Arjo huntleigh Maxi move kmc*u series User manual

Maxi Move Scale

Technical Manual

...with people in mind

001-25013-EN Rev • /201

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Scale Description............................................................................................ 4

Verified scale............................................................................................... 4

Non-Verified scale....................................................................................... 5

SP1-Counter Verification.............................................................................. 6

SP2-Gravity Code Change ............................................................................ 7

Changing the Gravity Code.........................................................................7

Marking ....................................................................................................... 13

European Gravity Zone Map.......................................................................15

Gravity Adjustment Table ............................................................................ 17

SP3-Scale verification .................................................................................... 20

For Verified Scales...................................................................................... 20

For Non-Verified Scales.............................................................................. 20

SP4-Maxi Move Communication Tool......................................................... 21

Installing the drivers.................................................................................... 22

SP5-Scale Calibration.................................................................................... 25

Verified Scale.............................................................................................. 25

Using the Application.................................................................................. 26

SP6-Scale Replacement.................................................................................. 31

Verified Scale.............................................................................................. 31

Non-Verified Scale...................................................................................... 31

SP7 - Scale Installation on a Non-Scale Unit............................................... 32

Ordering Kits............................................................................................... 32

Verified Scale (CE Country) ....................................................................... 32

Non-Verified Scale (Outside the European Community) ........................... 33

Table of Contents

General Information

Scale Description

The Maxi Move scale makes it possible to

weigh patients during a transfer. The load cell is

attached to the jib. The scale is comprised in

part of a digital load cell, meaning all the analog

to digital conversion is performed internally

within the load cell. The load cell then sends the

information to the main board over a RS-485

bus, in ASCII format. Finally, the information is

displayed on the handset.

Verified scale

Each Maxi Move KMCQAQis equipped with a

scale that has been verified, and whose

gravitational code has been set for the specific

location where it will be used. The lift has a

scale marking label (see Fig.1) on the control

tower, above the handset door. This is the

official mark for the scale verification.

Fig.1

The verified scale also has its tilt sensor

enabled, which means that the display will go

blank if the angle of the load cell is greater than

3 degrees (in the horizontal plane). In addition,

the verified scale can only be used with the units

of measurement set to “kg”.

The scale is sealed by an electronic seal. Within

the load cell, there are two electronic counters: a

calibration counter and a gravity counter. Each

time an operation changes the value of the

calibration or of the gravity code, the

corresponding counter is automatically

incremented, without any possibility of being

reset. On the scale marking label, there are

actually two labels: a calibration label and a

gravity label. These labels are applied at the

factory and/or at the distribution centers and

have the same value of the calibration and

gravity counters. If the values of the counter and

label don’t match, this means that an

unauthorized change has been performed to the

scale configuration. In that case, the verification

becomes void.

If, after the initial distribution to the customer,

the following actions need to be performed, the

scale must be subsequently verified by an

authorized notified body:

• changing the load cell

• removing and replacing the same load cell

on the jib

• calibrating the load cell

• changing the gravity code

An up-to-date list of available notified bodies in

Europe can be found at the following address:

List of European Notified Bodies.

(http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/newapproach/

nando/index.cfm?fuseaction=na.main)

Under “Directive”, click on 90/384/EEC, Non-

Automatic Weighing instruments.

Note: When performing these operations,

carefully note them in the metrological

logbook.

Note: When changing the main circuit

board or the handset, there’s no need to

have the scale verified.

General Information

Non-Verified scale

Each Maxi Move KMC*U* is equipped with a

non-verified scale. Although the load cell is

identical to a verified scale, the verification

process is less complex. These scales don’t need

to be certified by an authorized notified body

and don’t use the software seal system as do

verified scales. Also, the verification and

calibration can be carried out by an ARJO

technician. The scale marking labels for these

units are located on the mast, behind the battery

pack (see Fig.2).

Fig.2

The tilt sensor is disabled for non-verified scales

and the units of measurement can be set either to

“kg” or “lb”.

Note: For scale operation instructions,

see the scale section in the Operating and

Product Care Instruction manual for the

Maxi Move floor lift.

Service Procedures

SP1-Counter Verification

(Verified Scale Only)

Using the handset, enter the “Gravity Code” menu and look for the calibration counter value and the

gravity counter value.

STEP 1

To display the

Hoist Status

Screen, press

both operating

buttons at the

same time.

Fig.3

STEP 2

Once in the Hoist

Status screen,

press on the

enter button.

Fig.4

STEP 3

Press the down

button three

times to find the

Gravity Codes

settings.

Fig.5

STEP 4

To return to

normal scale

function, press

the exit button.

Fig.6

Compare both values to the ones on the scale

marking label. If there is a difference, this means

an unauthorized change has been performed on

the calibration and/or the gravitational code. The

scale is not longer valid and must be verified by

a notified body.

A new label must also be applied to match the

values stored in the counter within the load cell.

Label sheets for the scale may be ordered as

spare parts (#001-25061).

Operating

buttons

Gravity code

Elevation and

latitude (only

for code 99)

Calibration counter

value

Gravity counter

value

Exit button

Down button

Enter button

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

SP2-Gravity Code Change

(Verified scales only)

Changing the Gravity Code

If the scale’s gravity code needs to be changed (for examplae, the lift needs to be moved to a

different region or country), follow these instructions:

1) Access to the “Gravity Configuration Mode”:

• With the handset, push down simultaneously on both buttons just below the display, as

well as the DPS “recline” button (see figure below). While keeping the buttons pressed,

turn the unit on by pressing on the main switch and hold the buttons down until a beep is

heard.

2) Adjust the gravity code:

• After 10 seconds, the display will indicate the gravity code with

which the unit was initially verified, or the code the unit is presently

configured with (e.g. 00).

• Use the list of codes by country found in the gravity adjustment table

(page 17) to identify which code to configure the instrument with.

• To modify the displayed code, use the following buttons:

Note: Changing the gravity code will void the certification and the scale will need to

be verifying by an authorized notified body before being put back in service.

Buttons to press

Move the cursor to the left Increase value

Decrease value

Move the cursor to the right

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

• Confirm the selected code with the following button:

• For codes 00-98, the configuration is complete. WAIT 5 SECONDS, and then shut off the

instrument.

• Code 99 permits the gravity configuration for a location specified by a known elevation and

latitude. When the code list indicates that a code 99 should be used, or a location is

undetermined in the gravity adjustment table, use the Google Earth application to determine the

latitude and altitude.

• Get on the internet at the following address:

http://www.google.com/intl/en/earth/download/ge/

• Locate and click the “Download Google Earth 6” button (or newer version if available).

• After the download is completed, install the application on your computer following

instructions on the screen.

• Run the application and get into the “Tool” menu then, select “Option” from the drop-down

list.

CONFIRM

button

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

• In the "3D View" tab, select "Decimal Degrees" and "Meters, Kilometers" then, click

"OK".

• In the "Search" field, enter the

information about the location of

the final customer (name of the

city and the country) then, click

the magnifier button to search the

location.

• Google Earth will search and

display the location in the center

of the screen.

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

• Adjust the camera

altitude by scrolling in or

out as needed.

• Position the cursor

outside the satellite view

window.

• The bottom center of the

screen will display the

latitude (lat), the longitude

(long) and the elevation

(elev).

Note: Do not confuse elevation with the “Altitude”

mentioned in the right bottom corner. This mention is

referring to the camera position.

• When code 99 has been confirmed, the display will show the elevation on the first line,

and the latitude on the second line. To configure the elevation and latitude, press the

following button:

• The display will then show the elevation:

CONFIGURE

button

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

• To modify the elevation, use the following buttons:

(elevation is shown in meters)

• Confirm the elevation by pressing the following button:

• The display will now display the latitude:

Move the cursor to the left Increase value

Decrease value

Move the cursor to the right

CONFIRM

button

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

• To modify the latitude, use the following buttons:

(round off degree value)

• Confirm the latitude using the following button:

• The display will show the elevation on the first line, and the latitude on the second line.

Confirm the values using the following buttons:

• For code 99, the configuration is complete. WAIT 5 SECONDS, and then shut off the

instrument.

Move the cursor to the left Increase value

Decrease value

Move the cursor to the right

CONFIRM

button

CONFIRM

button

Elevation (m)

Latitude (°)

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

Marking

Once the values have been changed, enter the “Scale Counter Menu” to get the value of the

Gravity Counter (see “Counter Verification” section). Apply a label corresponding to this

value to the CE-Marking label.

For Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Sweden, apply a new gravity zone label over the scale

marking label as specified in the Gravity Adjustment Table on page 17 (if necessary).

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

For France, apply a new label 001.00536 over the scale marking label (if necessary).

Write down the year

of validity

(year of apposition

+ 1 year)

Punch or circle with

a black permanent

pen the month of

apposition

NOTE: Have the change verified and approved by a notified body.

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

European Gravity Zone Map

Fig.7

France

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

22 49-51:0-400

23 47.5-49.5:0-500

24 46-48.:0-350

25 44-46:0-500

26 43-45:0-500

27 43-43.5:0-900

28 43.3-46.5:150-900

29 46-47.5:100-700

30 46.5-48:100-700

31 47.5-48.5:100-800

32 47-48:0-800

33 48-49:100-800

Spain

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

18 gR=9.80023 m/s2(9.798597 m/s2-9.801863 m/s2)

19 gR=9.80356 m/s2(9.801927 m/s2-9.805193 m/s2)

20 gR=9.795135 m/s2(9.793502 m/s2-9.796768 m/s2)

Italy.

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

40 gR=9.80655 m/s2

41 gR=9.80237 m/s2

42 gR=9.80129 m/s2

43 gR=9.79819 m/s2

44 gR=9.80375 m/s2

Luxemburg

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

47 gR=9.82308

U.K.

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

34 50-53:0-200

35 53-56:0-200

36 56-59:0-200

Ireland

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

38 gR=9.814

Iceland

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

39 gR=9.82308

Netherlands

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

52 50.5-53:0-300

Denmark

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

17 gR=9.81584

Norway

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

12 Kristiansand, Stavanger, Oslo, Bergen, Hamar gR=9.8184 m/s2

50 Alesund, Trondheim gR=9.80211 m/s2

51 Bodo, Tromso gR=9.8244 m/s2

Service Procedures SP2-Gravity Code Change

Fig.8

Switzerland

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

01 Zone 1 gR=9.8074 m/s2

02 Zone 2 gR=9.806 m/s2

03 Zone 3 gR=9.8042 m/s2

04 Zone 4 gR=9.8024 m/s2

Malta

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

48 gR=9.798691 m/s2

Cyprus

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

10 gR=9.7973 m/s2

Slovenia

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

06 45.5-47:0-500

Austria

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

06 gR=9.8065 m/s2

Romania

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

55 43.5-46:0-300

Slovakia

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

56 48-49.5:100-700

Czech Republic

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

54 48.5-50.5:100-500

Poland

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

53 52-54.5:0-300

Hungary

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

37 gR=9.807796 m/s2

Latvia

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

45 55.5-58:0-300

Lithuania

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

46 53.5:0-300

Estonia

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

21 gR=9.817823 m/s2

Sweden

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

12 Zone 2 g=9.8184 m/s2

15 Zone 5 g=9.82279 m/s2

Germany

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

05 gR=9.810 m/s2

Belgium

MFG CODE GRAVITY ZONE

07 49.5-51.5:0-400

08 49.5-50.5:0-700

09 50-51:0-700

Service Procedures Gravity Adjustment Table

Gravity Adjustment Table

COUNTRY POSTAL CODE GRAVITY

CODE GRAVITY ZONE

LABEL (if required)

Austria N/A 06 001.25076

Belgium

1000 to 3999 / 5000 to 6599 / 7000 to 9999 07

6600 to 6999 08

4000-4999 09

Canada J1X 5Y2 00

Cyprus N/A 10

Czech

Republic N/A 54

Denmark N/A 17

Estonia N/A 21

France

02, 08, 59, 60, 62, 76, 80 22

10, 14, 22, 27, 28, 29, 35, 50, 51, 53, 54, 55, 57, 61, 75,

77, 78,91, 92, 93, 94, 95 23

37, 41, 44, 45, 49, 56, 79, 85, 86 24

16, 17, 24, 33 25

32, 40, 47, 82 26

13, 34 27

03, 23, 69, 87 28

18, 36, 58, 71 29

21, 70, 90 30

52, 88 31

68, 89 32

67 33

Germany N/A 05 001.25077

Hungary N/A 37

Iceland N/A 39

Ireland N/A 38

Service Procedures Gravity Adjustment Table

Italy

05,06,10

12 to 63 40

00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 64, 65, 66, 67, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 80,

81, 82, 83, 84, 86 41

07, 08, 09, 75, 85, 87, 88, 89, 90,91,98 42

92 to 97 43

11 44

Latvia N/A 45

Lithuania N/A 46

Luxemburg N/A 47

Malta N/A 48

Netherlands N/A 52

Norway

0000 to 5999

6700 to 6999 12

6000 to 6699

7000 to 8999 50

9000 to 9999 51

Poland N/A 53

Romania N/A 55

Slovakia N/A 56

Slovenia N/A 06

Spain

02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 16, 19, 21,

23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 34, 37, 40, 41, 42, 44, 45, 46, 47, 49 18

01, 08, 15, 17, 20, 22, 25, 26, 27, 31, 32, 33, 36, 39, 43,

48, 50 19

18,35,38 20

Sweden

00000 to 82999

except for 82046 12 001.25070

82046

83000 to 99999 15 001.25071

COUNTRY POSTAL CODE GRAVITY

CODE GRAVITY ZONE

LABEL (if required)

Service Procedures Gravity Adjustment Table

*For France, Italy, Spain and the UK, the Postal Code column provides only the first two digits or letters of the entire postal code involved.

For non-listed countries, use gravity code 99 and enter latitude and elevation as described. See

“SP2-Gravity Code Change” on page 7.

Switzerland

UK (north)

Zone 1

www.metas.ch/SwissGravityZones 01 001.25072

Zone 2

www.metas.ch/SwissGravityZones 02 001.25073

Zone 3

www.metas.ch/SwissGravityZones 03 001.25074

Zone 4

www.metas.ch/SwissGravityZones 04 001.25075

KY, FK, PA, PH, DD, AB, IV, KW 36

UK (centre)

UK (south)

BB, BD, BL, BT, CA, CH, CW, DG, DH, DL, DN, EH, FY,

G, HD, HG, HU, HX, KA, L, LA, LN, LS, M, ML, NE, OL,

PR, S, SK, SR, TD, TS, WA, WF, WN, YO 35

AL, BA, BH, BN, BR, BS, CB, CF, CM, CO, CR, CT, DA,

DE, DT, E, EC,EN, EX, GL, GU, HA, HP, IG, IP, KT, LD,

LE, LL, LU, ME, MK, N, NG, NP, NR, NW, OX, PE, PL,

PO, RG, RH, RM, SA, SE, SG, SL, SM, SN, SO, SP, SS,

SW, SY, TA, TN, TQ, TR, TW, UB, W, WC, WD

COUNTRY POSTAL CODE GRAVITY

CODE GRAVITY ZONE

LABEL (if required)

Service Procedures SP3-Scale verification

SP3-Scale verification

For Verified Scales

1) Attach a spreader and a sling that is

suitable to hold the calibration weight to

the Maxi Move.

2) Press the power button on the Maxi Move

to zero the scale.

3) Add weight to the sling. It is

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