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The letters PACS stand for Programmable Autoclave Control System. The object of the control system is to produce command s and transmit
these to the sterilizer components enabling for a number of sterilization processes to be accomplished in accordance with a predicted pattern. The command signals are generated by the control unit comput er pro­gram in combination with measurements of the process paramete r val­ues. The latter consist mainly of times, temperatures and pressures.
The operator communicates with the control unit via a control p anel or a standard PC (OPC). The control panel is available in the versions OP1 and OP2, where OP1 is the smallest type and consists of two door oper­ation keys and eight sig nal light diodes onl y.
The OP2 panel has a 102 x 25 mm LCD, six program selector keys, sig­nal lights and up-dow n and right-left keys to display desir ed informa­tion in preprogramm ed windows. Programm ing can also be done by means of the OP2, but this is limited to numeral values. The OP2 panel is mainly designed for entering operator adjustable parameters.
There are connection ports in the PACS 2000 all owing a maximum of two OP1s, two OP2s or one of each. Simultaneously with this combina­tion, OPC can be connected , but only on e of all these can be the com­manding unit at a time.
All operating panel s are made for monitoring the pro c esses by display­ing any set parameter value as well as current values on request. All rel­evant data associated with a particular process such as batch No., operator No., date, etc., may be entered by the operator using OPC.
Documentation of programs, system definitions and process data can be made by connecting a printer to OPC. A host computer can also be con­nected direct to the co ntrol unit CPU.
Where the demand requires a measuring an d monito ring system, co m­pletely indepen de n t o f t h e control system, a PA CS SUPERVISOR sys­tem may be connected. This con tains a CPU, OP2 an d interfaces wi th the CPU of the sterilizer control unit. The SUPERVISOR measure­ments are made by its own separate temperature and pressure sensors.
The computer contains a program for automatic calibration of tempera­ture and pressure transducers. Alternatively correction constants, when known, may be entered manually. Among PACS 2000 test fu nctions there are facilities for activating analog and digital outputs and monitor­ing analog and digital inputs. With OPC or OPH, up to 16 service alarms, flagged as display codes, can be programmed, based either upon operation tim e in hours or number of ste rilizing c ycles. In bo th cases th e maximum programmable d igits are 9999. Service a larms are displayed also by OP2, but this panel will not allow for programming of these.
The hardware of the steri lizer control system contains the operating panels easily locate in a suitable place. The CPU and po wer pack are
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placed in a separate electrical enclosure, connected to the operating pan­els.

Description of terms

STERILIZATION means the whole series of treatments to form a pro­cess in order to attain total killing of all viable organisms. This is in con­nection with autoclaves usually made up by air removal, heat treatment and a drying phase.
STERILIZING means the actual killin g part, th e heat treatmen t, of the total process.
Analogous to the two expressions above, STERILIZATION TIME means the durability of the total process from the start until the goods can be unloaded. PROCESS TIME is equal to sterilization time.
STERILIZING TIME represents that part of the process on ly during which the programmed STERILIZING TEMPERATURE prevails in the chamber.
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PARAMETER in this context means the ELEMENTS WHICH INFLUENCE the sterilization course. Examples of parameters in the sterilization process are temperature, pressure, time, gas concentration, etc. The PARAMETER VALUES may be fixed in the program or oper­ator adjustable.
F
-VALUE is a time defined by the equ ation
0
t
T
k1–
t
()
------------------­k
2
F
10
=
0
0
×
dt
t = Time in minutes
T(t) =
k
= Constant within the range 0.0 - 150.0 oC. Usually 121.1 oC
1
= Constant withi n the range 0.0 - 99.9 oC. Usually 10.0 oC
k
2
The F
Load temperature at time t
. value is based upon the sterilizing time, required for the temper-
0
ature prevailing in each moment, being recalculated to the base temper­ature for steam sterilization, 121.1
o
C
The use of F
value is most common in the pharmaceutical field, where
0
often the time control of sterilization processes is based upon this value, thereby utilizing t he heat appl ied du ring heat ing u p and cooli ng down . By this method, heat sensitive products do not need to be exposed to high temperatures for a longer period of time than required in obtaining a sterile result.
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OP C

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OP C is a standard IBM compatible PC with DOS and with backup util­ities on hard disk and flop py. OP C is intend ed to be used for progra m development. The menu tree includes menus for loading data on dis­kette or hard disk. OP C communicates with the PACS 2000 via a stan­dard RS232 serial interface connected as COM1. COM2, if installed, may be used for connecting a printer or a PROM programmer. In Local mode it is possible to run the program without any PACS connected.

OP H

OP His identical to OP C with the extension that it can be connected to a network includ ing more than one PAC S. OP H communicates wi th the PACS 2000 via a standard RS485 serial interface. OP H is communicat­ing with one PACS at a time.
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Screen lay-out
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The screen is divided into six wind ows, each one displ aying differe nt kind of information.
WINDOW 1
F1
PREV HELP
F2
F3
F4 F5 F6
WINDOW 2
WINDOW 4
WINDOW 5
WINDOW 6
F7
WINDOW 3
F8 F9
F10
Window 1 shows system date and time
shows connected sterilizer name and n umb er on OP H
Window 2 shows sequence number and symbolic name for the
active PACS prog ra m in on -l i ne mo de a nd pr og ra m version number in local mode
Window 3 shows symbolic name and sub-phase number for the
Window 4 shows all menu functions in the menu tree. Active
Window 5 describes the active function of the keys F1-F10 Window 6 shows menu handling messages for all menus except
Function keys F1-F10
The function of these keys are depending on the menu selected i n the menu tree and will be shown in fully written out text in a window on the display close to the appropriate key.
active PACS phase in on-line mode. Shows the text ”LOCAL MODE” when in that mode.
menu headline is displayed in the upper right corner of the window.
process pictures. In process pictures the left part of the window is used
for PACS error texts and the right part for PACS information text s
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On line / Local mode
OP can operate in two modes, ONLINE mode and LOCAL mode. In On-line mode the communicat ion link between OP and PACS is acti­vated and the data base in the two units contain i dentical data . In local mode OP works remote ly without any communi cation with PACS.
Local modes are available in version OPH and OPC.

The OPC / OPH menu tree

Below follows that part of the menu tree which is of use for the operator.
MODE MENU
MAIN MENU
Menu in frame is not available in Local Mode
START PROGRAM
ACTIVATE PROGRAM
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PARAMETER INPUT
BATCH DEFINITION
SYSTEM MODE
Pass word level 1 required
NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1
NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 2 ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE PLOT PROCESS PICTURE
Pass word level 2 required
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The OPC / OPH menu tree
Below follows that part of the menu tree which is of use for the service man.
MODE MENU
MAIN MENU
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START PROGRAM
ACTIVATE PROGRAM
PARAMETER INPUT
BATCH DEFINITION
SYSTEM MODE
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING CALENDAR CALIBRATION
ANALOG INPUT MANUAL CALIBRATION ANALOG INPUT AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION ANALOG OUTPUT MANUAL CALIBRATION
SERVICE ERROR LOG
TEST FUNCTION
TEST ANALOG INPUT TEST ANALOG OUTPUT TEST DIGITAL INPUT TEST DIGITAL OUTP UT TEST USER FLAG TEST SYSTEM FLAG TEST PICTURE TEST PRINTER TEST LED
Menu in frame is not available in Local Mode
NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1
NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 2 ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE PLOT PROCESS PICTURE
Pass word level 2 required
Pass word level 1 required
Pass word level 3 required
LOG-FILES
OP H only
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Passwords

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Four passwor ds exists in the PACS 2000 and consists of four digits 0000-9999. The passwords are
operator password
needed to start restricted processes and to open doors after a process failure
parameter password
needed to accept change of pr ogram parameters service password
needed for entering maintenance menus program password
needed for entering programming menus
The parameter password may, as an option, be exchanged to a pass key connected to a dig ita l in put. The pass k ey overri des the para meter pass­word.
Passwords at delivery:
The passwords set in the con trol system is revealed in a special docu ­ment delivered in a sealed envelope together with the sterilizer manuals.

Menu descriptions

Mode menu

This is the first menu shown after power-up. Here the operator can choose which mode the OP should work in. ON-LINE MODE for connection with PACS 2000 or LOCAL MODE for stand alone op eration.
Alternative 3 in the menu ter m inates the program and returns to DOS. Parameter code is required to use this alternative.
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MODE MENU
1. ONLINE MODE
2. LOCAL MODE
3. EXIT
P 1 PROGRAM 1
STANDBY 01
F1 F2
PREV
F3
F4
F5 F6
F7
BAUDR
F8 F9
HELP
F10
MOM.EPS
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An alternative is highlighted with alternative can also be highlighted by pressing the number of the desired alternative.
Before ON-LINE MODE is activated PACS 2000 communication
baud rate can be altered. F7 sho ws a window were the operator can choose betwee n the alterna tives 1200 , 2400, 4800 and 9600 vi a a choice list. Default value is 9600 baud.
Valid only for OP H: If ON-LINE MODE is chosen a window i s
shown where the operator can specify which sterilizer he like to be con­nected to. Allowed values are: 1 - 99.
ON-LINE / LOCAL MODE
OP can operate in two modes, O N-LINE MO DE and LOCA L MOD E. In ON-LINE MODE the communication link between OP and PACS 2000 is activated and the data bases in the two units contain s identical data. In LOCAL MODE OP works without any communication to PACS.
LOCAL MODE is avai lable on v ersion OP H and OP C while OP 3
always requires ON-LINE MODE.
Following menu functions are not available in LOCAL MODE:
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and selected with ENTER. A
START PROGRAM and all under lying menus.
CALIBRATION MENU and all underlying menus.
ERROR LOGG
TEST ANALOG INPUT
TEST ANALOG OUTPUT
TEST DIGITAL INPUT
TEST DIGITAL OUTPUT
TEST USER FLAG
TEST SYSTEM FLAG
TEST PICTURE
TEST LED
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F7 BAUDR - Activate PACS 2000 baud rate window F9 HELP - Help text
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Main menu

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Select either START PROGRA M, SYSTEM MODE or LOG FILES by highlighting the desired text usin g then push ENTER.
Activation of SYSTEM MODE or LOG FILE requires a password with level 2 (service passwo r d) or hig he r. No n acc epted p asswo rd re su lt s in a message in window 6.
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or typing the leading number,
Activate program
NOTE!
Item 3 LOG FILES on the menu is only available with OP H.
F1 PREV - Previous menu F9 HELP - Help text
Activate desired prog ram , from the scrollable list.
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ACTIVATE PROG RAM
PACS PROGRAM DIRECTORY
P01 PROGRAM_1 P02 PROGRAM_2 P03 PROGRAM_3 P04 PROGRAM_4 P05 PROGRAM_5 P06 PROGRAM_6 P07 PROGRAM_11 P08 PROGRAM_7 P09 PROGRAM_12
F1 F2
PREV HELP
F3
P1
P 1 PROGRAM 1
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F4
P2
F5 F6
P3
P4 P5
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
F10
NEXT
Highlight de sired program using
ÏÐ
and confirm selection wi th
ENTER. The first five programs in the list may also be activated by pushing F3-F7. Activation of a program is automatically followed by PARAMETER INPUT menu.
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Parameter input

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Functio n keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F3-F7 P1 - P5 - Activate first five progra ms in li st F9 HELP - Help text F10 NEXT - Go to PARAMETER INPUT menu without activating any
new program.
This menu will not be shown if the select ed program do es not contain any adjustable parameter.
With PACS in stand by mode only, this menu allows for the operator to change adjustable parameters for the previously selected progr a m.
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PARAMETER INPUT
PARAMETER
STERIL TEMP STERIL TIME
F1
BACK
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
SET VALUE LIMIT LO
121.0
00:20:00
Enter pas sword:
F4 F5 F6
00:02:00
STANDBY 01
LIMIT HI
100.0 01:00:00
F7
F8 F9
135.0
HELP
UNIT
C
F10
NEXT
The parameter pas sword m ust be en tered to enable for an y paramet er to be changed. If password in put is disabl ed with F1, th e parameter list can only be scrolled through but no parameters c an be changed.
If KEY password mode is enabled, the password window never occurs on screen. The status of the specified key input then decides whether the parameters are allowed to be changed or just d isplayed.
Parameter inputs are checked against the high and low limits shown on screen. Inputs beyond limits are met with a message in Window 6.
Functio n keys: F1 BACK - Go to ACTIVATE PROGRA M menu.
F9 HELP - Help text. F10 NEXT - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1 menu. If bar
code is installed, go to BATCH DE FINITION menu.
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Batch definition

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Data in this menu are part of the information found in the printer log and should be entered prior to start of a process with PACS in stand by mode.
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BATCH DEFINITION
OPERATOR: ARTICLE:
F1
BACK
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
HELP
F10
NEXT
Each input contains max imum 16 character s. Only b atch fields ha ving field prompts de f in e d are shown in this menu. Th e ba t c h f iel d prompts, maximum 6 fields, are defined in the PRINTER LOG DEFINITION.
If the definition prescribes field entry as a requirement, the field can not be left without any character entered.
Function keys: F1 BACK - Go to ACTIVATE PROGRAM menu.
F9 HELP - Help text. F10 NEXT - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PIC.1 menu.

Normal process picture 1

This menu continuou sly displays PAC S data on screen . No data en try possible.
Active process tim e and phase t ime are sh own on th e same li ne as the heading.
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The left column shows the current values of the continuing process parameters. These are parameters defined in the 15 first entries of NOR­MAL PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION.
The right column shows the set values of the continuing process 15 first A and I parameters. These will not be updated.
PACS error text is shown on the fir st half of line 25 a nd informat ion text on remaining half. Operator password will be prompted for on this line after a process fail­ure.
Function keys: F1 BACK - Go to ACTIVATE PROGRAM menu.
F2 NPIC1 - No function in this menu. F3 NPIC2 - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 2. F4 EPIC - Go to ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE. F5 PPIC - Go to PLOT PROCESS PICTURE. F6-F10 Name and function defined by PACS program.

Normal process picture 2

This menu continuou sly displays PAC S data on screen . No data en try possible.
Active process tim e and phase t ime are sh own on th e same li ne as the heading.
The left column shows the current values of the continuing process parameters. These ar e para meters def ined in the 16 - 30 fir st entr ies of NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION .
The right column shows the cu rrent values of the contin uing process parameters. These ar e para meters def ined in the 31 - 45 fir st entr ies of NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION .
PACS error text is show n on the first half of li ne 25 and inform ation text on the remaining half.
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Enlarged picture

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Function keys: F1 BACK - Go to ACTIVATE PROGRAM menu.
F2 NPIC1 - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1. F3 NPIC2 - No function in this menu. F4 EPIC - Go to ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE. F5 PPIC - Go to PLOT PROCESS PICTURE. F6-F10 Name and function defined by PACS program.
This menu continuou sly displays PAC S data on screen . No data en try possible.
Data is displayed with enlarged character s in order to facilitate dista nt readings.
Active process tim e and phase t ime are sh own on th e same li ne as the heading.
Maximum 4 par am et ers can be shown in t hi s me n u. Ac t ua l p a rame te rs are defined in ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION.
PACS error text is show n on the first half of li ne 25 and inform ation text on remaining half.
Function keys: F1 BACK - Go to ACTIVATE PROGRAM menu.
F2 NPIC1 - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1. F3 NPIC2 - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 2. F4 EPIC - No function in this menu. F5 PPIC - Go to PLOT PROCESS PICTURE. F6-F10 Name and function defined by PACS program.
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Plot process picture

This menu plots real time signals in a diagram on the screen. Signal names and corresponding Y-axis are listed above the plot.
Active process and phase ti mes are shown on the same line as the header.
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Maximum 2 Y-axis and 6 si gn als can be disp lay ed. Si gn als and Y-axi s are defined in the me nu PLOT PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION.
PACS error text is shown on the fir st half of line 25 a nd informat ion text on remaining half.
The length of the X-axis will auto matically adapt to the duration of the active process.
Function keys: F1 BACK - Go to ACTIVATE PROGRAM menu.
F2 NPIC1 - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 1. F3 NPIC2 - Go to NORMAL PROCESS PICTURE 2. F4 EPIC - Go to ENLARGED PROCESS PICTURE. F5 PPIC - No function in this menu. F6-F10 Name and function defined by PACS program.

System mode menu

Highlight desired altern ative using push ENTER.
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down or leading n umber then
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Activation of SYSTEM PROGRA MMING requires entering a pass­words with level 4.

Calendar

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SYSTEM MODE MENU
1. SYSTEM PROG RAMMING
2. CALENDAR
3. CALIBRATION
4. SERVICE
5. ERROR LOGG
6. TEST FUNCTIONS
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu.
F9 HELP- Help text.
Changing date and system time is made in this menu.
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CALENDAR
P 1 PROGRAM 1
STANDBY 01
F10
HELP
DATE: 1994 / 02 / 23 YYYY / MM / DD
TIME: 15 : 40 : 30 HH : MM : SS
F1
PREV
F2
F3
F4 F5 F6
F7
F8 F9
HELP
F10
EXIT
The format of date depe nds on the way it is specif ied in the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION menu.
Possible formats are: SW - yy/mm/dd US - mm/dd/yy EU - dd/mm/yy Ranges for time field are 00:00:00 - 23:59:59
Function keys: F1 PREV - Abort menu and cancel setting
F9 HELP- Help text.
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F10 EXIT - Exit menu and activate setting

Calibration menus

Highlight desired alter native using push ENTER.
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or leading number and then
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CALIBRATION MENU
1. ANALOG I NPUT MANUAL CALIBRAT ION
2. ANALOG I NPUT AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION
3. ANALOG OUTPUT MANUAL CALIBRATION
F1
PREV
F2
F3
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F9 HELP- Help text.

Analog input manual calibration

The calibration const ants gain (A) an d offset (B) for analog input sig­nals should be set in this menu.
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
HELP
F10
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ANALOG INPUT MANUAL CALIBRATION
SYMBOLIC NAME
AI00
CHAMBER TEMP
AI01
JACKET TEMP
AI02
CONTROL TEMP
AI03
PRESSURE
F1
PREV
F2
F3
F4 F5 F6
P 1 PROGRAM 1
TYPE
PT100 PT100 PT100 PRESS
UNIT
STANDBY 01
A-GAIN
F7
0.000
0.000
0.000
0.000
C C C BAR
B-OFFSET
0.000
F8 F9
HELP
0.0
0.0
0.0
F10
EXIT
The number of AI shown in the scrollable list is defined by the AI-mod­ules specified in the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU. A maxi­mum of 32 AI-channels on 10 AI-modules can be specified.
A-gain is a value between 0.000 and 9.999. The format (unit) of the B-offset is the same as that of the actual sensor.
Input is limited to ±10% of the range of the actual, AI-sensor.
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Function keys: F1 PREV - Abort menu and skip all changes
F9 HELP- Help text. F10 EXIT - Exit menu and save changes.

Analog input automatic calibration

Selection of analog inputs

First of all the operator has to select the group of sensor to be calibrated by highlighting these.
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SELECT ANALOG INPUT FOR AUTO MATIC CALIBRATION
SYMBOLIC NAME
AI00
CHAMBER TEMP
AI01
JACKET TEMP
AI02
CONTROL TEMP
AI03
PRESSURE
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
TYPE
PT100 PT100 PT100 PRESS
F4 F5 F6
UNIT
STANDBY 01
CALIBRATE
C C C BAR
F7
YES YES NO NO
F8 F9
HELP
F10
CALIB
The number of AI shown in the scrollable list is defined of the AI-mod­ules specified in the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU. A maxi­mum of 32 AI-channels on 10 AI-modules can be specified.
A YES in the CALIBR ATE field in dicates tha t the sensor sh ould be included in the calibra tion. The operato r can toggle bet ween the alter­natives YES / NO with the button SPACE.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Skip changes and go back to previous menu
F9 HELP - Help text F10 CALIB - Go to automatic calibr ation.
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Automatic calibration

This menu is used for automatic calibration of analog inputs.
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ANALOG INPUT AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION SYMBOLIC NAME
AI00
CHAMBER TEMP
AI01
JACKET TEMP
F1
PREV
F2
F3
LOW
P 1 PROGRAM 1
VALUE
135,0 121,0
F4 F5 F6
HIGH PROT
UNIT
C C
STANDBY 01
A-GAIN
0.000
0.000
B-OFFSET
F7
0.0
0.0
F8 F9
HELP
REFERENCE LOW 0.8
HIGH 138.2
F10
Selected sensors are listed on the screen. A maximum of 14 sensors can be calibrated at the same t ime. Measured value and calc ulated A-gain and B-offset are continu ously updated for selected se nsors.
Calibration steps:
A Subject the sensors to the low reference medium and wait until the
measured value is stable.
B Write the measured value in LOW REFERENCE field and push F3
to send the value to PACS .
C Subject the sensors to the high reference medium and wait until the
measured value is stable.
D Write the measured value in HIGH REFERENCE field and push F5
to send the value to PACS . At this time, PACS calculates new gain and offset constants. Calcu­lated constants and measured sensor values are continuously updated on the screen.
By pushing F7, a calibration protocol is printed out. Before starting the print out, the operator may enter his signature in a pop up window, thereby including this signature in the protocol.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Abort menu
F3 LOW - Send low reference to PACS F5 HIGH - Send high reference to PACS and calculate new constants F9 HELP- Help text. F7 PROT - Print calibration protocol
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Analog output manual calibration

This menu is to set calibration constants such as gain (A) and offset (B) for analog outputs.
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ANALOG OUTPUT MANUAL CALIBRATION
SYMBOLIC NAME AO00
AO01 AO02
F1
PREV
F2
F3
LOW
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
HIGH
STANDBY 01
A-GAIN
0.000
0.000
0.000
F7
B-OFFSET
0.0
0.0
0.0
F8 F9
HELP
F10
EXIT
The number of AO shown in the scrollable list is defined by the number of AO-modules specified in the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION menu.
Each module contains 2 channels. A maximum of 4 AO-modules, i. e. 8 channels can be specified. A-GAIN is a value between 0.000 - 9.999 B-OFFSET is a value between 000.0 - 100.0 A-GAIN and B-OFFSET are set directly by pressing F10 when the fac-
tors have been modified. Otherwise calibration can be made in accordance with following proce­dure:
A Enter A-GAIN and B-OFFSET for the channel to be calibrated. B Mark calibration channel by placing the cursor in any field of this
line.
C Activate LOW calibration by pushing F3. On this command, PACS
will set actual AO-channel to 10.0% of maxim um output using entered gain and offset constants.
D Activate HIGH calibrat ion by pushing F5. On this command,
PACS will set actual AO-channel to 90.0% of maximum output using entered gain and offset constants.
E Output value will be measured. Step A - D should be repeated until
output measure is correct.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Abort menu and skip all changes
F3 LOW - Activate low value calibration F5 HIGH - Activate high va lu e c al i bra t i on F9 HELP- Help text
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F10 EXIT - Exit menu and save changes
This menu is to supervise the service intervals of the sterilizer. These can be based either on time or on n umber of cycles. Ei ght of each can be defined.
When a time or cycle limit is obtained, the SERVICE system flag SF17 is set.

Error log

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SERVICE
ACTIVITY INTERVAL ACT .VAL
1.
WEEKLY SERVICE
2.
MONTHLY SERVICE
3.
3-MONTH SERVICE
4.
6-MONTH SERVICE
5.
12-MONTH SERVICE
6.
7.
8.
1.
REPLACE AIR FILT
2.
COOLER CHECK
3.
VALIDATION
4.
F1
PREV
F2
F3
LIST EXIT
P 1 PROGRAM 1
40 176 530 1056 2112 0 0 0
600 4224 0 0
14 152 506 506 506 0 0 0
112 0 0 0
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF
ON ON OFF OFF
COMMAND
F8 F9
UNIT STAUS
HOUR HOUR HOUR HOUR HOUR HOUR HOUR HOUR
CYCLE CYCLE CYCLE CYCLE
F7
START
--
--
--
--
--
--
RESET
--
START
--
--
--
--
--
HELP
F10
F1 PREV - Previous menu F3 LIST - Show choice list F9 HELP- Help text. F10 EXIT - Exit menu and save changes
This menu displays the error log. This contains type of error, date, time and the name of the program in which it occurred.
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ERROR LOGG
ERROR DATE
1
TEMP SENS. ERROR 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
93/12/13
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
TIME 13:22:10
F7
PRINTSTORE
PROGRAM UTENSILS
F8 F9
F10
HELP
The error log cont ains information about th e latest 20 errors. This means that the oldest message is erased each time a ne w error message is stored.
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Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F2 STORE - Store error log on file F7 PRINT - Print error log F9 HELP - Help text

Test function menus

Test function menu.
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Analog input test

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TEST FUNCTION MENU
1. TEST ANALO G INPUT
2. TEST ANALO G OUTPUT
3. TEST DIG ITAL INPUT
4. TEST DIG ITAL OUTPUT
5. TEST USER FLAG
6. TEST SYST EM FLAG
7. TEST PICTURE DIGITAL
8. TEST PRINT ER
9. TEST LED
F1
PREV
Use
F2
F3
ÏÐ
to highlight your choice, then push ENTER.
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
HELP
F10
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F9 HELP - Help text
This menu shows all defined analog inputs in two columns on screen. Actual values are continuously updated.
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TEST ANALOG INPUT
AI00 CHAMBER TEMP AI01 JACKET TEMP AI02 CONTROLTEMP AI03 PRESSURE
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
120.9 C
121.5 C
118.7 C
1.058 BAR
F4 F5 F6
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
F10
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Analog output test

The operator is, by setting the mode to MANUAL, disabling the built in safety system! Make sure beyond all doubts that it is safe to set the output to manual mode before doing it.
In this menu, analog outputs can be set to desired values. Actual values are continuously updated.
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TEST ANALOG OUTPUT
SYMBOLIC NAME AO00
AO01
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
MODE AUTO
MANUAL
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
SET
VALUE %
F7
0.0
0.0
F8 F9
SEND
0.0
0.0
HELP
F10
EXIT
In AUTO mode the output is controlled by the PACS program In MANUAL mode the output can be set to desired v a lue.
The number of AO shown in scrollable form is defined of how many AO-modules are specified in SYSTEM CONF IGURATION menu. Each module contains 2 channels. A maximum of 4 AO-modules can be specified i. e. 8 channels.
MODE fields specify whether the output is in AUTO or MANUAL mode. Operator can, when in these fields, toggle between the two alter­natives using the SPACE bar.
In the SET field the operator can specify the value to which the output should be set. Limits for the value field is 0.0 - 100.0%. Note that MAN­UAL mode must be selected, otherwise SET will be ignored by PACS.
With F8 entered values can be sent to PACS without leaving this menu.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Abort test.
F8 SEND - Send entered values and mode to PACS. F9 HELP - Help text
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Digital input test

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F10 EXIT - Send entered valu es a nd mode to PACS and exit menu.
Remember to reset the mode to AUTO before leaving the menu.
This menu shows all define d digi tal inpu ts in three c olu mns on scr een. Actual values are continuously updated.
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TEST DIGITAL INPUT
DI00 SYMBOLIC NAME 0 DI01 SYMBOLIC NAME 1 DI02 SYMBOLIC NAME 0 DI03 SYMBOLIC NAME 1 DI04 SYMBOLIC NAME 1
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
Function key: F1 PREV - Previous menu
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
F10
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Digital output test

The operator is, by setting the mode to MANUAL, disabling the built in safety system! Make sure beyond all doubts that it is safe to set the output to manual mode before doing it.
In this menu, digital outp uts can be set to desired status. Actual values are continuously updated.
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TEST DIGI TAL OUTPUT
SYMBOLIC NAME DO00
DO01 DO02 DO03 DO04 DO05 DO06
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
MODE AUTO
AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO AUTO
F4 F5 F6
SET
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
STANDBY 01
STATUS
1 0 1 1 0 0 0
F7
F8 F9
SEND
HELP
F10
EXIT
In AUTO mode the output is controlled by the PACS program. In MANUAL mode the output can be set to desired st atus.
The number of DO sho wn i n scr ollab le fo rm is d efi ned of the numbe r of DO-modules specifi ed in SYSTEM CONFIGURATI ON menu. Each module contains 8 channels. A maxim um of 8 DO-modules can be specified i. e. 64 channels.
MODE fields specify whether the output is in AUTO or MANUAL mode. Operator can, when in this field, toggle between the two alterna­tives using the SPACE bar.
In the SET fields the operator specifies the output statu s. Operator can, when in these fields and in MANUAL mode, toggle between 0 and 1 using the SPACE key
With F8 entered status can be sent to PACS without leaving this menu.
Function keys: F1 PREV- Abort test.
F8 SEND - Send entered values and mode to PACS. F9 HELP - Help text
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Test user flag

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F10 EXIT - Send entered valu es a nd mode to PACS and exit menu.
Remember to reset the mode to AUTO before leaving the menu.
This menu shows all defined user flags in a scrollable list on screen. Actual values are continuously updated.

Test system flag

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USER FLAG TEST PICTURE
SYMBOLIC NAME UF000
UF001 UF002 UF003 UF004 UF005 UF006 UF007
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
STATUS
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
HELP
F10
Function key: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F9 HELP - Help text
This menu shows all defined system flags in a sc rollable list on screen. Actual values are continuously updated.
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SYSTEM FLAG TEST PICTURE
SYMBOLIC NAME SF000 INT I2C ERROR
SF001 OP1 I2C ERROR SF002 OP2 I2C ERROR SF003 OP31 COM ERROR SF004 OP32 COM ERROR SF005 OP33 COM ERROR SF006 PRINT CO M ERROR SF007 AUX COM ERROR
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
Function key: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F9 HELP - Help text
STATUS
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
HELP
F10
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Test picture

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This menu shows the status of all d igital in puts and ou tputs in th e sys­tem. Status are continuously updated.

Test printer

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DIGITAL TEST PICTURE
DI MOD 0
DO MOD 0 DO MOD 1
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
00000000 7input
00000000 7output 00000000 15
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
F10
The number of shown D I / DO modules are specified in SYSTEM CONFIGURATION menu.
Function key: F1 PREV - Previous menu
This menu sends test strings to connected printer.
Test LED
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TEST PRINTER
Strings sent to printer: PRINTER TEST FOLLOWS
!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFG HIJLKMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[]^_`abcdefghijklmno pqrstuvwxyz<|>~
Press <Enter> to continue <F1> to abort.
F1
PREV
F2
F3
P 1 PROGRAM 1
F4 F5 F6
STANDBY 01
F7
F8 F9
F10
Shown test str ings are sent to prin ter by pressing ENTER. Test is aborted with F1.
Function key: F1 PREV - Previous menu
When this menu is activated, a command is sent to PACS. On this command, PACS makes all LED’s flash for about 5 seconds on
all connected operat ing panels.
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Log-files (OP H only)

Function key: F1 PREV - Previous menu
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Print log-file

Display log-file

Print the selected log-file on a printer connected to the PC.
Highlight desired sterilizer number using the arrow-keys and press
ENTER. Select the log-file to be printed and press ENTER.
Function key: F1 PREV - Previous menu
The selected file is displayed on screen.
Highlight desired sterilizer number using the arrow-keys and press
ENTER. Select the log-file to be shown and press ENTER.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F6 BACK - Previous page of the log -fi l e F7 NEXT - Next page of the log-file

Copy log-file

The selected log-file is copied to disk and directory as decided.
Highlight desired sterilizer number using the arrow-keys and press
ENTER.
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Delete log-file

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Select the log-file to be copied an d press ENTER.
Specify the path and press F10 to copy the file.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu
F10 EXIT - Copy the fi le and leave menu
A previously copied log-file is deleted.
Highlight desired sterilizer number using the arrow keys and press
ENTER. Select the log-file to be deleted and press ENTER.
Note! Only files that have been copied can be deleted.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Previous menu

Plot log-file

The log-file may be plotted on screen in almost the same way as is described under heading ”PLOT PROCESS PICTURE”. The difference is that the plot is not d epending on settings made in ”PLOT PROCESS PICTURE DEFINITION” but on settings made in this menu.
Highlight desired sterilizer number using the arrow keys and press
ENTER. Select the log-file to be plotted and press ENTER.
Definition:
The plot picture can contain up to six signals and two y-axis.
Y-AXIS DEFINITION
Unit is specified via a choice list where t he operator can choose between C/F, BAR/kPa/PSI, % and F0. The unit for temperature and
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pressure is depending on selections made in the SYSTEM CONFIGU­RATION menu.
Formats and limits for high and low values are determined by the active unit.
UNIT FORMAT RANGE
C xxx.x 0.0 - 999.9
F xxx.x 0.0 - 999.9
BAR x.xxx 0.000 - 9.999
kPa xxx.x 0.0 - 999.9
PSI xx.xx 0.00 - 99.99
% xxx.x 0.0 - 100.0
F0 xxx.x 0.0 - 999.9

Print summary

An Y-axis is as activated if the value in high is greater than that in low. If Y-axis A i s no t a c t iv a ted it wi l l n ot be sh ow n. If Y-axis B is not
activated it is shown unmarked.
PLOT SIGNAL DEFINITION
Process picture signals are specified via a two step choice list where the operator can c hoose b etw een d efi ned AI, AO , F0, C P, DF an d TP fu nc­tions.
Y-AXIS defines which Y-ax is a signal is related to. The operator can toggle between the alternatives A/B with SPACE when in thes e fi elds.
Function keys: F1 PREV - Abort menu and skip all changes
F3 LIST - Show choice list F5 CLEAR - Clear active field F9 HELP - Help text F10 EXIT - Exit menu and save changes
An abstract co ntaini ng the info rmation l isted be low is se nt to th e printer connected to the PC.
Header
All phase shifts accompanied with a log.
All errors together with log.
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Log-file definition

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This menu manages the definition of the log-file. Up to 20 sterilizers may be defined.
PACS ID is the unique nu mber of the steri lizer as set in th e SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU. LOG-PATH describes the full way to the direct ory wher e the log- file is to be stored.
The following steps has to be taken before logging can be star ted.
OP33 in SYSTEM CONFIGURATION MENU set on.
System flag SF29 PC DISK LOG set.
The file name is composed in the following way : <STERILIZER No:><MONTH><DAY><RUNNIN G No .>.LOG
Function keys: F1 PREV - Abort menu and skip all changes
F5 CLEAR - Clear active field F9 HELP - Help text F10 EXIT - Exit menu and save changes
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Technical data

PACS 2000 Ver. 2.0
Adaptation to line voltage by means of transformer 2 * 18 ±10% VAC,
50 - 60 Hz
Power consumptio n depending on the degr ee of extension < 100 VA
o
Operating ambient temperature +10 - +60
C
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Humidity resistance control system
front panels
Water and dust protection of control system
front panel
Electromagnetic compatibility FCC 15 J, CIS PR22,
PC board performance according to CSA and UL Maximum distanc e between operator panel and control unit 10 m System sampli ng rate for all in- and outputs 4 Hz Type of digital input s supplied from system Opto-coupled 24 V DC Number of digital input modules Maximum 8 Number of inputs with each mo dule 8 Type of digital outputs Relays, contact rating
Number of digital output modules Maximum 8
90% rel. 100% rel. IP43 IP65
EN 50081, EN 50082 , IEC 801
12 A
Number of digital outputs with each module 8 Number of analog input modules Maximum 10 Number of analog inputs.- PACS 2000 alone
if PACS Supervisor is connected
Number and kind of analog inputs with module type: 1. 3 RTD Pt100
2. 3 thermocouple type K
3. 6 RTD Pt100
Maximum 32
Maximum 24
1 pressure
1 pressure
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Analog inputs ty pe : A. Temperature
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4. 6 thermocouple type K
5. 2 RTD Pt100 2 pressures
6. 4 general purpose
0 - 20 mA 0 - 5 V 0 - 10 V 4 - 20 mA
*1
Sensor Resolution Inaccuracy Range
B. Temperature
Sensor
Resolution Inaccuracy Range
C. Temperature
Sensor
Resolution Inaccuracy Range
Pt100 4-wire only
o
0.1
C
o
C
±0.1
-5 - +150
o
C
TC type K, Chromel-Alumel
o
0.1
C
o
±0.2
C
-5 - +150
o
C
TC type K, Chromel-Alumel
o
0.2
C
o
C
±0.4
-5 - +800
o
C
D. Pressure
Sensor
Resolution Inaccuracy
Range
Wheatstone bridge 0 - 500 mV/v
0.001 bar(a) ±0.01 bar(a) for 0 - 1
bar(a) ± 1% of a ct ual value for 1 - 5 bar(a)
0 - 5 bar(a)
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E. Pressure
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Sensor
Resolution Inaccuracy Range
F. General purpose
Sensor
Inaccuracy Range
G. Scale
Sensor
Wheatstone bridge 0 - 300 mV/v 0,001 bar(a) ±0.001 bar(a) 0 - 1.5 bar(a)
0 - 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA 0 - 5 V, 0 - 10 V
0.1% of span As above
0 - 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA 0 - 5 V, 0 - 10 V
*1
*1
,
,
Inaccuracy Range
0.1% of span 0 - 500 kg
H. Concentration
Sensor
0 - 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA 0 - 5 V, 0 - 10 V
Inaccuracy Range
0.1% of span 0 - 1200 mg/l
Analog outputs 0 - 20 mA, 4 - 20 mA,
0 - 5 V, 0 - 10 V Resolution 0.4% Activation rate 4 Hz
Number of analog output modules Maximum 4 Number of analog outputs with each module 2
*1. All four inputs on the module will be set for 4 - 20 mA when this alternative is used.
*1
,
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