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Service Manual 

 

 

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Rev.1.1 of 15/04/2017  

 

3.2. 

CLEANING THE PRINTER HEAD 

To clean the printer head follow the steps below: 

1.  Disconnect the instrument from the power supply. 

2.  Carefully ease the instrument over onto its back and open the printer compartment. 

 

3.  Lift up the lever indicated in figure (1) to unhook (2) and tip up (3) the printing device. 

 

       

 

3.  Lift up the printer head by raising the side lever. 

 

4.  Finally, proceed with the removal of the ends of the paper and clean the head. 

 

 

 

 

 

N.B.

:  

For  removing  of  the  paper  and 

cleaning

  only  ever  use  products 

designed  specifically  for  printer 

heads. 

 

 

Follow the above steps in reverse in order to reassemble the printer again. 

 

In order to replace the paper refer to chapter 5 of the Operating Manual

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Summary of Contents for VES-MATIC EASY

Page 1: ...SERVICE MANUAL Version SW 2 xx Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 Automatic instrument for determining the erythrocyte sedimentation rate ESR Patented Diagnostic Device IVDD 98 79 Diagnostica Senese S p A ...

Page 2: ...IAGNOSTICA SENESE SpA CUSTOMER CARE Via del Pozzo 5 53035 Monteriggioni SI Italy Tel 39 0577 319556 Fax 39 0577 319020 e mail customercare diesse it The information contained in this manual is subject to modifications without prior notice No part of this manual may be reproduced in any electronic or mechanical form for any purpose whatsoever without the written authorization of DIESSE DIAGNOSTICA ...

Page 3: ...IODIC CHECKS 9 3 1 1 ACCESS TO THE SERVICE MENU 9 3 1 2 TEST STATUS OF SENSORS HOME PHOTOCELL 11 3 1 3 MOTOR TEST 11 3 1 4 SENSOR TEST 12 3 1 5 SENSOR CALIBRATION 12 3 1 6 BARCODE TEST 13 3 1 7 ADJUSTING THE CARRIAGE STROKE READING 14 3 1 8 CONFIGURATION OF ID No 14 3 1 9 PRINT SETTINGS 14 3 1 10 CONFIGURATION OF TEST MODE 15 3 1 11 ANALYSIS COUNTER 16 3 1 12 PRINT ERRORS 16 3 1 13 CYCLES TEST 16 ...

Page 4: ... on External connections KO 31 5 3 TROUBLESHOOTING DURING THE OPERATING PHASE 32 6 EXPLODED DRAWINGS AND COMPONENT LISTS FOR UNITS 34 6 1 VES MATIC EASY UNIT 30003800 35 Exploded drawing 35 Component list 36 List of Accessories Optionals 36 6 2 ANALYSIS HANDLING UNIT 30208221 37 Exploded drawing 37 Component list 38 6 3 VES MATIC EASY PRINTER UNIT 30208230 39 Exploded drawing 39 Component list 40 ...

Page 5: ...1 1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONNECTING TO A BARCODE READER 2 2 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONNECTION TO A HOST COMPUTER 3 3 SPECIFICATIONS OF THE ASYNCHRONOUS SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL 3 4 VES EASY SERIAL COMMANDS AND PARAMETER FORMAT 4 ATTACHMENT B UPGRADE SOFTWARE 8 1 INSTALLING THE PROGRAMMING SOTWARE WinBootPrg 9 2 COPYING THE FILE TO TRANSFER TO THE UNIT 10 3 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE UPGR...

Page 6: ...Service Manual Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 vi 6 76 ...

Page 7: ... Manual 7 76 1 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INSTRUMENT 1 1 OVERALL VIEW OF THE UNIT 2 1 2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 3 1 3 CONTENT AND PACKAGE DIMENSIONS 3 1 4 SHUTTING DOWN AND SHIPPING 4 ...

Page 8: ...OF THE UNIT Fig 1 1 Legend 1 Cuvette holder with 10 numbered positions 2 Display 3 Keyboard 4 Printout Paper slit 5 EXTERNAL BARCODE connector External Barcode Reader 6 USB connector 7 ON OFF switch 8 DC IN socket for 9Vdc power supply 9 Paper holder compartment ...

Page 9: ...11 CAN CSA C22 2 Nr 61010 1 04 Ed 2004 07 UL61010 1 Ed 2004 07 EMC CEI EN61326 ED 2004 08 Installation category II Safety requirements and functional performances of the instrument are not assured if you use a different power supply from the one supplied in the package 1 3 CONTENT AND PACKAGE DIMENSIONS MATERIAL SUPPLIED WITH THE INSTRUMENT The VESMATIC EASY is supplied with the following material...

Page 10: ...rned off and cleaned internally of all residues or spillage with a liquid detergent and left to dry B Use one of the ready to use spray cans of isopropyl alcohol available on the market C Spray well on the sample holder D Leave turned off for at least one hour before beginning a new work cycle or any other type of operation on the instrument Instrument maybe damaged if dropped SHIPPING 1 Insert th...

Page 11: ... 5 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 2 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE and reassembly 2 1 GRAPHICS 6 2 2 PRELIMINARY TASKS ASSIGNED TO THE TECHNICAL SERVICE 6 2 3 EQUIPMENT INSTRUMENTATION REQUIRED 7 2 4 DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY PROCEDURES 7 ...

Page 12: ...o separate waste collection provisions 2002 96 EC 2003 108 EC Legend of Symbols used on the document WARNING potential hazard of personal injury all the conditions indicated in the associated text must be stored and understood before proceeding WARNING potential danger of damaging the instrument all the conditions indicated in the associated text must be known and understood before proceeding ATTE...

Page 13: ...ws M3x12 Pos 203 Tab 30003800 anchoring the front panel code 30208601 Pos 002 Tab 30003800 to the rear panel code 30208611 pos 001 Tab 30003800 d Ease out the upper lid Pos 006 Tab 30003800 anchored to the side panels by the springs on the moulds d Disconnet the wiring attached to the Ves Matic Easy Connection Board Pos 101 Tab 30003800 in order to access the electrical and mechanical parts of the...

Page 14: ...ERVICE MENU 9 3 1 2 TEST STATUS OF SENSORS HOME PHOTOCELL 11 3 1 3 MOTOR TEST 11 3 1 4 SENSOR TEST 12 3 1 5 SENSOR CALIBRATION 12 3 1 6 BARCODE TEST 13 3 1 7 ADJUSTING THE CARRIAGE STROKE READING 14 3 1 8 CONFIGURATION OF ID No 14 3 1 9 PRINT SETTINGS 14 3 1 10 CONFIGURATION OF TEST MODE 15 3 1 11 ANALYSIS COUNTER 16 3 1 12 PRINT ERRORS 16 3 1 13 CYCLES TEST 16 3 2 CLEANING THE PRINTER HEAD 17 ...

Page 15: ...ic signal and display an error message Please refer to Chapter 5 Intervention Procedure for troubleshooting the fault If this message is displayed when the instrument is turned on do not use the position X indicated for the processing of samples as the read sensor associated with this position may be damaged Use the key to display the list of damaged sensors and pass over to the Main Menu Once the...

Page 16: ...TINGS RETURN TO MAIN PRINTING OF CALIBRATION VALUES AND VES EASY SETTINGS MAX HEIGHT STROKE ADJUSTMENT OF READING UNIT CARRIAGE CHANGE ADDRESS CONFIGURATION OF ID ADDRESS HOST CONNECTION TIME NORMAL FAST SETTING OF TIMES ANALYSIS FOR DEBUGGING READ ANA COUNTER VIEWING OF THE ANALYSIS COUNTER PRINT ERRORS PRINTING OF ERRORS RECORDED DURING ANALYSIS CYCLES CYCLES TEST SETTING OF CYCLES TEST To exit ...

Page 17: ... carriage of the reading unit one third along the maximum stroke Press any key to perform the test in the Home position 3 The sensors will be displayed in the following format Photograph of the status of the optical and mechanical sensors of the instrument L Light OPEN D Dark CLOSED 4 By performing simple manual operations like inserting and extracting a test tube from one of the 10 positions in t...

Page 18: ...ition occupied value valid N Non present Press OK to return to the previous menu 3 1 5 SENSOR CALIBRATION To perform the calibration fine tuning of the sensors it is necessary to use 10 test tubes containing 3ml calibration latex LOW and 10 test tubes containing the 2ml calibration latex HIGH The instrument foresees two calibration modes either for single sensors or simultaneously for all 10 optoe...

Page 19: ...ent to the emitter sensor it manages not to perforate the 3ml latex At this stage the instrument will request the insertion of the test tubes containing the 2ml calibration latex HIGH INSERT HIGH insert the test tube and press OK The instrument will carry out a series of readings until via the adjustment of the emitter sensor current it manages not to perforate the 2ml latex The instrument calcula...

Page 20: ...ifying it during connection to the mains Transmission Speed 19200 bit s data format 8 data bits 1 stop bit and no parity bit Procedure 1 Select the item CHANGE ADDRESS from the Select test menu 2 Press OK and the address entered will appear on the display 3 Use the keys to change the value of the units hexadecimal from 0 to F 4 Use the Line Feed line to increase the value to be set by 10 hexadecim...

Page 21: ...alue entered and return to the previous menu These ANALYSIS CYCLES ARE NOT VALID for scientific purposes Turn off and turn on the instrument again to restore normal functioning Method to verify the sensors efficiency using the FAST mode 1 To use this rapid procedure it s necessary to prepare 2 or 3 for F2 analysis test tubes with inside little sticks in plastic or in metal of various heights as sh...

Page 22: ... 1 13 CYCLES TEST This function allows the instrument to execute n cycles programable of analysis Use 10 test tubes containing the test stick Height 56mm and insert them in all positions of the sample holder for the test before starting the cycles Procedure 1 Select the item CYCLES TEST from the Select test menu and press OK 2 The instrument executes the print of the settings before starting the t...

Page 23: ...up the lever indicated in figure 1 to unhook 2 and tip up 3 the printing device 3 Lift up the printer head by raising the side lever 4 Finally proceed with the removal of the ends of the paper and clean the head N B For removing of the paper and cleaning only ever use products designed specifically for printer heads Follow the above steps in reverse in order to reassemble the printer again In orde...

Page 24: ...e modules 21 4 3 VES EASY CONNECTION BOARD 21 4 3 1 Description of the module 21 4 3 2 Applicable documentation 21 4 3 3 Access to single modules 21 4 4 VES10 ESAY SENSOR AND HOME PHOTOCELL READING BOARDS 22 4 4 1 Description of the module 22 4 4 2 Applicable documentation 22 4 4 3 Access to single module 22 4 5 PRINTER INTERFACE MODULE 23 4 5 1 Description of the module 23 4 5 2 Applicable docume...

Page 25: ...assemblies relating to the various procedures enclosed Flow Chart no 1 VES EASY Type of fault Trouble Shooting Disassembly Unit of the unit Disassembly procedure Intervention on the assembly interessato Troubleshooting procedure Reassembly of the relative unit Reassembly di procedure Retesting of relative unit Calibration procedure N S Chapter 2 6 Chapter 5 Chapter 3 Chapter 2 6 Chapter 5 Flow Cha...

Page 26: ...GA 128 This block consists of microcontrollers that carry out the functions dictated by the programme residing in the same It has a 16 Mhz system clock and a bus speed of 16 Mhz speed of carrying out an operation 2 MEMORY block U2 FLASH Eprom Integrated in the microprocessor where the management programme is housed the capacity of which is 128 KByte x 8Bit where the MPU transfers data or variable ...

Page 27: ...nection module consists principally of the integrated LM7805 that generates 5Vdc on the board necessary for the functioning of the CPU board Moreover there is also a power supply connection for the printer on the board and the connectors for interfacing with external equipment USB EXTERNAL BARCODE 4 3 2 Applicable documentation 20010140 VES MATIC 10 EASY interconnection diagram 6 4 20103311 Electr...

Page 28: ...4 4 4 3 Access to single module a Turn off the instrument and disconnect from the power supply b Access the unit as indicated in paragraph 2 4 Replacing the Read sensor Boards c Use a Phillips screwdriver to unscrew the 2 screws M2 5x6 Pos 202 Tab 30208221 and remove the Sensor le Sensor Boards Pos 101 102 Tab 30208221 d Disconnect the wiring connected to the same e Proceed with the replacement an...

Page 29: ...0140 VES MATIC 10 EASY interconnection diagram 6 4 20102462 Small WT01 Printer Interface diagram 7 5 30111340 Small WT01 Printer Interface board layout 7 5 4 5 3 Access to single module a Turn off the instrument and disconnect from the power supply b Access the unit by opening the lid as indicated in chapter 2 c Detach the power supply cable connected to the connector CN11 d Detach the serial conn...

Page 30: ...TS 25 5 2 PROBLEMS FAULTS AT START UP 25 5 2 1 The unit fails to turn on 25 5 2 2 The unit turns on Display KO Keyboard KO 26 5 2 2 The unit turns on Initial reset KO 26 5 2 3 The unit turns on Printer KO 29 5 2 4 The unit turns on External connections KO 31 5 3 TROUBLESHOOTING DURING THE OPERATING PHASE 32 ...

Page 31: ... proceeding with any type of replacement Apart from carrying out command and control operations of the peripherals the C P U also constantly monitors the most important parts of the instrument Whenever a fault is detected the process in progress is automatically stopped and an acoustic signal given while a message appears on the screen at the same time signalling the type of fault or shortcoming o...

Page 32: ...h inserted Jumper JP5 Corrective Action to be taken Replace the CPU Board code 30119871 5 2 2 The unit turns on Initial reset KO The unit turns on but the self test is carried out incorrectly and either displays error messages or is not performed at all Overall effect Message on the display Fails to carry out initial Reset Type of fault The instrument is not correctly energised The Software has no...

Page 33: ...exist Modules affected CPU board 4 2 Checks recommended Check the power supplies on the CPU board Recalibrate the optoelectronic units and by turning off and turning on the instrument again check that the calibration values are saved correctly use the Print Settings functions Reset the CPU Board Attachment B Updating of Software Corrective Action to be taken Replace the CPU board code 30119871 Ove...

Page 34: ...ront Read Sensor Board code 30119990 KO pos 1 5 V10 Rear Read Sensor Board code 30120000 KO pos 6 10 Wired Photocell code 30121610 CPU Board code 30119871 Overall effect Message on the display ERROR READING Type of fault This is probably due either to the movement of the reading unit failing to finish within the limits established or the Home sensor of the reading unit being defective Overall effe...

Page 35: ...e Printer board WT01 code 30111340 Printing device code 21430120 Overall effect Message on the display HEAD DOWN Printer head down Type of fault This message appears whenever the software detects the printer head raised Modules affected SMALL WT01 PRINTER INTERFACE BOARD 4 5 Checks recommended Correctly position the head lever see point 5 3 of the Operating Manual Check the continuity of the conne...

Page 36: ...s an error Modules affected Checks recommended In order to avoid interrupting the analysis cycle in progress the operator may disable the printer following the signalling of an error by confirming with the OK key Once the problem indicated has been solved the results of the analyses can still be printed as they will have been saved in the EEPROM archive Corrective Action to be taken Overall effect...

Page 37: ...rrectly Modules affected CPU board 4 2 CONNECTIONS board 4 3 Checks recommended Check the status of the label bearing the barcode and if necessary replace it and try again Check the power supplies on the CPU board and the output connectors of the Connections board Check the continuity of the connections between the CPU board and the Connections board Using the TEST function to check the Barcode Re...

Page 38: ...aken Overall effect Message on the display LOW Sample LOW Type of fault This message appears during printing whenever the level of the sample is too low or with samples with haematocrit values 15 Modules affected Checks recommended Correctly fill the cuvette with the same blood sample following the instructions in the illustrative leaflet enclosed in the cuvette packet Corrective Action to be take...

Page 39: ...status of the sample inside the test tube e g if coagulates are present Correctly insert the test tube into the sample holder and repeat the analysis Corrective Action to be taken Overall effect Message on the display ANALYSIS ABORTED Type of fault This is printed whenever the work cycle has been interrupted or an analysis cycle is launched without having introduced the samples into the sample hol...

Page 40: ...03800 35 Exploded drawing 35 Component list 36 List of Accessories Optionals 36 6 2 ANALYSIS HANDLING UNIT 30208221 37 Exploded drawing 37 Component list 38 6 3 VES MATIC EASY PRINTER UNIT 30208230 39 Exploded drawing 39 Component list 40 6 4 INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS LAYOUT 41 Component list WIRING 42 ...

Page 41: ...Service Manual 41 76 35 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 6 1 VES MATIC EASY UNIT 30003800 Exploded drawing ...

Page 42: ...0 EASY SERIAL PRINTER WIRING Ref 404 6 4 200 11000270 O RING 2018 202 1110H85Z TC ECO SYN BN 82428 3x8 xTERMOPL SCREWS 203 1110H90Z TC ECO SYN BN 82428 3x12 xTERMOPL SCREWS 204 1110H95Z LB 5 RICHCO TIGHTENING BUTTON 205 11141174 M3X6 UNI 5931 STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS 206 11141184 M3X8 UNI 5931 STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS 207 20920010 PAND ABMM AT RICH FTH 05A RT AUTOAD BASE 208 20920140 TY RAP 2 4x92mm R...

Page 43: ...Service Manual 43 76 37 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 6 2 ANALYSIS HANDLING UNIT 30208221 Exploded drawing ...

Page 44: ...0120781 VES MATIC 10 EASY SENSOR WIRING JUNCTION Ref 400 6 4 201 1110080Z STEAB 5021 4 05 SPACER 202 1110H87Z TC ECO SYN BN 82428 2 5x6 xTERMOPL SCREWS 203 1110H90Z TC ECO SYN BN 82428 3x12 Xtermopl SCREWS 204 1110H96Z Art 341000 3460PA 02 SPACER 205 1110L02Z E ZUBEHOR 486 RUBBER FAIRLEAD 206 1110L03Z PTSO S M3 6 THREADED INSERT 207 11141156 M3X4 UNI 5923 STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS 208 11141224 M3X16 ...

Page 45: ...Service Manual 45 76 39 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 6 3 VES MATIC EASY PRINTER UNIT 30208230 Exploded drawing ...

Page 46: ...NAS EPL 1902S2AE PAN MEC000200 101 30111340 SMALL WT01 PRINTER BOARD 200 1110F56Z STEAB 5021 3 06 SPACER 201 1110082Z TO220 STEAB 5160 12 118 ELMI EM39 ISOLATOR 202 1110383G PZAB 2 2X6 5 UNI 6954 ZN SCREWS 203 11141172 M3X6 UNI 7687 STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS 204 1114473L M3 UNI 5588 STAINLESS STEEL NUT 205 20410020 ISOLATOR FOR TO220 IN MICA ...

Page 47: ...Service Manual 47 76 41 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 6 4 INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS LAYOUT ...

Page 48: ...MATIC 10 EASY SENSOR JUNCTION WIRING 401 30121610 WIRED PHOTOCELL BOARD 402 30403020 WIRED PM35S 048 MOTOR 403 30120791 VES MATIC 10 EASY CPU SENSOR WIRING 404 30120821 VES MATIC 10 EASY SERIAL PRINTER WIRING 405 30120800 VES MATIC 10 EASY CPU INTERCONN WIRING 406 30120811 VES MATIC 10 EASY PRINTER POWER SUP WIRING ...

Page 49: ...es 3 45 7 2 VES MATIC EASY CONNECTION BOARD 48 Layout Code 30120011 48 Electrical diagram CODE 20103311 49 7 3 VES MATIC EASY FRONT REAR READ SENSOR BOARD 50 Layout Code 30119990 50 Layout Code 30120000 51 Electrical diagram Code 20103300 52 7 4 WIRED PHOTOCELL BOARD 53 Layout code 30121610 53 7 5 BOARD PRINTER WT01 SMALL 54 Layout CODE 30111340 54 Electrical diagram CODE 20102462 55 ...

Page 50: ...Service Manual Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 44 50 76 7 1 VES MATIC EASY CPU BOARD Layout Code 30119871 ...

Page 51: ...Service Manual 51 76 45 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 Electrical diagram Code 20103292 Total pages 3 ...

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Page 54: ...Service Manual Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 48 54 76 7 2 VES MATIC EASY CONNECTION BOARD Layout Code 30120011 ...

Page 55: ...Service Manual 55 76 49 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 Electrical diagram CODE 20103311 ...

Page 56: ...Service Manual Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 50 56 76 7 3 VES MATIC EASY FRONT REAR READ SENSOR BOARD Layout Code 30119990 ...

Page 57: ...Service Manual 57 76 51 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 Layout Code 30120000 ...

Page 58: ...Service Manual Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 52 58 76 Electrical diagram Code 20103300 ...

Page 59: ...Service Manual 59 76 53 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 7 4 WIRED PHOTOCELL BOARD Layout code 30121610 ...

Page 60: ...Service Manual Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 54 60 76 7 5 BOARD PRINTER WT01 SMALL Layout CODE 30111340 ...

Page 61: ...Service Manual 61 76 55 Rev 1 1 of 15 04 2017 Electrical diagram CODE 20102462 ...

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Page 63: ...FICATIONS FOR CONNECTING TO A BARCODE READER 2 2 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONNECTION TO A HOST COMPUTER 3 3 SPECIFICATIONS OF THE ASYNCHRONOUS SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL 3 4 VES EASY SERIAL COMMANDS AND PARAMETER FORMAT 4 The cables used for the external connections must not exceed 3 metres in length ...

Page 64: ...e EXTERNAL BARCODE on system rear PIN SIGNAL 2 Tx Data transmission towards the reader not used 3 RX Date received from the reader 5 GND 9 5 V TECHNICAL INFORMATION The electrical levels of the signals are of the standard RS232 type The communication is one way from the barcode reader towards the machine The speed of the transmission is 9600 bit s the data format is of the type with 8 data bits 1 ...

Page 65: ...ses are assigned to PC ports during subsequent hardware installations For the configuration of the hardware of the ID address of the instrument refer to paragraph 3 1 8 3 SPECIFICATIONS OF THE ASYNCHRONOUS SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL A bi directional serial communication protocol called NewProtocol is installed on the VESMATIC EASY instrument described in the following section The speed of the t...

Page 66: ...hese will be numbered in an increasing order starting from 0 moreover every transmission with additional blocks must finish with the block with a length of nil 4 VES EASY SERIAL COMMANDS AND PARAMETER FORMAT Every command interpreted obtains as a response ACK 0x06 ID CR In the case of a syntax error or an incorrect command the response will be NACK 0x15 ID CR 0x00 Request for version VesMatic EASY...

Page 67: ...age 0x01 will be sent in response Example of a request for the 5 tests before the last 5 to the machine with address 0x00 without checksum verification and with legal parameter P 0x01 Example From Host 0002009301 CR 00 The machine with ID 00 is requested to execute command 93 that is command 13 without checksum verification with parameter 01 indicating the tests requested From VES 00A00013 see des...

Page 68: ...ne sensor Bit 1 set means no cuvette in Bit 2 set means HIGH sample Bit 3 set means LOW sample Bit 4 set means EMPTY cuvette Bit 5 not used Bit 6 not used Bit 7 set means that one or more previous bits are set Note if one or more bits in sub field F1 were set the values shown in fields H1 H2 and KI have no meaning F2 1 byte Contains Boolean flags describing test results Bit 0 set means reading at ...

Page 69: ... 1 byte Not used R3 1 byte Not used IMPORTANT NOTE VESMATIC EASY responds to commands only when it is not in the engaged status BEFORE SENDING THIS COMMAND SEND COMMAND 0x02 TO MAKE SURE THAT THE VESMATIC EASY INSTRUMENT IS IN THE CORRECT CONDITION TO RESPOND ...

Page 70: ...1 of 15 04 2017 A 8 TotPagAnnex 14 ATTACHMENT B UPGRADE SOFTWARE PROGRAMMING MANUAL 1 INSTALLING THE PROGRAMMING SOTWARE WinBootPrg 9 2 COPYING THE FILE TO TRANSFER TO THE UNIT 10 3 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE UPGRADE SOFTWARE 11 ...

Page 71: ...nfigure the USB port see instructions in the CD ROM Accessories required Programming the instrument requires a Personal Computer or a notebook with Windows XP operating system and a USB port Please carefully follow the instructions below Installation of the WinBootPrg software 1 Double click the setup exe file in the 22100221_Install WinBootPrg EVEREX srl folder in the CD Rom to launch the program...

Page 72: ...he Support Centre for receiving the update file 1 Copy the application software file VesMaticEasy_SWXXX hex to be transferred to the VesMatic Easy system in the C Programmi WinBootPrg folder 2 Connect the system to the PC and to the power supply mains to ensure that the USB port address COM_PORT in the winbootprg ini file contained in the WInBootPrg folder corresponds to the USB port address indic...

Page 73: ...in the winbootprg ini file and save the new settings 3 PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE UPGRADE SOFTWARE 1 Connect the VesMatic Easy to the PC see Attachment A and turn it on 2 Start the WinBootPrg exe program from the tool bar on the PC 3 During startup set the program for the microprocessor assembled on the CPU ATMEGA128 ...

Page 74: ...nch the program in the instrument CPU to update the application software select the Start BootLoader push button 1 and ensure that the BootLoader program version 2 is shown in the bar 5 Select the application file press Load HEX File 1 and recall the VesMaticEasy_SWXXX hex 2 file previously saved in C Programmi WinBootPrg 1 1 2 2 ...

Page 75: ... 1 and when requested press YES 2 to confirm 7 When programming is completed turn the instrument off and on again to ensure that the application software version displayed on screen corresponds to the update version 8 To exit the WinBootPrg program click on the X Close in the upper right part of the screen 1 2 ...

Page 76: ... Reply Time by days URGENT Reply to Fax E mail Notes To better understand and solve the problem we suggest to 1 Fill this form in alla the parts except the last one 2 Annex to this form if available all the documentation supplied by the customer printed reports pictures etc all the documents supplied by the technical persone es settings printout reports etc Signature Date Pag 1 of Everex srl R D D...

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