MicroPace MP3393 User manual

Compact Numeric Keypad
MP3393 Kit
Contents and Instructions for Use
with the Micropace EPS320
Series of Cardiac Stimulators
Micropace Pty Ltd
41/159 Arthur Street
Homebush West, NSW 2140, Australia
www.micropace.com.au
Document: MP3406, Ver 1.3, April 2017,
R_MP3393-Compact Numeric Keypad Leaflet_V1.3.doc

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Contents of MP3393 Kit
1 x MP3415 Compact Numeric Keypad
1 x MP3406 Instructions for Use (this document)
Features and Specifications
22 multi-function keys enabling full stimulator control when used in combination with a
Micropace Touch Screen (MP3114).
High quality mechanical switches with ~20 million keystroke lifetime.
Weight: 235 g (0.51 lb)
Dimensions: 159 x 108 x 38 mm (6.25 x 4.25 x 1.5 in)
Cable length: 2m
CE, FCC, and RoHS approvals.
Introduction
For Stimulators with touch screens, the Compact Numeric Keypad (MP3415) may be substituted for the
Standard Keyboard to reduce desktop footprint. The user may then use the touch screen or the Keypad
arrow keys (NumLock OFF) to select pacing protocols, stimulation channels and required extra stimuli,
and may use the Keypad number keys (NumLock ON) for rapid adjustment or entry of numeric values.
Starting and stopping stimulation / pacing can be done with the dedicated PACE key.
This Numeric Keypad is intended for use as a permanent replacement to the Standard Keyboard. It is
designed, however, to replace the keyboard without any software configuration required. Therefore, the
Numeric Keypad and the Standard Keyboard can be swapped as necessary depending on your needs.
Note that the three setup functions of naming protocols, pace sites and user setups require use of the
alpha keys on the Standard Keyboard.
Compatibility
1. Numeric Keypad MP3415 is compatible with EPS320 Stimulator Software 3.21 or above only.
2. The Numeric Keypad MP3415 has been tested with all revisions of Bona Light Computers,
MP3093.
3. Numeric Keypad MP3415 may be used with EPS320BT, StimLab™ (Local Touch Screen) and
StimCor™ products.
4. The Keypad may be connected using up to 10 metre extension PS/2 cable, such as is
contained in MP3403 (StimLab local 10m Cable bundle) and MP3169-10 StimCor Local 10m
extension cable bundle.
Note: StimLab™ Remote (trunk) Cable, MP3164-17 does not have a provision for connecting
this Keypad. The StimLab has an on-screen keypad. If you require a hardware keypad at the
bedside, contact your distributor or Micropace for alternatives.
Cautions
1. In order to prevent unreliable and unpredictable key operation:
a) Use only with Micropace EPS320 software 3.21 or higher.
b) Use only in combination with Touch Screen (MP3114) that is enabled in software.
c) Do not use concurrently with keyboard (either with ‘Y’ splitter or by simultaneous use of
PS2 and USB ports).
d) Do not exceed maximum PS2 cable extension length 10m. Longer extensions require
special extender equipment.
e) Do not use with a PS2 to USB adaptor, as unexpected actions, including inadvertent
toggling of pacing, may result.

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f) Do not use with computer other than the Bona Light PC (MP3093).
g) Do not remove keypad labels or replace with custom labeling. If labels detach,
discontinue use and obtain replacement label(s).
h) In order to comply with FCC regulations regarding electromagnetic interference, only use
cables supplied by Micropace.
Installation of MP3415 Numeric Keypad
1. Verify that the system has software 3.21 or higher before installation. This can be verified by:
a. Boot the system as normal using the Standard Keyboard. Clear any informational
messages by pressing ESC until the main stimulator screen is displayed.
b. Press “H” on the keyboard or the “Help” menu on the upper right of the Touch Screen.
c. The context help menu will be displayed. Press ESC once to exit this and reach the
green coloured “Top Help Menu” screen shown
d. Press “a” or touch “About the EPS320” on the Touch Screen.
Figure 1 Determining Software Version –Help Menu
e. Verify that the resulting message specifies “Software: 3.21.XXXX”, where XXXXcan be
any characters, as show below:
Figure 2 Determining Software Version –About EPS320
2. Turn off the Bona PC computer MP3093 before connecting this Keypad.
2. About the EPS320
1. H: Help Menu
a. About the EPS320

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3. Connect the Keypad’s PS/2 connector where your keyboard is plugged in; it may be into the
purple Keyboard PS/2 socket on the rear of the Bona Light Computer, or into the extension
cable PS/2 in-line socket as shown.
OR
Figure 3: PS/2 port on Bona PC Figure 4: PS/2 extension cable
4. Note: For initial installation of EPS320 Family of Cardiac Stimulators, you will need to connect
the full sized keyboard supplied with the stimulator.
Using the Numeric Keypad
The MP3415 Numeric Keypad is a great way to reduce your desktop footprint and streamline the
usage of your Micropace Cardiac Stimulator. The keypad is designed to behave almost identically to
your Micropace Standard Keyboard and has the following features:
1. Dedicated PACE key for easy, intuitive usage. “Press and hold” burst pacing is enabled just
as in the Standard Keyboard (which uses the Space Bar to PACE).
2. Dedicated ENTER key for numerical entry. Note that Enter is not needed since numerical
values will be automatically accepted into most fields after a brief pause, but the Enter key is
provided for convenience and those that desire very rapid numerical entry.
3. Dedicated HOME (Esc) key for exiting menus and returning to the home screen quickly and
easily.
4. SHIFT key that allows usage of the Ins (Shift + “0”) and Del (Shift + “.”) functions. See the
quick reference chart for all key functions below in Table 1.
5. NumLock allows you to select numerical entry mode or navigation with the arrows.
6. - / + keys are reversed, so increment ‘+’ key is above the decrement ‘-‘ key. Always keep the
installed Micropace key labels on the keypad to avoid confusion.

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Figure 5: The Keypad Labels
Completes numeric
entry
Increments
parameters
Exits menus
Decrements
parameters
Numlock: toggles
numbers vs arrows
Toggles
Pace On/Off

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Summary of Key function description
Key: ...............Name:............ Operation:
1-9.................. ......................Digit entry for S1-S7 and other parameters.
←/ → ..............Move focus ....With NumLock off, move focused (red) zone left/right.
↑ / ↓ ...............Move focus ....With NumLock off, move focused (red) zone up/down.
+ / - ................Change value.Increment / Decrement value of focused parameter.
DEL................Turn Off .........Use Shift + “.” Turns off focused parameter–Decr-auto/Sync-to/S2-S7; Pause->repeat,
Train->Infinite.
INS.................Insert/Edit.......Use Shift + “0” Restores focused parameter from DEL; Edits parameter where allowed.
END................Auto Lock.......Use Shift + “0” Master on/off toggle for all automatic decrementation.
PACE .............Pace ..............Brief press toggles pacing On / Off; prolonged (>300ms) press paces only while pressed.
PGUP/PGDN..Stim Page......Use Shift + “9” or “3” Flips between Stim Page A and B.
ESC................Escape........... Exits from menus and returns focus to Protocol-specific screen Home position.
BSP ←...........Undo..............Step back in decrementation to previous value –in SNRT, Nodal_ERP, Multi_Sx.
Table 1: Key function description
Re-Installation of Standard Keyboard
1. Disconnect the Numeric Keypad PS/2 connector and connect the Standard Keyboard.
Troubleshooting
Symptom
Potential Cause
Remedy
Enter key toggles pacing
On/Off
‘Config Service Var 20 Enable
Keypad Input’ has been
incorrectly set to ‘1’
Config Service Var 20 “En
Keypad Input” should not be
used. Set it to ‘0’ for both
Keypad or Keyboard input.
To correct, use the Standard
Keyboard and press “k” to
enter the User Config Menu
(password ‘henry’). Then press
PgDn for the Service menu
(‘service’). CSV20 is at the
lower left. Set it to ‘0’ and exit.
Engaging touchscreen buttons
and entering numbers
occasionally toggles pacing
On/Off
You are using the Numeric
Keypad with Software 3.21 and
have Service Configuration
Variable 20 Enable Keypad
incorrectly set to ‘1’
Set CSV20 to ‘0’ or contact
your Distributor.
Keypad does not work
Disconnection at extension
cable or at PC
Check and reconnect.
Keypad keys behave
unexpectedly –arrows instead
of digits or vice versa
NumLock is disengaged or
engaged.
Keypad behaves as a standard
PC input device.
NumLock On: Numeric input
enabled.
NumLock Off: Arrow input
enabled.
Engage NumLock and ensure
the LED indicator is on or off as
desired.

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Symptom
Potential Cause
Remedy
Numeric Keypad keys behave
unexpectedly –wrong digits,
NumLock unresponsive, etc.
Using Numeric Keypad
connected to USB port may
cause unexpected behaviour.
Use only the PS2 port –i.e.
using the supplied USB to PS2
adaptor
You are using the Numeric
Keypad with Software 3.21.04
or previous
Upgrade Software to Ver 3.21.
Contact your Distributor.
You may be using an extension
cable longer than 10m
Ensure you use extension
cable less than 10m long.
Touch calibration menu
appears unexpectedly
You have mis-touched a
touchscreen key 5 times. This
suggests touch is not calibrated
well, automaticaly triggering
calibration menu.
Calibrate touchscreen by
accessing the Help menu and
choosing “c. Touch Calibration”
Touchscreen requests continue
and are annoying.
Disable feature:
Set “En Self Calib Detect’
Configuration Service Variable
32 to ‘0’.
To correct, use the Standard
Keyboard and press “k” to
enter the User Config Menu
(password ‘henry’). Then press
PgDn for the Service menu
(‘service’). Set CSV32 to ‘0’
and exit.
Table 2 Troubleshooting
Maintenance
Inspect keypad once a month and do not use if it appears damaged. Clean cable with
soft cloth lightly moistened with ethyl alcohol or similar non-aggressive solvent. Do
not use water, strong solvents or abrasive cleaning agents.
Original Manufacturer
Adesso AKP-220B USB/PS2 Auto-Detecting Keypad
FCC CERTIFICATION: The Adesso AKP-220B Keypad has been certified to comply with FCC and other test standards. See
label on the product for confirmation.
FCC CERTIFICATION REQUIRED STATEMENT WARNING: This equipment has been certified to comply with the limits for a
Class B Computing Device, pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of the FCC rules. Only peripherals (computer, computer
input/output devices, terminals, printers, etc.) certified to comply with the Class B limits may be attached to this device.
Operation with non-certified peripherals is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception.
NOTE: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict
accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type
tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B computing devices in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of
part 15 of the FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off or on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
* Reorient the receiving antennas
* Relocate the computer with respect to the receiver
* Move the computer away from the receiver
* Plug the computer and receiver into different circuits
If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. The
user may find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: “How to identify and Resolve
Radio-TV Interference Problems". This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.

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MicroPace Numeric Keypad Kit #200MP3393
Installation Checklist
(Upon completion of the upgrade forward this completed document to
your company’s records department for retention or
fax to MicropaceEP on 714 258 7280)
Serial Number of Micropace StimCor, StimLab, or EPS320: _________________________________
Serial Number of Micropace MP3415 Keypad (located on rear): _____________________________
Facility Name: __________________________ Address: ___________________________________
Installed by: ________________________________________________ Date: __________________
Verify Compatibility
_____ Boot the system using a Standard Keyboard and clear any info messages by pressing ESC.
_____ Access Help menu and select “About the EPS320”
_____ Software is verified as 3.21 or above. Refer to IFU above for help.
Install the MP3415 Compact Numeric Keypad
_____ Turn off the system and connect the MP3415 Numeric Keypad.
Verify Installation & Training
_____ Verify correct installation by pressing “PACE” on the keypad. Pacing should commence.
NOTE: If pacing does not commence, see “Troubleshooting” in this IFU.
_____ Verify that the local Touch Screen (MP3114) is enabled and accepting touch input correctly.
_____ No Y-Splitter or PS/2 to USB adapter is installed and the Keypad is connected only to a
Micropace Bona PC MP3093.
_____ Keypad labels are attached, visible, and correct (refer to product picture in IFU).
_____ No extension cable(s) longer than 10m is connected to the Numeric Keypad.
_____ User(s) has been provided with the Instructions for Use.
Signed: __________________________________________________Date: ____________________
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