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Manual de Servicio Desfibrilador Physio Control Lifepak 9
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Service Manual
Manoa No, S05454-01,
October 1993
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Part No.
Serial No.
‘Trademarks
Warranty
‘About This Manual: This Service Manual is intended for use
by technical service personnal. It describes how to maintain,
test, troubleshoot, and repair the LIFEPAK 9P defirilator!
‘monitorpacemaker,
‘A separate publication, the Operating Instructions, is intended.
for use by physicians, clinicians, and emergency care
personnel. It provides stop-by-stop instructions for all operating
features of the LIFEPAK 9P defiritatormonitor/pacemaker as
well as operator-ievel testing and maintenance.
PHYSIO-CONTROL"-LIFEPAK® , FAST-PATCH®, LIFE*PATCH®,
(QUIK-LOOK". DERMA JEL®, SAS (SHOCK ADVISORY SYSTEM)",
(CODE SUMMARY™ and PARTSLINE™ are trademarks of the
Pysio-Contol Corporation, 11811 Willows Road NE, PO Box 97006,
Redmond, WA 98013-9706.
Refer to the product warranty statment included inthe accessory Kit shipped
‘withthe produc, Duplicate copies may be abained inthe USA by calling
the Phiyslo- Control PARTSLINE at 1-800-442-1142. Outside the USA,
‘contact your local Physio-Contro sales or service office
‘Aig Record (© cutoa 103 Aryae-Cote Coporatan Table of Contents
———_————————
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xi
Safety
Information oe
Terms
Warnings
Symbols
aR
General
Information Service Information
Ettste Puileatlon Dates
CContguration taformation
Content Overview
———————————
Description 1
Introduction
Physieal Destiption
Functional Description
‘Theory of Operation
Power Supply PCB Assembly (803726)
Power-On
Regulation
Overvoltage Protection
‘Output Isolation
Batery
BATT CHRG Indicator
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Power Conversion PCB Assembly (803724)... 140
Power Control - 0
Logic Power Monitor 7 arent
Switching Power Supply ........ ary
-Exteral Control Input ra
Energy Storage Capacitor Charger «2... in
Low Energy Charge Rate 13
(Capacitor Charge Comal .......ssscseeesseeseeessees Hd
Energy Transfer... ae okie
Energy Dump Ls
Energy Monitor 16
Serial Data Interface 1s
‘Analog Voltage Evaluation ro ss MIT
(Charge LED Drive Lt
Interconnect Pacing PCB Assembly (805872) «.....¢++se0se EIT
Interface 1t
Pace Pulse Output Drive Sees,
Pace Pulse Wave Shaper 19
Pace Pulse Amplitude Decoder... 19
eho Pulse Width Converter 120
Pacing Leads Off Detector... ses sseseseseseneseee PD
‘Anming Circuit. 121
Pace Pulse Length Generator... ..s2sseeees 1m
Isolated Power Supply 12
Switching Repulstor .... cies 12
Power Supply Controller 12
LED Drive ae : 12
Main PCB Assembly (805474) 13
Preamp penn 19s
System Coatoller : SS i.
DisplayRecorderPacing Interface... 12
Display PCBICRT Assembly (805706) 139
‘Video Signal Amplifier 1
Frame Sweep Generator .....ssssesseeseseeerecerees Hl
Raster Sean Oscillator 1
Raster Voltage Generator Lt
Raster Generator oh
CRP Bias Generator 1
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Operation 2
Introduction . . 2
‘Controls and Tadicaiors a
Option Setings 27
‘Test Mena 2
Setup Mena a 28
Info Menu 29
‘Clock Setting Procedure 7 210
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Testing 3
etroducton ......
Performance Inspection Procedure (PIP)
IP Purpose
[PIP-Scope and Applicability
PIP-Defintions
PIP-Requirements
PIP-Required Equipment
PIP-Test Equipment Vesication
PIP-Workstaon
PIP-Personnel
PIP-General Instructions
PIP Phyeical Inspection
PIP-AC Power
PIP-Batery Charge
PIP-Batery Powers...
PIP-Setup Menu Setings
PIP-Keypad Test
PIP-Lead Select
tr eco Spdtnin Cetng
PIP-ECG Display ..
PIP-ImV CAL
PIP-CRT Gain/Aspect Ratio
PIP-Heart Rate
IP-Rate Alarm Alurn-Actvated Record
PIP-Recordet Annoation/Res-Time Clock
PIP-Test Load
PIP.SyneSyne Annotation
IP-RecordeCRT Noise
PIP-Defib Disarm and CHARGE LEDs Check. 312
IP-Paddle Polarity : soc dH
PIP-Charge Time : Das
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PrP-Discharge Control.
PIP-Energy Dump
PIP-Charge Redaction
PIP-Detivered Enerey
PIP-CODE SUMMARY Report
PIP-Pacemaker PowerUp ..
PIP-Pacing Rate
PiP-Demand Pacing
PIP-Non-Demund Pacing
PIP-Pacing Leads Of
PIP-Leakage Current :
IP-Pacemaker Leads Detect Curent
PIP Checkist
‘Test and Calibration Procedure (ECP)
‘TCP-Puspose
‘TCP-Scope and Applicsbilty
‘TCP Definitions
‘TCP Requirements
‘TCP-Equipment Requirements
‘TCP-Test Equipment Verification
‘TCP-Workstation Requirements
‘TCP-Personnel
‘TeP.Noitage Cheeks...
‘TerLow Datery Trerbold Chocks
‘Monitoring Check
Defisilate Charge Check
TCP-Test Menu Access
‘TeP-Detbilator Calbration
‘TCP-Test Load Caliteation
‘TCP-Charge Te
‘TCP-Output Waveform
‘TCP-Display Calibration
‘TCP-Power Supply Calibration
‘TCP-Recorder Calibration
‘TCP-Reconder Frequency Response
‘TCP-CRT Frequency Response .
‘TCP-ECG Output.
‘TCP Pacemaker Cairation
“TCP-Pacemaker Curent and Waveform Ouipat
‘TCP Checklist
‘Troubleshooting Alas...
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Service and
Maintenance 4 jproduction 41
Battery Maintenance . v4
Recharging Batteries 41
Battery Maintenance Guidlines 142
Guidelines for Replacement Bates 42
Butery Capacity Check. 43
Recycling Bateries «2... 44
General Maintenance ..... pee
(Opzaton trom AC or BC Powe Source 44
‘Suip Chat Recorder 44
‘Loading Paper 45
Cleaning 45
Protecting Printouts 45
Fuse Replacement eas
Special Handling Procedures for Static Sensitive
Devices (SSDs)
Look foe SSD Symitot
Use Static Dissipative Mat
‘Wear Wr Sip
“Transport and Store PCBs Properly
‘Keep Work Area Statie-Fre «
“Test Work Area Routinely ..
Disassembly Procedures
attory Pack Removal
Front Panel Reze and Keypad Assembly Removal
Strip Chart Recorder Removal
(Case Separation
Power Conversion PCB Reaoval and Reassembly
‘Power Conversion PCB Removal
Power Coaversion PCB Reassembly
‘Main PCB Removal
Display PCB/CRT Assembly Removal
Power Supply Removal
nerconnect Pacing PCB Removal
Inspection Techniques
Exterior Inspection
Interior inspection
‘Tools and Materials for Cleaning and pa
Cleaning Procedures :
Extemal Cleaning.
Interior Cleaning
PCB Repair Precautions
Preparation for Storage or Shipping
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Parts Lists!
Schematics 5 troduction ae st
Pars List, ae 4
‘Component Layouts or Exploded Views 52
Schematic Diagrams... esssseess voces 32
How to Order Parts 52
‘Supplies and Accessories ss
pena nest
Component
Reference 6
Introduction 6A
‘Component Reference Diagrams 63
Index
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List of Figures
Description 1
Operation 2
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Figure 1-1
Figue 12
Figue 13
Figue 14
Figue 15
Figure 1-6
Rgue 17
Figue 1-8
Figue 19
Figue 1-10
Figure 1-11
Figure 1-12
Figue 13
Figue21
Figue 22
Figue23
Figue 24
Figure 2-5
Figue2-6
Figure 31
Figue 32
Figue 33
Figure 34
Figue 35
Figue 3-6
Figue 37
Figure 38
Figure 39
Figure 3.10
Figure 3.11
Figue 3.12
Figure 3-13
Figue 3.14
Figure 3.15,
Figure 3.16
Figure 3.17
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Functional Block Disa
Power Coavesion PCE Block Diagram
Intteonnect Pacing PCB Block Diagram
‘Main PCB Block Diagram,
Preamp Timing .
Echo Period
(Contro Line Ting
(Character Cel Locauons
Video intensity
Printhead Assembly...
Display PCBICRT Assenbly Block “aga
Display Seanning
‘ront Panel Controls and Indicators
Rear Panel Contos, Inccators, and Connectors
‘Test Menu
‘Setup Mena
{nfo Meme
‘Clock Se Display
Power-OnDisplay ..
‘Test Mem
Setup Mena
Display with Flatline ECG Trace
ImV CAL Pulse...
‘Example of CODE SUNMARY Printout |
Teg Comectons or Ground Resistance
“Test Senp for Pacemaker Leads Detect Curent
‘Test Connector 3
‘Test Mem
Output Waveform
Display PCB Assembly Poentiometr Locations
Power Supply Calibration
Recorder Calibration Adjustments Location
“Test Signal Setup for Function Generator
Pacemaker Calibration Test Load Serup
Pacing Pulse Waveform
AN Rh Resoved
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18
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14
15
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14
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13s
138,
140
140
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3.29
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‘Service and
Maintenance
Paris Lists!
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5
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Figure 4.2
Figure 4.3
Figure 4-4
FigueS-1
Figure $2
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Figure 5-4
Figure 5-5
Figure 5-6
Figure 5-7
Figure 5-8
Figure 5.9
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Figure $-12
Figure 5.13
Figure 5-14,
Figue 5.15
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Figure 5.17
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Figure 5.20
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Figure 5.22
Figure 5:23
Figure 5:24
Figure 5.25
Figure 5.26
Figure 5.27
Figure 5-28
Figure 5-29
Figure 5:30
Figure 531
Figure 532
Front Panel Removal 4
Conseco Locations 49
Cometons for Discharging Capacitors on the
Pome Conversion PCH Assembly on
LIEEPAK 9 dtitllamositpactnaer
Shpping Assembly an
LIREPAK SP dettsaeontoracnser
inal Assembly sat
Iereomect Digan sn
MainPCD Asembly 52
ower Supply PCB Assembly 531
Power Cnveson PCB Assembly 40
Tneronaect Pacing PCB Assembly 550
Keypad Assen 555
‘eat Panel Membrane Swit Riess
‘wip Chart Recorder Assembly 558
Transfer Relay Asembly 5-00
Paddle Asembiy S61
Display PORCRT Assembly 54
Power Suply PCB/AC ReestaceGround
Wire Hames sn
Power Conversion FCB/Power 8
PCB/Battery Wire Harness oe S74
Batery SensorPower Supply
PCB Wire Harness | 5-75,
‘ign Voge Connector Cable Assembly vo 576
Main PCB/ispny Cable Assembly sn
‘Main PCH/Reconder Cable Assembly 578
Inverconnet Pacing PCBYKeypad Cable
‘Assembly me ue 579
‘Main PCB/Patient Connector Wie Harness... 5.80
AC ReceptacerGround Wire Harness sat
[AC Receptacle Wire Hares 581
“est Load CotacRessioe Wie Harness...” 582
Power Conversion PCB/Reed
Assy Wire Harness 5.82
Power Conversion PCB/Dump Relay Wice
Tienes 583
Porer Conenion ACHIChage Ray Negative
‘Wire Harness: ee ae 54
Power Conversion PCH/Chargs Rey Posve
‘ee Hor 584
Main PC/Sterum iy We Hess 545
Main PCB/Apex Relay Wire Harness 545
‘Storage CapeeitorPostiveRelay Wire Harness. 5-86
Songs Cron Neate Wie Hares «5.36
ECG Out Wice Harness
‘At Ra ase
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Figure 5.34
Figure 5-35,
Figure 5-36
Figure -37
Figure 5-38,
Figure 5-39
Figure 5-40
Figure 5-41
Component «6 = Figue6-t
Reference Figure 62
Diagrams Figue 63
Figue 6-4
Figure 6-5
Figue 6-6
Figure 67
Figure 6-8
Figue 69
Figure 6-10
Figure 6-11
Figure 6-12
Figure 6-13,
Figure 6-14
Figure 6-15,
igure 6-16
Figure 6-17
Figure 6-18
Figure 6-19
Figure 6-20,
Figure 6-21,
Figure 6-22
Figure 6-23
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“Main PCB/Speaker Wire Haress
Power Supply BrackevGround Wire Hames.
‘Connector Receptale/Pacing Cable Assembly
Recorder/Bracket Ground Wie Harness
Detibilaion Adaper .....s.e ++.
‘Test Loud High Vollage Wire Harness (WI)
‘Test Load High Voltage Wire Haress (W2)
Pushbuton Switch Wire Hares...
High Voltage Connector Cable Assembly
Batter
‘AID Converter
D/A Convener
Dual DIA Converter
Counter.
Counter.
Font EPROM
DFlip-Fop
DFip-Fop
Dlip-Fop
DEFp-Fop
JERFlp-Flop
‘Microprocessor
Multiplexer
Muttivbeaoe
“Multvibratoe
Ositaoe
Pulse-Width Modataae
Pulse-Widh Modalaor
Display RAM
Video RAM
Shit Register
Analog Site
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List of Tables
Description 1 ‘Table I] —_LIFEPAK 9P defbrilaorimonitorpacemaker
Specifications
Table 12 Main PCB Functional Ceuits
Table 1-3 Preamp Pulse Wiens
‘Table 4 Dispay/Recorder Pacing Microprocessor
O Lines 132
Operation === Table2-1__Front Panel Cons and Indicators 2a
‘Table22 Rear Panel Contos, Indicators and Connectors .. 2-6
Testing 3 Tahle3-1_— PIP Test Equipment
Tble32 Delivered Energy Tolerances 3s
Thble33 Maximum Leakage Current for 120Vac and 0H. 3-20
Tuble34 Maximum Leakage Current for 230Vac and SOH2 3-20
Table3-5 Test and Calibration Test Bguipent 324
Tudte3-6 Power Conversion PCB Voltage Checks 3.26
Tubte$7 Low Bauery Taresno1as 27
‘Table 38 _Defibsilator Calibration Measurement Ranges -.. 3-31
‘Table3.9 Current and Waveform Levels 344
Tble3.9 Error Codes 3.46
‘Service and 4 ‘Tobie 41 Inspection Techniques : 413
Maintenance Tile 4-2 ‘Tools and Materials for Cleaning and Repair... 4-14
Parts Lists! 5 ‘TubleS-1 _LIFEPAK 9P deftilatorimonitor/pacemaker
Schematics “Major Assemblies ise
‘Table 5.2 Defibrillaion Adapter Asembles 4
‘Table 53 Reference Designator Key : 4
‘Table $4 Supplies and Accessories 55
6 Table 1 Component Reference Diagrams ot
Component
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Introduction ‘This safety information includes tems and symbols used inthis manual o¢
‘on the equlpment to alert both operating and service personnel of
recommended precautions in care, use and handling of this specialized
‘medical equipment.
Refer to NFPA (National Fre Protection Association) 99-1990, Health Care
-Faclties, and NFPA 70.1990, Nationa! Eletrical Code, fr specific
guidelines onthe standards and practices for health-care instruments and
environments
ne
Terms Certain terms are used inthis manual, or onthe equipment. Familiarize
yourself with their definigons and significance
Danger:
‘Warning:
Caution:
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Immodiate hazards which will result in severe personal inary
cor death,
Hazards or unsate practices which could result in severe
personal injry or death,
Hazards or unsafe practices which could est in minor
personal nary or product damage
Points of particular interes for more efficient or convenient
{nsrument operation. Additional information or explanation
‘concerning the subject under discussion.
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Warnings
Shock Hazard
Possibie arcing and
Peddle Damage
Possible Fire o
Explosion
Safety Hazard
Electrical Hazard and
Possible Equipment
Failure
‘Shock or Fire Hazard
Possible Equipment
Damage
Following are descriptions of general hazard and unsafe practices that could
result in death, severe inary oF product damage. Specific warnings and
‘uutons not appearing inthis section are found throughout the manual,
‘When charged and discharged, the LIPEPAK 9P defibrillatox/onito/
pacemaker discharges up t0 360 of eecrical energy trough the efbrlator
adles. Unless discharged properly as desribed in this manual, his
clerical energy may cause personal injury or death. Do not atempt to
perform this procedure unless you are thoroughly falar with te operation
ofthe LIFEPAK 9P defiilatorhmonitorfpacemaker and al accessories.
‘When discharging te defibelator into te Internal test load, make sure the
standard pales are securely and propery stored inthe pale storage sea
(STERNUM pale onthe le, APEX paddle onthe right). Tis helps prevent
arcing and formation of pis on paddle electrode surfaces. Ped or damaged
dle electrode surfaces can case patient skin buras during deflation
‘Use care when operating this device close to oxygen sources (uch as
‘bag-valve-mask devices or ventilator tohing) and Nammable gases and
anesthetics
Do not mount the product dieetly above the patient, Place the product ina
locaton where i cannot harm th patient iit shoud fall fom its self or
‘other mounting location.
Do not operate equipment using damaged cables and wies. Broken or
frayed wires, or loose snap fitings may cause interference or loss of signal
and posible equipment failure, Perform frequent electical and visual
inspections on cables and wires. Pay particular attention to the pint at
hich the wires enter the terminals, Repeated flexing t these polnts
eventually causes te wie strands to break
‘Do not immerse any potion ofthe instrument in water or other Mids. Avoid
spilling any Muds on the instrument o acessories.
‘Do not sterilize this product, Stelization environments can cause serious
damage. Do not autoclave or gus sterilize accessories unless manufacturer
Instructions clearly anprove it
Age Resoned (© cxtbar 100 Pryo-Cona Coporaion Safety Rsk Do not substinne accessories. Use only reconmended accesories listed in
‘Table $-4 shown on page S-S. Substitution may cause the instrument to
vor improperly.
‘Shock or Fire Hazard Make sure that al equipment isiterconnected safely in accordance with
[NFPA (National Fire Protection Associaton) 70-1990, National Electrical
Code,
‘Note: Within cern governmental jsdicions, all interconnected
accessory equipment mut be labeled by an approved testing
laboratory. Iris important that you ery and observe the required
‘applications in your location. Chect leakage current and
grounding requirements afer interconnecting this instrument with
‘acessory equipment.
Symbols ‘Any or all ofthe following symbols may appzar in his manual or onthe
equipment:
‘State Sensitive Device ($SD)
«ip
‘Adional information in Section 6, Component References
DANGER —high voltage preseat
ATTENTION —refer to manual for more information
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Defibrillation protected, type CF patient connection
Defibilation protected, type BF patient connection
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(On Power: connection tothe AC mains)
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General Information
Service
Information
Before attempting to clean or repair any assembly in this instrument, the
tectnician shoud be familiar withthe information provided in Section 4,
Service and Maintenance
be instrument hasbeen dropped, damaged or abused, a qualified
technician should compete the Performance Inspection Procedure (PIP)
In Section 3, begining on page 3-1, to confirm whether dhe instrument is
‘operating within specifications. 1f calibration or more extensive testing is
‘equied, «qualified technician can perform the Test and Calibration
Procedure (TCP) in Section 3. Componest replacement and interoal
adjustments must be performed only by service personnel qualified by
appropriate taining and experience
‘Use of non-Physio-Control defibrillation elecrodes, bateies, accesories, oF
adapter devices may void Safety Agency Certifications and waranty,
For assistance in servicing the instrument inthe US, call Physo-Contro at
1-800-442-1142, Inher counties contact the lea! Physlo-Control
representative.
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Effective ‘The effective publication date for exh page ofthis manual i sted below.
Publication
Dates Title Page Date
“Taemark and Warranty ‘Oataber 1993)
‘Table of Contents i tha vili October 1993
List of Figures x tha (October 1993
List of Tables xi October 1993
Safety Information xii tru xv October 1993
‘Terms xi October 1993
Warnings iv (October 1993
Symbols wv October 1993
Genera formation avi thru xix October 1993
Service wi October 1993
Etfecive Publication Dates ail cer 1993
Configuration Information xvi October 1993
Content Overview ax October 1993
1 Description 11 dha 1-42 October 1993,
2 Operation 21 thea 240 October 1993
3 Testing 31 thru 3-47 October 1993
4 Seevice and Malitenance 41 thw 417 October 1993
5 Part List!Schematics 5-1 thru 5-97 October 1993
6 Component Reference GL thru 6-14 October 1993
Index Index-I thru Index-7 October 1993
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Information rumbers, Te assembles appear inthe same ode 8 Table 5-1
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Power Supply PCD Asenly 80972601 Ong
ower Conveson PCB Asembly somun ——De
Inercmnect Pacing PCB Asenly smn
eypd Assemtly 09 83
Ree Pnel Sith Membrane sosisem —Oned
Sip Cha Reser Aseiy wou me
“TeaferRelayAssenly fone uo
Pade Asenbly wos
Display PCBICRT Asebly somes as
ower Soply PCBIAC ReseptclGrond Wie Hares (W1) fora
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atery SesrPowe Soply PCB Wie Hares (3) somos as
igh Voge Caner Cae Asemy (WS) worsens
Main PCA PCB Cale Asenbly (5) search
Main PCRMRcorde Cite Ase WO) fovrr.40 Ont
Inerconmet Pacing PCB Keypad Cale Ase (W7) fossa Oneh
Main PCBPaten Comer Wie Hames (W8) soma BS
‘AC RecepnltGround Wir Hames (#9) foros
AC Receptacle Wire Hares (WI0) sores Bs
“et Lond ContciResstor Wie Hares (W11) sors Bs
Power ConvenionPCBIREed Ase Wie Hares (WI2) sors
ower Conversion PCH/Dang Rely We Hares (WIS) sare Bs
Power Comenion PCBICare Ret Neaive Wie Haness(Wi4) «STAR. S
Power Oonenion FCB Relay Positive We Hares (15) samei0 Bs
Main PCDSemn Rely We Hares (W18) mame ws
Maio POB/Ape Rely Wa Hares (WIT) amen Bs
Storage Copco Posey We Hares (W18) mmen Bs
Songs Capctor Neale Wie Hanes (18) sors
0G Ow Wie Hares (920) womets os
Main PCBSpeaer Wie Hares (21) fosreis Bs
Power uplyBeacoGound Wie Hares (2) torn Ss
Comes Resetceacng Cable Assembly (2) rooms os
Recoderacket Goud Wie Hare (W20 sore) Bs
xvi ‘ht Reson (© cout 129 Myae-Cone Copan ‘Assembly Name ‘Number Rev
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‘Test Load High Volage Wie Hamess m7; AL
‘Test Load High Volage Wie Harness sosreot AL
‘Pushbuton Switch Wie Hames wos7s05 AL
High Votiage Cameco Cable Assembly 07560
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Content Overview This manual consis the following information:
Section 1 Description: ‘This section details bow th instrument works. Input signals,
‘ower supplies, PCB functions, and instrament ourpus are desribed. Each
‘PCB circuit description is accompanied by a block diagram to ilustate the
‘major circuits. Circuit names in these bck diagrams also appear inthe
appropriate schematics in Section 5.
Section 2 ‘Operation: This section familiares the user with basic equipment function
denies Contos, ndiators, and Connectors, nd sereen men options.
“This section is not intended to instruct he operator in the clinical se ofthe
Instrument; such detailed istractions are provided in the separate Operating
Insiructions manual,
Section 3 ‘Testing/ Troubleshooting: his section contains the Performance Inspection
Procedure (PIF)—sequenual steps to tollow when performing an operanenat
,
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Introduction ‘This section describes the general fectures, pzifcation, functions, and
theory of operation ofthe LIFEPAK 9P defibillatormonitox/pacemake,
“The section i divided into thee pts:
‘© Physical Description describes general features and lists specications
‘* Functional Description briefly describes he function ofthe major
assemblies
‘© Theory of Operation provides circuit descripons fo the major
‘component level,
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Physical ‘The LIFEPAK 9P defitiltornontoxfpaceraer, shown in Figure 1-1,
Description roves de defibilation, synchronous cardicverson, Cathode Ray Tube
(CRI) monitor screen asp chart recorder, ead eletrocantigram (BCG)
‘monitoring, hear rate display and alarms, mutiple ener selection, external
pacing, and CODE SUMMARY cntcal event record. The ECG signal is
‘eteced though paint cable electrodes, QUIK-LOOK detilation
paddles, or FAST-PATCH disposable defbilaon ectodes.
‘The instrument operates on ether ac power ot intemal battery power. The
sealed lea-acidbatery, accessible from the hotiom ofthe instrument allows
temporary operation during a power failure or disconnection, With the
instrument plugged into ac power and the rear panel power switch 09, te
tery continually recharges even with de font panel power of.
“The front pane! pushbuttons provide conto fo mos functions. Charge and
discharge pushbutons ae located onthe defibiliator pads. Four
rear-panel pushbuttons contol the QRS audic volume a callbration pulse,
and the real-time clock
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‘The CRT monitor screen provides ano-fae BCG display with a sweep rate
(0f25 tmm/second. The monitor screen displays heat rte, QRS inestor,
selecied ead, ECG gala, heart-ate violations, status messages, deflator
and pacing information, syne markers, and operation status. Additional
‘menus allow access to power-on default parameters, dlagnostc test, and
configuration information
‘The defibilator delivers a controlled monophasic de deibrillatng pulse to
‘he patient with seletabe energy levels ranging from 0 10 360 joules. Bodh
the selected energy andthe available energy ate displayed on the monitor
sereea. Defibilaion pukes may be delivered trough standard pales,
clip-on posterior ot pease paddles, or optional FASTEPATCH disposable
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Figure 1-11. Printhead Assembly
Paper Out Sense. System microprocessor U30is informed ofthe presence
‘or absence of paper by alight emitingdlode and photo transistor sensor in
the recorder. UT and RIS provide basing so the recorder paper reflective
properties wil be detected
Printhead Resistance Evaluation. The Printhead Resistance Evaluation
‘route acive only when the instrament i in motor spood elation mods.
‘When the moto speed calibration test runs, the Display/Recorder/Pacing
microprocessor start energizing the printhead dos,
“The measured peinhead resistance used together with printhead temperature
nd volage during printing determines te optimum duty eyele ofthe
‘printhead. ‘The printhead duty cycle i theme period that the printhead dows
‘are energized; his i regulate by the width of the piesa steobe pulse, SB
(see Figure 1-11), Ifthe stobe pulse is too short, the print will be ght fit
4 too Jong, the excessive heat onthe dot will greatly shorten the life ofthe
printhead. "The System microprocessor monitors the plahead resistance,
battery voltage and printhead temperature, and calculates the opium
printhead strobe wid
‘Monitoring the curent though the printhead while increasing the number of
ots tuned on determines the prindzad resistance. As the ramber of dos
‘ured on increases, the combined resistance ofthe petbead decreases.
Comparator U2A monitors the load on the VHD line at pin , though curent
sence resistor R27 and voltage divider R13 and R16. The VBATT lie is
‘monitored at pin 4 through voltage dividers R10 and RIS. AS the load om the
printhead increases, dhe voltage across R16 decreases. When the volige
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scoss R16 drops lover than he voltage aos RIS, U2A switches tow. Tis
‘es the Disply/RecorterPacig micopocesor io sop seating sobe
signals tothe Recorder Gate Araya the STROBE input. The
DisplayfRecodePcing microprocessor then determines he raed
sistance fom te number of os tune on and pases his infomation fo
the Systom microprocessor
‘Leads OM Detection. The display/recodet/pacing microprocessor UL
‘monitors leads off signal from optical coupler UI2 onthe Imteonmnect
Pacing PCB. A low on LEADS OFF inceates patient impedance exceeds
(6k and UI sends a signal othe display to alert the operator.
Pacing Current Delivery The displaycorderpacing microprocessor UL
‘controls the delivery of pacing curent. PACER POWER activates th pacer
power supply. A high on IP FEEDBACK ftom the Interconnect PCB
‘confirms current deliver through te pacing cable. A low varabe length
‘duty cycle PACE COMMAND pulse (fom UI pin 15) determines the ouput
‘current Level
ECG Out (J29). The ECG signal proviced by this creat is produce for
‘splay onan external monitor andis separate from the ECG signal seen on
the dsplay or recorder. Data fom Ul isconverted to an analog signal by
DAC USI, The signa Is centered around 3.75V and amplified hy the
noninverting two-poleIow-pas filter US2A. US2A also amplifies the
signal and provides buffering to drive th: high-pass filter C123 and R192.
(C123 and R192 provide AC coupling and ouipt impedance capable of
ving an exeral device with ipl impedance of 2540. Hott panel LUG
SIZE adjusts BCG out gain, When ECG size is X1.0, ECG out gains
1Via.
‘Speaker Drive (J35). Tone frequency Stas sent fom the system
microprocessor U30 to DAC USI. The >oaverted output to op-amp US2B,
(Q14, and QIS eeives a 4W, 80.speaker. An internal oscillator in U30
‘provides four tone frequencies. Adjust QRS tone volume from the ear panel
Sitch, Tone volume from Ul Is sent DAC USI
Display PCBICAT ‘The Display PCBICRT Assembly (Figue 1-12) is composed of a CRT and
Assembly (803706) the Moaitor PCB Assembly. The Monitor PCB assembly processes video
{information and synchronization signals from the Mala PCB and displays the
{formation onthe CRT. The incoming signals are Video 1, Video 2, and
‘synchronization signals Pampe Syne anc Raster Syac
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“Two separate cirats provide horizontal and vertical CRT beam deflection,
‘The CRT raster consists of 768 scan lines in one complet frame with 256
pixels pe line. ‘The CRT screen s scanned by a vertical raster, botom to top
and ef to right (we Figure 1-13). There i no iteriacing during the aster
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Vio Signal Arplfiar This circuit receives video informatio atthe Video {and Video 2 inputs,
controlling the voltage tothe CRT cathode at he video output 1902 pin 2).
‘The input to Video | and Video 2s supplied fom the Display Gate Array on
the Main PCB at TTL voltage levels. The ouputs of UAOLA, UAO1B, and
|UdOIC provid biasing for Q401, easing Q401 to conduct and supply a
‘nominal +40V to te video ouput. Four levels of video intensity ae
available by switching the otputs of 401A, U401B, and UADIC.
Brightness adjustable through Video Gain, RAO
Frame Swoop Generator A deflection hybrid IC, UO, hives the frame yoke to sweep the CRT
‘during horizontal retrace, The Dspay Gate Array onthe Main PCB supplies
‘nominal 0H synchronizing signa, Frame Sync, for his circu,
‘To sweep the CRT accurately, UO1requies biasing by a umber of external
‘components. The RC combination, R105, R106, and C102, sts the
frequency ofthe hybrid internal oselator. Horizontal Hold, R106, conrols
‘horizontal ling. Horizontal With, RIL, controls the width adjustment
and Horizontal Linearity, R113, calfrates the CRT bear Uinearity. R128
senses deflection current and provides feedback to U101 pin 100 help
contol both width and inearity. RIN7 and C112 form a damping crit to
eliminate yoke ringing (oseilation.
Paste Scan sellaor The Raster Scan Osilator sets the sweep frequency for the Raster Generator
and the switching frequency for the Raster Voltage Generator power supply.
‘The circuits designed around voltze regulator U20.
‘The voltage regulator osilatr frequency is se to about S2KFzby the Raster
shal, This signals sent from the Display Gate Array onthe Main PCB (0
(Q201, causing Q201 to conduct and pass the signal to U201 pin 5. Resistor
[R217 and capacitor C203 function an RC network, sowing the cuenta
power-on. Resistor R209 decouples the +1SV supply voltage so that display
‘Size will be minimally affected by changes inthe +1SV supply.
Input overvliage protectin s provided by Q201, Q202, and D201. Lee
‘npat voltage rises to 18V or greater, D20I stars fo conduct. This signal
forward-bases Q208 which roues i othe gate of Q202. When Q202
‘conducts, it inhibits the internal osclatr in U201 by applying +SV tothe
input at pin,
Verical Size, R224, controls the width ofthe pulse fom the output stage of
[U201 which determines th amount of energy delivered to transformer T30L.
asta Volage Generator The Restr Vollage Generator supp the input voltage for the primary of
‘T301 as well as overall CRT bias velages. The input signal forthe circuit
‘comes fom the output of voltage regulator U201 pin 10 in the Reser Sean
Oscillator circuit.
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‘The Reser Voltage Generator circuit is designed around transformer TSO
and transistors Q501 and Q502. The esilating output of U201 drives QS01,
‘providing addtional current for QS02. The output of QS02 ses the voltage
for the primary of T301. The +1SV inpt at TSO pin 4 produces +15V (30V
total) output at pin 5. A tap at TSO pin 6 supplies +24V. The secondary
‘winding on TI adds +14V to boost the +24V to +40V output at TSO1 pin 8
‘This voltage provides a ground reference for biasing G1, G2, and G4,
Vertical defection forthe raster yoke Is provided by the Raster Generator
‘rout, Because of high current and voltage requirements, the vertical
‘deflection circuit consists of discrete componens, forming & resonant circuit.
‘The Raster Generator, like the Raster Vollage Generator, is ive from the
Raster Scan Oscillator creat. The Raster Generator circuit includes
transformer T301, which s shared with he CRT Bias Genertor ad provides
‘the drive signal for the S8mH yoke coil. This creates the vertical scan drive
for the CRT.
‘The Display Gate Array onthe Main PCB supplies the synchronizing signal,
Raster, which s passed to voltage regulator U201. The output of U201 pin 9
‘causes 0204 to conduct, providing adionalcuret for Q20S. The ouput
‘0f Q20 controls he charge and discharge of C208 through C212. The
precise values of these capacitors are essential for maintaining the proper
resonance while charping and discharging. Transform T30| provides high
voltage for charging the capacitors,
‘The CRF Bias Generator supplies half-wave ecified voltage forthe CRT
node and grid fom te output of transformer T3O1. It provides up to -150V
{or bas of Gi, upto +700V for bias of G2 and Gt, and between +8 5kV and
“FILGRY for anode bias. Master Brighmess, R302, adjust the beighiness
‘which largely determines the general background brightness ofthe CRT,
Focus, R306, adjusts the Toes,
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Introduction ‘This section provides information about dhe basic operation of the
instrument, Its not Intended to instruct an operator inte einical use of the
instrument. For clinical use, ree to the separate Operating Instructions
‘manual, This section includes information about the following:
Front Panel Controls and Iadeators, including Paddles Area
‘Rear Panel Contos, Indicators, and Connectors
Option Setings, including selt-tes and poweron default settings
(Cock Setting Proce,
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Controls and LIFEPAK 9P detibitazo/montoxpacemaker controls and indlctors are
Indicators ‘denied in Figures 2-1 and 2-2 and described inthe coresponding Tables
21 and2-2
‘Note: PusNoutons are indicated in sans-serif CAPITAL LETTERS and
displayed messages ae indcared in BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS,
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Control or indicator
‘ON
‘V LEAD SELECTA
‘v ENERGYA
SELECT
VECGa
Size
Function
“Toggles power on anf off Power-on laminates he LED,
“elects PADDLES input o patient cae Teads (STD, LEAD I,
LEAD, or LEAD I, Switches selected lead display to reverse
video and advances the next ead selection. Defaults to LEAD I
at power-on unless PADDLES is specified in the Setup Menu.
‘Displays the energy selection range incrementally. Select LOW on
the high ange menu to display the low range selections from 0109
Joules, Select HIGH na the low range menu to display the high
ange selection from o 360 jules. Selecting OF inhibits energy
‘harping. Presing daring charging or prior to energy transfer
aust sored energyto discharge internally.
‘Changes the displayed ECG size to reverse video and increases or
“decreases the guin bs one seting, ECG size is adjustable from
‘02cminV to 4Qem/aV. Detualts to gain of X10 st power-on
Ailes gain of €CG OUTPUT.
S—GHARGE ~~ Titiates cenbiaon charge cycle. Existing detibaaor sams
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CHARGE
HR ALARM
‘CODE SUMMARY
‘SYNC
RECORD
message is replaced with X9X JOULES CHARGING message,
‘where 300 splays he stored energy as it ramps upto the selected
value. LED flashes during charge. At charge completion XXX
SOULES AVAILABLE message csplays while LED remains on
‘Displays he preset alan Tits In reverse video and ights the
LLED. Repeated pressing incrementally steps through all thee pairs
of default limit selecions as defined in he Setup Menu (etry
preset defuts are 15040, 12060, and 16050).
‘Stans the recorder which pins a summary of erleal event
{formation (Gebrilaion/cardioversion event, beart rat alarm
violations, and selected ECG segments). Pressing pushbutton
again tops recorder,
‘Aativates syne mode message display and LED light LED flashes
with each QRS detection. Pressing SYNC again returns to
defbiiat asynchronous) mode and tums off the LED.
9 RECORD Totes the recorder and off
Tie CR Display Noa CRT apa.
(CRT DIsay
(QRS Tadiat
Heat Rate
1G race moves from right Te
“Heart symbol flashes with each QRS detection
THY “Hieur Rate Displays digital QRS rate 20 0 300Hpm).
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“Heat Rate
‘Alarm Limits
‘Display indicaors fe igiviow heat ate alarm setings. Liniis
‘ean be adjusted throegh the Setup Menu, Limits fash and alarm
‘sounds if violated.
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Control or Indicator
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Calibated ECG 6:
Function
Display Tacos ead wee.
‘Display indicates actual ECG gun selected:
17 Status Message Display Provides operating status information:
7
SYNC MODE
FOR SYN
USE LEADS
NOPAPER
Low BATTERY:
CONNECT Ac POWER.
SERVICE
JOULES SELECTED
Indicator
‘BATT CHAG indicator
Recorder
PACER
Indicates the synchronous mode is activated.
"ashes ifthe SYNC pushbutton is pressed snd the PADDLES
lead is selected wih the standard paddles connected (he
synchronous mode may not be used with he PADDLES lead
sleced and standard paddles connected),
‘lass if the recorder is activated but no papers iasalled, The
recorder will not operate witout paper
Appears if he defibilatormoaitor i powered by battery and
the battery voltage is low. As soon as this message appets,
‘conect the defibrillatorinontor to ae power for coatauous
‘operation and to recharge the batery.
Indicates the internal slF- diagnostic software has detected a
fault status conttion. Refer wo page 3-46 for more information.
8 Brergy Selection Display Seiecuon fom high energy range show. Press ENERGY SELECT
to display the high enerpy range mena. Selet LOW to display the
low energy range menu, Energy selection range stays on seen for
10seconds following the lst energy level selected or until essing
nother pushbutton.
On-screen indication of selecied eeray level a jules. Number
increases up o selected energy level as charpng occurs, Deals
to 2005 at power-on,
Tadates battery is charging:
‘Records BCG and annotation in delay BCG mode only. Prints date,
time, syne mode (if active), ECG lead, ECG gain, and bear rae
Print selected energy and defibilation node during defitlaion.
Recor automatically for 16 seconds whenever a ear rate alam
olan occurs.
Pressing pashbtfon starts pacing Func and Tigi pacemaker
LED, Defaults to DEMAND pacing, Stop pacing by doing one of
the following: press PACER again, reduce current to OA. press
ENERGY SELECT, charge the defibrillator, or press analyze or
‘charge on the LIFEPAK 9 Shock Advisory Adapter, Pacemaker
LED flashes with each pacemaker pulse,
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Table 2-1 Front Panel Controls and Indicators (cont.)
Hem __ Control or indicator Function
BW RATE __ Sees pacing rate rom 400 170 pulses per minute payin
7 CURRENT
PADDLES AREA
25 Paticat Cable Connector
726 STERNUM Padale
10ppm inerements. Pressing the up symbol increases the ate;
pressing the down symbol decreases the ae. Ifa pacing lead
‘isconnets,the ppm seting remains andthe pacing eurent
automatically returns to Om.
"Turing rotary conroliacreases or doreaes pacomalr cueat
Current selection is OmA oF TmA to 200mA in ImA increments.
“Turing lockwise increases the current turning couterclockwise
decreases the current. If pacing electrode disconnects or the
4s interrupted, he curent automatically returns to OMA.
‘Connection for 6-pin patient cable.
‘eribrillaion electrode with one Gischarge pushbuton, usually
‘place to lef of sermur (patient's ight). Also serves as negative
[ECG electrode during QUIK-LOOK paddle monitoring.
aT APEX Padaie__Deeibeiatonelecrode with QUIR-CHARGE control (CHARGE)
nd one discharge pushutton, usually placed near cardiac apex.
‘Also serves as postive ECG elecrode during QUIK-LOOK paddle
monitoring,
Te CHARGE (QUIK— "Momentary pushbutonto charge detibaliator from APEX pada, —
(CHARGE contol)
Charge indicator
So Discharge Pushbutons
‘TED lashes daring charpe and plows weadlly when energy has
reached selected level.
‘Pshbutions to dscharp> energy. Bail postbatons must be
presced simultaneously o deliver energy othe paddles. ENERGY
WILL NOT BE DELIVERED UNLESS THE INSTRUMENT IS,
FULLY CHARGED TO SELECTED LEVEL.
a1 Pacing Cable Connasior Receptacle fr connecting pacing cable. Use Piysio-Contral
‘31 Pacing Cable Comecior
pacing cable part number 802905,
SF“ Message Display Ingleates the folowing: DEMAND PACING, NON-DEWAND
32 Mewage Dapay
35 Pacing Puls Display
Pacing Curent Display
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PAGING, PACING STOPPED, PACER FAULT, PACING LEADS
OFF, USE ECG LEADS, CHARGE REMOVED, or ENERGY
FAULT,
Taaleats pacing paies per minute (ppm. Defaulis to Cpa each
time the pacemaker is ened on
Thaleaes the pacing euent sting a miliaps (HAY. Detaulis to
(Oma each ime the pacemaker i turned on
“300 defbrilator test foad._Metal contacts (aot shown n pales
‘storage are) forrceiving defibilaon discharge ener fom
pada.
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Table 2-2_Rear Panel Controls, Indicators, and Connectors:
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‘Ground
ECG OUTPUT
“AC Power Conner
Fuse Cover
Power
“uneiton
Pashbuttons for seing Oe Fale clock
Pressing once selects the clock sertng mode. Pressing repeatedly
Selects minutes, hou, year, month, day fields. Presing again exits the
lock setting mode.
Pressing advances the value display in the selected clock set fl
Pressing the wp or down seollpushbufoninereases or decreases the
(QRS volume. ‘The list Sting s retained when power sof.
Pressing displays a im calibration signal on the CRT and reso
Equipoeatal ground ie pont
"ECG oot connector, [Vin oujpa wih ECG gain of T (ress
EOG SIZE to set gun),
‘AC power connector
“Acosss pane for changing fas -
‘Rocker switch tums ac line power on () orf (}, Oa some modelea
ips installed which oc this switch in the on poston.
9 NORCDEMAND Selects non-demand (asynchronous) pacing. Pressing the pushbutton a
PACE second time returns the instrument to DEMAND pacing
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‘Option Settings The LIFEPAK 9P destiateimontoepacemaker incades software which
allows the user to inate sels, change stings and power-on defalts
such as anguage an hea rate arn ims, and examine system dat,
‘Aces forall of hese options is ganed hough be peel Test Mena
hich den allows access othe Setup Mena or Info Ment. All mens and
option are deserved below.
Test Menu ‘The Test Menu is the top level mens which allows acess to the seltests and
the two other menus, th Setup Meru andthe Info Menu. To access the Test
‘Menu, do the following:
| Make sure the deibrillator/monitorfpacemaker power is off
‘Simultaneously press and hold LEAD SELECT and HR ALARM, then
ress ON.
2, Continue holding LEAD SELECT and HR ALARM until the message
SELECTED TEST: and a ist of tests ae displayed as shown in
Figure 2-3. This information isthe Test Menu
Figure 2-3. Test Menu
‘The Test Menu allows access othe five se-tests (KEYPAD, DEFIB,
DISPLAY, RECORDER and PACER), te Info Menu (INFO), andthe Setup
‘Mem (SETUP), The slf-tests ae executed a pst ofthe Peformance
Inspection Procedure and the Testa Calibration Procedure and are
‘described in detail in Section 3. The Info Menu an the Setup Menu are
described inthe following paragraphs.
‘Tout the Test Menu and return to normal operation, press V EOG SIZE to
Scroll down to EXTT, then press HRALARW,
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‘Setup Menu
‘The Setup Menu allows you to examine and change various operating
setings such as the Tangosge, notch fers, heart rate alarm Limits, andthe
alarm volume. To aecess te Setup Men, do the following
1, ist, access the Test Mena by turning power of, Then simultaneously
pres and hold LEAD SELECT and HR ALARM while pressing ON.
2, After the Test Menu appears as shown in Figure 2-3, press W ECG SIZE
to scroll dowa to SETUP, Then press HR ALARM to display the Setup
‘Menu a shown in Figure 2-4
‘SeecteD
ies
Figure2-4_ Setup Menu
“The aiferent option stings ar as follows:
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, or SPANISH
RECORDER: © MONitor or DIAGnostic
NoToH: ‘sottz oc 60Hz
LEADS NOTCH: YES ocNO
PADDLES or LEAD I!
3 Limits canbe configured from the following
"anges: 80bpm to 240hpm and 20pm to 100bpm,
110 8 (A shor tone sounds with each level change
to indicate the selected volume)
3. Press HR ALARM to scroll trough the selections. Press W ECG SIZE A.
to serol trough the diferent option setings.
4. Aner you choose the desied option sting, press HR ALARM again to
‘store the sting and move to the next selection, Whatever options are
selected become the power-on default setings
‘5. Toeritihe Setp Menu and return to the Test Mem, ress LEAD
SELECT. To exit the Test Menu and return to normal operation, pes
‘¥ ECG SIZE to scroll down to EXIT, then press HR ALARM,
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Info Menu ‘The Info Menu allows you to examine the manufacturing date and EPROM
revision numbers, and to examine and clear the numberof defbilator
Aischages recorded and fault sts codes recorded. To acess the Info
‘Menu, do the following:
1, Firs, acess the Test Menu, Tun power off, then simultaneously press
snd hold LEAD SELECT and HR ALARM wile pressing ON,
2, After the Test Mens appear as shown in Figure 2-3, press W ECG SIZE
{0 roll down to INFO. Then press HR ALARM io display the Info
‘Ment as shown in Figure 2S
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Figure 2-8. Info Menu
aut ‘Manutsturing date (user cannot change)
SYSTEMREV: Revision amber for sytem microprocessor
EPROM; changes automatically with any EPROM.
‘update (see cannot change),
DISPLAY REV: Revision number forthe dsplaytecorder
‘microprocessor EPROM; changes automatically
with ny EPROM update (user cannot change).
DEFIB USES: Recor the number of defibrlator discharges; user
‘ay RETAIN or CLEAR the number.
FAULT STATUS: Retain: any coded instrument erors using the error
‘odes listed in Section 3 on page 3-46; user may
[RETAIN or CLEAR codes
3, Press HR ALARM to scroll trough the selections. For DEFIB USES: or
FAULT STATUS:, press V ECG SIZE A. to toggle between CLEAR and,
RETAIN
4, To ext the Info Menu andeturn to the Test Menu, press LEAD SELECT.
‘p eit the Test Menu and run fo normal operation, press
"VEG SIZE to scroll down wo EXIT, then press HR ALAR,
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Clock Setting —_Tosetihe cock which is displayed on the CRT and recorder, do the
Procedure ‘towing:
1. Press TIMEIDATE MODE on the ear pant intate the clock sting
‘mode, The monitor displays the curent clock sting inthe lower left
‘comer ofthe CRT as shown in Figure 2-6. The single minutes field is
highighied
2, Press TIMBDATE SET on the rear panel to change te single minute
seting. Each time the pushbutton is pressed, the value of the fed
increases by one increment,
3, Press MODE again to advance tothe next eld, Press SET to select the
desired value, Repeat histo set the ee tne and dat
4. Toexit the clock seting mode, press MODE again after selecting the cay
fed
clock serine
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Introduction ‘This section describes how totes, calibrate, and troubleshoot the
LIFEPAK OP defibilator¢monitorpacemaker, Topics ever:
‘© The Perfomance Inspection Procedure PIP)
‘©The Test and Calibration Procedure (TCP)
‘© Troubleshooting Ai
Note: Preiss are wsed to distinguish testing steps
PIP— ienties Performasce Inspection Procedure steps.
"TCR— identifies Test and Calibration Procedure seps
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Performance This Performance Inspection Procedure (PIP checks whether a LIFEPAK 9P
Inspection defibillatorimonitoipacemaker is performing within specifications. The
Procedure (PIP) instrument case does not need to be opened to perform the PIP. The PIP
‘Checktist page 3-21) may be photcopied and used to record the PIP results,
1 te instrument fis any art ofthe PIP, refer tothe Test and Calibration
Procedure (page 3-23) andthe Troubleshooting Ais (page 3-40) for help in
locating any filed subassemblies,
PlP-Purpose ‘This PIP checks whether the LIFEPAK 9P defirilatoc/montofpacemaker is
performing within specification. Terform the PIP regularly as aperiodic
‘maintenance check and afer any rear or calibration,
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PP-Scope and
ApplicaDilty
PIP-Definitions
PIP-Requirements
PiP-Requied Equipment
Equipment
Detialatoe
nerey Meter
ECG Simaaior
Leakage Teste]
“This PIP applies o al configurations ofthe LIFEPAK 9P defibeilatae/
monitorfpacemaker. This PIP doesnot apply tothe LIFEPAK 8,
LIFEPAK 9A, or LIFEPAK 9B defibrillatoc/monitors; refer o their
respective service manuals for esting information,
Acronyms used in his pooadure ae:
BPM ‘Beats Per Minute
DMM Digital Mkimeter
eG lectocardiogram
PIP Performance Inspection Procedure
QRS or QRS Complex Refers o portions of the ECG waveform
NSR ‘Normal Sinus Rhythm
pp peakpeak
ppm Pulse Pe Minute
Note: Pushburons are indicated in CAPITAL LETTERS and displayed
messages are indicated in BOLD CAPITAL LETTERS.
“The requirements for test equipment, workstation, and personnel are listed
below along with important safety information,
Performing this PIP requires the equipment sted in Table 3-1, Although
specific test instruments are recommended, oe test equipment with
equivalat specifications may be wsod
Table 3-1_ PIP Test Equipment
‘Specifications Manufacturer
“Datiallair Tower Range: 0400) BioTRE QED or quvalen™ —
[Load Resistance: S0Q419%
Accuracy: 33%
Detib Waveform Amptitude
‘Atemiaton: 100031 (minimum)
‘with oselloscope output
‘vcuncy 1% of selected rate Bio: TRk QED 6 or oquvalent™
TIOViac Lie Votlage: ‘Dynatech Nevada 732, oF
Current Range: 0-20004 equivalent
Safety Analyzer
Current Accuracy: 41%
Resistance Accuracy: 219%
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ae Dynan Nea,
ty
Sohn oe
Resistance Accuracy: $1%
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‘7000200 Oy
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Pacing Teste Simulator
Testing
Table 3-1 _ PIP Test Equipment (cont)
Specifications anufacturer
Peakeurent —— 7250mA 5% Bio"TSR OFD-G or euivalent™
Output frequency: 40-170ppmnt%
Patent Cable
Psio-Conirol PN 800887-01
Pacing Cable hysio-Conirol PN 802905
Digital Maiumeter(DMIM) 4172 digs Fluke Model 812A or
DC Village Accuracy: 0.1% of recding
Recorder paper mim (use only Physio-Contol paper) Pyio-Coniol PN 804700,
‘Mec ruler or recorder Resolution: Imm divisions ‘Reoocder paper: Physio-Comial
paper PN 04700,
‘Timer T record esoaton Aisto or equivalent
‘Componens for Pacemaker RI Resistor, LOW YAW, 1% Physio-Consol PN 2ONS4193
[Leads Detect check 2 Resistor, 10k V/SW,1% —__Physo-Contol PN 200054-288,
(onstruction definedia —R3_—_Resistr, 10004 V/8W, 1% —_Physo-Control PN 200084097
Figure 3-8, page 3-19) Cl_Capacitor, 15a, SOV. Physlo-Control PN 201628007
7 Tle guns uhed w nator cand hs mecnion dae ston oa
caution
Possible Equipment Damage. Be sure to use only recorder paper from
Physo-Control (PN 804700). Other paper may damage te printhead and
‘may not print legibly
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Veriton
PiP-Woristton
Pip-Personnel
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All et equipment used in performing the PIP must have a curent calibration
label afixed to its exterior. The calito label mast be issued by &
‘certified calibration facility
“The ac line power fortis workstation ust be connected to a grounded
Power source,
Personnel performing this PIP must be thoroughly familar with the operation
ofthe LIFEPAK OP defielator/moniteepacemaker. In adition, personnel
performing this PIP must meet a least oe ofthe following levels of
‘education o experience:
Associate of applied science degree with a major emphasis in
biomedical electonies
‘© Cerineate of echnical taining in electronics witha major emphasis in
biometial electronics
‘© Equivalent biomedical electronics experience
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Warning
SHOCK HAZARD. When charged and discharged during this PP, the
LLIFEPAK 9P defrilator/monitorfpacemaker discharges up t0 360% of
electrical energy though the deMbrilator paddles. Unless discharged
salely as described in this PP, this electrical energy may cause injury
‘eath. Do not attempt to perform this procedure uness you are thoroughly
‘amiliar with the operation of he LIFEPAK SP
efitilatorimonitn/pacemaler,
Warning
POSSIBLE ARCING AND PADDLE DAMAGE. When discharging the
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DDEFIBRILLATORMONITOR REAR PANEL
OnMMETER,
‘GROUND PIN
Figure 3-7 Test Connections for Ground Resistance Measurement
Leads ‘To measure the leakage current fr the Pacemaker Leads Detect, construct
te Pacemaker Load as shown in Figure 3-8. Then perform the following,
sep:
|. Mae sure the instrument power sot
2 Connect the Pacemaker Load oth instrument and the DMM as shown
In Feure 3-8,
3. Select the DMM 200m ae range.
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4. Tum onthe instrument power and set the pacemaker curent Outpt to
‘OmA. Confirm that the DMM ac voltage eating i <19.6m1V
(619.6mV as measured trough the 1k0. oad as shown in Figure 3-8 is
<2OHA curren,
To
DerisRiLLAroR
‘MONITOR
° PACEMAKER
oF
Dae
Figure 3-8. Test Setup for Pacematar Leads Detect Current
Warning ELECTRICAL HAZARD, fake sure you are familiar with your est
‘equipment and how to execute these tests. Faure to properly perform
these tests could reslt in not detecting excessive leakage curent
Note: After completing the PP, be sure 10 restore the Sep Menu option
setings required by te user during normal operation (these
stings were noted when you performed PIP-Setp Menu Sertings
on page 3-5)
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Table 3-3 Maximum Leakage Current for 120Vac and 60Hz
Pamelor | Closed Safely Open Safety Closed Safety
“round “arund
SOURCE (uA) SOURCE (1A)
a —
ECG Shorted Al Lead =o
“Interioad RA-LA En ~
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Pads, Pred = =
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TCP Checklist Customers:
DeptLocation
Instrument Typ ‘Model
Serial Number
Frequency Last Insp:
‘eet, Namib:
"Test and Calibration Pass Fall Comments
Voltage Checks oo
Low Battery Threshold Checks
"Monitoring Check Doo
Deb Charge Check =
‘Test Mena Access
Defibrillator Calibration oa
Selected __AceepabloRange MEASURED | Selected ___AccplbleRange _ MEASURED
ave) Value) olan VALUE(0) | Veto (3) Vai) etranen_ VALUE)
SWS 35%
0 475025 45%
100 9S0wI050 9%
200 9002100 45%
300 MS0w3I50 45%
360 MR0wsRO Se
27033 10%
38m42 458
48052 458
458
67073 45%
T6084 5%
B6wo4 8%
10 9510S 8%
‘Test Load Calibration a
Charge Time a
‘Output Waveform a
Display Calibration a
Power Supply Calibration a
Recorder Calibration oo
3
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Recorder Frequeney Response
CRT Frequency Response
ECG Outpet
Pacemaker Calibration
Pacemaker Curent and
‘Waveform Output
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Troubleshooting ‘Tre information inthis section may help a service technician slat posible
Aids software or circuit problems. 1 consists of the self-dagnostcetor codes. If
‘an instrament problem easnot be isolated and repaired contact a
Physio-Contol customer sevice specialist in the US a 1-800-442-1142;
‘outside the US, contact the local Physio-Contol representative
Error Codes and ‘The LIFEPAK 9P defiritator’monitorfpacemaker contains sef-dlagnostlc
SERVICE Indicator software. When a softwae or ctcuit problem is detected during operation,
the SERVICE message is splayed on the monitor. For many problems, an
‘error oode is generated an displayed in the Tato Menu,
"To aveess the Info Menu, turn power of, then press ON while pressing and
holding down LEAD SELECT and HR ALARM unt the Test Menu is
“dispayed. Press V ECG SIZE to scroll down to INFO, then press
HRALARM to display the Info Menu, The error code aumiber sisted beside
FAULT STATUS, Refer Table 3-10 forthe software or circuit associated
with cach err code,
‘To remove or “lear an eor code, press HR ALARM to srl down 10
RETAIN (or CLEAR), the press ECG SIZE A. to CLEAR the esor. If more
than one errr code hasbeen generated, the next eror code willbe displayed
in sequence. Afterall err codes are cleared (andthe FAULT STATUS
‘ispays 0), press LEAD SELECT to exit the Info Me aod return othe
‘Test Menu, Press V ECG SIZE wo serol dowa to EXIT, then press
HR ALARM to resume nosmal operation.
Aer the eror code is cleared the SERVICE message is removed from the
‘splay. If however, a software or eicut problem sll exists or reoecurs, he
SERVICE message is again dsplayed, Contact Physo-Contol
representative for assstace,
Table 3-10_Error Codes.
Error Code ‘Software or Circuit
T ‘Wag hardware (tte)
2 ‘Watchiog hardware (slow test)
3 ‘Unknown transfer code
4 Not wed
5 Notwed
6 Not wed
1 System external RAM test (U28)
8 System mieroprocessor RAM (U30)
9 System contler ROM (U27)
10 Cates ROM_ (U2)
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Table 3-10 Error Codes (cont.)
Error Code ‘Software or Circuit
ir Display interface RAN (UTS)
2 Displayhecorder microprocessor RAM. (U1)
B Display inertace ROM. (U14)
“ DA converter CRC
Is ‘Transfer switching (Q4,CRA)
16 ‘Transfer enable stuck on
” (Charge reference ou of tolerance
18 Preamp baseline out of tolerance
Py Clock
ey “45 supp out oftelerance
2 -+15V supply outofoerance
2 Defi cal factors outof tolerance
2 AID converter (U9) f-test
4 Recorder printhead resistance out of tolerance
25 Pace rates excessive
26 Pace pulse is oo wide
2 Pace current amplitude i 00 high
28 Pace current amplitude is 100 low
29-36 Problem wit pacing ero detection
3739 Pacing parameter ox of ange
0 Pacemaker requires libration, or unsuccessful
calibeation
R 4 Display ROM.
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Introduction ‘This section provides the following information:
© Batery Maintenance
General Maintenance
‘Special Handling Procedures for Static Sensitive Devices
© Disassembly Procedures
‘© Inspection Techniques
‘© Tools and Materials for Cleaning and Repair
© Cleaning Procedures
‘© Printed Circuit Board Repair Pecautons
‘© Preparation for Storage o Shipping.
eS
Battery “The Batery Pack in the LIFEPAK 9P desibllatcmonitopacemaker
Maintenance __povidesshortem interim pover while wanspring pata’ or dung ober
‘lef intrropion of ac power. The defbitomontrpacemaker
automatically stches wo batry power i the power cords disconnected ot
the ac power source fil.
Warning POSSIBLE DEFIBRILLATOR SHUTDOWN. When operating on
taery power, the large cert daw equ for defi haying
tay cats he defi to reach shitiown voltage evel Wit 0197
barry warning, Ife defirato sts down witout warcing, ot the
LOW BATTERY: CONNECT AC POWER message appara the monitor
‘Gspay, immediatly comet he power cr © an ac power ou
Recharging Batteries The deflriatovmonitor/pacenakercontimtlly charges the Installed Battery
Pack whenever the instruments connected oan ae power soutee, even with
‘the font panel power switched off (although the rear panel ac mains power
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Battory Maintenance
Guidelines
Guidetines for
Replacement Batteries
‘switch must be 0a). The BATT CHRG message appears on the lower left
‘comer of te monitor display during battery charging. A fll depleted
‘Battery Pack is recharged 10 90% capacity in thee hows, ato al capacity
{n24 hows. Alter fll charging the instrument continues to supply
teekle-charge which maintains the charge om the Battery Pack,
‘The Battery Pack contains sealed lead-acid bateres which must be properly
‘ainained to maximize batey life and performance. To properly mainiain
Battery Packs, follow these guidelines:
© Whenever ae powers avalabe, keep the defibrlstor'monitod
pacemaker connected io ac power (with the rear pane mains power
‘Switch on), This charges the Batery Pack sindlcsted by the BATT
‘CHAG message onthe monitor dsp,
‘+ When he LOW BATTERY: CONNECT AC POWER message appears on
‘he monior display, immediately conaect the a power cord to ah 3¢
‘ower soure (with the rear panel mains power switch on to continue
‘operation and begin charging the Baty Pack, Frequent ws of the
‘Battery Pack when iti at minimum reserve capacity wil reduce battery
lite. Ifthe tow battery message occurs Hequeaty, ths may indicate tht
the Battery Pack needs o be replaced,
‘Perform the Batery Capacity Check (p42) onthe installed Battery
Pack a minimum of every six months or whenever you suspect the
‘Batery Pack may not be funetoning peopel.
© Replace the Batery Pack installed inthe deibrillatr/montor
‘pacemaker a minimum of every two years.
End of batery if is inevitable. As batters age, their charge capacities
‘diminish. The Ratery Pack installed in the defibrillaton/montorpacemaker
should be replaced a minimum of every wo years as a preventive
‘maintenance practice. To maximize te life and performance of replacement
‘Batery Packs, follow these guidelines:
‘© Perform the Batery Capacity Chock on any eplacement Battery Pack at
minimum of every six months. (ic passes the Batery Capacity
‘Check, be sure wo recharge the Batery Pack for 24 hours before
retuming ito storage)
Recharge any nw eplacoment Battery Puck as soon a you receive it
‘efor storing itor using it
© Store replacement Battery Packs a1 20° 1925°C (68° t0 77°F,
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Battery Capacity ‘To check the capacity of aBatery Pack, perform the following steps tis
Check procedure requies the use ofa Defibrillator Energy Meter with a power
ange of 04000;
1 Install the Battery Pack ina LIFEPAK SP defibllator/monitr!
pacemaker and charge the Battery Pak for atleast 24 hours i the
‘Buttery Packs already fully charged, goon othe next step),
2. Disconnect the deibelatormonitnpacemaker from the ac power
3. Make sure te instrument power i on at itis operating fom battery
power (ihe BATT CHG message is notdisplaye). Place the standard
‘defibilatoe paddles onthe energy mete
Warning ‘SHOCK HAZARD. When charged and discharged as deserved i his,
procedure, the LIFEPAK 9P defibilatorimontorpacemaker discharges
‘approximately 3603 of electrical energy through the defbrilatr paddles,
‘Unless discharged safely as described in his procedure, this eletical
energy may cause injury or death, Do aot attempt o peer this
procedure unless you are thoroughly fiir with the operation of the
LLIFEPAK 9P deflator monitr/pacemater,
4. Charge the desibtiatr to 3601 and dicharge ito tho energy motes
‘Repeat his 4 more mes fora total of five (5) 360 discharges within 2
minutes.
‘5. Ifthe instrument shuts down due fo posts loss or ifthe LOW BATTERY:
CONNECT AC POWER message peas, the Battery Pac has failed
this procedure. Discard the Battery Pack and discontinue the procedure
the instrument continues to operate afer step 4, leave the defibrillator!
‘monitor/pacemaker operating on battery power for 45 mines,
6. Atthe end ofthe 45 minutes, repeat stp 4,
[he insirument shuts down de to power los at any time, the Bary
ackchas filed this procedure. Discard the Battery Pack,
{tthe insiument continues to operate on batery power after repeating
‘sep , the Batery Pack has passed the rocadure and has useful ie
‘emining. Its acoeptale forthe LOW BATTERY: CONNECT AC
POWER message to appear and remain on at this pin.) Recharge the
‘Battery Pack for 24 hours before placing into service o storage.
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Recycling Batteries
Note: Physio-Contro Corporation recommends replacing the Battery
Pack nialled inthe LIFEPAK 9P defihrilator/monitorfpacemaker
‘afer two years of service as apart of routine maintenance.
In the United Stats, ecyele Battery Packs locally according to natona,
‘iat, and loal regulations when Battery Pack age no loger wseful. I focal
recyetig is not possible, contact Physio-Control customer service specialists
at 1-800-442-1142 for information on returning Battery Packs.
‘Outside the United States, recycle Batery Packs aewording 10 local
regulations if possible. Otherwise, contact the local Physio-Contro
‘representative for information on returning Batey Packs,
mae
General
Maintenance
Operation From AC or
DC Power Source
Strip Chart Recorder
‘The following pararephs contain routine maintenance procedures that can
be performed either by an experienced operator ora technician,
‘To operate from ae power, plug the ac power cord of the instrument nto a
throe-pin, grounded, ac power source. Do no use a free-ground adapter
"The cetiilator/monitor/pacemaker operates on ac power whenever iis
logged in as described and the ON LED ison (de rear panel ac mains
‘ower switch must be on). Whenever ac powers connected, the Battery
Pack is being recharged a indiated by the BATT CHRG message inthe
Tower left corer ofthe monitor dspay
‘To operate the instrument fom the inernal de Batery Pack, dsconaeet the
‘ac power cord from the ae power source and make sure the font panel power
‘site is presse on,
Maintenance on the Strip Chart Recorder consists of loading paper and
leaning. Steps for these procedures follow, parenthetical aumbers refer to
parts showa in Figure 5-9, page 5-58.
"The message NO PAPER will appear when the reeorder paper runs out
Caution
Prevent Printhead Damage. Use only Physio-Conto recorder paper
(PN804700) and do not operate he recorder without paper. Do not use
waxed paper a this can damage the printhead,
A pt sos (© cdtbe 18s Pryso-Cantel Copan Loading Paper 1
Service anditaintenance 4
Pall the latch (14) up and remove the empty pape spol
Inert the new pape
2-inch length of paper.
i with he grid facing toward the front Pullupa
sh the door (7) forward and the atch down uni i laches.
rearing ‘Clean the printhead and paper-out sensor periodically to remove paper dst
and debris. Ata minimam, clean after every 100 rolls use. Perform
these steps for cleaning:
1
2
ull up the Intch (14) and remove the paper ol,
Gently wipe te surface of he printhead and paper sensor with a cotton
‘swab soaked in sopropy alcohol. When cleaning the printhead, touch
{he printhead only wih the cononsva, not with Your gers.
Prototng Prinous ‘Protect thermal paper printouts by following these guidlines:
Do not apply tape or other adhesives over annotations or tracings onthe
front side ofthe paper. Apply adhesives only tothe Back ofthe pape.
‘Store printouts only in paper folders. Do not stor printouts in plastic
older.
‘Avoid extended exposure to sung, temperatures above 27° C (81° ¥),
‘or humidity above 70 percent
Fuse Replacement The fuss are located inthe rear pane! of the instrument,
1
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Proce a thin, Nat-blade screwdriver inthe recessed arca under the
‘taining ta ofthe fuseolder. Twist the screwdriver to rlease the
retaining tb
Pull the fuseholder out, Replace fuses with the same typo, voltage
‘ating and current rating. Refer tothe parts list pe. S-8),
‘Ait Recones 45 Procedures For
Static Sen:
Devices (SSDs)
‘Many electronic semiconductor devices such as MOS ICs, FET, optical
Jsolatocs, ofl resistors can be damaged by the discharge of static
electricity. Its very common for anyon to buildup sate charges,
especially when wearing synthetic clothes, and wo transfer this charge to any
object touched. Such a discharge can damage or destroy tale Sensitive
Devices (SSDs). In most eases the discharge s not even perceptible to the
persona faut
Inorder‘o help prevent damage to SSDs due to static discharge, observe the
following precaution when performing any open-case test, maintenance, ot
repair procedures
Look for $80 Symbol Note that SDs such as PCBs are indicated inthis service manual with the
following warning:
Use SteticDissipative Always perform repair ar maintenance on a ae-
