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Replacing the Power Supply Unit 

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Usable Life of the Power Supply Unit 

The usable life of the power supply unit is approximately 6 years although it may change 
depending on the frequency of usage. When using the unit beyond the usable life, it may be 
unable to correctly start. 
Replace the power supply unit periodically to maintain normal function. 
 

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Tools for Replacement 

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Phillips screwdriver (Large) 

 

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Disassembly and Assembly 

Replace the power supply unit in the following order with careful attention to wiring. 
 

N O T E  

z

  Prepare “AC power supply unit SNP-G125-MF (1T010107A)” when replacing.

 

1.  Remove the screws on the bottom side of 

the BS-8210.

 

 

Double Washer Sems M3 x 8 (x4)

 

 

 

 

Screws

2. After disconnecting the connectors, 

remove the “Base Top”.

 

 

Connector (x2) 

 

 

  Connectors

3.  After disconnecting the connectors and 

removing the screws, remove the power 
supply unit.

 

 

Connector (x2)

 

Double Washer Sems M3 x 8 (x4) 

 

 

Screws

Connector

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Summary of Contents for DS-8200

Page 1: ...Series Patient Monitor Service Manual Before setting up maintenance please read this Service Manual thoroughly After reading keep this manual for future reference ...

Page 2: ...or sale by or on the order of a physician The company and product names used in this manual are trademarks or registered trademarks If this manual has pages missing or out of order contact Fukuda Denshi for replacement Only physician or persons instructed by physicians are allowed to use the equipment The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice due to improvement...

Page 3: ...Revision History Model Name DS 8200 System Service Manual Edition Revised Items Reason of the Revision Revised Date 1 New Edition 2014 02 ...

Page 4: ...Blank Page ...

Page 5: ...with Other Equipment xiii Pacemaker xiii Non Explosion Proof xiii Defibrillator xiii Electrosurgical Instrument xiv MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging xiv Precautions about Connections to Peripheral Devices xv Precautions for Using the Equipment xvi This System xvi Wired Network DS LANII DS LANIII xxiv Wireless Network System xxv RTC and Data Backup xxv Precautions about the Ventilator Monitoring xxvi...

Page 6: ...sult in death or serious injury CAUTION Failure to follow this message may cause injury or failure to the equipment Warning Labels Attached to the Unit Make sure to read the warning label attached to the equipment and comply with the requirements while operating the equipment CAUTION Do not damage or erase the warning label attached to the equipment This warning label contains descriptions importa...

Page 7: ... Perfusion Index PI Perfusion Index Pleth Variability Index PVI Carboxyhemoglobin Concentration SpCO SpCO Methemoglobin Concentration SpMet SpMet Total Hemoglobin Concentration SpHb SpHb g dL TEMP TEMP TEMP C F C End Tidal CO2 Concentration CO2 EtCO2 mmHg kPa mmHg Inspiratory CO2 Concentration CO2 InspCO2 mmHg kPa mmHg CO CO CO L minute Blood Temperature Blood Temperature Tb C Injectate Temperatur...

Page 8: ... mL minute Oxygen Consumption VO2 mL minute Stroke Volume SV mL beat Stroke Volume STAT Mode SV_STAT mL Stroke Volume Index SVI mL m2 Stroke Volume Index STAT Mode SVI_STAT mL m2 HR HR bpm beats per minute Mean Arterial Pressure MAP mmHg Central Venous Pressure CVP mmHg Continuous Cardiac Output CCO L minute Continuous Cardiac Output STAT Mode CCO_STAT L minute Continuous Cardiac Index CCI L minut...

Page 9: ...ance Vigilance CEDV Vigilance II Vigileo Stroke Volume Variance SVV Bispectral Index BIS no unit Signal Quality Index SQI Electromyograph EMG dB Suppression Ratio SR Spectral Edge Frequency SEF Hz Total Power TOTPOW dB BIS Data Impedance IMP kohms AEP Monitor Data AEP Index AEP no unit Regional Cerebral Oxygen Saturation Left Lt rSO2 INVOS 5100C Monitor Data Regional Cerebral Oxygen Saturation Rig...

Page 10: ...hen interconnecting the devices Protective Earth Indicates the protective earth inside the equipment Alternating Current Main Power Input Indicator Indicates that the equipment is in normal operation Indicates that the equipment is in standby mode Electrostatic Sensitive Part Directly touching this connector part with hands should be avoided Type CF Applied Part with Defibrillation Proof Indicates...

Page 11: ...ator This mark flashes synchronizing to the inspiration Message Icon This mark will be displayed inside the parameter key when an alarm message is present for that parameter Whether or not to display this icon can be selected on the Initial Settings TCON Only for USA Displays the Bidirectional Wireless Communication TCON connection status while in communication Key Lock Mark Indicates that the ite...

Page 12: ...itor to the user s intended position where the user can easily recognize the visual and audible monitoring conditions Normally it is recommended to set at a distance of 1m from the user y Install or store in a place where the equipment will not be exposed to splashing water y Install or store in a place where the equipment will not be adversely affected by atmospheric pressure temperature humidity...

Page 13: ...and contact Fukuda Denshi z Precautions about Maintenance Check y Make sure to periodically check the equipment accessories and cables y When reusing the equipment which was left unused for a while always check that the equipment operates properly and safely before use z Precautions when Using with Other Equipment y To prevent patient from burn injury verify proper attachment of patient ground pla...

Page 14: ... telemetry in a local medical institution one person can perform both functions z Select a telemetry manager who understands the characteristics and functionality of telemetry systems and is skilled in operating telemetry z When installing telemetry the Overall Manager and the Zone Manager have to understand the precautions for use of the telemetry in advance z The Overall Manager takes responsibi...

Page 15: ...all Manager has to receive an explanation of the precautions for use of the TCON from the manufacturer or sales representative z The Overall Manager is responsible for the maintenance and storage of the equipment z The Overall Manager should create a management log hereinafter referred to as the log which contains a list of the management status of the wireless channels for the whole facility When...

Page 16: ...p Precautions about the Setting Follow the instructions from the Overall Manager for the wireless channel when setting the TCON and channel IDs to prevent interference within the same institution z If the TCON is set to OFF all TCON messages such as Check TCON Comm will not be displayed z When TCON is used even if ON is set for Start NIBP Auto Mode with Start Stop key Initial Settings User I F Pow...

Page 17: ...logical Health on October 14 1998 Non Explosion Proof DANGER Never operate the equipment in the presence of flammable anesthetics high concentration of oxygen or inside hyperbaric chamber Also do not operate the equipment in an environment in which there is a risk of explosion Explosion or fire may result Defibrillator WARNING z When defibrillating keep away from the electrodes or medicament appli...

Page 18: ...d the ground plate If the electrodes are placed in this path the amount of interference will be quite large Position and electrodes as close as possible to each other Ground Plate When using electrosurgical instruments make sure the contact between the patient and the ground plate is secure If the connection is incomplete the patient may suffer from burn at the electrode site z The stored data wil...

Page 19: ...ipheral device connectors on the DS 8200 System are isolated from the power supply the connecting peripheral devices should comply with EN 60601 1 for Europe IEC 60601 1 for USA inside the patient environment In other cases to maintain operator and patient safety consider the requirements of EN 60601 1 for Europe IEC 60601 1 for USA It is the user s responsibility to ensure that the overall system...

Page 20: ... precision of the QRS detection and NIBP measurement Make sure the correct selection is made z The pacemaker use selection influences the precision of the QRS detection and arrhythmia analysis Make sure the correct selection is made z If the QRS pace mask function is set to OFF 10ms or 20ms the pace pulse may be erroneously be detected as a QRS complex and HR Asystole alarms may not generate due t...

Page 21: ... airway adapters These accessories may be purchased from Fukuda Denshi or any authorized Respironics Novametrix LLC distributor y Always consider the circumference of the intubation tube when using the airway adapter If inappropriate airway adapter is used for a patient with low ventilation CO2 may mix in to the inspired air resulting in incorrect measurement or apnea detection may become difficul...

Page 22: ...esult z Due to its material characteristic the touch panel expands contracts depending on the temperature humidity When the touch panel is left unused for a while or when the ambient temperature is low the surface film of the touch panel may expand but this is not an abnormal condition This expansion will be reduced in few hours or half a day after the power is turned ON z For quality improvement ...

Page 23: ...heart rate will be reduced Arrhythmia will not be detected either Precautions about the ST Measurement z For the lead which the electrode is detached the reference waveform setup cannot be performed Check if the electrode is appropriately attached and perform the setup again Precautions about the 12 Lead Analysis z Interpretation and Minnesota codes given by this equipment do not instruct the phys...

Page 24: ...ge the attachment site or stop using the sensor z Do not wrap the supplemental tape on the sensor too tight At the same time check the blood flow constantly so that congestion is not generated at the peripheral z Do not use tape to secure the sensor to the site z Even a short duration of attachment may inhibit the blood flow and generate compression necrosis and burn injury z Check the sensor atta...

Page 25: ...inuous measurement and 1 minute interval measurement will automatically stop after 12 minutes maximum 15 minutes z If the mean MAP display is set to OFF the MAP alarm will not be generated Also the MAP data will not be displayed for the tabular trend or the NIBP list Precautions about the BP Monitoring z If the transducer gets disconnected pay attention that the metal part of the transducer does n...

Page 26: ...e CO2 Monitoring HPD 800 810 Gas Unit I F z The airway adapter should be attached with the thicker side facing to the patient If attached oppositely it may damage the CO2 sensor or airway adapter Precautions about the Alarm z Alarm messages will be displayed according to the priority Level S Level H Level M Level L Level N z For the same alarm priority the alarm message for the newer alarm will be...

Page 27: ...ed CF SD card z Use only the CF SD card formatted with this equipment z Make sure to turn the power OFF and ON again after the setup data is read from the CF SD card The read setup data will become effective after the power is turned OFF and ON again z Reading the patient data from the CF SD card will erase all previous patient data stored in the patient monitor Precautions about the Maintenance z...

Page 28: ...GEMINY will not be transmitted y For the DS LANII network arrhythmia alarm of SLOW VT will be transmitted as VT y For the wired network waveform numeric data and alarm of TEMP3 to 6 will not be transmitted Also the displayable waveform numeric data and alarm will differ depending on the central monitor model type Refer also to the operation manual for the respective central monitor y The PR_IBP al...

Page 29: ... If not the displayed waveform or numeric data may not be transmitted z The setup of channel ID and group ID should be performed only by the telemetry channel administrator or our service representative Users should not perform this procedure as malfunction may occur z When the measurement unit of BP is kPa corresponding waveform and numeric data will not be transmitted When using a wireless netwo...

Page 30: ...ain power of this equipment and the ventilator is OFF Precautions about the SpO2 Sensor DANGER Danger of Burn Injury Caused by the SpO2 Sensor When monitoring SpO2 make sure to use only the specified sensor relay cable If any other sensor relay cable is used a high temperature rise of the sensor may place the patient in danger of burns If there are any questions regarding the sensor relay cable us...

Page 31: ...0 HPD 810 HCP 800 HCP 810 will start up from the warm up mode The warm up time differs for each unit To Prepare for Emergency Use Accessories Optional Accessories z The ECG electrodes are consumable products Always prepare extra supplies of electrodes z Check once a week that there is no wire break on the patient cable Battery Pack z Even if the battery pack is not in use the remaining capacity de...

Page 32: ...e is located Lightning z A lightning nearby may induce excessive voltage to the equipment If any danger is suspected y Use the uninterruptible power supply system y Use the battery CAUTION High frequency noise interference from other device through the power outlet z Check where the noise is originated and remove it using filtering device etc z Stop using the device that is originating the noise z...

Page 33: ...8200 System is suitable for use in hosing environment and establishments directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network which is supplied to buildings in housing environment When measuring the vital parameters with connection to peripheral equipments including HLX 801 and Display Unit Extension Cable Guidance and Manufacturer s Declaration Electromagnetic Emissions Emissions Tes...

Page 34: ...Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1kV differential mode 2kV common mode 1kV differential mode 2kV common mode Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Voltage dips short interruptions and voltage variations on power supply input lines IEC 61000 4 11 5 UT 95 dip in UT for 0 5 cycle 40 UT 60 dip in UT for 5 cycles 70 UT 30 dip in UT for 25 cycles 5 UT 95 dip in UT for 5 s...

Page 35: ...m Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey 1 should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range 2 Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following symbol Note 1 At 80MHz and 800MHz the higher frequency range applies Note 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations Electromagnetic propagation is affe...

Page 36: ...mitter W 150kHz to 80MHz d 1 2 P 80MHz to 800MHz d 1 2 P 800MHz to 2 5GHz d 2 3 P 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3 8 3 8 7 3 100 12 12 23 For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed above the recommended separation distance d in meters m can be determined using the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter where P is the maximum output power r...

Page 37: ...nt Chapter 5 Wiring Diagram This chapter describes the wiring diagram of the equipment Chapter 6 Spare Parts List This chapter describes the spare parts of the equipment Chapter 7 Assembly Diagram This chapter describes the assembly diagram Chapter 8 Software Upgrade This chapter describes the software upgrade of the equipment Chapter 9 Troubleshooting This chapter describes the troubleshooting ti...

Page 38: ...2 Specification Specification 2 2 Display Unit LC 8210 2 2 HS Adapter HSB 80 2 3 Base Unit BS 8210 2 4 Super Unit HS 8000 series 2 5 Recorder Unit HR 800 2 6 Gas Unit I F HPD 800 HPD 810 and CO2 Gas Unit HCP 800 HCP 810 2 7 Performance 2 8 Name of Parts and Their Functions 3 2 Display Unit LC 8210 3 2 Front Side 3 2 Rear Side 3 3 Right Side 3 3 Left Side 3 4 Bottom 3 4 HS Adapter HSB 80 3 5 Front ...

Page 39: ... 8210 Assembly 5 7 23 BS 8210 Assembly 6 7 24 BS 8210 Assembly 7 7 25 BS 8210 Assembly 8 7 26 BS 8210 Assembly 9 7 28 Software Upgrade 8 2 Software Version 8 3 Chapter 9 Troubleshooting Backup 9 2 Alarm Sound 9 2 Touch Panel 9 3 Wired Network DS LAN ΙΙ ΙΙΙ 9 3 Telemetry 9 4 TCON Only for USA 9 5 Remote Control Unit 9 5 General 9 5 Ventilator 9 7 Patient Input 9 8 Chapter 10 Maintenance DIP Switch ...

Page 40: ...27 Usable Life of NIBP Unit 10 27 Replacing the Short Term Backup Battery 10 27 Usable Life of Short Term Backup Battery 10 27 Replacing the Lithium ion Battery Pack 10 30 Replacing the CO2 Unit 10 30 Replacing the Consumable Parts 10 31 Replacing the Long Term Backup Battery 10 31 Replacing the Power Supply Unit 10 34 Replacing the LCD Touch Panel Unit 10 36 Chapter 11 Periodic Check Maintenance ...

Page 41: ...General Description This chapter describes the general description of the equipment Chapter 1 Composition of the System 1 2 Features 1 3 1 1 ...

Page 42: ...t Optional HS 8312N ECG Max 12 Leads RESPx1 NIBPx1 SpO2 x1 Nellcor Yes HS 8312M ECG Max 12 Leads RESPx1 NIBPx1 SpO2 x1 SpCO x1 SpMet x1 SpHb x1 Masimo 3 port Temperature x6 maximum BP x6 maximum CO x1 maximum Yes Available only with HS 8312M SpCO SpMet and SpHb are available as option Lineup of Option Unit Model Type Module Parameter HPD 800 HPD 810 Gas Unit I F CO2 measurement with Mainstream met...

Page 43: ...e following ventilators can be connected SV 900C 900D 900E SV 300 300A Servo i Servo s PURITAN BENNETT Ventilator 740 780 840 Evita 4 Evita XL Evita 2 dura y Wired network DS LANII DS LANIII construction is possible y DS LANII is a network based on 10BASE T with transmission speed of 10Mbps and maximum transmission distance of 100m DS LANIII is a network based on 100BASE TX with transmission speed...

Page 44: ...1 4 Blank Page ...

Page 45: ...formance of the equipment Chapter 2 Specification 2 2 Display Unit LC 8210 2 2 HS Adapter HSB 80 2 3 Base Unit BS 8210 2 4 Super Unit HS 8000 series 2 5 Recorder Unit HR 800 2 6 Gas Unit I F HPD 800 HPD 810 and CO2 Gas Unit HCP 800 HCP 810 2 7 Performance 2 8 2 1 ...

Page 46: ...0601 1 1 2001 for Europe IEC 60601 1 1 2000 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 1 General Requirements for Safety Collateral standard Safety Requirements for Medical Electrical Systems EMC Standard EN 60601 1 2 2012 for Europe IEC 60601 1 2 2007 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 2 General Requirements for Safety Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements and Tests Type of protect...

Page 47: ...or Safety Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements and Tests Type of protection against Class I Equipment During AC power operation electric shock Internally powered Equipment During battery operation Operation Mode Continuous Operating Equipment The degree of protection Combination of LC 8210 HSB 80 HS 8000 and BS 8210 IPX1 against ingress of water Other situation IPX0 Protection against Igniti...

Page 48: ...ents for Safety Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements and Tests Type of protection against Class I Equipment During AC power operation electric shock Internally powered Equipment During battery operation Operation Mode Continuous Operating Equipment The degree of protection Combination of LC 8210 HSB 80 HS 8000 and BS 8210 IPX1 against ingress of water Other situation IPX0 Protection against ...

Page 49: ...601 1 1 2001 for Europe IEC 60601 1 1 2000 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 1 General Requirements for Safety Collateral standard Safety Requirements for Medical Electrical Systems EMC Standard EN 60601 1 2 2012 for Europe IEC 60601 1 2 2007 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 2 General Requirements for Safety Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements and Tests Type of protecti...

Page 50: ...ements for Safety EN 60601 1 1 2001 for Europe IEC 60601 1 1 2000 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 1 General Requirements for Safety Collateral standard Safety Requirements for Medical Electrical Systems EMC Standard EN 60601 1 2 2012 for Europe IEC 60601 1 2 2007 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 2 General Requirements for Safety Electromagnetic Compatibility Requirements and...

Page 51: ...quipment Part 1 General Requirements for Safety EN 60601 1 1 2001 for Europe IEC 60601 1 1 2000 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 1 General Requirements for Safety Collateral standard Safety Requirements for Medical Electrical Systems EMC Standard EN 60601 1 2 2012 for Europe IEC 60601 1 2 2007 for USA Medical Electrical Equipment Part 1 2 General Requirements for Safety Electromagnetic ...

Page 52: ...100Hz 40Hz 15Hz 3 electrode Input Impedance 2 5MΩ or above Maximum Input Voltage 10mVp p Polarization Voltage 825mV or above Common Mode Rejection Ratio 90 dB or above HR Measurement Range Adult Child 0 12 to 300bpm Neonate 0 30 to 300bpm HR Measurement Accuracy 3bpm HR Display Response Time Adult Child 6 sec Neonate 3 sec Instant HR Calculated each second based on the latest RR interval Waveform ...

Page 53: ...t Range 0 2 C e 0 4 C No of Channels y Time the time constant of temperature probe Range 8 1 to 9 1 sec Average 8 8 sec achycardia 1mVpp 195bpm Range 9 3 to 11 0 sec Average 10 3 sec A Tall T wave Rejection 1 2mV T wave can be removed wh Capability IEC 60601 2 27 Transient Ch cteristic 3 2 sec 0 3 sec 0 1 Rejection of Pacemaker a Pacemaker Pulse without Over Undershoot Pulse Capable to reject puls...

Page 54: ...tput 15mW or below Masimo Rainbow Sensor Wavelength 8 different wavelengths are used within the range of 610nm to 905nm Output 25mW or below SpO2 Measurement Range 1 to 100 Resolution 1 Measurement Accuracy Adult 2 when 70 to 100 Neonate 3 when 70 to 100 PI Perfusion Index Measurement Range 0 02 to 20 PVI Measurement Range 0 to 100 SpCO Measurement Range 0 to 99 Resolution 1 Measurement Accuracy 3...

Page 55: ...lectronic or automated sphygmomanometers Measurement Method Oscillometric Method Measurement Range 0 to 300mmHg Measurement Range 1mmHg Static Pressure Accuracy 3 mmHg BP Measurement Error according to the Clinical Performance Test Mean Error Within 5mmHg Standard Deviation of Error 8mmHg or below Error of Cuff Pressure Display Within 3 mmHg PR Measurement Range 40 to 240bpm PR Accuracy 5 Deflatio...

Page 56: ...ECG output 1V mV fixed BP output 1V 100mmHg fixed Output Voltage Accuracy within 10 Both ECG and BP output Analog Output Frequency ECG Output 0 5 to 20Hz Range BP Output DC to 40Hz Delay Time 35ms and below ECG waveform 35ms and below BP waveform when 40Hz is set for waveform filter Output Impedance 100Ω 10 Load Impedance 1kΩ to Pacemaker Pulse none QRS Synchronization Output Output Waveform Squar...

Page 57: ...Side 3 7 Rear Side 3 7 Left Side 3 8 Top 3 8 Super Unit HS 8000 3 9 Front Side 3 9 Rear Side 3 9 Recorder Unit HR 800 3 10 Front Side 3 10 Rear Side 3 10 CO2 Gas Unit HCP 800 3 11 Front Side 3 11 Rear Side 3 11 CO2 Gas Unit HCP 810 3 12 Front Side 3 12 Rear Side 3 12 Gas Unit I F HPD 800 3 13 Front Side 3 13 Rear Side 3 13 Gas Unit I F HPD 810 3 14 Front Side 3 14 Rear Side 3 14 External Appearanc...

Page 58: ...larm Indicator Lights when an alarm generates or lights synchronizing to the heartbeat depending on the setup Ambient Light Sensor Detects the ambient light Remote Control Sensor Receives the signal from the specified remote control Battery Charging LED Indicates the battery charging status During battery operation the LED will not light Orange Charging is in process Green Charging is complete Lig...

Page 59: ...der the cover Indicates SD card access status Maintenance Cover Used for replacing the short term backup battery HLX Storage Cover Stores the telemetry transmitter module HLX 801 Display Unit Release Lever Speaker Generates alarm sound HR synchronized sound etc CF Card Access Indicator under the cover Indicates CF card access status Used for releasing the unit from the HS Adapter HSB 80 3 3 ...

Page 60: ...tension cable the VESA Attachment for LC 8210 OAO 71A is required For details on how to attach the OAO 71A refer to the OAO 71A Assembly Instruction CAUTION Make sure that the power of DS 8200 system is turned OFF when connecting disconnecting the display unit extension cable Bottom HS Adapter Connector Connects the HS Adapter HSB 80 3 4 ...

Page 61: ...r Connects the Display Unit LC 8210 with the display unit extension cable To use the display unit extension cable the VESA Attachment for LC 8210 OAO 71A is required For details on how to attach the OAO 71A refer to the OAO 71A Assembly Instruction Operation Mode Switch Used when connecting to other systems CAUTION Make sure that the power of DS 8200 system is turned OFF when connecting disconnect...

Page 62: ...r Used when connecting to other systems Left Side Battery Cover Used when replacing the battery pack with the cover open Release Lever Used for releasing the Super Unit HS 8000 Super Unit Connector Connects the Super Unit HS 8000 3 6 ...

Page 63: ...he power supply status Lights when the AC power is supplied to the main unit and links with the standby switch Orange Standby Mode Green In normal operation Light Off In battery operation AC power cable is not connected NOTE If the battery charging LED flashes a battery charging error occurred Remove the battery and install it again If the error persists contact Fukuda Denshi Rear Side Potential E...

Page 64: ... Left Side U LINK Connector Connects the Recorder Unit HR 800 Top HS Adapter Connector Connects the HS Adapter HSB 80 3 8 ...

Page 65: ...or Connects the NIBP air hose NIBP Start Stop Key Starts stops the NIBP measurement The indicator lights during the NIBP measurement Alarm Silence Key Silences the Alarm The indicator lights during the alarm silence condition Multiparameter Connector AUX Connector Connects the Gas Unit I F HPD 800 810 or the CO2 Gas Unit HCP 800 810 Connects the input cables for BP TEMP or CO Rear Side HS Adapter ...

Page 66: ...tatus Paper Feed Indicator Lights during paper feeding Open Close Lever Record Key Starts stops the printing Paper Feed Key Feeds the paper Opens the paper holder by pressing it Printing Indicator Lights during printing Rear Side U LINK Connector Connects to the Base Unit BS 8210 3 10 ...

Page 67: ...pling Tube Connector Connects the sampling tube manufactured by Covidien Clip Attaches to the bedside rail or headboard for bedside use AUX Connector Exhaust Hole Connects the gas exhaust system and exhausts sampling gas Connects to the AUX connector of the HS 8000 CAUTION Do not block the exhaust hole as it may cause damage to the equipment 3 11 ...

Page 68: ...with AUX connection cable CJO 15RR0 65 Exhaust Hole Connects the gas exhaust system and exhausts sampling gas Sampling Tube Connector Connects the sampling tube manufactured by Covidien Clip Attaches to the bedside rail or headboard for bedside use supplied as accessory Power Supply Indicator Indicates the power ON OFF status It will light in green while the power is ON 3 12 ...

Page 69: ...power ON OFF status It will light in green while the power is ON CO2 Connector Connects to the Capnostat 5 manufactured by Respironics Clip Attaches to the bedside rail or headboard for bedside use Rear Side AUX Connector Connects to the AUX connector of the HS 8000 3 13 ...

Page 70: ...ide use Power Supply Indicator Indicates the power ON OFF status It will light in green while the power is ON CO2 Connector Connects to the Capnostat 5 manufactured by Respironics Rear Side AUX Connector Connects to the AUX connector of HS 8000 with AUX connection cable CJO 15RR0 65 3 14 ...

Page 71: ...External Appearance DS 8200 system LC 8210 Display Unit HSB 80 HS Adapter BS 8210 Base Unit 270 W x 201 D x 302 H mm not including the protrusion Weight 7 0kg 3 15 ...

Page 72: ...3 16 Super Unit HS 8000 85 W x 200 D x 100 H mm not including the protrusion Weight 1 2kg Recorder Unit HR 800 87 W x 100 D x 108 5 H mm not including the protrusion Weight 0 54kg ...

Page 73: ...SONIC 4 13 Ni MH Battery 250H073676 VARTA 4 13 Speaker S40G25 2 Tokyo Cone Paper 4 13 HSB 80 HS Adapter 4 14 POWER Board PCB 7499 Circuit Description 4 14 SIGNAL Board PCB 7503 Circuit Description 4 18 HS I F Board PCB 7504 4 23 LC I F Board PCB 7505 4 25 BATTERY I F Board PCB 7487 4 29 LC Connector QR P15 40P 50 HRS 4 29 M LAN Connector DRA 20SC F0R JAE 4 29 BS 8210 Base Unit 4 30 BASE CPU Board ...

Page 74: ...ata and menu and processes manipulated input signals from the Touch Panel DMAC Direct Memory Access Timer and SCI Serial Communication Interface are incorporated Flash Memory Flash Memory holds the program And using Flash Memory the program can be easily upgraded DDR2 SDRAM buffer SRAM Flash ROM LCDC SDRAM WDT FM Oscillator Audio AMP Pulse Trans 基板内電圧 電池電圧 基板温度 CPU DS LAN EEPROM RTC CF Card Ctrl M...

Page 75: ...y while the power is turned OFF while the power is ON RTC operates with the external power supply The main CPU obtains the time date from the RTC during start up and then the main CPU conducts the timing by itself The RTC is backed up for approximately 6 years using lithium battery LCDC VIDEO controller LCDC VIDEO controller has the function of display controller and serial communication controlle...

Page 76: ... The rapid charge and trickle charge are switched Internal connector Long term backup battery connector CN1 No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 LITH Backup battery Nominal 3 0V 2 GND Backup battery ICE connector CN2 No Signal Name Description Signal Level Due to factory adjustment no description CPLD JTAG connector CN3 No Signal Name Description Signal Level Due to factory adjustment no desc...

Page 77: ...NP LAN output 23 REC_TX Recorder serial output RS 232C 24 M_TX_LANM LAN output 25 HSB_RX HSB serial input RS 232C 26 M_RX_LANP LAN input 27 HSB_TX HSB serial output RS 232C 28 M_RX_LANM LAN input 29 GND GND 30 GND GND 31 BS_TX BS serial output RS 232C 32 FULL_LED LED control signal 33 BS_RX BS serial input RS 232C 34 CHG_LED LED control signal 35 DC_FAIL Core power supply dip notification signal 3...

Page 78: ...Level Due to factory adjustment no description LCD backlight board connector CN10 No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 GND GND 2 3 3V_P LCD module power supply 3 3V 3 TxOut0 Pixel data LVDS 4 3 3V_P LCD module power supply 3 3V 5 TxOut0 Pixel data LVDS 6 GND GND 7 TxOut1 Pixel data LVDS 8 GND GND 9 TxOut1 Pixel data LVDS 10 GND GND 11 TxOut2 Pixel data LVDS 12 GND GND 13 TxOut2 Pixel data LVD...

Page 79: ...2 XR_REF Right reference 3 XL_REF Left reference 4 XL Left drive 5 YU_REF Top reference 6 YL_REF Bottom reference 7 YL Bottom drive 8 YU Top drive No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 RESET Reset output 2 NC No Connect 3 TxD Serial Transmission Data 4 GND GND 5 RxD Serial Receive Data 6 5V_T Power Supply 5V 7 NC No Connect 8 NC No Connect No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 ALM_G Green ...

Page 80: ...IO_WR O I O_Write 11 A8 O Card Address A8 36 WE O Write Enable 12 A7 O Card Address A7 37 RDY BSY I Ready Busy 13 VCC 3 3V 5V 38 VCC 3 3V 5V 14 A6 O Card Address A6 39 CSEL O Cable Select 15 A5 O Card Address A5 40 VS2 I Card Battery Power 2 16 A4 O Card Address A4 41 RESET O Reset Card 17 A3 O Card Address A3 42 WAIT I Card WAIT 18 A2 O Card Address A2 43 INTP I Intlapt 19 A1 O Card Address A1 44...

Page 81: ...6 SHIELD Shield ALARM INDICATOR Board PCB 7501 Board to light LED depending on the alarm status of the main unit Internal Connector Alarm indicator board connector CN1 HSB I F Board PCB 7502 The connector which connects the LC 8210 Display Unit and the HSB 80 HS Adapter is mounted It relays communication between the Main CPU board and the HSB 80 No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 ALM_G Gree...

Page 82: ...corder serial output RS 232C 24 M_TX_LANM LAN output 25 HSB_RX HSB serial input RS 232C 26 M_RX_LANP LAN input 27 HSB_TX HSB serial output RS 232C 28 M_RX_LANM LAN input 29 GND GND 30 GND GND 31 BS_TX BS serial output RS 232C 32 FULL_LED LED control signal 33 BS_RX BS serial input RS 232C 34 CHG_LED LED control signal 35 DC_FAIL Core power supply dip notification signal 36 AC_LED LED control signa...

Page 83: ...VDS output 20 POW_RST CHARGE board control signal output 21 LVDS_CLKM LVDS output 22 POW_TST CHARGE board control signal output No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 BS_TX BS serial output RS 232C 2 REC_TX Recorder serial output RS 232C 3 BS_RX BS serial input RS 232C 4 REC_RX Recorder serial input RS 232C 5 HSB_TX HSB serial output RS 232C 6 CHG_LED LED control signal 7 HSB_RX HSB serial inpu...

Page 84: ...VDS2P LVDS output 18 LVDS2M LVDS output 19 LVDS3P LVDS output 20 LVDS3M LVDS output 21 LVDS_CLKP LVDS output 22 LVDS_CLKM LVDS output 23 BS_TX BS serial output RS 232C 24 BS_RX BS serial input RS 232C 25 REC_TX Recorder serial output RS 232C 26 REC_RX Recorder serial input RS 232C 27 HSB_TX HSB serial output RS 232C 28 HSB_RX HSB serial input RS 232C 29 CHG_LED LED control signal 30 FULL_LED LED c...

Page 85: ...ply input 8 REMOTE O Remote control output 3 KEY O Standby key input 9 3 3V_AL O 3 3V power supply input 4 AC_LED I AC LED signal 10 GND GND 5 CHG_LED I CHG LED signal 11 GND GND 6 FULL_LED I FULL LED signal 12 GND GND LCD Touch Panel LCD UNIT SAS DS 8100 LCD unit with a touch panel Common with DS 8100 HSB Connector QR P15 40S 50 HRS Connector directly engaging with the HSB 80 Lithium Battery BR30...

Page 86: ...be supplied to the LC 8210 Display Unit without step up down The priority of the power supply is BS 8210 AC power supply Module LAN BS 8210 Li ion Battery HSB 80 Li ion Battery Board Power Supply DC DC converter series regulator Receives DC18V power supply from the BS 8210 Base Unit or the module LAN and DC12 5V to 17 2V power supply from the Li ion battery and generates the power voltage to be us...

Page 87: ...attery terminal 8 SGND Signal GND 3 BAT_V I O Li ion battery terminal 9 BAT_DETE CT Battery detection 4 THM I Battery thermistor terminal 10 BAT_V Li ion battery terminal 5 THM I Battery thermistor terminal 11 BAT_V Li ion battery terminal 6 IIC_CLK O Battery communication clock 12 BAT_V Li ion battery terminal Debug connector CN3 No Signal Name Description Signal Level Due to factory adjustment n...

Page 88: ... power supply 22 GND GND 23 MLAN_RST Module LAN reset signal 24 HOT_GOOD Module LAN power supply detection signal 25 MLAN_PWR_EN Module LAN power supply control signal 26 MAIN_EN Core power supply control signal 27 BAT_FULL LED control signal 28 BASE_BAT Base unit battery detection 29 BAT_CHG LED control signal 30 HS_POW HS 8000 power supply control signal 31 18V_BS Base unit 18V power supply 32 1...

Page 89: ...n Signal Level 1 GND GND 2 GND GND 3 18V_MAIN 18V power supply 4 18V_MAIN 18V power supply 5 RX HSB serial input RS 232C 6 CHG_LED LED control signal 7 TX HSB serial output RS 232C 8 FULL_LED LED control signal 9 RMC Remote control signal input 10 DC_FAIL Core power supply dip notification signal 11 3 3V_AL 3 3V power supply 12 KEY Standby key signal 14 AC BAT LED control signal 15 TST CHARGE boar...

Page 90: ... Super Unit HS 8000 and the DS 8500 system Module LAN Connector This is the LAN interface to communicate with other systems using special protocol The I O signal line of this interface is insulated Board Power Supply DC DC converter Receives the power supply from the CHARGE Board and generates the power voltage to be used inside the board PCB 7503 LC I F Board PCB 7505 DC DC Converter LAN SW HS 80...

Page 91: ...pply 14 18VIN I Module LAN power supply M LAN connector signal cable connector CN8 No Signal Name I O Description 1 TXP_MLAN O Module LAN signal HSB 80 M LAN 2 RXP I Module LAN signal HSB 80 M LAN 3 TXM O Module LAN signal HSB 80 M LAN 4 RXM I Module LAN signal HSB 80 M LAN HS I F board connector CN3 No Signal Name I O Description 1 RXP I Module LAN signal HSA 80 HS 8000 2 RXM I Module LAN signal ...

Page 92: ...ND 10 GND GND 11 LVDS1P LVDS input 12 LVDS0P LVDS input 13 LVDS1M LVDS input 14 LVDS0M LVDS input 15 GND GND 16 GND GND 17 LVDS3P LVDS input 18 LVDS2P LVDS input 19 LVDS3M LVDS input 20 LVDS2M LVDS input 21 GND GND 22 GND GND 23 LVDS_CLKP LVDS output 24 BS_TX BS serial communication input RS 232C 25 LVDS_CLKM LVDS output 26 BS_RX BS serial communication output RS 232C 27 GND GND 28 REC_TX Recorder...

Page 93: ... power supply 22 GND GND 23 MLAN_RST Module LAN reset signal 24 HOT_GOOD Module LAN power supply detection signal 25 MLAN_PWR_EN Module LAN power supply control signal 26 MAIN_EN Core power supply control signal 27 BAT_FULL LED control signal 28 BASE_BAT Base unit battery detection 29 BAT_CHG LED control signal 30 HS_POW HS 8000 power supply control signal 31 18V_BS Base unit 18V power supply 32 1...

Page 94: ...GND GND 22 MAIN_EN Engine power supply control signal output Positive logic 3 3V 23 BS_REF AC power supply connection status input Positive logic 3 3V 24 NC NC 25 NC NC 26 GND GND 27 GND GND 28 GND GND 29 18V_BS 18V power supply input 30 GND GND 31 GND GND 32 LVDS1 LVDS output 33 LVDS1 LVDS output 34 GND GND 35 LVDS3 LVDS output 36 LVDS3 LVDS output 37 GND GND 38 LVDS_CLK LVDS output 39 LVDS_CLK L...

Page 95: ...power supply enable signal 3 GND GND 4 GND GND 5 GND GND 6 GND GND 7 12V I HS 8000 power supply 12V 8 12V I HS 8000 power supply 12V 9 12V I HS 8000 power supply 12V 10 12V I HS 8000 power supply 12V SIGNAL board connector CN2 No Signal Name I O Description 1 RXP I Module LAN signal HSB 80 HS 8000 2 RXM I Module LAN signal HSB 80 HS 8000 3 GND GND 4 TXP O Module LAN signal HSB 80 HS 8000 5 TXM O M...

Page 96: ...N HS 8000 power supply enable signal 5 GND GND 6 RXM Module LAN signal HSB 80 HS 8000 7 HS_RST HS 8000 reset signal 8 GND GND 9 RXP Module LAN signal HSB 80 HS 8000 10 12V HS 8000 power supply 12V 11 12V HS 8000 power supply 12V 12 GND Module LAN reset signal 13 12V HS 8000 power supply 12V 14 12V HS 8000 power supply 12V 15 GND GND 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 ...

Page 97: ...put 3 DS_RX_LANM LAN output 4 DS_TX_LANM LAN input 5 18V_EN POWER board control signal output 6 LCD_DETCT LC 8210 detection 7 M_RX_LANP LAN output 8 M_TX_LANP LAN input 9 M_RX_LANM LAN output 10 M_TX_LANM LAN input 11 LVDS1P LVDS input 12 LVDS0P LVDS input 13 LVDS1M LVDS input 14 LVDS0M LVDS input 15 LVDS3P LVDS input 16 LVDS2P LVDS input 17 LVDS3M LVDS input 18 LVDS2M LVDS input 19 LVDS_CLKP LVDS...

Page 98: ... 3V 3 3V power supply output 15 18V_MAIN 18V power supply output 16 18V_MAIN 18V power supply output 17 GND GND 18 GND GND No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 GND GND 2 GND GND 3 18V_MAIN 18V power supply 4 18V_MAIN 18V power supply 5 CHG_LED LED control signal 6 HSB_TX HSB serial input RS 232C 7 FULL_LED LED control signal 8 HSB_RX HSB serial output RS 232C 9 DC_FAIL Core power supply dip n...

Page 99: ... 10 GND GND 11 LVDS1P LVDS output 12 LVDS0P LVDS output 13 LVDS1M LVDS output 14 LVDS0M LVDS output 15 GND GND 16 GND GND 17 LVDS3P LVDS output 18 LVDS2P LVDS output 19 LVDS3M LVDS output 20 LVDS2M LVDS output 21 GND GND 22 GND GND 23 LVDS_CLKP LVDS output 24 BS_TX BS serial communication output RS 232C 25 LVDS_CLKM LVDS output 26 BS_RX BS serial communication input RS 232C 27 GND GND 28 REC_TX Re...

Page 100: ...VDS2P LVDS output 18 LVDS2M LVDS output 19 LVDS3P LVDS output 20 LVDS3M LVDS output 21 LVDS_CLKP LVDS output 22 LVDS_CLKM LVDS output 23 BS_TX BS serial output RS 232C 24 BS_RX BS serial input RS 232C 25 REC_TX Recorder serial output RS 232C 26 REC_RX Recorder serial input RS 232C 27 HSB_TX HSB serial output RS 232C 28 HSB_RX HSB serial input RS 232C 29 CHG_LED LED control signal 30 FULL_LED LED c...

Page 101: ...ock 10 BAT_V Li ion battery terminal CHARGE board connector CN2 No Signal Name I O Description No Signal Name I O Description 1 BAT I O Li ion battery terminal 7 IIC_DATA I O Battery communication data 2 BAT I O Li ion battery terminal 8 SGND Signal GND 3 BAT I O Li ion battery terminal 9 BAT_DETE CT Battery detection 4 THM I Battery thermistor terminal 10 BAT_V Li ion battery terminal 5 THM I Bat...

Page 102: ...ring standby and normal charge during operation are switched depending on the state of the main unit Voltage current protection in the Battery Pack is provided as well as overvoltage protection on the BASE CPU Board and protection by software hardware timer It also switches the power supply to be used between the AC power supply unit and the battery The power will be supplied to the HSB 80 HS Adap...

Page 103: ... provided with the power circuit for the HR 800 Recorder Unit and RS 485 interface circuit The power supply and the I O signal line of this interface are not insulated Internal Connector AC DC unit connector CN1 No Signal Name I O Description 1 18V I 18V from power supply unit 2 18V I 18V from power supply unit 3 GND GND 4 GND GND Battery board connector CN4 No Signal Name I O Description No Signa...

Page 104: ... I O P95 10 GND GND 20 GND GND ISO CABLE connector CN8 CN25 No Signal Name I O Description No Signal Name I O Description 1 SYNC1 For STATUS II 1 9 GND_1 For STATUS II 1 2 AOUT1 For STATUS II 1 10 SYNC2 For STATUS II 2 3 TXD1 For STATUS II 1 11 AOUT2 For STATUS II 2 4 RXD1 For STATUS II 1 12 TXD2 For STATUS II 2 5 AIN1 For STATUS II 1 13 RXD2 For STATUS II 2 6 AIN1 For STATUS II 1 14 5V_2 For STAT...

Page 105: ...2C 17 LVDS_CLKM LVDS input 18 REC_RX Recorder serial communication output RS 232C 19 GND GND 20 BS_REF AC power supply connection status output Positive logic 3 3V 21 DS LAN_TXP DS LAN input 22 DS LAN_RXP DS LAN output 23 DS LAN_TXM DS LAN input 24 DS LAN_RXM DS LAN output 25 BS_TX BS serial communication input RS 232C 26 MAIN_EN Engine power supply control signal input Positive logic 3 3V 27 BS_R...

Page 106: ...served External monitor connector CN12 No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 RED_VIDEO VIDEO signal_R 0 7mV0 p at 75Ω 2 GREEN_VIDEO VIDEO signal_G 0 7mV0 p at 75Ω 3 BLUE_VIDEO VIDEO signal_B 0 7mV0 p at 75Ω 4 NC Not connected 5 GND GND 6 GND GND 7 GND GND 8 GND GND 9 NC Not connected 10 GND GND 11 NC Not connected 12 SDA DDC data unused 13 HSYNC Horizontal synchronizing signal output TTL level...

Page 107: ...data 1 RS 485 12 TX2 Not connected 13 RX2 Not connected 14 V 18V power supply 15 V 18V power supply 16 V Digital GND 17 V Digital GND 18 V Digital GND 19 RESET1 Unit reset 1 Negative logic 20 RESET2 Unit reset 2 Always Low 21 CNT1 UNIT LINK power supply ON OFF control Negative logic 3 3V 22 CNT2 UNIT LINK power supply ON OFF control Negative logic 3 3V 23 V 18V power supply 24 V 18V power supply 2...

Page 108: ..._OUT2 Alarm output 2 Isolation Photo MOS relay contact 9 GND Power supply digital GND COM1 COM2 connector RS 232C input output signal CN6 11 No Signal Name Description Signal Level 1 RESET Port reset TTL Hi level Reset COM1 EXT_IN Logic ALARM external input TTL input 5mA 2 COM2 NC Not connected 3 TxD Serial transmit data output RS232C 4 SG Signal GND 5 RxD Serial receive data input RS232C 6 5V 5V ...

Page 109: ...3P LVDS output 11 LVDS2M LVDS output 12 LVDS3M LVDS output 13 GND GND 14 GND GND 15 LVDS_CLKP LVDS output 16 REC_TX Recorder serial communication output RS 232C 17 LVDS_CLKM LVDS output 18 REC_RX Recorder serial communication input RS 232C 19 GND GND 20 BS_REF AC power supply connection status input Positive logic 3 3V 21 DS LAN_TXP DS LAN output 22 DS LAN_RXP DS LAN input 23 DS LAN_TXM DS LAN out...

Page 110: ...ND GND 22 MAIN_EN Engine power supply control signal input Positive logic 3 3V 23 BS_REF AC power supply connection status output Positive logic 3 3V 24 NC NC 25 NC NC 26 GND GND 27 GND GND 28 GND GND 29 18V_BS 18V power supply output 30 GND GND 31 GND GND 32 LVDS1 LVDS input 33 LVDS1 LVDS input 34 GND GND 35 LVDS3 LVDS input 36 LVDS3 LVDS input 37 GND GND 38 LVDS_CLK LVDS input 39 LVDS_CLK LVDS i...

Page 111: ...ery terminal BASE CPU board connector CN2 No Signal Name I O Description No Signal Name I O Description 1 BAT I O Li ion battery terminal 7 IIC_DATA I O Battery communication data 2 BAT I O Li ion battery terminal 8 SGND Signal GND 3 BAT I O Li ion battery terminal 9 BAT_DETE CT Battery detection 4 THM I Battery thermistor terminal 10 BAT_V Li ion battery terminal 5 THM I Battery thermistor termin...

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Page 113: ...Wiring Diagram This chapter describes the wiring diagram of the equipment Chapter 5 DS 8200 System 5 2 5 1 ...

Page 114: ...06 Isolation Area StatusⅡ CN 2 Isolation Area DS LAN CN LC 8210 Connector Board PCB 7502 CN Power Board PCB 7499 CN CN Signal Board PCB 7503 CN M LAN CN HS 8000 AUX ECG 12 Lead SpO2 MULTI 3ch NIBP CN CN HSB I F Board PCB 7507 CN VGA CN U LINK CN CN CN RS 232C 1 CN TCON Battery I F Board PCB 7487 CN Li ion Battery BTO 008 BAT CN CN Battery I F Board PCB 7487 CN Li ion Battery BTO 008 CN CN CN CN LC...

Page 115: ...nection cable 1 1M010479A HSB connector connection cable 2 1M010480A Cable with lithium battery 1M0104810 DS 8200 speaker connection cable List of connection cables for HSB 80 Item Code Item Name Note 1M010193A HSA PWR Cable 1M0104830 HS IF board signal cable 1M0104840 LCD connector connection cable 1 1M010485A LCD connector connection cable 2 1M010486A Power board connection cable 1M010487A Signa...

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Page 117: ...Spare Parts List This chapter describes the spare parts of the equipment Chapter 6 LC 8210 Spare Parts 6 2 HSB 80 Spare Parts 6 4 BS 8210 Spare Parts 6 6 6 1 ...

Page 118: ...ouch panel LCD UNIT SAS Common with DS 8100 1U001019A Ni MH battery 250H 073676 6C0077480 Ni MH battery cover 1Z0100060 SK binder SKB 1 5M 5G002053A Parts replacement label The cables of the LC 8210 are as follows Item Code Item Name Note 1M0104720 Standby key connecting cable 1M0104730 Alarm LED board connection cable 1M0104740 LED driver board connection cable 1M0104750 LCD connection cable 1M01...

Page 119: ...der 6C0077480 Ni MH battery cover 6C0131090 Waterproof sheet Stopper cover 6C0127590 LCD cushion V Common with DS 8100 6C0127600 LCD cushion H Common with DS 8100 6C0133860 Cushion Ferrite core 6C0129910 Speaker holding plate 6C0129920 LC earth board 6C0129930 Link shaft 6C0102460 Ultra spring DC145 6C0005090 Ultra spring C199 6C0129950 Ultra spring C236 6C0079850 Duracon POM washer CC 0310 10 1Z0...

Page 120: ...rd 7505 SAS DS 8200 The spare electrical parts of the HSB 80 are as follows Item Code Item Model Type Note 1F0104430 Connector QR P15 40P 50 The cables of the HSB 80 are as follows Item Code Item Name Note 1M010193A HSA PWR Cable Common with HSA 80 1M0104830 HS IF board signal cable 1M0104840 LCD connector connection cable 1 1M010485A LCD connector connection cable 2 1M010486A Power board connecti...

Page 121: ...g tab 6C0129420 Battery lid knob 6C0129430 Battery lock 6C0129440 Lock stopper 6C0100320 Floating spacer 6C0113560 Floating collar 6C0129570 Rubber foot 6C012928A Lock guide 6C0129290 Lever guide 6C0129300 Connector holding plate 6C0129310 Handle core 6C0129320 Shutter arm pin 6C0129330 Shutter roller pin 6C0129630 Battery lid axis 6C0129640 Battery lid spring 6C0131110 Closing film A 6C0131120 Cl...

Page 122: ...The spare electrical parts of the BS 8210 are as follows Item Code Item Model Type Note 1T010107A AC power supply unit SNP G125 MF Common with DS 8100 6C0131450 Core fixture TFB 2024M3 9D0101850 AC inlet 6100 3200 The cables of the BS 8210 are as follows Item Code Item Name Note 1M010492A AC inlet cable 1M010497A PE cable 1M010495A BATTERY cable 1M010493A POWER cable 1M010494A SIGNAL cable 1M01049...

Page 123: ...06380 Inlet mounting plate SU 6C0129590 Fan mounting plate 6C0129600 Rotary damper mounting plate 6C0129610 Stopper guide 6C0131140 Side blanking plate 6C0131150 Rear blanking plate 6C0129620 Shutter axis 6C0129630 Battery lid axis 6C0129640 Battery lid spring 6C0129660 AC connector retainer clip L type 6C012967A Isolation sheet Bottom 6C0131160 Isolation sheet B Bottom 6C013118A Waterproof sheet ...

Page 124: ...6 8 The labels of the BS 8210 are as follows Item Code Item Name Model Type Note 5H0110260 Care label Battery 5H0111940 Power supply label ...

Page 125: ...Assembly 8 7 9 HSB 80 Assembly 1 7 10 HSB 80 Assembly 2 7 11 HSB 80 Assembly 3 7 12 HSB 80 Assembly 4 7 13 HSB 80 Assembly 5 7 14 HSB 80 Assembly 6 7 15 HSB 80 Assembly 7 7 16 HSB 80 Assembly 8 7 17 HSB 80 Assembly 9 7 18 BS 8210 Assembly 1 7 19 BS 8210 Assembly 2 7 20 BS 8210 Assembly 3 7 21 BS 8210 Assembly 4 7 22 BS 8210 Assembly 5 7 23 BS 8210 Assembly 6 7 24 BS 8210 Assembly 7 7 25 BS 8210 As...

Page 126: ...d drawing B Scale 1 1 Attaching order 3 Double Washer Sems M3x8 x2 5 1M0104720 310 16675 Standby key connecting cable 1 4 9F0104970 STANDBY KEY board PCB 7485 SAS 1 Common with DS 8100 3 6C0127600 310 15789 LCD cushion H 2 Common with DS 8100 2 6C0127590 310 15788 LCD cushion V 2 Common with DS 8100 1 5H0110640 310 16306 LCD front case U 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 2 ...

Page 127: ...N clamp CKN 05 3 5 1F0104440 Connector QR P15 40S 50 1 4 1M010479A 310 16682 HSB connector connection cable 2 1 3 1M0104780 310 16681 HSB connector connection cable 1 1 2 6C0131090 310 16706 Waterproof sheet Stopper cover 1 1 5H0110650 310 16314 Stopper cover U 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 3 ...

Page 128: ...ing Nominal diameter 2 5 x2 5 6C0079850 Duracon POM washer CC 0310 10 2 4 6C0129780 310 16311 LCD stopper 2 3 6C0129930 310 16332 Link shaft 2 2 9H0106410 310 16310 Link arm SU 2 1 9H0106420 310 16313 LCD release lever SU 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 4 ...

Page 129: ...12 1M010480A 310 16683 Cable with lithium battery 1 11 6C0079850 Duracon POM washer CC 0310 10 1 10 410 5109 Stopper cover assembly 1 9 1M010476A 310 16679 HSB I F board connecting cable 1 8 9F0105080 LC 8210 HSB I F board PCB 7502 SAS 1 7 6C0005090 Ultra spring C199 1 6 6C0129790 310 16312 LCD lock lever 1 5 6C0129950 Ultra spring C236 1 4 410 5110 LCD stopper assembly 1 3 6C0129910 310 16330 Spe...

Page 130: ...ctor cover assembly 4 6C0129880 310 16325 Lock lever retainer 1 3 6C0102460 Ultra spring DC145 2 2 6C0129870 310 16324 Cover lock lever 1 1 6C0129860 310 16323 Card connector cover 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 6 ...

Page 131: ...cable 1 11 1M0104740 310 16677 LED driver board connection cable 1 10 1M0104730 310 16676 Alarm LED board connection cable 1 9 6C0127820 Parallel pin Ф2 25 1 8 410 5112 Card connector cover assembly 1 7 5H0110660 310 16317 Side panel U 1 6 9F0105060 CPU board PCB 7500 SAS 1 5 9F0105070 LC 8210 ALARM LED board PCB 7501 SAS 1 4 410 5241 LCD UNIT SAS DS 8100 assembly 1 Common with DS 8100 3 1Z0102920...

Page 132: ...ard 4 1Z0100060 SK binder SKB 1 5M 1 3 6C0077480 310 10316 Ni MH battery cover 1 Common with DSC 7300 2 1U001019A 680 4175 Ni MH battery 250H 073676 1 1 6C0127690 310 15798 Battery holder 1 Common with DS 8100 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 8 ...

Page 133: ... Law 1 8 9E0119840 Rating Label with a number assigned 1 7 1Z0100780 Retaining washer for screw TM 147 1 1 6 5H0110670 310 16326 Maintenance cover SU 1 5 410 5114 Battery holder assembly 1 4 410 5111 LCD rear case assembly 1 3 410 5113 Inner frame assembly 1 2 6C0129840 310 16320 Alarm cover 1 1 410 5108 LCD front case assembly 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 9 ...

Page 134: ...l diameter 2 x2 E ring Nominal diameter 2 11 1F0104430 Connector QR P15 40P 50 1 10 6C0129340 Ultra spring E554 1 9 6C0129350 Ultra spring E555 1 8 1Z0102890 Duracon POM washer CC 0365 10 1 7 1Z0102880 Resin washer FWSJJ D8 V3 T5 5 1 6 6C0129230 310 16356 Shutter arm A 1 5 6C0129330 310 16366 Shutter roller pin 1 4 6C0129320 310 16409 Shutter arm pin 2 3 6C0129240 310 16357 Shutter arm B 1 2 6C012...

Page 135: ...6A 310 16689 Power board connection cable 1 11 9F0105110 HSB 80 LC I F board PCB 7505 SAS 1 10 6C0113610 Ultra spring C178 1 9 6C0131120 310 16714 Closing film B 1 8 6C0131110 310 16713 Closing film A 3 7 6C0129270 310 16361 Connector cover 1 6 6C0129200 310 16353 Lock lever 1 5 6C0129290 310 16363 Lever guide 1 4 6C012928A 310 16362 Lock guide 1 3 6C0129210 310 16354 Release lever 1 2 410 5117 Si...

Page 136: ...on with BS 8210 5 1M010488A 310 16691 Battery board connection cable 1 4 9F0105090 HSB 80 SIGNAL board PCB 7503 SAS 1 3 6C0131440 310 16716 Waterproof sheet Signal 1 2 6C0129530 310 16391 LED lens 1 1 5H011058A 310 16334 Bottom cover U 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note Double Washer Sems M3x8 HSB 80 Power board Double Washer Sems M3x8 x4 7 12 ...

Page 137: ...SB 80 Assembly 4 Handle assembly 3 6C0129310 310 16365 Handle core 2 2 6C0129190 310 16352 Handle lower case 1 1 6C0129180 310 16351 Handle upper case 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 13 ...

Page 138: ...he mounting direction of the Battery lid axis 6 6C0113170 Ultra spring C124 1 5 6C0129430 310 16380 Battery lock 1 4 6C0129440 310 16381 Lock stopper 1 3 6C0129630 310 16402 Battery lid axis 2 2 410 5133 Battery cover assembly 1 Common with BS 8210 1 6C0129140 310 16342 Protector A Front 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 14 ...

Page 139: ...x2 4 6C0113560 310 13768 Floating collar 2 Common with HSA 80 3 6C0100320 310 11941 Floating spacer 2 Common with MGU 701 2 9F0105100 HSB 80 HS I F board PCB 7504 SAS 1 1 6C0129300 310 16364 Connector holding plate 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 15 ...

Page 140: ...ector A Rear assembly Double Washer Sems M3x8 x4 3 6C0131130 310 16715 Waterproof sheet LC IF 1 2 410 5124 HS I F board assembly 1 1 9H0106300 310 16346 Protector A Rear SU 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 16 ...

Page 141: ... diameter 3x8 HSB 80 Signal board HSB 80 Signal board Double Washer Sems M3x12 x2 3 1M0104890 310 16693 M LAN connector signal cable 1 2 6C0129260 310 16360 Rear connector cover 1 1 5H0110600 310 16348 Protector B Rear U 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 17 ...

Page 142: ...on with HSA 80 9 9F0105050 HSB 80 POWER board PCB 7499 SAS 1 8 410 5121 Handle assembly 1 7 6C0129570 310 16395 Rubber foot 4 6 410 5125 Protector A Rear assembly 1 5 410 5126 Protector B Rear assembly 1 4 9H0106290 310 16343 Protector B Front SU 1 3 410 5123 Protector A Front assembly 1 2 410 5120 Bottom cover assembly 1 1 410 5118 Top cover assembly 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note...

Page 143: ...rd Ties PCB 7507_PE cable and POWER cable together 9 1Z0100060 SK binder SKB 1 5M 1 8 1M010494A 310 16698 SIGNAL cable 1 7 1M010493A 310 16697 POWER cable 1 6 6C0079850 Duracon POM washer CC 0310 10 4 5 6C0129730 Ultra spring E575 2 4 6C0129620 310 16401 Shutter axis 4 3 6C0129470 310 16385 Shutter 2 2 6C0129460 310 16384 Board auxiliary plate 1 1 9F0105130 HSB I F board PCB 7507 SAS 1 No Item Cod...

Page 144: ...le Washer Sems M3x8 x2 4 6C0129720 Ultra spring DC557 1 3 9H0106350 310 16373 Lock release button SU 1 2 6C0129490 310 16387 Lock release button pedestal 1 1 6C0129480 310 16386 Lock release button base 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 20 ...

Page 145: ...210 Assembly 3 Rotary damper assembly Double Washer Sems M3x8 x2 2 6C0129600 310 16399 Rotary damper mounting plate 1 1 1Z0102910 Rotary damper TD62R1 900 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 21 ...

Page 146: ... to lubricate beyond the indicated range Lubricant HANARL RX 4339 Kanto Kasei Ltd 13 410 5131 Rotary damper assembly 1 12 410 5130 Lock release button assembly 1 11 410 5129 HSB I F board assembly 1 10 1Z0102900 Urethane washer URWH8 3 3 1 9 6C0129740 Ultra spring DE518 2 8 6C0131210 Ultra spring C140 1 7 6C0131190 310 16725 Waterproof sheet Base top 1 6 6C0129610 310 16400 Stopper guide 1 5 6C012...

Page 147: ...0 310 16408 Care label Battery 1 4 6C0129640 310 16403 Battery lid spring 2 3 6C0129420 310 16379 Battery lid knob 1 2 6C0129410 310 16378 Battery lid locking tab 1 1 5H0110630 310 16376 Battery lid SU 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 23 ...

Page 148: ...ompartment upper cover assembly Double Washer Sems M2x8 x2 2 6C012939A 310 16375 Battery compartment upper cover 1 1 9F0104990 BATTERY I F board PCB 7487 SAS 1 Common with DS 8100 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 24 ...

Page 149: ...ion sheet Bottom 1 7 5H0056010 154 3568 Interior earth mark label 1 Common with FX 326U 6 1M010497A 310 16701 PE cable 1 5 1M010492A 310 16696 AC inlet cable 1 4 1K0018000 Potential equalization terminal POAG S 6 15 1 3 9D0101850 AC inlet 1 2 6C0123710 310 15460 Potential equalization terminal cover 1 1 9H0106380 310 16396 Inlet mounting plate SU 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 25...

Page 150: ...le Washer Sems M3x8 Double Washer Sems M3x8 x5 Double Washer Sems M3x14 x2 After tightening the inch screw apply Screw lock from the underside Double Washer Sems M3x8 x8 Double Washer Sems M3x8 Double Washer Sems M3x8 x2 E ring Nominal diameter 2 x2 Note Pay attention to the mounting direction of the Battery lid axis 7 26 ...

Page 151: ...ttached cable 1 17 410 5134 Battery compartment upper cover assembly 1 16 1T010107A 680 6069 AC power supply unit SNP G125 MF 1 Common with DS 8100 15 9F0105120 CPU board PCB 7506 SAS 1 14 6C0131450 Core fixture TFB 2024M3 1 13 6C0113170 Ultra spring C124 1 12 6C0129570 310 16395 Rubber foot 4 11 6C0129560 310 16394 Rear connector cover 1 10 6C0129550 310 16393 Left side connector cover 1 9 6C0129...

Page 152: ...07_PE cable together Double Washer Sems M3x8 x4 5 5H0111940 310 17377 Power supply label EXP 1 4 9E0119880 Rating Label with a number assigned 1 3 1Z0100060 SK binder SKB 1 5M 1 2 410 5132 Base top assembly 1 1 410 5136 Base bottom assembly 1 No Item Code Drawing No Item Model Q ty Note 7 28 ...

Page 153: ...Software Upgrade This chapter describes the software upgrade of the equipment Chapter 8 Software Upgrade 8 2 Software Version 8 3 8 1 ...

Page 154: ...splay unit and insert the CF Card into the CF Card Slot 3 Turn ON the main power the software will be installed When the main power is turned ON the installation of the software in the CF Card will automatically start Wait until each progress bar indicator reaches the maximum in CHECK ERASE WRITE and VERIFY phases The following can be considered if the installation is not performed The installatio...

Page 155: ...r the software upgrade is complete check the software version on the main unit 1 Press the Menu Maint Program Version keys The software version of the DS 8200 will be displayed Check if the installed version is correct 8 3 ...

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Page 157: ...roubleshooting tips and procedures of the equipment Chapter 9 Backup 9 2 Alarm Sound 9 2 Touch Panel 9 3 Wired Network DS LAN ΙΙ ΙΙΙ 9 3 Telemetry 9 4 TCON Only for USA 9 5 Remote Control Unit 9 5 General 9 5 Ventilator 9 7 Patient Input 9 8 9 1 ...

Page 158: ...very time the power is turned ON Time date is correct Cause The memory data may be damaged Solution Set the rotary switch inside the maintenance cover to initial setting F and turn ON the power again After the program starts turn the rotary switch back to 0 If this does not resolve the problem faulty LC 8210 CPU board can be considered Alarm Sound The alarm sound is low or does not generate Cause ...

Page 159: ...urce Solution 2 Select ECG SpO2 for HR PR Alarm Source in the monitor setup menu BP will not become the HR PR source if this selection is made The CO2 waveform is not displayed on the central monitor although the CO2 numeric data is displayed Cause 1 Impedance is selected for RR APNEA Alarm Source in the Respiration configuration menu Cause 2 Ventilator is selected for RR APNEA Alarm Source in the...

Page 160: ...enter Cause The channel ID or group ID does not match the telemetry receiver Solution Set the correct channel ID and group ID The impedance respiration waveform cannot be received at the telemetry center Cause 1 CO2 is selected for RR APNEA Alarm Source in the Respiration configuration menu Cause 2 Ventilator is selected for RR APNEA Alarm Source in the Respiration configuration menu Solution Sele...

Page 161: ...e TCON ID set the TCON ID again Remote Control Unit The remote control unit does not operate Cause 1 The remote control is too far away from the monitor or is used outside the sensor range Solution The distance between the remote control and monitor should be within 10m Also the light receiving angle of the monitor should be approximately 45 Cause 2 The remote control function is set to OFF on the...

Page 162: ... Failure is displayed Cause A hardware failure can be considered Solution Immediately turn OFF the power and cease the operation Contact Fukuda Denshi The message DS 8200 Out of Operating Temp Range HSB 80 Out of Operating Temp Range or BS 8200 Out of Operating Temp Range is displayed Cause The temperature inside the equipment is increasing Solution Immediately turn off the power and stop using th...

Page 163: ...ion error has occurred due to the following cause The power of the ventilator is turned OFF The ventilator is in standby mode The cable connecting the ventilator and DS 8200 system is disconnected or not securely connected Solution Check the alarm cause and take appropriate action When normal communication is recovered the communication status will be displayed as Vent Online Cannot communicate wi...

Page 164: ...00 Multiamp Failure message is displayed Cause A communication error with the HS 8000 Multi AMP board exists Solution Check the MAINTENANCE HS 8000 under the Test Menu and make sure that Multi AMP is not NG If NG is displayed a power fault of the Multi AMP board can be considered and needs to be repaired Press the Page Down of the MAINTENANCE HS 8000 screen and make sure that the Muti AMP communic...

Page 165: ... The CO2 Unit Failure message is displayed Cause Error information is received from the CO2 Module in the HCP 800 810 Solution The CO2 Module might be defective and needs to be replaced Check the Module Service Codes displayed on the MAINTENANCE CO2 screen under the Test Menu Replace main board Check CO2 sensor or main board Replace scrubber pump Change CO2 sensor 15V Voltage out of range The HS 8...

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Page 167: ...rding Paper 10 22 Storing the Device 10 22 Storing the Recording Paper 10 22 Handling the Display Panel 10 22 Cleaning the Touch Panel and Housing 10 23 Cleaning the Touch Panel 10 23 Cleaning the Housing 10 24 Cleaning the ECG Lead Cable Relay Cable 10 24 Disinfecting the Blood Pressure Transducers 10 24 Cleaning and Disinfecting the Temperature Probe 10 24 Cleaning the Cardiac Output Relay Cable...

Page 168: ...e when the power is cut OFF 8 OFF Forced application software installation and EEPROM data writing 5 Sets ON OFF of SpO2 body motion transmission during telemetry transmission The setup depends on the telemetry center capability of SpO2 body motion information 6 Set up only when installing the software upgrading boot program Prevents unintended installation Default setting is OFF 7 When the AC pow...

Page 169: ...nal setup to factory default setup 0 Normally set the rotary switch to 0 2 To start the demo press the demo start key on the test menu To enter the test menu the password 11111111 is required 7 This mode will be set when adjusting analog for factory shipment adjusting analog after replacing the board at service division or using the function for development evaluation If this mode is entered witho...

Page 170: ...est Menu To display the Maintenance screen Menu Maint Test Menu Password For the password request enter 11111111 The display will differ according to the rotary SW setup Rotary SW 0 C Rotary SW 2 Rotary SW 7 NOTE The Test Menu screen may differ according to the software version 10 4 ...

Page 171: ...a such as equipment information and operating time For details refer to the section on EEPROM EEPROM HS 8000 Checks the EEPROM data such as equipment information and operating time For details refer to Chapter 9 Maintenance of Super Unit HS 8000 Series Service Manual TOUCH PANEL ADJUSTMENT Readjusts if the touch panel is misarigned Touch panel calibration will be performed For details refer to the...

Page 172: ...nd then contact Fukuda Denshi Analog Parameter Displays the numeric data during parameter measurement PERFORMANCE Interrupt data will be displayed in increment This information can be used to find solution when equipment failure occurs Seamless Log Displays the event log related to the seamless function This information can be used to find solution when equipment failure occurs Software Dip SW Set...

Page 173: ...SD cards information Displays the presence of CF SD cards and SD card write protect status 5 Status of CF card slot ON OFF 6 Status of SD card slot ON OFF Status of write protect ON OFF Short term backup battery information Displays the status of the short term backup battery 7 Status of carge Hi rate Lo rate OFF DIP SW Displays the setup status of the DIP switch For details of each switch refer t...

Page 174: ...smitting packet quantity byte Receive Receiving packet quantity byte ERROR Error packet quantity byte Interrupt Interrupt packet quantity byte Communication status Displays the communication status between LC 8210 andHSB 80 and the one between LC 8210 and BS 8200 STATUS Communication status Transmit Transmitting packet quantity byte Receive Receiving packet quantity byte ERROR Error packet quantit...

Page 175: ...ge Board Information Displays the power supply battery condition insert not insert charging status and A D value Base Board Information Displays the power supply battery condition insert not insert charging status A D value and fan condition operation status rotation speed Pressing the ON key during the Fan shutdown starts the Fan testing and pressing the OFF key during the Fan operation stops the...

Page 176: ...00 Series Service Manual CF SD Cards In addition to the same function as the Maintenance Card the following data can be stored in the CF SD Cards Mode data Specific data LOG data EEPROM Displays the data stored in EEPROM containing the specific equipment information This display is not especially used for maintenance EEPROM HS 8000 For details refer to Chapter 9 Maintenance of Super Unit HS 8000 S...

Page 177: ... Press the mark in the lower left portion of the screen correctly 8 Press the Next key 9 Hold down the Store key for 2 seconds to save the adjusted value 10 Press the TOUCH PANEL key to check if the touch panel is properly operating 11 If the touch panel operation is still misaligned readjust from the beginning TOUCH PANEL Touching the touch panel displays the coordinate and mark If the coordinate...

Page 178: ...the Settings key to store the setup CAUTION This RTC Setup in the test menu is the reference time setting at factory shipment Changing the RTC setting will affect the inside accumulative hours calculation Therefore do not change this setting other than when replacing the lithium battery or a board For normal date time setup set on Menu Setup Time Date 10 12 ...

Page 179: ...splays the patterns in the following order Black White Gray Scale 8 gradation Burst Red Green Blue When all 7 patterns are displayed Video I F test is completed and returns to the Test Menu Black White Gray Scale Blue Green Red Burst 10 13 ...

Page 180: ...e Status Information Set Nil Cassette is closed Cassette is open Printer Paper Status Information Set Nil Recording paper is set Recording paper is unset Thermal Head Temperature Temperature displays the resolution by 1 unit Status Information Normal Abnormal Thermal head temperature is less than 70 Thermal head temperature exceeds 70 Lower the temperature below 60 to return to normal Printing on ...

Page 181: ...e key Adjust Value Offset is reduced to the minimum 7 by 1 step Set the value to print clearly that is not too light Test Print This adjustment should be performed at room temperature Checking the printing speed 1 Press the Test Rec A key Confirm if the recording paper is set more than 100cm before pressing this key 2 Check the printing in reference to the following criteria Printing Speed Judgmen...

Page 182: ...gment Condition 50mm s Set the scale in 10cm in width and should be printed between 9 7cm and 10 3cm Note Pressing the Test Rec A key once prints at both speeds of 25mm s and 50mm s changing the speed automatically 10 16 ...

Page 183: ... pressing this key 2 Check the printing in reference to the following criteria Checking Applied Voltage and Capacity Judgment Condition Applied Voltage and Capacity It should be neither too light nor too dark Printhead Contact Judgment Condition Vertical Lines All vertical lines should be printed evenly 10 17 ...

Page 184: ...ing The printed characters should be clearly readable Note If the printing is too light or too dark adjust using the or key on the Thermal Head Strobe Duration Adjustment If the printing is proper this adjustment is not necessary Check if the printing is proper with pressing the Test Rec B key again after adjustment 10 18 ...

Page 185: ... and frequency indicator VT RUN Detection Sensitive OFF Transient tachycardia is not detected ON Transient tachycardia is detected as the continuous VPC rather than the average heart rate SpO2 Sync Tone Level Difference Set the SpO2 PR Synchronized Tone using the Low and High keys Display Menu on External Monitor OFF The menu is not displayed on the external monitor ON The menu is displayed on the...

Page 186: ...Perform CO2 calibration using Calibration Gas Calibration Gas Kit 03046530RFBD NOTE Calibrate after 5 minutes or more after the power of HCP 800 810 is turned ON 1 Press the Menu CO2 CO2 Calibration keys 2 Press the Start Cal key after the Calibration Ready is displayed 3 When Feed CAL GAS is displayed keep on injecting the Calibration Gas continually until the message disappears 10 20 ...

Page 187: ...ate is updated and press the Cal Complete key If the calibration is not OK check the connection between the Calibration Gas and HCP 800 810 and recalibrate from the beginning After the calibration is completed measure the CO2 concentration using the calibration gas and check if the numeric data is within 38 mmHg 2 mmHg 10 21 ...

Page 188: ...ble to read When storing follow the precautions below y Store in a place where light is non existent and avoid direct sunlight y Do not leave the paper in high temperature 50 C 122 F or above y Do not store the paper in polyvinyl chloride bag y Do not expose the paper to alcohol hydrochloric acid or ester ketone y Avoid using adhesive agents other than water based glue Handling the Display Panel y...

Page 189: ...ference The Key Lock key needs to be preprogrammed as user key For procedure to set the user key refer to the DS 8200 System Operation Manual If the touch panel is not touched for 30 seconds the key lock condition will be automatically cancelled In such case press the Key Lock key again 2 Clean the touch panel While the Key Lock message is displayed the touch panel key will be deactivated If LEAD ...

Page 190: ...he housing Do not use chemical cloth scrub brush abrasive polishing powder hot water volatile solvent and chemicals cleanser thinner benzine benzol and synthetic detergent for house and furniture or sharp edged tools The surface coating may be damaged resulting in discoloration scratches and other problems Cleaning the ECG Lead Cable Relay Cable y Do not use thinner toluene or other organic solven...

Page 191: ...Masimo reusable sensor LNOP DCI and patient cable using the following procedure 1 Remove the sensor from the patient Disconnect the patient cable from the sensor 2 Disconnect the sensor from HS 8000 3 Wipe the sensor and cable using 70 isopropyl alcohol in cotton 4 Before reusing it make sure it is dry completely to air The Masimo disposable sensor can be reused on the same patient if the light em...

Page 192: ...d 30 000 hours This is a periodic replacement part for CO2 Gas Unit For details of the replacement procedure refer to HCP 800 Service Manual When the periodic replacement period approaches When the replacement period approaches for the CO2 Unit NIBP Unit or Short Term Backup Battery a message will be displayed on the Periodic Replacement Parts screen to notify the user Displayed Period Color Displ...

Page 193: ...e to backup the data such as recall data and short trend for 5 minutes when the power is turned off Replace the short term backup battery periodically to maintain normal function CAUTION z Replace the backup battery periodically as specified z Use the specified backup battery when replacing If unspecified backup battery is replaced it may cause leakage heating and explosion z Do not peel off or sc...

Page 194: ...1 Backup Battery for Replacement x1 NiMH Battery 250H 073676 1U001019A 2 Parts Replacement Label x1 Parts Replacement Label 5G002053A 3 Tie Wrap x1 SK Binder SKB 1 5M 1Z0100060 4 Battery Cover Blue x1 NiMH Battery Cover 6C0077480 4 Connect the connector and fix the battery holder using the screw Also fix the Maintenance Cover using the screw Connector x1 Double Washer Sems M3 x 8 x2 Make sure that...

Page 195: ... key on the right side in this frame and a window Reset short term backup battery usage time OK will appear to initialize the used time of the short term backup battery Then press the Yes key for 2 or more seconds 7 Restart Turn OFF the power return the rotary SW to 0 and turn ON the power again 8 Check the connection of the battery Press Menu Maint Test Menu Enter Password 11111111 Maintenance an...

Page 196: ...s fully charged the battery pack needs to be replaced For details of the replacement procedure refer to Chapter 1 Installation of the Unit Connecting the Lithium ion Battery Pack BTO 008 of DS 8200 System Maintenance Manual Replacing the CO2 Unit The CO2 unit requires periodic replacement to ensure its reliability function and performance The periodic replacement period is 30 000 hours For details...

Page 197: ...o prevent damage deterioration of the electronic parts resulting from electrostatic discharge Disconnect the power supply cable Wear electrostatic strap etc Replacing the Long Term Backup Battery Usable Life of the Long Term Backup Battery The lithium battery BR3032 is used for the long term backup battery and the usable life is approximately 6 years although it may change depending on the frequen...

Page 198: ...e lever upward 2 After disconnecting the connectors remove the LCD rear case Connector x3 3 Replace the backup battery with a new one and fix it with a tie wrap Make sure that the joint position of the tie wrap is as the right figure Wrap the cushion ferrite core around the core of the backup battery LCD Release Lever LCD Lock Lever Connectors Tie Wrap Cushion Ferrite Core Screws Backup Battery 10...

Page 199: ...re that the connectors are securely connected Before tightening the screw on the center slide the LCD lock lever to the side and pull the LCD release lever upward 5 Check the connection of the battery Press Menu Maint Test Menu Maintenance and check that the items of CHARGE in the Maintenance screen displays OK 10 33 ...

Page 200: ...for Replacement Phillips screwdriver Large Disassembly and Assembly Replace the power supply unit in the following order with careful attention to wiring NOTE z Prepare AC power supply unit SNP G125 MF 1T010107A when replacing 1 Remove the screws on the bottom side of the BS 8210 Double Washer Sems M3 x 8 x4 Screws 2 After disconnecting the connectors remove the Base Top Connector x2 Connectors 3 ...

Page 201: ...ttom of the power supply unit and secure it with the screws Then Connect the connectors Double Washer Sems M3 x 8 x4 Connector x2 Bottom of Power Supply Unit Thermal Sheet 5 Connect the connectors and fix the Base Top using the screws Connector x2 Double Washer Sems M3 x 8 x4 10 35 ...

Page 202: ...s dropping or making an impact may cause crack z Since the edges of the glass used for touch panel are not chamfered be careful not to cut your hand z Replace the LCD unit if the display is dark or flickering even though it is within the usable life Tools for Replacement Phillips screwdriver Large Small NOTE z Prepare the LCD Touch Panel 9D0113130 when replacing Important If storing the data is ne...

Page 203: ...le Washer Sems M3 x 8 x2 Side Panel 4 After disconnecting the connectors and removing the screws remove the CPU board Connector x4 Double Washer Sems M3 x 8 x5 Connectors 5 Disconnect the cables Connector x2 Screws Connectors 10 37 ...

Page 204: ...6 Unscrew the LCD touch panel and replace it with a new one Pan head screw M2 x 3 x4 For assembly perform the reverse procedure to disassembly Screws 10 38 ...

Page 205: ...odic Check 11 2 About Maintenance Check 11 2 Daily Check 11 2 Periodic Check 11 2 Periodic Replacement Parts 11 2 To Check the Periodic Replacement Period 11 3 Periodic Check 11 5 Introduction 11 5 Service Tools Measurement Device 11 5 Periodic Check Item 11 6 Periodic Check Procedure 11 6 Periodic Check List 11 14 11 1 ...

Page 206: ...formed to IEC 60601 must be performed at least once a year Periodic inspection of medical electronic equipment is mandatory to prevent failures and accidents and to ensure safety and reliability Periodic inspection may be performed by the medical institution or by a third party by concluding a Maintenance Contract Periodic Replacement Parts To ensure reliability safety function and performance of ...

Page 207: ... This information can be used as an indication for the periodic replacement period 1 Menu Maint Usage Time Displays the used months times for periodic replacement The Parts Usage Time window will be displayed Displays the time period and number of NIBP measurement since the usage was started 11 3 ...

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Page 209: ...unichi ECG RESP BP TEMP CMRR Waveform Simulator ProSim8 or equivalent FLUKE Biomedical ECG RESP BP TEMP CO 3155 3156 or equivalent HIOKI Leakage Measurement Safety tester Ground Leakage Current Exterior Leakage Current Exterior Line Exterior Ground Exterior Exterior Patient Leakage Current I III Patient Measurement Current Calibration Gas 03046530RFBD Scott Medical CO2 500cc Air Tank NIBP AC Resis...

Page 210: ...n 14 Electrical Safety Periodic Check Procedure CAUTION Before the check procedure back up the setup data patient data etc on a CF card No Check Item Check Procedure Criteria 1 External Appearance Accessories 01 Appearance Visually check the exterior for scratches cracks deformation and rust No abnormality should be found 02 Cables Check that neither damage nor wire break is found in all cables Ne...

Page 211: ...witch key such as touch panel operation Should operate properly 03 LCD Check that the home display appears on the LCD The characters and waveforms should be clearly displayed The brightness should be sufficient 04 Alarm Indicator On the alarm indicator setup menu perform the pattern test The intended LED should light in intended color 05 Alarm Sound Operating sound On the tone volume setup menu pe...

Page 212: ...t Filter OFF 05 Heart Rhythm Detection With comprehensive tester input bipolar signals of 0 3mV and 3mV with sensitivity 1 and check if the heartbeat rhythm is detected The heartbeat rhythm should be detected by bipolar signals of 0 3mV and 3mV with sensitivity 1 06 ECG Accuracy 1 With comprehensive tester apply 1mV voltage and measure the display width Error should be within 10mm 10 for sensitivi...

Page 213: ...er or reference respiration signal generator input 0 5Hz and 1 5Hz or 2 5Hz and measure the frequency characteristic The crest value for the following frequency should be more than 70 or more of the crest value at 0 5Hz input Adult Mode 1 5Hz Neonate Mode 2 5Hz 1 As these functions are dependent on the design or software these items are not mandatory for periodic check Perform the test as necessar...

Page 214: ...nd input value as displayed error of BP value Error should be within full scale 300mmHg 2 or 1mmHg whichever is larger 02 Pulse Detection Accuracy Input 30 120 and 160bpm to a comprehensive tester and measure the pulse rate error Pulse rate error should be within 3 03 BP Probe Off Detection Check the display by disconnecting the probe Waveform and numeric data should disappear from the display No ...

Page 215: ...orm Should be within 1V 10 for the 100mmHg input Should be within 20mV for the 0mmHg input No Item Procedure Reference 13 Calibration 01 Touch Panel Perform calibration when the touch panel becomes largely mislaigned Touch panel calibration value is stored in the display unit 02 Analog If measurement error of ECG BP TEMP CO is too large perform calibration for each parameter Exclusive signal gener...

Page 216: ...kage current under normal condition using a leakage measurement safety tester Comply with the test method of IEC 60601 1 19 Earth Leakage Current NC Should be 0 1mA 02 Earth Leakage Current SFC Measure the earth leakage current under single failure condition using a leakage measurement safety tester Comply with the test method of IEC 60601 1 19 Earth Leakage Current SFC Should be 0 5mA 03 Patient ...

Page 217: ... method of IEC 60601 1 20 Should withstand applied voltage 10 Withstand Voltage Test A a2 Apply AC4000V for 1 minute between primary power source and exterior without protective ground A a2 Comply with the test method of IEC 60601 1 20 Should withstand applied voltage 11 Withstand Voltage Test B a Apply AC4000V for 1 minute between primary power source and applied part B a Note Since the internal ...

Page 218: ...2 Control Switch OK NG 7 NIBP 01 Ground Leakage Current NC mA OK NG 03 LCD Display Unit OK NG 01 Automatic Check OK NG 02 Ground Leakage Current SFC mA OK NG 04 Alarm Indicator OK NG 02 Pressure Accuracy OK NG 03 Patient Leakage Current I NC mA OK NG 05 Alarm Control Sound OK NG 03 Measurement Operation OK NG 04 Patient Leakage Current I SFC mA OK NG 06 Date Time OK NG 05 Patient Leakage Current I...

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