Philips 50 IX, 50 XM User manual

M1350A Support Upgrade Kit M1360-69201

Upgrades Series 50 IX Fetal Monitor (M1350A) to Series 50 XM (M1350B)

SERVICE SUPPLEMENT

Important! Return Your M1350A Components

Please call your local Philips Response Center for details of the return procedure and address.

Please clean and disinfect the components of the M1350A monitor that you did not reuse according to the instructions in this document, and return them, reusing the kit carton, to the address given to you by your local Philips Response Center. This entitles you to the exchange part pricing for the Support Upgrade Kit. Otherwise, you will be charged the new part price.

Disposal of the returned parts will be handled by Philips.

Printed in Germany

January 2004

*M1360-9080B*

M1360-9080B

4512 610 01721

What the M1360-69201 Support Upgrade Kit is For

If the front panel of your M1350A monitor is damaged or broken, you need the M1360-69201 Support Upgrade Kit for repair. This service supplement tells you how to do it. This upgrade/repair should be carried out by qualified service personnel, either by the hospital’s biomedical department, or by Philips Support.

For further information on the fetal monitors please refer to the Instructions for Use and Service Guide for your monitor.

Kit Contents

The M1360-69201 Support Upgrade Kit consists of:

• Chassis assembly fitted with:

– Front panel

–Frontend board

– Digital interface board

– Loudspeaker

– Display board

• New serial number label

•EPROMS

• Fetal Monitoring Documentation CD-ROM

• This Service Supplement

What You Need to Do

To complete the repair/upgrade, you need to remove the following components from your existing monitor and fit them into the new chassis supplied in the Support Upgrade Kit:

•Top cover

•Power supply

• All original boards except those already fitted to the new chassis assembly (see “Kit Contents” above).

•Recorder

You need to enter the new serial number and configure the monitor with the appropriate settings using the “pegserv.exe” service support software.

NOTE Call your local Philips Response Center to obtain:

• Access codes for serial number, option settings and FHR Alerting

• Instructions for returning parts from the M1350A, and a return address

Initial Inspection

The upgrades are supplied packed in protective shipping cartons. Before unpacking, visually check the packaging and ensure there are no signs of mishandling or damage. With reference to the kit contents, ensure that you have received the correct components and that the contents are complete.

Claims for Damage

If the shipping cartons show signs of damage, contact the carrier and arrange for an inspection to be made. If any of the equipment supplied is damaged, you should contact both the carrier and your local Philips service organization. Arrangements will then be made for repair or replacement, as appropriate.

What You Need

Upgrading a monitor requires simple tools:

• Pozidrive screwdriver size 1

• Safety test equipment

• PC for configuration

• Service software “pegserv.exe”

• Cable (part number M1360-61675) to link PC to fetal monitor

• Access code for serial number, and FHR Alerting, if applicable (obtain from your local Philips Response Center). Record the serial number, its access code, and the FHR Alerting enabling code in the boxes provided:

Serial Number:

Serial Number Access Code:

FHR Alerting Enabling Code:

What You Need

Instruction 1: Checking Current Configuration

The first step in the upgrade process is checking the current configuration. You do this by reading out the configuration settings of the monitor with the “pegserve.exe” service software. See the Service Guide on the enclosed CD-ROM for instructions on how to read the configuration settings.

Configuration Settings

The following table shows configuration settings for the monitor. Not all configuration settings are available for every monitor, but can vary according to software revision. The “Menu Setting” is included for reference purposes only.

NOTE Only configuration settings C01 through C06 are handled by “pegserv.exe”.

Configuration Table

Setting

C01 Time setting 0 = AM/PM

C02 Date form at 0 = US

C03 IUP format 0 = mmHg

C04 Paper format 0 = 30-240 bpm

C05 Recorder offset 0 .. 11 C06 Recorder heat 0 .. 11 (SET THIS TO 11) C07 Language option 1 = English (US)

C08 Alert acknowled gem ent

C09 Note transmission 0 = off

C10 Interface setting 00 .. 15 C1 1 TOCO external gain 0 = 100% gain

C12 NST-timer/paper-out-

Description Choices

at marker

alert

1 = 24:00

1 = Europe

1 = kPa

1 = 50-210 bpm

2 = French 3 = German 4 = Dutch 5 = Spanish 6 = Italian 10 = Japanese 13 = Chinese (simplified) 17 = Russian

0 = off 1 = on

1 = Roman-8

1 = 50% gain 0 .. 5

Record Your

Setting

What You Need

Configurat ion T a ble

Setting

Description Choices

C13 Serial port selection 0 = serial port on the

System Interface board (RS422) set to active

1 = serial port on the Telemetry board (RS232) set to a ctive

C14 Analog FMP 0 = analog fetal

movement print-out OFF 1 = analog fetal

movemen t ON C15 Not used C16 NiBP paper save mode 0 = off

1 = on C17 MECG trigger click

volume

0 = off

1 = quiet

2 = medium

3 = loud C18 FSpO

response time 0 = slow

1 = fast C19 FSpO

inop alarm 0 = off

1 = on C20 FSpO

alarm volume 0 = off

1 = quiet

2 = medium

3 = loud

Record Your

Setting

What You Need

Instruction 2: Removing the Top Cover

WARNING Electrical power is dangerous. Disconnect the electrical power to the monitor before you remove any

component. Follow the necessary electrostatic discharge (ESD) procedures throughout the upgrade process.

Access to most of the items within the monitor is only possible with the top cover of the monitor removed.

To remove the top cover:

1 Turn the system off and disconnect the power cable.

2 Undo the four screws situated on the sides of the monitor, and keep them safe for reuse.

3 Slide the cover towards the rear of the monitor and lift it off.

You will later refit the cover to the new chassis assembly supplied with the Upgrade Kit. Replacement of the cover is a reversal of the above procedure.

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