HP M2350A User manual

HP M2350AlM2360A Component Central Monitor
Service Manual
HEWLETT
PACKARD
ECPpart No. M2300-90041
Printed in USA April 1996
Fourth Edition

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technical changesare incorporated.
FirstEdition............................................................................July 1992
SecondEdition _........................................................................June 1993
Third Edition.. .............................. ........................._..............March 1994
Fourth Edition.........................................................................Ap~l 1996
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Special Notation
The following notation may accompanythe instructions in this manual:
Note
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fir
A NOTEprovides emphasisto information within the manual, or directs you to
additional information “off line” from a procedure.
Caution
A CAUTION calls attention to a condition or possiblesituation that could
damageor destroy the product or your work.
Warning
A WARNING calls attekion to a condition or possible situation that could
cause you injury.
Hardkeys, located on the keyboard or front panels of system components, have only one
function, defined by the label on the key. Examples of hardkeys are Onstrument Config) and
@AK--.
‘-:’ ‘.
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&pw ......::.
Softkeys, which appear on your instrument’s display, can have different functions depending
.~.,,....,,..j)....IT...._ :,~.,..,,....... .,.
on their context. Examplesof softkeys are iSof~ttar.e~~~U~gr2id’d:and a~~itcj~~:,~~~evisio;;;i~?.~1.
,CPi;....,....,...........,~~.i,..i,..~~;i;,...:...,,/,.,,,,.,,,.,.,:,,,.,,: .:,,,..::..:,::,..,.:: .“,:,:,...r..:_: .:,,F
‘Text Displayedbythe System
Messagesfrom the system are shown in a special computer font. Examples include EEPROM ’
programminginprogress andprogramming done.
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Explanation of Symbols
The symbolsusedon the HP Component Central Monitor are explained below:
w Alternating current.
= Direct current.
A Attention, consult accompanying documents.
@ output.
-f> Input.
Equipotential grounding post (see explanation).
Indicates the equipment is Type B
(see explanation).
-0 Data input/output.
-E3- Fuse.
61 : Recorder out.
I c
and On.
Oandb off.
CD
Contrast.
Brightness.
Type B equipment provides a particular degree of protection against electric shock particularly
regarding:
n allowable leakagecurrents
n reliability of the protective earth connection (if present)
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In This Book
This book shows you how to install, configure, and service the HP M2350AM2360A Component
Central Monitor. The book contains the following chapters:
n Introducing the HP Component Central Monitor introduces you to the system, explains
components, features and options, and provides system-level functional block diagrams.
n Uno!erstanding the Computer Module provides a functional description of the computer
module and its components.
n Understanding the DispZuy Module provides a functional description of the display module
and its components.
n Understanding the Recorder Module provides a functional description of the recorder module
and its components.
n Preparing the Site shows you how to prepare the installation site and check physical,
environmental, electrical, and configuration requirements.
n Mounting the Components shows you how to assembleand install optional mounting kits.
n Installing the System shows you how to determine configuration, prepare systemcabling, and
install the components.
n Cowjiguring the System shows you how to configure the systemto meet the needsof your
hospital unit.
n Troubleshooting the System explains the service strategy and shows you how to troubleshoot
system components using error codes,Service Mode, and Network Testfunctions.
n &forming Product Assurance shows you how to clean the HP Component Central Monitor
and its components, aswell ashow to perform periodic preventive maintenance procedures. \
n Checking l%tient S&&y shows you how to prepare test equipment, reposition equipment for
testing, and perform patient safety checks.
n Removing and Replacing Componentsprovides removal flow diagramsand step-by-step
instructions for servicing system components.
w Ordering &placeable T12rt.sprovides exploded views, part numbers, and ordering information
for HP Component Central Monitor replaceable parts.
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a
Related Documentation
HP M235OALM236OAComponent Central Monitor Service Quick Reference
(M2300-90043)
HP iW35OALM236OAComponent Central Monitor Installation Note: 14-Inch LXsplay Mounts
(HP M118OA0ptions #OOl,#002, #007)
(M2300-90044)
HP M235OALVlT236OAComponent Central Monitor Installation Note: Stack Mount for M1094B
14-Inch Display (HP M118OA Option #OOn)
(M2300-90106)
HP M235OAM236OA Component Central Monitor Installation Note: RemoteRackDesktop
Mount (HP M118OA 0ption #008)
(M2300-90045) .
HP M235OALM236OAComponent Central Monitor Installation Note: 17-Inch Display Mounts
(HP Ml 18OAOptions #005, #006)
(M2300-90047)
HP Conjigurable Processor Card (CPC)Programming lb01Manual
(M2300-90046)
HP Component Central Monitor User’s Guide - ReferenceManual
(M2300-90001)
HP Component Central Monitor User’s Guide - Setup and Applications
(M2300-90021)
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Contents
1. Introducing the HP Component Central Monitor
Introduction .................................
System Description ..............................
Waveform Display ............................
Alarm Identification ...........................
Documentation .............................
Arrhythmia Monitoring. .........................
Event Notification and Alarm Validation .................
Alarm Documentation ..........................
Alarm Review and Edit .........................
Arrhythmia Detection ..........................
Beat Detection .............................
Ventricular Fibrillation ..........................
Patients with Pacemakers ........................
Trends .................................
Ordering Information ............................
HP Component Central Monitor Product Options ...............
Other HP Component Central Monitor Options ................
HP M1180A Mounting Options .......................
HP M2305AU Upgrade Options .......................
SystemSpecifications .............................
Waveform Display .............................
Recorder Module Specifications .......................
Physical Specifications ...........................
System Connection to HP Care-Net ......................
Other Networked Products .........................
Recorders and Printers ...........................
System Components .............................
Computer Module .............................
Display Module ..............................
Recorder Module .............................
Keyboard .................................
Optional Components ...........................
Slave Displays ..............................
Remote Rack ...............................
Keyboard Switch ............................
SystemControls and Connectors .......................
Computer Module .............................
Display Module ..............................
Controls and Indicators on the HP Ml 116BRecorder Module .........
Controls and Indicators on the HP M1117A 4-inch Thermal Recorder .....
SystemBlock Diagrams ............................
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2. Understanding the Computer Module
Introduction ................................. 2-l
The Backplane. ............................... 2-2 ~._-
MessagePassingBus (MPB) ......................... 2-2
Lo&Bus.. ............................... 2-2
Utility Bus ................................ 2-3
Connections ................................ 2-3
Local Clusters ............................... 2-3
Function Card Connections ......................... 2-4
The DC/DCConverter ............................ 2-7
Specifications .............................. 2-7
Input Voltage(nominal) ........................ 2-7
Output Voltage 1 ............................. 2-7
Voltage(nominal) ........................... 2-7
Tolerance ............................... 2-7
Current (maximum) .......................... 2-7
Load Range .............................. 2-7
Overshoot ............................... 2-7
Ripple Voltage ...................... ....... 2-7
Output Voltage2 ............................. 2-7
Voltage(nominal) ........................... 2-7
Tolerance ............................... 2-7
Current (maximum) ............................ 2-7
Load Range .............................. 2-7
Overshoot ............................... 2-7
Ripple Voltage ............................. 2-7
Output Voltage3 ............................. 2-7
Voltage(nominal) 2-7 ,T---l
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Tolerance ............................... 2-7
Current (maximum) .......................... 2-7
Overshoot ............................... 2-7
Ripple Voltage ............................. 2-7
Internal Connector ........................... 2-7
External Connector .......................... 2-7
When Power is Lost ............................ 2-8
The Function Cards ............................. 2-9
TypesofCard ............................... 2-9
Master Cards ............................... 2-9
MPBInterface .............................. 2-9
Local Cards ................................ 2-10
Card Identifier .............................. 2-10
Configurable ProcessorCard (CPC) ..................... 2-11
Operating SystemCPC(Slot 22) Specifications ................ 2-11
CPU
FlashEPR6M’:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 2-11
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Buffered SRAM ............................. 2-12
DRAM ................................. 2-12
MPBInterface .............................. 2-12
Output Register ............................. 2-12
BusErrorLogic ............................... 2-12
Backup Time (for buffered SRAM) .................... 2-12
Power Consumption ........................... 2-12
Arrhythmia CPC(Slot 8) Specifications ................... 2-12 /“‘\
CPU
FlashEPROM’:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 2-12
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Buffered SRAM .............................
FastSRAM ...............................
DRAM .................................
MPBInterface ..............................
Output Register .............................
Bus Error Logic .............................
Backup Time (for buffered SRAM) ....................
Internal Connector ............................
Power Consumption ...........................
Memory Array ...............................
Hardware Functions ............................
Interrupts ................................
AddressDecoding ............................
BusError Logic .............................
PFAJLand SYS-RESET..........................
Error LEDs ...............................
Temperature Sensor ...........................
summary .................................
DSPCCard ................................
Specifications ..............................
CPU .................................
Horizontal Sync ............................
Vertical Sync .............................
Resolution (HxV) ............................
Built-in Character Generator .......................
Number of font types .........................
Font Sizes(HxV) ............................
Pixel Size(14”dispiay) .........................
Video Signal ...............................
Video SignaiLevel ...........................
SyncSignalLevel ...........................
outputs ................................
Connector ...............................
Connection ............. ...................
Data Transfer ...............................
VideoRAM.. .............................
WavePlane ...............................
summary .................................
CDSPCCards ...............................
Specifications ..............................
CPU .................................
Horizontal Sync ............................
Vertical Sync .............................
Resolution (HxV) . .- ..........................
Built-in Character Generator .......................
Number of font types .........................
Font Sizes(HxV) ............................
Pixel Size(14”display) .........................
Video Signal ...............................
Video SignalLevel ...........................
SyncSignalLevel ...........................
outputs ................................
Connector ...............................
CDSPC-CTRLCard .............................
CDSPC-VIDEOCard ............................
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Connection ................................ 2-22
Data Transfer 2-23 ,7--l
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Video RAMS ............................... 2-23
WavePlane ............................... 2-23
Color Equalization ............................ 2-23
Summary ................................. 2-23
Utility CPU ................................ 2-24
Specifications .............................. 2-24
CPU
EPROM :: : : : : : : :: :: :::::::::I : :::: :::: : 2-24
2-24
EEPROM ............................... 2-24
SRAM ................................. 2-24
MPB Interface ............................. 2-24
Real Time Clock ............................ 2-24
HP HIL Master Link Controller ..................... 2-24
Output Register ............................ 2-24
Bus Error Logic ............................ 2-24
Backup Time (for real time clock) .................... 2-24
Synchronizer ............................. 2-24
Clock Generation ........................... 2-24
ResetLogic .............................. 2-24
Internal Connector ........................... 2-24
Power Consumption .......................... 2-24
Interfaces ................................. 2-26
HP-HIL ................................. 2-26
Rack Interface .............................. 2-26
SDNInterface ............................... 2-26
Data Transfer 2-27 -\
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Memory Array .............................. 2-27
Hardware Functions ............................ 2-27
Address Decoding ............................ 2-27
Bus Error Logic ............................. 2-27
PFAIL and SYS-RESET .......................... 2-27
Real Time Clock ............................. 2-28
Error / Status LEDs ........................... 2-28
Timing Generation ............................ 2-28
SDNSynchronization. .......................... 2-28
Summary ................................. 2-28
RS232RS422Dual Interface Card ...................... 2-29
Specification ............................... 2-29
Ports ................................. 2-29
Baudrate ............................... 2-29
TX/Rx Byte order ........................... 2-29
RS232Drive ... .- .......................... 2-29
RS422Drive .............................. 2-29
RS232RS422 Selection ......................... 2-29
Hardware Handshake ......................... 2-29
Character Format ........................... 2-31
Internal Connector ........................... 2-31
External Connectors .......................... 2-31
Power Consumption .......................... 2-31
Connection ................................ 2-31
Pinouts ................................. 2-31
Data Transfer 2-32 n
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Transmission .............................. 2-32
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Reception ................................
Baud Rate ................................
Summary .................................
SDNInterface Card ............................
Specifications ..............................
Identifier Port .............................
Internal Connector ............................
External Connectors ...........................
Power Consumption ..........................
Serial Distribution Network ........................
SDN Interface Connection ........................
SDN Synchronization. ..........................
Data Transfer ................................
4-bit Latch ...............................
Summary ................................
Rack Interface Card ............................
Specifications ..............................
Baud Rate ...............................
RS422Drive ..............................
Character Format ...........................
Internal Connector ...........................
External Connector ..........................
Power Consumption ..........................
FE-LINK .................................
Polling .................................
Rack Interface Connection .........................
DC-DC Power ..............................
Data Transfer ...............................
Summary .................................
HDLC Interface Card ............................
Specifications ..............................
CPU .................................
Baud Rate ...............................
RAM .................................
EPROM.. ..............................
HDLClink ...............................
Internal Connector ...........................
External Connector ..........................
Loop Tests. ...............................
Data Transfer ..............................
ESDProtection .............................
Ground Safety Connection ........................
summary .................................
Module Rack ................................
Specifications ...............................
Physical .................................
Size: (HxWxD) ....... ., ...................
Weight ................................
Safety ..................................
Temperature Range ...........................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
Humidity Range .............................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
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3.
Altitude Range ............................ 2-41
Operating ............................... 2-41 /1)
Storage ................................ 2-41 /
Connections ................................ 2-41
Power Supply ............................... 2-41
Data Transfer ............................... 2-42
Understanding the Display Module
Introduction .................................
The 14” Color Display (HP M1094A& HP M1094B) ...............
Specifications ..............................
Temperature Range ...........................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
Humidity Range .............................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
Altitude Range .............................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
External dc Output ..........................
Audio Speaker Output .........................
Electromagnetic Interference ......................
X-radiation ..............................
Horizontal Deflection Frequency ....................
Video Bandwidth ...........................
Dot Pitch ................................
Display Area ..............................
Horizontal ...............................
Vertical ................................
Resolution ...............................
Brightness ................................
Power Requirement ..........................
SignalInput ..............................
Synchronization ............................
Connectors ..............................
The 14” Monochrome Display (M1092A) ....................
Specifications ..............................
Temperature Range ...........................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
. Humidity Range .............................
Operating ...............................
Storage ..... ; ..........................
Altitude Range .............................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
External dc Output ..........................
Audio Speaker Output .........................
Electromagnetic Interference ......................
X-radiation ...............................
Horizontal Deflection Frequency ....................
Video Bandwidth ..................... ., .....
Display Area ..............................
Horizontal ...............................
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Vertical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Resolution ...............................
Brightness. ........................... : ..
Power Requirement ..........................
SignalInput ..............................
Synchronization ............................
Connectors ..............................
Display Connections .............................
The Switch-Mode Power Supply (M1092AN1094A) ..............
outputs .................................
The Switch-Mode Power Supply (HP M1094B) .................
outputs .................................
The Human Interface Board .........................
Data Transfer ..............................
SoundGeneration ............................
VolumeControl .............................
Lamp Control .........
:
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Key Switches ..............................
Brightness and Contrast .........................
4. Understanding the Recorder Module
Introduction .................................
The Recorder Module ............................
Temperature Range ...........................
Operating ...............................
Storage ................................
Humidity Range .............................
Altitude Range ......................... ‘t ...
Printhead ................................
Size ..................................
Resolution ...............................
Waveform Bandwidth .........................
Recorder Speeds: ............................
Output Formats .............................
The Power Supply Board ...........................
The Digital Board ..............................
The Printhead ................................
The PaperDrive Motor ............................
5. Preparing the Site
Introduction .................................
Site Preparation Responsibilities ......................
Local staff ...............................
HP Personnel ...............................
Proceduresfor Local Staff .........................
Providing Power Outlets ..........................
Preparing Mounts .............................
Providing Conduit .............................
Equipment Location .............................
Location Types ..............................
Environmental Requirements .........................
Temperature ................................
Humidity .................................
Altitude ..................................
Safety Requirements .............................
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Grounding ................................. 5-5
Electrical Requirements ........................... 5-6 ,,---I
Line Voltage Connection .......................... 5-6
Line Voltage ................................ 5-6
Electrical Specifications ............................ 5-6
Power Connections ............................ 5-6
Power Consumption ............................ 5-6
Internal Temperature Rise ......................... 5-6
Safety Specifications ........................ 1 .... 5-7
Safety Standards. ............................. 5-7
Physical Specifications ............................ 5-7
14” Display Module ............................ 5-7
Computer Module ............................. 5-7
Recorder Module ............................. 5-7
Remote Rack ............................... 5-7
Keyboard ................................. 5-7
Weight ................................... 5-8
Display Module .............................. 5-8
Computer Module ............................. 5-8
Recorder Module ............................. 5-8
Remote Rack ............................... 5-8
Keyboard ................................. 5-8
Pulling Cables ............................... 5-a
SingleFaceplate Cabling ......................... 5-8
Double Faceplate Cabling ......................... 5-8
Installing WallBoxes ............................ 5-9
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International .............................. ;;9”
Procedures for HP Personnel ......................... 5-10
Assembling Mounts ............................ 5-10
Shelf Mounts .............................. 5-10
Cables ................................... 5-11
Preparing and Terminating Cables ...................... 5-16
SpecialTools. .............................. 5-16
CableInstallation Kits .......................... 5-17
DC/DC Cable .............................. 5-18
Preparing Cablefor Termination ..................... 5-18
Terminating Contacts to Connectors and Faceplates ........... 5-19
Video Cable ............................... 5-20
Preparing Cable for Termination .................... 5-20
Terminating Contacts to Connectors and Faceplates ........... 5-21
Rack Cable ............................... 5-23
Preparing Cable for Termination .................... 5-23
Terminating Contacts to Connectors and Faceplates ........... 5-24
RS232Cable ................................ 5-26
Preparing Cable for Termination .................... 5-26
Terminating Contacts to Connectors and Faceplates ........... 5-26
HDLCRecorder Cable .......................... 5-28
Terminating Cable to PC Board ..................... 5-28
HP-HIL Cable .............................. 5-30
Preparing Cable ............................ 5-31
Terminating Contacts to PC Board ................... 5-31
Preparing Faceplates ............................ 5-33 r-?
U.S.Faceplates ............................. 5-33
U.S.Faceplate Part Numbers ....................... 5-33
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International Faceplatesand Faceboxes .................. 5-34
System Cable Termination ............................ 5-37
Lead Colors for System Cables ....................... 5-37
Signalson System Cableconnectors ..................... 5-38
5a. Appendix to Site Preparation Chapter
6. Mounting the Components
Introduction .................................
Installing Options 001, 002, 007, 008 ......................
Parts Checklist. ..............................
lb Install the Locking Tilt/Swivel Mount ..................
To Install the Desktop Tilt/Swivel Mount .................
ToInstall the Stack Mount (M1092A and M1094A) .............
‘Ib Install the Stack Mount (M1094B) ...................
ToInstall the Remote Rack Stand ................. ....
Installing A-Option Mounts ..........................
Maximum Mount Loads ..........................
Fixing Mounts ...............................
ToInstall the Mounting Plate .......................
ToInstall the Locking Cam ........................
ToInstall the Spanning Rails .......................
‘lb Install the Adapter Plate .......................
ToInstall the Wall Mount .........................
ToInstall the Wall Hanger ........................
‘Ib Install the Ceiling Mount .......................
ToInstall the Rack Mount ........................
7. Installing the System
Introduction .................................
Conducting Mechanical Inspection .....................
Conducting Electrical Inspection ......................
Making Claims for Damage .........................
Repackaging for Shipment or Storage ....................
Selecting Line Voltage ...........................
Checking Fuses ..............................
Grounding the Instrument .........................
Combining Instruments ...........................
Determining System Configuration .....................
HP Component Central Monitor Display Formats ..............
Configurations Using SCC..........................
Configurations Using HP M1403A Telemetry .................
Configurations Using HP 78720Arrhythmia ................
Configurations With Aetive and PassiveDisplays ..............
Configurations With Keyboard Switch ...................
Configurations With Printer Spooler ....................
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Preparing System Cabling (Continued) ....................
Installing the Components .........................
‘Ib Begin the Installation .........................
‘Ib Connect the SDN Cables ........................
ToInstall a Single Display System(Options A04, A06, A08) .........
To Connect SystemsWith Options AlO, A12, A44, A46, A48, A68, H75, and
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Connecting the Display Directly to the Function Box ............. 7-19
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Connecting the 21-inch Display more than 25m from the Function Box .
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To Connect the 17-inchRemoteDisplay .................. 7-22
Connecting the Display Directly to the Function Box ............ 7-22
Connecting the ‘17-inch Display lessthan 25m from the Function Box ..... 7-22
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Connecting Peripherals ........................... 7-24
To Connect the Keyboard Switch ..................... 7-24
To Connect a Printer ........................... 7-24
ToConnect a Printer Directly to Computer Module ............. 7-25
ToConnect a Printer Using the Spooler .................. 7-26
ToConnect an HP M1176A RemoteRack ................. 7-28
‘lb Connect an HP M1117ARecorder ................... 7-29
ToConnect Patient Location ....................... 7-30
Configuring Printers ............................ 7-31
ToConfigure an HP QuietJet Printer ................... 7-31
‘lb Configure an HP DeskJet Printer .................... 7-32
lb Configure an HP LaserJet Printer ................... 7-32
8. Cotiguring the System
Introduction ..................................
Entering Configuration Mode .........................
ToSettheDateandTime ........................
‘lb Usethe General Configuration ‘I&k Window ..............
Notes on General Configuration Questions ..................
‘lb Configure Bed Labels .........................
‘lb Configure Arrhythmia ..................... : ...
Notes on Arrhythmia Configuration Questions ................
lb Set Hospital Name ..........................
‘Ib AssignBeds to Sectors ........................
‘lb Configure the Display Format .....................
ToSelect Wave Colors ..........................
Leaving Configuration Mode .........................
9. Troubleshooting the System
Introduction ..................................
Understanding the ServiceStrategy .....................
Using the Troubleshooting Tables ......................
Troubleshooting the Display ........................
Troubleshooting Patient Location ......................
Using the Patient Location StatusLog ... ................
Using the Patient Location StatusMessages ................
Checking the Status Log ..........................
Checking the Patient Location StatusLog ...................
Fatal Errors ...............................
Non-Fatal Errors .............................
Using the Status Log ............................
Start-Up Error Messages .........................
Error CodeList (Device ID 16400or 4010H) ................
Using the Error Code Chart .........................
Troubleshooting the Arrhythmia System....................
Arrhythmia Error Codes
. Device ID 20004(decimal) or 4324 (HEX) .....
Respondingto Software Errors .......................
Reporting Arrhythmia Error Codes .....................
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Troubleshooting the Power Supply .....................
Troubleshooting the DC/DCConverter ...................
Troubleshooting the Recorder Module ...................
Selecting Service Mode ............................
Service ModeFacilities ...........................
Date&Time ................................
status Log. ................................
Monitor Revisions .............................
Hardware Revision ............................
Software Revision ............................
‘lb Enter A Revision Screen........................
Performing a Network Test .........................
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10. Performing Product Assurance
Introduction .................................
Cleaning the HP Component Central Monitor .................
Cleaning Agents ..............................
'IbCleantheFanPilter
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Cleaning the Recorder Module .......................
To Clean the PaperRoller ................ ........
lb Cleanthe PaperOut Sensor ......................
Performing Preventive Maintenance ......................
Examining the Housing. ..........................
Examining the Plug ............................
Inspecting the Cord ............................
Inspecting the System Cables ........................
Examining the SystemControls .......................
Verifying CRTIntegrity. ..........................
Replacing Paperin the Module Recorder ..................
‘lb Remove PaperLoaded Backwards ...................
Performing Performance AssuranceTests ...................
lb check the Admit Function ........................
‘lb check Admit Dischargefunction with Arrhythmia Present ........
‘lb check recorder function ........................
‘lb test high and low ECGalarmsfrom the bedside. ............
‘lb test Vtach alarm function. .......................
To test printer function. .........................
11. Checking Patient Safety
Introduction .................................
Preparing TestEquipment .........................
Repositioning Equipment for Safety Checks .................
To Isolate From SystemCabling ......................
To Isolate Wailand Ceiling Mounts ....................
Checking Chassisto Ground Resistance ...................
‘IbPerformthelbst ...........................
Checking ChassisLeakageCurrent .....................
To Perform the Test ...........................
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12. Removing and Replacing Components
Introduction .................................
RecommendedToolsand Equipment ....................
Servicing the Display Module .........................
Removal Flow Diagrams: Display Module ..................
ToRemove the Rear/Cable Cover .....................
lb Replacethe Rear/Cable Cover .....................
ToRemove the Power Fuses .......................
ToReplacethe Power Fuses .......................
ToRemove the Line Power Filter (M1094A) ................
‘lb Replacethe Line Power Filter (M1094A) ................
ToRemove the Plastic Cover .......................
ToReplacethe Plastic Cover .......................
ToRemove the Plastic Bezel .......................
‘lb Replacethe Plastic Bezel .......................
‘lb Remove the Keystrips .........................
ToReplacethe Keystrips .........................
‘lb Remove the Human Interface Board ..................
ToReplacethe Human Interface Board ..................
‘lb Remove the Metal Cover (M1092AAI1094A) ..............
ToReplacethe Metal Cover (M1092AN1094A) ..............
ToRemove the TopMetal Cover and SMPSCover (M1094B) .........
ToReplacethe TopMetal and SMPSCovers (M1094B) ...........
ToRemove the Line Input /Fuse Holder (M1092AN1094A) ........
ToReplacethe Line Input / Fuse Holder (M1092A/M1094A) .........
‘Ib Remove the Switch-Mode Power Supply (M1092A/M1094A) .......
‘lb Replacethe Switch-Mode Power Supply (M1092A/M1094A) .......
ToRemove the Switch-Mode Power Supply (M1094B) ............
‘Ib Replacethe Switch-Mode Power Supply (M1094B) ............
‘lb Remove the Video Connector Plate (M1092A/M1094A) .........
lb Replacethe Video Connector Plate ...................
ToRemove the Locking Cam .......................
ToReplacethe Locking Cam .......................
Servicing the Computer Module ........................
Removal Flow Diagram: Computer Module .................
lb Remove the Rear Cover ........................
‘lb Replacethe Rear Cover ........................
‘lb Remove the DC-DC Converter .....................
lb Replacethe DC-DCConverter .....................
‘lb Remove a Function Card .......................
ToReplacea Function Card .......................
ToRemove the Recorder Module .....................
lb Replace the Recorder Module .....................
ToRemove the Integrd Module Rack ...................
ToReplace the Integral Module Rack ...................
‘IbRemovetheFbn ...........................
‘IbReplacetheFan. ...........................
ToRemove the Plastic Side Covers ....................
‘RIReplacethe Plastic Side Covers ....................
‘lb Remove the ‘Ibp Cover ........................
‘Ib Replacethe lbp Cover .........................
‘lb Remove the Backplane ........................
ToReplacethe Backplane ........................
‘lb Remove the Plastic Feet ........................
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