Philips IntelliVue MP40 User manual

Patient Monitoring
Hardware Upgrade Installation Guide
IntelliVue MP40/50
IntelliVue Patient Monitor
MP40/50
M8003-9301A
*M8003-9301A*

Part Number M8003-9301A

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1Introduction 3
2Checking your Tools and Kit Hardware 5
3Installing J13 - J30 7
4Installing J40 11
5Installing E12 13
6Installing E25 21
7Verification of Upgrade 25

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1Introduction
This document contains or refers to proprietary information which is protected by copyright. All rights
are reserved. Copying or other reproduction of this document is prohibited without the prior written
permission of Philips Medical Systems.
WARNING The electrical characteristics of anti-static mats should be checked before use, as described in the
manufactuerer’s instructions for continued protection to both you and the equipment.
CAUTION A recommended anti-static table mat is the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company (3M)
Part Number 8210. In addition to the table mat the person disassembling the monitor should either:
1Wear a conductive wrist strap (#M Part No. 2046) attached to the mat by the 1.2 m (4”) wire
included with it, or
2Stand on a floor mat with leather-soled shoes.
Before handling any circuit boards, firmly touch the exposed metal on the case to equalize the ground
potentials. This will prevent static discharge and protect the logic components of the monitor.
Handle circuit boards on the edges only; avoid touching board surfaces unless performing circuit board
repair. Contaminants like skin oil will attract dust to accumulate which could retain moisture and
affect the circuit performance.

1Introduction What is in this Installation Note?
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What is in this Installation Note?
This installation note contains procedures on how to install the following upgrade kits for the
IntelliVue MP40/50 patient monitors:
M8027A
#J13 Serial Interface / MIB ready (2 ports)
#J14 Parallel Printer Interface
#J22 PS/2 Interface (2 ports)
#J23 Interface for the Remote SpeedPoint and Alarm Device
#J30 Flexible Nurse Call Relay
#J40 Advanced Interface: Wireless Network, SVGA Video, Nurse Call Relay
#E12 Add four internal module slots
#E25 Add Battery operation

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2Checking your Tools and Kit
Hardware
Tools Required
You will need the following tools to complete the upgrade:
• Torx screwdrivers (sizes 6,10,20)
• 5/16" (5mm) Allen Wrench
• 2 Small flat head screwdrivers
• Needle Nose Pliars
• ESD mat and wrist strap
• 1 small Pozi or Philips head screwdriver
Hardware List
Before beginning, check that your upgrade kit has the hardware listed next to the appropriate option in
the table below:
Kit Part Number Description
J13 M8081-67501 Serial Interface (MIB ready) board
J14 M8082-67501 Parallel Printer Interface board
J22 M8086-67501 PS/2 Interface board
J23 M8086-67521 Interface board for Remote SpeedPoint and Alarm Device
J30 M8087-67501 Flexible Nurse Call Relay board
J40 M8090-69501 System Interface Board Advanced
E12 M8003-69504 Four Slot Rack Assembly
E25 M8067-69501 Battery Board

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3Installing J13 - J30
This section decribes how to install the following upgrade options:
– J13 - Serial Interface / MIB ready
– J14 - Parallel Printer Interface
– J23 - Remote Speedpoint and Remote Alarm Device
– J22 - PS/2 Interface
– J30 -- Flexible Nurse Call Relay
Installation Instructions
Removing the Blank Covers
CAUTION Make sure to unplug the AC power cord and to remove the batteries before removing blank covers or
I/O boards. Failure to remove the power cord and the batteries could cause damage to the CMU as it is
still under power.
1Remove the two screws securing each of the blank covers and remove them.

3 Installing J13 - J30 Installation Instructions
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2Use the board removal tool located inside the battery compartment door to pull off the blank
covers (or other I/O boards, if boards need to be switched).
Installing the I/O Boards
Insert the I/O board into the slot according to the following table:
Board Removal Tool
Slot 1
Slot2
Slot 3

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“-” This board is assumed to not be required for this configuration
“x” This board cannot be assigned in this configuration
NOTE Ensure that the board removal tool is snapped properly into place inside the battery compartment door
after each use.
I/O Board Possible Configurations
Name Possible I/O slots 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 19
Input Device
Interface
02,03 02 02 02 02 ------
Remote Device
IInterface
02,03 03 - --02 02 02 - --
Parallel Printer
Interface
02,03 x03--03 - -02--
Nurse Call Relay 02,03 xx 03 - x03-0302 -
MIB/RS232
(2x)
02,03 xx x03xx03 x 03 03
2nd MIB/
RS232 (2x)
02,03 xx xxxxxx-02

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4Installing J40
This section decribes how to install the upgrade option J40 (Advanced System Interface board) for the
MP40/50 monitors:
Installation Instructions
CAUTION Make sure to unplug the AC power cord and to remove the batteries before removing blank covers or
I/O boards. Failure to remove the power cord and the batteries could cause damage to the CMU as it is
still under power.

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1Remove the two screws securing the standard interface board and then remove the board using the
board removal tool located in the battery compartment
2Insert the advanced System Interface board into the slot and secure it with the two screws.
NOTE Ensure that the board removal tool is snapped properly into place inside the battery compartment door
after each use.
Board Removal Tool

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5Installing E12
This section decribes how to install the upgrade option E12 (internal module slots) for the MP40/
MP50 monitors:
Installation Instructions
CAUTION Make sure to unplug the AC power cord and to remove the batteries before removing blank covers,
I/O boards and the System Interface Board. Failure to remove the power cord and the batteries could
cause damage to the CMU as it is still under power.
1Remove the two screws securing each of the blank covers, I/O boards and System Interface board
and remove them.

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2Use the board removal tool located inside the battery compartment door to pull off the I/O boards
and the System Interface Board.
Separating the Front and Back Half of the monitor
1Remove the four screws at the back of the monitor, the lower ones first.
NOTE Hold on to the display when loosening the screws so the display does not fall off.
Board Removal Tool

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2Pull off the front housing. Do not pull the display off completely, only tilt it to the front, because
otherwise the flex panel adapter could be damaged.
Reassembly Note: Make sure the metal sheet on the back of the display is inserted into the noses of the
monitor rear housing when reassembling the two halves.
NOTE The pictures in some of the following steps already contain an inserted internal module slot rack.

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3Unscrew the screws holding the flex panel adapter cable and pull off the flex cable carefully towards
you.
Removing the Main Board
1If a battery board is included always remove it before the main board by removing the four screws
on the board.
Battery Board

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2Unplug the Navigation Point connector, the MSL cable, the power suppy cable, the speaker cable
and the ECG Out/Alarm LED cable from the main board.
NOTE To remove the flat ribbon cables with red connectors (e.g. Navigation Point cable) simply pull directly
on the cable. The MSL, power supply and speaker cables have different security locks and must be
unlocked in order to be removed.
3Remove the nine screws, pull the main board out of the rack connector and remove the board by
moving it towards the bottom of the monitor.
MSL flat ribbon
Power Supply Cable
Speaker Cable
Navigation Point
Connector
(not connected in this picture)
ECG OUT/Alarm LED
Cable
(not connected in this picture)
cable
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1a
1a 321
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2

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Removing the Blank Cover
1Pull the back end of the cover towards you and at the same time release the two snaps on the inside
with a screwdriver to release the back end of the cover.
Pull here
In this direction