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A R T S

670-1573-XX

PCBA, CPU, COMPACT MONITOR, 91390

670-1558-02

PCBA,DOCKING STATION,COMPACT MONITOR,91390

670-1559-00

PCBA, INTERFACE PCBA, COMPACT MONITOR, 91390

670-1521-02

PCBA,MONITOR DOCKING,USB,91390

670-1550-00

PCBA, POD INTERFACE, COMPACT MONITOR, 91390

670-1481-00

PCBA,SDLC INTERCONNECT,COMPACT MONITOR,91390

134-0180-00 with DSB
134-0190-00 without DSB

PLUG, 91390

134-0181-00

PLUG, DOCKING CONNECTOR, 91390

134-0181-00

PLUG, DOCKING CONNECTOR, 91390

134-0182-00

PLUG, FINISHING, SCREW HOLE, 91390

134-0179-00

PLUG, RECORDER, 91390

366-4059-00

PUSH BUTTON, DOCKING STATION

161-0032-00

PWR CORD, DOM, 120V, 10A, 18AWG, 10', HOSP GRADE

119-0552-00

PWR SPLY, 90W, 20V, MEDICAL, 91390, ROHS

343-0414-01

RETAINER, HANDLE, 91390

214-1165-00

SPRING, COMPRESSION, 5.4MM OD, 24MM LONG, 4.36N

210-7118-00

WASHER, #8, .3/16ID, 7/16OD, STAINLESS STEEL

Table 6-1 Field-Replaceable Parts Option A (Continued)

Part Number

Description

Table 6-2 Corrective Maintenance Kit Option A

Part Number

Description

050-0636-00 (KIT,CM,COMPACT,91390)

010-1891-00

DRIVE, NAND FLASH, EMBEDDED USB, 2GB, 5V

119-0550-00

FAN ASSY, 91390

119-0552-01

PWR SPLY,90W,20V,MEDICAL,91390,ROHS

175-1046-00

CABLE ASSY,SPEAKER,90364 / 91387

175-1855-00

CABLE ASSY, ALARM LIGHTS, 91390

175-1856-00

CABLE ASSY, DISPLAY, 91390

175-1857-00

CABLE ASSY, LED/IR/BUTTON, 91390

175-1858-00

CABLE ASSY, DISPLAY POWER, 91390

175-1860-00

CABLE ASSY, POD INTERFACE, 91390

650-1628-00

ASSY,FRONT END,COMPACT MONITOR,91390

670-1481-00

PCBA,SDLC INTERCONNECT,COMPACT MONITOR,91390

670-1521-02

PCBA,MONITOR DOCKING,USB,91390

Summary of Contents for qube 91390

Page 1: ...S E R V I C E M A N U A L 070 2451 01 Rev F www spacelabshealthcare com October 2014 91390...

Page 2: ...tion instructions or other information which will assist appropriately qualified technical personnel to repair those parts of the equipment which are classified by Spacelabs Healthcare as field repair...

Page 3: ...mponents 1 9 Battery Indicators 1 10 Energy Saving Mode Battery 1 13 Signal Strength Indicator 1 13 Batteries and Recharging Batteries 1 14 To change batteries without interruptions while operating on...

Page 4: ...Monitor Functional Tests 4 5 Verification of Monitor Functions 4 5 Optional Recorder Assembly for Options A and B 4 6 External Alarm Relay Output for Option A 4 6 Ethernet Wired 4 7 Assembly Disassem...

Page 5: ...2 Diagnostics Failure Messages and Error Codes 5 14 System Troubleshooting 5 16 Suggested Tools Test Equipment 5 16 Qube Monitor Does Not Power ON 5 17 Qube Monitor Powers ON But Fails System Startup...

Page 6: ...6 Parts Overview 6 1 Parts List 6 2 Option A 6 2 Option B 6 4 Option C 6 7 Assembly Drawings and Schematics 6 10 7 Glossary A Appendix A Electromagnetic Compatibility Electromagnetic Emissions A 1 El...

Page 7: ...routine safety checks are required Install a functional battery in the unit for normal operation Check the battery periodically and replace it when necessary The qube monitor has a 26 2 cm 12 1 inche...

Page 8: ...1 on page 4 Warnings Cautions and Notes Warnings cautions and notes are used throughout this manual The formats below show how warning cautions and notes are identified Note Failure to observe notific...

Page 9: ...y Color thin film transistor TFT liquid crystal display LCD resistive touchscreen Resolution 1024 x 768 pixels Size wide high 24 6 cm 18 4 cm 9 7 inches 7 3 inches Printer Printing Method Thermal arra...

Page 10: ...Terminal 1 on rear panel not included not included DC Power Input 1 on rear panel 1 on rear panel 1 on rear panel Ethernet 10 100 Base T Connection 1 on rear panel 1 on rear panel 1 on rear panel Seri...

Page 11: ...tely 300 charge discharge cycles of operation for each battery 2 10 8 Volt 4 8 Ah Li ion smart battery One battery provides approximately 2 hours of operation Two batteries allow up to approximately 4...

Page 12: ...abs Healthcare recommends regular replacement of the following parts to extend service life LCD LCD backlights batteries fan Replace the listed items especially if you use them beyond the service life...

Page 13: ...ailure to provide for an orderly power off Table 1 2 91390 Monitor Options Option Definition D Perioperative provides customizable user specific display setups and start case and end case functions N...

Page 14: ...rm notification based on the severity of the alarm The software controls the operation of the alarm lights There is a red light for high priority a yellow light for medium priority and a cyan light fo...

Page 15: ...ks Video Clock Rate 60 0 15 385 68 0 nS 65 MHz typ Horizontal Rate 19 67 20 676 22 4 uS 48 363 KHz typ Vertical Rate 13 3 16 666 18 5 mS 60 Hz typ 1 2b 2a 3 3 4 Callout Number Description Symbol 1 Pow...

Page 16: ...some time Remove batteries from the monitor before storage or shipment 2a Integrated Battery Slot closed Refer to To change batteries without interruptions while operating on battery power on page 1 1...

Page 17: ...cator comes on the connection is good Refer to Figure 1 4 2 Battery Charge Status Indicator Shown if a battery is present The left light shows if the top battery is installed The right light shows if...

Page 18: ...Capnography Pod N A 3 Remote Alarm Output Nurse Alert Refer to Alarm Relay for option A on page 2 15 for details 4 SDLC Ports Refer to SDLC Bus Termination on page 2 15 for details 5 Video Output DVI...

Page 19: ...r an alarm event occurs Refer to the XPREZZON and qube System Administration Manual P N 070 2380 xx for more details Signal Strength Indicator Monitors equipped with option X an embedded 802 11a b g t...

Page 20: ...s in a standard configuration the monitor operates up to eight 8 hours With one fully charged battery in a standard configuration the monitor operates up to four 4 hours The battery icon shows if the...

Page 21: ...ry slot 3 To make sure that the operation of the new battery is correct look at the battery indicator lights Refer to Table 1 5 on page 1 15 4 Remove battery A Replace it with another new battery Batt...

Page 22: ...RAM 3 3 V logic design PCI2 2 at 33 MHz A dark gray outline around a solid black battery icon shows that a battery slot is empty After you install a battery into the slot the battery icon shows a whit...

Page 23: ...1a b g devices External Video Digital DVI 5 wire resistive touchscreen Barcode Reader support through USB port Optional Remote IR Keypad support option A Multilevel Multicolor alarm indicator option A...

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Page 25: ...itor requires factory service Notes When you remove items from the shipping containers make sure that you remove ALL components from each container To determine the contents refer to the packing list...

Page 26: ...trol 5 Wire Resistive Touch screen RED YELLOW and CYAN LED bars options A and B Remote control IR receiver option A Power and Battery status indicators LEDs Power switch Warning The qube monitor and s...

Page 27: ...e module slot The right side accommodates two lithium batteries and the recorder Pod Interface Connector 8 CONTACT PADS for options A and B The pod interface SDLC I O connector P300 is on the back pan...

Page 28: ...The communications protocol is derived from the IBM Synchronous Data Link Control specification and uses its Non Switched Multipoint Half Duplex configuration This interface is compatible with all of...

Page 29: ...normally closed NC Each contact is able to carry at least 150 mA continuous The pinout for this connector is as follows Warning Data interface connectors on this device are Ground Earth referenced On...

Page 30: ...nnector Pin Function Pin Function Image PIN 1 TX2N PIN 17 TX0N PIN 2 TX2P PIN 18 TX0P PIN 3 RTN PIN 19 RTN PIN 4 NC PIN 20 NC PIN 5 NC PIN 21 NC PIN 6 DDC_CLK PIN 22 RTN PIN 7 DDC_DAT PIN 23 TXCP PIN...

Page 31: ...ard This interface conforms to the EIA RS232 standard The baud rate and the number of start stop and parity bits are software programmable This connector is also used to support the Sysgen Data Key fu...

Page 32: ...45 The 10 100 Base T Ethernet connector is on the back of the unit The Ethernet interface is designed to conform to the IEEE802 3 standard The monitor is designed to auto detect and switch between 10...

Page 33: ...for details Alarms For information on alarms configuration and alarm tones refer to the XPREZZON and qube System Administration Manual Cables Maximum Cable Lengths The list of cables that follow are l...

Page 34: ...499 Module Housing Figure 2 3 Qube Option B Connected to the 90499 Module Housing Warning Unreliable system operation will occur if the SDLC bus is not correctly terminated or the maximum cable length...

Page 35: ...Housing If no supplementary module housings are present not including the module slot on the monitor then directly connect external devices to the SDLC connector on the monitor refer to Figure 2 5 Fig...

Page 36: ...to Flexports Figure 2 7 Qube Option C Connected Directly to Flexports If one or more supplementary module housings are present Flexport devices are connected to connector J2 on the 90499 supplementar...

Page 37: ...can be used for connecting external devices Do not use more than a single Flexport connector regardless of how many module housings are present refer to Figure 2 8 Figure 2 9 or Figure 2 10 depending...

Page 38: ...ww spacelabshealthcare com 2 1 4 91390 Q U BE SE TU P Figure 2 9 Qube Option B Connected to 90499 Module Housing and Flexports Figure 2 10 Qube Option C Connected to 90499 Module Housing and Flexports...

Page 39: ...ition Figure 2 11 Terminator switch settings Because bus termination is handled by setting the switches appropriately an external terminator is only required when external devices are connected If ext...

Page 40: ...ipment suitable for use in the Patient Vicinity Check Ground Earth Leakage after connecting data interface cables Warning For operational safety and reliability the following relay contact ratings MUS...

Page 41: ...ration Configure the Monitor Privileged Access Menus The Privileged Access button in the Monitor Setup window provides access to several levels of configuration These configuration levels are describe...

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Page 43: ...sing MPC8270 CPU SCC2 SDLC PFAIL CPU PCBA 670 1573 xx E NET Controller Transceiver E NET SMC1 SCC3 5 WIRE RESISTIVE TOUCHSCREEN CONTROLLER DRIVERS 3V TOUCHSCREEN P341 ALARM CONTROL EXT ALARM RELAYS F4...

Page 44: ...270 to the audio codec The FPGA is also responsible for decoding the IR remote control signals when used with the 90360 01 remote control P O CPU PCBA 670 1573 xx SMC1 SCC3 PCI SMC2 PCI SUBSYSTEM 32 B...

Page 45: ...O CPU PCBA 670 1573 xx SMC1 SMC2 I2C I2C BUS I O RC RX TX SPI MISC I O AUDIO CODEC AUDIO AMP P070 FPGA PLD SPI BUS 11 4MHz Clock RKEY CONTROL I2C BUS FPGA PGM RC RX TX MISC I O MISC I O FPGA PGM SPI B...

Page 46: ...CKLIGHT J40 J9 INPUT SELECT DC_IN BATT A BATT B 3 3VAO ALWAYS ON BATTERY CHARGER CPU ALWAYS ON CPU CONTROL BAT1_CH_LED MAINS_LED PWR_ON_LED SW_PWR RKEY FP LEDs IR J50 BAT2_CH_LED 3 3VAO FET SWITCHES C...

Page 47: ...nected within the battery pack to prevent damage If an illegal current source is placed across the battery terminals or an illegal load is connected the circuitry also protects the battery Redundant l...

Page 48: ...A for 70 sec the battery retests the short circuit condition and again allows discharging The pack is designed to withstand reasonable in rush currents without resetting the electronics and without i...

Page 49: ...CH_LED 3 3VAO FET SWITCHES CH_LED2 CH_LED1 3 3V DC_IN 5V 3 3V BUCK 12V INVERT 12V 12V_REC BUCK BOOST 5V EN_3V EN_5V EN_18V EN_12V VCOM EN_INV 3 3V 12V 12VREC 12V EN_5V EN_3V EN_INV EN_12V VCOM FAN FAN...

Page 50: ...onents on the options B and C battery board used to switch the battery V lines and communication line to host with a single switch These signals are communicated to the power supply MCU which control...

Page 51: ...3 4 FROM USB HC USB 1 FROM USB HC USB 2 I2C BUS USB VBUS 1 2 USB VBUS 1 2 SERIAL PORT DVI VIDEO SWITCHER X EXTERNAL VIDEO DIGITAL ONLY SERIAL PORT NURSE ALERT SDLC DC_IN DC_IN 12V 3 3V 5V 12V 18V SOFT...

Page 52: ...king station board to expand out USB DSB The connector board is a board with all the I O connectors on it All the I O signals from the monitor dock PCBA are routed to the connector board using a small...

Page 53: ...ads for corrosion resistant contacts for electrical connection to an optional Capnography Pod A cable connects the SDLC and power for the pod to the interconnect PCB Ball stud contacts in the pod prov...

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Page 55: ...discharge from your fingers can permanently damage electronic components and cause latent failures All static sensitive electronic components are packaged in static shielding bags Keep the bag in case...

Page 56: ...ed wires or cables Tests for Electrical Safety To protect the patient from electrical shock especially micro shock do the required safety tests It has been determined experimentally that current value...

Page 57: ...hospital at least annually or after repair or modification Note Perform all tests according to the operations manual for the safety analyzer and any local requirements Ground Resistance 1 Attach the...

Page 58: ...lectrical safety Checks are done to make sure that the monitor and option equipment operate according to current requirements Touchscreen Calibration In the event the touchscreen becomes difficult to...

Page 59: ...and batteries are charging the battery A and battery B status LEDs on the front bezel flash ON and OFF at a constant rate Once batteries fully charge these LEDs remain ON If no battery is present one...

Page 60: ...reen 8 Connect a patient simulator to the invasive pressure inputs 9 Zero the pressures and verify that the numerics and waveforms are accurate Optional Recorder Assembly for Options A and B If the mo...

Page 61: ...y is not designed for disassembly Required Tools and Parts Anti static mat with wrist strap 1 and 2 Phillips head screwdriver 3 16 inch nut driver Tool antenna extraction wireless card P N 003 0286 00...

Page 62: ...ient parameter module For Options B and C 1 Remove the external power supply cable and turn the battery switch to off 2 Remove the patient parameter module Remove the Bezel Assembly 1 Place the monito...

Page 63: ...althcare com 4 9 91390 Q U B E M A IN T E N A N C E Figure 4 3 Screw Locations on Option A 4 Place the monitor on its feet and separate the bezel assembly from the rear enclosure as shown in Figure 4...

Page 64: ...bezel assembly Reassembly 1 Position the new bezel assembly as shown in Figure 4 4 2 Connect cable 175 1855 xx Com4 to J941 CPU 3 Connect cable Center Video Port 175 1858 xx to J40 CPU 4 Connect cabl...

Page 65: ...t finishing plugs removed in Step 2 on page 4 8 8 Perform the functional test procedure Refer to Monitor Functional Tests on page 4 5 CPU PCB 1 Perform Step 1 on page 4 8 though Step 8 on page 4 10 No...

Page 66: ...res the USB daughter board to the CPU PCB Refer to Figure 4 6 The CPU PCB is press fitted onto the connectors for the interface monitor dock and battery PCBs 7 Remove the old CPU PCB Gently pull the C...

Page 67: ...aker and fan cables are not pinched 13 Use the 12 screws removed in Step 6 on page 4 12 to secure the CPU to the main chassis 14 Reinstall the wireless adaptor PCB Reconnect the two antenna cables if...

Page 68: ...in the user created customized trends and Citrix certificates in the USB drive exchange the USB drives between the defective CPU PCBA and the new CPU PCBA 1 Locate the USB Drive is on the back side of...

Page 69: ...diagnostics touch the lower corners of the touchscreen in sequence during the 4 3 2 1 countdown Touch the corners of the visible part of the lighted electronic display LED not the corners of the beze...

Page 70: ...ure 4 10 Format USB Drive Results Screen 6 To cold boot the monitor touch or click the D run diagnostics then the R Reset Monitor cold boot keys Let the monitor to fully boot 7 To restore the faculty...

Page 71: ...e 4 11 3 For option A remove the four chassis screws and the two hidden screws seen in Figure 4 11 on page 4 17 For options B and C remove the two chassis screws and the one hidden screw Note When you...

Page 72: ...sent in options A or B 10 With the module bay door open pull the main chassis from the rear enclosure Note The DSB connector must clear the rear enclosure To allow the DSB connector to clear gently fl...

Page 73: ...f applicable 7 Attach antenna cables to the wireless card again if applicable 8 Install the bezel again Refer to Step Step 15 on page 4 13 through Step 22 on page 4 14 9 Perform the retest procedure R...

Page 74: ...hassis on page 4 18 Speaker 1 Perform Step 1 on page 4 18 through Step 9 on page 4 19 to access the Main Chassis assembly 2 Disconnect the speaker connector from the CPU PCB 3 Remove the four mounting...

Page 75: ...sis assembly 2 With the Chassis assembly face down remove the seven screws shown in Figure 4 15 on page 4 21 for option A Remove the five screws for option B or C Figure 4 15 Docking PCB 3 Replace the...

Page 76: ...ip Refer to Figure 4 16 3 Slide the rod down through the door and rear enclosure Refer to Figure 4 16 4 Remove the old door assembly 5 Install the new door assembly 6 Make sure that the spring is posi...

Page 77: ...18 Connector Board PCB Note Loosen the top three Monitor Dock PCB screws 3 Remove the Connector Board 4 Install the new Connector Board making sure that the connection to the interface PCB is good No...

Page 78: ...B Figure 4 19 Replace the Battery PCBA 3 Remove the three screws holding the battery PCB to the chassis 4 Disconnect the battery PCB from the CPU 5 Replace the battery connect PCB 6 Reinstall the conn...

Page 79: ...e the two screws fastening the hinge to the wall of the module compartment assembly This frees the door assembly When you install a new door do not tighten the two screws until you completely secure t...

Page 80: ...e handle and dampening rod from the rear enclosure Reinstall the Rear Handle Assembly 1 Assemble the rear handle so that the dampening rod is inside the tabs on the rear handle cover as shown in Figur...

Page 81: ...test procedure Refer to Functional Tests on page 4 5 Fan 1 Separate the bezel from the rear enclosure Refer to Remove the Bezel Assembly on page 4 8 2 Perform Step 2 on page 4 26 and Step 3 on page 4...

Page 82: ...purchased separately for a monitor already in the field the recorder option is installed at the factory Order an upgrade from your local sales representative For options A and B only To install the r...

Page 83: ...h the optional recorder assembly To insert a roll of paper 1 Press the release bar at the right of the recorder assembly The front of the recorder assembly is hinged at the bottom Two spoon shaped arm...

Page 84: ...PCBA if necessary as there is a gasket sealing the PCB to the rear enclosure 8 Inspect the POD interface PCBA gasket and Ball Studs for any visible damage Replace them if necessary Reinstallation of t...

Page 85: ...king Station PCBA P N 670 1558 xx Docking Station Figure 4 27 Qube Docking Station 1 Disconnect all cables from the docking station 2 Turn the docking station over Remove the six screws from the docki...

Page 86: ...the connection J70 docking station release button LED power from the docking station PCBA Refer to Figure 4 29 5 Remove the seven 7 screws from the monitor docking PCBA Refer to Figure 4 29 Figure 4...

Page 87: ...Do not damage the connectors 9 Install a new docking station PCBA in the reverse order 10 Perform functional tests in accordance with the monitor functional tests Refer to Figure 4 30 Replace the Dock...

Page 88: ...e push button support bracket 8 Remove the push button 9 Install the new latch assembly in reverse order 10 Make sure that the docking station accepts the monitor correctly Replace the Docking Station...

Page 89: ...solvent as necessary Refer to the XPREZZON and qube Bedside Monitoring Operations Manual P N 070 2112 xx for more information Caution Do not autoclave Never use solvents acetone abrasive cleaning agen...

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Page 91: ...ollowing items are field replaceable PCBA CPU P N 670 1573 xx all options PCBA Interconnect P N 670 1481 xx options A and B PCBA Interconnect P N 670 1644 xx option C PCBA Monitor Dock P N 670 1521 xx...

Page 92: ...cause latent failures All static sensitive electronic components are packaged in static shielding bags Keep the bag for repackaging the component to store it or return it to Spacelabs Healthcare for...

Page 93: ...ude CPU reads and writes control registers and does an internal wraparound of one serial communication controller channel DRAM read write reads and writes DRAM above 1 MB Real time clock makes sure th...

Page 94: ...lso output to the serial port To access the Boot menu if the display is functional 1 Power ON the monitor and wait for the 4 3 2 1 countdown Refer to Figure 5 1 on page 5 2 2 Before the countdown expi...

Page 95: ...ameters to be changed P Allows this monitor to ping the host IP address host inet h m Requires a data key Spacelabs Healthcare Field Service Engineers only The Memory menu shows Memory Menu This menu...

Page 96: ...the touchscreen monitor automatically resets f Formats the USB device on the CPU board assembly R Resets the serial port to DIAGNOSTICS output This allows the use of the serial terminal to access and...

Page 97: ...uchscreen calibration and data dump utilities System data dump and system reset utilities The diagnostic menus allow most of these tests to be run individually or all at once If Loop mode is activated...

Page 98: ...e tests that run during power ON diagnostics i The Individual Diagnostic menu shows Individual Diagnostic Menu l Toggles Loop mode ON or OFF When Loop mode is ON selected test or tests are run continu...

Page 99: ...in CPU functions similar but not identical to the power ON CPU test a Runs the power ON audio diagnostic An audible tone is heard at the completion of the test w Runs the power ON wireless LAN diagnos...

Page 100: ...in use by the boot kernel f Performs the power ON Flash checksum F Performs a read write test on the application area of flash memory which overwrites the application software Reload the software afte...

Page 101: ...i Runs an interactive video diagnostic which displays red green blue white and black screens for five seconds each Inspect the screen for faulty pixels Error Log To troubleshoot intermittent problems...

Page 102: ...sts correction of display faults diagnostic testing cable or connector repairs software compatibility From the Boot menu Refer to Boot Menu on page 5 4 touch E to access the Error Log Functions menu T...

Page 103: ...on The Error Log is stored in the NVRAM The number of errors that can be stored depends on the error type and NVRAM capacity 2 Select Recent to view the newest error information added to the Error Log...

Page 104: ...nostics Port Test failed Replace CPU PCBA 01030200 8260 Test failed Replace CPU PCBA 01030201 8260 SCC Transmit failed Replace CPU PCBA 01030202 8260 SCC configuration not recognized Replace CPU PCBA...

Page 105: ...size Replace CPU PCBA 01030A03 Video configuration not recognized Replace CPU PCBA 01030A04 Video DRAM failure Replace CPU PCBA 01030A05 Video could not detect H sync signal Replace CPU PCBA 01030A06...

Page 106: ...crewdriver 3 16 inch nutdriver standard flat screwdriver Multimeter 01030E00 NVRAM Test failed Replace CPU PCBA 01030E01 NVRAM Clock not running Replace CPU PCBA 01030E02 NVRAM checksum error Zero the...

Page 107: ...power supply section of the CPU PCBA is not functioning Check and replace these parts in order 1 Connector PCBA 2 Mon Dock PCBA 3 CPU PCBA If the AC mains indicator is lit depress ON OFF switch on the...

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Page 109: ...the ON OFF switch illuminates when depressed but does not boot up access the Extended Diagnostics through touchscreen or the mouse to identify the extent of the failure Refer to Figure 5 3 on page 5 5...

Page 110: ...m the Main Diagnostic Menu Check that all system voltages are present Refer to Figure 5 6 on page 5 8 Figure 5 15 Extended Diagnostics System Voltages If these voltages are out of tolerance replace th...

Page 111: ...s with serial numbers 1390 1xxxxx and higher The System Failure Alarm emits a two frequency high pitch tone when one of these four conditions occurred Serial communications between the main CPU and th...

Page 112: ...Software Failure 3 Return to the Boot Menu and then choose f format USB file system If the drive formats without errors do a cold boot and retest the system Data stored in the internal Flash Drive is...

Page 113: ...indicated failure 3 Upon verification of the failure a message directs you to the field replaceable unit that failed Troubleshooting Method 2 Use the Remote Terminal Use When No Display is Present Not...

Page 114: ...batteries 2 the CPU PCBA Touchscreen If the display is present but the touchscreen is unresponsive 1 Calibrate the touchscreen either from the Diagnostic menus or from the Biomed menu using a mouse C...

Page 115: ...replace the Interconnect PCBA 2 If the Pod does not sign on check that the 12vdc 12vdc and 5vdc voltages for the module and Pod are present These voltages are accessible on the Pod connector pins Refe...

Page 116: ...gure 5 19 2 If either of the voltages are missing replace in order a Interconnect PCBA b CPU PCBA 3 If the 12vdc and 12vdc voltages are present replace the Interconnect PCBA Ethernet 1 The green link...

Page 117: ...ry mode 2 Try another USB mouse or keyboard there is no setup for the mouse or keyboard either externally or internally Cycle the power OFF and ON to make sure that the monitor detects the keyboard or...

Page 118: ...etup in the Biomed menu 2 Check that the correct Monitor ID Monitor Name IP address IP subnet IP Gateway Network Number Network Size and DSCP values are correct 3 Contact the responsible IT department...

Page 119: ...her USB mouse or keyboard Try all four USB ports Cycle the power OFF and ON to make sure that the monitor detects the keyboard or mouse 2 If any of the four USB ports fail check and replace in order 1...

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Page 121: ...i static procedures including the use of an ESD wrist band and mat An electrostatic discharge from your fingers can permanently damage electronic components and cause latent failures All static sensit...

Page 122: ...390 175 1857 00 CABLE ASSY LED IR BUTTON 91390 175 1860 00 CABLE ASSY POD INTERFACE 91390 175 1046 00 CABLE ASSY SPEAKER 90364 91387 344 0266 00 CLIP BALL STUD 200 0492 00 COVER DOCKING STATION PAINTE...

Page 123: ...WR SPLY 90W 20V MEDICAL 91390 ROHS 343 0414 01 RETAINER HANDLE 91390 214 1165 00 SPRING COMPRESSION 5 4MM OD 24MM LONG 4 36N 210 7118 00 WASHER 8 3 16ID 7 16OD STAINLESS STEEL Table 6 1 Field Replacea...

Page 124: ...ntinued Part Number Description Table 6 3 Field Replaceable Parts Option B Part Number Description 650 1739 00 ASSY FRONT END COMPACT MONITOR 91390 B 146 0153 00 BATTERY NF2040SL24 4 8AH 214 0423 01 B...

Page 125: ...ARD 91390 342 0414 00 INSULATOR REAR ENCLOSURE 91390 B C 131 2450 00 JUMPER 2PINS ROHS 334 6133 01 LABEL MOD S N OPT REG 91390 670 1658 01 PCBA BATT CONN BRD WITH SWITCH 91390 670 1647 00 PCBA MODIFIE...

Page 126: ...Continued Part Number Description Table 6 4 Corrective Maintenance Kit Option B Part Number Description 050 0728 00 KIT CM COMPACT 91390 OPTION B 010 1891 00 DRIVE NAND FLASH EMBEDDED USB 2GB 5V 119 0...

Page 127: ...4 8AH 441 0242 04 CHASSIS 91390 407 0896 00 BRACKET MODULE DOOR 91390 407 0939 00 BRACKET SPEAKER 91390 B C 202 0014 03 DOOR MODULE CAGE 91390 437 5121 00 ENCLOSURE REAR 91390 C 119 0550 00 FAN ASSY...

Page 128: ...NO SNAG BRIGHT TIN 18 670 1658 01 PCBA BATT CONN BRD WITH SWITCH 91390 670 1645 01 PCBA CONNECTOR 91390 670 1573 02 PCBA CPU W PWR SPLY COMPACT MONITOR 91390 670 1644 00 PCBA SDLC INTERCONNECT 91390...

Page 129: ...768 00 FOAM INSERTS LARGE CM KITS 004 0767 00 CASE CM KIT LARGE 064 2688 00 PROC PACKAGING INSTRC 9XXXX CM KITS 334 5707 23 LABEL CASE ID CM KIT 050 0636 00 334 5710 00 LABEL CASE CM KITS 334 6153 00...

Page 130: ...Table 6 8 Assembly Drawings and Schematics Title Drawing Part Number Drawing Number System Block Diagram N A 1 Assembly Parts List N A 2 Monitor Assembly Drawings N A 3 Table 6 9 Assembly Kit Part Nu...

Page 131: ...BNC A push and twist connector that allows a fast connect disconnect of thin coaxial cable Boot ROM Programmed ROM devices that contain basic data required to start a digital system at power up This...

Page 132: ...tors DNS Domain Name System Translates domain names into IP addresses Dot pitch Method of comparison used to determine the quality of a display It indicates the angle and proximity each dot has to the...

Page 133: ...hip select machine used as an interface between the processor and memory GPIO General Purpose Input Output High level output Analog signals supplied through a separate connector for use with external...

Page 134: ...ripheral Component Interconnect PCMCIA Personal Computer Memory Card International Association Refers to the type of type I card that adds ROM or RAM and can be exchanged without rebooting the system...

Page 135: ...mory that converts digital video to analog video RGB Red Green Blue RISC Reduced Instruction Set Computing ROM Read Only Memory RTC Real Time Clock RTGL Real Time Graphics Library RTS Ready To send si...

Page 136: ...or at a single end of an SDLC line The function of a terminator is to match the characteristic impedance of the cable Transceiver Ethernet Device located on coax cable or line powered attaching monito...

Page 137: ...lectromagnetic Environment RF emissions CISPR 11 Group 1 Class B The monitor uses RF energy only for internal function Therefore RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference...

Page 138: ...e in data 2 kV affected excessive noise on RESP waveform erroneous breaths per minute rate If affected refer to Surge IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV differential mode 2 kV common mode 1 kV differential mode 2 kV...

Page 139: ...ncy of the transmitter Recommended separation distance Where P is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts W according to the transmitter manufacturer and d is the recommended separ...

Page 140: ...pplies Power the monitor module huousing through an isolation transformer Rated maximum output power of transmitter watts Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter meters 150 kHz to 80...

Page 141: ...nternational and safety symbols describes all symbols used on Spacelabs Healthcare products No one product contains every symbol Note Graphic elements of certain keys and symbols may vary between prod...

Page 142: ...RD Key Dynamic Network Access DNA Key SPECIAL FUNCTIONS Key NORMAL SCREEN Key SAVE Key No Network Connection Network Connection Do Not Connect to Network No Connection to Intesys Clinical Suite ICS Co...

Page 143: ...ows On Direction ON Power Connection to Mains ON Part of the Instrument Only ON Position for Push Button Power Switch OFF Power Disconnection from Mains OFF Position for Push Button Power Switch OFF P...

Page 144: ...Y M B O LS Mouse Connection PAUSE or INTERRUPT START STOP Key START STOP STOP or CANCEL Key CONTINUE Key ENTER Key Delete Nurse Alert Interface ALARM SUSPEND TONE RESET Key ALARMS Key Alarm General Al...

Page 145: ...Medium Priority Alarm High Priority Alarm Alarms Paused Alarm OFF Parameter below measurement range Parameter above measurement range Parameter measurement indeterminate Indicator Remote Control PRINT...

Page 146: ...ED Activate Telemetry Recorder Output Non terminated Data Input Output Input No Output Terminated Indicator Local Control Indicator Out of Paper Recorder Paper Menu Keys Waveform Parameter Keys Return...

Page 147: ...ial Function Menu Return Unit to Monitor Mode Keypad Serial Port 1 Serial Port 2 Serial Port Auto Mode NIBP External Marker Push Button Connection Arterial Pulse Gas Exhaust Video Output Television Vi...

Page 148: ...utput PCMCIA Card Touchscreen External Universal Serial Bus SDLC Port Hard Drive Antenna Electrocardiograph or Defibrillator Synchronization Microphone Foot Switch Audio Output Speaker Event Gas Sampl...

Page 149: ...lead acid Pb and nickel cadmium Ni Cd must be recycled Please follow your internal procedures and or local provincial laws regarding disposal or recycling This symbol indicates that the waste of elect...

Page 150: ...ction against electric shock IEC 60601 1 Type BF equipment which is defibrillator proof The unit displaying this symbol is an F type isolated floating patient applied part which contains an adequate d...

Page 151: ...ying this symbol does not require a grounded outlet Warning Do not modify this equipment without authorization of the manufacturer Operates on Non Harmonized Radio Frequencies in Europe Adult Noninvas...

Page 152: ...ng 12 to 19 cm NIBP Cuff Small Adult Size Long 17 to 25 cm NIBP Cuff Small Adult Size 17 to 25 cm NIBP Cuff Adult Size Long 23 to 33 cm NIBP Cuff Large Adult Size Long 31 to 40 cm NIBP Cuff Large Adul...

Page 153: ...Size 8 to 15 cm NIBP Cuff Thigh Size 38 50 cm NIBP Cuff Nylon Material NIBP Cuff Soft Material NIBP Cuff Vinyl Material Quantity Place Artery Symbol and Arrow over Brachial or Femoral Artery eIFU elec...

Page 154: ...ntial Danger to a Device Consult Accompanying Documents Note Note Keep Dry Indoor Use Only Environmental Shipping Storage Altitude Limitations Environmental Shipping Storage Temperature Limitations Fr...

Page 155: ...appy Face Sad Face PVC Free Polyvinyl Chloride Do Not Reuse Single Use Only Reusable IPX1 Drip Proof IPX7 Unit can withstand accidental immersion in one meter of water for up to 30 minutes Reference N...

Page 156: ...ements which ensure consumer safety XXXX is the European Notified Body number 0123 is the number for T V S D Product Service GmbH M nchen Germany Canadian Standards Association Approved Does not conta...

Page 157: ...ANT 2 Diversity Antenna System 1 Diversity Antenna System 2 Arr1 ArrNet2 Arrhythmia Net 1 Arrhythmia Net 2 avDO2 Arterial Venous Oxygen Difference CaO2 Arterial Oxygen CH ch EEG EMG or ECG Channel EEG...

Page 158: ...Multiview Multi Lead Electrocardiogram N2O Nitrous Oxide NIBP nibp Noninvasive Blood Pressure O2AV Oxygen Availability O2 Oxygen PaO2 Partial Pressure of Arterial Oxygen PRESS press PRS Pressure PvO2...

Page 159: ...S SVO2 SvO2 SvO2 Mixed Venous Oxygen Saturation SYS sys Systolic T1 T2 T3 T4 Temperature 1 Temperature 2 Temperature 3 Temperature 4 TEMP temp Temperature UA Uterine Activity or Umbilical Artery UV Um...

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