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Page 1: ...QA ES User Service Manual QA ES Electrosurgical Analyzer P N 14025...

Page 2: ...is statement may not apply to you Limited Warranty METRON warrants that the QA ES Electrosurgical Analyzer will substantially conform to pub lished specifications and to the documentation provided tha...

Page 3: ...n 1 2 Installation 1 3 Operating QA ES 1 4 ESU Tests with QA ES 1 5 Control and Calibration 1 6 Component Functions and Parts 1 Appendix A Diagrams A 1 Appendix B Error Report Form B 1 Appendix C Impr...

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Page 5: ...tative authorized to process changes and revisions to publications make the pen changes or insert the revised pages ensure that obsolete pages are withdrawn and either disposed of immediately or marke...

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Page 7: ...e automatic measuring of the QA ES comprising crest factor measurements with a bandwidth of 10 MHz ensures that the test result is reliable and reproducible Test results shown in the QA ES s LCD displ...

Page 8: ...ent mini mum input Isolation 10 kV isolation between measurement device and enclosure 1 3 General Information Temperature Requirements 15 C to 35 C when operating 0 C to 50 C in storage Display Type L...

Page 9: ...P N 14100 PRO Soft QA ES software P N 12200 PRO Soft QA ES DEMO P N 14201 PRO Soft QA ES User Manual P N 14225 Storage Store in the carrying case in dry surroundings within the tempera ture range spec...

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Page 11: ...ustomer will not have to wait for a claim to be investigated by the supplier The customer should place a new purchase order to ensure delivery 4 When returning an instrument to METRON AS or the compan...

Page 12: ...onduct the same tests but by remote control via an IBM compati ble PC XT with MS Windows Version 3 1 or later Additionally the program has features to enhance your QA ES s performance Each of the QA E...

Page 13: ...Soft from a database program or other equipment files Protocols can be created easily for each ESU in your inventory and stored for use Test protocols with results can be printed or stored on disk an...

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Page 15: ...Admits newly specified information 4 Cancel Cancels a new value and returns to previously cho sen value 5 LCD Display Shows messages test results and function menus 6 Function Keys Fl F5 are used to...

Page 16: ...BLUE Additional fixed load resistance of 200 ohms FIXED LOAD 500 watt for serial connection dur ing leakage test 12 Terminal GREEN and GREEN Foot switch output switch can be used to trigger the ESU R...

Page 17: ...nd control over the operations The upper part of the screen displays messages status and results The menu bar is at the bottom of the display The function keys are numbered from Fl to F5 A function is...

Page 18: ...test function Press ENTER F5 to save it under Mode in the STATUS field Press CANCEL F4 to undo 4 KNOB PARAM F2 With this function you can choose be tween Mode Load and Delay in the STATUS field marks...

Page 19: ...the level Save the level by press ing ENTER F5 Press CANCEL F4 to undo Go to End load and Step Size and repeat the same procedure Pwr distr Start load is the first load to be used during the measureme...

Page 20: ...fter every measurement See ex ample below 3 6 Foot Switch Output A Foot Switch Output is activated by use of relays K11 and locat ed on the right side of the unit This is used to trigger the foot swit...

Page 21: ...power output must be within 20 of the ESU manu facturer s specifications Load Resistance Range Equipment IEC ANSI AAMI Monopolar 100 1000 ohms 50 2000 ohms Bipolar 10 500 ohms 10 1000 ohms Test setup...

Page 22: ...must not exceed 100 mA Test setup in compliance with IEC 601 2 2 sec 19 101a test 1 fig 102 and sec 19 102 Adopted by ANSI AAMI HF18 1993 Test setup in compliance with IEC 601 2 2 sec 19 101a test 2...

Page 23: ...AMI HF18 1993 4 3 REM Alarm This test ensures that the ESU will sound an alarm if the resistance between the two neutral electrodes exceeds your specified limit The program directs the OA ES to gradua...

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Page 25: ...g the side plates fastened with Velcro straps Then remove the bottom plate by loosening the four screws Afterwards move the bottom plate of the isolation box by loosening the 16 screws holding it in p...

Page 26: ...nts and reference values in this section refer to the sampling unit Measure the voltage at each of the following points and adjust them to the following values with the potentiometers specified betwee...

Page 27: ...than 0 1 dB This corresponds to an error of 2 3 Peak Detector Once the measuring device used in measuring the effect has been calibrated you can calibrate the peak detec tor Use the same test setup as...

Page 28: ...ct the value for Q_gain in the calibration menu by following the instructions given before under item 4 in this section Requirement m qa es P P dBm dBm dB 017 qa es I mA 50 In linear form this corresp...

Page 29: ...QA ES Processor Board Schematic Diagram 2 The Pro cessor Board receives 12 VAC from the Transformer located at the rear of the QA ES via J4 The voltage is then converted with diode D9 and filtered thr...

Page 30: ...e given different functions de pending upon the parameters that are to be changed The en coder is connected to two touch keys with unchangeable func tions ENTER and CANCEL The QA ES is operated from 5...

Page 31: ...while U5 acts as a buffer for incoming commands RP3 comprises pull up resistances for the input lines All signals to the printer output are filtered to reduce high frequency radia tion 6 2 Sampling U...

Page 32: ...ion steps following the mean square circuit en sure optimum dynamics in the measuring system Both steps U13 and U14 provide 20 dB amplification By measuring the signal before U13 and after U13 and U14...

Page 33: ...sor system on the Processor Board The relays used in choosing load values on the Load Board are also controlled via terminal J3 on the Sampling Unit The com mands are then transmitted from the Samplin...

Page 34: ...es The total load can be 350 W continuously 4 Variable Load Resistance The variable load resistance is also based on a non inductive re sistance R3 R16 In addition relays K2 K10 have been used to offe...

Page 35: ...jack R141306000 1 SMB coax conn Straight plug Rl14082000 1 Security contact Red Flat 4 8mm JHSupp 404 171 1 Security contact Black Flat 4 8mm JHSupp 404 137 1 Security contact White Flat 4 8mm 2 Secur...

Page 36: ...D2 D5 D10 Diode 1N4002 1 D3 Schottky diode 1N5819 1 D4 Bridge 4A 200v 1 D9 LCD display Optrex DMF 5005N EW 1 Encoder Bourns ECWIJ B24 BC0024 1 SW8 LED Gul 3mm Sie LY3360 K 1 D7 LED R d 3mm Sie LR 3360...

Page 37: ...2 U2 U3 Quad Nand port 74HC00AN 1 U4 Opto Coupler CNW2611 8 U5 U12 Voltage Regulator LM317T 1 U16 Voltage Regulator LM317LZ 1 U17 Voltage Regulator LM2941T 1 U18 Voltage Regulator LM337LZ 1 U19 Volta...

Page 38: ...ondenser NC C40 C43 C50 C51 Printer board contact 6 polt hunn 2 J1 J2 SMB coax conn Right angle PCB recept 1 J4 Stifflist kort 16 pin 1 J3 18 36 pin base 36 pol testpoints split TP1 TP18 Screw M3x6 El...

Page 39: ...raight PCB recept 1 J13 Printer board contact 6 polt hannPhoe 1 J1 J2 Printer board clip 3 polt Phoe 1 J14 Safety holder Farn 134477 2 F1 F2 Safety fuse 600mAT Farn 150202 2 F1 F2 High voltage cable 3...

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Page 41: ...lectric current directs the heat into the tissue The patient is con nected to two electrodes allowing the current to flow through the body The ac tive electrode will generate a large amount of heat du...

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Page 43: ...3 Schematic Diagram Part 2 Processor Board B 4 Sampling Unit Component Location Diagram B 5 Schematic Diagram Part 3 Sampling Unit B 6 Schematic Diagram Part 4 Sampling Unit B 7 Schematic Diagram Par...

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