HP M1403A Service manual
SERVICE MANUAL
HP M1403A
DIGITAL UHF TELEMETRY SYSTEM
SERIAL NUMBERS
This manual applies to units with the following serial number prefixes.
For serial numbers prefixed higher or lower than the number indicated,
refer to Section 1. Antenna system components are not serialized.
HP M1400A Transmitter Serial Prefix: 3032A
HP M1400B Transmitter Serial Prefix: XXXXX
HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe Serial Prefix:
HP M1402A Receiver Module Serial Prefix:
3148A
3148A
HP Part No. M1403-90030
Printed in U.S.A.
Second Edition
III I III1111 Ill1 II Ill1 RA
June 1997
@ Copyright Hewlett-Packard Company 1997. This document contains or refers to proprietary
information which is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. Copying or other
reproduction of this document is prohibited without the prior written permission of
Hewlett-Packard Company.
Printing History
First Edition ..,,...................................,,......,......................~J~uary 1997
Warning
FCC WARNING:
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio-frequency energy,
and if not installed and used in accordance with this manual, may cause
interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area may cause interference,
in which case the users, at their own expense, must take whatever
measures may be required to correct the interference.
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Contents
1.
General
1.1 Description
1.1.1 Instrument Identification
1.1.2 Manual
1.1.3 Inquiries
1.1.4 Unpacking and Inspection
1.1.5
Claims
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Functional Description
1.1.7 Ordering
1.1.8 Accessories.
1.1.9 Controls and Indicators
1.1.10 System INOPs and Alarms
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1.2 Specifications
1.2.1 Specifications
1.2.2 Site Requirements
1.3 System Configurations and
1.3.1 Serial Distribution Network (SDN) Connections
1.3.2 Analog Output Option Wiring Configurations
1.3.3 Non-SCC Configurations
1.3.4 Pistol-grip Termination Tool
1.4 Configuration Parameters
1.4.1 ECG Parameters
1.4.2 ST Segment Analysis/Two-Channel Delayed Recording (Option C01)
1.4.3 Alarms.
1.4.4 Transmitter Button
1.4.5 Languages
1.4.6 Self-Tests
1.4.7 Serial Distribution Network
1.5 Instrument Installation
1.5.1 Wall Mount Installation
1.5.2 Receiver Module Installation
1.5.3 Antenna System Installation
Use with Other HP Products
1.2.2.1 Antenna System Site Information
1.3.3.1 Direct Connection to an HP Central Monitor
1.3.3.2 Direct Connection to an HP 78508A PIC
Parameters
1.5.1.1 Wall Mount Installation, HP M1403A Option #R86
1.5.1.1.1 Location of Mount
1.5.1.1.2 Installing Mount Base or Shelf
1.5.1.1.3 Installing Surface Wall Mount Base or Shelf on Solid Concrete or
1.5.1.1.4 Installing Surface Wall Mount Base or Shelf on Drywall
1.5.1.1.5 Installing HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe
1.5.1.2 WallMount Installation, HP M1403A Option #R90
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1.5.4 Analog Output Option (J01) Installation
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1.5.5 ST Segment Analysis and Two-Channel Delayed Recording Option (C01)
Installation
1.5.6 Electrical Installation
1.5.6.1 Rear Panel Settings and Connections
1.5.6.1.1 Instrument Grounding and Power Cord
1.5.6.1.2 Instrument Power Fuses
1.5.6.2 Signal Connections
1.5.7 Transmitter Installation
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1.5.7.1 Learning the Transmitter Code at a Patient Information Center
1.5.7.2 Learning the Transmitter Code at a Central Monitor
Part 1 - To enter the Discharge Task Window
Part 2 - To Learn the Transmitter Code
2. Theory of Operation
2.1 Introduction
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2.1.1 General Information
2.1.2 Overall Functional Description
2.1.3 ECG Monitoring Capabilities
2.1.3.1 Fallback Mode
2.1.3.2 Extended Monitoring
2.2 Detailed Functional Description
2.2.1 HP M1400A and HP M1400B Transmitter
2.2.1.1 Electrode Lead Set
2.2.1.2 RF Module
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2.2.1.3 Transmitter Motherboard Assembly
2.2.1.3.1 ECG Hybrid PCB
2.2.1.3.2 Digital Hybrid PCB
2.2.1.3.3 Power Supply Hybrid PCB
2.2.1.4 Transmitter Signal
2.3 HP M1402A Receiver Module
2.3.1 RF Section
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2.3.2 Digital Baseband Section
2.3.2.1 Detector
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2.3.2.2 Microcontroller
2.3.2.3 Peripheral Devices
2.4 HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe
2.4.1 Power Supply
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2.4.2 Antenna Distribution Assembly
2.4.3 Receiver Backplane
2.4.4 Digital Backplane
2.4.5 Rack Interface
2.4.6 Utility CPU
2.4.7 SDN Interface
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2.4.9 Configurable Processor Card (Option CO3 or upgraded mainframe only)
Data Processing
Memory Array
2.4.10 Analog Output
2.5 Dynamic UHF Antenna System
2.5.1 HP M1408A Active Antenna/Combiner
2.5.2 HP M1406A Line Amplifier
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2.5.4 DC Power System
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3. Maintenance
3.1 Performance Assurance Checks
3.1.1 System Performance Check
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3.1.2 Receiver Mainframe and SDN System Connections Diagnostic Check
3.1.3 Radio Frequency Link and Receiver Module Diagnostic Check
3.1.4 Antenna System Check
3.1.5 Cooling Fan and Filter Maintenance
3.2 Calibration
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3.3 Specification Checks
3.3.1 Carrier Frequency Stability Check
3.3.1.1 Frequency Drift
3.3.1.2 Frequency Mismatch
3.3.2 Transmitter Battery Current Check
3.3.3 Receiver Mainframe Supply Voltage Checks
3.3.4 Antenna System Supply Voltage Check
3.4 Patient Safety Checks (U.S.A.)
3.4.1 Test Equipment Required
3.4.1.1 Checks Using Dempsey Safety Analyzer
3.4.1.2 Checks Using Conventional Test Equipment
3.4.2 Isolation from System Cabling
3.4.3 Isolation from Wall and Ceiling Mounts
3.4.4 Chassis to Ground Resistance Check
3.4.5 Chassis Leakage Current Test
3.5 Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization
3.5.1 Cleaning
3.5.2 Disinfection
3.5.3 Sterilization
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4. Troubleshooting
4.1 Introduction
4.1.1 Bootstrap Sequence
4.1.2 Troubleshooting Matrix
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4.1.3 Abnormal Bootstrap Sequence (for M1401A Receiver Mainframes without
Option C03 or mainframes with the Turbo Processor Card)
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4.1.4 Abnormal Bootstrap Sequence (for M1401A Receiver Mainframes with
Option C03 or mainframes with the 40 MHz CPC card installed )
4.2 Antenna System Troubleshooting
4.3 Radio Frequency (RF) Troubleshooting (Option C03 only)
4.3.1 RF History Strip Recording
To Print an RF History Strip Recording
4.3.1.1 Received Signal Strength and Invalid Data
4.3.1.2 Aligned Notation
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4.3.2 RF Measurement INOP
RF Performance INOPs
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4.4 Telemetry Service Screens
4.4.1 Telemetry Service Screen Access
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4.4.1.1 Accessing the Telemetry Service Screens with an HP 78560 or a CCM
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4.4.1.2 Accessing the Telemetry Service Screens with a CCM Release C or
Higher ................................
4.4.2 Telemetry Service I Screen
4.4.3 Status Log Screen
4.4.3.1 Log Entries
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4.4.4 Erase Verification Screen
4.4.5 Cancel Print Verification Screen
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4.4.6 Demonstration Verification Screen
4.4.7 INOP Log Control Screen
4.4.8 INOP Sort Bed Screen
4.4.8.1 Log Entries
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4.4.9 INOP Sort Time Screen
4.4.9.1 Log Entries
4.4.10
Examine Revisions Screen
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4.4.11 Examine Configuration Screen
4.5 Error Codes
4.5.1 Error Code
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Fault Isolation
4.6.1 Turbo Processor
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Utility CPU Errors
4.6.3 Rack
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Interface Errors
Errors
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4.6.5 Software/Configuration
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Service
5.1 Preventive Maintenance
5.1.1 Cleaning
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5.1.3 Electrical Inspection
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5.1.5 Upgrading the Receiver Mainframe Software and EEPROM
To Connect the CPC Programming Tool
5.2 Removal and Replacement Procedures
5.2.1 Preparation and Precautions
5.2.1.1 Anti-Static Mats and Straps
5.2.1.2 Disconnection Procedure
5.3 HP M1400A/HP M1400B Transmitter
5.3.1 Disassembly and Assembly Procedures
5.3.1.1 Transmitter Bottom Cover Assembly
Transmitter Top Cover Assembly
5.3.1.2 Battery Contacts
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5.3.1.3 Transmitter VCXO Module
5.3.1.5 Transmitter Motherboard Assembly
5.3.1.6 Transmitter Case Assembly
5.4 HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe
5.4.1 Removal Flow Diagram
5.4.2 Procedures
5.4.2.1 Dress Cover
5.4.2.2 Top Cover
5.4.2.3 Receiver Module
5.4.2.4 Power Fuses
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5.4.2.6 Receiver Backplane
5.4.2.7 Fan
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5.4.2.10 On-board Transformer Fuses
5.4.2.11 Rack Interface Board
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5.4.2.12 Blank Function Card Cover
5.4.2.13 Function Cards
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5.4.2.15 EEPROM Chip
5.4.2.16 Analog Link Cable
5.4.2.17 Power Rod
5.4.2.18 Digital Backplane
5.4.2.19 Antenna Cable (Rear panel to antenna distribution board)
5.4.2.20 Function Card Guide
5.4.2.21 Foot
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5.5 HP M1402A Receiver Module
5.5.1 Removal Flow Diagram
5.5.2 Procedures
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5.5.2.1 Receiver Shield
5.5.2.2 Short Receiver Gasket
5.5.2.3 Loop Receiver Gasket
5.5.2.4 Receiver VCXO Module
5.5.2.5 Receiver Microcontroller
5.5.2.6 RF Cable
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6. Replaceable Parts
6.1 Introduction
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6.1.1 Ordering New Parts.
6.1.2 Unlisted Parts
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6.1.3 Exchange Program
6.1.4 Analog Output Option Replaceable Parts ................
6.1.5 ST Segment Analysis and Two-Channel Delayed Recording Option
Replaceable Parts
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6.1.6 40 MHz CPC Card Option C03 Replaceable Parts
6.1.7 Receiver Backplane Assembly M1401-60300 Pinouts
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A. HP M1403J DIGITAL UHF TELEMETRY SYSTEM
General..
Differences Between Models
Specifications
Ordering Information
Frequency Options
Theory of Operation
Overall Functional Description
ECG Monitoring Capabilities
HP M1400J Transmitter
Electrode Lead Set
RF Module
Transmitter Motherboard Assembly
ECG Hybrid PCB.
Digital Hybrid PCB
Test/ID PCB
Power Supply Hybrid PCB
Transmitter Signal
HP M1402J Receiver Module
HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe
Dynamic UHF Antenna System
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Replaceable Parts
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B. HP Viridia Digital Transmitter Detailed Functional Description
Objectives
Concepts
Digital Transmitter
Electrode Lead Set
Three-Electrode Leadset
Five-Electrode Leadset
Case Assembly
Nurse Call Button
Leads Off LEDs
Main PCB
ECG Analog Section
Transmitter Digital Section
ECG Front End Interface
Lead Sense Circuit
Nurse Call Button
Leads Off LEDs
Serial Infrared Port
Power Supply Control
Memory Section
Power Supply
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SpO2 Module ................................
Detailed SpO2 Circuit Description
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Digital Signal Processor (DSP)
Main Processing CPU
LED Driver
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RCode Measurement Circuit
Disassembling the Transmitter
To Remove the Battery
To Replace the Battery
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To Remove the Battery Door (M2601-40013)
To Replace the Battery Door
To Remove the Battery Contact Assembly (M2601-60008)
To Replace the Battery Contact Assembly
To Remove the Transmitter Case Assembly (M2601-60400)
To Replace the Transmitter Case Assembly
To Remove the Main Cage Brace
To Replace the Main Cage Brace
To Remove the SpO2 Board Assembly
To Replace the SpO2 Assembly
To Remove the Transmitter Main Board
To Replace the Transmitter Main Board
Ordering Parts for the HP Viridia Digital Transmitter
A Note on Ordering Parts for the Transmitter
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Figures
1-1. HP Digital UHF Telemetry System ......................
1-2. SDN Communication Diagram .......................
1-3. HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe Connections to SDN System .........
1-4. LDC Connections from Receiver Mainframe to Wall Box
1-5. Combinations without an SCC
1-6. CCM Combinations without an SCC . . . . . . .
1-7. Direct Connection to an HP Central Monitor
1-8. Analog Output Wiring Configurations
1-9. Direct Connection to HP 78508A Patient Information System .........
1-10. HP 78511B Equipment Cabinet Cable Installation ..............
1-11. Termination Procedures at PIC .......................
1-12. MTA Pistol Grip Tool (8710-1303) ......................
1-13. MTA Pistol Grip Tool Termination Procedure and Contact Inspection .....
1-14. Locating the Wall Mount ..........................
1-15. Installation on Hollow Block Wall ......................
1-16. Installation on Drywall Construction ....................
1-17. Anchorage Method for Drywall Construction ................
1-18. Installation of HP M1403A Option 78599AI #R90 Rack Mount into EIA Cabinet
1-19. Receiver Module Installation ........................
1-20. Voltage Selector and Fuse Panel ......................
1-21. HP 78508A PIC Learn Code Screen
1-22. HP 78560A Central Monitor Learn Code Screen
2-1. Block Diagram of HP M1403A Digital UHF Telemetry System
2-2. Block Diagram of HP M1400A/HP M1400B Transmitter ............
2-3. Block Diagram of HP M1402A Receiver Module ...............
2-4. Block Diagram of HP M1402A Receiver Module RF Section
2-5. Block Diagram of HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe ..............
2-6. Block Diagram of HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe (option C03) with 40 MHz
CPC Card ...............................
2-7. Block Diagram of Analog Output System ..................
2-8. Block Diagram of Typical Antenna Subsystem ................
2-9. Block Diagram of the Active Antenna/Combiner ...............
3-1. Demonstration Mode Screen ........................
3-2. Receiver Module LED Indicators ......................
3-3. HP M1408A Active Antenna/Combiner Power-on LED ............
3-4. Cooling Fan and Filter Locations ......................
3-5. Transmitter Battery Current Check .....................
3-6. Receiver Mainframe Supply Voltage Test Points ...............
3-7. Dempsey Safety Analyzer, Model 431F-1D ..................
3-8. Chassis to Ground Resistance Test Setup ...................
3-9. Chassis Leakage Current Test Setup .....................
4-1. Example of an RF History Strip Recording ..................
4-2. Password Screen (Normal Access) ......................
4-3. Telemetry Service I Screen .........................
4-4. Status Log Screen .............................
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4-6. Cancel Print Verification Screen
4-7. Demo Verification Screen
4-8. INOP Log Control Screen
4-9. INOP Sort Bed Screen (INOPs Totaled)
4-10. INOP Sort Time Screen
4-11. Examine Revisions Screen
4-12. Examine Configuration Screen
5-1. HP M1400A/HP M1400B Transmitter, Exploded View
5-2. HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe, Service Map
5-3. (Part 1 of 2) HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe, Exploded View
5-3. (Part 2 of 2) HP M1059-68501 Utility CPU Board
5-4. Removal Flow Diagram-HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe
5-5. Power Supply Removal
5-6. HP M1402A Receiver Module, Exploded View
5-7. Removal Flow Diagram-HP M1402A Receiver Module
6-1. PC Board Identification and Cabling
6-2. Receiver Backplane Assembly M1401-60300, Replaceable Parts and Pinouts . .
6-3. Digital Backplane Assembly M1401-60400, Connector Pinouts
A-1. Block Diagram of HP M1400J Transmitter
B-1. Block Diagram of HP Viridia Digital Transmitter
B-2. SpO2 Board Block Diagram
B-3. Digital Transmitter Exploded View
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4-28
4-31
4-33
4-35
4-36
5-7
5-13
5-14
5-15
5-16
5-21
5-26
5-27
6-2
6-12
6-13
A-9
B-2
B-8
B-21
Contents-8
Tables
1-1. System Frequency Options (USA) ......................
1-2. System Frequency Options (Non-USA) ....................
1-3. Specifications ...............................
1-4. HP M1403A Configuration Checklist .....................
3-1. Approved Cleaning Solutions and Disinfectants ...............
4-1. System Troubleshooting ..........................
4-2. Operating System (16400) Fatal Error Codes
4-3. Operating System (16400) Non-Fatal Error Codes
4-4. Global Information Handler (16500) Fatal Error Codes
4-5. Recorder Manager (17004) Module Error Codes
4-6. ECG (25000) Module Error Codes
4-7. Heart Module (25001) Fatal Error Codes ...................
4-8. Heart Module (25001) Non-Fatal Error Codes ................
4-9. Rack Manager (25010) Fatal Error Codes ..................
4-10. Alarm Manager (25011) Fatal Error Codes ..................
4-11. Alarm Manager (25011) Non-Fatal Error Codes ................
4-12. SDN (25020) Fatal Error Codes .......................
4-13. SDN (25020) Non-Fatal Error Codes .....................
4-14. INOP Module (25100) Error Codes ......................
4-15. Service Module (25101) Fatal Error Codes ..................
4-16. User Interface (25102) Error Codes .....................
4-17. Three-Channel ST (32734) Module Error Codes ................
6-1. Products
6-2. Receiver Module Exchange Assemblies (M1402A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6-3. Receiver Mainframe Exchange Assemblies (M1401A) .............
6-4. Receiver Module Replaceable Parts (M1402A) ................
6-5. Transmitter Replaceable Parts (HP M1400A/HP M1400B) ...........
6-6. Receiver Mainframe Replaceable Parts (M1401A) ...............
6-7. Active Antenna/Combiner Replaceable Parts .................
6-8. Line Amplifier Replaceable Parts (M1406A) .................
6-9. Multiple Unit Power Supply Replaceable Parts (M1407A) ...........
6-10. Wall and Rack Mount Replaceable Parts ...................
6-11. Miscellaneous Antenna System Replaceable Parts ..............
6-12. Analog Output Option Replaceable Parts ..................
6-13. ST Segment Analysis and Two-Channel Delayed Recording Option Replaceable
Parts .................................
6-14. 40 MHz CPC Card Option C03 Replaceable Parts ...............
A-1. Specifications ...............................
A-2. System Frequency Options (JAPAN) .....................
A-3. Products
A-4. Receiver Module Replaceable Parts (M1402J) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A-5. Transmitter Replaceable Parts (HP M1400J) .................
B-1. Digital Transmitter Exchange and New Assemblies ..............
......................
.................
...............
............
...............
1-8
1-12
1-31
1-65
3-19
4-4
4-38
4-48
4-49
4-50
4-51
4-52
4-53
4-54
4-57
4-59
4-60
4-61
4-61
4-63
4-65
4-70
6-3
6-4
6-4
6-5
6-6
6-7
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-8
6-9
6-10
6-11
6-11
A-2
A-5
A-11
A-12
A-12
B-20
Contents-9
General
1.1 Description
This manual contains site planning and installation information for the Hewlett-Packard
M1403A Digital UHF Telemetry System, which includes the Model M1400A\M1400B
Transmitters and Model M1401A Receiver Mainframe (including option C03) which houses up
to eight HP M1402A Receiver Modules, and the HP M1413BN1414BIM1415B Dynamic UHF
Antenna System options (Figure l-l).
Refer to the Operating Guide for your Central Station for detailed operating instructions. If
maintenance is required, contact your Hewlett-Packard Sales Office.
The Service Manual contains the following sections:
1
Section 1
information (options, accessories, UHF channel frequency assignments, controls and indicators,
and use with other HP products), specifications, system configurations and cabling, and
instrument installation instructions.
INSTALLATION NOTES M1403-90032, M1403-90031 and M1403-91891
manual. They contain, in the order listed, installation procedures for the Antenna System, the
Analog Output option, and the ST Segment Analysis/Two-Channel Delayed Recording option.
Section 2,
subsystem to a pc board level.
Section
safety checks, and cleaning and disinfection procedures. The telemetry system has no
calibration procedures.
Section
level.
Section
Section
1.1.1 Instrument Identification
Ten-digit serial numbers are located as follows:
Receiver Mainframe, right side panel of top cover (as you face the instrument), and front on
receiver mainframe behind the front (dress) cover.
describes the manual and the equipment. In addition, it provides general
are inserted in the
Theory of Operation, describes principles of operation for each instrument and
3, Maintenance, contains performance assurance procedures, specification checks,
4, Troubleshooting, provides procedures to isolate system failures to the pc board
5, Service, provides information and procedures to service the telemetry system.
6, Replaceable Parts, contains parts identification and ordering information.
Receiver Module, right side of casting.
Transmitter, inside of the battery compartment.
The first four digits of the serial number are a prefix code (XXXXA-00000) that identifies
manufacturing modifications to the instrument. The last five digits represent the sequential
production number. The letter that separates the serial prefix and production number identifies
the country of manufacture, for instance, A=USA, G=Germany.
General 1-l
1.1.2 Manual Changes
As a result of instrument design improvements and changes, newer instruments may have
higher serial prefix numbers assigned after the manual is printed. The updated information
usually is supplied in a Document Update inserted at the front of the book. These Document
Updates are keyed to a new instrument serial prefix number, manual edition, and print date, all
of which appear on the title page.
For instruments with lower serial prefixes than that shown on the title page, outdated
information might be deleted when this manual is reprinted.
1.1.3 Inquiries
Refer any questions about this manual or the telemetry system to your Hewlett-Packard Sales
Office, identifying the affected instrument model and serial number and the UHF channel
option number.
HP M1401A
RECEIVER MAINFRAME
HP M1402A
RECEIVER MODULE,
UP TO EIGHT IN ONE
RECEIVER MAINFRAME
HP M1408A
ACTIVE ANTENNA/COMBINER
l-2 General
Figure l-l. HP Digital UHF Telemetry System
1.1.4 Unpacking and Inspection Open the shipping container and examine the instrument for visible damage such as dents
or scratches on the front panel surfaces. If the shipping carton is undamaged, check the
cushioning material and
note
any signs of severe stress as
an
indication of rough handling
in transit. Inspecting the packaging material may be necessary to support claims for hidden
damage that may become apparent only during subsequent testing. Retain the packaging
material for possible re-use.
Check
Performance checks are given later in this section, to verify
the
electrical performance of the instrument as soon as possible after installation.
that
the instruments are operating
within the specifications listed in Section 2.
1.1.5 Claims and Repackaging
If physical damage is evident or if the instruments do not meet specified operating
requirements when received, notify the carrier and the nearest Hewlett-Packard Sales Office.
Hewlett-Packard will arrange for immediate repair or replacement of the unit without waiting
for claim settlement by the carrier.
If the defective unit is to be shipped to a Hewlett-Packard Sales Office, securely attach a tag
showing the name and address of the owner, the instrument model and serial numbers, and
the repair required (or symptoms of fault). If available and reusable, the original HP shipping
container
will
provide proper protection to
the
unit in transit. If the original container is not
reusable or repairable, the Hewlett-Packard Sales Office will provide information about proper
packaging materials and methods.
1.1.6 Functional Description
The Hewlett-Packard HP M1403A Digital UHF Telemetry System consists of a pocket-sized
transmitter with removable lead set, a modular receiver, and a mainframe that accommodates
up to eight receiver channels.
System Functions.
The HP M1403A provides ECG information, alarms, inoperative indications
(INOPs) and status information for up to eight patients. Installed on a Serial Distribution
Network (SDN), the HP M1403A functions like eight individual bedside monitors with patient
data appearing either at an HP Central Monitor or at
an
HP 78508A Patient Information Center
(PIC). A receiver mainframe with eight receiver modules is equivalent to eight patient bedside
stations, and a maximum of 24 patient bedsides may reside on one SDN system. Displays,
control functions (such as gain), recordings and alarms are controlled from the central station.
Recordings also may be initiated from
the
transmitter. Extended system functions such as
bedside overview, remote arrhythmia monitoring, remote data management, and remote
clinical data access is provided by some central stations.
Operation.
Using UHF radio waves, the transmitter sends two digitized ECG signals to a
receiver module in the associated mainframe. These signals (ECG 1 and ECG 2) can either be
passed on directly for display over the SDN, or can be used to derive other cardiac vectors
(reconstructed leads).
The transmitter supports a three-electrode set for single lead operation, and a four- or
five-electrode set for dual-lead operation. Both ECG leads have pace-pulse detection in the
transmitter, which improves detection of pacemaker signals. Each channel
has
user-selectable
bandwidth and gain setting to optimize display and Cardiotach monitoring, and minimize false
alarms.
General l-3
When the system is monitoring two leads at the same time, either of these signals may be
displayed and used for heart rate. When the four-wire cable is used with standard electrode
placement, any two of the following leads can be selected for display or used for heart rate:
Leads I, II, III, aVF, aVR or aVL.
Transmitter.
molded plastic case and
Both the HP M1400A and HP M1400B transmitters are enclosed in a
can
be powered by any standard nine-volt battery, subject to the
life-expectancy limits listed in ‘Pdble l-3, Specifications, for different types of batteries.
The transmitters’ button may be configured at installation to transmit a nurse-call request
and/or generate a strip recording, or may be permanently disabled. The button functions
can be disabled by the user with the button on-off key at the central station on a per-patient
basis. Because no other controls are patient-accessible, the transmitter cannot be turned off
inadvertently.
To eliminate the potential confusion of displaying incorrect patient data due to crosstalk or
malfunction, each transmitter transmits a unique identity (ID) code. The transmitter button is
used during installation to set up the transmitter ID code with a companion receiver.
The diference between the HP M1400A and HP M1400B is in output power only. The HP
M1400A transmits at 2 milliwatts; the HP M1400B transmits at 4 milliwatts.
Receiver Mainframe.
The HP M1401A Receiver Mainframe contains up to eight HP M1402A
Receiver Modules, each of which is frequency-matched to the corresponding transmitter.
The mainframe provides indicators to identify hardware and software failures. It calculates the
heart rate from ECG A for each receiver module, and transmits the result with the ECG wave
information and any alarms, INOPs, and status information over the SDN.
In the event of an electrode INOP condition in multi-lead configurations, the receiver
mainframe can be configured for fallback mode so it will switch automatically from the
inoperative lead (normally ECG A) to a secondary lead (normally ECG B), if available. Under
extended monitoring, with the four-electrode lead set, if both the ECG A and ECG B leads are
inoperative, the Cardiotach will switch to another lead, if available.
The mainframe also initiates a recording and/or nurse call alarm at the central station if the
transmitter button is pressed. These functions are enabled or disabled during configuration.
A BNC connector on the mainframe is used to connect with the antenna system output. The
BNC connector is connected to a network that distributes the combined RF signal to each
receiver module.
Patient Monitor/Halter Recorder Interface (Analog Output) Option.
The Patient
Monitor/Halter Recorder Interface option (hereafter referred to as the Analog Output option)
increases the capability of the HP M1403A by providing
an
analog version of ECG waveforms
to bedside monitors and Holter recorders. The option also provides synthesized pace pulse
waveforms, and a Leads Off INOP when leads-off, battery-dead, invalid data and system
malfunctions are detected.
ST Segment Analysis and Two-Channel Delayed Recording Option.
The ST Segment
Analysis provides the capability to calculate ST segment depression or elevation simultaneously
on two channels of ECG. The two measurements are updated every 15 seconds and are
continuously displayed. In addition, the user can enable and disable individual ST channels,
and is notified of INOP due to artifact.
l-4 General
With the Two-Channel Delayed Recording option, the user can initiate two-channel manual
or automatic delayed recordings through a PIC-manually by pressing the nurse call button,
or automatically by patient alarm. The recorder strip contains data beginning 10 seconds
prior to the initiation and ending 5 seconds after the initiation, for a total run time of 15
seconds. Delayed recordings may be preempted by recordings of a higher priority and saved as
superseded data. Delayed recordings can be cancelled entirely by pressing the STOP button on
the
recorder faceplate.
Antenna System.
The Dynamic UHF Antenna System minimizes signal-to-noise degradation by
using high-performance, active antenna/combiners with integrated amplifiers to ensure uniform
performance throughout the covered area.
1.1.7 Ordering Information
HP M1403A System Options
Note:
HP M1403A frequency options are listed in Tables l-l and l-2.
The standard system is specified by HP M1403A and one option between A01 and A08. Each
system consists of one or more transmitters with matched receiver modules and one mainframe
with SDN system output. Order ECG cables separately.
Channel System, includes 1 transmitter, 1 receiver module, and 1
A01
A02
A03
A04
A05
A06
A07
A08
Separate Instrument Options
1
Channel
2
Channel System, includes 3 transmitters, 3 receiver modules, and
3
Channel System, includes 4 transmitters, 4 receiver modules, and
4
Channel System, includes 5 transmitters, 5 receiver modules, and
5
Channel System, includes 6 transmitters, 6 receiver modules, and
6
Channel System, includes 7 transmitters, 7 receiver modules, and
7
Channel System, includes 8 transmitters, 8 receiver modules, and
8
System,
includes 2 transmitters, 2 receiver modules, and
mainframe.
1 mainframe.
1 mainframe.
1 mainframe.
1 mainframe.
1 mainframe.
1 mainframe.
1 mainframe.
A10 Replacement transmitter
All
Al2
Al3
Additional transmitter with receiver module, matched pair
Additional receiver module
Additional mainframe only, standard SDN output
co3 Receiver Mainframe with 40 Mhz CPC card
Output Options
co1 ST Segment Analysis/Two-Channel Delayed Recording
JO1 Patient Monitor/Halter Recorder Interface
ECG Cable Options
KOl
K20
K21
K22
K23
K24
K25
K30
K31
K32
K33
K34
K35
Disposable pouch accessory kit
3-lead patient cable with snap connector (USA)
3-lead patient cable with grabber connector (USA)
4-lead patient cable with snap connector (USA)
4-lead patient cable with grabber connector (USA)
5-lead patient cable with snap connector (USA)
5-lead patient cable with grabber connector (USA)
3-lead patient cable with snap connector (IEC)
3-lead patient cable
with
grabber connector (IEC)
4-lead patient cable with snap connector (IEC)
4-lead patient cable with grabber connector (IEC)
5-lead patient cable with snap connector (IEC)
5-lead patient cable with grabber connector (IEC)
General l-5
HP M1440A Upgrade Kit Options
co1
co3
JO1
HP 78000AI Receiver Mainframe Mounting Hardware Options
R86
R90
Fdtient Monitor/Halter Recorder Interface Cable Options
HP 78599AI Cable Installation Kits
K67
K68
K69
K70
K77
K78
K79
K80
K71
K72
K73
K74
K75
K76
K81
ST Segment Analysis/Two-Channel Delayed Recording upgrade kit
M1401A Receiver Mainframe upgrade kit
Patient Monitor/Halter Recorder Interface upgrade kit
Flush Wall Mount
Rack Mount
Analog output cable, non-plenum, 50 ft
Analog output cable, non-plenum, 100 ft
Analog output cable, non-plenum, 250 ft
Analog output cable, non-plenum, 500 ft
Analog output cable, plenum, 50 ft
Analog output cable, plenum, 100 ft
Analog output cable, plenum, 250 ft
Analog output cable, plenum, 500 ft
Bedside cable 314 lead, 8-pin
Bedside cable 314 lead, 12-pin
Bedside cable 5 lead, 8-pin
Bedside cable 5 lead, 12-pin
Bedside Attenuator
Holter Attenuator
Bedside/SDN Attenuator
l-6 General
Antenna System Options
HP M1406A
HP M1407A
HP M1408A
HP M1409B
A02
A02
A04
A05
A06
A07
A08
HP M1410A
HP M1413B Standard Non-Plenum Antenna System Options
A02
A03
A04
A05
A06
HP M1414B Standard Plenum Antenna System Options
A02
2-Antenna String
3-Antenna String
4-Antenna String
5-Antenna String
6-Antenna String
2-Antenna String
Line Amplifier
Multiple Unit Power Supply
Active Antenna/Combiner
Attenuator Box (0 dB)
2 dB Attenuator
3 dB Attenuator
4 dB Attenuator
5 dB Attenuator
6 dB Attenuator
7 dB Attenuator
8 dB Attenuator
75-Ohm Terminator with DC Block
A03 3-Antenna String
A04 4-Antenna String
A05
A06
5-Antenna String
6-Antenna String
HP 78000AI Antenna Mounting Hardware Options
R89
HP M1415B Receiver Mainframe Combining Network Options
All
Al2
Al4
A21
A22
A24
A28
A41
A42
A44
A48
A82
A84
A88
JO1
JO2
Antenna Wall Mount
Interfaces 1 antenna string to 1 receiver mainframe
Interfaces 1 antenna string to 2 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 1 antenna string to 3-4 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 2 antenna strings to 1 receiver mainframe
Interfaces 2 antenna strings to 2 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 2 antenna strings to 3-4 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 2 antenna strings to 5-8 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 3-4 antenna strings to 1 receiver mainframe
Interfaces 3-4 antenna strings to 2 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 3-4 antenna strings to 3-4 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 3-4 antenna strings to 5-8 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 5-8 antenna strings to l-2 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 5-8 antenna strings to 3-4 receiver mainframes
Interfaces 5-8 antenna strings to 5-8 receiver mainframes
75-Ohm Terminator with DC Block
DC Blocking Capacitor
General l-7
HP M1403A Telemetry System Frequency Options
Order UHF telemetry channels starting at the beginning of a block of sequential channels,
for example, (12) or (11 to 19). Proceed through consecutive channel numbers unless there
is a specific reason not to do so. Avoid using Channels l-10 because they are heavily used
frequencies.
Only
the
Note
frequencies listed for each country have been approved, or are
pending approval. However, transmitter HP M1400B-with 4 milliwatt outputis authorized for use in the USA only, regardless of frequency.
Channels legal in the United States of America, including service channels,
are listed in ‘Ihble l-l. Channels 11 through 28 are used for U.S. Government
institutions (Veterans Administration, US Army, US Navy, US Public Health
Service, and others). These institutions do not require an FCC license, but
U.S. Government use of these channels outside of the range of 11-28 requires
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval.
Unassigned non-USA frequencies (Table l-2) require local agency approval. For
non-USA servicing, only use a locally approved channel.
‘kble l-l. System Frequency Options (USA)
Option Channel
Number Freauencv of Use
1
2
467.7750 USA
467.8250
3 467.9000
4
5
6
7
8
467.8500
457.5500 USA
457.5750
467.9250
467.8000
9 467.8750
10
11
12
467.7500
465.6875
465.7375
13 465.8375
14
15
16
17
465.6625
465.8625 USA
465.7875
465.7125
18 465.7625
19 465.8125
20 460.6875
21
22
23
24
25
460.7375
460.8375 USA
460.6625
460.8625 USA
460.7875
26 460.7125
27
460.7625 USA
28 460.8125
Country Option
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Channel
Number Frequency
29
30
468.3125 USA
468.3625
Country
31 468.4375
32 468.3875 USA
33
466.2125
34 466.2625 USA
35
466.3375
36 466.2875
37
38
468.7625
468.8125
39 468.8875 USA
40 468.8375
41
42
43
469.0875
469.1375 USA
469.2125
44 469.1625
45
466.6625
46 466.7125
47 466.7875 USA
48 466.7375 USA
49 468.2875 USA
50
51
52
53
468.3375
468.4125
468.4625
466.1875
54 469.9625
55 469.9375
56
468.9125
of Use
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
1-8 General
‘Ihble l-l. System Frequency Options (USA) (continued)
Option
Number Frequency
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
Channel
468.7375 USA
469.2375
469.0625 USA
466.8125 USA
466.6375
466.0375
466.0875 USA
468.7875 USA
468.8625 USA
469.1125 USA
469.1875 USA
466.6875 USA
466.7625
469.3625 USA
469.4125 USA
469.6375
466.0625 USA
464.9625 USA
466.1125
469.3375
77 469.2875 USA
78
79
469.3125
469.8625
80 466.1375 USA
81 466.3625 USA
82
466.4375
83 466.5125
84 466.3875
85
466.4625
86 466.5375
87 466.4125
88 466.4875
89
90
91
466.5625
466.8375
466.9125
92 466.5875
93 466.9875 USA
94 466.8625 USA
95 466.6125 USA
96 466.9375
97 467.0125 USA
98
466.8875 USA
Country
of Use
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Option
Number Freauencs
99
Channel Country
466.9625
100 467.0375
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
467.1125 USA
468.2125 USA
468.4875 USA
467.1375 USA
467.0625 USA
468.2375 USA
467.1625 USA
467.0875 USA
109 468.2625 USA
110 468.5125 USA
111
112
113
114
468.5875 USA
468.6625 USA
468.5375
468.6125 USA
115 468.6875 USA
116 468.5625 USA
117
468.6375 USA
118 468.7125
119 468.9375
120 469.0125
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
469.2625
468.9625 USA
469.0375
469.4625
469.5375 USA
468.9875 USA
469.4875
469.5625
469.5125 USA
469.8375
461.8125
461.8625
133 461.8875
134 462.0125
135 461.0125
136
137
461.0375
461.0625 USA
138 461.0875
139 461.1125
140 461.1375 USA
of Use
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
General l-9
able l-l. System Frequency Options (USA) (continued)
Option
Number Frequency of Use
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164 462.0625
165 462.0875
166
167 462.1375
168
169
170 463.2375
171
172
173 463.3125
174 463.3375
175 463.3625
176 463.3875
177
178 463.4375
179 463.4625
180
181 463.5125
182 463.5375
Channel Country
461.1625
461.1875
461.2125
461.2375
461.2625
461.3875
461.4125
461.4375
461.4625
461.4875
461.5125
461.5375
461.5625
461.5875
461.6125
46 1.6375
461.6625
461.6875
461.7125
461.7375
461.7625
461.7875
462.0375
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
462.1125
USA
USA
462.1625
463.2125
USA
USA
USA
463.2625
463.2875
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
463.4125
USA
USA
USA
463.4875
USA
USA
USA
Option
Number Frequency
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
Channel Country
of Use
463.5625
463.5875
463.6125 USA
463.6375 USA
463.6625 USA
463.6875 USA
463.7125 USA
463.7375 USA
191 463.7625 USA
192 463.7875 USA
193
194
195
463.8125 USA
463.8375 USA
463.8625 USA
196 463.8875 USA
197 463.9125 USA
198 463.9375 USA
199 463.9625 USA
200 463.9875 USA
201 464.0125
202 464.0375 USA
203 464.0625 USA
204 464.0875
205
206
464.1125
464.1375
207 464.1625 USA
208 464.1875 USA
209 464.2125
210
211
212
213
214
464.2375
464.2625
464.2875
464.3125
464.3375
215 464.3625
216
464.3875
217 464.4125
218 464.4375
219
464.4625 USA
220 464.4875
221
222
464.5125
464.5375
223 464.5625 USA
224
464.5875
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
l-10 General
‘lhble l-l. System Frequency Options (USA) (continued)
Option
Number Frequency
Channel Country
225 464.6125
226 464.6375
227 464.6625
228 460.8875
229 461.2875
230 461.3125
231 461.3625
232 461.8375
233 462.1875
234 462.7875
235 462.7625
236 461.3375
237 462.8125
238 464.8125
239 462.8625
240 464.8625
241 462.9125
242 464.6875
243 464.9125
244 464.7375
245 462.8375
246 464.7875
247 462.8875
248 464.8375
249 464.7125
250 464.8875
of Use
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
USA
Option
Number Frequency
Channel
Country
of Use
251 464.7625 USA
252 464.9375 USA
253 469.8125 USA
254 464.9875 USA
255 465.8875 USA
256 469.6875 USA
257 467.1875 USA
258 469.8875 USA
259 469.6125 USA
260 469.7375 USA
261 466.0125 USA
262 469.6625 USA
263 469.7875 USA
264 469.7125 USA
265 469.5875 USA
266 469.7625 USA
267 469.9125 USA
391 457.5250 Service
392 457.6000 Service
393 466.2375 Service
394 466.3125 Service
395 466.1625 Service
396 469.3875 Service
397 469.4375 Service
General l-11
T&ble l-2. System Frequency Options (Non-USA)
3ption
Jumber Frequency
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Channel
467.7750
467.8250
467.9000
467.8500
457.5500
457.5750
467.9250
467.8000
467.8750
467.7500
465.6875
465.7375
465.8375
465.6625
465.8625
465.7875
465.7125 Spain - Diwan - Italy
465.7625
465.8125 Spain - lkiwan - Italy
460.6875
460.7375
460.8375
460.6625
460.8625
460.7875
460.7125 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
460.7625
460.8125 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
468.3125 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
468.3625
468.4375
468.3875 Spain - Thiwan - Italj
466.2125
466.2625 Spain - Ylkiwan - Itall
466.3375 Spain - Biwan - Italy
466.2875
468.7625
468.8125
468.8875
468.8375
469.0875 Spain - lkiwan - Ital
469.1375
Country of Use
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Sbain - Tmiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Tkiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Thiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Wwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Thiwan - Italy
Spain - Biwan - Italy
Spain - lhiwan - Italy
Spain - Biwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Wwan - Italy
Spain - YIhiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - lkiwan - Italy
Spain - Lhiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Tdiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Ykiwan - Italy
Spain - Thiwan - Italy
Spain - TIMwan - Italy
Spain - Tkiwan - ItaIq
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Taiwan - Ital
Spain - Taiwan - Itall
Spain - Taiwan - Italy
Spain - Tdiwan - Ital
1-12 General
‘kble 1-2. System Frequency Options (Non-USA) (continued)
Option
Jumber Frequency
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
Channel
469.2125
469.1625
466.6625
466.7125
466.7875
466.7375
468.2875
468.3375
468.4125
468.4625
466.1875
469.9625
469.9375
468.9125
468.7375
469.2375
469.0625
466.8125
466.6375
466.0375
466.0875
468.7875
468.8625
469.1125
469.1875
466.6875
466.7625
469.3625
469.4125
469.6375
466.0625
464.9625
466.1125
469.3375
469.2875
469.3125
469.8625
466.1375
466.3625
466.4375
466.5125
466.3875
Country of Use
Spain - lkiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - Ykiwan
Spain - Yhiwan
Spain - l%iwan
Spain - T%iwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - X&wan
Spain - Tdiwan
Spain - lkiwan
Spain - l%iwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Tkiwan
Spain - ‘Pdiwan
Spain - 7Mwan
Spain - Tkiwan
Spain - Thiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - Tkiwan
Spain - Wwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Taiwan
Spain - Tkiwan
Spain - Wwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - lkiwan
Spain - Biwan
Spain - Tbiwan
Spain - lhiwan
Spain - Biwan
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- ItalJm
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italj
- Ital)
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Ttalq
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
- Italy
General I-13
Ikble 1-2. System Frequency Options (Non-USA) (continued)
Option
dumber Frequency
Channel
85 466.4625
86 466.5375
87 466.4125
88 466.4875
89 466.5625
90 466.8375
91 466.9125
92 466.5875
93 466.9875
94 466.8625
95 466.6125
96 466.9375
97 467.0125
98 466.8875
99 466.9625
100 467.0375
101 467.1125
102 468.2125
103 468.4875
104 467.1375
105 467.0625
106 468.2375
107 467.1625
108 467.0875
109 468.2625
110 468.5125
111 468.5875
112 468.6625
113 468.5375
114 468.6125
115 468.6875
116 468.5625
117 468.6375
118 468.7125
119 468.9375
120 469.0125
121 469.2625
122 468.9625
123 469.0375
124 469.4625
125 469.5375
126 468.9875
Country of Use
Spain - Tkiwan -
Spain - lhiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Yt%iwan Spain - Tdiwan Spain - l%.iwan Spain - Ciiwan Spain - Thiwan Spain - %iwan Spain - lhiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - lkiwan -
Spain - Tdiwan Spain - lkiwan Spain - l%.iwan Spain - lkiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Wwan Spain - lhiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Ythiwan Spain - ‘Jkiwan Spain - Wwan Spain - ‘hiwan Spain - ‘hiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Thiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - ‘Pdiwan Spain - lkiwan Spain - lhiwan Spain - ‘Pdiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Taiwan Spain - Tkiwan -
Spain - Thiwan -
Spain - lkiwan -
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy - Qatar
Italy - Qatar
Italy - Qatar
Italy - Qatar
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
Italy
I-14 General
l’hble 1-2. System Frequency Options (Non-USA) (continued)
3ption
lumber Frequency
Channel
Country of Use
127 469.4875 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
128 469.5625 Spain - Zwan - Italy
129 469.5125 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
130 469.8375 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
131 461.8125 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
132 461.8625 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
133 461.8875 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
134 462.0125 Spain - ‘Pdiwan - Italy
135 461.0125 Spain - T&wan - Italy
136 461.0375 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
137 46 1.0625 Spain - Tbiwan - Italy
138 461.0875 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
139 461.1125 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
140 461.1375 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
141 461.1625 Spain - l&wan - Italy
142 461.1875 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
143 461.2125 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
144 461.2375 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
145 461.2625 Spain - ‘Pdiwan - Italy
146 461.3875 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
147 461.4125 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
148 461.4375 Spain - tiwan - Italy
149 461.4625 Spain - Tkiwan - Italy
150 461.4875 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
151 461.5125 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
152 461.5375 Spain - lztiwan - Italy
153 461.5625 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
154 461.5875 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
155 461.6125 Spain - T&wan - Italy
156 461.6375 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
157 461.6625 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
158 461.6875 Spain - Tkiwan - Italy
159 461.7125 Spain - Tkiwan - Italq
160 461.7375 Spain - Taiwan - Italq
161 461.7625 Spain - tiwan - Italy
162 461.7875 Spain - tiwan - Ital)
163 462.0375 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
164 462.0625 Spain - Taiwan - Italj
165 462.0875 Spain - Taiwan - Ital
166 462.1125 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
167 462.1375 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
168 462.1625 Spain - lkiwan - Italy
General l-15
‘kble 1-2. System Frequency Options (Non-USA) (continued)
Iption
lumber Frequency
Channel
Country of Use
169 463.2125 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
170 463.2375 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
171 463.2625 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
172 463.2875 Spain - %iwan - Italy
173 463.3125 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
174 463.3375 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
175 463.3625 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
176 463.3875 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
177 463.4125 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
178 463.4375 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
179 463.4625 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
180 463.4875 Spain - T&wan - Italy
181 463.5125 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
182 463.5375 Spain - Tdiwan - Italy
183 463.5625 Spain - TGwan - Italy
184 463.5875 Spain - l&wan - Italy
185 463.6125 Spain - l%iwan - Italy
186 463.6375 Spain - TPdiwan - Italy
187 463.6625 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
188 463.6875 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
189 463.7125 Spain - lkiwan - Italy
190 463.7375 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
191 463.7625 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
192 463.7875 Spain - Yhiwan - Italy
193 463.8125 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
194 463.8375 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
195 463.8625 Spain - %.iwan - Italy
196 463.8875 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
197 463.9125 Spain - l%iwan - Italy
198 463.9375 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
199 463.9625 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
200 463.9875 Spain - Y&wan - Italy
201 464.0125 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
202 464.0375 Spain - lhiwan - Italy
203 464.0625 Spain - l%iwan - Italy
204 464.0875 Spain - Tdiwan - Italy
205 464.1125 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
206 464.1375 Spain - Biwan - Italy
207 464.1625 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
208 464.1875 Spain - Taiwan - Italy
209 464.2125 Spain - LMwan - Italy
210 464.2375 Spain - Thiwan - Italy
I-16 General
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