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Page 1: ...Service Manual PneumoCheck Spirometer Model 61000 Printer Charger s 76100 76106 Welch Allyn Medical Division 4341 State Street Road P O Box 220 Skaneateles Falls NY 13153 0220 Copyright 1997 Part 610132 ...

Page 2: ...i t o o h s e l b u o r T e d u l c n i o t n w a r d e R d n a d e s i v e R 0 9 5 6 3 5 7 9 t c O e r b m e t t e S R 2 3 1 0 1 6 E 2 n o i t c e S n i t s e T h c n e B r e g r a h C r e t n i r P d e d d A 5 2 3 2 4 5 0 0 v o N o r r e L n a r F DRAWINGS AND OR ILLUSTRATIONS AND OR PART NUMBERS CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT ARE FOR REFERENCE PURPOSES ONLY FOR CURRENT REVISIONS CALL WELCH ALLYN ...

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Page 4: ...ment Procedures 22 Theory of Operation 23 3 1 Spirometer Circuit Description 24 3 2 Spirometer Printer Circuit Description 30 3 3 Messages 33 Troubleshooting 37 4 1 PneumoCheck Handle Technical Troubleshooting 40 4 2 Customer Service Questions and Answers 43 Disassembly and Repair 49 5 1 Pneumocheck Handle Disassembly Procedures 50 5 2 Pneumocheck Printer Charger Disassembly Procedures 56 Pneumoch...

Page 5: ...arranty If you have any questions about servicing the 61000 Pneumocheck or the 76100 or 76105 Printer Chargers please call or write Welch Allyn Attn Product Service Department Welch Allyn Inc 4341 State Street Road Skaneateles Falls NY 13153 0220 U S A Telephone 800 535 6663 Fax 315 685 4653 Troubleshooting assistance is contained in Section 4 of this manual Please read and understand the PneumoCh...

Page 6: ...Service Manual 610132 Rev E Pneumocheck Handle Printer Charger 5 1 1 Basic Description Handheld Spirometer 1 2 Basic Description Printer General Information Section 1 General Information ...

Page 7: ...ion of the handheld spirometer is to gather data from two kinds of spirometry maneuvers by patients the FVC maneuver and the MVV maneuver The TEST key is used to select and perform the desired test It is normally pressed when the spirometer is displaying the word SELECT It can also be pressed during a maneuver or during the results display to prematurely quit a test and begin another The DATA key ...

Page 8: ...ss from the operator When the word SELECT is on the display you can do one to the following 1 Press the test key which will start the sequence for doing an FVC test and MVV test or a calibration of the spirometer 2 Press the DATA key which will display the test values of the best test of a test is currently stored in the spirometer s memory 3 Put the spirometer back into the printer cradle which w...

Page 9: ...ttery The general flow of usage is as follows When the spirometer is placed in the cradle of the base it immediately begins sending data to the printer base during which time the message SENDING appears on the panel of the printer base Once the data transfer is complete the printer base gives a compound beep and continues to charge The READY light on the printer base turns on solidly indicating th...

Page 10: ... as long as the key is held down The key is not operable while a report is being printed or while the data is being transferred from the spirometer The STOP key aborts the current task report printing or data transfer and returns to the wait state of the base It is also used to clear the machine of any error condition that it might be in It does not clear the printer base s memory The demographic ...

Page 11: ...up 1 is used if the patient is Black Oriental East Indian or Pakistani Race group 2 is used for all other races There are four option switches located on the underside of the printer base The switches are dip switches that can be in either the ON or OFF position These switches can be changed while the printer base is on The options specify certain aspects of the report printing They are 1 OFF 2 OF...

Page 12: ...ual 610132 Rev E Pneumocheck Handle Printer Charger 11 2 1 Bench Test of Pneumocheck 2 2 Bench Test of Printer Charger 2 3 Required Tools and Equipment 2 4 Test and Adjustment Procedures Service Section 2 Service ...

Page 13: ...ASLEEP In ASLEEP mode the unit will stop and await further instruction If unit stops before sleep mode there is a failure Refer to troubleshooting guide 7 Depress release test button ON reading should be displayed It should read between 30 and 80 Continue testing whether on reading is in range or not Calibration of this circuit will be covered in SEC B STEP 6 8 Depress release test button Unit sho...

Page 14: ...f 390 400 degrees F check battery voltages If battery voltage is low replace battery and repeat steps 4 thru 12 10 Depress release test button Unit should read FO 55 This is a software coefficient 11 Depress release test button Unit should display a flashing BAT OK message 12 Depress release test button Unit should display DO DCV message 13 Turn unit off Depress test button and turn unit on releas...

Page 15: ...ve a metal bar you must replace this board 2 Apply a moderate amount of force to the side of each battery contact Contact should hold firm If it does not take battery contact off and clean any dried epoxy off of metal conducting surface on PC board Obtain a new battery contact 610067 1 and solder to PC board noting proper positioning Before soldering screw contact onto PC board with appropriate ha...

Page 16: ...N reading was in spec see step 7 section A set to 50 or as close as you can get within 5 cts using R33 pot at bottom of PC board Apply 58 8 DPA 60 mm of water with manometer to transducer via long hose Adjust R36 pot just above R33 to 844 5 cts Return to ODPA reading should be 50 5 cts Readjust if necessary If the transducer reading is outside of the 30 80 range measure the transducer output ofpin...

Page 17: ...mble pneumotach onto handle Obtain final test form Step through test in DATA mode as per Section A steps 4 12 Observe ON reading As you do this and write down in appropriate place on form Continue to move forward until you see DO DCV At this point throw switch on test printer to RXTX OK position This puts a short circuit between the RX and TX communication lines Insert handle The following message...

Page 18: ... tear the pad if possible Continue until pad is removed Clean remaining adhesive with an adhesive remover solution Try to avoid scratching the printer well plastic piece 5 Complete the following tests A With a DVM set on the 200VDC range measure 14vdc across contacts as shown below that are marked with an 14 vdc gnd B Check voltage between ground contact in printer well and pin 8 of the J2 connect...

Page 19: ...ly feed in the reverse direction Release the feed button Paper will stop feeding 8 Push the print button The unit should beep indicating that it has no data The data light should remain unlit 9 Download data into printer by placing spirometer handle in on state with data in it into the printer well The data light should flash repeatedly for several seconds After this the data light should be lit 1...

Page 20: ... right side of top line check the version of software It should be V3 2 If it is V3 1 it needs to be changed The PROM that controls this is in position U5 on the main pcboard Replace existing Prom with part number 610102 506 This Prom is software version V3 2 14 Perform agency tests on printer These include the ground continuity test and the leakage current test If the main pcboard transformer or ...

Page 21: ... bench test Make sure there is an ample supply of paper in printer When loading paper feed about 2 3 inches put leading edge of paper through paper cutter envelope before putting paper cutter in place Any questions call Welch Allyn Technical Service at 800 535 6663 Technical Support Section 2 Service ...

Page 22: ...s head screwdriver 4 1 4 inch flat head screwdriver 5 3 32 Hex Key Required Test Equipment 1 Merriam M131 Manometer with C34259 mount kit or Welch Allyn Pressure Applicator Box 2 Pressure Source Welch Allyn number T9161 3 0 7VDC Power supply with 100 mA current limit 4 0 14VDC Power Supply 5 0 50mADC ammeter 6 0 14VDC voltmeter 2 3 Tools and Test Equipment Listing Section 2 Service ...

Page 23: ...tion drawing A01951 Dynamic Waveform Testing For troubleshooting use specification drawing A01943 has been included for testing at the PC Board Level 1 Perform Dielectric Strength Test per A00167 UL CSA Models A00178 IEC Models 2 Perform Leakage Current Test per A00171 3 Perform Grounding Continuity Test per A00172 UL CSA A02242 IEC 4 Perform all tests listed on A01958 Base Final Testing For troub...

Page 24: ...rvice Manual 610132 Rev E Pneumocheck Handle Printer Charger 23 3 1 Spirometer Circuit Description 3 2 Spirometer Printer Circuit Description 3 3 Messages Theory of Operation Section 3 Theory of Operation ...

Page 25: ...e leakage current flows b ASLEEP In this state SW1 is on and Vcc is present but the processor is not running The switched analog power is off In this state i CR1 is not oscillating ii RB is oscillating 100Khz iii All port bits are tri state except for P6 which has all bits low iv The data and address bus is passive v The RAM is disabled U5 pin 26 is low vi TP6 is low Normally in this state since t...

Page 26: ...all of the circuitry is turned on The charge pump may or may not be operating If everything is correct the power consumption in the four states should be State 1 OFF Less that 0 1ma typ 0 001ma State 2 ASLEEP Less than 2 5ma typ 1 6 ma State 3 AWAKE Less than 16ma typ 10ma State 4 FULL ON Less than 35ma typ 25ma NOTE That achieving these levels is both a hardware and a software function Malfunctio...

Page 27: ...tery via D18 or if DC is supplied via T1 It goes through the ON OFF switch SW1 to the 5v regulator 119 U9 also supplies the low battery warning if Vcc comes out of regulation This will occur when the battery voltage drops below about 6 3 volts Power for the analog sampling circuitry is taken directly from the battery so that it is impossible to test patients while powering the unit from the DC jac...

Page 28: ...wered by VA and VA because they must deal with negative voltages However since VA is less than Vcc they cannot swing the full voltage range of the A D Therefore U15 the first amplifier stage is powered by V When pressure sensing VA and VA must be on The output of the transducer is a small differential signal 0 45 to 0 9 mv cm H2 O on a common mode signal of about 1 volts U10 forms a differential a...

Page 29: ...data bus which connects it to a 32K RAM U4 and 8K RAM U5 Control for these is performed by U3 D1 and C4 provide a power on reset Residual power is quickly discharged through SW1 and R3 to ensure that reset occurs every time the power is cycled The A D EEPROM and LCD controller U6 are serial devices connected to the CPU ports The TEST key is connected directly to a CPU interrupt input The other int...

Page 30: ...battery This case is only detected when the spirometer enters the STEADY phase at the start of a test This condition occurs when the battery voltage falls below about 6 2 volts Note that the latter form of low battery condition is temporary because when it is detected the LOW BAT warning is given and analog power is turned back off again If Vcc is still good the LOW BAT message goes away again aft...

Page 31: ...for Head up and Papersense we avoid the need for logic level converters on these lines The printer mechanism prints 256 dots per line in four distinct banks of 64 dots The signals DST1 through DST4 select the bank The data for each bank is loaded serially from the processor using the CLK DIN and LATCH signals The ENABLE signal protects the element heaters during CPU reset cycles In order to achiev...

Page 32: ...re CMOS logic levels not RS232 level The printer power supply provides 24 volts at 3 amps peak 5 volts at 200ma and 14 volts at 100ma The 24 volts output is regulated with a switching power regulator while the 5 and 14 volt supplies utilitize linear regulators The present design incorporates a transformer that allows a primary voltage of either 90 to 132 vac or 200 to 275 vac The switching regulat...

Page 33: ... made up of R37 R38 and R39 to 2 volts and also fed into ERR1 The difference voltage is then used to correct the 24 volt output voltage The output current is limited to 2 5A by comparing the voltage across R29 and to the 0 5 volt output of the reference divider network A soft start circuit made up of C18 R31 and R38 causes the regulator to wait about 50 clock cycles before the transistor control p...

Page 34: ...t coughed during the maneuver or flow was interrupted or uneven To correct this the patient should refrain from coughing 5 or 0 1 liters of exhalation occurs before the back extrapolation point ATS specification To correct this the patient should blast out harder at the beginning of the maneuver The flow stopped abruptly To correct this The patient should keep blowing longer Low flow effort To cor...

Page 35: ...ore that 1 2 The existing calibration factor is not updated Test Values FVC x xxx In Liters FEV1 x xxx In Liters RATIO xx FEV1 FVC MMEF x xxx In liters per second PEF x xxx In liters per second MVV xxx In liters per minute RATE xxx In liters per minute TIME xx x In seconds Appears when the power is recycled indicating that the memory is cleared Appears briefly when entering the test mode of the de...

Page 36: ...begin the MVV sequence Appears if the operator presses the TEST key again within 2 seconds the spirometer will conclude that an MVV test is desired and will begin the MVV sequence Appears if the operator presses the TEST key immediately after the MVV message is displayed Once this message is displayed if the operator does not press the TEST key again within 2 seconds the spirometer will conclude t...

Page 37: ...tion was found The FVC maneuver appeared too short and or fragmented possibly coughing with no blow The MVV did not have enough breaths to analyze During the MVV the breaths were too inconsistent or uneven Maneuver analysis routine failed unable to analyze the data The battery is too low to continue and requires recharging The temperature range of the spirometer has been exceeded The acceptable op...

Page 38: ...ossible hardware failure The spirometer failed to see a stable baseline value within 30 seconds Bus error EEPROM check sum error This will occur once upon first use of a new machine Out of memory Opcode error another form of bus error Interrupt timing error EEPROM failure Spurious interrupt Error numbers greater that these indicate an unexpected event in the program In general error messages are p...

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Page 40: ...Service Manual 610132 Rev E Pneumocheck Handle and Printer Charger 39 Section 4 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 4 1 Technical Troubleshooting 4 2 Customer Service Questions and Answers ...

Page 41: ...t n i o j e r o t s e R p u r e w o p t o n l l i W 5 e z i g r e n e e g a t l o v y r e t t a b w o L A s e i r e t t a b e c a l p e r t s e T A s t c a t n o c y r e t t a b d e d o r r o C B s m e t i d e d o r r o c e c a l p e R B h c a t o m u e n P d e d o r r o c y t r i D C s t c a t n o c s t c a t n o c y t r i d n a e l C C s t c a t n o c d e d o r r o c e c a l p e R 8 1 D d e l i ...

Page 42: ...r e c u d s n a r t d e l i a F A r e c u d s n a r t e c a l p e R A h c a t o m u e n P d e l i a F B h c a t o m u e n p e c a l p e R B e s o h e c e i p h t u o m e s o o L C e s o h n e t h g i T C g n i d a e r n o e l b a t s n U 3 1 e t a r b i l a c t o n l l i W e g a t l o v y s i o N A 4 r o d n a 4 5 1 C 4 1 C 2 1 C s r o t i c a p a c k c e h C A 0 2 C 9 1 C r e d l o s r o s r o t ...

Page 43: ...b i r 2 J e c a l p e R B t a t n i o j r e d l o s 1 V d l o C C r o s s e c o r p t n i o j r e d l o s r i a p e R C r o s s e c o r p 1 U d e l i a F D r o s s e c o r p 1 U e c a l p e R D p u t r a t s n o l a n g i s p e e B o N 5 4 U 3 U 1 U t a t n i o j d a B A t n i o j r e d l o s d l o c r i a p e R A 6 0 5 2 0 1 0 1 6 m o r p 5 U d e l i a F B m o r p 5 U e c a l p e R B d a e h t n ...

Page 44: ...e in the printer well and push print after a cal check had been completed Note They cannot get a printout of the recalibration Cleaning Sterilizing The pneumotach screen should be inspected daily and cleaned when necessary We recommend cleaning and sterilizing the pneumotach assembly every 50 maneuvers They can be steam autoclaved ethylene oxide soaked or boiled Regardless of sterilization method ...

Page 45: ...f the error message continues and creates a problem they may return handle for new software update 3 5 It was also discovered Error 25 could indicate low battery Change batteries The amount of air that can be exhaled during a rapid forced exhalation 1 long hard blast Forced Vital Capacity Getting the Wrong Graph Have them check the bottom of the printer flip the 4th switch the opposite way and see...

Page 46: ...a timed period This maneuver imitates rapid breathing No DATA B The maneuver did not start within 20 seconds after the beep Have them try again watching the display carefully If a problem return handle No Or Norms on Printout Page 54 in Operating Instructions The problem is due to the information the user entered into the printer The AGE of the individual is outside the limits built into the predi...

Page 47: ...UGH THE PRINGER Save black plastic spindle Put red lever all the way forward Place new roll of paper in the printer well The paper feeds forward from the bottom of the roll Insert edge of paper under the gray rubber pinch roller until paper exits top of printer Push red lever as far back as possible Press FEED button to feed paper through Replace printer cover The printer does not store more than ...

Page 48: ... VS35P31 The S means handle P means printer Retrim The message Retrim in itself is no problem They MUST let the unit work thru this step If they turn it off they will only get retrim the next time they go to do a test The retrim mode lasts 45 seconds to 1 minute then it will advance to do FVC Sometimes I have found it necessary to have the customer get the instrument into retrim mode and time with...

Page 49: ...near paper roll pushed back all the way Make sure that paper is properly fed There could be a paper jam To clear Depress STOP FEED buttons simultaniously Release STOP button This will feed paper backwards Release FEED button This should clear the jam Depress FEED button paper should flow through OK Printer does not advance paper and or unit grinds or strains when the feed button is depressed As a ...

Page 50: ...Service Manual 610132 Rev E Pneumocheck Handle Printer Charger 49 Disassembly and Repair 5 1 Pneumocheck Handle 5 2 Pneumocheck Printer Charger Section 5 Disassembly and Repair ...

Page 51: ... 610116 502 NOTE All work must be done at a grounded work station by grounded personnel A Removing the MOUTH PIECE ASSEMBLY Item 3 1 Remove the MOUTH PIECE ASSEMBLY by pulling it straight off the PNEUMOTACH ASSEMBLY Item 18 Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly B Removing the PNEUMOTACH ASSEMBLY Item 18 1 Loosen the two studs item 19 at the bottom of the body with a coin or screwdriver 2 Remove...

Page 52: ...BLY item 2 NOTE This label must be removed to reveal two screws holding the REAR BASE ASSEMBLY to the rest of the assembly Once this label is removed it cannot be reused Always affix a new label after repair 4 Remove the two screws item 10 from the REAR BASE ASSEMBLY 5 Remove the REAR BASE ASSEMBLY NOTE The BATTERY HOLDER item 15 is not part of the REAR BASE ASSEMBLY If the REAR BASE ASSEMBLY is b...

Page 53: ...outed the same way during reassembly with no kinks or pinches 4 Remove the two screws item 5 securing the analog assembly to the standoffs item 7 5 Slide the charging contacts which are wired to the analog assembly out of their slots in the FRONT HOUSING ASSEMBLY item 21 6 Remove the four standoffs item 7 and the single screw item 20 that secure the digital assembly to the FRONT HOUSING ASSEMBLY i...

Page 54: ...EMBLY item 18 as instructed in Part B 2 Remove the REAR BASE ASSEMBLY item 2 as instructed in Step C Steps 1 5 3 Remove the ELECTRONIC COMPONENT ASSEMBLY item 18 as instructed in Part D 4 Remove the FRONT HOUSING ASSEMBLY NOTE If the FRONT HOUSING ASSEMBLY is being replaced copy the serial number from the old assembly onto the blank label of the new assembly Reassembly is the reverse of disassembl...

Page 55: ...5 3 Remove the ELECTRONIC COMPONENT ASSEMBLY item 6 as instructed in Part D Steps 3 8 4 Remove the 0 80 X 187 screw P N 106100 10 the 0 80 hex nut P N 106109 1 and the flat washer P N 106103 3 holding the battery contact to the analog P C Board 5 Remove the BATTERY CONTACT Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly NOTE Remove residual epoxy and clean the BATTERY CONTACTS and the P C Board pads with...

Page 56: ...as instructed in Part C Steps 2 5 3 Remove the ELECTRONIC COMPONENT ASSEMBLY item 6 as instructed in Part D Steps 3 8 4 Remove the solder and the PRESSURE TRANSDUCER ASSEMBLY from the P C Board Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly NOTE See drawing No 610051 for a view of how to resolder a PRESSURE TRANSDUCER ASSEMBLY to the P C Board Section 5 Disassembly and Repair ...

Page 57: ...Item 10 C SPRING CONTACTS Item 13 D MAIN P C BOARD ASSEMBLY Item 14 E THERMAL PRINTER Item 11 F TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY Item 8 G RFI FILTER Item 7 H FUSES Item 29 I BASE HOUSING ASSEMBLY Item 19 J ROTARY SWITCH ASSEMBLY Item 38 Before doing any work 1 All work must be done at grounded work stations by grounded personnel 2 Remove the PRINTER COVER 3 Reverse feed the paper out of the THERMAL PRINTER it...

Page 58: ...ng the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY to the BASE HOUSING ASSEMBLY item 17 2 Carefully lift the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY high enough so that the flat ribbon cable can be reached and unplug it from the CONTROL P C BOARD ASSEMBLY item 10 NOTE Be careful not to damage the SPRING CONTACTS item 13 when lifting the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY 3 Unplug the remaining flat ribbon cable connector for the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY 4 Remove t...

Page 59: ...cted in Part A 2 Remove the three screws item 26 that hold the CONTROL P C BOARD ASSEMBLY 3 Remove the CONTROL P C BOARD ASSEMBLY Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly NOTE Torque item 26 to 1 0 1 5 in lbs C Removing the SPRING CONTACTS item 13 1 Remove the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY item 1 as instructed in Part A 2 Remove the screws items 12 securing the SPRING CONTACTS to the MAIN P C BOARD ASSEMBLY ...

Page 60: ...ve the two bolts made of item 18 21 and 22 securing the MAIN P C BOARD ASSEMBLY to the BASE HOUSING ASSEMBLY item 17 3 Lift the MAIN P C BOARD ASSEMBLY high enough to unplug the connector from the TRANSFORMER ASSEMBLY item 8 going to the bottom of the board 4 Remove the MAIN P C BOARD ASSEMBLY NOTE Torque the bolts items 18 21 and 22 to 3 4 in lbs E Removing the THERMAL PRINTER Item 11 1 Remove th...

Page 61: ... no pin from the printer is inserted in the far right socket of the plug This is an extra socket on the plug and is not used 6 Remove the THERMAL PRINTER and the PRINTER WELL NOTES The THERMAL PRINTER may be pulled from the side of the PRINTER WELL item 6 If the PRINTER WELL is being replaced remove the GEAR COVER item 3 and its securing nut and washer item 21 and 23 from the PRINTER WELL Use the ...

Page 62: ...est to the front of the PRINTER CHARGER NOTE Refer to the parts drawing when reassembling be sure to use this bolt in the same position item 80 is 0 630 inches long and this bolt uses two pieces of items 23 and 24 6 Remove the bolt items 27 23 and 24 securing the transformer nearest to the rear of the PRINTER CHARGER NOTE Refer to the parts drawing when reassembling be sure to use this bolt in the...

Page 63: ...item 17 5 Remove the RFI FILTER Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly NOTE Torque the bolts item 18 21 and 22 to 3 4 in lbs Refer to the parts drawing for the correct position of the BROWN BLUE and GREEN YELLOW wires H Replacing a FUSE item 29 1 Remove the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY item 1 as instructed in Part A 2 Remove the remaining bolts items 19 21 and 22 securing the fuseplate part of item 8 of t...

Page 64: ...as instructed in Part F Steps 3 7 4 Remove the RFI FILTER item 7 as instructed in Part G Steps 4 5 5 Remove the BASE HOUSING ASSEMBLY Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly J Removing the ROTARY SWITCH ASSEMBLY item 38 1 Remove the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY item 1 as instructed in Part A 2 Peel off the PRINTER CHARGER ESD LABEL item 37 Be sure to remove all the adhesive from the TOP PANEL ASSEMBLY item...

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Page 66: ...Service Manual 610132 Rev E Pneumocheck Handle Printer Charger 65 Pneumocheck Handle and Printer Charger Spare Parts Section 6 Spare Parts List ...

Page 67: ...1 0 1 6 g n i s u o H t n o r F 1 0 5 7 5 1 0 1 6 y d o B h c a t o m u e n P 1 0 5 3 1 0 1 6 7 y l b m e s s A r e t t u C r e v o C 7 0 5 1 2 0 1 6 7 d r a o B C P r e t n i r P 1 0 5 0 1 6 7 e l d n i p S 0 7 0 1 6 7 t o o F r e b b u R 0 6 7 0 1 6 7 d r o C r e w o P 9 0 0 1 6 7 t c a t n o C g n i r p S 0 1 0 1 6 7 k c o l B t c a t n o C 6 9 1 1 6 0 1 w e r c S 0 0 1 x 0 4 4 9 4 0 1 6 7 l e ...

Page 68: ... T l e v e L d r a o B r e t n i r P 1 5 9 1 0 A g n i t s e T m r o f e v a W c i m a n y D 8 5 9 1 0 A t s e T l a n i F e s a B r e t n i r P 2 4 2 2 0 A d r o C r e w o P e l b a h c a t e D W t s e T y t i u n i t n o C g n i d n u o r G 1 4 0 0 1 6 y l b m e s s A B C P l a t i g i D 1 5 0 0 1 6 y l b m e s s A B C P g o l a n A 5 3 1 0 1 6 y l b m e s s A r e t e m o r i p S 2 4 1 0 1 6 d r...

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