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OUTLOOK”
200
SAFETY
INFUSION
SYSTEM
SERVICE
MANUAL
Rx
BIBRAUN
SHARING
950953
EXPERTISE
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OUTLOOKTM
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SERVICE
MANUAL
5.0
CLEANING
5.1
5.2
6.0
PERFORMANCE
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7
6.8
6.9
6.10
6.11
6.12
4.2.6
4.2.7
4.2.8
6.2.1
6.2.2
6.2.3
6.2.4
6.3.1
6.3.2
6.4.1
6.4.2
6.5.1
6.5.2
6.6.1
6.6.2
6.7.1
6.7.2
6.8.1
6.8.2
6.8.3
6.8.4
6.9.1
6.9.2
6.9.3
6.10.1
6.10.2
6.11.1
6.11.2
6.12.1
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7.0
6.13
6.14
THEORY
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
6.12.2
6.13.1
6.13.2
6.14.1
6.14.2
General
7.1.1
7.1.2
7.13 Functional
7.2.1
7.2.2
7.2.3
7.2.4
7.2.5 Power
7.3.1 Display
7.4.1
7.4.2
7.4.3
7.4.4
7.4.5
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7.71
7.7.2
7.7.3
7.7.4
7.7.5
7.7.6
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7.7.8
7.7.9
7.7.10
7.7.11
7.7.12
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7.7.17
7.7.18
7.7.19
7.7.20
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7.9.2
7.9.3
7.9.4
7.9.5
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9.1.2
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9.4.2
9.4.3
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9.5.2
9.5.3
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9.13
9.14
9.7.3
9.8.1
9.82
9.8.3
9.9.1
9.9.2
9.9.3
9.10.1
9.10.2
9.10.3
9.11.1
9.11.2
9.11.3
9.12.1
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9.13.2
9.13.3
9.14.1
9.14.2
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M
7
is, 2
dip,
/
CauTIon: autoclaving device be
disinfected.
CAUTION: clamped
CAUTION:
taken
interference Resonance
CAUTION: inthis unit
Do
and
When
securely
As
to
avoid
Perform
Service
cannot
not
or
void
with
and strong
Imaging
be
clean,
with
ethylene
the
warranty.
attaching
to
avoid
all
medical
exposure
(MRI).
testing
Manual
or
assured.
disinfect,
or
oxide
Only
this
pump
damage
electronic
to
powerful
magnetic
fields
Permanent
and/or
the
preventive
reliability
sterilize
gas.
Doing
external
to a pole,
to
the
device.
equipment,
sources
such
damage
and
proper
any
part
of
the
so
may
damage
parts
of
the
pump
make
of
as
sure
care
electromagnetic
Magnetic
may
result.
maintenance
functionality
device
it
is
must
as
defined
by
the
should
be
of
the
950953
Rev B (9/04)
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fii, 82
CAUTION: and has Representative. not
specifications.
200
SERVICE
will
void
been
be
possible
MANUAL
Individual
component
any and
obtained
B.
to
from Braun
test
all
warranties
an
authorized
recommends
complete
replacement
unless
B.
Braun
express
board
circuit
function
is
not
recommended
written
Service
replacement
to
factory
consent
Center
as
it
may
1.3.3
A
ZİN
A
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Attentions
ATTENTION:
and
Mechanical
CSA
C22.2
ATTENTION: for
use
by
ATTENTION:
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1.3.4
The
Laser
following
Caution
laser
device.
AVOID
Medical
No.
The
authorized
Only
caution
Equipment,
Hazards
601.1.
DB9
connecior
personnel
use a B.
Labels
label
only
Braun
(enlarged
EXPOSURE - LASER
with
respect
in
accordance
on
the
back
only.
specified
to
show
RADIATION
EMITTED
to
Electrical
with
of
the
lithium
detail)
is
FROM
Shock,
UL2601-1,
Outlook
replacement
affixed
THIS
pump
to
the
DEVICE
Fire
CAN/
is
handle
of
the
Page 6 of
144
P/N
950851
Rev
COMPLIES
STANDARDS EXCEPT TO
JULY
FOR
LASER
26,
WITH
FDA
FOR
LASER
DEVIATIONS
NOTICE
#50,
2001
PERFORMANCE
PRODUCTS
PURSUANT
DATED
950953
Rev B (9/04)
Page 17
INTRODUCTION
The
following
laser
caution
label
is
affixed
to
the
bottom
of
the
device.
1.3.5
Due vice a
course. not microprocessor
devices,
which
By acknowledge
harmless including
Disclaimers
to
the
criticality
on
the
Outlook
qualified
biomedical
Repairs
be
attempted
testing,
have
not
performing
from
attorney’s
should
controlled
static
specifically
any
and
and
repairs.
CAUTION - CLASS
WHEN
EYE
of
pump
repair
not
by
other
control
repairs
agree
against
fees,
product
that
performance,
be
performed professional
be
attempted
than
qualified
electronics,
and
been
identified
with
or
B.
Braun
any
and
directly
3R
LASER
OPEN,
EXPOSURE.
B.
only
by
who
without a current
personnel
digital
soldering
without
and
all
damages,
or
indirectly
and
techniques.
in
this
use
its
distributors
RADIATION
AVOID
Braun
an
has
of
this
liabilities,
arising
DIRECT
950966A
recommends
authorized
attended
that
analog
Service
the
Service
are
knowledgeable
circuitry,
Repairs
Manual.
manual
shall
actions
out
of
that
all
B.
Braun
B.
Service
Braun
service
Manual.
Repairs
in
electromechanical
should
as
reference,
be
or
resulting
not
be
you
indemnified
or
causes
from
required
ser-
Center
training
should
the
areas
attempted
hereby
and
held
of
action,
such
or
of
You
also
understand
dental
rized and
beyond
B.
additional
accepts during
date
1.4
1.4.1
If
manual,
950953
or
consequential
or
unauthorized
experience
B.
Braun
of
personnel
Braun’s
neither
assumes,
liability
no
financial
the
warranty
of
issue.
SERVICE & TECHNICAL
Contact
the
pump
and
Rev B (9/04)
Information
fails
to
the
cause
that
neither
loss,
repair
control,
nor
or
responsibility
obligations
period.
B.
damage,
of
this
performing
directly
authorizes
for
The information
SUPPORT
respond
to
cannot
the
be
determined,
Braun
device
affect
nor
or
expense
since
repairs,
the
any
in
connection
any
institution’s
operating
its
distributors
directly
the
as
well
device
other
with
contained
or
troubleshooting
discontinue
or
quality
as
other
and
the
person
repair
authorized
in
this
using
shall
be
indirectly
of
repair,
results
to
assume
of
manual
and
factors
obtained
for
this
device.
or
unauthorized
procedures
the
pump.
liable
for
arising
the
knowledge
relating
from
it,
any
B.
is
current
listed
Page 7 of
any
from
to
matters
other
Braun
repair
as
of
in
inci-
autho-
its
use.
or
the
this
144
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OUTLOOK™
200
SERVICE
MANUAL
Service
contacting:
Product complaints
and
product
performance
may
address.
1.4.2 Should
preferably
turer
they
Authorization
contact
tion
Pump
it
be
in
cannot
are
in
transit.
Customer
Number.
Returns
necessary
the
original
assume
to
return
Service
B.
Braun
1601
Wallace
Carrollton,
Attn.:
(800)
be
sent
to
return packing,
any
responsibility
products
at
the
information
Medical
Drive,
Texas
Manager
of
627-7867
to
the
Customer
the
pump
and
must
above
to
ship
for
loss
be
received
phone
may
be
obtained
Inc.
Suite
150
75006
Service
Complaints
the
manufacturer,
it
prepaid
or
number
to
damage
from
for a Returned
Supervisor
the
above
to
returned
B.
Braun
from
the
manufacturer
at
carefully
pack
address.
instruments
prior
to
shipment.
Materials
the
above
the
pump,
The
manufac-
Authoriza-
by
while
Please
With
each
question
*
the
pump's
a description *
the
pressure
+
the
rate
*
the
initial
*
the
type
*
the
amount
noticed,
+ © the +
* + © any
message
the
diagnostic
the
catalog
other
serial
of
limit
setting,
volume(s)
of
fluid(s),
of
displayed
and
information
or
complaint,
number
the
difficulty
setting,
to
time
between
code
number
lot
number
(located
be
infused,
at
the
(if
of
which
please
experienced,
the
time
include:
on
the
start
of
the
difficulty
the
applicable),
the
set(s)
in
might
aid
in
rear
of the
pump),
infusion
and
occurred,
use,
and
the
investigation
the
of
time
the
the
complaint.
difficulty
was
Page 8 of
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Page 19
PUMP
DESCRIPTION
CHAPTER
PUMP
2.1
VISUAL
2.1.1
1.
AC
3.
Hold
5.
Alarm
Front
power
Indicator
Indicator
DESCRIPTION
INDICATORS
View
indicator
IN
*
*
»
THIS
The
Of
the
The
2.0
CHAPTER
visual
pump’s
indicators
location
technical
&
YOU
and
and
function
specifications.
CONTROLS
2.
4.
6.
WILL
pump
Battery Run Door
LEARN:
controls.
of
the
Indicator
Indicators
Lever
key panel
keys.
7.
Pole
Clamp
9.
Primary
11.Piggyback
Rate
Rate
13.DoseScan™
Display
Display
Label
Scanner
]
Aperture
8.
Information
10.Primary
'2-Figgyback
Volume
Volume
play
14.
Receptacle
Display
To
for
optional
Be
Delivered
To
Be
Delivered
hand-held
Display
Dis-
Scanner
950953
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OUTLOOK™
200
SERVICE
MANUAL
2.1.2
1.
Daisy
3.
Panel
fae)
\&
Back
Chain
Lock
CAUTION:
a
device
View
Outlet
Out
PC
communications
Access
Door
Switch
Although a DB9
other
than
directed
port,
port
2.
Communication
|
1
the
Communication
and
should
in
applicable
not
be
B.Braun
Data
Port
“23
Data
connected
documentation.
Port
to
any
is
NOT
other
Page
10
of
144
This
space
intentionally
left
blank.
950953
Rev B (9/04)
Page 21
Pump
DESCRIPTION
2.1.3
1.
Cassette
3.
Refill
5.
Petal
7.
Air-In-Line
9.
Pressure
11.Tube
Inside
Piston
Module
Pusher
Door
Alignment
Pins
Cover
Detector
Transducer
View
2.
Inlet
Valve
4.
Transfer
6.
Restriction / Outlet
8.
Free
10.Free
Valve
Flow
Protection
Flow
Prevention
Valve
Clip
Spring
Receptacle
950953
Rev B (9/04)
Page
11
of
144
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OUTLOOK™
2.2
KEY
©
200
PANEL
1.
POWER
on
and
3.
Channel
select or
Piggyback
for
data
5.
HOLD stops
quick
menu, Stop minutes
pushed.
7.
CURSOR
cursor tion
SERVICE
turns
off.
Indicator
either
entry.
silences
an
infusion,
escape
and
extends
state
an
every
keys
on
the
Screen.
MANUAL
the
pump
keys
the
Primary
channels
an
alarm,
is
a
from
the
the
additional
time
it
is
move
the
Informa-
3
GED
.
RUN
sion
mary channels.
.
DATA
of
numbers.
.
MENU
other
ENTER
8.
the
selection
keys
begin
of
either
or
Piggyback
keys
allow
lets
the
modes
accepts
the
the
Pri-
input
user
and
options.
data
made.
infu-
see
or
Page
12
of
144
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Page 23
2.3
TECHNICAL
Catalog
Type
Classification
Dimensions
Weight
Power Electrical
EMVEMC
Ground
Grounding
Leakage
Plug Pole
Batteries
Number
Outlook
200
of
Unit
Requirements
Shock
Impedance
Current
Size
Range
Compliance
Resistance
SPECIFICATIONS
620-200
Volumetric
placement
Class suitable
intended
Width
approx.
120
Protection
Meets
emissions
Less
Meets
Meets
Hospital
0.85"-1.3"
(Non
Reservoir
1-Internally
in
the
presence
for
continuous
=12",
Height=4.5",
11
Ibs
VAC,
2A,
60
Type CF
1.
or
than
UL
or
12
time rate
shock
exceeds
and
immunities
0.2
ohms
Standard
exceeds
Grade
Volt
sealed
is
dependent
of
fluid
(3
PUMP
Drop-Counting),
Powered,
of
flammable
use
in
Depth=8.75”
Hz excluding
protection
.
EN60601-1-2:2001
standard.
(tested
2601
UL
pin)
lead-acid
delivery
per
Standard
on
the
Positive
CF
type,
accordance
accessories
in
accordance
UL2601-1)
2601
battery
state
of
DESCRIPTION
Pressure
IPX1
drip-proof,
anesthetic
for
Class
for
portable
battery
and
with
UL2601-1.
(domestic)
with
.
B,
|
use.
charge
Dis-
not
UL2601-
Run
and
the
Delivery
Volume
Delivered
Occlusion
Keep Volume
950953
Rate
Range
to
be
Range
Limit
Vein
Open
Delivered
Rev B (9/04)
Settings
Rate
Accuracy
3
Volt
lithium
*
4.8
Volt
0.1
to
999.9
Micro
0.1
75, default
3.0 +5%
Mode:
to
9999.9
100,
200,
is
mi/hr
300
or
battery
NiCAD
ml/hr,
selected
in
0.1
to
ml,
in
300,
400,
mmHg.
0.1
for
battery
0.1
99.9
rate,
for
ml/hr
ml/hr
ml
increments
500
and
whichever
RAM
data
backup
increments
750
alarm
mmHg.
is
lower
retention
Standard
Page
13
of
144
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OUTLOOK™
Fluid
Types
Alarms
200
SERVICE
MANUAL
All
standard
Air-In-Line,
tainer
Time Exceeded,
-
TV
Battery
Empty,
fluids
Very
Downstream
KVO,
Low
Low,
Close
Occlusion,
Battery
Roller
Warning,
Door
Clamp,
Open,
Con-
Hold
System
Error.
This
space
intentionally
left
blank.
Page
14
of
144
.
950953
Rev B (9/04)
Page 25
RECEIVING
PROCEDURE
CHAPTER
RECEIVING
3.1
INTRODUCTION
3.1.1
Any be
control
not
Notices
new
device
replaced
only
numbers,
be
considered
3.0
PROCEDURE
IN
THIS
CHAPTER
*
How
to
properly
*
How
to
perform a receiving
*
What
procedures
that
does
not
if
the
device
or
preventative
an
out-of-box
YOU
receive
to
follow
meet
factory
is
not
altered,
maintenance
failure.
WILL
in
specifications
LEARN:
an
Outlook
inspection.
when
checking
i.e.
hospital
tags.
If a device
pump.
during
identification
in a pump.
incoming
markings,
is
used
on a patient,
inspection
will
asset
it
will
3.1.2
Upon
chandise
extent agent notify an age,
indicating
Service
Damaged
receipt,
should
of
the
damage
of the
transportation
the
transportation
inspection
and
file a claim
the
Center
accompanied company
3.1.3
Items
Service
ordered
Credit
has
Receiving
ordered
is
notified
in
error
will
be
Proper
authorization
Goods
count
and
inspect
not
be
accepted.
or
loss
company.
company
report
by a delivery
properly
item
and
(refer
rendered.
with
the
quantity
to
1.4.1)
receipt
noted
Errors
or
shipped
(refer
must
issued
in
to
be
returned
for
all
has
your
Identify
noted
on
immediately,
B.
Braun
carrier,
damaged
and
received
or
such
damage
error
may
1.4),
and
freight
returns
been
for
obtained
freight
the
If
providing
an
the
before
any
items
customer’s
damage
will
be
happy
your
or
not
within
inspection
or
loss.
be
returned
products
prepaid
goods
received
(refer
the
carrier
that
are
copy
is
discovered
and
request
to
issue a credit
request
received
ten
are
days.
report
to
the
warehouse
are
returned
by
the
customer.
in
error
to
1.4.2).
departs.
damaged
of
the
after
that
and
promptly
The
upon
which
within
provided:
Damaged
or
lost,
and
delivery
receipt
inspection
the
claim
document
of
be
for
the
carrier’s
forwarded request
the
transportation
provided
14
days.
mer-
have
the
by
an
shipment,
made
and
loss
or
dam-
freight
to
must
bill
the
be
Customer
Items
|
+ *
950953
Products Products
Rev B (9/04)
are are
in
the
original
current
undamaged
inventory
items.
cases,
suitable
for
immediate
resale.
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15
of
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Merchandise
200
SERVICE
has
been
MANUAL
shipped
and
billed
to
the
customer
by
B.
Braun.
Certain *
*
Except
tomer.
3.1.4 B.
cause
acts
rial
rials,
3.1.5
When
specified added
products
Products Products
in
the
Late
Braun
shall
beyond
of
God,
shortages,
equipment,
Expedited
expedited
by
to
the
are
not
eligible
which
whose
case
have
labels
of a B.
been
or
Braun
Shipments
be
its
or
war,
fire,
excused
its
acts
flood,
or
transportation.
from
suppliers’
of
government,
strike,
Shipments
transportation,
the
customer,
an
invoice.
for
return
used.
seals
have
been
error,
any
items
delay
or
subcontractors’
acts
labor
trouble,
specialized
additional
charge
for
credit.
tampered
must
be
in,
or
impossibility
control,
of
purchase
sabotage
services,
to
cover
These
returned
are:
with
or
freight
of
including,
priorities
or
delay
or
alternate
the
premium
removed.
prepaid
performance
but
or
allocations,
in
obtaining
transportation
expense
by
due
not
labor,
will
limited
raw
modes
the
to
mate-
mate-
be
cus-
any
to:
are
3.2
RECEIVING
Each
Outlook There therefore,
1.
Before
is,
however,
the
opening obvious open
the
to
place
return
damaged
Customer
2.
Carefully case
the
3.
Remove are
no
visible
4.
Complete
INSPECTION
pump
following
damage.
container
responsibility
Service,
remove
pump
the
Section
is
factory
the
possibility
inspection
the
shipping
If
damage
until a representative
equipment
whether
the
ever
has
plastic
cover(s)
dents,
tears
6.2 of
for
pump
to
the
inspected
of
in-transit
is
recommended.
container,
is
present,
shipping
to
or
from
be
on
or
damage
B.
Braun
not
B.
the
shipped
the
Rate
scratches
Performance
and
tested
damage
inspect
notify
of
the
the
after
unless
Braun
is
responsible
shipping
for
repair.
Displays
on
the
pump
Check
prior
to
its
final
which
it
carefully
may
to
freight carrier
shipping
the
specifically
company
shipping
authorized
for
carton.
Retain
and
Information
displays
outlined
in
the
or
Chapter
packaging
or
may
not
assure
the
absence
immediately,
is
present.
container
the
is
opened).
to
do
repair.
packaging
Screen;
key
panel.
6.0.
and
shipment.
be
obvious;
of
and
wait
(It
is
difficult
Do
so
by
materials
make
sure
to
not
in
there
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Page 27
3.3
CHECK-IN
Prior
to
use, indicated Materials
Each
repair manual
of
the
in
Authorization
pump
work
are
Outlook
PROCEDURE
it
is
recommended
this
Manual.
has
been
inspected
may
have
intended
to
pumps.
If
the
Number
caused
be
used
that
the
pump
fails
(refer
and
tested
some
misalignment.
by
qualified
pump
to
to
1.4.2.)
prior
service
RECEIVING
be
checked-in according
operate,
to
contact
shipment;
Therefore,
personnel
B.
however,
the
in
PROCEDURE
to
the
Braun
procedures the
for a Returned
in-transit
referenced
initial
and
procedures
handling
routine
or
in
this
checks
3.3.1 All
tery use
of
Tn
into a hospital in a storage Chained
3.3.2
Prior
Chapter
Main
Battery
rechargeable
used
in
this
the
pump
the
pump
order
for
to a hospital
to
maintain
grade
facility,
together
Performance
to
patient
6.0.
Check
batteries
pump
the
the
is
no
first
battery
electrical
not
in
for
outlet
Check
use,
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and
Charging
automatically
exception.
time,
the
grade
electrical
discharge
Therefore,
battery
in a fully
outlet
the
whenever
vicinity
of
conservation
new
pump
must
when
it
is
be
fully
charged
outlet
for
at
charged
condition,
possible.
patients,
up
purposes.
pass
the
entire
not
in
use,
suggested
least
When
that
by
connecting
24
hours.
the
pump
charging
to 5 Outlook
Performance
The
rechargeable
before
attempting
the
should
multiple
pumps
may
Check
bat-
power
be
cord
plugged
devices
be
Daisy
outlined
to
in
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PUMP
CONFIGURATION
CHAPTER
PUMP
4.1
ENTERING
1.
Press
2.
Press
3.
Use
4.
Use
CONFIGURATION
for
(MENU).
the
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the
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4.0
IN
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to
to
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highlight
highlight
CHAPTER
enter
the
Biomed
customize
set
up
the
Drug
OPTIONS
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security
and
YOU
WILL
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the
pump
software.
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Options,”
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then
then
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code,
such
1342
ENTER
LEARN:
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DOSE
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press
(ENTER).
press
(ENTER).
as
of
the
Mode.
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pump.
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the
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Code
Code
is
“1342,”
key
once,
Code
number
keys
to
enter
not
really a number,
press
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then
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tens
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on
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key
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then
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press
sequence.
key
press
(ENTER).
time
once,
the
screen
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then
example,
the
ones key
is
shown.
to
enter
once,
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OUTLOOK™
4.2
CONFIGURATION
The
Outlook Biomed options Your pump the
completed
Options
may
B.
Braun
which
other
settings
by
200
SERVICE
pump
can
be
customized
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be
placed
Sales
details
representatives
contains
in
either
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where
which
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may
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from
MANUAL
to
fit
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configuration
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or
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menu
items
customized.
the
Medical,
the
specific
options
Alternate
you
may
be
placed
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Programming
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needs
of
each
facility.
for
the
user
interface. A variety
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or
the
option
with a Programming
within
the
menu
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and
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staff.
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Outlook’s
may
be
disabled. Worksheet system,
should
along
be
for
with
of
the
According Professional
appropriate audible from
of
configuring
To
access
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A
and
this
to
the
first
menus,
pressure
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the
following
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NOTE: pump
1.
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the
2.
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the
facility
wishes
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as
well
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data
defaults.
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multiple
which
pumps.
features,
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lt
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important
in
order
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to
highlight
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expressed
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retention
Outlook
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enter
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the
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the
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with
all
modes
defaults,
then
downloaded
Biomed
All
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data.
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then
press
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and
drug
selections,
Worksheet,
options
the
placed
concentrations,
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the
next
pump,
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°
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then
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to
configuring
press
(ENTER).
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in
the
and
file
to
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made
the
process
a
3.
4.
5.
4.2.2
1.
2.
3.
Page
20
Press
POWER).
Press
and
Enter
the
Configuring
Use
the
Press
Use
the
up
of
144
hold
Biomed
Options
Menus
x
to
highlight
Y
again. A list
and
down
to
turn
on
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pump.
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des
“Configure
of
modes
to
move
Menus,”
and
pump
through
then
press
features
the
appears.
list.
(ENTER).
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PUMP
4.
Press
the
right
and
left
to
select
the
appropriate
CONFIGURATION
choice
of
Main
Menu
(MAIN),
Alternate
5.
4.2.3
A
1.
2.
.
3.
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When
finished,
Default
NOTE:
The
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mmHg.
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the
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To
select a specific
light
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100,
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Value=300
200,
300, 400,
finished,
(ALT),
or
press
Factory
to
highlight
Fixed
or
press
Disabled
Limit
Default
Value
mmHg,”
500
mmHg.
(DIS).
to
return
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select
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and
to
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value
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to
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for
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the
keys
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to
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then
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use
the
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press
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to
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to
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4.2.4
1.
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2.
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2.
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the
the
finished,
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the
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pump
the
up
the
options
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right
to
highlight
to
highlight
press
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to
highlight
appears.
down
and
left
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either
to
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to
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“Clear
return
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move
to
select
Defaults,” then press
All”
or
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to
the
Biomed
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through
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the
(Yes)
list.
or
“N”
All.”
Menu.
then
press
(No)
(ENTER).
(ENTER). A list
to
enable
or
disable
of
audi-
an
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4.
When
200
SERVICE
finished,
press
MANUAL
to
return
to
the
Biomed
Menu.
4.2.6
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.2.7
1.
2.
Review
Use
Use
Use
When
Setup
Use
Use
the
the
the | |
assigned,
Time 8 Date
-
A
+
keys
finished,
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the
the
then
to
highlight
to
highlight
to
change
press
to
highlight
to
highlight a Drug
press
(ENTER).
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the
time
the
data.
to
return
“Setup
An
Drugs,”
List
alphabetical
Time & Date.”
or
date
field
requiring
to
the
Biomed
then
press
under
which
listing
of
change.
Menu.
(ENTER).
drugs/concentrations
drugs
appears.
will
be
3.
4.
5.
A
Press
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the
Enter
+
the | |
Note:
use
dp
the
up
left
up
to
(data)
the
Y,
and
two
keys.
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order
right
to
toggle
down
to
select
different
concentration
to
change
à
=
through
to
highlight
“Y”
(Yes),
the
to
highlight
the
then
values,
units
the
unit
choices.
the
drug
to
press
(ENTER).
as
they
associated
units
field.
©
be
placed
appear
with
the
Use
in
this
Drug
on
the
Worksheet,
concentration,
the
up
and
down
List.
using
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22
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PUMP
6.
Enter
the
the
7.
Press
| |
NOTE:
+
than
DoseGuard™
+
(data)
The
the
keys.
Maximum
Minimum
when
MIN
DoseGuard
done
entering
and
MAX
DoseGuard
value.
the
concentration
values
value
as
they
must
and
be
CONFIGURATION
appear
DoseGuard
on
equal
the
Worksheet,
to
or
information
greater
using
for
that
drug.
8.
Repeat
Drug
NN
steps 3 through 7 until
List.
NOTE:
The
(MENU)
key
all
will
of
the
act
as a Page
drugs
on
the
Down
Worksheet
.
key
while
in a Drug
are
configured
for
List.
that
9.
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the
CENTER).
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11.
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the
to
highlight
steps 2 through 9 until
“Save
all
È
to
highlight
“Exit,”
List”
at
.
Drug
Lists
then
the
bottom
are
press
of
the
drug
configured.
to
return
list,
to
the
then
press
Biomed
Menu.
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SERVICE
MANUAL
4.2.8 The
ing
application.
Hand-Held
handheld
applications.
%
x
NOTE: option, will
sound
ming
was
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N
NOTE:
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be
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scanner
If
scan
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following
you
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an error
incomplete,
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SET
label.
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and
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the
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PREFIX
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label.
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*
Scan
2,
5,
2, F digit
2
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labels
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prefix
characters
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CONFIGURATION
and
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200
2
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4
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END
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the
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label.
control
label.
Label
ID
Label
label.
Label
ID.
Control
label.
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26
of
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Label
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PUMP
CONFIGURATION
4.2.8.1
Optional
It
may
be
ume
to
low,
To
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off
+
Scan
the
SET
*
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the
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desirable
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END
return
label.
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label.
for to
the
turn
to
factory
Beep:
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off
the
scanner
settings.
Disable
Scanner
power-up
label.
beep
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set
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beeper
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the
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Volume
label.
Volume
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label.
to
Low:
Normal
label.
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SERVICE
CAUTION:
ALL
use
options
the
that
installation.
To
return
*
Scan
the
the
Factory
MANUAL
Factory
may
have
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Default
Default
been
programmed
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label.
label
to
factory
with
caution,
settings:
since
as
it
will
the
scanner's
disable
Factory
This
Default
space
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intentionally
left
blank.
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CLEANING
&
PREVENTATIVE
MAINTENANCE
SCHEDULE
CHAPTER
CLEANING
5.1
CLEANING
Clean
following
DO maintain
the
pump
recommended
*
Household
*
Isopropyl
*
Warm
NOT
allow
the
&
IN
with a swab
Bleach
Alcohol
Soapy
fiuids
device
5.0
PREVENTATIVE
THIS
»
Recommended
*
About
Water
to
in
an
CHAPTER
the
recommended
or soft,
solutions:
and
90%
enter
the
pump
upright
position
lint-free
Water
YOU
WILL
cleaning
solutions
cloth
during
when
MAINTENANCE
LEARN:
and
procedures.
preventative
dampened
cleaning
cleaning.
maintenance
(not
and
disinfecting.
SCHEDULE
schedule.
saturated)
with
It
is
preferred
any
of
the
to
DO
NOT
use
cleansers
Once soft, instrument
Refer
policies
on
the
infusion
lint-free
with a soft,
to
the
and
my
WARNING:
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=
it
WARNING:
is
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autoclave
acetone
the
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pump
cloth
to
remove
lint-free
hospital’s
housekeeping,
procedures
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from
the
electrical
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clean
and
To
or
containing
may
is
cleaned,
all
cloth.
for
cleaning
avoid
electrical
avoid
dried
thoroughly
avoid
mechanical
immerse
glutaraldehyde,
scratch
remaining
wipe
the
the
cleaner/disinfectant.
Inspect
central
biomedical
shock,
outlet
electrical
before
shock,
prior
or
the
pump
surface and
entire
the
service,
pump
device
or
equipment
turn
the
cleaning.
insure
to
connecting
electronic
in
any
fluids
ammonium
degrade
twice
with
Then
to
ensure
infection
pump
the
of
control
this
off
AC
the
damage,
or
cleaning
chlorides,
the
plastic.
fresh
thoroughly
all
fluid
department
nature.
and
disconnect
power
connector
power
DO
NOT
solutions.
or
water
dry
is
removed.
cord.
steam
abrasive
using
a
the
for
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©
NE
5.2
The
After
+
Clean
Check
»
Verify
Check Verify
Recharge
Every
+»
Fully
Once
+
Complete
»
Replace
*
Complete
Autoclaving
CAUTION:
PREVENTATIVE
Outlook
Every
exterior
pump
there
that the
Month
recharge
Every 6 Months
200
pumps
Use
labels;
are
the
feet
the
battery
all
checks
Petal
Module
the
following
SERVICE
Sterilization
is
Do
MANUAL
not
recommended.
not
clean
MAINTENANCE
should
and
no
pole
of
the
the
be
maintained
inside
nicks
battery
door
ensure
clamp
for
they
or
operates
pump
are
in-between
by
“After
Cover
Performance
of
the
the
as
recommended
are
cuts
in
the
correctly.
intact,
patient
allowing
Every
(refer
to
pump
pump
using
SCHEDULE
according
affixed
securely
power
secure
uses
it
to
charge
Use”
above.
Section
Check
using
and
and
as
ethylene
high
to
above.
cord.
free
while
for
9.14) outlined
pressure
the
following
and
legible.
of
cuts
in
storage.
24
hours.
in
Chapter
oxide (EtO)
devices.
schedule:
or
damage.
6.0.
gas
or
*
Mechanical
Simulated Volume Electrical
30
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of
144
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Delivery
Battery
Inspection
Use
Test
(refer
Accuracy
Safety
Test
Capacity
(refer
to
Section
Test
(refer
to
Test
(Optional)
to
Section
(refer
Section
6.2)
6.3) to
Section
6.8)
(refer
6.4)
to
Section
|
6.10)
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Once
*
Complete
*
Complete
*
Complete
CLEANING
Every
12
Months
all
checks
all
checks
the
Annual
&
PREVENTATIVE
for
“After
for
“Once
Preventative
Every Every 6 Months”
Maintenance
Use”
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
above.
above.
(refer
to
Section
6.14).
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PERFORMANCE
CHECK
CHAPTER
6.0
PERFORMANCE
IN
THIS
+
What
equipment
*
How
to
*
How
to
occlusion and
main
*
How
to
yoke
adjustment,
*
The
required
Portions
(refer
5.2).
have
this
of
this
Performance
to
3.2 & 3.3)
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made.
Performance
all
At
Check
and
or
the
as
part
part
end
must
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of
of
CHECK
CHAPTER
perform a mechanical
perform
pressure,
battery
perform
of a scheduled
this
each
be
completed.
YOU
WILL
is
required
simulated
free
flow,
capacity
pressure
and
Annual
should
transducer
inlet
Preventative
be
completed
preventative
Performance
repair
procedure,
to
use,
tests.
solenoid
Check
LEARN:
complete
inspection
volume
and
this
of
delivery
electrical
a/d
offset,
adjustment
Maintenance
upon
initial
maintenance
should
you
will
be
be
check.
the
pump.
accuracy,
safety,
power
restriction/outlet
air-in-line,
switch
tests. procedures.
receipt
completed
directed
of
the
program
after
as
to
which
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over,
valve
pump
to
repairs
part
of
(ay
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WARNING:
patient in
bodily
WARNING:
component undergo
this
Section and acceptable Failure and
CAUTION:
ο.
damage
Do
not
vicinity
or
harm.
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the
product
or
assembly
and
pass
manual
calibration
6.8
to
do
and
prior
of
for
patient
so
may
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to
liabilities.
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to
battery
perform
while
these
in
patient
is
has
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performance
appropriate
use
for
the
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use
cause
deep
cells
and
procedures
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partially
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or
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checks
calibrations
patient
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bodily
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an
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discharge
lead
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premature
while
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outlined
and
All
final
performance
performed
for
set
and
will
void
of
the
battery
battery
the
Outlook
could
is
result
disassembled,
the
unit
must
in
Chapter 6 of
or
tests
outlined
testing
with a set
sterility
all
may
that
only.
warranties
cause
replacement.
in
or
in
is
a
950953
Rev B (9/04)
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200
SERVICE
WARNING: on
the disconnected specifically
have transformer
WARNING: conductive supply
accidental component is
not
disconnected.
Shock
Outlook
required
the
device
Shock
coating
module.
shorting
used
when
from
and
damage
MANUAL
Hazard.
Pump,
the
connected
caution.
Hazard. The
which
When
to
the
Prior
it
is
recommended
AC
power
for a particular
Failure
is
servicing
this
coating.
or
even
AC
power
to
disassembling
source
test.
to
an
AC power to
do
inside
connected
the
Outlook,
Failure
bodily
harm
supply
so
of
the
to
cord
or
that
the
unless
If
could
ground
if a line
you
you
find
source,
result
Outlook
use caution
to
do
so
has
performing
pump
through
isolation
riot
be
feel
it
it
necessary
use a line
in
bodily
case
has
the
to
may
result
transformer
been
service
is
to
isolation
harm.
a
power
prevent
in
6.1
TEST
Below
and
Item
IV IV IV Digital
Needle
Non-metallic
is a
suggested
troubleshooting
Pole Administration
Source
Collection
Syringe Medical
Safety
Digital
GO-NO/GO Outlook
Container
Scale
Vessel
Equipment
Analyzer
Voltmeter
Biomed
EQUIPMENT,
list
of
the
Outlook
Sets
(1
mg
accuracy)
Electronic
feeler
Gauge
gauge
Box
Kit
MATERIALS,
test
equipment,
pump. Size/Model/Description, | Suggested
Standard Any
Horizon© 1 L Sterile |100 g capacity
>20
ml
20
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1
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0.008”
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to
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AND
accessories
IV
Pump
Water
or
less
10
ml
0.016”
CONSUMABLES
and
materials
Set | B.
|
for
checkout,
Brand
(or
Equivalent)
Pryor
Braun Medical
B.
Braun Medical
Mettler
Becton Becton Dynatech
ECG
Fluke
B. B.
PC440
Dickinson & Co. Dickinson & Co.
Nevada
analyzer
Braun Braun
Medical Medical
calibration
Inc. Inc.
Safety/
Inc. Inc.
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6.2
MECHANICAL
INSPECTION
PERFORMANCE
CHECK
6.2.1
+
6.2.2
Equipment
IV IV
Exterior
6.2.2.1
6.2.2.2
6.2.2.3
Required
Pole Administration
Door
Lever
1.
Pull
the
door
2.
Door
1.
2.
Pole
1.
Verify
Make that close
Check
Unlock
the
the
door
Alignment
sure
the
it
is
properly
completely.
that
the
Clamp
the
QuickClamp
front
of
Set
lever
opens
door
gap
the
pump).
on
the
right
and
of
the
aligned
on
with
each
pole
the
lever
pump
the
side
clamp
side
returns
opens
bezel.
and
of
the
and
The
along
by
rotating
pump
forward.
when
closes
door
the
top
the
released.
easily,
of the
latch
allows
door
lever
without
clockwise
binding,
the
door
to
is
symmetrical.
(toward
and
2.
3.
4,
5.
6.
6.2.2.4
1.
2.
3.
4..
5
.
Press
down
within
Press
the
down
IV
its
pole.
Release clamp
Rotate the
Verify
securely.
the
back
the
Hardware
Check Ensure
Ensure Check Inspect
or
that
no
no
that
the
cuts.
on
the lever.
channel.
on
the
the
lever,
then
lever
to
the
of
the
pump).
pole
clamp
Inspection
all
screws
cracks
cracks
the
Power
plug
are
in
for
Make
lever
and
press
Locked
mechanism
are
tight
present
the
case
Cord
bent
or
sure
the
lever
place
the
V-block
lightly
on
the
position
by
attaches
and
secure.
in
the
bezel
or
handle
exist. Management insecure
prongs
slides
of
the
top
of
the
rotating
the
pump
or
inner
door
snap
tab
is
and
check
up
and
down
the
full
instrument
pump
it
counterclockwise
securely
face.
attached
the
power
to
to
case
seat
to
the
the
cord
the
IV
pump
length
against
pole
(toward
pole.
back.
for
nicks
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6.
Check
7.
Check punctures
8.
Ensure
SERVICE
that
all
that
the
or
indentation
the
tube
MANUAL
gaskets
cover
and
on
pusher
seals
the
pressure
marks.
is
intact
are
securely
transducer
and
securely
attached.
does
not
mounted.
have
any
rips,
tears,
6.2.3
Bezel
6.2.3.1
6.2.3.2
6.2.3.3
Petal
Module
1.
Inspect good
condition.
Air-In-Line
1,
2.
Free
1.
RP P
MR
Verify
Ensure
Load
Place
Place
Close
Open
the
Flow
the
the
the
the
the
Gently
Cover
the
petal
module
Detector
Air-In-Line
the
Air-In-Line
Protection
cassette
tubing
blue Free
door
door
pull
on
along
of
of
the
the
Clip
into
place
Flow
the
pump.
pump.
Free
cover
and
Detector
Detector
Tube
Receptacle
on
the
the
tubing
Protection
Flow
Protection
valve
tips
Pusher
is
clean
and
alignment
channel
Clip
in
Clip.
to
ensure
is
intact
securely
pins.
and
in
the
Receptacle.
they
and
securely
mounted.
the
Air-In-Line
are
in
Detector.
place
and
mounted.
in
6.2.3.4
6.2.4
Page
NA
1.
2.
3.
Mechanical
6.2.4.1
1.
2.
36
of
144
Verify
Hinges
Verify
Close
Verify
Power
Press
Verify
»
the
*
the
*
the
the
the
and
the
tubing
roller open hinges
User
can
pin
the
are
Interface
Up
POWER).
the
following:
Hold
Indicator
Primary
Information
Volume
be
removed
on
the
door
door.
smooth.
illuminates
To
Be
Screen
illuminates,
with
the
latch
rolls
then
extinguishes,
Delivered
display
and
tubing
clamped
freely.
shows 4 “****”
off.
950953
symbols,
Rev-B
(9/04)
Page 47
PERFORMANCE
*
the
3.
speaker
Verify
the
sounds
AC
Indicator
one
tone.
illuminates
when
the
pump
is
plugged
CHECK
into
AC
power.
6.2.4.2
1.
6.2.4.3
1.
Information
Verify on
Rate
Verify
there
the
Information
Display
there
Screen
are
no
are
no
dark
spots,
Screen.
missing
blotches,
segments
lines
and
or
missing/partial
all
segments
are
equally
text
appearing
illuminated.
950953
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space
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6.3
SIMULATED
200
SERVICE
USE
TEST
MANUAL
6.3.1
+
6.3.2
Action
1.
2.
Equipment
IV
Pole AC Primed IV
Source
Test
Attach
Plug
into
turn
on
power
IV
the
pump
AC
the
pump.
Required
source
Administration
Container
Procedure
to
the
IV
power
and
press
Set
pole.
Observation/Results
The
Pole
Clamp
onto
the
pole.
The
pump
to
Power
nates
powers
Up.”
and
displays:
mechanism
up
The
Information
Load
and
then
tightens
as
described
the
Set
close
the
in
“6.2.4.1
Screen
Door.
firmly
illumi-
Total
Occlusion
Note:
If
no
mately
the
Primary
not
active.
minutes,
3.
Individually
press
and
hold
the + and
R
portion
tion.
peat.
Rate
of
each
| |
key
Press
PIGGYBACK
Return
and
the
VTBD
Primary
values
to
verify
(()
and
Piggyback
to
zero.
opera-
and
re-
Display
Key
- quence.
hundreds
sands vanced decremented
keys
30
seconds,
or
If
“Hold”
and
clicks
are
An
column
column
past 9 or
Piggyback
no
the
audible
past
Infused
have
“Hold”
keys
will
flash
alarm
heard
of
of
the if
any
0.
=
Limit = 300
been
pressed
will
be
channel,
have been
in
the
will
sound.
as
the
numbers
beep
will
the
Rate
VTBD
Display
column
0.0
ml
mmHg
for
displayed
whichever
pressed
Primary
sound
and
the
is
approxi-
in
is
for
3
VTBD
se-
as
the
thou-
are
ad-
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Action
4.
Enter a Primary
mary
VTBD
Rate
of
5.0.
of
120.0
Press
Primary
and a Pri-
Qu).
PERFORMANCE
Observation/Results
The
audible
approximately
The
Alarm
and
VTBD
Information
alarm
begins
once
every 5 seconds
Indicator
Displays
Screen
illuminates.
read
displays:
to
sound
“CHECK
CHECK
and
repeat
after.
The
Rate
SET”.
The
5.
Press
6.
Press
highlight
ETER.
Note:
“Adjust nate
7.
Press
8.
Press
(ou).
(MENU).
“Set
Depending
Display”
Menu.
the
Goi
ENTER).
Use
LCD
on
the
Contrast,”
the
pump
may
be
left
and
T
down
configuration,
located
Y
then
in
the
right.
press
to
Alter-
CLOSE Then
Check
Secure
The
Information
message.
those initiation
The
The
from
when
light is
not
The
ues
The
The
values present
of
Information
Information
high
to
the
cursor
intensity
erratic
Rate
and
present
Information
ROLLER
open
placement
Flow
Screen
Rate
the
infusion.
Screen
Adjust this
message
Then
Screen
low
and
keys
varies
and
or
VTBD
prior
to Screen
and
then
CLAMP
door.
of
Clamp
displays
and
VTBD
prior
to
attempting
displays:
cursor
press
Load
<-—
---; > until
is
clear.
Enter
key.
contrast
back
to
are
pressed.
with
the
keypresses
flickering.
fields
display
adjusting
displays:
the
Set
close
the
the
fields
EXIT
changes
high
again
The
those
the
contrast.
Door.
above
display
the
back-
and
val-
9.
Load
the
primed
ing
to
the
instruction
the
door.
Close
950953
Rev B (9/04)
set
the
into
the
label
door.
pump
located
accord-
inside
Total
Infused
Occlusion
Flow
Clamp
The
Rate
and
VTBD
ues
present
The
Information
prior
to Screen
Set
Volume.
Total
Infused Occlusion Flow
Clamp
=
Limit = 300
Position
fields
display
adjusting
displays:
thé
Rate
Then
Press
=
Limit = 300
Position
0.0
mi
mmHg
HELP
those
the
contrast.
&
RUN.
0.0
mi
mmHg
HELP
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10.Enter a Piggyback gyback
200
VTBD
of
DA
11.
Press
12.
and
VTBD
Press
then
(009).
Primary
open
Clear
Displays
Gu).
the
door.
SERVICE
Rate
of
100.0.
Press
the
back
wait
MANUAL
100
and a Pig-
Piggyback
Piggyback
to
zero.
10
seconds,
Rate
Observation/Results
During VTBD
and sion,
the
and illuminate
The
The
Alarm
sounds.
data
entry,
Displays
VTBD
Piggyback
VTBD
Information
Rate
Displays
the
Primary
Display
information.
sequentially.
Time
Total
Occlusion
Display
Indicator
The
Information
To
Silence
Press
Press
the
dim
and
illuminate.
Displays
Screen
Left = Ohr
Infused
flashes
illuminates,
Door
MENU
HOLD.
Primary
illuminates
The
displays:
=
Limit = 300
Open.
Alarm
Rate
the
Piggyback
During
extinguishes
Run
Indicators
Omin
0.0 mmHg
"Door
Open,”
and
the
Screen
displays:
for
help,
and
the
ml
alarm
or
Rate
infu-
and
rate
the
13.
14.
15.
Pres
down
then
Close
the
Press
Primary
(sou) . Press
R
press
door.
Press
Gu).
to
highlight
(ENTER).
©)
(MENU).
“DoseScan™”
Use
the
The alarm es,
and
displayed
displayed
At
the
Keep
with mation
The
Verify
the
presence
silences,
the
on
on
end
Vein
an
intermittent 3 tone
screen
Total
Occlusion
Information
the
bar
the
previous
the
Door
the
of
infusion,
Open
KVO:
IV_Medication
Scan
Medication
of
infusion
Information
Open
last
line.
mode
displays:
Primary
Infused
code
the
=
Limit = 300
Screen
Patient
reader
scanning
Indicator
the
at a rate
Complete
displays:
Scan
ID
Label
initiates a scan
extinguish-
information
Screen
HELP
pump
goes
of 3.0
alarm.
on
The
5.0
ml
mmHg
Exit
beam.
is
with
into
ml/br
Infor-
by
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16.
Press
(ENTER).
Observe
and
the
PERFORMANCE
that
the
bar
code
scanning
beam
is
CHECK
scan
is
terminated
extinguished.
17.
Press
to
turn
the
pump
off.
If
ly
30
seconds
bar
code
and
return
Main
Menu.
The
LED’s
“___.”
until
power
while
er
down
the
supply.
is
not
pressed
after
reader
will
the
information
in
the
the
device
cycle.
pump
is
within
the
scan
is
initiated,
automatically
screen
Rate
Display
has
completed
The
AC
LED
plugged
into the
approximate-
the
shut
off
to
the
display
the
remains
AC
lit
pow-
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VOLUME
200
SERVICE
DELIVERY
MANUAL
ACCURACY
TEST
6.4.1
IV Pump Digital Collection 20
6.4.2
Equipment
Source
ga.
Test
1.
2.
Container
IV
Administration
Scale
Vessel
Needle
Procedure
Attach Spike
is
Position
portion
Close Place
needle or
the
expelled
the
the
below
Required
the
needle
Source
from
the
fluid
of the
pump.
roller
clamp
collection
over
the
collection
the
center
Set
to
the
delivery
Container
the
set
and
source
so
on
the
vessel
vessel,
of
the
pump.
on
end
and
prime
needle.
that
the
set.
the
balance,
with
of
the
fluid
the
the
set.
IV
Administration
head
height
zero
the
reading,
needle
no
is
12”, + 2”
more
than 4 inches
set.
above
and
Ensure
all
the
suspend
above
air
inlet
the
A
Load
the
set
pump
Close
Open
Enter a Primary
Limit
10.
Press
11.
When
12.
Verify
9.5
or
the
all
to
300
Primary
the
the
-10.5
as
door,
clamps.
pump
actual
ml.
NOTE: 1 ml = 1
13.
Zero
the
reading
into
the
pump
indicated
mmHg.
(uy.
plug
Rate
goes
in
in
of
into
volume
cc = 1 g of
on
the
according
the
Operator’s
the
pump,
120
ml/hr,
Keep
delivered
sterile
balance.
to
and
VTBD
Vein
Open
is
within
water
If
the
the
instructions
Manual.
press
of
10
mode,
the
at
room
actual
value
inside
to
turn
on
ml,
and
set
the
press
acceptable
range
temperature
is
not
within
the
door
of
the
the
pump.
Occlusion
immediately.
of
(70°
F)
the
specifica-
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PERFORMANCE
tions,
test
the
pump
N
remain
Service
NOTE:
be
If
using other
sure
to
conserve
7.7.7.2 flow infusion Run and
“Motor
will
cause
(each
state).
rate)
outside
Center.
the
compensate
battery
power
Controllers.”
the
motor
time
the
This
results
momentary
with additional IV
acceptable
accuracy
for
and
energy
pump
in
pauses
range,
test
the
adaptive
reduce
This
dynamic to
transitions
several
of
the
Administration
return
methods,
the
in
energy
noise
as
processing
rise
and
fall
from
(varies
motor
with
as
Sets.
pump
to
an
addition
processing
described
of
at
the
beginning
the
Hold
the
system
the
energy
If
authorized
to
the
used
in
section
resistance
state
dynamics
is
changed
the
values
above,
to
of
to
the
CHECK
B.
Braun
to
an
during
Manufacturers written which
analyzers
5-10 timer(s) the
software
the
first
few
of
instructions
employ
milliliters
or
this
are
different,
of
fluid
counter(s). A 3-way
manufacturer
and
testing
delivery
cycles
biomedical
for
use
of
type
of
energy
typically
to
bleed
of
your
volumetric
procedures
This
space
after
test
equipment
their
equipment
processing.
all
that
is
required
from
the
system
stopcock
is
very
analyzer
are
used.
intentionally
left
is
pressed.
will
supply
when
While
prior
useful
to
ensure
blank.
you
with
testing
IV
volumetric
is
that
you
to
starting
here.
Contact
proper
pumps
allow
the
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AIR-IN-LINE
200
SERVICE
TEST
MANUAL
6.5.1
IV
Pump
1
20
6.5.2
Equipment
Source
ml
ga.
Test
1.
2.
Container
IV
Administration
Syringe
Needle
Procedure
Attach
Spike is
expelled
Position portion
Close
5.
Load pump
Close
Required
the
needle
the
Source
from
the
of
the
the
roller
the
set
or
as
indicated
the
door,
Set
to
Container
the
fluid
source
pump.
clamp
into
the
plug
the
delivery
set.
so
on
the
pump
in
the
in
the
end
of
and
prime
the
that
the
fluid
set.
according
to
Operator’s
pump,
and
press
the
set.
IV
Administration
head
height
the
instructions
Manual.
is
12”, + 2”
inside
to
turn
set.
on
the
Ensure
above
the
door
pump.
all
the
of
air
inlet
the
Open
all
clamps.
Enter a Primary
Limit
to
300
Press
Primary
10.
Inject a 0.1
the
pump.
11.
12.
13.
When ery ble
Verify
alarm the
Press
the
end)
from
that
sounds,
Rate
is
being
Display
Rate
mmHg.
Gu).
ml
air
bubble
air
bubble
pointing
captured
when
the
the
Alarm
displays
To
Silence
Press Press
of
900
into
reaches
upwards
in
air
bubble
Indicator
“Air
Air
in
Line
Alarm
MENU HOLD.
ml/hr,
the
“Y”
the
pump,
towards
the
cassette
reaches
in
Line,”
for
help,
VTBD
of
site
of the
tilt
the
the
ceiling.
100
tubing
pump
chambers.
the
Air-In-Line
illuminates,
and
or
the
the
Information
ml,
and
such
This
Run
set
the
on
the
upstream
that
the
will
prevent
Detector,
Indicators
Screen
Occlusion
side
distal
(deliv-
the
air
bub-
the
audible
extinguish,
displays:
|
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6.6
OCCLUSION
ALARM
TEST
PERFORMANCE
CHECK
6.6.1
IV
Pump
»
20
6.6.2
Equipment
Source
ga.
Test
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Container
IV
Administration
Needle
Procedure
Attach
Spike
the
is
expelled
Close
Load pump
Close Open
Enter a Primary
Limit
the
the
or
the
all
to
Required
the
needle
Source
from
roller
set
into
as
indicated
door,
clamps.
300
mmHg.
Set
to
the
delivery
Container
the
set.
clamp
plug
Rate
the
on
pump
in
the
in
the
of
125
end
and
prime
the
set.
according
Operator’s
pump,
and
mi/hr,
VIBD
of
the
set.
the
IV
to
the
instructions
Manual.
press
of
Administration
set.
inside
to
turn
on
the
10
ml,
and
set
the
Ensure
the
door
of
pump.
Occlusion
all
air
the
X
N
8.
Press
Primary
9.
Close
the
10.
Verify
cators
Screen
NOTE:
the
extinguish,
displays:
The downstream infusion
NOTE:
rate.
The
compensate
exceed
400.0
(9).
clamp
amount
the
Occlusion
for
downstream
audible
of
clamp
the
effect
mi/hr.
alarm
the
Rate
To
time
is,
Limit
from
sounds,
Display
Downstream
Silence
Press Press
will
vary
the
occlusion
-
will
of
tubing
the
pump.
the
Alarm
Indicator
displays
Occlusion
Alarm MENU HOLD.
for
help,
depending
limit
automatically
flow
resistance
illuminates,
“Occlusion,” and
or
upon
how
far
setting,
increase
as
well
to
High
as
infusion
the
Run
the
Information
as
the
to
rates
Indi-
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11.
200
Press
SERVICE
©)
MANUAL
unclamp
the
downstream
tubing,
and
wait
30
seconds
before
starting
12.
Enter a Primary Limit
13.
Press
14.
Clamp
15.
Verify
cators
Screen
16.
Press
the
to
Primary
the
the
extinguish,
displays:
©)
next
300
mmHg.
uy.
upstream
audible
unclamp
step.
Rate
tubing.
alarm
the
of
900
sounds,
Rate
To
Silence
Press
Press
the
ml/hr,
the
Display
Container
Alarm
MENU
HOLD.
upstream
VTBD
displays
Is
tubing.
Alarm
Empty
for
help,
of
Indicator
“Bag
10
ml,
Empty,”
or
and
set
the
illuminates,
and
:
Occlusion
the
Run
the
Information
Indi-
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6.7
6.7.1
STATIC
Equipment
TV
Source
Pump 20
ga.
FREE
FLOW
Required
Container
IV
Administration
Needle
TEST
:
Set
PERFORMANCE
CHECK
Collection
6.7.2
Test
1.
2.
3.
Vessel
Procedure
With
the
With
all
the
tubing
down
from
Remove fluid
flows
infusion
tubing
the
will
allow,
the
set
out
clamps
device.
from
of
set
primed
verify
the
the
open
pump
set.
and
and
that
no
(with
loaded,
the
fluid
fluid
clamps
turn
the
container
flows
out
still
open)
pump
as
of
the
off
high
set
and
again
above
as
it
hangs
verify
the
pump
straight
that
no
as
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6.8
ELECTRICAL
200
SERVICE
SAFETY
MANUAL
TEST
6.8.1
Medical
6.8.2
X
Equipment
Required
Equipment
Test
Procedure:
NOTE: specifications equipment. (plugging cumulative.
number
300
microamp
1.
Plug
Make
As
of
one
of
pumps
the
sure
the
for
When
Outlook
Therefore,
limit.
analyzer
the
protocol.
3.
Plug
the
pump
Electronic
Safety
Electrical
date
this
manual
UL2601-1
using
is
the
into
another),
test
all
Daisy
interconnected
into
an
AC
analyzer
into
the
is
functioning
AC
Analyzer
Chassis / Case
was
written,
300
microamps
Chain
units
at
feature
the
chassis
connected
any
time
outlet.
properly,
outlet
of the
analyzer.
Leakage
the
AC
leakage
for
Class | patient
on
the
Outlook
leakage
as
one
system. The
should
not
according
current
current
exceed
to
your
care
is
the
institution’s
Attach
5
roller
ASS
9.
10.
11.
12.
Set
the
Set
the
Press
the
Press
the
the
UL
Set
the
Press
the
the
UL
Press
Set
the
the
probe
latch.
grounding polarity
Chassis
2601-1
specifications
polarity
Chassis
2601-1
O)
specifications.
polarity
to a single
selection
to
“Normal.”
to
turn
on
Leakage
to
“Reverse.”
Leakage
to
“Off.”
lead
and
to
“No
the
pump.
button
as
indicated
button
again.
touch
Ground.”
and
make
in
Make
it
to
sure
the
sure
the
metal
the
Note:
the
component
reading
does
above.
reading
not
does
of
the
exceed
not
exceed
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CHECK
6.8.3
X
6.8.4
Test
Procedure:
1.
Set
the
grounding
NOTE:
resistance
cord
2.
3.
4.
5.
Test
2.
As
for
UL
Attach
chain
metal Verify Disconnect Disconnect
Procedure:
1.
Connect
Set the
*
insutution's
of
specification
the
the
Hi-Pot
Power
the
date
2601-1
probe
is
to a single
component.
reading
the
pump
the
analyzer
Hi-Pot
the
Hi-Pot
tester
protocol.
Cord
selection
this
switch
manual
for a device
200
milliohms.
lead
does
not
exceed
from
the
from
Testing
tester
to
an
to
test
1.5kV
Resistance
to
was
“Power
written,
Cord
the
with a non-detachable
and
touch
it
to
the
the
UL
2601-1
analyzer.
the
AC
power
AC
outlet.
for 1 second,
source.
or
Resistance”.
ground
wire
power
frame
around
the
specifications.
in
accordance
with
daisy
your
3.
Connect Hi-Pot
4.
Press
5.
Verify
6.
Disconnect
the
tester
the
Test
the
pass/fail
the
pump’s
documentation.
power
button
result
pump
This
on
the
in
from
space
cable
the
into
the
Hi-Pot
Hi-Pot
accordance
intentionally
tester.
Hi-Pot
with
tester.
left
tester
the
Hi-Pot
blank.
or
in
accordance
tester
to
criteria.
the
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.
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POWER
200
SERVICE
SWITCH
MANUAL
OVER
TEST
6.9.1
AC
6.9.2
6.9.3
Equipment
power
Test
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Test
1.
source
Procedure
Plug
the
Verify
Access the
battery
Unplug
Verify Plug
the
Verify
Procedure:
Plug
Pump A into
Plug
Pump
Required
pump
the
green
the
“Check
status
the
pump
the
Battery
pump
the
AC
B's
into
AC
wall
AC
Indicator
Battery
indicates
from
the
Indicator
into
the
AC
Indicator
Daisy
cord
illuminates.
Chain
AC
wall
into
outlet.
illuminates.
Level”
menu
either
“CHARGING”
AC
outlet.
illuminates;
wall
outlet
Power
outlet.
the
Daisy
Chain
item
in
the
Alternate
or
“FULLY
status
indicates
again.
Verification
Outlet
of
Pump
Menu
and
verify
CHARGED.”
“discharging”.
A.
Verify
PMR
Unplug
A
Plug Plug Verify
NAM
the
AC
Indicator
both
pumps. Pump B into Pump
the
A°s
AC
AC
cord
Indicator
This
illuminates
wall
outlet.
into
the
Daisy Chain
illuminates
space
intentionally
on
on
Pump
Outlet
Pump
left
B.
of
Pump
A.
blank.
B.
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6.10
It
MAIN
is
recommended
recommends
perform that
very Recovery battery
the
charges
rarely;
Room.
life.
6.10.1
*.
AC
*
IV
+
Pump
Equipment
power
Source
WARNING:
damage
BATTERY
(but
replacing
test,
you
may
the
batteries
examples
IV
of
Also
source
Container
Administration
Continuous
to
CAPACITY
optional)
any
batteries
wish
to
in
an
erratic
which
included
battery
would
should
Required
cells
this
test
older
test
and
Set
deep
and
TEST
be
included
than
only
those
infrequent
be
the
Operating
be
those
discharge
lead
(OPTIONAL)
in
the
one
year.
Due
devices
devices
to
premature
which
manner,
Room,
which
of
the
pump’s
to
allowing
the
are
annual
length
used
Emergency
are
suspected
battery
may
battery
PM.
B.
Braun
of
time
required
in
an
environment
them
to
fully
charge
Room
of
having
and
cause
replacement.
to
limited
6.10.2
X
as
months.
Test
Procedure
1.
Charge
2.
Allow
be
sion
3.
Once
ered
4.
Begin
5.
In
unused frequent
sion
6.
Allow
NOTE:
age,
the
the
infusing
process.
fully
of
500
the
approximately 3 hours,
channel
than
stopping.
the
Total
battery
routine
recommended
batteries
batteries
during
charged,
ml,
by
to
charge
this
set
and a 300
infusion.
rate
LEDs
approximately
pump
to
infuse
operational
charging
that
the
main
connecting
time
since
the
pump
mmHg
verify
and a tone
until
the
continuously
the rate of
to
infuse
occlusion
that the
with
once
every 5 seconds,
it
stops
řun
time
maintenance,
battery
be
pump
to
for
AC
at
charge
at
125
pressure
“PLUG
increasing
infusing
is
dependent
and
rate
replaced
power.
least
24
hours.
is
independent
ml/hr, a volume
limit
setting.
AC”
warning
frequency,
activates
prior
completely.
on
factors
of
infusion.
at
least
It
every
The
pump
of
the
to
be
flashes
but
to
on
no
the
such
is
12
can
infu-
deliv-
the
more
infu-
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Prior
Level”
message
200
NoTE: by a full
described
the
Sealed
discharge/charge
battery
assumes
NOTE:
the
will
When emergency be
generated.
recognized
pressed.
This
event
123.
to
patient
feature
indicates
use,
in
SERVICE
lead-acid
test
results
and
test
the
battery
the
pump
backup
that a power
Simply
will
be
turn
allow
the
Alternate
the
battery
MANUAL
in a
again.
is
undamaged.
is
alarm
This
is
the
stored
the
pump
Menu
is
at
batteries
cycle.
less
On
first
can
For
than
occasion,
powered activates, a “System
normal
down
pump
in
the
to
and
occurred
off
internal
charge
indicates
least
95%
occasionally
example,
two
hour
the
results
up
after
desirable
without
then
on
again
logs
as
at
least
24-hours
“FULLY
charged.
CHARGED.” A “FULLY
be
“rejuvenated"
if
the
previously
infusion,
can
having
Error”
since
alarm
to
clear
the
code
]
or
until
then
recharge
double.
infused
message
pump
being
the
alarm.
number
the
This
until
“Check
CHARGED”
Battery
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PERFORMANCE
The
following
as
specified
tests/procedures
in
the
Preventative
are
required
Maintenance
only
after
device
Schedule. They
CHECK
repair
are not
or
6.11
6.11.1
*
*
6.11.2
PRESSURE
(OCCLUSION
Equipment
IV
Source
Pump
Digital
Test
1.
3.
Container
IV
Administration
Voltmeter
Procedure
Spike
is
expelled
Close
Load
pump Enter a Primary
to
300
required
for
TRANSDUCER
VERIFICATION)
Required
Set
the
Source
the
roller
the
set
or
as
mmHg.
Container
from
the
clamp
into
the
indicated
Rate
regular
A/D
and
set.
on
the
pump
in of
the
125
according
Operator’s
Performance
OFFSET
prime
set.
ml/hr,
the
to
Manual.
VTBD
Checks.
TEST
IV
Administration
the
instructions
of 2 ml,
and
inside
set
the
set.
Ensure
the
door
Occlusion
all
air
of
the
Limit
Press
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
Allow
Enter
Use
Press
Verify If
Turn Remove
(©)
the
the
off
the
the
the
the
value
Press
pump
Biomed
down
down
value
is
pump
the
case
to
to
run
one
Menu
to
A
displayed
outside
and
of
disconnect
top
(refer
turn
the
minute
(refer
to
4.1).
highlight
once,
is
between 0 and
these
parameters,
from
to
9.3.1).
pump
on.
into
the
“Check
AC
power.
KVO
mode.
Configuration,”
50,
with a typical
continue
then
with
additional
press
ENTER).
reading
of
testing.
10-12.
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SERVICE
14.
Using a voltmeter, cal
interface pressure, the
500
15.
Brush
voltage
pressure
16.
Replace ferent
connector)
the
value
mV
range.
your
finger
increases
value.
the
half
from
that
MANUAL
test
pin
between
on
the should At
over
as
read
higher
the
pressure
pressure
door/bezel
described.
pins
main
PCB.
between
50
elevations,
transducer
is
applied
assembly
and
if
the
13
(neg)
With
and
the
typical
returns
voltage
and
no
pressure
600
mV,
value
in
the
to
values
64
(pos)
of
J2
other
than
with a typical
will
be
less.
door
to
verify
the
previous
or
response
(mechani-
ambient value
that the
no
applied
are
dif-
in
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CHECK
6.12
Perform
occlusion experienced.
RESTRICTION/OUTLET
this test
alarm
6.12.1
*
6.12.2
Equipment
IV
Source
Pump GO-NO/GO
Test
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
whenever
(alarm
the
code
Required
Container
IV
Administration
gauge
Procedure
Remove
the
case
Install a fully Power
Press
Do
on
(vou),
NOT
open
and
VALVE
restriction
#24),
and/or
Set
top
(refer
primed
run
the
new
the
pump
door.
YOKE
motor
outlet
to
9.3.1).
(less
than
for
two
ADJUSTMENT
is
exchanged
valve
cannot
72
hours
cycles
or
when a false
close
old)
cassette
at a rate
greater
alarm
TEST
downstream
(alarm
into
than
code
the
500
#7)
pump.
ml/hr.
is
6.
Power
7.
Check should
“X”
no NO/GO
the
pump
the
adjustment
fit
between
on
the
diagram
adjustment
side
does
FT
Fit
LA
1
F
off.
is
needed.
fit,
J,
x
|
“~
using
the
shoulder
above.
If
The
the
adjustment
LINEAR
Go
Go
MOLDED
YOKE
the
GO-NO/GO
on
NO/GO
GO
is
STEPPER
|
TIP
gauge.
the
linear
motor
side
should
side
does
not
necessary
Г
GO-NO/GO
fit,
and
proceed
|
GAUGE
The
GO
and
molded
not
fit.
If
continue
to
NO/GO
No
Go
side
of
tip,
this
to
step
step
the
marked
is
true,
8.
Ifthe
9.
gauge
then
000
950953
8.
Ifthe
Rev B (9/04)
GO
side
of
the
gauge
will
not
fit
then
move
one
0.005”
nylon
Page
washer
55
of
to
144
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SERVICE
the
other
one
of
the
repeat
steps
side
of
0.005” 1-7.
MANUAL
the
E-ring.
washers
This
above
С
]
is
done
E-ring
groove.
by
removing
Then
the
E-ring and
reinstall
E-ring
WASHER
moving
and
)
RESTRICTION
VALVE
SHAFT
WASHERS
MNA
=>
{
OI
=>
Terne
©
E
a
E-RING
a
Page
56
9.
10.
NoTE: press
of
144
Ifthe
NO/GO shoulder side
0.005”
E-ring.
Complete
on
of
the
washers
Then
To
relieve
the
and
side
of
molded
E-ring.
Sections
outlet
This
that
repeat
6.4,
the
spring
valve
the
gauge
tip,
then a 0.005”
is
done
are
above
steps
1-7.
6.6
and
force
tip.
fits
by
removing
the
E-ring
6.8
of
on
between
the
the
the
Linear/Restriction
washer
groove
E-ring,
should
the
E-ring
to
Performance Check
open
be
and
below
the
moved
groove.
door
to
moving
Reinstall
in
this
and
950953
motor the
other
one
of
the
the
chapter.
Rev B (9/04)
Page 67
PERFORMANCE
CHECK
6.13
INLET
Perform or
Jack
of
Empty)
alarms.
6.13.1
*
IV
Pump
6.13.2
SOLENOID
whenever a half
downstream
Equipment
Source
IV
Test
1.
Loosen
plunger
rear
2.
With a primed rate
3.
Use
feeler
0.008-0.016 be tight
.008
occlusion
Container
Administration
Procedure
the
thread,
of
solenoid,
greater
the
Inlet
gauge)
when
feeler
ADJUSTMENT
door/bezel
Required
screw
set
than
Solenoid
to
inches.
using
gauge.
assembly
(Occlusion)
Set
which
just
enough
is
free
in
place,
500
ml/hr.
verify
Measure the
tightens
so
to
turn.
power
Gap
Gauge
the
minimum
when
.016
feeler
TEST
is
exchanged
alarms
that
the
the
on
(P/N
gap
the
gauge
and
molded
the
or
repaired.
false
or
solenoid
solenoid
pump
398268
plunger,
.
and
or
between
plunger
and
barely
engages.
Also
lack
of
empty
link
to
the
begin
an
equivalent
the
solenoid
The
touching
needed
the
circular
infusion
for
false
container
solenoid
(Bag
disk
at
some
on
non-magnetic
and
plunger
solenoid
when
should
using
is
the
(aN
テン
4.
Ifrequired, the
infusion.
met.
5.
Tighten
CAUTION: solenoid from
rotating.
6.
Complete
press
O
Then
recheck
the
screw
on
the
Overtightening
link.
Tighten
sections
only
6.4, 6.6
This
space
then
rotate
the
gap.
solenoid
the
solenoid
enough
and
link
to
6.8
intentionally
the
plunger
Repeat
to
lock
link
screw
prevent
of
the
Performance
left
in
this
until
the
can
the
blank.
small
increments
the
gap
plunger
into
break
solenoid
Check
and
restart
requirement
position.
the
plunger
in
this
chapter.
is
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The
following
200
look
SERVICE
MANUAL
tests/procedures
pump’s
Annual
Preventative
are
recommended
to
complete
Maintenance
the
Check.
Out-
6.14
ANNUAL
Because
it
is
recommended
year.
6.14.1
1.
2.
3.
6.14.2 Tf
you mance PMs.
of
time used allowing
Room,
which tery
PREVENTIVE
preventive
maintenance
that
Equipment
Tool
Description
Phillips
Small
Needle
have
B.
Head
Blade
Nose
Procedure
not
been
checks,
Braun
it recommends
required
in
an
environment
them
to
Emergency
are
suspected
Capacity”
for
MAINTENANCE
is
preferable
the
procedures
Required
Screwdriver
Screwdriver
Pliers
performing a battery
is
recommended
replacing
to
perform
fully
Room
of
testing
the
test,
that
charges
charge
having
very
and
Recovery
limited
instructions.
(EVERY
to
waiting
for
preventive
Size
[#1
and
#2
1/8”
and
1/4”
capacity
(but
optional)
any
batteries
you
may
wish
the
batteries
rarely,
examples
Room.
battery
life.
until
maintenance
General
wide
that
in
Also
Refer
|General: General
test
during
you
older
to
test
an
erratic
of
which
included
to
include
than
only
12
an
instrument
be
performed
Application
your
this test
one
year.
those
and
infrequent
would
should
the
section
MONTHS)
fails
to
once
prescribed
Due
devices
in
your
perfor-
to
which
manner,
be
the
Operating
be
those
devices
titled
“Main
function,
each
annual
the
length
are
Bat-
Remove
Page
58
of
the
case
1.
Check and
2.
Remove
9.2.1)
3.
Check
4.
Visually
are
5.
Replace
6.
Reassemble
6.4) this
144
top
as
described
all
components
undamaged.
the
battery
all
connectors
inspect
secure.
the
Petal
the
and
the
Electrical
chapter
prior
from
on
all
hardware
Module
pump.
to
use
in
Section
on
the
main
its
case
the
main
mechanisms
Cover
Complete
Safety
for
patient
Check
9.3.
PCB
and
inspect
PCB
to
(refer
to
the
Volume
(Section
care.
to-ensure
ensure
on
Section
for
damage.
they
the
Outlook
9.14)
they
Delivery
6.8)
of
are
securely
(refer
are
securely
to
ensure
Accuracy
the
Performance
950953
in
place
to
Section
in
place.
that
they
Test
(Section
Check
Rev B (9/04)
in
Page 69
THEORY
OF
OPERATION
CHAPTER
THEORY
The
following
of
the
material
description reader a top Related schematics
7.1
schematics
GENERAL
7.1.1
Patient
tion
of
safety
of
OF
describes
follows a general
of a few
level
functional
and
drawings
Patient
safety
the
was a primary
Outlook
prescribed
7.0
OPERATION
IN
THIS
*
About
*
Of
components/assemblies.
significant
and
DESIGN
Safety
CHAPTER
the
general
the
functional
the
basic
to
design
description.
drawings
may
be
made
and
theory
specific
features.
are
cross-referenced
available
FEATURES
concern
pump
incorporates a product
infusions.
design
of
The
YOU
WILL
features
detailed
operation
format.
The
third
upon
in
the
development
LEARN:
of the
description
for
the
Outlook
The
first
section,
next
section,
section,
7.3,
where
request.
design
with
applicable.
of
Outlook
of
provides
the
features
pumps.
the
device’s
pump.
7.1,
7.2,
is
Outlook
detailed
main
The
organization
gives
an
overall
intended
Additional
that
to
give
descriptions,
pump.
The
optimize
the
opera-
the
Alarm specific
The 255
series
Automatic ing
Menus.
The the errots.
The method
and
Full
and
and
directions
Alarm
separate
of
events.
convenience
Barcode
IV
source
Outlook’s
of
information
visibility
the
Information
troubleshooting
to
correct
Log
and
Operations
events
dose
operation
to
assist
rate
calculations
and
dosing
Scanning to
the
pump,
ease
of
use
is
easy
displays
of
operating
Display.
feature
thereby
is
to
assist
parameters
information
problems
Log
in
troubleshooting
are
accuracy
(Outlook
reducing
one
of the
learn. A wide
the
user
are
as
well
use
the
performed
are
enhanced
200)
strongest
at
each
is
accomplished
clearly
as a list
Outlook’s
problems
automatically
the
variety
step
visible,
of
possible
real
and
by
Outlook’s unique
by
both
potential
factors
for
contributing
of
information
of
the
with
easy
to
read,
and
provide
causes.
time
clock
to
record
documenting a specific
Dose
Mode.
this
feature
transfers
transcription/data
infusion
the
Rate and
and
the
infusion
to
patient
provided
process.
VIBD
Drug
data
entry
safety.
by
the
Displays
up
to
Nurs-
from
The
data
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200
SERVICE
MANUAL
Reduced
approach only
The flow
cord to
power
one
of
which
Outlook’s
when
the
clutter
Anti-Freeflow
Pump
Tamperproofing
changes
within
PANEL
User
with
allow
The
standard pole,
7.1.2
during
six
seconds.
LOCK
selectable
fluid
at
3.4
the
maximum
innovative
poles.
giving
Ease
the
of
operation
OUT
variable
feet
Pole
While
user
Operation
around
cord
management.
needs
of
IV
the
to
Set
user
require
Complete
button
occlusion
above
occlusion
Clamp
supporting
greater
the
bed-side
be
plugged
mechanism
is
removed
selected
the
lock
out
on
the
the
IV
site),
pressure
design
the
control
and
Repair
results
Multiple
into the
provides
from
operating
operator
of
the
back
of
the
pressure
100,
to
be
provides
pump
of
with both
this
process.
from pumps wall.
protection
the
pump.
parameters
to
validate
front
panel
pump.
limits
200, 300,
tailored
rapid
of
to
and
hands,
using
the
Outlook’s
can
be
Daisy
against
is
provided
the
change
is
available
75
(approximately
400,
500
and 750
each
patient’s
secure
attachment
the
pump
Daisy
Chained
by
by
specific
together,
inadvertent
in
two
pressing
pressing
equal
mmHg
to a variety
is
attached
Chain
free
levels.
Rate
the
to
gravity
settings
needs.
of
to
the
Ease
of
operation
stackability
provide
Ease
of
and
disassembly. removed stamped replacement
of
for
optimal
repair
case
information
is
pump.
7.1.3 The
ing connections
The
flash-loaded to
Upgradability
Outlook
and
was
internal
are
most
likely
into
identify
the
is
enhanced
pumps,
Daisy
interaction
is
facilitated
Rapid
top.
facilitated
The
that
access
alarm
will
due
designed assemblies built
into
every
upgrade
the
installed
choice
integrated
software
by
characteristics
Chaining
between
of
the
power
pump
through a modular
to
the
interior
and
operations
assist
in
the
repair
to
the
with
an
makes
Outlook
adds
circuits
easily
eye
access
toward
for
for
new
software
on
accessed
the
the
versions.
or
features
cords,
approach
of
the
logs
and
and a full
and
the
user.
to
pump
is
provide a variety
service
compartment
the
future.
service
addition
main
The
or
upgrade
of
to
the
system.
board.
such
as
the
array
instrument
provided
of
of
the
Outlook
located
modular
simple.
future
The
options and
New
Biomed
Pole
of
displays
design,
by
an
easily
time
and
pump.
beneath
design
In
addition,
software
Menu
Clamp,
that
assembly
date
Battery the
of
the
hous-
some
accessories.
can
be
can
be
used
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7.2
FUNCTIONAL
The
Outlook advanced The
modular ease
of
problem
The
major Cosmetic Display follows:
Board.
Door
DESCRIPTION
is a
microprocessor-controlled
safety
Bezel
and
convenience
internal
design
diagnosis
subassemblies
and
Key
There
are
Processor
allows
and
repair.
are:
Case
Panel,
three
microprocessors
(DP);
Management
features
for
rapid
Bottom,
and
Main
volumetric
for
both
the
removal
Power
Board.
Supply,
Inside
which
Processor
THEORY
infusion
operator
and
the
control
(MP);
pump
and
installation
Main
Door
most
and
OF
OPERATION
designed
the
service
of
subassemblies
Battery,
Half
Subassembly
functions.
the
Pump
Processor
with
technician.
for
Door/Bezel,
is
the
LCD
They
are
as
(PP).
7.21
The directly is with
bottom,
the
The to
7.2.2
The
inlet
vided.
The
and
7.2.3 The
This a
Case
case
bottom
to
the
turned
provide
rates
and
case
case
on
>499
bottom
bottom
EMC
Power
Outlook
connector
The
power
supply
increases
Main
Outlook
battery
compartment
Bottom
is
the
platform
case
bottom
by
management
ml/hr.
the
main
with
and
shielding
are
software
The
bezel
board
screws,
the
sits
locking
other
for
the
major
the
Supply
power
supply
is
mounted
and a hospital-grade
supply
is a nominal
efficiency.
connects
30
watt
Battery can
operate
connects
on
the
from a built-in
to
and
is
charged
case
bottom
on
which
fan,
speaker,
to
and
door
on
posts
the
case
entire
outlet
to
the
design
and
the
rest
of
power
cool
the
pump
assembly
above
whole
parts
are
everything
assembly
painted
system.
on a sheet
for
main
using
12
by a circuit
can
be
metal
daisy
chaining
board
switching
volt
2.2
amp-hour
on
changed
the
Outlook
supply,
if
its
slide
into
is
and
temperature
place
else.
The
together.
with a conductive
chassis.
An
multiple
and
supplies
technology
sealed
the
main
board.
through
an
assembled.
the
pole
clamp.
rises
on
ribs
in
case
top
AC
filtered
pumps
16
volts
to
which
reduces
lead-acid
The
battery
access
door.
Attached
The
too
high
the
case
fastens
copper
is
the
onto
paint
power
also
pro-
system.
weight
battery.
fits
fan
or
into
7.2.4 The
Outlook
and
the
together
via
gasketed
tubing
7.2.4.1
950953
Rev B (9/04)
Half
Door/Bezel
bezel
Air-In-Line
by
the
door
tongue
and
holds
the
Half
Door/Bezel
The
Half
Assy.
is a
plastic
block.
hinges.
and
pressure
Door/Bezel
part
The
The
groove
transducer.
Mechanism
to
which
door
and
bezel
door
and
joints.
Mechanism
On
is
attached
become
bezel
assembly
the
inside
mechanically
surface,
the
pump
one
assembly
is
positioned
it
controls
mechanism
when
in
captures
the
the
flow-rate,
components
attached
the
case
cassette
volume,
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and
of
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200
SERVICE
and
pressure
mechanism
the
petal
paragraphs,
The
door
the
pressure
securely
of the
are
module,
the
of
the
required
latched
MANUAL
fluid
delivered.
the
bezel,
the
the
refill
mechanism
pump
for
limits
for
pressurized
the
pump
inlet
valve,
piston,
is
and
described
the
movement
to
operate.
The
various
the
fluid
important
the
transfer
pressure
as
it
is
seen
of
the
cassette
delivery.
parts
of
valve,
transducer.
from
The
the
the
and
door
restriction
In
front
helps
must
the
bezel
the
following
of the
to
contain
be
closed and
valve,
pump.
7.2.4.2
7.2.4.3
7.2.4.4
Restriction/Outlet
The
restriction/outlet bezel. motor.
at the pump’s
Petal
The
cassette.
The
The
the
selected
tip,
called
system.
Module
function
The
valve
purpose
has a protective
during
from
main
Refill
The This
piston
magnet
which chamber
below
fluid
the
refill
motor
Piston
refill
piston
allows
is
the
of
special
allows
of
the
inlet
delivery
position
the
large
the
Valve
is
under
operating
an
optical
of
the
petal
petal
module
rubber
chamber
is
inversely and
cassette
disc construction.
the
piston
cassette,
of
the
valve
is
the
servo-control
of
the
valve
pressure.
yoke
sensor,
module
is
located
cover.
and
during
from
to
pump
It
retracts
the
the
main
to
refill
the
left
to
remain
even
when
(a
negative
right-most
is
to
provide
The
giving
is
to
pressurize
just
is
pushed
as
fluid
refill
motor
valve
by
the
restriction
valve
to
the
forward
is
pushed
operation.
optical
mechanically
while
the
petal
of
the
petal
module.
It
has
unusually
attached
refilling
to
from a fluid
head
height).
which
pump
the
proper
yoke
position
the
left
by
into the
The
encoder.
linked
module
strong
the
metal
extends
software
downstream
has
an
information
delivery
of the
restriction
the
main
delivery
pump
to
the
main
is
delivering.
The
face
magnetic
disk,
supply
through
and
the
restriction resistance
optical
chamber
sensor
of the
valve
stepper
chamber
system
obtains
motor
The
of
the
piston
properties,
part
of
the
positioned
the
at
to
the
and
motor
drive.
refill
is
refill
a
Page
7.2.4.5
62
of
144
Transfer
The
transfer cassette refill is linked
transfer
to
piston.
located
to
provide
solenoid.
and
valve
the
delivery
The
to
the
inlet
Valves
controls
inlet
left
of
inverse
the
chamber
valve
controls
the
refill
operation
transfer
and
piston.
of
is
located
the
flow
These
and
are
fluid
from
between
of
fluid
two
valves
operated
the
the
into
by
the
'
refill
chamber
petal
module
the
refill
are
mechanically
pump
system
950953
of
the
and
chamber
and
via
Rev B (9/04)
the
the
Page 73
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OF
OPERATION
7.2.4.6
PRESSHIRE
WINDOW
4/0
PTT
(537)
=]
Mechanism
5
‚у
AMP
Operational
FLOW
DIRECTION
u
17
Sequence
ENABLE
TV
SOLENOID
ENCODER
ENCODER EMITTER
Pin
47
ASC- USE
DETECTOR
(537
10)
ASIC-
ASIC-
MAIN
7.2.4.7
AIL
DETECTAR
TEST
AIL
EMITTER
Mechanism The
Outlook
the
beginning
13
7
Operational
uses a cyclical
of a pumping
>
7
Sequence
volumetric cycle,
displacement
the
restriction
method
(10)
RESTRICTION
RESTRICTION
MAIN
TEST
and
transfer
DETECTOR
EMITTER
AIL
EMITTER
AIL
DETECTOR
to
deliver
L
(5)
valves
ASIC-
ASI
ASIC-
ASIC-
fluid.
At
are
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(9/04)
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closed,
delivery forward
The motor
is ery because
motor
deliver a precise
main
ceeds, ing fluid
As moves open. motion.
fier
the
chamber
and
petal
shaft
driven
begins.
it
drives
stepper
the
line
the
petal
back
The
Pressure
(6).
The
inlet
(2)
the
cassette
module
via a screw
forward
At
the
is
mechanically
the
petal
amount
motor
restriction
conditions
module
to
allow
encoder
is
amplifier
valve
is
is
full
(cassette
refill
(9)
is
attached
thread.
until
the
selected
same
time,
connected
module
of
step
an
valve
to
moves
entry
wheel
(8)
monitored
output
open,
the
petal
portion
chamber
to
(cassette
the
bezel
Once
delivery
the
refill
piston
through a pivot point
forward a certain
fluid.
The
delivery
equal
amount
opens maintain
of
and
forward
is
under
fluid
from
optically
by a load
has
separate
closes
constant pressure
the monitored
cell
module
attached
portion
and
is
is
pressed,
pressure
moves
number
is
approximately
of
fluid
is
as
the
stepper
motor
container
(17)
whose
offset
and
(9)
is
back
to
9),
the
attached
driven
the (6)
in
the
petal
is
by
achieved,
opposite
(7).
of
steps
delivered.
pump
software
in
the
control,
while
to
give
positive
output
gain
controls.
and
the
refill
piston to
3)
the
main
module
direction,
The
main
each
linear;
As
delivery
reacts
delivery
the
refill
the
inlet
indication
goes
to
cassette
(3)
is
is
empty.
stepper
assembly
and
deliv-
stepper
cycle
to
for
each
pro-
to
vary-
chamber.
piston
valve
is
of
an
ampli-
7.2.4.8
7.2.4.9
When outlet optically
transfer valve
the the
solenoid
valve
Mechanism
The
and
board
motor
in-line
Air-In-Line
The vent the
the
valve
solenoid
to
close
petal
module
refill
to
open
mechanism
the
bezel
and
encoder,
block,
air-in-line
pumping
block
size
is
detected,
delivery
monitored
chamber
changes
from
by a spring-loaded
cycle
to
close
through a pivot point to
(1)
because
retracts
to
state
and
the
Interface
interface
and
door
there,
restriction
and
door
Block
block
air
to
the
the
pump
is
complete,
detect
energizes,
it
the
and a spring
delivery
the
causing
is
mechanically
as
the
refill
delivery
cycle
Board
board
assemblies.
connectors
motor,
assembly.
is
an
optical
patient.
pusher
will
stop
the
restriction
(11).
point
just
the
connected
piston
chamber.
forces
is
the
One
are
restriction
bubble
The
the
is
repeated.
connection
large
provided
detector
set
tubing
in
the
pumping
motor
The
tip
before
transfer
moves
the
valve
through
forward
When
the
transfer
point
connector
for
the
optical
yoke,
which
is
pressed
door.
When a bubble above a certain
and
alarm.
causes
of
the
restriction
valve
starts
to
open
pivot
to
transfer
transfer
valve
to
between
mates
main
stepper
transfer
the
system
tightly
the
restriction/
to
open.
and
point
fluid
is
complete,
shut
and
the
main
with
the
motor,
solenoid,
uses
into
the
motor
is
The
the inlet
(4),
and
from
the
the
inlet
board
main
main
air-
to
pre-
slot
in
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64
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OF
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7.2.4.10
7.2.4.11
7.2.5
Main
Display
The digits
software
board,
display’s
memories.
Pressure
The
sures
fies
Board
display
to
the
receives
controls
visual
transducer
fluid
this
pressure
board.
The
face
of the
pressure
the
tape
body
to
protect
Board
from
of the
board
left
is
the
and
the
commands
the
LCD
contrast
Transducer
is
essential
pressure
in
signal
pressure
the
window
transducer.
it
and
PCB 128 x 64
displays,
and
to
the
delivery
before
transducer
in
The
reduce
friction
inside
from
the
LCD
display
the
management
door.
processes
backlight,
the
controls
operation
chamber
it
is
sent
to
is
made
the
delivery
transducer
with
It
contains
to
the
key panel
the
of
the
pumping
of the
the
pump
of a rubber
chamber
face
is
covered
the
cassette.
the
red
right.
The
processor
inputs,
display
and
mechanism.
cassette.
The
processor
compound
of
the
cassette
with a special
LCD
display
door
processor
on
the
main
controls
transducer
the
board
It
circuitry
on
the
that
to a sensor
ampli-
main
transmits
Teflon
LCD
mea-
in
The
main
board
ment
processor,
hold
the
software
board
mounts
mechanism
A
switch
panel
munication
used
with
tion
logs,
The
main
for
the
interface
located
on
the
connector.
the
and
board
batteries.
board.”
is
the
pump
programs
on three
at
the
front
of
the
Outlook
flashing
performs
It
controls
center
processor,
posts
board,
which
rear
of
of
which
main
the
pump
This
connector Biomed of
new
application
all
pump
the
the
Outlook’s
and
control
are
battery,
board
while
Box
it
(set
mechanism
audio
alarm,
their
associated
the
operation
part
of the
power
is
used
is
running.
allows
up
of
software).
and
electronics
case
supply,
to
enable
Also,
the
pump
configuration
control
system.
Flash
PROMS.
of
the
bottom,
fan,
and
or
lock
at
the
to
send and receive
data,
functions.
has a backup
It
contains
The
rest
of
the
and
has
speaker.
out
user
rear
of
the
downloading
It
has
alarm
beeper
the
manage-
Flash
PROMS
system.
connections
access
board
charging
The
to
is a com-
data
of
and
battery
main
to
the
when
opera-
circuits
the
key
on
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65
of
144
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7.3
POWER
ON
ペン
200
SUPPLY
WARNING: working
bodily
harm. A large
connected
The
Outlook
for
charging electromagnetic outlet
is
not
power
the
battery interference
fused,
SERVICE
Use a line
on an
directly
supply
and
which
is
MANUAL
ASSY.
isolation
energized
portion
to
the
is a
switching
running
(EMI)
why
the
filter
it
should
transformer
supply.
of
the
AC
line
supply
pump.
with
only
Failure
Outlook
and
contains
that
converts
AC
power
an
input
be
used
and
caution
to
do
so
could
power
enters
connector.
for
other
supply
high
voltages.
AC
line
the
Note
Outlook
whenever
result
board
voltage
supply
through
that
the
pumps.
in
is
to
16
Daisy
volts
DC
an
Chain
7.3.1
SS
The
7.4
DISPLAY
The assembly. lines
boards.
image
The
backlight
16
Volt
WARNING: transformer ground.
reference
supply
pump,
power
is
and
supply
BOARD
LED
display
The
34-conductor
to
the
display
The
first
display.
second
LCD
used
The
with
Supply
Do
not
work
to
isolate
Failure
not the
board
of
is a 80-
to
shown
in
same
it
is
different
can
use a nominal
ASSY.
acts
board, and
the
two
backlight
16
this
LCD
on
the
do
so
could
the
primary
as
from
as
the
cable
from
LCD’s
used
with
Graphics
is a Red
this
circuit
“neutral”
result
circuit
earth
AC
central from
the
there
is a
128 x 64
this
without
input
in
or
high
ground
ground.
line
supply
connection
bezel
some
are
LCD
transflective,
LED
backlight.
using a line
conductor
bodily
harm.
voltage
throughout
of
120
point
assembly
distributed
Graphics
is a green
FSTN,
isolation
from
earth
The
ground
side
of
the
16
the
rest
of
VAC.
inside brings
transflective,
EL
negative
the
all
to
the
panel.
Outlook
signal
transducer
STN,
image
volt
the
door
and
power
and
positive
display.
LCD
The
The will
DC
face,
integral
module.
Page
66
LCD
module
be
located
converters,
SRAM
part
of
144
directly
temperature
and
of
the
utilizes
miscellaneous
LCD
one
printed
behind
the
compensation
module.
circuit
displays
discrete
The
components.
software
board
and
will
circuit,
:
microprocessor,
is
developed
assembly
(PCBA).
incorporate
The
microprocessor
and
The
LCD
drive
LED’s,
provided
950953
LCD
PCBA
circuitry,
keypad
software
as
inter-
is
part
of
the
Rev B (9/04)
DC-
an
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THEORY
OF
OPERATION
7.4.1
The sor membrane supply configuration internal
information
be
The
board.
the
agement
DOORRTS.
clock
Door
heart
with
Processor
of
the
an
internal
key
for
the
memories
to
the
sent
restored
door
from
processor
After
reset,
management
processor
Communications
generated
panel,
LCD
door
send a message each
bit.
If
the
door
uses
DOORRTS
its
readiness,
clock
pulses.
each
processor
and
These
sends
display
board
program
the
inverter
display.
on
processor
from
the
management
the
management
behaves
it
turns
on
processor.
and
uses four
by
the
management
to
the
door
processor
to
request
the
message
message
an
“I’m
is
the
door
processor
which
Secondary
both
is
the
used
controls
for
the
LCD
functions
display
to
store
processor.
processor
as a slave
the
to
AC
indicator
the
Communication
signal
lines:
use a synchronous
processor.
processor,
wishes
it,
and
byte
signals
O.K.”
it
sends
to
send a message
the
management
is
then
transferred
can
be
message
IC.
the
Red
LCD
display
and
pressure
display
when
backlight,
it
performs
content
This
power
management
Green
with
SYNCDAT,
the
LCD
main
serial
If
the
management
one
or
more
processor
by
observed
every
even
few
This
is a
single-chip
displays,
and
are
reading
transducer
and
other
data
is
lost
is
restored.
processor
and
waits
board
format,
to
is
SYNCCLK,
with
bytes
with
the
management
uses
the
management
when
the
seconds
for
microproces-
the
interface
the
contrast
the
nonvolatile
boards.
Memory
control
at
power-off
on
the
main PC
for
commands
controlled
DOORCTS,
the
synchronous
processor
one
wishes
clock
processor,
DOORCTS
processor’s
pump
safety
is
idle,
purposes.
to
the
voltage
status
and
must
from
by
the
man-
and
to
pulse
to
indicate
since
for
it
Messages
be
detected
7.4.2 The
in
the
between
Key
second
membrane
conductor
main
PCB switches switch
which
a
time
low. key panel inputs. switch’s way,
scanning
is
held message remains
form a five
on
the
is
scanned
when
This
pulls
rows
Ifa
row
the
software
process
down
to
held
the
and
an
alarm
Panel
most
Interface
important
key
flexible
to
tails.
control
panel
is
for
they
are
one
of
are
each
switch
contact
is
pulled low
can
is
very
long
enough,
the
management
down,
two
processors
generated.
Assy.
function
panel.
The
key
The
power-up
by
six
connected
pressed
not
six
pulled
tell
rapid
and
matrix
keys
driving
key
panel
up
on
that
so
that
by
scanning
and
about
power-down
which
between
during
an
LED
columns
to
key
one
is
1/30
processor
then a periodic
“key
have
parity
of
the
door
processor
panel
connects
key
on
the
key
sequences.
is
connected
one
“row”
part
of the
segment,
down
Vcc
by a resistor,
panel
column
of the
synchronized
all
six
door
columns
of a second,
saying
that the
still
down”
bits
so
that
communication
is
to
interface
to
the
display
panel
connects
The
to
the
door
and one
display
one
to
ground
is
closed
processor’s
which
with
then
key
message
“column”
multiplexing
of
six
door
through a diode.
and
are
tied
when
inputs
switches
the
LED
the
door
has
been
will
errors
with
the
board
other
processor
through
straight
key
through
panel
circuitry.
of
this
process.
processor
to
five
this
is
are
multiplexing.
processor
pressed.
be
sent.
ports
door
happens,
pulled
low.
closed.
will If
can
switches
two
7-
to
the
internal
Each
matrix,
During
is
held
The
five
processor
then
that
In
this
This
Ifa
switch
send
a
the
key
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A
flexible
special tied
to,
ent
switch
sions.
If
the
“switches
status
200
circuit
door
processor
which
tells
arrangements
door
is
open,
are
pressed,
changes
caused
SERVICE
jumper
pin.
it
the
the
management
but
by
MANUAL
is
part
of
the
The
processor
specific
or
no
key
graphics
other
action
something
key
panel
tail,
can
use
panel
type.
In
could
be
identified
processor
underneath
will
be
will
taken.
the
and
ties
this
pin
to
this
way,
for
generate
This
open
door.
one
tell
which
future
use
with
audio
is
to
prevent
of
the
five
line the
key panels
special
clicks
if
accidental
row
lines
jumper
with
differ-
software
the
key
panel
data
to
a
is
ver-
or
7.4.3 A
display LCD
11
the
temperature, play.
should
Vicd.
eight “Set restored
The is
sor
7.4.4
The the
AC agement on dimmer,
ity
LCD
voltage
regulating
module,
screen.
to
16
volts,
VRIC,
If
be
but
the
less
These
different
LCD
Contrast.”
at
power-up.
door
processor
not
turned
sends
an
LCD
LCD
display
display
converter
processor,
and
off.
so
is
taking
Contrast
This
it
thermistor,
display
three
on
“LCD
Backlight
so
it
mounted
An
the
place.
Voltage
IC
(VRIC)
which
and
is
controls
VRIC
and
generates a negative
influenced
CT1,
is
cold,
negative.
levels
pins
of
In
can
Vicd,
This
Vicd
uses
transistor
until
the
LCD
ON”
command
generates a regulated
the
visibility,
the
surrounding
by
two
causes
the
voltage addition, be
set
to
which
setting
is
saved
has a normal
Q4
controller
to
Supply
module
can
electroluminescent
management
contains
be
viewed
on
the
controls
the
software
an
in
dim
display board.
VMAIN
panel
voltage
or
contrast,
voltage
other
factors.
Vicd
to
should
three
output
eight
different
are
controlled
in
adjustment
to
supply has
the
door.
circuitry
supply
change
be
management
Vicd
been
takes
(Vicd):
First,
with
more
negative,
pins
from
combinations
by
software
range
to
the
initialized
electroluminescent
lighting
turns
conditions.
The
door
processor,
supply
has a limited
to
off the
the
inverter,
operating
backlight
that
is
of
the
display
VMAIN,
This
voltage
since
LCD
contrast
temperature
if
it
the
door
(0-7)
from
processor
from
-7 to
LCD
display.
and
the
panel
which
Voltage
is
commanded
which
life,
when
no
supplied
which
to
is
warm,
processor
which
the
RAM
-8.5
to
the
elements
on
ranges
is
regulated
is
affected
match
the
the
can
can
User
Menu
memory
volts.
At
power-up,
voltage
give
management
is
used
to
backlight
generated
turns
over
by a DC
by
the
which
the
backlight
it
user interface
LCD
the
from
by
by
dis-
shift
item
and
is
it
proces-
to
man-
grows
activ-
7.4.5 The
Liquid
and
electroluminescent
flective” type
missive
Page
68
of
LCD Module
Crystal
backlight
Display
of
display,
for
144
Assy.
module
backlight.
It
with a built-in
viewing
in
dim
is a combined
is
not
repairable
reflector
or
no
for
light.
LCD
screen,
to
the
viewing
driver
component
in
brighter
electronics
level.
light,
950953
board,
It
is a “trans-
and a trans-
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The pixel are
ative
control perature, work
The The backlight running, off, light.
7.5
PRESSURE
LCD
panel
contains
high
all
logic
voltage
through
since
array.
Control
level
signals.
(-7
to
the
the
-8.5
User
behavior
over a temperature
backlight
glowing
pushing
is a solid-state
phosphors
is
turned
the
backlight
on
any key panel key
TRANSDUCER
1024
signals
The
volts)
Menu)
range
in
this
and
off
is
turned
square
actual
generated
ofthe
elements
for
the
voltage
by
the
door
LCD
without
(pixels)
display
are
(Vlcd)
on
the
display
processor.
is
temperature
requiring
electroluminescent
panel
tend
to
glow
under
management
off
to
extend
will
turn
it
back
its
useful
on
THEORY
arranged
generated
that
board
This
sensitive.
adjustments.
(EL)
sheet
less
brightly
software
life.
so
that the
by
turns
on
and
voltage
which
control.
Once
display
OF
as a 128
the
LCD
the
LCD
adjusted
also
This
allows
glows
as
time
After
the
backlight
OPERATION
pixel
wide
controller,
(under
varies
when
goes
the
can
be
pixels
is a
operator
with
the
display
energized.
on,
so
the
pump
is
turned
seen
in
by 64
and
neg-
tem-
to
starts
dim
7.5.1 The
ential
which The amps
ducer
7.5.2 The
means
from
ence.
resistor
from R$. the
Therefore,
Op
ferential
Pressure
pressure
output
is
generated
op
amp
out
of
output
Offset,
sensed
of a summing
the
pressure
The
contribution
R2
the
2.5
Therefore,
-2.5
volt
amp
U3B
output
Transducer
transducer
voltage.
by
maintains
the
pressure
is
sensed
Gain,
pressure
transducer
to
input
resistor
volt
reference
R8
is
reference
R7
is
selected
inverts
with
converts
The
pressure
op
amp,
2.5
2.5
volts
transducer
by
another
and
Output
transducer
output
amplifier,
sense
from
the
R5,
is
scaled
selected
is
the
to
scaled
to
correct
offset
adjusted
maximum
Circuits
the
pressure
transducer
volt
reference,
across
with a signal
sensed
which
correct
by
the
resistor,
supply
op
Circuits
amp,
signal
return
which
is
gain
amplifier,
the
pressure
provides a signal
by
the
ratio
for
negative
the ratio of
for
positive
pressure
range.
applied
is
amplified
to
powered
and a 1.65K
which
terminal.
has
unity
of
47.5.
2.5
volt
signal
of
is
feedback
offset
feedback
offset
errors.
signal
its
surface
membrane
by a constant
ohm
current
results
in a constant
The
differential
gain.
and
adjusted
The
amplifier
reference,
scaled
gain
of
and
by
the
47.5.
resistor
errors.
resistor
to
complete
The
R2
to
the
to a differ-
current
for
sums
the
ratio
The
R2
to
source,
setting
offset
resistor.
1.5
pressure
errors,
the
-2.5
volt
of
feedback
contribution
input
resistor
contribution
input
resistor
formation
milli-
trans-
by
inputs
refer-
from
R7.
of a dif-
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MECHANISM
The
mechanism
and
door
assemblies.
connectors
restriction
connectors
incorrectly. withstand
7.7
The
main
of
the
inputs,
processor,
operations,
circuit
directed
management
LEDs
are
optical
are
The
the
large
MAIN
processors,
BOARD
board
initiating
the
as
(ASIC)
by
the
processor,
and
both
200
SERVICE
INTERFACE
interface
provided
yoke,
polarized
door
board
One
for
transfer
and
cable
number
ASSY.
utilizes a dual
the
management
fluid
delivery
pump
processor,
directed
generates
pump
by
the
processor.
and
processors.
MANUAL
is
the
100-pin
the
main
solenoid,
sized
assembly
of
door
processor
operations,
is
primarily
the
management
waveforms
The
provides
BOARD
connection
connector
stepper
so
that
is
operations
processor,
ASIC
the
mates motor,
air-in-line
the
built
with
architecture,
is
and
responsible
processor.
that
control
also
interface
ASSY.
point
between
with
the
main
block,
mechanism
special
over
the
life
for
primarily
generating
for
An
the
two
provides
between
the
main
main
board
motor
components
high
both
responsible
display
encoder,
and
door
flex-life
of the
pump.
efficiency
information.
assembly.
for
controlling
application
motors
all
address
the
specific
during
decoding
external
board
and
restriction
cannot
ribbon
and
interpreting
fluid
and
the
bezel
from
there,
motor,
The
be
plugged
cable
to
reliability.
operator
The
other
delivery
in
One
integrated
fluid
delivery,
for
the
as
photo-interrupter
7.7.1 The
with
bus.
accesses Read/Write W).
analog
clock
The
data
Strobe backed
sory
removed
Interrupt 3 instruction
addressed.
Management
management
the
8086
microcomputer.
The
V25
Plus
are
controlled
(R/W).
The
V25
has
comparator
frequency
management
is
retained
in
with a NAND
up
with a 3
integrated
from
circuit.
the
Processor
processor
can
directly
by
I/O
accesses
two
serial
port
for
of
12
MHz,
processor
an
external
gate
volt
on-board
Therefore,
system.
will
is a V25
It
uses a 16
address
Memory
are
channels
discrete
which
program
128K
to
provide
battery
data
Pullup
be
and
retrieved
Plus
microcomputer,
bit
internal
IM
byte
Request
controlled
and
or
is
supplied
is
byte
the
(MREQ),
by
four
multifunction
analog
inputs.
by a crystal
stored
in
RAM.
necessary which
will
be
retained
pulldown
by
the
microcomputer
data
of
memory
Memory
1/O
Strobe
The
an
external
The
RAM
address
is
switched
in
resistors
on
which
microprocessor
RAM
is
software
bus
and
an 8 bit
and
IM
byte
Strobe
(IOSTB)
I/O
ports,
and
an
internal
512 K byte
write
line
setup
time.
in
or
out
even
the
data
if
non-existent
of
(MSTB),
and
Read/Write
including
operates
oscillator.
EEPROM,
is
gated
The
by a power
if
the
bus
ensure
compatible
external
VO.
data
Memory
and
one 8 bit
at
a
and
by
Memory
RAM
is
supervi-
board
is
that
an
memory
(R/
is
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7.7.2 The
tional,
and
processor
line
sion
P21).
sends
receive.
Door
management
Interface
synchronous
receive
data
requests
(management
to
send
by
The
DOORRTS
messages
The
management
RESETDOOR
7.7.3 The
display
data Strobe
an
agement AO, This
LCD
Display
management
data
from,
path
is
buffered
is
gated with
LCD
write
processor
buffered
allows
data,
by a NAND
the
and
Bus
processor
serial
bus.
on
the
data
permission
processor
raising a flag
and
DOORCTS
to
the
door
processor
line
(port
pin
Board
Interface
processor
the
external
by
an
octal
the
Read/Write
line.
An
LCD
memory
gate
management
read
LCD
status.
communicates
The
management
line,
and
it
uses
to
transmit a message
port
pin
P07).
on
the
DOORCTS
lines
processor,
since
can
reset
22).
can
write
commands
LCD
controller,
bidirectional
line
by
select
address
line
is
space,
provides 2 LCD
processor
to
with
the
processor
port
pin
The
management
line
are
not
the
door
the
external
and
via
an 8 bit
buffer.
two
NAND
generated
from
400
read
write
LCD
external
P17
by
door
uses
port
to
drive
raising a flag
processor
(management
used
when
the
processor
display
The
gates
by
the
hex
to
addresses
is
door
processor
data
parallel data
management
to
produce
ASIC.
401
hex. A single
and 2 LCD
commands,
processor
pin
the
clock
via a bidirec-
P14
to
line.
on
the
DOORRTS
then
grants
processor
management
normally
ready
with
to,
and
read
path.
processor
an
LCD
It is
decoded
write
write
LCD
transmit
The
door
permis-
port
pin
processor
to
the
status
and
The 8 bit
Memory
read
and
from
man-
address
line,
addresses.
data,
read
7.7.4
The by
management
7.7.5
The
architecture. bytes to
bit
falling
same
data
by
Communication
A
ATTENTION:
AN.
for
management
means
Pump
pump
of
program
the
upper
data
bus.
edge
lines.
memory
Write
use
by
of a full
processor
Processor
processor
With
eight
Therefore,
of
Address
Program
reads
(WR).
Data
The
DB9
authorized
processor
duplex,
is a
16
memory
address
can
asynchronous
is
dedicated
C517
address
and
bits,
the
lower
Latch
memory
are
controlled
Port
connector
personnel
transmit
on
only.
to
and
connection.
for
this
purpose.
microcontroller
bits,
the
C517
microcontroller
64K
bytes
of
data
but
the
lower
eight
eight
address
Enable fetches
by
(ALE) are
Read
before
controlled
(RD),
the
back
receive
which
memory.
address
bits
must
the
by
and
of
the
serial
data
One
of
the
is
based
can
Eight
bits
be
stored
eight data Program
data
memory
Outlook
two
on a superset
directly
output
are
bits
Store
pump
from
an
external
serial
ports
address
pins
multiplexed
in
the
latch
are
presented
Enable
writes
are
is
host
in
the
of
the
80C31
64K
are
dedicated
with
the
with
the
on
the
(PSEN),
controlled
8
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pump retained instruction
In
addition
tion
I/O
at a clock
200
SERVICE
processor
in
an
external
will
be
to
its
address
ports,
two
frequency
MANUAL
program
RAM.
retrieved
serial
of
by
and
data
channels,
12
MHz,
is
stored
Pulldown
the
in
an
resistors on
microcontroller
ports,
which
and
the
12
A/D
is
supplied
external
the
if
C517
microcontroller
inputs.
by a crystal
64K
byte
EEPROM
data
bus
ensure
nonexistent
The
C517
memory
has
microcontroller
and
and
that a NOP
five 8 bit
an
internal
data
is
is
addressed.
multifunc-
operates
oscillator.
7.7.6
The
through
transmit
pump
537TOV25
7.7.7
The
bus.
Interprocessor
management
dedicated
messages
processor
ASIC
ASIC
It
performs
decoding
motor
drive
7.7.7.1.
7.7.7.2
Communications
processor
full
duplex
to
the
pump
can
transmit
line.
interfaces
for
the
waveforms
Address The
AIL
Anti-Freeflow the
management
Motor
with
all
address
pump
processor,
for
Decoding
LED,
test
Clamp
Controller
and
the
pump
asynchronous
processor
messages
both
the
management
decoding
generates
the
main
and
Stimuli
AIL
LED,
LED,
processor
processor
at
to
the
for
the
motor
main
and
the
or
the
Bus
communicate
serial
ports.
any
time over
management
processor
management
stimuli
and
pump
for
restriction
motor
door
encoder
switch
processor.
The
management
the
V25TO537
processor
bus
and
processor,
external
sensors,
motor.
LED,
can
all
with
one
another
processor
line,
at
any
time
the
pump
performs
and
restriction
be
energized
can
and
the
over
the
processor
I/O
address
generates
valve
LED,
by
either
.
Page
72
The
ates
restriction
command a
single
PWM
suppression windings. inhibited “Power
The
pump motors.
of
the ning motor
of
144
ASIC
pulse
receives
width
motor.
from
motor,
motor
waveforms
diodes.
The
by
the
Controller
ASIC
controls
processor,
The
pump
PWM
or
end
step
is
waveform
of a motor
motor
modulated
Both
the
pump
so
the
motors
The
eight
PWM
LATALARM
EPLD”
the
duty
which
processor
step.
applied.
commands
(PWM)
motors
are
processor
are
are
re-driven
resulting
motor
signal
from
waveforms
four
can
always
drive
waveforms
from
for a description
cycle
of the
in
turn
determines
can
also
command
up
or
down
over a selectable
This
is
done
the
phase,
result
under
by
cight
signals
the
of
PWM
the
to
reduce
pump
unipolar
in
strict
processor
for
the
no
more
processor
main
stepper
N-channel
are
then
routed
in
the
ASIC
EPLD.
See
LATALARM.
waveforms,
average
the
current
ASIC
period
the
acoustical
bus,
and
motor
and
motors. A single
than a single
control.
FET’s
can
section
to
with
to
the
be
completely
7.7.12.2
as
directed
through
ramp
the
of
time,
motor
at
noise
950953
Rev B (9/04)
gener-
the
step
from
The
eight
transient
by
the
the
duty
cycle
the
begin-
when
a
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7.7.7.3
7.7.8 The
means reduces
imize and signal VMAIN.
Transfer
pump
of a built-in
the
power
driven
is
ASIC
The
that the
pending
motor pump
clock
the
be
issues ing
restriction
Timers
ASIC
also
motor
main
timer times
processor
periods
timer
times
either
processor
duty
341
interrupts
restriction
motor
Valve
timer/comparator
cycle
generates
consumption.
by
an
N-channel
then
routed
to
contains
stepping
motor
at
before
out.
step
out.
In
three
the
The
two
rates
command
addition,
different
timer
main
microseconds
to
the
pump
motor
of
the
step
timer
clock
Solenoid
the
the
waveform
The
PWM
FET
with a transient
solenoid
command
Driver
PWM
winding.
programmable
selected
times
motor
or
2.73
processor
period
circuit,
after
motor
by
the
is
automatically
the
main
points:
when
out,
and
timer
milliseconds.
only
is
automatically
is
685
waveform
using
port
initial
pull-in
waveform
suppression
The
other
timers,
pump
one
for
processor
executed
motor
clock
when
timer
the
timer times
seven
period
The
its
issues
timer clock
can
restriction
timer
executed
microseconds.
for
the
transfer
pin
P4.7.
The
of
the
solenoid,
is
inverted
by a P-channel
diode.
side
of
the
solenoid
each
motor,
are
when
interrupts
out,
periods
be
programmed
times
at
valve
pump
The
resulting
to
accurate.
the
main
three timer
before
motor
that
solenoid
in
timer
out.
Any
time.
processor
order
FET
drive
is
connected
ensure
Any
to
the
to
pend-
The
by
to
min-
to
7.7.9
The
through
sor
nel to
7.7.10
Temperature
pump
A/D
turns
FET
the
fan
7.7.10.1
7.7.10.2
Controller
processor
port
on a cooling
with a transient
motor.
External
Panel
The
panel
which
membrane
ble
by
the
the
lock
monitors
pin
P7.0.
fan,
suppression
Sensor
Lock
Out
lock
is
mounted
in
management
out
mode
switch.
Door
Switch
The
door
switch
which
door
management
is
mounted
whenever
processor,
the
air
If
the
temperature
through
Interface
Switch
out
switch
on
the
the
rear
processor,
and
the
is a single
in
the
bezel.
the
door
is
via
temperature
port
pin
P6.4.
diode
and a 7.5
is a
single
main
board.
of
the
case.
via
non-lock
pole,
double
The
closed.
port
The
pin
inside
the
case
exceeds a preset
The
fan
signal
volt
zener diode
pole,
It is
The
port
pin
out
mode
throw,
switch
state
PO1.
double
accessible
state
POS.
is
The
throw,
of
the
The
with
magnetically
closed
of
the
switch
switch
with a thermistor,
threshold,
is
re-driven
the
by
before
momentary
to
the
user
through a flexi-
switch
software
each
signal
toggles
depression
operated
by
means
is
directly
of a magnet
is
monitored
energized
TH1,
pump
proces-
an
N-chan-
being
routed
switch,
is
monitored
between
of
the
switch,
in
by
the
by
the
the
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7.7.10.3
*
STIM fore, the stuck
The
encoder known a encoder main ENCODERSEN, and
The
steps. position) initial
from a photo-interrupter
levels: by
signal,
low
Encoder
position
position
photo-interrupter
motor
then
position
The
contact
high
an
inverted
which
management
and a real
and
Restriction
of
the
main
wheel
mounted
by
retracting
assembly,
wheel.
routed
The
steps
and
is
to
of
the
encoder
received
both
restriction
restriction
by
moving
with
the
for
contact,
schmitt
can
processor
closed
low
valve
it
be
motor
to
processors.
to
the
spring
assembly
low
trigger
sors.
generated
door
Valve
the
motor
it
to
which
output
for
approximately
by
valve
is
first
position
loaded
for
no
on
by
can
distinguish
condition,
is
determined
shaft.
its
extreme
detects
signal
an
inverted
is
determined
initialized
where
valve
in
the
contact.
the
main
either
processor
between a switch
by
toggling
by
counting
The
motor
limit.
The
the
alternate
remains
Schmitt
six
high
main
trigger
by to a reference the
restriction
linkage.
valve
This
board,
At
link
makes a transition
output,
and
via
the
the
STIM
pulses
is
first
initialized
pulses
are
spokes
for
approximately
motor
counting
steps.
on
the
restriction
position
motor
this
point,
RESTRSEN,
then
routed
ASIC.
There-
signal
signal.
from
an
to
generated
and
holes
This
output,
main
board,
(fully
shaft
makes
the
output
in
is
received
to
both
that
is
a
by
in
the
four
motor
closed
logic
proces-
7.7.10.4
The
LEDs energized driven routed
Air-In-Line
Air
bubbles
line
pairs,
different
Its
LED
AILLED
The
both
by by a transistor to
the
block
printed
with
indices
is
signal
output
processors.
uids.
Another of infrared when
TAILLED
being
LED/photosensor
the
AIL
light
the
TESTAIL
routed
in
both
photo-interrupter
the
STIM
and
LED’s.
Block
in
the
line
circuit
current
energized
of
LED
limiting
of
refraction
is
re-driven
this
pair,
In
normal
and
by
photosensor.
directly
LED
signal
generated
to
the
AIL
signal
generated
current
are
detected
board
contains
LED
of
the
AILLED
by a transistor
AILSEN,
operation,
pair,
onto
the
AIL
is
on.
in
the
board.
The
assemblies
in
limited
by
means
with a 220
two
resistors.
air
and
One
liquids
signal
before
is
received
AILSEN
the
TESTAIL
The
TESTAIL
photosensor.
The
TESTAIL
ASIC
and
TESTAIL
are
connected
the
ASIC.
The
ohm
of
the
air-in-line
separate
generated
by a comparator
pair,
re-driven
pair,
the
to
detect
being
is
high
is
LED
The
LED
infrared
AIL
air
in
routed
for
used
is
AIL
is
energized
by a transistor
photosensor
in
series,
STÍM
resistor
signal
before
block.
The
LED/photosensor
pair,
utilizes
bubbles
the
ASIC.
and
air
and
to
test
positioned
output
is
positioned
to
the
then
low
the
signal
by
in
the
The
AIL
routed
for
operation
to
emit
the
before
and
is
re-
being
air-in-
the
line.
board.
liq-
is
high
TES-
to
detect
to
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infrared
received high
7.7.11
The regulator,
71.11.41
Power
main
board
an
VSUPPLY
When volts volts
external control,
value
12
on
7.7.11.2
VMAIN
All measured monitors
of
light
by a comparator
when
circuits
onboard
the
on
the
on
the
main
through a 2
of
the
volts
when
and
not
of
the
VSUPPLY through a series
the
the
.05
ohm
emitted
the
AIL
are
powered
power
Outlook
VSUPPLY VCC
line.
battery,
higher
it
is
plugged
op
amp
resistor
by
the
AIL
and
then
LED
is
on.
by
the
converter,
is
plugged
The
which
amp
of
the
turned
line.
The
main
can
fuse,
two
on but
the
into
FET,
sources:
in.
current
output
is
that
.05
ohm
through
called
LED.
Its
routed
external
main
battery,
an
AC
main
board
board
provides
be
connected and a diode.
16
not
plugged
is
used
resistor
A/D
VMAIN.
output
to
both
power
and
outlet,
the
then uses
the
to
VSUPPLY
VSUPPLY
volts
when
in,
and
by
or
distributed
and
an
input
P7.3.
signal,
processors.
supply,
AILTESTSEN,
an
two
onboard
power
AILTESTSEN
onboard
supply
VSUPPLY
DC
source
under
will
the
Outlook
zero
when
by
the
op
amp.
The
The
node
on
is
voltage
batteries.
generates
to
generate
by
means
reflect
is
it
is
main
pump
the
of
software
the
plugged
not
turned
board
processor
load
is
16
5
an
in,
is
side
7.7.11.3
VBATT
The through a 2
called sense
put
In
provided
erated
10.5 maskable BATT VBATT
ler
The charger automatically condition
external
12
amp
VBATT.
wires
provided
of
the
op
amp
addition
to
the
to
monitor
by a comparator
volts.
LOWBATT
interrupt
signal
EPLD.
main
is
is
less
board
than
integrated
switches
of
the
volt
lead-acid
fuse
on
the
main
The
battery
for
is
monitored
analog
the
voltage
that
purpose:
measurement
condition
and a 2.5
is
connected
input,
generated
maintains
circuit
P10,
by a comparator
10.3
volts.
the
which
between
battery: a high
battery
is
board.
is
measured
BATTSEN+
by
the
pump
of
of
the
volt
reference
to
and
to
pump
DEADBATT
charge
on
is
powered
three
different
current
connected
The
node
by
to
on
an
and
processor,
VBATT,
battery.
two
The
whenever
the
management
processor
and a 2.5
is
connected
the
main
battery
by
VSUPPLY.
charge
bulk-charge
state, a controlled
the
main
board
the
load
side
op
amp,
through
BATTSEN- . The
through
A/D
comparator
LOWBATT
signal
VBATT
processor
input
P3.2.
The
volt
reference
to
the
power
by
means
The
battery
states,
depending
circuitry
of
the
fuse
is
two
out-
input
P7.2.
circuits
is
is
less
than
are
gen-
non-
DEAD-
whenever
control-
of a battery
charger
on
the
over-
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7.7.11.4 V+
voltage
7.7.11.5
-8 switched is ensure
7.7.11.6 A3
board,
processor integrated
VMEM, time-of-day removed
disable
V+
is
produced
V-
volts
gated
VMEM
volt,
state,
and a precision
the
charger
from
regulator,
is
produced
VR1.
capacitor
by a FET
that
V-
280
as a backup
RAM
circuit
whichever
from
which
cannot
ma-hr,
and
connects
integrated
the
float-charge,
during
12
from
volts
or
12
volts
battery
16
volts
or 16
voltage converter
outputs
become
non
rechargeable
power
Outlook.
source
the
time-of-day
is
higher.
circuit
-8
positive
for
either
the 5 volt
Therefore,
is
maintained,
volts on
VMEM.
integrated
or
standby,
operation.
on
VMAIN
volts
on
with
regulator.
the
V-
during
lithium
power-up.
battery
VMEM
circuit. A power
VCC
information
even
state.
by
VMAIN
The
line.
The
is
powers
or
the 3 volt
stored
when
the
The
pump
an
onboard
by
an
onboard
-8
volt
regulator output
FET
is
provided
the
management
supervisory
battery
in
the
main
board
processor
eight
provided
on
the
main
voltage
RAM
and
is
volt
to
to
the
7.7.11.7
7.7.12
When
power
Then, power
Power
the
switch
when
switch
VBKUP
A
4.8
volt
battery
for
VBKUP.
ma-hr,
controller
battery the pack
nickel-cadmium
EPLD,
threshold
Outlook
is
charged
VSUPPLY.
VBKUP
available. another
power
turned
Outlook
diode
from
on.
Control
will
activate
the 5 V
signal,
normally
It
is
pack
The
battery
the
detectors.
is
not
plugged
by a diode
obtains
obtains
VBATT
turned
power
and a FET
Circuits
off
the
Regulator
and
begin
is
provided
pack
batteries.
power
switch
Therefore,
in
on
consists
VBKUP
circuits,
and
the
main
the
of
the
and a resistor
power
only
through a resistor,
and
not
circuits
applies
normal
from
from
the
if
the
plugged
that
apply
VCC
to
operation.
VCC
4.8
volt
Outlook
diode,
into
main
the
The
main
board,
four
rechargeable,
powers
the
backup
battery
whenever
the
2.5
alarm
is
power
volt
dead.
through a diode
battery
has
an
battery
processors,
next time
and
AC
pack
been
FET
power
power
they
as a backup
1.2
volt,
backup
will
alarm,
reference,
be
operable,
The
4.8
is
available
whenever
or
VSUPPLY
turned
the
on.
if
the
Outlook
source,
to
the
will
detect
processors
It
pressing
power
100-110
the
and
the
volt
from
also
has
main
the
detect
source
power
main
even
if
battery
VCC
is
through
obtains
been
the
board.
active
an
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OF
OPERATION
active their connect
instrument
source,
in,
the
active.
power
battery-disconnect
switch
signals
will
power-up
except
Outlook
7.7.12.1
that
the
is
turned
Power
The
power
with
one
to
the
applies
VBKUP.
enabling
The
power
resistor,
put,
SW, capacitor the
power
routed
signal,
signals.
from
both
processors,
be
unpowered
and
power-down
electronics
off,
but
Switch
switch
side
connected
gate
of a FET.
power
from
VBKUP
the
subsequent
switch
and
capacitor.
is
immediately
delay
the
switch
to
both
processors
they
will
prepare
When
again.
When
proceeds
remain
only
Circuit
powered.
the
is a simple
to
ground.
When
VSUPPLY,
then
is
also
the
powers
stages
connected
When
asserted.
deactivation
are
stretched
and
the
the
power
it
will
disconnect
the
logically
main
battery
membrane
The
power
VBATT,
the
remainder
of
the
through a diode
the
power
When
of
the
to a usable
the
power
Outlook
controller
the
Outlook
is
the
That
is,
the
charger
switch
other
side
switch
power-up
is
or
the 4.8
of
switch
the
switch
SW
signal.
length
controller
for
power-down,
EPLD
main
battery.
plugged
same
as
when
circuits
and
the
located
pressed,
the
process.
is
of
on
is
connected
the
volt
battery
power
to
the
pressed,
is
released,
Therefore,
time.
EPLD.
and
receives
At
into
an
AC
it
is
remain
AC
LED
the
powered
front
through a diode
FET
immediately
pack,
control
input
of a comparator,
the
comparator
the
short
The
SW
activate
battery-dis-
this
point,
the
power
not
plugged
when
indicator
key
to
circuits,
are
panel,
thus
out-
resistor pulses
signal
and
from
is
7.7.12.2
_
Power
The
several
VSUPPLY,
activates
forms
signal BATT millisecond
enables
this
will
another
next
ever,
After
assert
the
their
the
Controller
power
controller
different
it
the
backup
address
during
signals.
delay,
another
point,
the
continue.
FET
press
of
the
processors
preparing
the
DISCONA
DISCONB
disconnect
backup
alarm
EPLD
electrically
functions.
controls
alarm
decoding
the
power-up
The
CONVBKUP
which
FET,
operator
The
CONVBATT
Q35,
which
the
power
will
the
instrument
signal
signal
signals,
has
It
the
connection
in
for
the process,
is
induced
which
can
release
connects
connects
switch
interpret
via
via
port
the
EPLD
been
activated,
programmable
controls
the
of
response
pump
to
processor.
it
asserts
signal
by a resistor
the
the
power
signal
VBATT
will
not
normally
the
key
for
power-down,
port
pin
pin
P5.7.
will
and
logic
connection
the
4.8
volt
various
input
When
the
CONVBKUP
turns
on
FET
and
4.8
volt
battery
switch,
is
inverted
to
by
VSUPPLY
affect
press
as a request
the
P06,
and
the
When
disconnect
it
both
will
disconnect
processors
the 4.8
device
of
battery
the
(EPLD)
the
12
volt
pack
conditions,
EPLD
and
after
an
approximate
capacitor.
pack
and
the
FET,
FET
to
power-up
which
through a diode.
the
EPLD
for
power-down.
management
pump
processor
have
volt
battery,
the
main
performs
battery
to
VBKUP,
and
detects
the
to
it
per-
the
CONV-
then
VBKUP.
At
process
enables
The
directly.
How-
processor
will
assert
asserted
unless
battery.
it
SW
50
will
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both
CONVBKUP
a
short
beep
alarm
LARM,
both
four
circuit,
activates
the
is
asserted
will
the
4.8
different
MANUAL
activates
the
and
from
the
when
an
backup
asserted.
cause
volt
conditions,
alarm
Pressing
the
battery
backup
RESET
backup
unplugged
alarm
whenever
the
EPLD
and
which
to
the
alarm
via
the
are
asserted.
circuit,
instrument
power
the
EPLD
switch
prior
immediately
main
battery.
are
described
BRUPALARM
Therefore,
to
is
first
latched
after
silence
RESET
the
chime
turned
output
LATALARM
the
LATALARM
below.
signal
normally
from
on.
The
signal,
alarm,
and
is
asserted
whenever
causes
the
primary
EPLD
also
LATA~
has
been
disconnect
under
CONDITIONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
The output, ASIC,
low of
powered
7.7.12.3
The
The The
the
pump
EPLD
processor
management
Comparator
to
age. Anextraneous
The
possible
visory
EPLD
C517
Circuit
also
RAM,
without
by
the
RESET
sourcing
Power
an
by
the 4.8
Supervisory
RESULTING
issues
IN
an
processor
generates a DEADBATT
disconnect
RESET
causes
the
signal
of
extraneous
section.
decodes
diode
unpowered
addresses
is
routed
directly
protection.
line
whenever
component
volt
battery.
Circuit
LATALARM
ALARMON
SIGNAL
signal,
issues a SHUTDOWN
signal.
main
battery,
is
generated
RESET’s
for
the
to
Therefore,
VCC
through
to
after
pump
the
pump
the
is
not
available,
protect
are
processor.
C517
an
via
port
signal,
DEADBATT
it
from
the
normal
described
The
processor
RAM
input
to
pin
output
avoid
when
pin
P5.2.
via
port
also
permanent
power-up
in
the
Power
single
RAM
and
line
the
possibility
the
EPLD
pin
PO2.
causes
dam-
RESET.
Super-
É
decoded
the
is
forced
is
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78
The
power
under processor
The
power
mum
volts. sequent voltage milliseconds. power
circuit circuit
processor,
SET
line
of
144
supervisory
various
RAM
input
and
supervisory
35
millisecond
Therefore,
negative
detection
RESET glitches on
circuit
See
the
supervisory
times
out.
The
is
normally
via
port
from
the
circuit
conditions
the
time-of-day
circuit
reset
on
is
always
the
whenever
section
circuit
also
watchdog
prevented
pin
P6.0. A reset
option
connector
performs
and
several
controls
circuit.
constantly
the
RESET
asserted
VCC
line.
VCC
7.7.19
“Overvoltage
asserts
the
time-out
from
timing
can
also
either
functions.
backup
monitors
line
if
VCC
on
initial
Reset
is
exceeds
RESET
period
out
low
is
by
pulses
be
forced
or
5.32
line
high
It
generates
power
VCC,
for
and
falls
below
power-up
also
generated
to
5.6
volts
Detection
Circuit.”
whenever
1.6
seconds,
generated
by
holding
for
1.6
950953
resets
the
management
generates a mini-
4.75
to
4.5
and
during
by
for
the
over-
4-15
sub-
The
its
watchdog
The
watchdog
by
the
pump
the
TESTRE-
seconds.
This
nor-
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open-circuit
input,
Both During normal VMEM
time-of-day
signal from
level
nal, volt RAM RESET inputs
along
with
VCC
and
line,
integrated
also
enables a separate
the
VCC
of the 3 volt
and
switches
battery
and
line
in
order
power
to
is
line
the
watchdog
the 3 volt operation,
which
provides
line
to
battery,
VMEM.
the 3 volt
is
sufficient
maintain
also
to
the
routed
inhibit
is
connected
input
battery
the
power
power
circuit.
The
PNP
However,
the
power
battery
to
current
to
one
writes
when
to
the
power
signal
are
connected supervisory
to
power
from
the
management
supervisory
transistor,
when
supervisory
power
maintain
time
of
onto
the
in
the
the
management
VCC
is
supervisory
the
to
the
circuit
which
VCC
circuit
the
data
time-of-day
low.
OF
pump
power
connects
processor
circuit
provides
falls
below
asserts
VMEM
in
the
management
integrated
processor
OPERATION
circuit
processor.
supervisory
BATON
additional
line
watchdog
VCC
to
RAM,
output
the
voltage
the
RESET
instead.
processor
circuit.
RAM
enable
circuit.
the
and
the
current
sig-
The
3
The
7.7.13
Two
erated
passes
integrated
„without
the DAC
A
which
DEADBATT
7.7.14 The
ducer, senting signal nal amplified
the amplification large
Voltage
voltage
by
an
through a red
circuit.
using
pump
2.5
processor,
in
the
volt
reference
is
powered
Pressure
pressure
VPRESS+
the
is
first
is
level
signal
A/D
converter
scale
references
integrated
pressure
results
shifted
pressure
References
are
circuit
indicator
Therefore,
additional
the
power.
analog
signal
voltage
by
VBKUP.
comparators.
Signal
signal
converted
circuits
and
to
and
is
then
inside
allows
signal
VPRESS-,
the
A/D
to a single
amplified
routed
the
the
pump
supplied
which
LED
the
circuits,
is
on
the
is
powered
and a voltage
LED
provides
The 5 volt
comparators
and
the
generated
The
by a precision
2.5
volt
main
board. A 5
by
an
reference
inside
thermistor
reference
Circuits receive
the
differential
and
perform
converter
inside
ended
under
control
several the
signal
by
of
through a diode/resistor
pump
waveforms
processor.
processor
with
The
to
examine
increased
V+.
The
dropping
“ON”
indication
is
used
the
management
in
the
virtual
is
used
output
signal
processing
pump
processor.
an
op
amp.
the
pump
clamping
software
minute
resolution.
volt
reference
source
resistor
by
the
before
for
A/D
current
service
processor,
temperature
ground
by
the
LOWBATT
from
integrated
the
operations
The
Then
the
processor.
The
matrix,
controlled
details
level
imposed
voltage
from
reaching
is
V+
gen-
the
technicians
converter
control
inside
the
offset
circuit.
circuit
and
pressure
before
differential
single
shifted
and
shifting
trans-
pre-
input
ended
sig-
and
presented
and
on
relatively
to
7.7.15
The voltage
generated
950953
Variable
pump
processor
for the
level
from
Rev B (9/04)
Level
Shifter
uses half
shifting
the 5 volt
reference
of a dual
DAC
and
process. A -3.84
voltage
by
an
op
volt
reference
another
amp
op
amp.
to
generate a variable
voltage
This
for
the
allows
DAC
the
Page
offset
input
DAC
79
to
of
is
144
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generate a variable The
offset
nal
by
7.7.16 The
pump
level
back
DAC able inside
D
offset
7.7.17 The
main
cuit -with a separate hours,
the
ASIC.
hex
in
VMEM,
voltage
the
second
Variable
processor
shifted
path
of
setting.
gain
amplifier
the
pump
Test.
Time
board
day,
month,
It
the
management
which
pressure
the
is
offset
from
op
Gain
op
amp
Thus,
the
is
processor
of
Day
maintains
and
controlled
is
backed
voltage
the
first
amp.
Amplifier
uses
the
signal
by a variable
instead
gain
can
clamped
from
the
32.768K year.
by
Hz
The
bit
processor’s
up
with a 3
between
op
amp
other
half
of
its
input
be
varied
by
means
excessive
current
time
crystal.
time-of-day
four
of
I/O
volt
zero
and
3.84
volts,
is
subtracted
of
the
dual
amount.
path,
from
of a diode/resistor
voltages.
by
means
The
serial
select
the
command
space.
The
battery
from
DAC
Since
the
gain
256/255
Refer
of a serial
timekeeper
line,
byte
serial
when
VCC
and
the
is
to
to
TOD,
timekeeper
in
15
the
single
an
op
amp
DAC
is
inversely
256/1.
matrix,
6.11
The
to
Pressure
timekeeper
counts is
generated
that
is
located
is
not
available.
millivolt
ended
inserted
increments.
pressure
to
amplify
in
the
proportional
output
protect
of
the
the
A/D
Transducer
integrated
seconds,
is
powered
minutes,
and
at
address
latched
by
sig-
the
feed-
to
the
vari-
A/
cir-
in
2200
7.7.18
Audible
7.7.18.1
Alarms
Primary
Both The
speaker
chime volume pitch signal
transmitted
is
an
or a 10
of the
microfarad
forms,
ate
longer
1.5
microfarad
management
ware
The
amp. ing
of
detected
Alarm
primary
primary
alarm
driver
generator
control
on
from
exponentially
microfarad
op
amp
capacitor
for
maximum
decay
controlled
speaker
current
The amplified
series
resistor,
speaker
and
backup
uses
integrated
is
built
signal
its
negative
audible
an
external 8 ohm
circuit
around
on
its
input
management
decaying
capacitor,
through a diode
is
used
chime
time
capacitor
processor
initial
is
effect.
volume
is
charged
port
pin
value
sensed
speaker
series
diode,
current
signal
alarm
which
an
op
amp
positive
input
terminal.
processor
waveform
which
to
are
array
and a 100 K ohm
generate
The
control
waveforms,
up
P03.
The
by
management
by a series
current
signal
storage
is
monitored
circuits
is
fed
port
derived both
short
10
are
provided
speaker.
It is
by a chime which terminal The
microfarad
receives a software
and a software
pitch
signal
pin
P15.
from a 1.5
connected
decay
time
for a steady
to a software
10
microfarad
controlled
processor
0.1
ohm
resistor
is
routed
capacitor,
by
to a peak
and
the
management
on
driven
generator
is a square
The
volume
microfarad
to
the
positive
input
resistor.
volume
capacitor
tone
is
charged
port pin
and
amplified
detector,
drain
resistor.
the
main
board.
by a full
bridge
circuit.
controlled
controlled
wave
control
capacitor terminal
The
1.5
control
is
used
wave-
to
effect.
initial
value
up
to a soft-
P04.
by
consist-
The
processor,
The
signal
gener-
The
by
an
op
peak
via
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80
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THEORY
an
analog
comparator
input.
OF
OPERATION
7.7.18.2
7.7.19
Overvoltage
Backup
The in
oscillator. receives the
BRUPALARM
“Power
BKUPALARM
voltage
doubler battery, unplugged
off
manually
Alarm
backup
alarm
input
Controller
doubler
are
powered
the
backup
and
The
power
by
Detection
The
Outlook
scaled
VCC
divider,
point
voltage,
power
supervisory
overvoltage
against
and
filtered
the
with a nominal
put
pin
of
the
power
positive
result
the
voltage
in a board
backup
alarm.
uses
an
alarm
from
signal
EPLD”
signal
and
turns
piezo
by
alarm
the
main
touching
the by a 0.1
comparator
circuit.
value
of
supervisory
excursion
reset,
which
onboard
is
driven
the
from
or
external
by a voltage
VBKUP
the
power
for a description
on
FET,
which
sound
VBKUP,
can
battery
the 2 contacts
generator.
which
continue
to
becomes
Circuit
detection
2.5
volt
circuit
voltage
microfarad
transmits a signal
The
trip
point
5.46
volts.
The
circuit
on
VCC
with
will
cause
piezo
sound
doubler
line.
The
controller
of
the
completes
Since
is
backed
sound
discharged.
on
the
main
integrated
backup
alarm
EPLD.
BKUPALARM
the
both
the
up
with
even
if
the
This
PCB.
ground
EPLD
alarm
utilizes a comparator
reference.
capacitor.
is
between
power
are
connected
sufficient
the
power
VCC
When
to
the
power
5.32
fail
output
together.
amplitude
controller
is
scaled
VCC
volts
pin
generator
with
circuit
is
turned
See
section
signal.
circuit
and
the
an
onboard
instrument
can
be
to
compare
by a voltage
reaches
fail
input
pin
and
5.6
and
the
reset
Therefore,
and
duration
EPLD
to
built
which
on by
7.7.12.2 The
for the
voltage
4.8
volt
is
turned
a
the
trip
of
the
volts,
out-
any
will
activate
7.7.20
950953
Rev B (9/04)
The overvoltage
detection than 4 milliseconds, longer EPLD,
ered
than
and
by
15
the
VCC,
milliseconds.
backup
and
is
volts.
Lead
Acid
The
center
tery
charger. and current bulk
charge
When level charging voltage
Battery
of
of the
the
battery
until
the
if a battery
threshold,
the
battery
The
integrated
charger
state, a controlled
voltage
battery
the
circuit
and
to
alarm
guaranteed
Charger
charging
through
is
designed
generate a board
The
2.5
volt
are
powered
to
operate
System
system
circuits
monitor
three
over-charge
is
very
low,
the
reaches a specified
cell
is
shorted.
charger
will
change
Once
to
filter
out
voltage
reset
signal
voltage
by
reference,
VBKUP.
properly
is a Unitrode
and control
separate
charge
for
the
The
with
input
UC3906
both states; a high
and a float-charge,
charging
voltage,
the
into the
current
preventing a high
battery
voltage reaches
high
rate
is
spikes
voltage
comparator
the
spikes
power
power
lead
output
controller
is
from
acid
current
or
standby,
limited
to a low
current
the
bulk
charge
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81
shorter
pow-
3-15
bat-
voltage
state.
low
state.
of
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MANUAL
7.8
AIR-IN-LINE
Air
bubbles
PCB
contains
resistors.
detect main
board.
air
is
present
Another LED
and
AIL
photosensor.
LED
is
photosensor
in
One
air
bubbles
The
LED/photosensor
photosensor.
energized
is AILTESTSEN, AILTESTSEN
When
age, when
Ifa
itself the float level.
the
the
charger
the
load
and
battery
charge
is
applied
begin
BOARD
the
line
are
detected
two
separate
pair,
the
in
the
output
in
the
line.
The
by
positioned
is
used
is
high
infrared
AIL
pair,
line.
of
this
In
normal
pair,
The
TESTAIL
AIL
output
the
TESTAILLED
to
by
the
when
voltage
enters
voltage
to
the
the
recharge
ASSY.
by
LED/photosensor
utilizes
Its
LED
pair,
AILSEN,
operation,
the
TESTAIL
signal
detect
the
main
AIL
infrared
board
reaches
the
over-charge
reaches
battery
cycle
means
the
different
is
energized
LED
is
is
high
signal
light
to
determine
LED
is
about
95%
state.
the
over-charge
and
again
of
the
begins
to
after
air-in-line
pairs,
indices
by
the
is
used
by
the
AILSEN
pair,
positioned
when
is
used
the
is
to
TESTAIL
generated
emitted
by
whether
on.
of
the
maximum
The
charge
voltage.
discharge
the
battery
block.
with
current
of
refraction
AILLED
main
board
high
for
to
test
the
emit
infrared
on
the
main
the
AIL
the
current
it,
the
voltage
The
air-in-line
limiting
of
signal
generated
to
air
and
low
operation
light
LED
is
board.
LED.
AIL
LED
overcharge
will
terminate
charger
air
will
drops
LED
and
liquids
below
block
on
determine
for
directly
on.
The
Its
output is
whether
liquids.
of
the
onto
The
TESTAIL
TESTAIL
signal,
working.
volt-
reset
the
AIL
to
the
|
.
7.9
SYSTEM
7.9.1
The plugged running.
wait the releases LED
contrast
and
If
by
power system.
pressed.
this
Power-up
Outlook
in,
The
for
power
the
indicator
voltage
no
other
the
pump
the
4.8 supply,
This
The
point,
OPERATION
has
two
powered-up
the
power
management
supervisor
reset
and
processes
is
not
volt
backup
energizing
starts EPLD,
DC
or
supply
on
the
circuit
line
to
waits
is
not
turned
plugged
up
the
without
AC
power-up
powers-up
and
pump
key
panel
to
prevent a watchdog
the
door,
for
the
first
on,
are
active.
in,
and
battery,
causes
the 5 volt main
board
software
actions
conditions.
the
If
system
processors
to
be
pressed.
and
the
door
command
so
the
LCD
display
is
pressed,
the
main
switching
processors,
control,
are
the
the
pump
and
the
initialize
The
pump
reset. processor from
turns on
the
management
remains
the
power
battery
regulator
latches
same.
to
which
the
and
both
is
off
and
unplugged,
microprocessor
their
internal
processor
The
management
memories,
continuously
the
single
processor.
blank.
be
temporarily
generating
main
No
control
detect
that
battery
messages
circuitry,
Vcc
supply
and
then
programs
and
pulses
processor
green
AC
The
are
powered
connected
to
the
is
on.
to
whole
From
is
start
LCD
sent,
the
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82
of
144
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At LED
later cate
Both gram RAM pump altered. if
this
point,
indicator
message
BATT.
main
board
EPROM
is
battery-backed
was
last
The
management
the
date
or
the
door
is
turned
from
the
processors
contents.
turned
time
off.
data
processor
on
management
Any
by
This
is
again.
test
internal
memory
the 3 volt
data
processor
is
invalid.
reset
by
If
the
pump
processor
and
failure
battery,
is
tested
reads
the
management
is
causes
external
results and
to
be
the
contents
THEORY
actually
stores
sure
running
the
LED
RAM
in a system
important
that
of
the
OF
OPERATION
processor,
indicators
memories
alarm.
its
contents
on
the
data
and
as
The from have
time-of-day
the
green
main
battery,
to
switch
well
as
the
management
when not
been
clock
and
AC
a
to
indi-
pro-
the
alarms
Messages
O.K.”
start
messages
management
The
management
drawn
turned
“System
The
pump the
time.
The
display
the
LCD voltage
cessor audible
by
the
on
and a system
Alarms.”
pump
processor
door
is
restriction
management
digits.
settings
controller
and
and
management
alarm
to
be
exchanged
detect
and/or
pump
processor
alarm
driver
initializes
closed and
motor
home
processor
Data
displayed
from
the
Biomed
is
initialized
backlight
or
an
“Error”
between
if
either
software
processor
sounds
is
tested,
alarm
is
generated.
the
the
air-in-line
position
sends
is
Menu
by
management
are
turned
processor,
message
management
ceases
will
sound
the
chime
and
if
the
Refer
pumping
mechanism
block
is
located
commands
determined
that
on.
“I’m
and any
on
by
concern
O.K.”
failure
the
LED
and
to
work
an
alarm..
sound
current
tube
as
to
processor
of
read
to
Alarm
detector
well.
If
the
door
the
data
data
retention
messages
in
the
the
displays.
pump
correctly.
circuits
processors.
If
audible
is
too
low,
Code
number
in
alarm.
the
indicates
not,
then
this
processor
stored
in
management
and
commands,
start
to
flow
exchange
Periodic
this
happens,
The
the
backup
71
in
ASIC
device.
that a set
is
done
to
initialize
start-up
and
will
values.
LCD
between
result
“I’m
the
current
alarm
section
is
at
the
RAM
If
in
place,
RUN
LED
and
8.3
the
The
contrast
door
pro-
in
either
is
an
Once
the
Hold
7.9.2 When
and
the
with
back mined rate
or
is
illuminated
950953
Rev B (9/04)
all
power-up
state,
and
Hold
State
the
microprocessor
Information
the
status,
Rate
by
setup
and
Volume
the
software
Piggyback
at a reduced
testing
awaits
has
operator
Operation
is
Display
instructions
To
Be
power-up
volume
data
brightness
been
completed
action.
in
the
Hold
indicates
or
the
any
Delivered
defaults,
is
zero,
then
to
and
state,
the
yellow
time
left
relevant
displays
and
indicate
alarm
indicate
previous
the
Piggyback
that
there
and
volume
messages.
the
are
no
alarms,
Hold
indicator
the
appropriate
saved
data.
display
Primary
the
pump
is
delivered
The
values,
Primary
data
If
either
remains
display
digits
goes
into
illuminated,
along
and
Piggy-
as
deter-
Piggyback
blank.
If
would
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it
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management
determine
200
if
the | |
which
SERVICE
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keys
are
processor
prompt
MANUAL
operated.
uses
to
show
the
on
state
of
the
the
Information
door
and
the
air-in-line
Display.
tubing
detector
to
if
message key
At
changed alarm
over
held, three
volume
The
Delivered
there
In
the
the
Menu
During that
in
the
channel
“Hold than 3 minutes, Manual will
has
been
will
be
is
pressed.
any
time
while
by
pressing
will
beep
or
under
the times
pump
will
Hold
features
choices
are
Hold
Time
if
corresponding
per
second.
to
be
delivered
will
not
Display
be
no
state,
available
are
the
Hold
detected generate
state
of
the
LEDs.
Exceeded”
unless
for
an
explanation
be
deactivated
pressed
shown
in
once,
the
maximum
in
at
the
the
Hold
the
keys
and
the
digit
Normally,
can
begin
operation,
of
the
current
response.
pressing
(MENU)
there.
available.
state,
software
an
without
key
In
addition,
alarm
Hold
until
the
response
bottom
state,
below
corresponding
or
will
be
set
to
of
the
the
minimum
continue
either
from
however,
row
is
gives
Once
the
pump
internal
immediate
presses,
if
Extender
of the
door
if
the
the
pump
Hold
is
closed.
the
option
an
alarm
the
LCD
rate
and
display
digits.
digit
value
to
change
rate
can
zero
to
9999.9
if
either
set
to
zero.
access
tests
alarm.
door
to
is
running,
are
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word
“Hold”
is
closed, a timer
remains
is
being
Extender
Once
condition
Information
volume
will
has
be
the
performed
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increase
been
and
set
from
ml.
the
If
two
Main
only
20-30
is
on
hold
to
be
key
reached.
the
zero
Leading
Rate
keys
and
some
periodically
seconds
displayed
without
utilized.
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the
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door
the
is
then
the
appropriate alarm
Display
delivered
is
pressed
or
decrease
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alarm
will
to
999.9
zeros
or
the
Volume
are
pressed
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have in
is
activated
key
(See
the
door
is
closed
the
until
either
values
once,
beep,
are
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and
and any
may
the
by
one,
is
pressed
at a rate
ml/hr,
while
not
displayed.
To Be
simultaneously
and
Alternate
problems
transpired
the
unused
which
presses
Outlook
opened,
timer
for
Operator’s
the
is
reset
be
audible
or
roll
and
of
the
all
of
while
VTBD
causes
more
timer
for
a
another pressed
for
If
cause open, turn
Page
another
the
door
audible
the
off
84
of
144
three to
silence
three
is
pump
the
device
minutes.
the
audible
minutes.
open,
the
clicks.
is
on
This
battery
after
Once
the
“Hold
power
is
to
power
alarm,
can
return
be
prevent
and
approximately
Time
Exceeded”
the
pump
turned
on
but
accidental
in
the
Hold
20
minutes
alarm
to
the
all
other
data
or
state,
to
conserve
is
activated,
Hold
key
panel
status
changes.
the
system
the
state,
and
switches
will
battery.
950953
must
be
reset
the
timer
can
only
If
the
door
is
automatically
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OPERATION
7.9.3
When formed
Delivered
ered digit
and
alarm
The pumping.
Before If
The
This
and
mechanical
Run
either
before
Display
Displays
is
illuminated, a warning
the
audible
is
generated.
management
it
begins,
it
indicates
pump
processor
position
the
optical
State
PRIMARY
Operation
fluid
is
are
zero
delivery
alarm
To
processor
the
pump
that a tube
moves
is
the
point
yoke
sensor
or
electrical
set
to
zero,
and
PIGGYBACK
sounds,
clear
the
then
processor
is
not
the
where
beam
problem
or
PIGGYBACK
begins.
If
First,
or
either
message
the
door
alarm
sends
close
delivery
if
of
is
displayed,
is
checks
present, a “Flow
restriction
the
restriction
detects
which
motor
the
prevents
either
the
the
Piggyback
was
pressed,
the
opened
the
the
after
door,
commands
air-in-line
Clamp
to
determine
valve
rests
end
of
the
this
is
pressed,
Primary
Rate
the
Alarm
is
press
O
to
the
block
Position”
its
upon
the
restriction
will
generate
several
Rate
or
appropriate
Indicator
tests
or
Volume
Volume
is
are
To
zero
illuminated,
pressed, a “Door
and
press
pump
processor
and
flow
clamp
alarm
is
generated.
home
reference
channel
motor
an
in
shaft.
alarm.
the
per-
To Be
Be Deliv-
display
Open”
again.
to
begin
detector.
position.
cassette,
Any
The
pressure
.
able
limit,
and
caused attempt relieved, and
If required
Pumping
400.0 for cessor. the not
restriction
The ery
by
the
to
let
an
the
door
these
tests
for
is
carried
ml/hr
dynamic
The
point
where
energized,
valve
main
motor
chamber. undetermined chamber pressure
is
required
in a certain
transducer
the
door
loading
the
of a full
pressure
“Upstream
is
open,
then a system
are
successful,
accurate
delivery and
out
or
greater,
pressures
initial
in
conditions
delivery
so
that the
is
closed.
is
first
When
the
amount
of fluid
for
number
is
read
by
is
closed,
the
cassette.
be
relieved
Occlusion”
the
pump
pumping
in
repeating
the
occlusion
the
set.
All
when
begins,
transfer
moved
cassette
proper
the
valve
forward
is
is
held
pumping
of
main
the
pump
processor.
pump
processor
The
transfer
back
upstream.
alarm
is
generated.
alarm
is
generated.
processor
begins.
cycles,
at
the
pressure
events
the
refill
during
cycle
piston
is
closed
starts
at a high
installed
into
within
each
action,
motor
steps,
solenoid
If
computes
rate
selected
limit
is
raised
the
are
is
fully
and
the
speed
the
mechanism,
of
the
so
that
the
pump
If
this
reading
assumes
is
the
reading
If
there
is a
the
various
by
to
cycle
are
that
the
forward,
refill
to
pressurize
two
chambers. A full
if
the
chamber
processor
is
that
there
energized
(or
pressure)
high
transducer
motor
the
operator.
400
mmHg
initiated
main
motor
the
transfer
valve
is
open,
the
fluid
and
the
door
does
tries
above
an
is
high
pressure
several
accept-
times
cannot
reading
timing values
If
the
to
compensate
by
the
pump
is
retracted
solenoid
and
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in
the
is
shut,
delivery
not
come
to
fill
the
to
be
rate
is
pro-
to
is
deliv-
an
up
to
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actuating
Then,
piston
When
their
four
ber, a “Bag
from
the
the
main
to
move
the
transfer
original
such
attempts
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After a pause
sette
or
valves
The
restriction
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the
point
where
this
is
when
actual
determined
signal a
constant pressure necessary the
end
ters)
of
delivery
the
pressure
in
the
by
while
controlling
level
rises,
to
insure
of
pumping
fluid
will
rates,
in
tubing
caused
flow.
the
refill
chamber.
transfer
motor
solenoid,
draws
forward,
pushing
solenoid
positions,
the
are
motor
more
are
made
alarm
pressure
not
properly
opens
the
valve
pumping
the
selected
the
as
determined
the
restriction
accurate
as
it
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have
been
but
the
results
the
tubing
by
the
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which
the
petal
fluid
is
then
released,
fluid
will
to
fill
up
is
generated,
is
checked
seated,
the
restriction
starts
to
begins.
delivery
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rate,
restriction
by
the
valve
is
fluid
delivery - if
at
the
start, a predictable
delivered.
are
the
will
only
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fluid
flow
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accomplished
opens
module
from
the
back,
the allowing
have been
the
delivery
otherwise,
and
if
it
has
an
alarm
valve
open,
the
pressure
main
motor
and
the
motor,
selected
opened,
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maximum
and
the
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same
over
at
the
patient’s
itself
or
other items
by
transfer
refill
valve,
which
chamber the
captured
chamber.
the
system
dropped
is
generated.
while
the
in
steps
pump
processor
that the
internal
occlusion
if
it
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pressure
amount
control
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methods
range
pressure,
stopping
simultaneously
and
the
closes
into the
inlet
and
refill
in
the
delivery
If
this
does
is
checked
too
far,
implying
transducer
the
delivery
forward
at a constant
monitors
pressure
pressure.
the
valve
in
the
chamber
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are
used
of
rates
and
plus
any
that
may
be
obstructing
main
motor
the
inlet
allows
delivery
valves
the
chamber.
to
return
chamber.
not
fill
the
for
leaks.
that the
signal
is
chamber
monitored.
drops,
speed
the
transducer
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maintained If
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is
closed.
is
the
This
same
0.83
at
different
pressures.
dynamic
Note
pressures
the
and
valve.
refill
to
Up
to
cham-
cas-
and
at
internal
is
at
millili-
that
fluid
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the
solenoid
ward,
retracted the
next
ward.
Several
motor
If
the
system
If
the
Line”
auxiliary pumping
selected
opened.
Page
86
end
of
the
cycle,
is
actuated.
the
refill
chamber
and
the
piston
cycle.
checks
encoder
restriction
alarm
air-in-line
alarm
The
are
does
optical
is
generated.
sensor
is
generated.
the
Since
returns
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made
not
detects
has
see
yoke
transmitter/receiver
the
of
144
pressure
maximum
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the
pressure
in
pressure),
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restriction
the
refill
been
filled
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motor
during
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is
pumping
motor
fails
air
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delivery
pumping
not
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pulled
movement a system
to
over a certain
failure
valve
is
closed
piston
from
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back
to
sense
was
the
fluid
far
assure
the
restriction
pumping,
of
which
chamber
stops
reaches a preset
momentarily
within a few
to
prepare
pulled
IV
fluid
is
pushed
back
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proper
alarm
number
the
air-in-line
will
generate
seconds,
for
as
the
main
container.
into the
that
the
piston
delivery.
is
generated.
valve
closing
of
pumping
sensor
an
limit
while
the
an
“Occlusion”
refill,
and
the
motor
As
the
delivery
First,
when
steps,
pair
alarm.
moved
main
chamber
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if
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fully
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expected,
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“Air-In-
is
tested
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during
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restriction
valve
alarm
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warn-
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is
generated.
“Occlusion”
If
there amount successful,
The
pumping
rate
in
seconds,
ting.
The
is
pressed
immediately.
For
safety
alarm
is
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of
air
collected
and a “Solution”
rate
the
Rate
the
audible
new
the
pump
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called a coprocessor
mines
erates causing
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an
alarm.
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incorrect
In
addition,
or
warning
enough
fluid
in
can
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changed
Display,
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alarm
delivery
reliability
rate
will
calculate
during
function.
pump
processor
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prevents a single
delivery.
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pump
will
be
available
to
delivery
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then
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the
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is
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generated,
refill
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chamber,
be
the
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(ENTER).
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Rate
change
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delivery
the
management
the
operation
fluid
software
bug,
THEORY
reaches
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delivery
state
Display
parameters
chamber,
start
of
by
using
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will
until
of
the
properly,
damage
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the
preset
pressure
the
is
processor
pump
it
or
is
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to
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pressed.
initiate
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processor
stops
temporary
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pressure,
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cycle
keys
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the
system
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each
is a
large
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previous
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the
rate
change
what
and
if
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and
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loss
time.
not
be
the
set-
is deter-
gen-
from
7.9.4
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operate.
KVO
cally delivery continues
either state.
VTBD being
7.9.5 Whenever
ately.
retracts minated
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Primary
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state.
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message.
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increased
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to
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runs
Once
value
used
as
Alarm
the
If
the
(as
if
and
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Vein
The
audible
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is
above
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increased
out,
the
instrument
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been
described
State
microprocessor
pump
it
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the
audible
will display a message option mode
to
display a screen
can
continue
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Volume
Alarm
maximum
to
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alarm
sounds
compensate
3.0
ml/hr, as
fluid
giving a “Bag
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set
above
earlier).
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is
in
the
Run
the
end
of a pump
alarm chimes.
flash
an
abbreviated
which
indicates
suggesting
since
the
NiCad
Operation
Be
Delivered
is
turned
periodically,
pressure
it
setting
for
400 ml/hr
is
reduced
is
delivered.
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into
the
Hold
zero
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detects
state
an
alarm
when
cycle)
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the
alarm
the
cause
steps
backup
Display
on
while
and
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or
to
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alarm,
or
state,
the
automatic
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the
alarm
and
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of
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to
take
to
battery
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Information
to
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state
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flow
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pump
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occurs,
stops.
time,
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alarm.
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eliminate
on
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to
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value
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Volume
continue
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will
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Alarm
the
The
Volume
the
state
main
Alarm
To Be
Information
user
will
the
problem.
board
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pump
enters
continues
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displays
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and
if
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selected
Delivered
indefinitely,
to
go
run
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begins
motor
Indicator
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will
operate
value
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into
the
Hold
until
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method
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immediately
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Delivered
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will
the
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alarm
the
the
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and
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pump
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on
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removing
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ALARMS,
&
TROUBLESHOOTING
CHAPTER
PUMP
8.1
ALARM
The
Alarm,
available time
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size
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