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List
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Section
Section
Section
Section
1
Introduction
1.1
Scope
1.2
APM
1.2.1
1.2.2
1.3
Conventions
Warranty
2
System
3
Theory
4
4.1
Front
4.2
Back
4.3
Motor
4.4
Latch
4.5
Motor
4.5.1
4.5.2
4.5.3
4.6
Optics
4.6.1
4.6.2
4.6.3
4.7
Printed
4.71
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of
Operation
Case
Assembly
Case
Assembly
Frame
Assembly
Assembly
Motor
Gearbox
Motor
Assembly
4.7.1.1.
4.7.1.2
4.7.1.3
4.7.1.4
4.7.15
4.7.1.6
Tachometer
Motor
Shaft
Air-in-Line Occlusion Cartridge
Circuit
Board
Circuit
Block
Microprocessor
Port
External
Alphanumeric
Power
Tachometer
Overview
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5.4
5.2.2.2
5.2.2.3
§.2.2.4
§.2.2.5
5.2.2.6 | Delivery
5.2.2.7
5.2.2.8
5.2.3
5.2.3.1
5.2.3.2
5.2.3.3
5.2.4 Burn-in
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5.3.2
5.3.3
5.3.4
5.3.5 PVT
Data
Equipment Dry Test Test
Pump
Delivery
Delivery
Optional
Equipment Occlusion Air-Detection
Troubleshooting
Test
Equipment
Setup
Test
Procedure
Troubleshooting
Preparation
Form
Setup Wet Setup Dry
Programming
Test Test
Test
Optics
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Section 6 Troubleshooting
6.1
Technical
6.2
Troubleshooting
6.2.1
6.2.2
6.2.3
6.2.4
Section 7 Replaceable
7.1
Replaceable
7.2
Replacement
7.2.1
7.2.2
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Pump
7.4.1
7.4.2
74.8
7.4.4
Assistance
Alerts System Malfunction Troubleshooting
Parts
Parts
Safety Required
Disassembly
Back Motor PCB Front
Reassembly
Hardware Front Motor Back
. . . . .
Tables
and
Alarms
Error
Codes
Codes
and
Procedures
and
Equipment
Tools
Procedure
Case
Frame
..
Case
Procedure
Available
Case
and
Frame
Case
.
.
Problems
Repairs
Precautions
and
Materials
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7.6
7.7.
7.8.
7.9.
7.10
Back
Case
7.5.1
7.5.2 Optics
7.6.1
7.6.2
Motor
7.7.1
7.7.2 Latch
7.8.1
7.82 PCB
7.9.1
7.9.2
7.9.3
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7.10.1
7.10.2
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7.9.3.3
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Assembly
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4-5.
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Scope
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Technical
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Section 2 Warranty Section 3 System
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Section 4 Theory
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Section 5 Maintenance Section 6 Troubleshooting
ロロ
Section 7 Replaceable Section 8 Specifications
Section 9 Drawings
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1
Introduction
11
Scope
This
Technical
Abbott
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Section 1 Introduction
Section 2 Warranty Section 3 System
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Section 4 Theory Section 5 Maintenance
ロロ
Section 6 Troubleshooting
Section 7 Replaceable
Section 8 Specifications Section 9 Drawings
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and
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pump
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Circuit incorrect usage
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APM
earlier
have
this
have
this
board
differences:
Differences
All manufactured “winged”
back
Add-on
External
two the
added
the interface
A
transient
suppresser
prevent comparator
incorrect
Section
APM
li
APM I pumps
back
board
unit
previously
printer
microprocessor.
port; a circuit
to
interface
is
damage
AC
are
with
case
interface
unused
pins with
not
currently
voltage
was
added
to
should
adapter
1,
Introduction
the
design
uses
pins
was
This
used
to
the
U35
an
be
used
in
The
APM
and
APM
II
have
the
Table
Text
data)
Manual
1-2.
Log
Event
History
APM/APM
item
Volume
Bolus
Program
II
Technical
Scrolling
History
Counts
Totals
(same
Service
following
APM
and
HISTORY
forward
User
event
Delivered
logged
GRAND
TO
only scrolling
can
log
to 2 places
GO
significant
APM
li
Software
APM
key
provides
review only
and
entire
demand
(max.
software
Differences
history
counts
99)
differences:
Arrow
keys
forth
scrolling;
provides
User
event container
Delivered logged
VOLUME
VTBI
forward
can
review
log
or volume
to 4 places (max.
(volume
APM
II
provide
shift
and
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and
key
history
counts
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Section
1,
Introduction
Table
1-2.
APM
and
APM
II
Software
Differences
2
Е
È
5
È
Нет
Numeric
Micrograms
Bolus
Lockout
Volume
Container
Air
Entries
Range
Time | 5to
Limits | 4-hour
Size | Pump
Sensitivity | Defaults
Purging | 2
If
entered
too
small,
maximum
0.1
to
99
AMOUNT?’ entry
unless different
minute
available
programming
АРМ
value
pump or
minimum
9999.9
requests
keypad
limit
available
for
to
HIGH
setting
maximum;
only
pg
container
after
complete
too
large
defaults
“TOTAL
setting
locked
purging
or
to
value
size
at
APM
If
entered
too
zero
.1
to
5
to
1-hour and
available;
defaults
Pump SIZE"
Sensitivity during
4
minute
available
before
value
small,
pump
999,999
999
minutes
4-hour
epidural
to
1-hour
requests
setting
programming
maximum;
during
delivery
II
too
large
defaults
ug
(no
decimal)
limits
mode
25
mL
“CONTAINER
selected
purging
programming
of
loading
or
to
limit
dose
Loading
3
8
E
Q
9
RESET
Keypad
Air-In-Line
(same
functionality) | |2.
CHANGE
Functionality | changed
Dose | If
Lock | Full
Alarm | Cleared
Key
Display
Key | Units
stopped,
completed
lock
and
1.
RESET
RESET
CHANGE
cannot
only
by
unlocking
pressing
SHIFT
PROGRAM
of
delivery
through
key
be
PURGE
can
be Units
the
function
pump
key
Loading completed
Full
which program
Cleared
then
is
1.
2.
changed
reprogramming
lock
allows
STOP,
locked
NEW
NEW
of
delivery
dose
may
after
an
or
container
user
to
and
clear
by
pressing
whether
or
not
SHIFT
CONTAINER
without
TOTL
CANNOT
be
interruption
lock,
reset
shift
amount
SILENCE
the
pump
be
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Conventions
The
following
O
Touchswitches
and
Screen
beeps
conventions
[ENTER]
displays
sound
are
described
to
select a 100
reference
and
the
are
used
in
mL
in
the text are
INITIALIZE
throughout
all
caps
container
NVRAM
this
and
size.”
in
all
OR
manual:
enclosed
caps,
e.g.,
USE
ARROWS
in
brackets,
“When
e.g.,
“Press
resetting
display
returns.”
Section
is
complete
1,
Introduction
[1],
[0],
two
[0]
Throughout
information
this
as
follows:
manual,
WARNING:
A
warning
observe a warning
CAUTION: A caution
or
failure.
Note: A note
contains
is
highlights
warnings,
special
safety
potentially
contains
information
information
cautions,
emphasis
life
threatening.
that
helps
and
notes
and
must
that
could
prevent
explain a concept
are
used
be
observed
irreversible
or a procedure.
to
emphasize
at
all
equipment
times.
important
Failure
damage
to
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Section
2
Warranty
Subject
warrants
defects purchase. for a particular
Purchaser’s product.
cause
product,
or properly
The
altered,
affect
or
to
that
in
material
Abbott
In
be
based
and
losses
or
packaged.
foregoing
or
its
stability
removed.
the
terms
the
makes
purpose,
exclusive
no
event
in
contract,
in
no
for
lost
warranty
used
other
or
and product and
shall
event
business,
reliability,
conditions
shall
workmanship
no
other
or
any
other
remedy
shall
Abbott's
negligence,
shall
Abbott
revenue,
shall
be
than
in
accordance
or
herein,
conform
under
Abbott
to
normal
warranties,
matter.
be,
at
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liability
void
strict
be
liable
or
profits.
in
arising
liability,
the
with
in
the
event
Laboratories,
Abbott’s
use
express
out
for
incidental,
Warranty
event
the
product
the
serial
standard
and
service
or
implied,
option,
of
any cause
tort,
or
otherwise)
consequential,
product
product
manuals
or
lot
number
herein
referred
specifications
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as
to
merchantability,
the
repair
or
whatsoever
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returned
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been
so
as,
in
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to
as
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year
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(whether
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price
or
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to
misused,
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liability
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or
attempts
trained
spare
any
repair
providing
for
such acknowledged is
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authorized
warranty
by an
parts.
or
any
parts
the
actions
person
that
any
shall
to
perform
authorized
For
purposes
service
for
repair
or
inactions
has
been
other
person
agent
of
Abbott.
also
be
void
in
any
major
repair
representative
of
the
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than
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replacement
or
trained
other
service
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than
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to
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of
person
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performing
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other
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as
have
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responsibility
or
service,
It
is
understood
repair
Purchaser,
having
and
service”
batteries.
regardless
and
or
service
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Section
3
System
A
System
binder's
available,
Assistance).
Operating
pockets
contact
Operating
Manual
for
convenient
Abbott
is
included
reference.
Laboratories
with
every
If a copy
Technical
Manual
APM
and
APM
of
the
System
Support
Operations
II
kit.
Insert a copy
Operating
(see
Section
Manual
6.1,
Technical
in
is
this
not
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[|
Section
Theory
This
section construction latch,
motor,
module
assembly
4
of
describes that
consists
and
optics
(refer
Operation
the
theory
of
assemblies;
to
Figure
front
4-1.
of
operation
and back
and a printed
Assemblies).
of
the
case
assemblies; a motor
APM/APM
circuit
board
Front
II.
The
frame
(PCB)
case
pump
mounted
with
mounted
assembly
PCB
assembly
has a modular
with
the
display
APM/APM
Latch,
assemblies
Il
Technical
optics,
Back
Service
and
motor
mounted
motor
frame
case
assembly
Manual
on
Figure
4-1.
Assemblies
4-1
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Section
41
4,
Theory
of
Operation
Front
The
front
and
EMI
on
the
PCB.
PCB
by a ribbon
Operating
4.2
Back
The
back
door
is
removable
of
spring
identified.
crimp
terminal
43
Motor
The
motor
outer
part
~
cartridge
require
Case
case
is
protection
The
Manual
Case
case
is
clips
that
Batteries
connect
Frame
frame
of
the
is
critical
correct
cartridge
Assembly
made
of
plastic
for
the
pump
keypad
cable
provides
threaded
for
descriptions
Assembly
made
of
the
to
allow
access
are
insulated
are
installed
the
four
aligns
the
cartridge
pumping
to
mechanism
the
performance
alignment
that
contains a conductive
electronics. A clear
user
interface
through a slot
of
key
functionality.
same
ESD/EMI-protected
to
the
battery
from
the
conductive
in a diode-isolated
battery
contacts
to
the
(refer
of
the
to
function
drive
to
pump.
plastic
with
24
membrane
in
the front
plastic
compartment.
case.
parallel
to
the
PCB.
motor
Figure
properly.
and
4-2.
Motor
Air-in-line
material window
case.
Battery
Positive
configuration.
optical
to
provide
protects
switches
Refer
to
as
the
front
terminals
and
sensors,
Frame).
and
occlusion detection
enhanced
the
LCD
connected
the
pump’s
case.
are
negative
Wires
and
completes
The
alignment
ESD
mounted
to
the
System
The
battery
constructed
contacts
housed
are
in
the
of
the
systems
a
The
location, cartridge specially
performed
height,
within
designed
by
the
Abbott
and
perpendicularity
motor
frame.
equipment;
Laboratories.
Dowel
pins
Dowel
for
Figure
that
of
the
pin
insertion
reason,
4-2.
Motor
dowel
replacement
into
Frame
pins
the
determine
motor frame of
the
motor
the
is
frame
location
made
by must
of
the
using
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Cartridge
holding
tabs
Opening
the
latch
Ejection
lever
Closing the
latch
Section
4,
Ejector
Theory
pivot
of
pin
Operation
44
Latch
The
aligned indentation the
Two hold
The the
lever
is
closed
upward
Assembly
latch
holds
to
cartridge
pivot
pins
the
pivot
latch
is arms and
(refer
lim)
the
the
motor
on
the side
next
hold
pins
opened
outward
the
to
Figure
cartridge
and
of
the
to
the
blue
the
latch
in
place.
by
moving
from
cartridge
4-3.
Figure
in
the
the
optics
cartridge
foil.
assembly
the
the
motor
locked
Latch
4-3.
motor
assembly.
near
onto
thumb
tab
frame
into
place
Assembly).
«i
Latch
Assembly
frame
the
with
One
the
rotor;
motor
frame.
down
and
and
ejects a cartridge
by
moving
tabs
capture
the
second
then
rotating
the
thumb
at
two point
Once
points
on the
point
is a protruding
the
pump
it
back.
if
one
is
tab
down,
to
keep
it
cartridge
is
assembled,
This
action rotates
installed.
inward
The
and
5D-2_50%
properly
is
the
tab
on
tabs
latch
then
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Section
45
4,
Theory
of
Operation
Motor
The
of a DC into (refer
All
motors
electrically resistor
Assembly
motor
assembly
brush-type,
the
motor.
to
Figure
are
lead
interchangeable.
4.5.1
Motor
The torque the
speeds,
4.5.2
Motor
Gearbox
motor
gearbox
output
rotary
peristaltic
depending
Tachometer
is
iron-less
An
extension
4-4.
Motor
tested
and
of
at
the
yellow
contains a 128:1
the
motor
cartridge
on
the
attached
core
is
Assembly).
the
factory
If a resistor
wire
to
the
rate
programmed.
to
the
motor
motor
attached
and a resistor
is
not
gear
slower
pumping
frame
with
attached
to
the
motor
is
installed,
present.
reduction
speed,
mechanism.
higher
with
three
may
or
to
transform
torque
The
locking
gearbox
shaft
to
may
the
white/red
pump
screws.
and
integral
mesh
with
not
be
added
wire
the
relatively
requirements
drive
motor
The
motor
tachometer
the
cartridge
to
make
is
attached
high
necessary
is
driven
consists
built
rotor
all
motors
to
speed,
to
drive
at
various
the
low
The
tachometer
the
gearbox.
180
degrees rotation. A side-by-side, the
surface
phototransistor
As
the
disk
on
whether phototransistor transitions
gearbox of delivered
output
approximately
The
of
rotation
of
the
receives
rotates,
the
light
is
into
pulses
shaft
by
counting
consists
flat
surface
and
disk,
the
phototransistor
or
dark
connected
that
going
0.0876 pulses.
of a disk
light
such
the
453
Motor
The motor
motor
shaft
Shaft
shaft
extension
Extension
extension
is
attached
mounted
of
the
disk
is
light
colored
emitting
that
the
reflected
area
of
the
to
an
electronic
correspond
to
the
cartridge
milliliters
is
cast
(mL).
with
to
the
on
is
dark
(light
diode
light
light
from
receives
disk
to
motor
completes
The
splines
motor
the
motor
colored
reflective)
(LED)
beam
from
the
high
is
closest
circuit
turns.
pump’s
that
mesh
with a set
shaft
on
(not
light-reflective)
over
and
phototransistor
the
LED
disk.
and
low
levels
to
the
phototransistor.
that
transforms
For
each
one
full
turn,
software
with
the
screw.
the
end
the
remaining
shines
of
light
the
128
pulses,
resulting
keeps
rotor
of
the
motor
opposite
over
approximately
180
degrees
pair
is
mounted
on
the
disk,
reflected,
The
output
light-to-dark-to-light
or
motor
in a fluid
track
of
volume
in
the
cartridge
over
and
depending
of
turns,
delivery
of
fluid
set.
The
of
the
the
the
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Section
4,
Theory
of
Operation
Set
Motor
screw
)
shaft
extension
Gearbox
Tachometer
*
Note:
present
Wiring
Yellow
if
connector
detail
wire
resistor
9-pin
housing
will
is
on
not
be
motor
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II
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Service
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Figure
4-4.
Motor
4-5
Assembly
6 = Green
‘7 = Orange
8 = Red
9 = Black
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Section
4,
4.6
Theory
of
Operation
Optics
The
optics
of a carrier
Figure
occlusion cartridge. scratches, so
that
The
LED/phototransistor
perform
Assembly
assembly
that
4-5.
Optics
conditions
In
order
which
the
sensing
the
following
4.6.1
Air-in-Line
When phototransistor is
from phototransistor
fiuid
present
sensing
air-in-line
in
chamber
the
LED
condition.
is
present
the
is
attached
holds
two
mounted
Assembly
by
reflecting
to
function
could
impede
chamber
pairs,
functions.
Detection
in
the
receives
sensing
makes
to
to
relatively
chamber
the
the
phototransistor.
go
further
to
the
LED/phototransistor
Detail).
infrared
correctly,
light
transmission,
of
the
cartridge
functioning
cartridge
low of
sensing
into
conduction.
motor
frame
The
the
it
diffuses
levels
the
cartridge,
chamber
Presence
with
two
screws.
pairs
and
LED/phototransistor
light
beams
optics
and
aligns
properly
properly
light
of
light
behave
In
summary,
however,
off a sensing
surfaces
the
must
cartridge
with
with
the
from
the
and
remains
the
as a mirror,
of
air
thus
air-detection
The
optics
four
optics
pairs
detect
chamber
be
kept
must
be
the
optics
cartridge
LED,
thus
in
the
OFF
air
behind
reflecting
causes
phototransistor
assembly
surfaces
air-in-line
within
clean
and
inserted
correctly
detectors.
sensing
the
the
much
the
chamber,
air-detection
state.
When
surface
of
the
air-detection
consists
(refer
to
and
the
free
of
air
of
the
light
ON
=
4.6.2 Occlusion
When
phototransistor,
cartridge cartridge-sensing
amount surface
phototransistor
occlusion
no
of
becomes
Detection
occlusion
driving
rotation
the
balloon
less
drive
phototransistor
4.6.3 Cartridge
When
no
and
the
pair
activates a check
displayed
Installation
cartridge
pump
has
for
any
condition
it
further
causes
chamber.
reflective.
surface
and
causes
fluid
When
touches
OFF = occlusion
is
installed
been
placed
cartridge
interruption
is
into
pressure
An
occlusion
the
in
the
in
the
alarm.
of
the
present,
conduction.
to
the
balloon
the plastic
condition
transistor
condition.
pump,
run
or
mode,
Once
light
beam.
light
from
the
When a distal
expand a small
expands
on
the
to
the
cartridge
the
the
go
sufficiently
inside
of
therefore
further
is
occlusion-detection
pump
is
LED
reaches
occlusion
balloon
such
the
sensing
results
out
in a decrease
of
conduction.
incorrectly
running,
the
the
occlusion
condition
segment
is
present,
within
the
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Section
4,
Theory
4.7.1.2 Port
Expander
of
Operation
Because to ports. because is interfaced
the
number
the
entire
The
port
the
microprocessor
interfaced
to
system,
to these
4.7.1.3
External
An
external
maintain
Because
2-megahertz microprocessor without backup
Timer
timer
the
current
the
timer
(MHz)
interrupting
battery
4.7.1.4
Alphanumeric
The
alphanumeric
data
and module board.
busses
contains
of
the
expander
the
system
ports.
is
utilized
time
operates
crystal,
to
greatly
the
when
the
Display
display
and
provides
all
I/O
port
lines
available
port
expander
essentially
is
configured
via
and
on
the
extend
external
replaces
the
port
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addition
date
and
only a 32-kilohertz
timer
battery
timer.
5.0 V supply
on
was
added port
in
the
expander
to
to
generate
can
operate
life.
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The
timer
provided
the
expanded
the
by
Module
is a 16-character-by-2-line
programming
interface
and
LCD
and
driver
microprocessor
to
increase
lines
that
are
multiplexed
ports.
timers
timing
(kHz)
at
much
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internal
interrupts
crystal,
lower
microprocessor
automatically
the
power
LCD
operating
circuitry
circuit
module
status
built
is
not
the
total
lost
to
mode.
remote
to
and
standby can switches
is
that
information
in
on
sufficient
number
address
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bolus
switch
the
microprocessor)
to
the
microprocessor.
the
microprocessor
currents
be
put
in
over
no
longer
interfaces
to
its
own
printed
to
interface
of
available
and
data
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jack
keypad
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than
the
stop
to
an
internal
present.
to
the
address
the
user.
circuit
lines
also
to
on
the
mode
The
a
4.7.15 Power
The power-fail interrupts operating power-switching these
Supply
power
low-duty
circuit
provides
conditions.
circuit
cycle
use
47.16
Tachometer
Motor circuit.
allows
speed
The
power
is
indicated
circuit
to
be
pulsed
interfaces
regulated
and
reset
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was
added
circuits
to
the
on
and
5.0 V to
signals
some
of
the
to
allow
only
when
microprocessor
to
either
off
optical
to
minimize
most
of
the
devices
to
the
microprocessor
circuitry
the
microprocessor
is
needed.
via a tachometer
or
magnetic
power consumption.
in
the
utilized
to
cause
Hall-effect
system
under
only part
and
certain
power
also
low-voltage
of
the
to
be
and a tachometer
type
tachometers
generates
time,
the
applied
to
interface
and
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The the DC is Switching
battery
Motor current to
motor
D/A
drive
driven
voltage
speed
information
cause
Drive
outputs
shutdown
drive
to
the
circuit
under
permanent
allows microprocessor
with a relatively
regulator
is
maintained
DC-to-DC
to a lower
to
indicate
of
the
voltage
motor
the
motor
magnet
smooth,
DC
slowly
step-down
to
the
relatively
the
motor
to
prevent
to
be
control.
motor.
varying
converter
motor.
constant
speed. runaway
driven
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at
motor
the
level
techniques
by a servo
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motor
in
the
various
driver
drive
to
maximize
system
drive
event
input
provides
signal
are
that
circuit
of
any
Section
speeds
analog
is
not
brush
utilized
utilizes
motor
contains
single
component
4,
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as
determined
(not
pulsed,
and
gearbox
to
convert
voltage
safety
of
Operation
pulsed)
the
motor
circuits failure.
by
life.
the
and
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allow
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motor
speed
references
outputs
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low
rates,
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4.7.1.10
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À
serial
storage
Interface
optics
air-detection
occlusion-detection
and
off
to
minimize
EEPROM
EEPROM
of
history
to
operate
for
to
provide a high
respectively.
and
optics.
control
over
power
interfaces
data
that
at
various
the
motor
and
low
output
drive
range
circuit.
of
occlusion-detection
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air
and
occlusion
the
trip
points.
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consumption.
to
the
microprocessor
can
be
reviewed
on
speeds, a two-channel,
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motor
speed
circuits
optics
interface
via
port
the
display
interface
circuits
lines
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provides
control,
to
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output
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isolated
provision
control
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RS-232
for
one
line.
Manual
circuit
serial
interfaces
data
line
in,
4-11
the
microprocessor
one
serial
data
line
port
out,
lines
to a connector.
and
an
input
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Theory
4.72
Detailed
Refer
to
Section
of
Operation
Circuit
9,
Drawings,
Description
for
the
following
fold-out
schematics
and
PCB
drawings:
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TP2.
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instructs
be
initiated
troubleshooting
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PC
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PC
Board,
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Analog
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Microprocessor
II
Power
II
PC
APM
II
PC
(CPU)
system
inputs.
the
at
reset
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(CPU)
and
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Front
Side
Back
Side
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(CPU)
and
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in
Board,
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the
the
expanded
When
Front
Side
Back
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the
microprocessor
microprocessor
by
pulling
the
address decoder
one
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Circuitry
Schematic
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multiplexed
to
go
into
the
or
both
of
these
circuit,
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Schematic
CMOS
mode
through
is
reset, expanded
lines
initiate
microprocessor
the
pull-up
both
of
these
inputs
multiplexed
low
with
a clip
mode B testing
(U2).
connections
are
read
mode.
lead
by
Other
to
digital
grounding
The
The
oscillator
parallel
resonant microprocessor the
single
inverter
acts
to
limit
the correct even circuit
phase
very
is
extremely
shift
small
4722
Address
The
multiplexed
and
the
latch
through
to
the G input
Latch
upper
U3
demultiplexes
A/D7.
circuit
is
type
bus
speed
in
the
drive
energy
for
stable
amounts
critical.
address/data
address
lines
the
The
address
of
U3.
formed
operating is
1/4
68HC1i
to
oscillation
of
stray
lines
(A8
lower
latch
via
X1,
R13,
at a crystal
the
crystal
somewhere
the
relatively
to
capacitance
(A/DO
through
address
U3
is
clocked
lines
R11,
frequency,
in
the
low
power
occur.
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from
through
A15)
are
(A0
through
by
the
and
C1.
frequency
or
500
linear
capacity
this
other
components
A/D7)
are
available
A7)
U2
address
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oscillator
of
kHz.
region
X1.
circuit
available
from
from
strobe
2.00
MHz.
Resistor
of
operation.
C1
helps
is
especially
or
runs,
on
PBO
through
the
multiplexed
(AS)
is a single
The
resulting
R13
serves
Resistor
to
establish
vulnerable
the
layout
PCO
through PB7.
lines
output
connected
inverter
to
bias
R11
the
to
of
this
PC7,
Address
A/D0
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Memory
Section
4,
Theory
of
Operation
Program for to Thus
U4
is
cause
U4
the
memory accomplished
4724 Port
Expander
The
address
through
A15. software 8-bit
ports
connected
47.25
External
U9,
UTC, USB,
08XX
H,
where
the
total
address proper via maintain supply the AO own
timing
U8C
drops
U5
ground
to
A4
address
is
U4
chip
is
chip
selected
decode
Following
reprograms
to
the
system
to
the
same
Timer
and
associated
U7
defines
to
thus
are
generated
and
U8D.
the
U5
power
below a preset
circuit
are
connected
latch
clocked
stored
in a 64KB x 8
by
U17A
enable
for
for
the
port
reset,
U1
to
as
reset
the
be
in
1M
pull-up
consumption
to
the directly
by
and
U14F.
input
to
pulse
any
read
expander
U1
is
an
address
PCO
through
as
U2,
so
inverters
lower
two
the
range
by
summing
resistors
low
threshold,
negative
the
to
U2
side
the
address
bit
CMOS
Any
low
when E clock
operation
U1
consists
addressed
of
02XX,
PC7
and
that
both
decode
the
nibbles
of
0800 H to the E clock such
as
when
the
U5
contains
of
the
multiplexed
strobe
EPROM
address
whose
address
of
as
12XX,
03XX,
ICs
to
etc.
PBO
through
are
reset
address
be
in
081F
from
R17, R15,
5.0-V internal
3-V
lithium
address/data
(AS)
(27C512),
of
1000 H or
and
Read
is
U14C
and
13XX,
The
port
PB7. Note
simultaneously.
for
the
timer.
the
range
H.
The
RD
U2
with read
and
supply
is
circuits
backup
connected
U4.
The
address
greater
are
enables
simultaneously
1000 H through
internal
16XX,
decoding
17XX
expander
H,
adds
that
U9
decodes
of
00 H
to
1F
and
WR
control
or
write,
R16
pull
up
control
not
present.
that
battery
bus,
to
the
because
When
automatically
BT1.
U5
U5
ALE
decoding
gate
U7B
high.
FFFF
H.
from
A12
etc.,
but
the
two
extra
reset
on
U1
the
address
H.
U8 decodes
lines
with
respectively,
lines
to
the
5.0-V
switch
Address
contains
lines
its
input.
is
The
oscillator capacitor similar consumption components
to
to
the
circuit
allow
is
or
microprocessor
4.7.25
LCD
Alphanumeric
U6
and
U7A
perform
from
U9
with
the
ANDed from decode, configured display DB4 to shut
with
U8A.
glitch-free
allow
off.
Al
The
to
these
operate
for
U5
consists
trimming
the
microprocessor
much
lower.
traces.
can
be
The
The
effective
generated
Display
address
decode
via
ANDing
to
DB7.
lines
of
XX20
U7A
and E clock,
of E clock
enable pulses
in a 4-bit
U12
serves
to
be
effectively
of
components
time base
oscillator
U5
oscillator
ground
through
Module
decoding
mode
for
to
XX28
the
with
are
presented
with
as a switch
disconnected
for
(U2),
except
circuit
for
pin 6 of
the
to
result
final
the
address
only
for
X2,
C7
and
C8.
C7
minimal
the
U5
LCD
resultant
timing
that
the
frequency
is
also
susceptible
U5
oscillator
via
an
open
module.
U6
in a decode
decode
error.
is
drain
combines
of
0820
is
0820
decode assures
to
the
enable
the
upper
four
the
bidirectional-directional
from
the
display
data
display
bits
when
is
an
adjustable
The
oscillator
and
resultant
to
coupling
5.0
V.
Interrupts
output
pulled
the
to
0823.
to
0821
that only
input.
being
connected
AD4
the
display
from
up
decode
When
to
the
stable
The
display
to
AD7
trimmer
circuit
power
other
to
the
by
R12.
of
08XX
this
display
address
to
the
lines
power
is
is
is
is
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4,
Theory
of
Operation
Display
minimize PWR cause to
D7;
display
on, These
and
ON)
the
and
the
off.
power
5.0-V drain
the display
C30,
are
delay
delays
4727
D/A
Converter
Address
described for
converter
The
that
the
DAC.
WR
clocks
decoding
is
input
Keypad
is
shut
from
the
control
above,
to
turn
R50,
either
circuits
are
except
Address
lines
and
at O V
necessary
for
addressed,
clocks
the
WR
off
by
the
microprocessor
current.
microprocessor.
to
the
D6)
allow
the
bit
thus
the
of
the
Power
the
display
display’s
function
or
floating
Vad
to
to
prevent
D/A
converter
that
Al
is
AO
determines
0822
DAC
when
timer.
Vaa
before be
used
addresses
to
the
When
power
to
go
power
as
time-delay
Vad
applied
latchup
is
in
whether
WRITE
when
display
to 0 V.
the
place
can
to
the
Transistor
on
and
off.
circuits
to
the
display
to
the
display
in
the
display
same of
Al
the À or B section
section A and
and E clock
the
display
be
turned
display
The
RC
to
is
before
as
address
to
give
0823
are
is
on
and
is
shut
Q7
functions
and
diode assure shut
when
the
that
off.
signal
switching
decoding
resultant
addresses
both
high,
not
off
off,
gates
networks
all
When
of
the
section
with
needed via
PB5
U13A
as
the
power
signal
Vaa
is
turned
lines
become
display
for
the
address
two-channel
B of
the
same
in
order
(DISPLAY
to
U13C
switch
(C29,
R49,
lines
to
back
active.
power
display of
0822-23
D/A
the
DAC.
signal
to
the
on
as
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keypad
PB4.
The
by
input actual same
row
bolus
potential
Pull-down
pressed
microprocessor row
1, interrupt from
off
cause
U15B
jack.
R121, pickup microprocessor
Column 4 drive the
low
interfaces
four
ports
column
be
switch
keypad
resistors
and
provided
is
used
to
on.
an
interrupt
and
U15C
R56,
from
the
state
columns
of
pressed
interface,
the
U13D
when
PC05.
Diodes
the
keypad
simultaneously.
expansion.
R31
column
on
IRQ
that
the
to
allow
ors
to
the
are
added
R55,
remote
port
inputs.
is
pulsed
U15C
to
the
microprocessor
of
the
keypad D20
through
for
isolation
but
also
serves
to
R34,
R40,
drive
is
pulsed.
when
the
interrupt
appropriate
the
microprocessor
the
keyboard-generated
microprocessor
as
interface
and
C34
serve
bolus
switch.
U15C
will
simultaneously.
is
in
its
normally
via
are
driven
PB4
as a spare
and
D23
that
js
R57
by
are
prevents
an
keep
U15A
is
enabled
column
buffers
as a low-pass
U15B
pulse
drive
to
be
on
IRQ
to
and C further
high
Diode
D4
low-output
port
expander
output
extra
column
removed interrupt for
ports
in
series
between
conflicts
output
drive
the
input
allows
either a keyboard
either
filter
whenever
prevents
via
for
the
state.
PB7
with
the
to
generation
on/off
from
bolus
attenuate
isolate
U15C
ports
PCO
to
PC5
PB03,
used
ports
and
the
and
the
six
the
column
should
the
two
or
more
currently
for a fifth
at a 0
of
the
key
stop
mode
interrupt from
or a timer
switch
any
bolus
from holding row 4 drive
only
column
level
an
interrupt
on/off
key
is
high.
The
to
turn
or
the
potential
ESD
or
noise
switch
is
and
PBO
rows
are
read
drive
and
keys
in
to
drive
to
allow
until a key
to
is
pressed
keyboard
the
system
the
timer
interrupt.
remote
noise
pressed and
bolus
or
from
ESD
to
the the the
for
is
the
in
to
the
in
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4.7.2.9 Battery
Input diodes
polarity
two
with a depleted
ESR
motor
attenuator voltage. in a 5.0-V voltage
Power
power
from
D1
and
and
also
batteries
filtering
drive
circuits,
and
The
attenuator
input
fluctuations
are
against
Circuit
the
two 9-V
D2.
These
prevent
at
different
battery).
fluctuations
tachometer
low-pass
attenuates
to
the
A/D
so
that
alkaline
diodes
one
battery
states
These
filter
to
(maximum the
batteries
prevent
are
Schottky
on
or
optics
allow
circuit
from
loading
of
depletion
diodes
the
V_PWR
circuits,
the
microprocessor’s
by a factor
input
range).
microprocessor
or
rechargeable
damage
and
of
0.3651
line
or
in
down
or
voltages
for
minimal
caused
display
so
The
low-pass
that a 13.7-V
reads a sample
battery
the
event
shorting
(e.g., a new
voltage
by
such
LCD.
A/D
port
of
the
Section
pack
of
an
out the
battery
drop.
loads
as
R53, R54,
PES
to
sample
supply
filter
serves
average
4,
Theory
of
is
routed
incorrect
other
in
being
C20
provides
pulses
and
from
C65
the
voltage
to
average
battery
voltage.
Operation
through
battery
case
the
paired
low
the
form
an
supply
results
out
Power
D5 power will PE6,
The provides provides
can
also
provide
isolation
supply
override
the
microprocessor
supply
voltage additional energy
voltage
the
microprocessor reset
circuitry.
then
reapplied
4.7.2.10 Low-Voltage
The
dual
low-voltage interrupt approximately
voltage U16.
the at
O1 high, filtering
low the attempt
At
very
to
approximately
to
the
down
to a voltage
C24
provides
microprocessor.
during
causing
transitions.
transistor
against
to
the
microprocessor
microprocessor
to
run
low
supply
reach
the
V_PWR
between
(typically
batteries
when
can
is
regulated
higher
storage
to
store
C32
limits
to
prevent
frequency
and a 5.0-V
certain
the
false
Detection
detect
microprocessor.
3.3
V.
R25, R26,
to
filtering
R58
noise
crystal
at
very
voltages,
the
adds
Q3
pulses
low
Vbe
cut-in
When
to
to
down
oscillator
supply
line
from
the
battery
12 V)
is
it
is
determine
down
regulation
bus
information
rate
of
change
resets
from
and
Reset
IC
U16
functions
The
and
R27
be
compared
prevent
hysteresis
the
5.0-V
be
driven
causing
to a supply
stops
voltages
the
U16
output
voltage
an
external
voltage
higher
plugged
when
to
5.0 V by
than in
the
and
and
APM
and
loss-delay
in
its
internal
of
5.0-V
being
issued
as
both a microprocessor
reset
is
generated
form a voltage
with
the
any
noise
pulses
to
the
sensed
supply
on,
line
which
inadvertent
voltage
running
and
cause
O1
floats
of
Q3,
or
approximately
power
supply
the
external
the
battery
functioning.
is
operating
the
micropower
noise
suppression
in
the
event
EEPROM
supply
voltage
by
U16.
when
divider
that
approximately
on the
input
VS1
is
below
drives
resets.
RESET
It is
of
approximately
to
assure
that
corruption
high,
resulting
coupled
power
voltage,
By
on
voltage
of
power
prior
when
to
supply.
thus
sampling
external
regulator U11.
on
the
failure
to
power
reset
the
5.0-V
supply
attenuates
1.3-V
internal
5.0-V to
prevent
supply
line
ringing
approximately
low.
C37
provides
important
the
of
its
0.6
that
1.0
V,
or
microprocessor
internal
in
Q3
remaining
V.
D5.
D1, D2,
Normally,
the
power
the
voltage
(AC)
power.
5.0-V
bus.
to
allow
being
reset
is
removed
and a power
is
less
the
5.0-V reference
from
resetting
of
the
3.3
V,
O1 additional
RESET
the
point
does
CONFIG
register.
on
and
the
supply
C21 C22
the
by
the
and
fail
than
supply
output will
be
held
where
not
down
at
of
be
Signal V BAT R23,
and
R24
LOW
function hysteresis. V BAT microprocessor batteries
APM/APM
II
that
and
no
Technical
goes low
LOW
the
power
Service
as
voltage
is
connected
supply
supply
Manual
when
dividers,
power
is
connected
the V BATT
and
to
the
is
failing,
to
4-15
voltage drops
C23
functions
as a filter,
microprocessor's
for
the
example
pump.
when
below
approximately 6 V.
while
XIRG
input
the
user
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to
indicate
removes
R59,
provides
to
the
the
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(Rev.
8/96)
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Section
4,
Theory
of
Operation
4.721
Tachometer
The
tachometer provides a continuous power
supplied Hall-effect to
pin 6 and
is
connected
the
operating reference below encoder
high
Shortly
the will
for
this
selected
is
pulled
approximately
after
OUT
pin
be
high
(encoder)
to
type
encoder.
cathode
to
pin 4 and
frequency
operation
up
Vpp
pulses
will
be
for
the
the
to
set
by
every 4 ms,
low
next
4.7.2.12 Motor
Drive
and
Speed
circuit
square
encoder
When
ground.
the
Hall-effect
of
U18.
of
U18
point
of
R44
and
high,
for
the
cycle.
Control
consists
wave
output
is
not
continuous.
the
LED
When
the
R45,
R47,
at
its
SET
operation.
connected
turns
U18
samples
next
cycle.
of
U18
to
be
This
tachometer
Hall-effect
supply
on
to
pin 5 (45.0
and
R48
input
(pin
The
collector
to
the Vin
transistor
Vin.
If
If
Vin
is
and
associated
read
by
the
microprocessor
circuit
is
sensor
to
allows
be
used,
is
used,
V).
form a voltage
3).
R48
sets a hysteresis
output
(pin
2)
of
U18.
Q8,
and
drives
Vin
is
higher
lower
than
the
the
the
R46
and
divider
from
The
than
SET
components.
even
use
of
either
LED
anode
Hall-effect
C28
together
to
establish a set-point
level
the
phototransistor
Vpp
output
the
tachometer
the
SET
input
input
minus
This
though
an
optical
is
connected
sensor
determine
(A)
above
of
U18
LED
plus
A,
then
circuit
the
or
a
ground
and
in
the
pulses
ON.
A,
then
OUT
D/A
Converter
The
current which U21C
work
are
converter
Motor
Speed
The
voltage
by
the
motor
the
motor
since
the set-point to
determine set-point the
applied motor amount
Current
current
Current
as
Sensing
sensing as a current sensed
40,
voltage).
as
determined low-pass proportional by
the
motor
.
of
motor
current
Output
outputs
in
conjunction
directly
produces
applied
plus
can
be
motor
constant
speed
is
the
speed
is
motor
increases
the
resulting
for
sensing
Noninverting
filter
to
to
an
speed
of
the
proportional
an
output
to
the
motor
the
IR
drop
determined
and established high-speed
constantly
voltage
to
due
increase
the
motor
resistor
by
the
ratio
smooth
average
out
motor
controller
under
software
D/A
converter
with
internal
to
the
voltage
at
any
across
the
from
the
motor
resistance
by
the
range
of
compared
attempt
to
increased
in
the
is
accomplished
to
convert
operational
of
R61/R60.
fast
fluctuations
current
is
also
fed
control.
resistors
value
of
5.0
given
motor
motor
DA
voltage
the
to
the
to
maintain
IR
motor
at
back
U20
are
converted
in
U20.
written
to
the
V.
time
is
equal
winding
applied voltage
are
known
outputs from
motor,
torque
while
measured
the
loading,
speed.
speed
drop.
by
U34B
current
amplifier
Capacitor
U34
to
in
to
an
U34B
C40 motor U87.
A/D
to
voltages
The
output
D/A
converter.
to
the
sum
resistance.
and
the
fixed
quantities.
U21A
U21B
sets
The
servo
at
the
set
then
voltage
and
associated
to a voltage
amplifies
and
resistor
current,
This
output,
input
on
the
by
U21A
voltages
Full
scale
ofthe
back
EMF
In
other
words,
current
or
the
U21C.
low-speed
system
point.
through
In
this
U21A
raises
For
example,
increases
components.
(1
mA
results
this
voltage
R61
together
which
results
in
addition
microprocessor
and
U21C,
at
U21A
(FF)
at
and
the
generated
the
speed
the
motor,
circuit,
is
range.
by
R71
the
utilized
This
or
lowers
if
the
the
same
serves
in 1 mV
with a gain
act
as
in a voltage
to
being
used
for
checks
of
of of
a
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Section
4,
Theory
of
Operation
Servo
Error
Summing
I,
such
that
(high
(low
Assuming ON
resistance
drive
transistor
For
the
Portescap
S = 4.88(V-TR)
S =
V = motor
I = is
R = motor
U21B voltage
inverts
to
(high
(low
Amplifiers
and
inverting
the
output
range)
range)
the
-(K1)(Vset)
-(K1)(Vset)
total
resistance
of
Q12
Q12.
12-V
output speed
voltage
motor
current
resistance
the
normally
the
negative
range)
range)
U35A = .411 Vset + 7.27
U35A = .182
amplifier
at
U34A
equals
Note
from
winding
(in
input
U34A
is
as
follows:
(K2)(D) = -.411
(K2)(D) = -.182
in
the
motor
24.20,
RPM)
negative
of
then
equation
motor,
at
and
the
voltage
U35A,
or
Vset + 7.27
above
sums
the
Vset - 7.27
Vset - 7.27
circuit
(24.2)(1)
that
128:1
output
shaft
output
I
I
DA
set-point
1
1
consisting
represents
V-IR
can
gearbox,
the
of
the
signal
voltage
of
winding
the IR
be
drop
written
relationship
gearbox
from
U34A
Vset
and
motor
resistance
across
in
terms
to
plus
the
motor
of
motor
is
the
following:
provide a positive
current
the
Rds and
speed.
When
the
servo
Considering
ALI
or,
after
rearranging:
just
Vset * 7.271
333V - 7.27 1 =
14.65
4.88
(V-21.8I) = 6.02
Substitute S =
(high) S = voltage
Aow)
The output
D/A
converter,
of
(high
(low
range)
system
the
is
high
in
regulation,
range,
333V + Vos
411
Veet - 07
(.333V - 7.271) = 14.65
Vset - 1
(4.88)(V-IR)
6.02
in
volts,
S =
1.95
the
D/A
from 0 to
range)
S =
in
Vset - I
or
Vset-1
amplifier
255
DEC.
S =
(.118)D - 1
(.0382)D - 1
the
where
Vset = 5
the
where
(.411
Vset - .07)
above
eguation
S =
motor
(D/255)
Therefore:
voltage
Vos
is
set
shaft
V,
at
U35(2)
an
offset
voltage = .0699V
and
assume R =
speed
in
RPM
where D is
will
the
match
the
21.80,
and
Vset = U21A
decimal
voltage
(from
then
value
at
U35(3).
R98)
D/A
written
output
to
the
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Section
4,
Theory
of
Operation
DC-to-DC
The
voltage
of
U35,
Q11,
power
low flows higher peak input level
losses
Q11
is
driven
whenever
from
value.
to
near
through
voltage.
U35A
the
minimum
The
peak
and between together
due slowly
loss
currents
the
act
to
high
varying
in
the
motor
the
to
technique.
Switching Regulator
to
the
motor
L1,
D10,
in
the
into
saturation
the
negative
the
power
When
When
the
will
V_PWR,
free-wheeling
and
drive
source
QI
voltage
go
higher
thus
is
generated
associated
to
the
or
input
(either
is
on,
than
shutting
diode
value.
minimum
supply
to
smooth
currents.
DC motor the
motor
and
gearbox
current
voltage and
the
current
043
smoothes
level
to
winding
are
maintained
due
the resistance
to
by a DC-to-DC
components.
motor.
completely
is
greater
battery
L1
causes
at
the
motor
the
negative
off
Q11.
D10,
and
values
motor.
the
flow
the
reached
motor
and output
Because
is
as
torque
The
off
by
the
than
the
or
power
the
current
reaches
(-)
input,
When
the
current
vary
voltage,
minimize
ripple
pulses
minimized,
low
as
possible.
pulsations
switching switching
output
Q11
from
positive
supply),
to
ramp
the
desired
and
shuts
begins
input.
through
up
the
off, to
considerably,
and
the
motor
current
voltage
and
are
spikes
to
are
not
brush
In
addition,
minimized
the
applied
regulator converter
regulator
U35A.
approximately
servo
U35A
the
linearly
depending
motor
life
technique
The
U35A
When
L1
and
voltage,
output current
ramp
load
torque.
and
resultant
to
present a relatively
to
the
is
extended
mechanical
with
the
output
Q11
is
charges
linearly
the
will
flow
down
on
the
Li
power
motor,
because
described
vibration
consisting
minimizes
pulses
on,
current
C43
toa
to
positive
go
to a high
continues
to
some
difference
and
DIO
losses
the
power
peak
drive
its
(+)
to
Transistor drive off,
the
Capacitor to
help minimize would in
voltage
the
L1
of
C44
U26 serves to
the by
the
selected
Runaway
In
order
Q26
circuit
gate
of
C44
stabilize
peak
otherwise
across current is
to
improve
is a converter
as
the
operational
NAND
from
Prevention
for continuously output) to the goes flow
the
one-shot
gate
high, to
is
high,
U25A.
causing
the
motor.
functions
is
shut
Q11
in
the
the
currents
be
C43
can
build
negative
amplifiers
gate
PA6.
the
motor
pulsed
enabling
watchdog
In
addition,
Q19
off
(i.e.,
cannot
voltage
servo
in
able
to
due
up
the
power
that
converts
reference
U25A,
Circuits
drive
by
the
gates
timer
to
to
prevent
the
be
pulled
Q11
switched
low,
feedback
loop
and
minimize
cases
where
“ratchet”
up
to a current
to
sufficiently
efficiency
+5.0 V to
to
the
and
U26
only
which
causes
circuits
microprocessor
if
be
U25A. U27A
U27A
driven
If
will
times
on,
from
5.0 V from
even
if
loop
serves
ripple
the
motor
without
increase
high
values
of
the
motor
5.0 V for
D/A
converter.
when
needed.
Q23
and
to
be
enabled,
from
the
microprocessor
cease,
out
due
which
turns
being
allowed
Q23
the
U35A
to
provide
to
the
voltage
limit.
C44
and
causes
to
drive
power
Q27
re-triggerable
PA7.
When
causing
to
absence
off
to
turn
and
Q27
output
goes
feed-forward
motor
due
is
very
low
tends
to
U35A
cause
L1
to
circuit.
of
the
Transistors
Transistors
to
be
driven
the
one
should
the
U27A Q output of
trigger pulses,
Q12,
blocking
on
whenever
goes
to
0).
Whenever
low.
phase
to
“hunting.”
and
currents
accentuate
to
cease
driving
saturate.
The
operational
Q23
and
Q27
Q23
and
Q27
on
whenever
one
shot
shot
is
triggered,
fail,
then
the
to
then
any
possibility
the
compensation
C44
also
through
any
rapid
Q11
overall
amplifiers
enable
are
controlled
MTR_ON
U27A
must
U27-6
trigger
go
low,
disabling
the Q
output
of
current
motor
Q26
is
helps
L1
ramp
before
effect
plus
power
is
be
(Q
pulses
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Other
safety
R70
and command timer
and monitored pulses trigger
The
runaway component tachometer current pulses
features
filter
to
the
causes
for
presence
are
still
is
terminated.
protection
failure.
pulse
multiplied
and
motor microprocessor blocking Q11
any current
to
be
driven
simultaneously
ashort
the
from
drain
microprocessor
condition.
include
C45.
If
motor
the
motor
present
For
rate
by
motor
voltage
software
flow
on
could
result
to
source,
causes
the
the
microprocessor
has
been
drive
of
tachometer
after
the
MTR_ON
circuitry instance,
is,
in
most
resistance
remain terminates to
the
motor.
at
improper
in a runaway
then
the
beeper
ability
removed,
to
be pulses
is
designed
if
Q11
cases,
higher
(V-IR)
present
drive
The
times.
the
motor
to
to
monitor
should
then
the
disabled.
when
drive
signal
to
prevent
becomes
than
is
higher
after
MTR_ON
pulses
effect
is
Certain
condition.
turns
continuously.
sound
continuously
motor
voltage
detect
voltage
microprocessor
Additionally,
the
motor
should
is
brought
runaway
shorted
expected
to
U27A
the
same
from and
than
expected. is and
for a failure
brought
failures
For
instance,
Under
to
Section
via
voltage
at
the
motor
stops
pulsing
the
tachometer be
disabled.
low,
then
in
the
drain
to
the
motor
In
addition,
low.
transistor
in
of
two
or
if
Q11
and
this
alert
the
4,
Theory
divider
after
the
circuit
If
tachometer
the
watchdog
event
of
source,
voltage
tachometer
In
this case, the
Q12
is
U35A,
which
more
components
Q12
both
condition,
user
of a failure
of
Operation
R69
the
drive
watchdog
can
timer
any
single
then
less
motor
turned
causes
develop
however,
and
be
the
off,
Other operational speed, an
failures
which
expected
in
amplifiers,
is
detected
worst-case
47.213 Air
and
Occlusion
Air
and
occlusion
R87
functions
in
spite
is
generated simultaneously. approximately
emitter
voltage
through
The
occlusion
to
the
A/D collector-pulsed condition the
sensing
increase
as
of
battery voltage
at
1.2 V to
at
R87
of
2.9
phototransistor
input
voltage
is
represented chamber,
in
collector
the
motor
or in
by
either a tachometer
threshold.
Detection
LEDs
are
connected
constant
the
D11
Q17
V/82 Q =
PE1.
current
fluctuations
microprocessor
and
D12
place a reference
is
maintained
An
is
above a limit
by a reduction
and
thus a reduction
voltage).
speed
control
the
switching
Optics
source
drop
at
35
mA.
collector
occlusion
circuitry
regulator
in
series
to
maintain a relatively
or
LED
port
PA4,
the
approximately
voltage
approximately
is
pulled
or
check-cartridge
established
in
light
in
such
can
pulse
rate
and
pulsed
forward-drop
which
at
the
2.9
up
through
by
returned
phototransistor
as in
the
D/A
converter,
cause
the
or
by a V-IR
by
Q17.
motor
Q17
constant
to
value
with
current
at
its
variations. A positive-going
causes
5.0-V
base
of
V,
which
resistor
condition
software
from
Q18
and
level
at
the
Q17
of
approximately
maintains a constant
R81
to
5.0 V and
is
displayed
(typically
the
occlusion-sensing
collector
2.5
current
in
the
error
run
at
too
high
the
motor
above
emitter-resistor
to
the
LEDs
pulse
Q24
to
turn
on
drain
of
Q18
by
3.8
V.
The
current
is
connected
whenever
V).
An
surfaces
(resulting
the
occlusion
in
in
an
a
The
air
detection
R84
and
R85, selected the
and
overall
sensitivity
as
established
in
the
amount
air-phototransistor
APM/APM
II
Technical
phototransistor
when
Q20
is collector to
light.
Air
under
of
light collector
Service
in
the
low
off,
disconnecting
resistance.
is
software
An
detected
control
returned
current
Manual
collector
gain
setting
R85
increase
whenever
(typically
from
(resulting
is
connected
(Q20
from
the
in
collector
the
collector
2.5
the
air-sensing
in a decrease
4-19
to
A/D
off).
When
collector
resistance
voltage
V).
An
air
surfaces,
input
port
PD5
is
low,
pull-up
network,
causes
is
below a reference
detection
is
and
in
collector
PEO
and
the
air-high
which
an
increase
caused
thus
by
an
voltage).
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increases
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increase
increase
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in
8/96)
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Section
4,
Theory
4.7.2.14
Nonvolatile
of
Operation
Memory
History data
information
is
handled
EPROM.
4.7.215
RS-232
A
printer accessory the provide U32 secondary at
V+
frequency.
opto-isolators
The SERIAL, high, U33-12, (U33-14). path
Serial
can
cables
three
recommended
optical
contains
output
and
V-,
U32
following
OUT
driving
TIOUT,
The
directions
an
U28
the
is
stored
by
PD2
and
Data
Interface
be
connected
(supplied
by
small
isolation
internal
of
T1
between
circuit
and
respectively.
and
U33
act
and
U31,
is
an
example
line
from
PD1
LED
in
U28
to
swing
path
in
the
reverse
invert
the
logic
in a serial
PD3,
and
PD4
for
to
the
jack
Abbott
converts
Capacitors
together
respectively.
goes
ON.
close
Laboratories)
portable
the
printer
that
drives
the
as
to
illustrate
high.
The
to
the
direction
(i.e., a high
EPROM,
generates
U19.
the
Printer
J11
for
printout
can
printers.
AC
C53
both
U32-4,
phototransistor
negative
U32
jack
J11
transformer
waveform
and
to
C54
opto-isolator
how
the
T1IN,
then
RS-232
(e.g.,
from
level
in
causes a low
and
and
interface
U33-10
The
serial
clock
signal
of
history
be
used
to
interface
U33
work
the
ports
T1
in
push-pull
approximately
filter
out the
drivers
and
functions.
goes
high
collector
rail,
in
U28
as
referenced
to
U32-9)
level
EPROM
required
data.
One
the
together
PDO, PD1,
fashion.
+10
and
ripple
receivers
Suppose
and
U32-3,
then
to
works
out).
input
and
by
the
X24C16S
of
two
pump
to
as a chip
PA2,
and
U33
takes
-10 V supplies
at
the
switching
to
interface
that
TILDR,
goes
low,
causing SIGNAL_GND similarly.
output
special
one
of
set
to
PAS.
the
to
the
goes
Both
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8/96)
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II
Technical
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Page 45
Section
5
Maintenance
This
section (PVT), proper operation diagnostic test
verifies
data
is
5.1
Preventive
Follow a preventive pump
and
The
preventive periodic recommended
contains
and
the
burn-in
purposes.
that
cleared
from
accessories.
inspection
cleaning
preventive
test.
of
the
pump.
Performance
the
pump
the
pump’s
Maintenance
maintenance
maintenance
of
the
pump,
agents.
The
PVT
The
can
be
logs
program
and
maintenance
consists
PVT
may
of
the
burn-in
run
for
24
before
program
guidelines
the
that
recommended
for
Service
information,
of
electrical
be
performed
test
following
hours
without
pump
is
involves
exterior
and
during
used
regular
in
this
cleaning
the
on a patient.
Tests
performance
delivery
routine
the
PVT
alarms
manual
and,
inspection
and
verification
tests
designed
maintenance
is
recommended;
afterward,
and
cleaning
includes a checklist
sanitizing,
and a list
to
verify
or
that
of
test
this
test
the
for
for
of
|
options
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
5-1
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 46
Section
5,
Maintenance
5.1.1 Inspecting
and Service Tests
the
Pump
and
Accessories
Periodically cosmetic
components,
perform
defects.
5111 Pump
Inspect
Front
Motor
Inspection
the
following
Case
O
Inspect
Q
Inspect
Frame
O
Check should
Q
Verify
Q
Verify
O
Install a closed smoothly closes
the
that that
completely.
Also
or
accessories
the
case
the
keypad
latch
be
flush
the
the
into the
an
external
inspect
the
as
required.
components:
for
cracks
and
the
mechanism
with
the
back
optics
surfaces
motor
frame
cartridge
motor
(look
frame
inspection
pump
or
LCD
for
after
breakage.
for
any
smooth
case.
are
free
is
not
damaged.
for
the
and
is
of
the
pump
repair
physical
operation,
of
any
dirt
dot
inside
properly
and
or
during
damage.
free
or
residue.
the
red
locked
accessories
for
cleaning.
of
binding.
circle);
into
confirm
place;
When
confirm
damaged
Replace
closed,
the
that
parts
and
assemblies,
the
latch
cartridge
the
fits
latch
External
Q
Test
jacks
Q.
Check
Battery
O
Verify
Q
Check
Q
Verify position
External
A
Remove
the
Q
Verify Note:
power module plug
Jacks
the
printer,
and
confirming
for
bent
Installation
easy
installation
that
the
that
the
one
at a time.
Power
pump.
the
that For
LED
Supply
Verify
AC
batteries.
the
remains
continues
is
removed
power,
full
pins
and
battery
pump
turns
Jack
that
LED
next
power
lit if
to
provide
from
and
bolus jacks
connection.
cracked
and
removal
contacts
on
Connect
the
unit
to
the
adapters
the
plug
power. The
the
pump
by
or
loose
jacks.
of
the
are
free
of
any
with
one
battery
the
AC
power
powers
on.
international
with a battery
is
pulled
power
jack.
inserting
batteries
residue
in
either
adapter
plug
symbol
backup
from
the
LED
will
the
appropriate
and
battery
and
battery
to
the
on
module
outlet
because
go
door.
are
not position.
power
the
keypad
attached
off
when
connectors
bent
or
broken.
Try
jack
on
is lit.
to
the
the
backup
the
AC
into
each
the
bottom
cord,
battery
adapter
the
battery
of
the
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
5-2
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II
Technical
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Page 47
Back
Case
Q
Inspect
Q
Verify
O
Verify
the that that
5.1.1.2 Accessories
case
for
cracks all all
screws labels
are
are
Inspection
or
breakage.
in
place.
legible
and
properly
attached.
Section
5,
Maintenance
and
Service
Tests
Inspect
Rechargeable
the
Ensure
accessories
Battery
that
pump.
AC
Power
Q
Adapter:
Remove
the
power.
U
Check
Remote
Q
Confirm a connection
Printer
O
Inspect
O
Inspect
U
Inspect
Bolus
and
the
Cord
Printer
the the the
as
follows:
Pack:
the
pack
batteries
cord
for
damage
and
Switch:
Cable:
printer
cable connections printer
following
slides
Gf
in
or
and
check
for
to
the
fully
into
place)
and
fraying;
the
cord
damage.
pump
and
the
manufacturer’s
place
and
that
the
knob
confirm
that
the
confirm a connection
and
bolus
switch
printer;
check
the
recommendations.
pump
to
for
pins
locks
the
powers
the
adapter
damage.
for
damage.
pack
on
box.
firmly
with
to
only
the
AC
Lockbox
Q
Confirm Assure
is
APM/APM
and
in
place.
II
Technical
Pole
that
that
Clamp:
the
the
pole
Service
locking
clamp
Manual
mechanism
attaches
and
hinges
firmly
5-3
to
the
on
the
pole
lockbox
and
the
door
pump
are
secure.
and
that
all
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(Rev.
8/96)
Page 48
Section
5,
Maintenance
and
5.1.2
Cleaning
The
pump
Establish a routine
the
case
exterior
WARNING:
Disconnect
the
pump
Service
Pump
and
schedule
from
Tests
cartridge
for
cleaning
AC
power
channel
the
prior
to
should
pump.
cleaning.
be
kept
clean
and
free
of
contamination.
CAUTION: cleaning
CAUTION: from by
Abboit
combinations
CAUTION: outside Using result
CAUTION:
table
the
manufacturer
CAUTION:
etc.,
to
Cleaning Vesphene®
Manu-Kienz®
Formula
LifeCare®
Toweletie
Super
Household
To
solutions.
Some
some
plastic Laboratories
surface abrasive in
product
To
on
the
Never
clean
C™
Germicidal | Manufactured
Edisonite®
avoid
cleaning
materials.
of
isopropyl
Do
not
sterilize
of
the
cleaners
damage.
avoid
pump
following
for
use
the
pump.
Solution
Ilse
bleach
mechanical
and
Using
may
result
alcohol and
by
pump
only.
or
cleaning
damage,
page.
The
specific
sharp
information.
objects
Calgon
Caigon
Diversey
Laboratories
S.
M.
Edison
Various
or
electronic
sanitizing
heat,
disinfecting
Table
Manufacturer
Vestal
Vestal
Corporation
compounds
abrasive
in
product
dimethyl
steam,
Do
not
solutions
cleaning
such
as
5-1.
Cleaning
Laboratories
Laboratories
for
Abbott
Chernical
damage,
cleaners
damage.
ETO,
use
abrasive cleaners
not
solutions
properties
pens,
Co.
do
may
or
cleaning
benzyl
or
radiation.
recommended
should
pencils,
Solutions
Per
Per
Per
Per
use
Per
Per
one
not
immerse
slowly
Do
ammonium
of
manufacturer's
manufacturer's
manufacturer's
manufacturer’s
undiluted
manufacturer's
hospital
part
degrade
solutions
not
use
chloride.
Apply
or
by
Abbott
be
used
cleaning
fingernails,
Preparation
procedures;
bleach
pump
in
components
notrecommended
compounds
disinfectants
materials
Laboratories
only
as
directed
solutions
paper
clips,
recommendation
recommendation
recommendation
recommendation,
recommendation
do
in
ten
parts
any
fluids
containing
to
on
the
pump.
vary;
consult
needles,
not
exceed
water
or
made
the
may
in
the
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
5-4
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 49
Pump
side
view
Section
5,
Maintenance
and
Service
Tests
Clean
the
A
Clean appropriate affected
O
Ifthe
Note:
CAUTION:
the
pump
Q
Clean optics
O
Wipe in
Note:
which
O
Dry
Optics
pump
the
by
pump
Not
Do
to
malfunction.
the surfaces
the
solution
water.
Assure
Wiping
could
the
pump
surfaces
as
follows:
exposed
cleaning
the
appropriate
has
been
all
cleaning
not
sterilize
cartridge
(refer
from
that
the
pump
affect
the
after
Figure
surfaces
solution
cleaning
in
an
isolation
solutions
by
heat,
channel
to
Figure
the
pump
the
optics
free
performance
cleaning.
5-1.
Cartridge
of
the
pump
listed
in
Table
solutions.
area,
are
disinfectants;
steam,
ETO,
on a regular
5-1.
Cartridge
surface
surfaces
of
cleaning
of
the
Channel
with a soft,
5-1.
disinfect
Detail
lint-free
Cleaning
the
external
check
or
radiation,
basis.
Use a moistened
Channel
Detail).
with a moistened
are
free
of
detergent
solutions
helps
pump.
cloth
Solutions.
the
product
as
these
cloth.
film.
prevent
dampened
surfaces
labeling.
methods
cotton
Do
not
immerse
detergent
The
pump
of
the
swab
to
build-up,
50-525%
with
pump.
may
clean
the
the
is
not
cause
the
pump
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
5-5
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 50
Section
5,
Maintenance
5.2
and Service Tests
Performance
The
performance
maintenance,
Operation any
Preventive that
Diagnostics This malfunctioning
CAUTION:
performed;
results. rework
Verification The
repair
the
or
Maintenance As
PVT
If
test
the
pump,
5.2.1
Electrical
verification
and
diagnostics.
replacement
be
conducted
pump.
Many
therefore,
results
and
Test
Verification
test
(PVT)
PVT
must
of
test
can
test
steps
all
for a step
start
pump
periodically
tests
testing
be
are
are
part
used
do
assemblies
of a preventive
dependent
to
not
from
Test
is
be
or
per
for
diagnostic
be
performed
meet
the
(PVT)
designed
performed
or
components.
maintenance
hospital
on
the
in
the
parameters
beginning
for
operation
to
verify
procedures.
purposes
correct
the
order
given
of
the
proper
schedule,
during
outcome
presented
in
this
PVT.
verification,
pump
the
operation
it
is
recommended
troubleshooting
of
steps
to
assure
manual,
stop
preventive
after
of
a
previously
accurate
testing,
5.2.1.1 Equipment
PROVIDERS
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Optics
1-Ohm Variable
Battery
Hysteresis
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cartridge Digital Kodak
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printer
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CAUTION:
power
Remote
set
cartridge # |”
test
block
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current-sensing
power
substitution
multimeter
Diconix®
cable
bolus
Be careful
supply
torque
from
any
150
supply,
switch
not
block
brake
(DMM),
Abbott
box
4
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fixture
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or
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to
interchange
with
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printer,
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testing.
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
5-6
APM/APM
li
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 51
5.2.1.2
Test
Setup
For
test
1.
Set
the and position
Variable
setup
diagram,
variable
negative
A.
power
set
(-)
to
refer
power
output
supply
8V
to
Figure
supply
of
power
to
8.0
5-2.
Electrical
V.
Connect
supply.
Turn
Test
1-Ohm
switch
Section
5,
Maintenance
Setup.
current-sensing on
1-Ohm
current-sensing
DMM
set
box
to
and
to
positive
300
Service
mV
Tests
box
(+)
to
PCB
power
not
used
electrical
(optional
for
power
PGB
testing)
adapter
in
PVT
test
source
substitution
current-
sensing
switched
A
setting
box
to
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
Figure
5-2.
Electrical
5-7
Test
Setup
430-85656-003
5F-3
(Rev.
75%
8/96)
Page 52
Section
5,
Maintenance
2.
Connect
the
battery
current-sensing
8.
Connect
DMM.
4.
Immediately
the
DMM
Set the
after simultaneously RELEASE
The
following
VERSION
OR
USE
5.
After stabilizing the
DMM
KEY
display
NUMBER
ARROWS
is
15
Display
Check
and
Service
substitution
box.
output from
DMM
to
the
applying
for
approximately
during
appears
for
at
least
mA
or
less
Tests
mV
this
(1
block
the
range.
power,
time.
after
two
minutes,
mV = 1
in
place
of
the
battery
1-Ohm
press
eight
one
current-sensing
and
hold
both
seconds.
JS
The
+
the
display reads
©
approximately 8 seconds:
verify
that
the
battery
mA).
in
the
box
to
volt
[ENTER]
Ч
current
pump
and
KEYPAD
from
and
ground
[ON/OFF]
drain
the
1-Ohm
of
keys
CHECK
reading
the
|
on
1.
Press
the
[UP
ARROW]
DISPLAY
OR
USE
2.
Press
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8.
Press
CHECK
ARROWS
[ENTER]
[NO]
once
and
to
5.2.1.4 Keypad
1.
2.
and
Remote
Press
the
[UP
ARROW]
KEYPAD OR
Press the
USE
[ENTER].
key
pressed.
CHECK ARROWS
Press
verify
exit.
Bolus
each
or
that
key
[DOWN
the
Check
until
key
ARROW]
display
the
on
the
key
reads
following
keypad
and
until
as
follows:
display
verify
the
following
appears:
that
the
display
displayed
appears:
value
matches
3.
Plugin on
the
4.
Press
and
430-85656-003
the
remote
display.
hold
(Rev.
8/96)
No
the
bolus
beep
[NO]
switch.
will
occur.
key
for
Press
the
remote
approximately
5-8
bolus
five
switch
seconds
and
verify
that
to
exit
the
keypad
APM/APM H Technical
BOLUS
check.
Service
reads
Manual
Page 53
5.2.1.5 High-Speed
1.
Install a cartridge
the
cartridge.
If
using
the
Press
the
[UP
HIGH OR_USE
Press
SPEED
ARROWS
[ENTER]
Motor
torque
ARROW]
MOTOR
and
Test
in
the
brake
the
pump
fixture,
key
until
display
or
attach
turn
the
shown
the
torgue
on
the
power
following
in
Figure
brake
supply
display
5-3.
Motor
Section
fixture
for
the
appears:
Test
5,
Maintenance
to
the
brake.
Display, appears.
and
pump
Service
in
Tests
place
of
DAC
RPM
Press
the
(MOTT).
Press
the
Press
and
Verify
Current
255
2
Watchdog
[7]
[1]
key
hold
that
the
8 8
key
the
speed
Wt
to
enable
to
enable
[UP
increases
Motor
voltage
|
16
157
5VT
S
Switched-five-volts
Figure
the
5-3.
watchdog
MOTT
Motor
(WT)
switched-five-volts
ARROW]
key
to
smoothly
ramp
and
222
Test
(S5VT).
up
that
Line
voltage
Motor status
Display
and
press
the
digital
the
the
motor
Note:
Values
examples
Up arrow
function
Down
arrow
function
RPM
value appear until
DAC
ramped
{8]
key
analog
is
converter
turning.
shown
only.
indicates
on.
is
indicates
off.
is
does
on
display
speed
up.
to
turn
are
not
is
SF-1_25%
on the
(DAC)
motor
value.
With
45
Note: On
Verify
Note:
therefore
10.
Verify
APM/APM
the
mA.
that
The
that
li
Technical
DAC
value
voltmeter
the
motor
far-right
RPM
value
the
motor
Service
at a maximum
reading 1 mV = 1
RPM
reading
digit
for
displayed
current
Manual
RPM
on
is
255,
on
250
the
verify
mA.
display
is
tenths,
to
350.
display
5-9
that
is
25.0
although
is
82
the
or
supply
to
35.0.
the
less.
current
decimal
drain
does
not
point
is
not
430-85656-003
exceed
shown;
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 54
Section
5,
Maintenance
11.
Press
the
[4]
key
12.
Press
the
[7]
key
18.
Press
the
[5]
key
14.
Press
the
[RESET]
15.
Press
[NO]
to
5.2.1.6 Low-Speed
1.
Press
LOW OR
2.
Press
the
SPEED
USE
[ENTER]
Motor
DOWN
MOTOR
ARROWS
and
Service
to
to
to
key
exit.
Test
ARROW]
and
Tesis
disable
enable
disable
to
set
the
display
watchdog
the
watchdog
the
motor.
the
DAC
key
until
shown
(W_).
(W7).
Verify
value
the
following
in
Figure
Verify
Verify
that
to
zero.
5-3.
that
the
that
the
motor
display
Motor
motor
the
is
motor
turns
appears:
Test
Display,
not
is
off
(MOT).
turning.
turning.
appears.
8.
Use
4.
Press (MOTT).
5.
After
Note:
therefore
6.
Connect
7.
Verify
8.
Disconnect
9.
After
10.
Press
11.
Remove
brake
the
the
the
The
that
the
the
power.
[UP
ARROW]
(71
key
reading
far
the
RPM
the
12-V
the
the
reading
[5]
key
the
cartridge
or
to
enable
stabilizes,
right
digit
value
power
AC
power
8-V
power
stabilizes,
to
disable
or
[DOWN
the
watchdog
verify
for
RPM
ARROW]
that
displayed
supply
light
on
supply
verify
the
to
the
the
by
that
motor.
disconnect
(WT)
the
is
tenths,
is
19
to
EXTERNAL
keypad
removing
the
Verify
the
torque
keys
and
motor
although
35
RPM.
is
the
motor
that
brake
to
set
press
RPM
POWER
on.
battery
RPM
the
from
the
DAC
the
[8]
reading
the
decimal
jack.
substitution
reading
motor
turns
the
pump
value
key
on
display
on
the
off
and
to
90.
to
turn
is
point
block.
display
(MOT).
turn
on
1.9
is
off
not
is
the
the
to
3.5.
shown;
1.9
motor
to
3.5.
torque
12.
Press
[NO]
13.
Reinsert
compartment.
14.
Disconnect
15.
Verify
430-85656-003
the
that
(Rev.
to
exit.
battery
the
12-V
the
AC
8/96)
substitution
power
power
supply.
light on
block
the
from
keypad
5-10
8-V
turns
supply
off.
into
APM/APM
one
side
It
Technical
of
Service
the
battery
Manual
Page 55
5.2.1.7
Optics
The
is
not
Clock.
If
the
Optics
1.
2.
3.
Test
optics
available,
optics
Test.
Press
OPTICS OR
USE
Press
Verify
change
test
portion
skip
test
portion
the
[DOWN
CHECK
ARROWS
[ENTER]
that
the
the
setting
of
the
electrical
this
test
in
is
bypassed,
ARROW]
and
the
display
gain setting
to
low.
Verify
the
key
is
low
test
requires
software
use
the
alternate
once
and
shown
in
(JGAIN).
that
air
test
mode
the
following
Figure
Press
and
occlusion
an
optics cycle
procedure
display
5-4.
Optics
the
[DOWN
readings
Section
test
and
proceed
listed
Test
5,
Maintenance
block.
If
in
Section
appears:
Display,
ARROW]
are
each
the
to
Section
key
greater
and
Service
optics
test
5.2.1.8,
5.2.3,
Optional
appears.
if
necessary
than
Tests
block
Set
to
230.
4.
Check
the
Air
AI
OCCL
Occlusion
Note:
The
are
not
clean phototransistors. performing
optics
reading
R
optics
or
this
test.
test
block
2 5
2
reading
test
block
if
scratches
If
surface
for
5
5 5
Figure
cannot
interfere
scratches,
Gain
GAIN
L
5-4.
detect
with
defects
are
dirt,
setting
Optics
air
and/or
the
apparent,
or
film.
Test
light
Note:
examples
Up
arrow
Down
Display
occlusion
transmission
replace
properly
Values
arrow
the
shown
only.
indicates
indicates
if
the optical
between
optics
test
are
high
low
the
block
gain.
gain.
5F-2
25%
surfaces
LEDs
before
and
5.
Position optics bottom
6.
Check this results.
7.
Verify OCCL
APM/APM
the
carrier.
of
the
that
test
is
that
is
12
Il
Technical
pump
The
pump
the
optics
in
progress
the
value
through
Service
with
arrows
(refer
test
or
marked
40.
Manual
the
cartridge
must
to
Figure
block
the
ATR
be
is
seated
optics
on
channel
pointing
5-5.
Optics
firmly
test
block
the
display
5-11
facing
in
the
Test
in
the
may
is
14
up.
Insert
direction
Block
Placement).
carrier.
be
dislodged,
through
the
of
Do
40
optics
flow,
which
not
move
thus
invalidating
and
that
430-85656-003
test
the
the
block
is
toward
pump
value
into
the the
while
the
test
marked
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 56
Section
5,
Maintenance
and
Service
Tests
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=
3
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|
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Y
5-5.
Optics
ÅH
er
Y
Test
Block
A
Placement
Optics
Optics
mounted motor
frame
block
carrier
on
5F-4B
50
8.
Remove
9.
Press
521.8
Set
Clock
1.
Press
SET OR _ USE
2.
Press
8.
Follow tips
the
[NO]
the
CLOCK
[ENTER]
the
at
the
optics
test
to
exit
optics
[JP
ARROW]
ARROWS
and
the
instructions left).
Press
block.
test.
key
until
set
clock
on
the
[ENTER]
the
display
display
to
accept
following
appears.
to
set
the
each
entry.
display
clock
to
appears:
match
the
current
time
(refer
to
the
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
5-12
APM/APM
Il
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 57
5.2.1.9 Printer
1.
2.
3.
4.
Test
Press
the
[UP
ARROW]
PRINTER OR
Connect
Press
Verify
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USE
the
[ENTER]
that
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TEST
ARROWS
printer
the
and
printer
AAA
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PRINT
or
to
the
printer
PRINTING
completes
PRINT
1"#$5%&'()*#+,-./012345678
TEST
[DOWN
TEST
COMPLETE
ARROW]
port
using
appears
the
following
ЖКХ
keys
the
correct
on
the
display.
test
[\]7*_’
1"#$%&’()
kode
dk
EK
until
the
cable
pattern:
Section
5,
following
for
Maintenance
display
the
printer
and Service Tests
appears:
utilized.
5.
Disconnect
the
printer.
52140
Initialize
1.
Press
2.
Press
3.
Wait
NVRAM
the
INITIALIZE OR_USE
ARROWS
[ENTER]
for
the
[UP
ARROW]
NVRAM
initialization
52111
Clear
1.
Logs
Press
the
[DOWN
CLEAR ERROR OR
USE
ARROWS
to
begin
ARROW]
LOGS
or
the
[DOWN
NVRAM
to
complete.
key
until
ARROW]
keys
initialization.
the
following
until
the
display
following
appears:
display
appears:
2.
Press
3.
Wait
4.
When sound
APM/APM
[ENTER]
for
clearance
to
clearance continuously.
II
Technical
Service
begin
of
the
is
complete,
Manual
clearing
logs
to
complete.
turn
the
off
logs.
the
variable
5-13
power
supply
and
wait
430-85656-003
for
the
beeper
(Rev.
8/96)
to
Page 58
Section
5,
Maintenance
5.2.1.12
Return
1..
2.
3.
4.
to
Normal
To
verify
that
turn
on
the
power
either
Press
Verify
Disconnect
of
the
EPIDURAL
YES
the
that
following
MODE
OR
[ON/OFF]
the
the
and
Service
Operating
the
pump
and
NO
key
supply
battery
Tests
Mode
is
out
of
the
verify
screens:
or
current
substitution
and
that
[CLEAR
YES
verify
drain
diagnostic
the
pump
HIST £ Rx?
OR NO
that
on
the
block
completes a self
the
display
DMM
from
test
the
mode
shuts
(1
mV = 1
pump.
and
off.
mA)
in
normal
test
is
and
1.5
operating
the
display
mA
or
mode,
shows
less.
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
5-14
APM/APM
ii
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 59
5.2.2 Delivery
Test
Section
5,
Maintenance
and
Service
Tests
Either delivery
procedure
Equipment
A
PROVIDER
Q
Beaker
Q
25-mL
Q
20+
A
Duracell
of
the
two
test
procedure
uses a turns
or
other
graduated
mL
of
9-V
procedures
Wet
cartridge
fluid
batteries
Equipment Dry
Q
Cartridge
O
Turns
Q
12-V
O
Duracell
housing
counter
power
9-V
supply
batteries
requires counter
Test
set
fluid
reservoir
cylinder
(water)
(2)
Test
(do
not
(2)
listed
here
fluid
delivery
and
cartridge
(0.2
graduations)
use a regular
may
be
used
using a complete
housing
cartridge
to
to
perform
simulate
set,
as
set,
it
the
while
fluid
will
delivery
the dry
delivery.
activate
test.
the
The
delivery
alarm)
wet
test
Test
Setup Wet
1.
Install
2.
Install a primed System necessary.
3.
Position a graduated
52.24 Test
1.
Install
2.
Install
8.
Connect
4.
Press
the
two
Operating
Setup Dry
the
two 9-V
the
cartridge
the
RST
on
9-V
12-V
the
Test
batteries
cartridge
Manual
cylinder
Test
batteries
housing
power
turns
supply
counter
in
the
pump.
set
with a fluid
for
detailed
to
measure
into
the
on
the
to
the
to
reset the
instructions
the
pump.
motor
frame.
turns
reservoir
liquid
delivered.
counter.
display
to
into
the
regarding
0.0.
pump.
cartridge
Refer
to installation
the
pump's
if
5.
Connect
APM/APM
the
il
Technical
turns
Service
counter
Manual
to
the
pump.
5-15
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 60
Section
5,
Maintenance
and
Service
5.2.2.5 Pump
Press completes a self-test.
Programming
the
pump
CLEAR
YES
HIST
OR NO
[ON/OFF]
If a program
&
Rx?
Tests
key,
if
necessary,
is
saved,
Press:
[YES]
to
allow
the
following
the
display
screen
to
become
displays:
active.
The
pump
Program
EPIDURAL
1
2
SELECT
SET
LOADING YES
SET
DEL.
TO
YES
CONT
BOLUS
YES
RATE
0.0
OR NO
LOAD
LOAD
YES
INFUSE,
‘LOADING
the
OR
ONLY
ML
DOSE?
0.0
pump
MODE
NO
3
BOTH
ONLY
OR NO
ML/HR
DOSE
ML
DOSE?
OR NO
PRESS
DOSE‘
as
follows:
Press:
[YES]
Press:
[1]
for
continuous
Press:
[YES]
Press:
[2],
[5]
and
Press:
[YES]
For dry
[1],
[0]
and
For
wet
[2],
[0]
and
Press:
[YES]
Press:
{LOADING
test,
test,
[ENTER]
press:
[ENTER]
press:
[ENTER]
DOSE]
5.2.2.6
Delivery
The following
Note:
The
pump
DEL. X.X
The
pump
Test
runs
messages
LOAD
ML
loading
requires
approximately
430-85656-003
(Rev.
in
Progress
and
the
alternate:
DOSE
dose
approximately
ten
minutes
8/96)
loading
ON
delivery
to
deliver
dose
amount
BATTERIES
rate
five
displayed
is
approximately
minutes
the
to
20-mL
deliver
dose
for
advances
125
mL/hr.
the
10-mL
the
wet
as
the
dose
test.
APM/APM
dose
is
for
the
II
Technical
delivered.
dry
test,
Service
Manual
The
and
Page 61
5.2.2.7 Delivery
1.
Confirm
Test
Results Wet
that
the dot
in
the
cartridge
Test
turns
clockwise
Section
(refer
to
Figure
5,
Maintenance
5-6.
and Service
Delivery
Tests
Test).
When the
For
For
2.
Measure between
3.
Tfoptics press
the
display:
APM:
TOTAL
0.0
ML
APMII:
CONTAINER
0.0
ML
test
the
For
with cartridge
pump
completes
AMOUNT
SIZE ‘ENTER’
the
total
amount
19.0
and
21.0
was
performed
[ON/OFF]
wet
test:
set
installed,
key
rotates
dot
clockwise
the
loading
‘ENTER’
of
fluid
dose
delivery,
IF
DONE
0.0
IF
DONE
0.0
delivered
ML
ML
to
the
mL.
as
part
of
the
electrical
to
turn
off
the
pump.
on
the
container.
test
(refer
For dry
with
cartridge
motor
shaft
following
Verify
to
Section
test:
housing
rotates
messages
that
5.2.1.7,
installed,
clockwise
alternate
the
amount
Optics
on
is
Test),
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
5-17
SF-SC_50%
430-85656-008
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 62
Section
Ifthe size
For
Press
5,
Maintenance
APM
AIR
1=HI
optics
of
the
and
Service
test
has
100
mL
and
II
only,
the
SENSITIVITY 2=LOW 3=0FF
[1]
key
to
Tests
not
yet
proceed
air
sensitivity
select
the
been
performed,
to
Section
high
press
5.2.3,
Optional
selection
sensitivity
display
setting.
[1]
[0]
appears:
[0]
to
Optics
enter a total
Test.
amount/container
Note:
5.2.2.8
Delivery
Confirm
1.
When
the
display:
For
APM:
TOTAL
0.0
For
APM
CONTAINER
0.0 ML
Note:
accurate
For
APM,
Test
that
the
pump
AMOUNT
ML
II:
Be
careful
test
high
air
sensitivity
Results Dry
the
cartridge
completes
SIZE
not
results.
to
disturb
rotor
the
‘ENTER’
‘ENTER’
is
Test
turns
loading
turns
the
default
clockwise
dose
delivery,
IF
DONE
0.0
ML
IF
DONE
0.0
ML
counter
or
setting.
(refer
to
the
pump
Figure
before
5-6.
following
reading
Delivery
messages
is
taken
Test).
alternate
to
assure
on
Verify
Disconnect
Tf
optics
press
the
Ifthe
optics
size
of
For
APM
AIR
1=HT
Press
the
Note:
430-85656-003
that
the
display
the
turns
test
was
performed
[ON/OFF]
test
has
100
mL
and
II
only,
SENSITIVITY 2=LOW 3=OFE
[1]
key
to
For
APM,
high
(Rev.
8/96)
counter
key
not
proceed
the
air
select
air
on
the
turns
from
as
part
to
turn
off
yet
been
performed,
to
Section
sensitivity
the
high
sensitivity
counter
pump.
of
the
the
selection
sensitivity
is
is
electrical
pump.
press
5.2.3,
Optional
display
the
default
5-18
between
test
[1] [0] [0]
Optics
appears:
setting.
setting.
9.95
and
(refer
to
to
enter a total
10.05
Section
Test.
APM/APM
mL.
5.2.1.7,
II
Technical
Optics
amount/container
Service
Test),
Manual
Page 63
5.2.3
Optional
Optics
Test
Section
5,
Maintenance
and
Service
Tests
These
occlusion and
equipment
5.2.1.7,
Optics
completed.
Equipment
&
PROVIDER
О
Beaker 25
mL
A
10+
mL
5.2.3.2
Occlusion
1.
Install a primed the
pump’s System
installing
2.
Press
the
is
not
available
Test).
cartridge
or
other
graduated
of
fluid
Test
the
cartridge.
[RUN/STOP]
air
detection
to
The
optional
set
fluid
reservoir
cylinder
(water)
PROVIDER
Operating
key
tests
run
the
optics
(0.2
graduations)
set Manual
to
enter
optics
test
with
the
verify
test
must
water,
for
detailed
run
correct
portion
be
performed
if
not
instructions
mode.
operation
of
the
already
installed.
of
the
electrical
after
the
delivery
test
If
regarding
optics
if
the
(refer
to
test
necessary,
priming a set
proper
Section
has
been
refer
and
to
3.
Occlude occurs
4.
Remove
[RUN/STOP]
5.
Remove
the
(wait
the
the
distal
end
up
to
one
occlusion
key
to
cartridge
5233
Air-Detection
1.
Clear
fluid
2.
Press
the
3.
Press
the
pump.
Test
from
the
[RUN/STOP]
[RUN/STOP]
5.2.4
Troubleshooting
of
the
set
minute).
to
clear
return
set
to
from
cartridge
key
to
key
to
by
the
the
stop
the
set.
Install
enter
silence
clamping
alarm
mode.
pump.
the
the
run
the
off
by
removing
dry
mode.
alarm.
the
tubing.
cartridge
Verify
Press
the
that
the
Verify
clamp
in
the
the
[ON/OFF]
that
the
occlusion
from
tubing.
pump.
air-in-line
key
to
Press
alarm
turn
alarm
the
occurs.
off
the
Refer
to
Table
6-2.
Troubleshooting,
APM/APM
il
Technical
System
for
troubleshooting.
Service
Error
Manual
Codes
and
5-19
Table
6-3.
Malfunction
Codes
430-85656-003
in
Section
(Rev.
8/96)
6,
Page 64
Section
53
5,
Maintenance
and Service
Tests
Burn-in
Perform
Note:
Note
alarm
the
This
for
international
cannot
5.3.1
Equipment
O
Pump
O
PROVIDER
Q
Time
of
Q
12-V
power
Additional
A
A
600+ 600+
equipment
mL
mL
Test
burn-in
test
is
be
turned
that
has
day
clock
supply
beaker
of
fluid
test
after
recommended
pump
off.
The
passed
cartridge
the
set
required
or
other
(water)
the
pump
but
configurations
burn-in
PVT
for
fluid
has
not
required.
test
testing
international
reservoir
passed
only:
must
the
PVT.
per
be
performed
pump
IEC
requirements,
with a fluid-filled
configurations
the
cartridge.
only:
air-in-line
5.3.2
Setup
1.
Attach
2.
For
For loading
If
necessary,
regarding
3.
Insert
12-V
power
international
all
pump
the
configurations,
(look
for
the
refer
priming a set
PROVIDER
supply
pump
configurations
dot
inside
to
the
and
cartridge
to
the
external
confirm
of
the red
pump’s
installing
set
power
only,
that
circle).
System
the
in
the
jack
prime
the
the
cartridge
Operating
cartridge.
pump
and
on
the
PROVIDER
is
in
Manual
assure
pump.
the
that
set
closed
for
detailed
the
latch
with
water.
position
instructions
is
fully
for
proper
closed.
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
5-20
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 65
5.3.3 Test
1.
2.
Procedure
Ifnecessary,
and
become
Ifthe
when
EPIDURAL
YES
1
CONT
2
BOLUS
SELECT
SET
LOADING
press
active.
previous CLEAR
MODE
OR
ONLY
ML
YES
OR NO
RATE
0.0
DOSE?
YES
OR
[ON/OFF]
program
HIST & RX?
NO
3
BOTH
ONLY
ML/HR
NO
is
saved
appears
Press:
[YES]
Press:
[1]
Press:
[YES]
Press:
[2],
Press:
[NO]
to
turn
in
for
continuous
[5]
on
the
on
and
the
pump;
pump
the
screen.
[ENTER]
allow
memory,
The
Section
the
display
it
may
display
5,
Maintenance
to
be
necessary
should
and Service Tests
complete
to
then
read:
the
self-test
press
[YES]
For
APM:
TOTAL
For
CONTAINER
i=HI
The
PRESS
8.
Press
that
Tf press following
12-HOUR
APMII:
AIR
SENSITIVITY 2=LOW
pump
TO
and
the
change
and
YES
AMOUNT
0.0
SIZE
0.0
3=0FF
saves
RUN/STOP
INFUSE
release
current
from
the
release
display
CLOCK? OR
NO
Press:
ML
ML
the
program
the
time
12-hour
the
appears:
[6],
[0],
Press:
(61,
[0],
Press:
[1]
and
and
PRESS
ON
BATTERIES
[ENTERI
and
date
clock
[ENTER]
appear
to
Press reset
key,
key,
the
[0]
and
[0]
and
[ENTER]
the
following
RUN/STOP
then
on
the
24-hour
then
[NO]
to
12-hour
[ENTER]
[ENTER]
displays
immediately
the
display.
clock
is
immediately
go
to
the
24-hour
clock.
alternate:
press
and
required,
press
clock
hold
or
ifdata
and
display
the
shown
hold
the
or
[1]
key.
is
incorrect,
[2]
press
Verify
key.
[YES]
The
to
APM/APM
Il
Technical
Service
Manual
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 66
Section
5,
Use current
The
PRESS
4,
Access immediately
The
LESS
ALARM?
The
TURN
ALARM?
Maintenance
the
arrow
time.
display
briefly
RUN/STOP
TO
INFUSE
the
air
pressing and
following
SENSITIVE
YES
following
OFF YES
and
Service
and
numeric
Press
[ENTER]
shows
alarm
message
OR_NO
display
AIR
or
NO
Tests
keys
to
accept
the
new
PRESS
ON
BATTERIES
sensitivity
screen
releasing
appears
For
on
domestic
appears.
Press:
[YES]
as
instructed
each
setting
RUN/STOP
by
the
[7]
the
display:
pump
on
the
entry.
and
returns
pressing
key.
configurations
display
to
the
and
releasing
to
set
the
following
the
only,
press
clock
to
match
alternating
[ENTER]
key,
[NO].
the
displays:
then
For
international sensitivity configurations.
PRESS
TO
5.
Immediately in
the
upper
TOTAL RATE
6.
Allow
the
Note:
The elapses. minutes.
7.
When
the
TOTAL
RATE
setting.
RUN/STOP
INFUSE
after
right
0.0
ML
25.0
ML/HR
pump
ALMOST
If
desired,
delivery
600.0
25.0
ML/HR
pump
The
pressing corner
/
to
run
EMPTY
the
is
complete,
ME
configurations
option
to
Press:
turn
[RUN]
[RUN],
will
for
24
[SILENCE]
verify
be
rotating)
hours.
alarm
sounds key
verify
EMPTY
only,
press
[YES]
off
the
air
alarm
that
the
pump
and
that
the
approximately 1 hour
may
be
pressed
that
these
alternating
to
is
is
in
accept
not
available
the
run
less
display reads
before
to
mute
the
displays
sensitive
on
mode
(the
as
follows:
the
24-hour
audible
appear:
air-in-line
international
slash
mark
period
alarm
for
10
5.3.4
Troubleshooting
Refer
Troubleshooting,
430-85656-003
to
Table
(Rev.
6-2.
System
for
troubleshooting.
8/96)
Error
Codes
and
5-22
Table
6-3.
Malfunction
APM/APM
Codes
Il
Technical
in
Section
Service
6,
Manual
Page 67
5.3.5
Preparation
After
all
testing
1.
Turn
on
2.
To
enter
until
the
VERSION OR_USE
Using
the
INITIALIZE
OR_USE
Press
[ENTER]
RESETTING
for
is
completed,
the
pump.
the
software
following
NUMBER
ARROWS
[DOWN
NVRAM
ARROWS
and
NVRAM
Use
display
ARROW]
the
initialize
test
mode,
appears:
key,
following
the
NVRAM
press
the
scroll
until
display
and
[ENTER]
the
following
appears
as
Section
clear
and
the
NVRAM
5,
the
logs.
(ON/OFF!
display
Maintenance
keys
appears:
is
reset:
and
Service Tests
simultaneously
Allow
INITIALIZE
Press
mode.
Press
CLEARING
Allow
LOGS
9.
Turn
10.
If
the
offthe
If
an
alarm
Codes
the
the
[ENTER]
the
off
pump
pump
in
Section
pump
NVRAM
[DOWN
LOGS
pump
OR
USE
the
pump.
successfully
and
condition
6,
to
reset
the
NVRAM.
OR
USE
ARROWS
ARROW]
and
the
key
following
to
clear
the
logs.
When
ARROWS
Wait
remove
occurs,
Troubleshooting,
display
at
least
completes
the
batteries
refer
to
When
resetting
display
once
to
access
display
appears
clearingis
returns.
five
seconds,
the
self-test
and
disconnect
Table
6-2.
System
for
troubleshooting.
returns.
the
clear
as
the
complete
then
turn
sequence,
the
Error
is
complete
logs
logs are
two
on
the
the
12-V
Codes
two
portion
cleared:
beeps
pump.
pump
power
and
beeps
of
the
sound
is
ready
supply
Table
sound
software
and
the
for
use.
from
the
6-3.
Malfunction
and
the
test
CLEAR
Turn
pump.
APM/APM
Il
Technica!
Service
Manual
5-23
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 68
Section
5,
5.4
Maintenance
and
Service
Tests
PVT
The
PVT
results,
Data
Data
if
desired.
Form
Form
on
the
following
pages
may
be
reproduced
and used
to
record
the
PVT
test
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
5-24
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 69
Section
5,
Maintenance
and Service
Tests
APM/APM
PVT
Data
Inspection
Electrical
II
Form
Test
List
No.
Pump
Front
Motor External Battery
External
Back
Accessories
Rechargeable AC Remote
Printer
Lockbox
Test
Battery
Inspection
case
frame
jacks
installation
power
case
power
adapter bolus and
and
Setup
current
supply
inspection
battery
cord
and
printer
pole
drain
cable
clamp
jack
pack
switch
on
the
DMM
Seriai
(1
mV = 1
Number
mA)
(15
mA
or
less)
Display
Verify
Keypad
Verify
Verify
Check
that
and
that that
the
screen
Remote
the
displayed
BOLUS
appears
Bolus
reads
value
on
the
as
indicated.
Check
matches
display
each
when
key
the
pressed.
remote
bolus
switch
is
pressed,
High-Speed
Verify
when
the
With
the
Supply
Motor
Motor
RPM
current Verify Verify Verify
that that
Low-Speed
With
the
Motor
RPM
Verify After
disconnecting
Motor
RPM
Verify
that
Verify
that
the
DAC
DAC
current
that
the the the
DAC
that
the
the
that
the
Motor
speed
value
value
drain
motor motor motor
Motor
value
AC
motor AC
Test
increases
is
ramped
at a maximum
on
DMM
(25.0
(82
shuts
off
turns
on
shuts
off
Test
at a 90,
record
(1.9
power
light
the
8-V
power
(1.9
turns
off
power
light
smoothly
up.
255,
(1
mV = 1
to
35.0)
or
less)
when
watchdog
when
watchdog
when
motor
the
to
3.5)
is
on
after
supply,
to
3.5)
when
motor
turns
off
and
that
record
the
mA)
____(45
disabled.
enabled.
disabled.
following
connecting
record
disabled.
when
12-V
the
motor
.
following:
reading:
12-V
power
the
following
power
supply
is
turning
mA
supply.
reading:
is
or
less)
disconnected.
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
5-25
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 70
Section
5,
Maintenance
and Service
Tests
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Delivery
Pass
Pass_
Pass Pass
Fail
Fail
Fail
Fail
|
Fail
Fail
Fail
Fail
Fail
Test
Fail
Fail
Oo
Fail
Fail
Optics
ATR
OCCL
Set
Verify
Printer
Verify
Initialize
|
Verify Verify
||
Verify indicated
Verify
Supply
Test
reading
reading
Clock
that
Test
that
NVRAM,
NVRAM logs that
when
that
current
the
time
and
the
printer
Clear
initialization
cleared.
the
pump
the
power
the
display
drain
(14
to
40)
(12
to
40)
date
are
set
correctly.
completes
Logs,
the
indicated
and
Return
completed.
completes a self-test
is
turned
shuts
off
when
on
the
DMM
(1
on.
the
mV = 1
and
[ON/OFF
test
to
the
mA)
pattern.
Operating
display
key
shows
is
pressed.
(1.5
Mode
as
mA
or
less)
Wet
Delivery
Verify
clockwise
Record
Dry
Verify
Record
the
Delivery
clockwise
turns
Test
volume
Test
counter
rotation
delivered
rotation
display
of
of
the
the
cartridge
(19.0
motor
shaft.
(9.95
dot.
to
21.0
to
mL).
10.05
mL).
Optional
Pass
Pass
Burn-in
Test
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Preparation
Pass Pass
o
Pass,
O.
Optics
Fail
Test
Fail
(Recommended
Fail Fail
Fail Fail
for
Use
Fail
Fal Fail
(Not
required
Occlusion
Verify
Air-Detection
Verify
but
Test
Setup
Verify After
pressing
the
display
Test
Results
Verify Record
Verify Verify Verify
if
that
that
not
that
that
the
amount
NVRAM logs
cleared.
that
Optics
Test
Test
the
occlusion
Test
the
air-in-line
required)
the
time
and
[RUN],
reads
as
indicated.
the
TOTAL
infused
initialization
the
pump
performed
alarm
alarm
date
are
verify
that
and
EMPTY
completed.
completes
occurs.
occurs.
set
correctly.
the
pump
screens
(600
the
self-test
during
is
alternate.
mL)
sequence.
Electrical Test)
in
the
run
mode
and
that
|
}
PVT
Test
performed
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
by:
}
5-26
Date:
APM/APM
Il
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 71
e
Section
6
Troubleshooting
'This
section
codes,
malfunction
WARNING:
Always
6.1
Technical
For
technical
within
contains
disconnect
service
the
U.S.A.,
information
codes,
and
troubleshooting.
the
pump
from
Assistance
assistance,
call:
to
on
audible
the
patient
order
replacement
1-800-338-7867
and
before
visual
servicing
parts,
warnings
the
or
to
return a pump
and
pump.
alarms,
for
system
service
error
from
Send above
product
to
returns
receive
from
PER
registration
15330
From
outside
the
U.S.A.,
6.2
Troubleshooting
The
following problems Repairs. troubleshooting
tables
require
Also
refer
are
component
to
the
pump.
within
the
number
Abbott
Avenue
San
contact
the
the
Tables
provided
or
assembly
PVT
in
U.S.A.
AIS
to
before
Technical
of
Diego,
nearest
to
Abbott
assist
Section
in
replacement,
the
following
shipping
the
Service
Science,
CA
92128
Laboratories
troubleshooting
refer
to
5,
Maintenance
location (please
pump):
Suite
Section
100
representative
problems
7,
Replaceable
and
Service
call
with
Tests
the
number
for
assistance.
the
pump. Parts to
aid
If
and
in
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
6-1
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 72
Section
6,
Troubleshooting
6.2.1
-
Alerts
Table
possible
Message
with
screen
beeps.
Message
alarm
CHECK
Message
alarm
Message
alarm
Message
constant.
and
6-1.
Alerts
causes
Symptoms
START
stop
and
ATR_IN
beeps.
CARTRIDGE
beeps.
OCCLUSION
beeps.
PURGE
Alarms
and
Alarms,
and
corrective
Possible
Pump
programmed
not
alternates
mode
alarm
LINE
flashes
flashes and | Alarm
flashes
OVERUSE
and
and | in
and
alarm
run
Air
LED/phototransistor
pair
Improperly
cartridge.
pump
mode.
Blockage
improperly cartridge.
Alarm pump
[PURGE]
been more minutes or the
lists
the
actions.
Table
Causes
is
been
placed
mode.
has
detected
cartridge.
installed
occurs
is
in
stop
in
instailed
occurs
is
in
run
key
pressed than
two
on
the
four
minutes
APM
II.
pump’s
6-1.
but
has
in
while
line
or
white
mode.
has
for
APM
on
possible
Alerts
air | 2)
alert
and
Alarms
1)
Press
2)
Press
1)
Press
one
Press
mode.
3)
Disconnect
4)
For
clear
5)
Follow
eliminate
1)
Press
one
2)
Check
3)
Check
removing
dot cartridge
1)
Press
alarm
2)
Press
stop
3)
Check
4)
Check
problem.
5)
Check
removing dot cartridge
Audible
Press
[ENTER]
and
Corrective
[SILENCE]
[RUN/STOP]
[SILENCE]
minute.
[RUN/STOP]
This
clears
patient
the
APM,
the
alarm.
the
appropriate
air.
[SILENCE]
minute.
that
latch
for
proper
cartridge
in
red
circle
in
pump.
[SILENCE]
for
one
[RUN/STOP]
mode.
that
latch
for
source
for
proper
cartridge
in
red
circle
in
pump.
alarm
cannot
alarm
press
is
of
minute.
is
of
once
conditions
Actions
to
mute
audible
to
start
to
mute
audible
to
place
the
alarm
from
set.
the
[PURGE]
procedure
to
mute
audible
fully
closed.
cartridge
and
cartridge,
to
to
fully
of
cartridge
and
cartridge,
be
and
installation
tubing,
mute
audible
place
closed.
occlusion
installation
tubing,
muied.
[UP
ARROW]
and suggests
alarm.
pump.
alarm
pump
in
stop
for
the
APM
key
to
to
alarm
by
realigning
and
reinserting
pump
in
and
correct
by
realigning
and
reinserting
twice.
for
II.
fon
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
APM/APM
ll
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 73
Section
6,
Troubleshooting
Table
6-1.
Alerts
and
Alarms
Symptoms
SYSTEM
Message
alarm
12:01PM
MALFUNCTION
Message
constant.
ON
Message alarm
LOW
Message
alarm
Message Alarm constant
drops.
x
Message
lower
ALARM
flashes
beeps.
INTERNAL
and
alarm
BATTERIES
flashes
beeps.
BATTERY
flashes and
beeps.
CHANGE
BATTERIES
constant.
beeps
then
as
voltage
HOUR
LIMIT
flashes
display
line.
and
XX
and
is
on
Possible
System
a
problem
circuit
or
System a
mechanical
computer
Pump
has
power
and
running
System
that
battery
is
dropping.
System delivery
System battery allowed
APM:
limit
exceeded.
APM
four-hour been
voltage
Four-hour
has
Il:
exceeded.
Causes
has
detected
with
motor
cartridge.
has
detected
or
problem.
lost
AC
is
now
on batteries.
has
detected
voliage
cannot
cycle.
has
minimum.
One
meet | Audible
detected
below
been
or
limit
has
1)
Press
one
minute.
2)
Press
mode.
3)
Refer
for a list
Audible
1)
2)
3)
4)
1)
2)
1)
2)
3)
4)
1)
2)
3)
No
Note: reached,
change
alarm
Record
Turn
Remove power. Refer a
list
Press Check AC power
Press two
minutes.
Press mode.
Replace
power.
Press
mode.
alarm
Press mode. Replace power.
Press
mode.
action
After
or
Corrective
[SILENCE]
[RUN/STOP]
to
Table
of
system
cannot
malfunction
pump
off.
batteries
to
Table
of
malfunction
[SILENCE]
for
secure
if
disconnected.
[SILENCE]
[RUN/STOP]
batteries
[RUN/STOP]
cannot
[RUN/STOP]
batteries
[RUN/STOP]
required.
alarm
reprogramming
extend
Actions
to
mute
to
place
6-2.
System
error
be
muted.
number.
and/or
6-3.
Malfunction
codes.
to
clear
AC
connection.
to
mute
to
place
or
connect
to
place
be
muted.
to
place
or
connect
to
place
condition
is
limit.
audible
codes.
disconnect
audible
audibie
has
required
pump
Error
Codes,
pump
pump
pump
pump
pump
pump
been
alarm
in
stop
Codes,
AC
for
alarm.
Restore
alarm
in
stop
to
AC
in
run
in
stop
to
AC
in
run
to
for
for
APM/APM
Il
Technical
Service
Manual
1
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8/96)
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Section
6,
Troubleshooting
Table
6-1.
Alerts
and
Alarms
Symptoms
ALMOST
Message
alarm
Message
alarm
CHECK
Message
alarm
EMPTY
flashes
beeps.
EMPTY
flashes
beeps.
PRINTER
flashes
beeps.
Possible
Above 1 mL/hr, delivery in
30
and
Below 1 mUhr,
than 1 mL be
Pump
delivery.
and
Pump connection disrupted
and
button when connected.
Causes
will
complete
minutes
remains
delivered.
has
completed | 1)
to
printer
has
or
printer
was
pressed
printer
was
or
less
been
1)
fess.
not
2)
to
2)
1)
2)
Press
two
minutes.
Press
mode.
Press
two
minutes.
Press
mode.
Press
two
minutes.
Check
Corrective
[SILENCE]
[RUN/STOP]
[SILENCE]
[RUN/STOPI
[SILENCE]
printer
connection.
Actions
to
mute
to
to
mute
to
to
mute
audible
place
audible
place
audible
pump
pump
alarm
in
stop
alarm
in
stop
alarm
for
for
for
6.2.2
System
When
A
2.
the
display.
system
a
motor
system
Many Before
successful,
Recovery
1.
error
system
servicing
Press
message.
Remove rotor the
red
Error
pump
An
alarm
error
malfunction,
codes
the
Steps
[SILENCE]
the
turns
circle)
Codes
experiences a system
sounds
alarm
and
errors
the
motor
cartridge
freely.
and
constantly,
may
be
caused
or a defective
possible
can
be
pump,
or
PCB
to
mute
Place
reinsert
cleared
follow
may
the
and
rotate
the
causes.
cartridge
in
error,
the
which
by a defective
PCB.
without
the
be
defective.
alarm
the
the
pump.
can
Refer
recovery
and
[RUN/STOP]
rotor
rotor
message
be
muted
cartridge,
to
Table
servicing
steps
recommended
forward
in
the
and closed
SYSTEM
by
6-2.
the
pump,
to
backward;
ALARM
pressing
low
voltage
System
while
below.
stop
the
position
replaces
[SILENCE].
or
defective
Error
pump
ensure (look
Codes,
others
If
none
and
that
for
the
for a list
require
of
clear
the
the
dot
typical
batteries,
of
repair.
these
are
the
alarm
cartridge
inside
of
8.
Press
and
version
first
number
troubleshooting
430-85656-003
release
on
the
(Rev.
top
to
the
is
8/96)
[ENTER], line
and
the
right
of
necessary.
then
press
last
four
ERR-
is 0 (ERR-Oxxx),
and
hold
system
the
[5]
errors
the
key.
on
the
alarm
The
display
bottom
is
APM/APM
shows
line
(ERR-xxxx).
recovered
li
Technical
the
and
software
no
further
Service
If
the
Manual
Page 75
If cleared.
If Duracell
YES
4.
Ifthe
Ifthe as
Performance
this
doesn’t
this
doesn’t
OR
alarm
alarm
needed,
clear
clear
9-V
batteries.
NO
screen,
is
cleared, press
is
not
and
perform
Verification
the
alarm,
the
alarm,
Turn
then
check
cleared,
the
Test).
replace
turn
the
pump
to
see
[RUN/STOP]
replace
Table
PVT
the
before
6-2.
the
cartridge
off
the
pump
on
again,
if
the
alarm
to
motor assembly,
returning
System
answer
place
Error
then
and
has
the
the
check
replace
been
pump
PCB
pump
Codes
to
both
[NO]
to
cleared.
in
the
assembly,
to
see
the
run
use
Section
ifthe
CLEAR
(refer
6,
Troubleshooting
alarm
batteries
HIST & Rx?
mode.
or
other
to
Section
has
been
with
fresh
component
5.2,
01)
02|
03]
04!
05|
06|
System
Motor
No
encoder
running.
Motor motor
Motor
Excessive running
No
encoder
purging.
Error
speed
off
counts
still
on
at
current
still
on
at
motor
(>100
counts
Codes
by
next
above
next
current
mA).
and
more
(tach
TO
100
GO_SLO
(tach
Symptoms
than
50%.
tics)
when
FAST
mA.
cycle.
(MOTI)
tics)
while
cycle
and | Defective
while
Defective
monitoring
tachometer
Defective
tachometer,
Defective
Defective
Defective
Defective
Defective U34B,
Defective
tachometer,
motor,
motor,
(high
motor
(high
motor
(high
motor,
or
associated
motor,
Possible
motor
circuit,
motor
interface
motor
or
tachometer
torque)
or
motor
torque)
or
motor
torque)
motor
motor
or
tachometer
Causes
current
circuit.
drive
cartridge.
cartridge.
cariridge.
current
components.
drive
or
tachometer,
circuit,
circuit.
drive
circuit.
drive
circuit.
amplifier
circuit,
circuit.
voltage
or
motor
motor
07|
Excessive
purging
08|
Motor
09|
Motor
seconds.
10}
APM
APM/APM
Il
motor
(>100
speed
speed
II
Only:
Technical
current
mA).
voltage
calculations
Overuse
Service
Manual
(MOTI)
or
current
not
of
while
error.
done
purge.
in
Defective
Defective
U34B,
Defective
circuit.
readings.
10
Defective
Purge keypad
(high
motor,
or
associated
motor,
Incorrect
microprocessor
was
exceeded
is
defective.
torque)
motor
components.
encoder,
motor
by
cartridge.
current
current
amplifier
or
tachometer
or
(U2).
four
minutes
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voltage
or
(Rev.
8/96)
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Section
6,
Troubleshooting
6.2.3 Malfunction
Codes
When
the MALFUNCTION An
alarm
sounds
Many
malfunction Malfunction recommended codes
and
possible
Recovery
To
avoid
1.
2.
the
unnecessary
Press
Wait
at
on
the
For
NVRAM
(APM
During
software
Steps
[ON/OFF]
pump.
codes
self-test
ARROWS NVRAM initialization.
OR
USE
pump
code
below.
least
8,
display
|
OR
ARROWS
experiences
with
the
time
constantly
codes
01
is
Refer
and
can
be
not
recoverable.
to
causes.
repairs,
to
turn
off
five
seconds,
checksum
9,
10,
15
and
simultaneously
test
mode.
appears.
USE
ARROWS
When
resetting
display
an
of
occurrence
cannot
cleared
Table
6-3.
try
these
the
pump
then
reconnect
errors
APM
press
Release
Using
is
complete
returns.
internal
be
muted.
without
Before Malfunction
steps
and
only,
reinitialize
II
codes
and
the
keys
the
[DOWN
display
malfunction,
and
the
code
servicing
servicing
Codes,
before
servicing
disconnect
the
power
8,
9,
10,
11):
hold
the
when
ARROW]
appears.
two
beeps
number
the
pump,
the
pump,
for a complete
the
AC
power
source(s)
NVRAM
[ENTER]
the
VERSION
key,
Press
sound
the
replaces
while
follow
pump:
and
and
as
follows:
and
scroll
[ENTER]
and
the
message
the
others
the list
remove
press
[ON/OFF]
[ON/OFF]
NUMBER
until
the
to
begin
INITIALIZE
INTERNAL
typical
require
display.
repair. recovery of
malfunction
batteries.
to
keys
to
|
OR
INITIALIZE
NVRAM
NVRAM
steps
turn
enter
USE
For
Verify
reconnecting
3.
Ifthe
the
If
APM
pump.
If
an display PVT
Malfunction
01!
ROM
APM
II
that
pump
history
code
alarm
returns),
before
checksum
code
19
an
Abbott
power
supply
completes
function
16
or
is
not
recovered
replace
returning
Codes
error
only:
approved
the
before
APM
the
the
pump
and
power
to
allow
self-test using
the
II
code
(i.e.,
the
PCB
assembly,
to
use
Table
6-3.
Symptoms
|
supply
the
fuse
sequence,
pump
15
is
recovered,
self-test
(refer
Malfunction
is
in
use.
Allow
to
reset.
the
alarm
on a patient.
reset
does
not
complete
or
other
component
to
Section
Defective
5.2,
Codes
EPROM
one
is
cleared.
the
shift
and
as
Performance
Possible
U4
minute
Verify
to
the
and
reprogram
the
malfunction
needed, and
Verification.
Causes
elapse
program
perform
before
via
the
code
the
Test).
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8/96)
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II
Technical
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Manual
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Malfunction
02|
RAM
03}
Stack
04|
Keypad
05|
Motor
06 | ROM
07|
RAM
08|
NVRAM
09 | NVRAM
parameters.
10)
NVRAM
11|
APM:
APM
12}
Motor
Codes
integrity
overflow.
runaway
check
check
Il:
runaway.
error
active
did
did
checksum
checksum
checksum
Overuse
NVRAM
and
when
batteries
at
power-up
not
complete.
not
complete.
error
error
error - p_flg.
of
purge.
checksum
Table
6-3.
Malfunction
Symptoms
Defective
Defective
installed.
test.
in
program.
run-time
error - history. | Defective
Defective
Defective
microprocessor
Defective
Defective
Defective
Defective
Defective
Purge keypad
Defective
circuit.
Codes
Possible
microprocessor
microprocessor
keypad
motor
microprocessor
microprocessor
microprocessor
microprocessor
microprocessor
was
exceeded
is
defective.
U19.
motor
or
drive
port
drive
Section
Causes
U2.
U2.
keypad
circuit
line
PA6.
U2
U2.
U2.
U2.
U2.
by
two
circuit
6,
Troubleshooting
interface.
or
or
EPROM
minutes
or
or
tachometer
U4.
13!
Voltage
be
14|
External message.
15|
APM:
APM
16|
APM:
APM
APM
17|
18)
APM
19|
APMII
off.
il:
II:
II
11
present
NVRAM
NVRAM
Error
Error
Clock
ri.
Only:
Only:
Only:
on
motor
does
checksum
writing
writing
to
to
chip
error - getting
Clock
chip
behind
External
level
error
Power
supply
high.
when
not
acknowledge
error - history.|
internal
internal
error - falling
rti.
interface
voltage
it
should
NVRAM.
NVRAM
ahead
voltage
is
Defective
input
Defective
Defective
Defective
Defective
of| . Defective
Defective
Defective
pin 6 circuitry.
too|
Incorrect
power
PE6.
motor
monitoring
U19.
U19.
microprocessor
microprocessor
clock
chip
clock
chip
A/D
port
power
supply
circuitry
or
drive
circuit
motor
voltage.
U2.
U2.
U5
or
U5
or
lines
PES
used
microprocessor
or
A/D
U2.
U2.
or
PES
or
defective
input on
to
A/D
port
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Ii
Technical
Service
Manual
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(Rev.
8/96)
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Section
6,
Troubleshooting
6.2.4
Troubleshooting
Table
6-4.
Troubleshooting,
the
pump.
noninvasive
The
solutions
solutions
Problems
lists a selection
are
offered
before
repairing
in
Table
and
Solutions
of
possible
order
of
magnitude
the
pump.
6-4.
Troubleshooting
functional
of
the
problems
repair
required.
that
may
Attempt
occur
with
all
Symptoms
No
pump
installing
Display beeper normal.
No
display
scrambled power-up, pattern
One
or
keypad
Typical causes or
column
inoperative.
Beeper
display
display
batteries.
scrambled
pattern
but
appears
more
inoperative.
keypad one
to
inoperative,
appears
is
or
display
beeper
normal.
keys
failure
entire
be
normal.
upon
and | b)
not
on
on
row
but
Possible
a)
Batteries
or
not
PCB
defective.
a)
LCD
b)
LCD
may
be
a)
Keypad may
b)
Keypad may
Beeper
Causes
may
be
fully
charged.
assembly may
may
be
defective.
connector
defective.
be
be
may
be
defective.
dead
be
on
PCB
locked.
faulty.
Corrective
a)
Check
assure
b)
Replace
necessary.
a)
Replace
b)
Replace
necessary.
a)
Unlock
b)
Replace
Replace
batteries
9-V
keypad.
beeper
charge
PCB
assembly
LCD
if
PCB
assembly
keypad
if
Actions
with
voltmeter
in
both
batteries.
if
necessary.
if
if
necessary.
necessary.
to
Motor
won't
tum
or
turns
at
incorrect
Timer
does
time.
Tachometer
incorrect
pulses.
430-85656-003
RPM
not
keep
produces
or
(Rev.
8/96)
speed.
no
a)
b) defective.
If batteries check
a) to
b)
may level
Motor
may
PCB
assembly
time
is
lost
are
BT1.
Connections motor
may
Tachometer
be
defective
may
have
be
defective.
may
when
removed,
from
be
defective.
in
motor
or
shifted.
be
board
output
a)
Replace
necessary.
b)
Replace
necessary.
Replace
less
than
assembly
a)
Repair
b)
Check
verify
2.5 V to motor
motor
PCB
lithium
2.85
if
necessary.
connections
tach
that
amplitude
greater
if
necessary.
APM/APM
assembly
assembly
battery
V.
Replace
output
than
Ii
Technical
if
voltage
if
necessary.
from
swings
4.2
V.
if
if
PCB
motor,
less
Replace
Service
is
than
Manual
Page 79
Section
6,
Troubleshooting
Table
6-4.
Troubleshooting
Short
OCCLUSION CHECK
display appear
is
present.
OCCLUSION
CHECK
alarm
Symptoms
battery
stays
life.
CARTRIDGE
does
not
when
occlusion
CARTRIDGE
on.
or
alarm
Possible
a)
Verify
battery
9 V using a voltmeter.
b)
Check
or
battery
c)
be
be
d) defective.
Occlusion
or
a)
fully
in
Motor
drive
defective,
defective.
PCB
assembly
wiring
Cartridge
installed.
Causes
voltage
brand
name
of
use.
circuit
may
or
motor
may
may
be
phototransistor
may
be
defective.
may
not
be
is
Corrective
a)
Replace
necessary.
b)
Use
Duracell
c)
Test
motor Section Tests.
motor problem.
d)
off)
within
Repiace PCB
a) seated
-is
case.
5,
Measure
current
Measure
and
OFF
range,
optics
assembly
Check
in
fully
closed
Actions
both
batteries
9-V
batteries.
as
directed
Maintenance
supply
drains
ON
current
current
replace
assembly.
if
necessary.
to
assure
motor frame
and
cartridge
flush
if
in
and
current
to
isolate
drain
drain.
PCB
and
with
PVT
in
Service
and
(motor
If
not
assembly.
Replace
is
firmly
that
latch
back
b)
cartridge
c)
d)
e) phototransistor
faulty.
No
cartridge
Optics
Latch
Optics
may
may
may
LED
installed
be
faulty.
be
dirty.
be
loose.
or
may
be
or
b)
install
new
cartridge.
c)
Clean
optics
surfaces
in
Section
Service assembly
d)
Check
assembly.
necessary.
e)
Replace
PCB
5,
Maintenance
Tesis.
if
necessary.
for
loose
Replace
optics
assembly
Replace
screws
latch
assembly.
if
necessary.
as
directed
and
optics
on
latch
assembly
Replace
if
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
6-9
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 80
Section
6,
Troubleshooting
Table
6-4.
Troubleshooting
Symptoms
AIR-IN-LINE does
not
when
air
sensing
tubing.
AIR-IN-LINE
stays
on
is
not
present sensing cartridge.
alarm
come
on
is
present
chamber
alarm
even
when
in
chamber
of
of
in
air
Possible
a)
Air
sensitivity
be
disarmed
domestic
configuration
b)
Optics
pump
surfaces
dirty.
c)
Cartridge
properly
assembly completely
d)
defective.
e)
phototransistor
defective.
a) have
clear
b)
defective.
into
Optics
Air
[PURGE]
Optics
wiring
LED
been
alarm.
wiring
or
latched.
or
pressed
Causes
alarm
(applies
only).
may
may
not
motor
frame
may
not
may
may
key
may
to
may
to
fit
be
be
be
not
be
may
be
Corrective
a)
Place
pump
check
air
sensitivity
necessary.
Operating
b)
Clean
in
Section
Service
c)
Correct
necessary.
necessary.
d)
Check
necessary.
e)
Replace
PCB
a)
Press
System
instructions.)
b)
Check
necessary.
(Refer
Manual
optics
5,
Maintenance
Tests.
fit.
Replace
Replace
and
optics
assembly
[PURGE].
Operating
and
repair
repair
Actions
in
stopped
setting.
to
System
for
instructions.)
surfaces
cartridge
laich
wiring
assembly,
if
necessary.
(Refer
Manual
wiring
mode
Revise
as
directed
and
assembly
if
Replace
to
the
for
if
and
if
if
if
c)
Air
LED
or
phototransistor
defective.
may
be
c)
Replace
PCB
optics
assembly
assembly.
if
necessary.
Replace
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
APM/APM
Il
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 81
Section
7
Replaceable
Replaceable
APM
II
71
Replaceable
Replaceable
a
copy
Technical
7.2
Replacement
This
section step-by-step always
Parts
parts
and a list
parts
of
the
current
Assistance).
contains
procedures
perform
the
and
Repairs
of
equipment
Parts
for
the
infusion
spare
parts
For
convenient
Procedures
safety
PVT
and
for
replacing
after a replacement
Parts
details
equipment
removal
and
system
price
reference,
parts
materials
are
itemized
list,
in
procedure.
and
and
replacement
required
in
the
contact
insert a copy
precautions,
the
Abbott
infusion
Repairs
procedures
to
perform
spare
Laboratories
of
the
required
system.
the
parts
spare
tools
Unless
procedures.
price
parts
and
for
APM
list.
To
(see
Section
price
list
materials,
otherwise
and
request
6.1,
here.
and
stated,
7.2.1 Safety
Before working
WARNING:
Unless performing
WARNING:
Possible
anesthetics.
CAUTION: antistatic bag before
and
opening
on
otherwise
explosion
wrist
Equipment
the
front
high-voltage
indicated,
any
replacement
hazard
Use
proper
strap
and
placing
it
on
Precautions
enclosure
equipment.
if
ESD grounding
use
any
surtace.
of
the
disconnect
procedure.
product
an
ESD-protected
infusion
the
is
serviced
techniques
system,
infusion
or
workstation.
take
system
repaired
when
handling
all
in
the
Store
necessary
from
AC
presence
components.
the
PWA
precautions
power
of
in
before
flammable
Wear
an
antistatic
for
an
APM/APM
Il
Technical
Service
Manual
7-1
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 82
Section
7,
Replaceable
7.2.2 Required
The
following procedures materials
Q U
required
5/64-inch Phillips Blade-type
7.3
Parts
Tools
tools
and
in
this
section.
for
Allen
wrench
screwdriver
screwdriver
and
Repairs
and
Materials
materials,
In
addition,
that
specific
or
equivalents,
at
the
procedure.
are
beginning
required
of
each
procedure
to
perform
the
replacement
is a list
of
tools
and
Pump
Disassembly point
Disassembly
required
7.3.1
1.
2.
8.
4,
5.
Lay
the
battery
Peel
the
remove
Lift
the
7-1.
PCB
Remove
Refer
to
progresses
for
repair.
pump
face
down
housing
void
all
back
Connections).
the
Section
label
four
case
back
door.
off
back
and
case
7.5,
from
of
case
remove
from
Back
Procedure
the
back
on a soft
the
screw
screws.
the
the
pump.
Case
Assembly,
case
to
surface
on
the
battery
the
front
case.
with
the
base
upper-left
pin
P1
from
for
further
Disassemble
facing
corner
PCB
repair
the
the
technician.
of
the
back
case
connector
instructions
pump
and
J1
(refer
as
required.
only
Remove
loosen
to
Figure
to
the
the
and
7.3.2
Motor
1.
2.
8.
4.
430-85656-003
Frame
Remove
Remove
to
Figure
Lift
the
Refer
to
Assembly,
the
screw holding
the
motor
pin
7-1.
PCB
Connections).
motor frame
Section
(Rev.
for
further
8/96)
7.6,
the
P3
and
up
and
Optics
repair
proximal
the
optics
out
from
the
Assembly;
instructions
Section
end
of
pin
P5
front
as
required.
7-2
the
motor
from
case.
7.7,
Motor
frame
the
PCB
Assembly;
to
the
front
connections
and
APM/APM
li
case.
J3
Section
Technical
and
J5
7.8,
Service
(refer
Latch
Manual
Page 83
PCB
(not
shown
Section
in
detail)
7,
Replaceable
Parts
and
Repairs
7.3.3
PCB
Battery
Motor
Optics
(P1
(P3
(P5
to
to
to
J1)
J3)
J5)
0
Figure
7-1.
PCB
Connections
5E-1
50%
1.
Remove
2.
Gently
3.
Disconnect
4.
Refer
734
Front
1.
After
2.
Refer
APM/APM
the
three
lift
the
the
to
Section
Case
separating
to
Section
I!
Technical
screws
PCB
keypad
7.9,
all
7.10,
Service
from
ribbon
PCB
other
Front
Manual
holding
the
Assembly,
assemblies
front
cable
Case
the
case.
Assembly,
board
from
for
from
to
the
the
front
further
the front
for
7-3
front
side
repair
case,
further
case.
of
the
PCB.
instructions
set
the
front
repair
instructions
as
required.
case
assembly
as
430-85656-003
aside.
required.
(Rev.
8/96)
Page 84
Section
74
7,
Replaceable
Parts
and
Repairs
Pump
CAUTION: (PVT) and
After
7-2.
Pump
Reassembly
burn-in
the
necessary
Reassembly
7.4.1
Hardware
The
following
Ώ
10-04 x 5/16-inch
O
2-56 x 7/g-inch
A
4-40 x 11/2-inch
Я
2-56 x 2-inch
(1
2-56 x 11/4g-inch
7.4.2 Front
Any
repair
test
repairs
Available
hardware
flat-head
flat-head
pan-head
and
Procedure
or
replacement
described
have
Diagram).
may
be
ordered
flat-head
socket-head
PCB
screw
screw
screw
screw
in
Section
been
screw
must
be
5.
made,
reassemble
for
replacement:
followed
by
the
the
performance
pump
as
follows
verification
(refer
to
Figure
test
1.
Attach front
2.
Assure
3.
Carefully or
4,
Attach
7.4.3
Motor
1.
Place
and
2.
Attach
3.
Attach
4,
Attach
through
the
side
of
that
lay the
exposed.
the
Frame
the
motor
PCB
assembly.
the
the
the
the
keypad
the
all
pins
PCB
to
frame
motor
optics
motor
hole
ribbon
PCB.
PCB
the
pin
pin
frame in
the
are
connected
into
front
(with
P3
to
P5
to
to
proximal
cable
from
the
front
case
using
optics,
connector
connector
the
front
end
the
and
that
case.
Assure
three
latch,
J3 on
J5 on the
case
by
of
the
assembled
the
2-56 x 1/2-inch
and
the
inserting
motor
keypad
that
motor
PCB.
PCB.
front
the
assemblies
the
frame.
case
to
the
mating
ribbon
2-56 x H/ç-inch
cable
keypad
pan-head
Tighten
is
ribbon
screws.
in
place)
the
header
not
twisted.
cable
is
Tighten
into
the
socket-head
screw.
not
crimped.
front
on
the
screws.
case
screw
430-85656-003
(Rev.
8/96)
7-4
APM/APM
II
Technical
Service
Manual
Page 85
Front
case
assembly
Section
7,
Replaceable
PCB
2-56 x 1/2-inch
pan-head
A
Parts
assembly
screws
and
Repairs
Motor
optics
motor latch
256 x h
socket-head
7
Back
10-24 x 5/16-inch
flat-head
frame assembly, assembly,
assembly
1/1
le
case
assembly
screw
with
and
inch
screw
(1)
APM/APM
4-40 x 1
flat-head
Il
Technical
screw
1/2-inch
(2)
Service
Figure
Manual
(a
7-2.
Pump
Reassembly
7-5
2-56 x 7/8-inch
flat-head
Diagram
screw
(1)
430-85656-003
BA-BA,
(Rev.
100%
8/96)
Page 86
Section
7,
7.4.4 Back
1.
Check pin
2.
Carefully
3.
Attach bottom,
screw
7.5
Replaceable
that
none
Pl
to
connector
guide
the
back
one
2-56 x 7/g-inch
at
the
Parts
top
and
of
the JI
the
back
case
left.
Repairs
wires
on
the
case over
to
the front
flat-head
Tighten
cover
PCB.
all
screws.
the
mounting
the
motor frame
case
using
screw
holes,
and
two
4-40 x 11/2-inch
at
the top right,
then
onto
and
attach
the
one
the
back
front
case.
flat-head
10-24x5/16-inch
case
screws
flat-head
battery
at
the
Back Case
Replace wiring in
Back
Note
therefore Guidelines. of
To on
Note:
does
fully
place,
Case
regarding
each
device
assure
the
back
Abbott
not
the
back
assembled,
and a battery
Assembly).
serialized
The
and
serial
case
Technical
change
Assembly
case
assembly
the
door
domestic
for
customer
serial
number
must
not
number
assembly
when
and
per
Service
the
pump
as
required.
bolus
label,
connector
attached
configurations:
is
be
altered
final
order
(refer
safety
crucial
places
is
per for
for
assembly
by
Abbott
the
owner-serviced.
The
back
case
ID
label
to
Figure
FDA
tracking
any
reason
number
Technical
configuration
7-3.
Infusion
Good
the
at
integrity,
is
sold
with
and
the
operating
Back
Case
Labeling
pumps
Manufacturing
manufacture,
any
Service.
letter
time.
these
label
are
numbers
on
the
battery
instructions
and
critical
the
devices
Practices and
sale,
and
must
pump.
contacts
Figure
maintenance
This
and
Abbott
be
placed
number
and
label
7-4.
are
Connector
430-85656-003
ID
label
Configuration
Finai
assembly
Serial
(Rev.
8/96)
letter
number
number
Figure
label
label |
label
7-3.
|
Back
Case
7-6
Labeling
APM/APM
II
Technical
Bolus label
5C-2,
Service
25%
Manual
Page 87
Section
7,
Replaceable
Parts
and
Repairs
Wiring
pin
(see
connector
detail)
Back
case
Battery
Connector
detail - Р1
door
pin
|
7.5.1 Component
The
battery
door
7.5.2
Repair
For replacing a back
1.
Using a copy
2.
When
Procedure
domestic
Replacement letter
to
the
Technical
configurations
of
the
receiving a replacement
correct
Service.
Available
may
be
replaced
case
assembly:
of
the
APM
Parts
List,
pump.
pump
Sign
being
Figure
of
the
or
record
and
date
serviced.
7-4.
Back Case
separately
APM
and
APM
II
Back
the
serial
number,
the
form,
back
case
assembly,
If
the
as
needed.
APM
Case
then
serial
Assembly
II,
adhere
Assembly
final
fax
or
assure
number
to
assembly
mail
the
that
does
the
following
Order
number,
form
the
serial
not
Form
with
match,
procedure
provided
and
configuration
the
order
number
contact
5C-3A
in
to
Abbott.
is
matched
Abbott
50%
when
the
Complete
the
PVT
APM/APM
the
reassembly
and burn-in
II
Technical
Service
test
Manual
as
directed
as
described
in
Section
in
Section
7.4,
5,
7-7
Pump
Reassembly
Maintenance
Procedure,
and
Service
then
Tests.
430-85656-003
complete
(Rev.
8/96)
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