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ROBD2 USER’S GUIDE                                                                                                                                                             SEPTEMBER 2016 

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Vent port 
This port vents the excess flow of gas not used during inhalation and exhalation and 

also limits the pilot mask pressure. 

Important:

  A  filtered  vent  plug  has  been  installed  into  the  vent  port.  This  vent 

plug will provide a slight positive pressure to the breathing mask. If the absence 

of positive pressure is desired, remove the threaded plug. When the instrument is 

not being used, reinstall the plug. This vent plug should only be hand tightened. 

Do  not  install  any  other  type  of  fitting  into  this  port,  as  the  breathing  loop  may 

become over-pressurize and cause damage to the instrument. 

Note: 

Removing  the  vent  plug  does  not  diminish  the  amount  of  gas,  that  the 

subject under test receives, when inhaling.  

 

Summary of Contents for 6202-1

Page 1: ...vice 2 Operator s Guide Revision 8 September 2nd 2016 Software Rev 6202 2 00 XX Environics Inc 69 Industrial Park Road East Tolland CT 06084 2805 USA Phone 860 872 1111 Fax 860 870 9333 E mail INFO EN...

Page 2: ...alance of the original warranty period or at least 30 days LIMITATION OF WARRANTY This warranty does not apply to defects resulting from product modification made without Environics express written co...

Page 3: ...statement bottom page 1 Added Breathing loop pressure port Bottom page 6 Added safety feature Top page 31 4 0 96 XX 04 26 2006 Modified O2 dump screen page 29 5 0 96 XX 9 27 2006 Added restrictions t...

Page 4: ...g 7 Installation 7 POWER AND GAS CONNECTIONS 8 Power Connection 8 Gas Connection 9 QUICK START PROCEDURE 10 POWER UP AND SELF TESTS 11 Power up 11 Warmup 11 Self test calibration 11 Self test Operatio...

Page 5: ...V LIST OF FIGURES FIGURE 1 FRONT PANEL LAYOUT 2 FIGURE 2 REAR PANEL LAYOUT 4 FIGURE 3 P ID 34...

Page 6: ...Hertz LCD Liquid Crystal Display LPM Liters Per Minute MFC Mass Flow Controller NAG Nitrogen and Air Generator P ID Piping and Instrument Diagram PSIG Pounds Per Square Inch Gauge RFI Radio Frequency...

Page 7: ...r the field operator Built in self tests verify all system component functionality before the operation of the system can begin If any self tests fail the system will not operate This manual contains...

Page 8: ...SYSTEM LAYOUT ROBD2 USER S GUIDE SEPTEMBER 2016 2 SYSTEM LAYOUT Front Panel Layout Figure 1 Front panel layout...

Page 9: ...d for data entry of numbers 0 through 9 and a decimal point Pressing the ENTER key completes the entry of the numeric data selected Arrow Keys The arrow keys are used to move the cursor on the display...

Page 10: ...SYSTEM LAYOUT ROBD2 USER S GUIDE SEPTEMBER 2016 4 Rear Panel Layout Figure 2 Rear panel layout...

Page 11: ...ic pressure of 20 PSIG RS 232 Port One 9 pin RS 232 serial port is connected to the embedded controller of the ROBD system This port is used for remote control of the ROBD2 using a host computer and c...

Page 12: ...a slight positive pressure to the breathing mask If the absence of positive pressure is desired remove the threaded plug When the instrument is not being used reinstall the plug This vent plug should...

Page 13: ...livered in a separate box Transport case option and unpacking 1 The transport case is provided with the ability to be locked If a lock has been added remove the lock and undo the rotary latches 2 Remo...

Page 14: ...power entry module should read either 115V or 230V dependent upon the actual voltage being used If it is not set for the voltage being connected remove the insert rotate it to the correct setting and...

Page 15: ...may need to be adjusted while the system is flowing The above listed pressures are dynamic It is important that the gas pressures stay within the ranges specified for each gas port Otherwise the syste...

Page 16: ...erformed DANGER During self tests gas will be delivered to the mask and vent port Do not breathe through the mask during the self test or self calibration process since oxygen will not be present at a...

Page 17: ...now available allowing the system self test to be run Self test calibration Pressing the SELFTST key will automatically run all self test and calibration steps sequentially Some tests require user int...

Page 18: ...pressure switch works properly The operator will be prompted to remove pressure from the oxygen port This can be done by disconnecting the hose at the O2 cylinder The quick connect fitting on the gas...

Page 19: ...e OPTION menu To run the self calibration sequence select the self calibration menu item from the OPTION menu Depending upon the gas source being used the self calibration process will vary Either way...

Page 20: ...to the troubleshooting section in the Programming and Technical Guide Pressing CANCEL during the process will terminate the calibration process and the new calibration data will not be stored Test al...

Page 21: ...int followed by zeros to fill the rest of the field if required For fields requiring alphanumeric data to be entered the arrow keys may also be used to input data The following listing shows the order...

Page 22: ...have completed successfully SELFTST The SELFTST key runs the system self test and calibration operations These operations must be run before the START key can be used to enter the Pilot Test mode The...

Page 23: ...ical manual When entering the RUNPRG mode the following screen will appear Note program names shown are for example purposes only Using the up and down arrow keys select the program to run The highlig...

Page 24: ...02 PERCENT SET ALTITUDE BAR 34000 FEET MAX AS SHOWN CURRENT ALTITUDE BAR TREND BARS REMAINING TIME CHG 34000 30000 F M ALT 25000 Elp 30 S 02 7 11 Rmn 38 S BLP 1 30 PROGRAM STEP INFO CURRENT ALTITUDE A...

Page 25: ...TEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 HLD 34000 FOR 2 MIN ALT 34000 Elp 50S 02 4 4 Rmn 70S BLP 1 35 HLD 34000 FOR 2 MIN 34000 4 40 70 SCREEN 1 SCREEN 2 CHG 0 18000 F M ALT 34000 Elp 20 S 02 4 37 Rmn 113 S BLP 1 20 CHG...

Page 26: ...end of altitude The other display screen gives more detailed information including breathing loop pressure elapsed step time remaining step time actual 02 content as read by the onboard oxygen sensor...

Page 27: ...ious system settings Pressing the OPTION key will bring up the following display The OPTION menu contains a menu with the following items TEST RESULTS SELF TEST SELF CALIBRATE ROBD FLOW RATE ADMIN MOD...

Page 28: ...that the test has been run but has failed SKIP indicates that the test has been skipped and has not yet been run The software will not allow access to the PILOT TEST menu until all tests show OK Pres...

Page 29: ...n the test Select YES to run the test or NO to skip to the next test To run an individual test position the cursor on the desired test and press ENTER While a test is running you may be prompted to pe...

Page 30: ...N MODE from the menu and press ENTER The system will disable administrator mode regardless of any password setting When the system is in Admin mode ADMIN will be displayed on the main menu screen SET...

Page 31: ...n the screen When increasing the contrast the contrast number will increase to a maximum 100 Use the down arrow to decrease the contrast on the screen When decreasing the contrast the contrast number...

Page 32: ...tion of oxygen is not above 90 within 5 seconds an internal alarm will sound Also if the concentration of 02 drops below 90 after 5 seconds the alarm will sound The alarm is deactivated at the time th...

Page 33: ...is turned off Also if during an O2 dump the oxygen content drops below 90 the alarm will sound Oxygen analysis Using the onboard oxygen sensor if the oxygen content in any pilot test mode drops below...

Page 34: ...or the absence of data causes alerts to occur and may also cause the displays to show and in the SpO2 and pulse rate displays The displays are updated every half a second as the monitor is acquiring...

Page 35: ...ts SpO2 or pulse rate values that exceed either the high or low limits both an audible alarm tone and visual alarm are generated The audible alarm volume can be adjusted or an alarm can be muted The v...

Page 36: ...SER S GUIDE SEPTEMBER 2016 30 Setting SpO2 and pulse rate alarm limits To access the alarm setting screen press the pulse or SpO2 display windows shown below For touchscreen variables either a finger...

Page 37: ...er the new value and press the enter key This will accept the new value back into the screen below and save it indefinitely If an alarm becomes active access to the alarm setting screen is denied unti...

Page 38: ...field is pressed the new variable to adjust will appear Once on the desired variable press the up or down arrow key The value setting will flash on the screen and the beeper will beep to the new volum...

Page 39: ...pass in the lower right hand corner This means that the internal pulse oximeter self test has passed If for some reason the internal self test fails to pass the word fail will appear and remain on th...

Page 40: ...PULSE OXIMETER ROBD2 USER S GUIDE SEPTEMBER 2016 34 Figure 3 P ID...

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