a short time.

The program will then run as usual, except 00: Cw 0.05

that "R 5 mW" appears on the probe display. Select

r: 5 mW 04:50
Start/Stop button
Probe display showing "5mW"

Laser function test *

Except for the design with 150 mW output,

LaserPen®
all LaserPen models are equipped with an in-
frared LED and emit light that is invisible to
the human eye.

You should occasionally test the laser for

proper function using the test sensor on the
front of the charging station. Do to this, se-
lect a frequency program up at a maximum
of 10,000 Hz and hold the laser aperture im-
mediately in front of the center diode when
the device is in therapy mode. An acoustic
signal indicates that the laser is functioning A signal (beep) indicates that the laser is
properly. functioning properly.

* On pulsed lasers, this function can be Use a frequency program with a max-
found in the basic settings. imum of 10,000 Hz for the laser func-
tion test. Do not use a CW program.

If you place the LaserPen in the

charging station, it will switch off for
safety reasons.

The LaserPen reactivates automati-

cally once removed from the station.

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If you have a LaserPen CW 500 mW
model
The tip of the LaserPen CW 500 mW may
overheat if operated at full power for an ex-
tended treatment time.

As a result, this LaserPen must never be

used without an attachment or applicator.
Otherwise, the tip may become too hot and
cause burns on skin contact.

The LaserPen CW 500 mW should not be

operated at full power for more than five
minutes. For longer treatments at full power,
pause treatment for at least one minute af-
ter every five minutes of treatment.

If you have a LaserPen Expert

Impulse model
The maximum recommended modulation
frequency for the LaserPen Expert Impulse
is 10,000 Hz. For therapeutic reasons, we
also provide programs with frequencies up
to 40,000 Hz (see "Therapy programs" on
page 27) to, for example, transmit more en-
ergy in a shorter period. This will, however,
accelerate aging of the laser diode.

The laser diode should therefore be

checked more frequently than usual, at the
very least during the annual safety check
(see the chapter "Care and maintenance" on
page 26).

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 The basic settings 9

Choosing settings
To access the basic settings, press and hold
the "Select" button while turning on the
device.

The preset language appears on the display.

Pressing the "Select" button displays the fol-

lowing settings in sequence:

1 Language
2 LCD contrast
3 Signal tone
4 Therapy signal
5 Battery state
On CW lasers: Press and hold the "Select" button and push
6 Version the power switch forward.
On pulsed lasers:
6 Laser test
7 Version

Changes to the settings are made using the

arrow buttons.

Saving settings
Any changes you have made to the basic set-
tings take effect only if you then press the
“Start/Stop” button.

This permanently stores the new basic set-

tings, and the LaserPen automatically switch-
es to operating mode.

Pressing the "Start/Stop" button applies the

new settings.

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Language
You can switch between German, English
and Spanish.

LCD contrast
The display contrast can be increased or
decreased in small increments. The arrow
2 LCD contrast
buttons need to be pressed repeatedly to
achieve a perceptible change.

Signal tone
The signal tone can be disabled or
reactivated. Press the arrow buttons until the desired
contrast is set.

Therapy signal
The interval of the signal tone in therapy
mode can be set between 1 and 30 seconds.
4 Treatm.beep:
5 sec.
The default is 5 seconds.

Battery state
Based on the black bar, you can estimate
how long you can continue to work without 5 Battery:
recharging the battery. See the chapter "Mo-
bile use" on page 24.

In this example, the battery is still almost

fully charged.

Version
The numbers on the display indicate the
date of the software version.
6 Version:
SW: LE020915A
This software version is from Sep. 02, 2015.

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Laser function test *
The LaserPen is equipped with an infrared
LED and emit light that is invisible to the hu-
man eye.
6 test laser:
on
You should occasionally test the laser for
proper function using the test sensor on the Pressing the „Right arrow“ button turns on
front of the charging station. the laser test.

To do this, select function “6 Test Laser” and

hold the laser aperture immediately in front
of the center diode on the charging station.

Now press the “Right arrow” button to turn

on the laser test. The laser is now activated;
a signal (beep) indicates the laser is function-
ing properly. Press the “Left arrow” button
to turn off the laser test.

* See page 19 on how to perform the laser

test on the other infrared lasers. A signal (beep) indicates that the laser is
functioning properly.

The software on your LaserPen can be

updated to, for example, load the latest
therapy programs. Please contact your
distributor.

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 Mobile use 10

Battery life LaserPen Expert Impulse

Thanks to the integrated high-performance
batteries, you can use the LaserPen to per-
form many treatments without recharging in
the charging station.

Many different factors determine how long

you can actually perform treatment in prac- Program: Nogier G‘
tice with fully charged batteries. The ambient Therapy time: 10 minutes
temperature as well as the selected program
and the power output all play a role. 380 minutes at 40 W
38 therapies can be performed
We have conducted a practical test run at
room temperature and documented the re- 170 Min bei 90 W
sults below. 17 therapies can be performed

LaserPen Expert CW

Program: Nogier CW Program: Nogier F‘

Therapy time: 10 minutes Therapy time: 10 minutes

70 minutes at 500 mW 120 minutes at 500 mW

7 therapies can be performed 12 therapies can be performed

180 minutes at 200 mW 300 minutes at 200 mW

18 therapies can be performed 30 therapies can be performed

510 minutes at 70 mW 850 minutes at 70 mW

51 therapies can be performed 85 therapies can be performed

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 Error messages 11

Defective laser diode

The error message shown in the illustration
occurs on the LaserPen Practice and the La-
serPen Expert CW models in case of a de-
Laser defect
fective laser diode. Switch off
The therapy program can no longer be Error message on the display
started or it is automatically stopped (if an
error occurs during a therapy session).

Turn off the device and please contact your

distributor for repair.

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 Care and maintenance 12

Cleaning and disinfection

Unplug the power cord before beginning any cleaning or maintenance.

Note that harsh or caustic agents (e.g., acetone) must not be used for regular cleaning of
the plastic components. Prevent moisture from entering the housing. It is best to use a damp
cloth for cleaning.

To disinfect the device, wipe with a standard disinfectant.

Always use a damp cloth for cleaning and disinfection. Never flush water over the de-
vice. Do not use solvents!

Calibration and safety check

Your LaserPen does not contain any user-serviceable internal parts or components. There is
thus no reason to open the device's housing.

Have your device inspected and recalibrated by the manufacturer at least once annu-
ally. Observe national regulations in this regard. Please contact your distributor.

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 Therapyprograms 13

Basic programs
All LaserPen models come with the Nogier
programs listed below. The corresponding
modulation frequencies are provided beside
the program name.
All LaserPen models (except the LaserPen
Impulse 10 W) come with the Bahr pro-
grams listed below.

Program group: Nogier Program group: Bahr

Program Frequency (Hz) Program Frequency (Hz)
00: CW * 0.00 B1: 599.5 599.50
A': 292 292.00 B2: 1199 1,199.00
B': 584 584.00 B3: 2398 2,398.00
C': 1168 1,168.00 B4: 4796 4,796.00
D': 2336 2,336.00 B5: 9592 9,592.00
E': 4672 4,672.00 B6: 19184 19,184.00

F': 9344 9,344.00 B7: 38368 38,368.00

G': 18688 18,688.00 An: 963.5 *** 963.50
A'': 37,376 ** 37,376.00 Hy: 1131 1,131.00
* Function not available on the LaserPen Impulse *** Name on the LaserPen Practice: 8 Pain
** Only on the LaserPen Impulse

Nogier mixed frequencies, exclusive-

ly on LaserPen Impulse 10 W
3 additional programs simplify usage in the
corresponding therapies.

Program group: Mixed frequencies

Program Frequency
Analgesia Nogier E/G
Regeneration Nogier A/B/F
Muscle relaxation Nogier C/D/G

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Expert programs
The LaserPen Expert models also come with
the following programs.

Program group: Bahr EN -4 to 13 Program group: Bahr EN 14 to 26

Program Frequency (Hz) Program Frequency (Hz)

-4 EN 363.00 14 Upper-Omega 7,707.00

-3 EN 3,858.00 15 Constitution 7,708.00

-2 EN 3,854.00 16 Inside 7,710.00

-1 EN 3,850.00 17 Releas 7,713.00

0 pH/change 3,790.00 18 Inner stability 7,715.00

1 Root 4,023.00 19 Self-healing 4,625.00

2 Sexual 3,123.00 20a EN 1-2 8,713.00

3 Navel 2,398.00 20b EN 1-3 9,614.00

4 Heart 1,589.00 20c EN 1-4 9,904.00

5 Throat 990.00 20d EN 1-5 9,983.00

6 3’rd Eye 573.00 21 EN 2,666.00

7 Crown 232.00 22 EN 3,751.00

8 Shaman 7,696.00 23 EN 9,637.00

9 Shaman 7,696.50 24a EN 969.00

10 Protection 7,697.00 24b EN 9641.00

11 Pocks 7,698.00 25 EN 9,909.00

12 Pest 7,699.00 26 EN 9,990.00

13 Dfield 7,700.00 Master Qi 7,695.00

Master QiConst 363.00

Master OM 136.10

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Program group: Meridians Program group: Reininger

Program Frequency (Hz) Program Frequency (Hz)

1 Lu: 824 824.00 1 Vi: 1408 1,408.00

2 LI: 553 553.00 2 Ba: 1664 1,664.00

3 St: 471 471.00 3 Al: 3648 3,648.00

4 SP: 702 702.00 4 Ti: 4090 4,090.00

5 He: 497 497.00

6 SI: 791 791.00

7 Bl: 667 667.00

8 Ki: 611 611.00

9 Pe: 530 530.00 New software containing the latest

programs can be installed on your
10 3H: 732 732.00
LaserPen at any time. Please inquire
11 Gb: 583 583.00 about new therapy programs with
your distributor.
12 Li: 442 442.00

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 Technical description 14

Technical data

The device meets the requirements of Direc-

tive 93/42/EEC concerning medical devices 0482

Class 3B laser therapy device LaserPen

Protection class IPX0

Absolute uncertainty of laser power

20 %
measurement

Modulation frequency 1 Hz to 40,000 Hz

Power supply FRIWO FW 7555M/05 – 5V / 2.4 A

Weight 200 grams (without charging station)

22 cm x 3 cm x 4 cm (without charging

Dimensions (L x W x H)
station)

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Operating conditions

Ambient temperature + 10° C to +30° C

Relative humidity 30 % to 75 %

Air pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa

Transport and storage

Ambient temperature -20° C to +40° C

Relative humidity 30 % to 75 %

Air pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa

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Laser diodes

Wave- Power Laser type Beam

NOHD*
length output Pulse duration divergence

LaserPen Expert
Impuls
Impuls 904 nm max. 90  W 0,10 m 0,190 rad
100 / 200 ns
model 139

LaserPen Expert
Pulse
Impulse 904 nm max. 40 W 0.07 m 0.190 rad
100 / 200 ns
model 135

LaserPen
Pulse
Impulse 904 nm max. 10 W 0.05 m 0.190 rad
100 / 200ns
model 138

LaserPen
Continuous
Standard 638 nm max. 150 mW 0.09 m 0.157 rad
wave (CW)
model 137

LaserPen
Continuous
Practice 785 nm max. 50 mW 0.10 m 0.140 rad
wave (CW)
model 130

LaserPen Expert
Continuous
CW 70 mW 785 nm max. 70 mW 0.11 m 0.140 rad
wave (CW)
model 131

LaserPen Expert
Continuous
CW 150 mW 638 nm max. 150 mW 0.09 m 0.157 rad
wave (CW)
model 136

LaserPen Expert
Continuous
CW 200 mW 810 nm max. 200 mW 0.14 m 0.157 rad
wave (CW)
model 132

LaserPen Expert
Continuous
CW 500 mW 810 nm max. 500 mW 0.29 m 0.157 rad
wave (CW)
model 134

* Safety margin (NOHD): The distance at which the radiation intensity or radiation is equal
to the corresponding limit for the maximum permissible radiation of the cornea (MPE =
maximum permissible exposure).

All models are equipped with a red LED display on the hand-held device, as well as a green
LED and a red LED on the charging station.

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 Position of labels on the device

2 3 4

1. Laser warning label on top 3. Type label

2. Laser warning label on bottom 4. Rating label

Explanation of symbols and labels on the device

Signs on the type label

Type label
The device meets the re-
0482
quirements of Directive
Lasertherapy device LaserPen Expert
93/42/EEC concerning medi-
Type 134 Pmax: 500 mW / 810 nm
cal devices.
SN:10134-16 01-2011 IPX0
0123
Reimers & Janssen GmbH Fabrikstraße 22 D-79183 Waldkirch
IPX0 No rating against harmful
Rating and warning labels
Austrittsöffnung für sichtbare und unsichtbare
Power Supply Laserstrahlung Klasse 3B ingress of water
LaserPen Nicht dem Strahl aussetzen

Pmax 500 mW Pmax

Probe 500511A
type mW
λ = 810 nm cw λ =500
Pmax: 810mW
nm/ 810
cwnm Rating label Observe the accompanying
EN 60825-1:2003 EN 60825-1:2007
documentation.
SN:10511A-72 12-2010 IPX0
0123
12-2010
Reimers & Janssen GmbH Fabrikstraße 22 D-79183 Waldkirch
Laser warning labels IPX0
0123
Type B applied part
Pmax 500 mW
λ = 810 nm cw
EN 60825-1:2007 Date of production
Month - Year
Laser beam exit aperture
Laser category 3B
Avoid direct exposure to beam
Signs on the charging station

Follow the manual.

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Warranty
The manufacturer’s warranty is valid for 24 months. The manufacturer is only responsible
for the features as warranted by the operating instructions if the device has been operated
carefully and in accordance with the operating instructions.

Readjustment, calibration, and maintenance or repairs may only be performed by the dis-
tributor, otherwise the warranty is void. Any alterations to the device by unauthorized third
parties void the warranty. The manufacturer guarantees spare parts availability for a period
of ten years after the date of purchase.

Disposal
Due to the hazards of laser radiation, probes and control units may not be disposed of as
normal electronic waste. The devices must be sent to the manufacturer for decommission-
ing and disposal.

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 Manufacturer/Distributor 16

REIMERS & JANSSEN GmbH

Medical Laser Technology

Fabrikstraße 22 service@rj-laser.com
79183 Waldkirch, Germany www.rj-laser.com
Tel. +49 (0) 7681 - 493 4149
Fax +49 (0) 7681 - 493 4150

Quality Management
EN ISO 13485

Publisher Editor Photographs

Reimers & Janssen GmbH Ulrich Sackenreuter Volker Weinhold
Medical Laser Technology Design & Illustrations
Eike Otto Version 2.0 29-July-2016

Distributor

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