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Edition 1 -2010
M.KAY Dialog+ SW9xx SM EN 1-2010
SW 9.xx

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Contact your Local
B. Braun Representative
for Service Support
B. Braun Avitum AG 34209 Melsungen
Germany
Tel. No.: [phone] (Günter Nissen)
E-Mail: [e-mail]

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Valid for the following machine type:
For Software ≥9.xx
Dialog+: from serial no. 100000
Dialog+ HDF-Online: from serial no. 150000
Registration Number:
Service Manuals with a registration number are included in the update service!

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Commissioning and Service Only trained personnel must service the Dialog+, i.e. repair, maintenance, software
installation, firmware update, retrofitting and commissioning of the Dialog+.
Servicing must only be performed with proper tools, calibration equipment and be in
accordance with the most recent revision of this service manual/technical information,
which must be clearly and thoroughly understood.
Prevent Electrical Shock Hazard Switch off the Dialog+ and disconnect unit from mains if you have to open the
machine for servicing. Do not touch any exposed wiring or conductive surfaces while
the Dialog+ is opened. The voltages present when electrical power is connected to the
Dialog+ can cause serious injury or death.
ESD Information Pay attention to ESD information, because electronic components are sensitive to
electrostatic discharges.
High Voltage
in TFT Monitor If a battery option is present in the machine:
High voltage can be present at the backlight inverter board BIB in the TFT monitor,
even if the machine has been disconnected from mains. Pull out the battery
compartment in the base platform and switch off the battery voltage before opening
the machine.
Protective Conductor in TFT Housing If the TFT housing had to be opened during a service job, the tight seat of the
protective conductors in the TFT housing must be checked.
TSM Service Program Only activate the TSM service program for service activities. It is prohibited to connect
a patient to the Dialog+ and to run a therapy if the TSM service program is activated
in the Dialog+. If the TSM service program is activated the complete alarm system is
disabled. The TSM service program is started in the service mode: digital board, service
switch S1, position 2.
Software The software is installed in the software mode: digital board, service switch S1,
position 3.
Therapy Mode After completion of all procedures switch back to the therapy mode: digital board,
service switch S1, position 0.
Calibration Only perform a calibration after the Dialog+ has reached working temperature and the
machine was disinfected and decalcified. Save the calibration data (CFC) before you
exit the TSM service program: TSM Main Menu , File Operations , Save Calibration Data .
Tubing Tubing must be replaced only by the same tubing type/length and identical installation
manner.
Make sure that the tubings in the machine are not kinked or twisted after servicing
(e.g. if sub-racks are pulled out and inserted again). The tubing must not touch
moving/rotating components (e.g. motors of gear pumps).
Wiring Wiring must be replaced only by the same cable type/length and identical installation
manner. The cables must not touch moving/rotating components (e.g. motors of gear
pumps).
Prevent Chemical Burns and Scalding During servicing on running machines: prevent chemical burns and scalding of the skin
due to the penetration of disinfectant or hot liquid.
Contaminated Machines Protective gear should be worn in case of servicing of assumed contaminated
machines.
Cover in Rear Door Servicing of mechanical assembly groups (components in contact with fluid): the cover
for the switch mode power supply microcontroller SMPS-MC in the rear door must be
assembled during servicing because it serves as a spray protection.
O-Rings Always check o-rings from disassembled groups/components and replace if necessary.
Figures The displayed figures can differ slightly from the machines on site, due to different
hardware statuses.
Fuses If fuses are replaced they must exactly match the type and rating specified by the
manufacturer in the spare parts list/technical information. Where applicable: fuses
must be approved by UL/CSA.
Spare Parts Only use original spare parts manufactured and sold by B. Braun Avitum AG.
Disposal and Taking Back
of Spare Parts Dispose spare parts (e.g. boards or batteries) according to local disposal guidelines or send back to B. Braun Avitum AG free of charge (see chapter 7).
System Configuration The system configuration saved on a diskette must be downloaded to an other Dialog+
machine only if:
•the hardware matches and
•the identical software version number is present.
Function Check Check the respective function of the assembly group/component after servicing. A
complete function check must be performed after every service, according to the
operating manual.
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1. Installation and Commissioning 1-1
2. Technical System Description 2-1
3. Repair Instructions 3-1
4. TSM Service Program 4-1
5. Technical Safety Inspection with Preventive Maintenance 5-1
6. Flow, Wiring and Tubing Diagrams 6-1
7. Spare Parts List 7-1
8. Appendix 8-1
8.1 ESD/EMC Information 8-2
8.1.1 Electrostatic Discharge ESD 8-2
8.1.2 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC 8-4
8.2 Technical Information -
8.3 Assembly Instructions -
8.4 Field Service Information -
8.5 Instruction Leaflets -
9. Edition/Updates Service Manual 9-1

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Conventions
Symbol Description
Attention
The symbol gives information, which are safety relevant for
the Dialog+ and must be observed.
Information
The symbol gives additional information, which should be
observed.
Tips
The symbol gives additional hints, which can be helpful.
Handling
The symbol gives information for a handling at or in the
machine, i.e. during a calibration, disassembly or assembly.
Calibration
The symbol appears for necessary calibration measures.
Calibration Equipment/Tools
The symbol gives remarks for necessary calibration
equipment/tools, i.e. during a calibration, disassembly or
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Service Manual The edition of this service manual is for the maintenance and repair of the
Dialog+ machine with a software ≥9.01. The service manual is subject to
amendments.
Service Training A service training is essential to meet the B. Braun standard operating
procedures for qualified service and support.
The user of this documentation should only use this documentation in
combination with a participation in a B. Braun service training.
The user of this documentation should have the following qualifications and
prerequisites:
1. Mechanics, digital/analogue techniques, optoelectronics, measurement and
PC techniques.
2. Participation in a B. Braun service training to accomplish qualified
maintenance, repair and service support.
3. Availability of approved and calibrated test equipment and tools given in
this service manual.
Contact your local B. Braun representative or dealer for detailed information
concerning training courses.
B. Braun Avitum AG
34209 Melsungen, Germany
Tel.: [phone]
Fax.: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Technical Safety Inspection Perform regular technical safety inspections as described in chapter 5 of this
service manual to ensure the safety of the machine.
Instructions for Use An instructions for use can be ordered at your local B. Braun representative or
dealer.
ESD/EMC Information Please observe the ESD/EMC information (see appendix for additional
information):
•ESD: electrostatic discharge
•EMC: electromagnetic compatibility
Spare Parts Only original spare parts manufactured and sold by B. Braun are applicable.
Please provide part number and description respectively when ordering any
spare parts. Please order your spare parts at your local B. Braun representative
or dealer.
B. Braun Avitum AG
34209 Melsungen, Germany
Tel. No.: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
[e-mail]
The main assembly groups are defined according to the spare parts list. The
main assembly groups are especially:
•All pcb's (printed circuit boards)
•Pumps
•DF block
•Ultrafiltration
•Blood leak detector
•Safety air detector
•Heater
Tamper or repairs in these assembly groups are not permissible (due to
calibration, ESD, multi-layer pcb's and the application of SMT (SMT = surface
mounted technology).
Calibration Service All calibration devices must be approved and registered with an identification
number. The calibration equipment is subject to the B. Braun calibration service
and must be checked and recalibrated in regular intervals, to meet the B. Braun
standard operating procedures SOPs. Only approved and registered calibration
equipment must be applied for servicing.

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Commissioning and Service Only trained personnel must service the Dialog+, i.e. repair, maintenance, software installation, firmware
update, retrofitting and commissioning of the Dialog+.
Servicing must only be performed with proper tools, calibration equipment and be in accordance with the
most recent revision of this service manual/technical information, which must be clearly and thoroughly
understood.
Prevent Electrical Shock Hazard Switch off the Dialog+ and disconnect unit from mains if you have to open the machine for servicing.
Do not touch any exposed wiring or conductive surfaces while the Dialog+ is opened. The voltages present
when electrical power is connected to the Dialog+ can cause serious injury or death.
ESD Information Pay attention to ESD information, because electronic components are sensitive to electrostatic discharges.
High Voltage
in TFT Monitor
If a battery option is present in the machine:
High voltage can be present at the backlight inverter board BIB in the TFT monitor, even if the machine has
been disconnected from mains. Pull out the battery compartment in the base platform and switch off the
battery voltage (remove fuse) before opening the machine.
Protective Conductor in TFT Housing If the TFT housing had to be opened during a service job, the tight seat of the protective conductors in the
TFT housing must be checked.
TSM Service Program Only activate the TSM service program for service activities. It is prohibited to connect a patient to the
Dialog+ and to run a therapy if the TSM service program is activated in the Dialog+. If the TSM service
program is activated the complete alarm system is disabled. The TSM service program is started in the service
mode: digital board, service switch S1, position 2.
Software The software is installed in the software mode: digital board, service switch S1, position 3.
Therapy Mode After completion of all procedures switch back to the therapy mode: digital board, service switch S1,
position 0.
Calibration Only perform a calibration after the Dialog+ has reached working temperature, and the machine was
disinfected and decalcified. You should save the calibration data to the hard disk drive before you exit the
TSM service program:
TSM Main Menu , File Operations , Save Calibration Data .
Prevent Chemical Burns and Scalding During servicing on running machines: prevent chemical burns and scalding of the skin due to the
penetration of disinfectant or hot liquid.
Contaminated Machines Protective gear should be worn in case of servicing of assumed contaminated machines.
Cover in Rear Door Servicing of mechanical assembly groups (components in contact with fluid): the cover in the rear door must
be assembled during servicing because it serves as a spray protection for the SMPS-MC.
Tubing Tubing must be replaced only by the same tubing type/length and identical installation manner.
Make sure that the tubings in the machine are not kinked or twisted after servicing (e.g. if sub-racks are
pulled out and inserted again). The tubing must not touch moving/rotating components (e.g. motors of gear
pumps).
Wiring Wiring must be replaced only by the same cable type/length and identical installation manner. The cables
must not touch moving/rotating components (e.g. motors of gear pumps).
Fuses If fuses are replaced they must exactly match the type and rating specified by the manufacturer in the spare
parts list/technical information. Where applicable: fuses must be approved by UL/CSA.
Spare Parts Only use original spare parts manufactured and sold by B. Braun Avitum AG.
Instructions for Use Please pay attention to the information in the instructions for use
Check Machine Check completeness of machine and transport damages after unpacking.
Commissioning Do not start machine if a safe operation is not guaranteed.
Electrical Installation The electrical installation must correspond with national regulations for initial operation of the unit (e.g. IEC
publications). The machine must not be operated in hazardous locations or rooms. The potential equalisation
must be in accordance with national requirements (e.g. IEC publications)
Mains Voltage Supply The mains voltage supply must correspond with the mains voltage on the unit type plate!
Ambient Temperature Before the Dialog+ is switched on the machine must have room temperature (see instructions for use,
chapter 15).
Water Installation The installation must be in accordance with national regulations e.g. DVGW work sheet W503 for
haemodialysis equipment and VDE 0753 (rules of application for haemodialysis equipment).
A pipe disconnector is not necessary if a water softener or water softener with built-in reverse osmosis
system is installed. A nonreturn valve and a bleed pipe are adequate. Please see DVGW work sheet W 503,
section 4.4 and VDE 0753 part 4 (Rules of application for haemodialysis equipment).
Water Quality Only water of the highest quality should be applied. Please consider the following, especially for bicarbonate
dialysis:
•Inlet water shall be free of Mg++ and Ca++.
Central Hot Cleaning System If the machine is connected to a central hot cleaning system a high temperature tubing must be used for the
water inlet.
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2
3
4
6
5
7
8
Fig.: Dialog+ Rear View
Legend
1. Type Plate
2. Canister Holder
3. Potential Equalisation Bolt
4. Main Cord
5. Central Concentrate Supply Option
6. Tubing Connection Water Inlet
•PVC tubing 10 x 3 mm (red)
(fasten with two single ear clamps 19.5)
•Tubing length: approx. 3 m
6.1 Tubing Connection Water Inlet for Osmosis Device
with Hot Disinfection of the Loop Line
•Silicone tubing 8 x 3.2 mm (high temperature tubing, red)
(fasten with two single ear clamps 19.5)
7. Tubing Connection Dialysate Outlet
•PVC tubing 10 x 3 mm (black)
(fasten with a single ear clamp 19.5 and a tubing clamp 12-
20 mm)
•Tubing length: approx. 3 m
•Drain height: max. 80 cm
8. Emergency Power Supply/Battery Option

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1.1 Commissioning Check List 1-4
1.1.1 Measurement Circuits for the Measurement of the Electrical
Safety According to EN 62353/60601-1 1-6

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1.1 Commissioning Check List
For Dialog+ SW 9.xx The commissioning (putting into service) shall be performed and documented before the machine
is handed over to the responsible organisation (user), according to the specified check list, with
reference to the service manual and instructions for use.
REF {Type/Typ}:................................................. SN {Serien-No./Nr.}: ................................................
Year of Purchase: ....................... Responsible Organisation (User): .....................................................
.........................................................................................................................................................................
Operating Hours: .................................... h Inventory No.: ..................................................................
SW Version: ...........................................
Manufacturer: B. Braun Avitum AG
34209 Melsungen, Germany
Check List
Note: Text in { } brackets is information for the execution of the check list!
OK
1. Visual Inspection 
1.1 {Machine: clean/complete; no damages/moisture influences or loose assemblies; no moveable parts touching tubings or wires; casters are moveable;
type plate legible}
1.2 {Check tight seat and damages of mains supply (power supply cord, strain relief), potential equalisation cable, staff call/data lines (if present) and
connectors}
2. Protective Earth Resistance According to EN 62353
2.1 Protective Earth Resistance:
< 0.3 [Ω] {note highest value}: ................................................ [Ω]
{(Machine incl. power supply cord. Move the power supply cord during the check. Thus possible loose connections can be detected. Data lines and
potential equalisation cable must not be connected during the check of the of the protective earth resistance (see figure 1)}
{Measurement points:}
{Exterior: Potential equalisation bolt, rinsing bridge (dialyser inlet and outlet)}
{Interior: Heater body (top), rear door (top left corner), frame (rear), housing cover (top left), front door (top left)}
{Monitor: Monitor (one of the screws in the front panel/housing}

3. Install Machine 
3.1 {Connect water inlet to the metal tubing connector and fasten with single ear clamp.
Connect dialysate outlet to plastic tubing connector and fasten with tubing clamp.}
3.2 {Connect central supply for concentrate (central supply option) and deaerate tubings}
3.3 {Assemble holder for disinfectant (if option present)}
3.4 {Assemble dialyser holder}
3.5 {Assemble filter holder. Insert DF filter (option)}
3.6 {Assemble DF filter/HDF filter (if option present)}
4. Function Inspection
{Pay attention to the filling procedure of the machine to prevent dry run of the heater!}
4.1 Switch on machine, fill and rinse: - {Switch machine in Test1.10DegassingandHeating menu and fill with water until
water flows out of the dialysate outlet. Then rinse in disinfection (approx. 5 minutes).}

4.2 Automatic Blood Pressure Measurement ABPM Option present no yes 
4.2.1 ABPM Option: - Measurement on a test person is plausible 
4.3 Customer Specific System Setting: - {Switch machine in TSM Service Program: Execute Treatment Support (calibrate PE offset for
altitudes > 1000 m}
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Note: Text in { } brackets is information for the execution of the check list! SN {Serien-No./Nr.}............................................
OK
5. Setting into Service According to Instructions for Use with Electrical Safety Check According to
EN 62353/EN 60601-1
5.1 Applied Accessories/Disposables: - Applied line system:
Name: ......................................................................................................................................................................................
5.2 Switch on machine: - Self-test passed {and 15 minutes therapy with UF safety check}
- Ultrafiltration comparison measurement 15 minutes with UF rate 500 ml/h: ......................... [ml]
(125 ml UF volume ±15 ml)


5.3 Temperature: - Comparison measurement {atdialysercoupling}, at 37 oC (-1.5; +0.5): ......................... [oC] 
5.4 Conductivity: - Comparison measurement {at dialyser coupling}, e.g. 14.3 mS/cm (±0.2): ................. [mS/cm] 
5.5 Equipment Leakage Current:
{All water connections and data lines must be connected during the check of the equipment leakage current (see figure 2)}
≤0.5 [mA] - During heat-up phase {change mains polarity and note highest value}: ....................... [mA] 
5.6 Patient Leakage Current:
{All water connections and data lines must be connected during the check of the patient leakage current (see figure 3)}
< 10 [µA] AC - Under normal conditions {atdialyser coupling},conductivity at 13 – 15 mS/cm: ........................ [µA] 
5.7 Safety Air Detector (SAD): - Test alarm function (visual/audible) passed 
5.8 Disinfection: - Start 
Applied Measurement Equipment: Electrical Safety: ........................................................................................ * ID/Serial No.: .................................
Conductivity: ............................................................................................... * ID/Serial No.: .................................
Temperature: ............................................................................................... * ID/Serial No.: .................................
Pressure: ....................................................................................................... * ID/Serial No.: .................................
Balance: ........................................................................................................ * ID/Serial No.: .................................
Pressure Manometer: ............................................................................... * ID/Serial No.: .................................
Other Measurement Device: ................................................................... * ID/Serial No.: .................................
......................................................................................................................... * ID/Serial No.: .................................
* If applicable, please enter the type and identification number of the equipment used.
Comments:
..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Next Inspection Date: ............................................................................................................................................................
The commissioning was performed and the
machine was hand over to the responsible
organisation (user).
Name Service Technician: Name of Company:
...................................................................................
................................................................................... .................................................................
Date/Signature

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1.1.1 Measurement Circuits for Measurement of Electrical Safety
According to IEC 62353/60601-1
Protective earth (ground)
L, N Supply mains terminals PE Protective earth terminal
MP
Mains part
A
P
Applied part
MD
Measuring device
M
Residual current meter with frequency
response as MD
Resistance measurement equipment
Part of enclosure not protectively earthed Connection to accessible conductive parts
Table 1: Legend of Abbreviations and Symbols
L
N
PE
MP AP
Fig. 1: Protective Earth Resistance
Protective Earth Resistance
Test current: ≥200 mA
The test current must be measured in both
directions.
MP
A
P
M
LL(N)
N(L)
N
PE
Fig. 2: Equipment Leakage Current
Equipment Leakage Current:
•Differential Measurement
MP
A
P
MD
L
N
PE
Fig. 3: Patient Leakage Current
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General Information 2-4
2.1 Overview Sub-Racks 2-5
2.1.1 Legend Overview Sub-Racks 2-5
2.2 Top Level Sub-Rack 2-6
2.2.1 Legend Top Level Sub-Rack 2-6
2.3 Basic Board BB 2-7
2.3.1 Legend Basic Board 2-7
2.4 Power Board Valves PBV 2-8
2.4.1 Legend Power Board Valves 2-8
2.5 Power Board Motors PBM 2-9
2.5.1 Legend Power Board Motors 2-9
2.6 Digital Board DB 2-10
2.6.1 Legend Digital Board 2-10
2.7 Analog Board AB 2-11
2.7.1 Legend Analog Board 2-11
2.8 HDF Online Board HOB 2-12
2.8.1 Legend HDF Online Board 2-12
2.9 UF Sub-Rack 2-13
2.9.1 Legend UF Sub-Rack 2-13
2.10 UF Sub-Rack HDF Online 2-14
2.10.1 Legend UF Sub-Rack HDF Online 2-14
2.11 DF Sub-Rack 2-15
2.11.1 Legend DF Sub-Rack 2-15
2.12 Water Sub-Rack 2-16
2.12.1 Legend Water Sub-Rack 2-16
2.13 Rinsing Bridge 2-17
2.13.1 Legend Rinsing Bridge 2-17
2.14 Rear Door 2-18
2.14.1 Legend Rear Door 2-18
2.15 Switch Mode Power Supply Microcontroller SMPS-MC 2-19
2.15.1 Legend Switch Mode Power Supply Microcontroller 2-19
2.16 TFT Monitor 2-20
2.16.1 Legend TFT Monitor 2-20
2.17 Front Door 2-21
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2.18 Level Regulation Module 2-22
2.18.1 Legend Level Regulation Module 2-22
2.18.2 Flow Diagram Level Regulation Module 2-23
2.19 Flow Diagrams 2-24
2.19.1 Dialog+ 2-24
2.19.2 Dialog+ with BIC Option and DF Filter Option 2-25
2.19.3 Dialog+ HDF Online 2-26
2.19.4 Legend Flow Diagram 2-27
2.20 Description Flow Diagram 2-29
2.20.1 Water Inlet Section with Water Block 2-29
2.20.2 Degassing Circuit with Temperature System 2-30
2.20.3 Dialysate Processing 2-31
2.20.4 Central Bicarbonate and Concentrate Supply (Option) 2-32
2.20.5 BIC Cartridge Holder (Option) 2-32
2.20.6 Balance Chamber System 2-33
2.20.7 Working Principle Balance Chamber System 2-33
2.20.8 Ultrafiltration and Rinsing Bridge 2-35
2.20.9 Chemical Thermal Disinfection Program 2-36
2.21 Block Diagram 2-38
2.21.1 Legend Block Diagram 2-39
2.22 Switch Mode Power Supply Microcontroller SMPS-MC 2-42
2.22.1 Block Diagram SMPS-MC 2-42
2.22.2 System Integration SMPS-MC 2-43
2.22.3 Component Layout SMPS-MC 2-44
2.22.4 Wiring Diagram SMPS-MC with Battery Option 2-45
2.22.5 Description SMPS-MC 2-46
2.22.6 Fuses 2-48
2.22.7 Signals 2-49
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General Information
Operation is accomplished via a touch screen (TFT monitor). Two
microprocessor systems control and monitor the machine.
The hardware concept consists of the following systems:
•Top Level System
•Low Level System
Top Level System
The top level system consists of the following components:
•Communication module
•Top level controller TLC (motherboard)
•Compact flash card CFC
•Options
The communication between the user and the machine is performed via the
top level.
Example data exchange to communication module:
•Entry via input mask of the touch screen or keyboard
•Output via the output mask of the TFT monitor
Example data exchange to low level:
•Transmitting and receiving data from/to low level controller and supervisor
on the digital board DB (LLD)
Low Level System
The low level system consists of the following components:
•Digital board DB (LLD)
•Analog board AB (LLA)
•Power board motors PBM
•Power board valves PBV
The low level controls and monitors all functions.
Data exchange to top level controller (motherboard):
•Transmitting and receiving data from/to low level supervisor
•Transmitting and receiving data from/to low level controller
Data exchange between low level controller to supervisor:
•Transmitting and receiving messages, data and commands
All sensor data are sent separately, via two serial bus systems, to the supervisor
and controller via the analog board to the digital board. The actuators, motors
and valves are driven via the power board valves PBV and power board motors
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For Software
For SoftwareFor Software
For Software ≥
≥≥
≥9.xx
9.xx9.xx
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2.1 Overview Sub-Racks
11 144
4
Fig. : Overview Sub-Racks Rear View Dialog+
2.1.1 Legend Overview Sub-Racks
1Top Level Sub-Rack 3DF Sub-Rack
2UF Sub-Rack 4Water Sub-Rack

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2.2 Top Level Sub-Rack
Motherboard
Power Board
Valves
Power Board Motors
HDF BoardOnline
Analog Board
Basic Board
USB:
Service
SW
USB:
SW
Digital Board
12
S1
JP1
JP2
789
346 5
Fig. : Top Level Sub-Rack
2.2.1 Legend Top Level Sub-Rack
1
11
1 USB Port:
Service (FSU)/Software Installation TLC
2
22
2LX800 Motherboard
3
33
3Temperature Switch TS (closes at 50 ±3 oC, opens at 35 ±6 oC)
4
44
4Basis Board BB
5
55
5Power Board Valves PBV
6
66
6Digital Board DB (LLD):
USB Port: Software Installation LLC/LLS; Service-Switch S1; Jumper JP1/JP2
7
77
7HDF Online Board HOB
8
88
8Power Board Motor PBM
9
99
9Analog Board AB (LLA)

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2.3 Basic Board BB
P26
P3 P48
1
P10
1P17
1P54
P50 P49
P31
1
P32
P51 P6
P24
P38P45P39 P30
P7 P44
P37P35P28
P29
P12
P27
P42 P36
P18
P41P40
P34
P33
P19
P14
P22
P21 P57 P60
P25
P23
P2 P1 P4
P8
1
P15
1
P59 P11
P47
P13
P20
P9
P16
P5
P58
Fig. : Basic Board
2.3.1 Legend Basic Board
P1
P1P1
P1 Degassing Pump EP
EPEP
EP
P2
P2P2
P2 Venous Blood Pump BPV
BPVBPV
BPV
P3
P3P3
P3 Arterial Blood Pump BPA
BPABPA
BPA
P4
P4P4
P4 Outlet Flow Pump FPA
FPAFPA
FPA
P5
P5P5
P5 Safety Air Detector SAD
SADSAD
SAD
P6
P6P6
P6 Heparin Pump HP (HEP)
HP (HEP)HP (HEP)
HP (HEP)
P7
P7P7
P7 Air Separator Level Sensor LAFS
LAFSLAFS
LAFS
P8
P8P8
P8 BIC Pump BICP
BICPBICP
BICP
P9
P9P9
P9 Concentrate Pump KP
KPKP
KP
P10
P10P10
P10 All Valves (+ Option BIC) VALVES
VALVESVALVES
VALVES
P11
P11P11
P11 Level Regulation LR
LRLR
LR
P12
P12P12
P12 DIABUS
DIABUSDIABUS
DIABUS
P13
P13P13
P13 HDF Online Board HOB
HOBHOB
HOB
P14
P14P14
P14 Front Panel Board FPB
FPBFPB
FPB
P15
P15P15
P15 Valves Balance Chamber VCH
VCHVCH
VCH
P16
P16P16
P16 UF Pump UFP
UFPUFP
UFP
P17
P17P17
P17 Power Supply 1 PS1
PS1PS1
PS1
P18
P18P18
P18 Not Applicable
P19
P19P19
P19 Not Applicable
P20
P20P20
P20 Inlet Flow Pump FPE
FPEFPE
FPE
P21/P22
P21/P22P21/P22
P21/P22 Power Board Valves PBV
PBVPBV
PBV
P23
P23P23
P23 Staff Call PERS-R
PERS-RPERS-R
PERS-R
P24
P24P24
P24 Control SMPS-MS (NT)
SMPS-MS (NT)SMPS-MS (NT)
SMPS-MS (NT)
P25
P25P25
P25 Power Board Motors PBM
PBMPBM
PBM
P26
P26P26
P26 Disinfection Valve VD
VDVD
VD
P27
P27P27
P27 Membrane Position Sensors Balance Chamber MSBK
MSBKMSBK
MSBK
P28
P28P28
P28 Temperature Sensor Dialysate TSD
TSDTSD
TSD
P29
P29P29
P29 Temperature Sensor Heater Inlet TSHE
TSHETSHE
TSHE
P30
P30P30
P30 Degassing Temperature Sensor TSE
TSETSE
TSE
P31
P31P31
P31 Level Sensor Upline Tank NSVB
NSVBNSVB
NSVB
P32
P32P32
P32 Blood Leak Detector BL
BLBL
BL
P33/P34
P33/P34P33/P34
P33/P34 Digital Board DB
DBDB
DB
P35
P35P35
P35 Temperature Sensor BIC TSBIC
TSBICTSBIC
TSBIC
P36
P36P36
P36 Temperature Sensor Dialyser Inlet TSDE
TSDETSDE
TSDE
P37
P37P37
P37 Temperature Sensor Dialysate Supervisor TSD-S
TSD-STSD-S
TSD-S
P38
P38P38
P38 Pressure Sensor Dialysate Outlet PDA
PDAPDA
PDA
P39
P39P39
P39 Blood Side Pressure Sensor PBLOOD
PBLOODPBLOOD
PBLOOD
P40/P41
P40/P41P40/P41
P40/P41 Analog Board AB (LLA)
AB (LLA)AB (LLA)
AB (LLA)
P42
P42P42
P42 END Conductivity Sensor (Controller/Supervisor) ENDLF+S
ENDLF+SENDLF+S
ENDLF+S
P44
P44P44
P44 BIC Conductivity Sensor BICLF
BICLFBICLF
BICLF
P45
P45P45
P45 Pressure Sensor Degassing PE
PEPE
PE
P47
P47P47
P47 Speed/Rotation Direction Venous Blood Pump DZ/DR BPV
DZ/DR BPVDZ/DR BPV
DZ/DR BPV
P48
P48P48
P48 Speed/Rotation Direction Arterial Blood Pump DZ/DR BPA
DZ/DR BPADZ/DR BPA
DZ/DR BPA
P49
P49P49
P49 BIC and Concentrate Sensors for Suction Rods BIC-K
BIC-KBIC-K
BIC-K
P50
P50P50
P50 Rinsing Bridge Sensors SBS
SBSSBS
SBS
P51
P51P51
P51 BIC Cartridge Holder Sensor BKUS
BKUSBKUS
BKUS
P54
P54P54
P54 Power Supply 2 PS2
PS2PS2
PS2
P57
P57P57
P57 Power Supply Bedside Link BSL-PWR
BSL-PWRBSL-PWR
BSL-PWR
P58/P60
P58/P60P58/P60
P58/P60 Power Supply Hall Sensors