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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 

IV-15 

I/O Signal Summary 

Pin No.  I/O 

Signal Name 

Definition 

Comments 

I/O 

B1 + 

Battery Charge Pin 

 

B1 SENS + 

Battery Sense 

Battery #1 detection signal. 

I/O 

B1 - 

Battery Return 

 

I/O 

B2 + 

Battery Charge Pin 

 

B2 SENS + 

Battery Sense 

Battery #2 detection signal. 

10 

I/O 

B2 - 

Battery Return 

 

I/O 

B3 + 

Battery Charge Pin 

 

B3 SENS + 

Battery Sense 

Battery #3 detection signal. 

11 

I/O 

B3 - 

Battery Return 

 

I/O 

B4 + 

Battery Charge Pin 

 

B4 SENS + 

Battery Sense 

Battery #4 detection signal. 

12 

I/O 

B4 - 

Battery Return 

 

Diagnostics 

The following sections describe several types of diagnostics that will be performed by the 
system to insure product safety and simplify assembly and test requirements. 

Power Up 

As AC power is applied, the controller will perform a series of internal tests to determine if 
the electronics are functional. The following tests are performed ; 

 

Timer Accuracy.  Verify that the internal clock/timing function has not shifted 

 

fundamental frequency. 

 

Memory Validity.  Verify that all of the embedded processor's internal memory 

 

locations (RAM and ROM) are functional. 

 

Power Supply Accuracy.  Verify that the logic power supply is within tolerance 

 

LED Test.  Turn the four LED's on for a short period. 

If any of the first three functional tests fail, the controller will revert to the Fault mode (see 
Fault Mode section).  It will be left to the user to verify that the LED's are functional. 

 

Summary of Contents for Base Powercharger 4x4

Page 1: ...9650 0072 01 Rev E ZOLL Base Powercharger 4x4 Service Manual...

Page 2: ...II Checkout Procedures Leakage Current Test II 2 Functional Tests II 2 Manual Test II 3 Checkout Procedure II 4 III Troubleshooting Guides TroubleShooting Table III 2 Fault Codes Table III 3 Definitio...

Page 3: ...VI 3 Removing the Main PCB Assembly VI 5 Removing the Heat Sink VI 7 Removing the Transformer VI 9 Removing the Power Entry Module VI 12 Removing the Battery Harness and Contact Pins VI 14 VIII Repla...

Page 4: ...erence from high power sources Use only the AC power line cord supplied with the device Failure to use the proper line cord could result in excess leakage currents and reduced safety Only Qualified Pe...

Page 5: ...d effectiveness data submitted to the Food and Drug Administration FDA under section 510 K of the Medical Device Act by ZOLL Medical Corporation to obtain approval to market is based upon the use of Z...

Page 6: ...er4X4 device The Service Manual consists of several key sections Section I General Information This section contains a number of important notices and reference material including safety warnings and...

Page 7: ...nformation Section VIII Replacement Parts This section contains a detailed listing of ZOLL part numbers for field replaceable parts available for the Base PowerCharger 4x4 and will allow the service p...

Page 8: ...GENERAL INFORMATION I 7 SEE FILE PG7_C PM5 FOR THIS PAGE AND ALL OF THE SYMBOLS...

Page 9: ...biomedical engineering department perform routine tests of the device to verify proper operation See Section II U S A customers Should the Base PowerCharger4X4 require service contact the ZOLL Technic...

Page 10: ...nearest authorized ZOLL Medical Corporation service center To determine which authorized ZOLL Medical Corporation service center to use write call or fax ZOLL Medical Corporation 32 Second Avenue Burl...

Page 11: ...GENERAL INFORMATION I 10...

Page 12: ...er operation at least once every six months This section contains information you need in order to verify that the Base PowerCharger4x4 is functioning properly Daily operational checks are described i...

Page 13: ...CHECKOUT PROCEDURES 9650 0072 II 2 Rev D...

Page 14: ...ine Voltage Hot to Neutral N A Hot to Gnd N A Neutral to Gnd N A Current Consumption N A Chassis Leakage Normal Pol w Ground 500 A Normal Pol No Ground 500 A Reverse Pol No Ground 500 A Reverse Pol w...

Page 15: ...ctive action NOTE The device under test should be at operating temperature before checking adjusting voltages Device powered up for a minimum of 20 minutes Set the DVM to VOLTS DC Test each battery co...

Page 16: ...E TEST Perform this Action Limits Circle the Result 1 1 Chassis Leakage Normal Pol w Ground Normal Pol No Ground Reverse Pol No Ground Reverse Pol w Ground 500 A 500 A 500 A 500 A YES or NO YES or NO...

Page 17: ...Result 3 1 Remove all batteries from the Base PowerCharger4x4 Press each battery compartment TEST button 4 Set DVM to VOLTS DC Test each battery compartment All LED s illuminate momentarily the Batt...

Page 18: ...mmon problems or questions that arise during operation If trouble persists after consulting this guide contact the appropriate technical personnel or ZOLL Technical Service Department TABLE OF CONTENT...

Page 19: ...defective Battery fails test cycle FAULT light illuminates with TESTING light Verify that the battery compartment is fully operational with no defects Press and hold the TEST button to determine the...

Page 20: ...verCharge ON ON OFF ON Temperature ON OFF ON ON Low Battery Voltage ON OFF ON OFF High Constant Current ON OFF OFF ON Shutdown OFF ON ON ON High Battery Voltage OFF OFF ON ON Battery Capacity OFF OFF...

Page 21: ...ternal five 5 volt supply deviated from specified range High Constant The amount of current during a charge was above specified Current range Shutdown Safety shutdown 2 is not operating properly shutd...

Page 22: ...ation of the circuits and supplements the troubleshooting guides in Section III of this manual For additional information refer to the associated schematics found in Section V TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Syst...

Page 23: ...e of powering a PD 1400 D 1400 or PD 2000 D 2000 for approximately 2 0 hours in Monitor mode Fully charged batteries whose capacity is insufficient to power the devices for this period of time will ca...

Page 24: ...the PD1400 1600 2000 Pacemaker Defibrillator family of products that are compatible with the Base PowerCharger4x4 S Microseconds 2 COMMON CIRCUITRY DESCRIPTION As shown in the attached Block Diagram...

Page 25: ...final over voltage protection for the logic supplies For more details on buck converter operation see Switchmode Power Supply section Reference Voltages A two terminal 1 235V band gap reference U9 is...

Page 26: ...for each battery detect op amp input to keep the working voltage range within the VCC supply voltage Each op amp within U5 is configured as a comparator with a 1 2V threshold reference presented to th...

Page 27: ...Pin In Out Analog Digital Signal Name Description P0 0 D Not Used P0 1 D Not Used P0 2 D Not Used P0 3 O D WDO Watchdog output P0 4 O D CAPOUT PWM Capacity Level Indicator P1 0 I A V_BATT Battery Vol...

Page 28: ...a power on reset circuit to insure that the microprocessor is held RESET until the 5 volt VCC power supply is stable The watchdog timer continues to monitor the power supply and drives RESET high if t...

Page 29: ...d Diode D111 is provided to prevent the voltage transition which comes through C132 from exceeding the high and low input signal requirements of the CMOS logic at U107 9 and U107 10 One of two possibl...

Page 30: ...he signal range within the input requirements of the op amp device U105A The resulting output signal at U105 1 ranging from 0 to 4 85 volts is read by the microprocessor at its analog input U104 13 Ca...

Page 31: ...switch is closed When the switch is opened current starts to decrease through the inductor The voltage at the cathode of D113 clamps to 0 4V as the current through the inductor decreases V L di dt Wi...

Page 32: ...mplifier U102A Operation of this amplifier is similar to that of U102A with resistor divider R118 and R101 providing a reference voltage to compare against the voltage generated across current sense r...

Page 33: ...LED12 for charging compartment 3 and LED13 LED16 for charging compartment 4 All of the drive and interface electronics for these devices are located on the main PCB and are described in the Display Dr...

Page 34: ...capacity is insufficient the TESTING and FAULT indicators will be activated at the end of the capacity test and the battery will be recharged if possible To abort this mode the user must either remove...

Page 35: ...time T required to arrive at this CC charge point The controller will then switch to a constant current charging mode and charge the battery at a CC charge rate until the battery s voltage peaks i e...

Page 36: ...ill be performed by the system to insure product safety and simplify assembly and test requirements Power Up As AC power is applied the controller will perform a series of internal tests to determine...

Page 37: ...r supply is within tolerance OverCharge Timer test Performed during the CV CC charge sequence Limit the amount of time battery is subjected to charge to less than 4 AH Battery Voltage validity Perform...

Page 38: ...rCharger4x4 schematic drawings are included here to supplement the information presented in Section III Troubleshooting Section IV Functional Descriptions Section VI Component Layout Drawings LIST OF...

Page 39: ...SCHEMATIC DRAWINGS V 2...

Page 40: ...SCHEMATIC DRAWINGS V 3 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0145 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 1 1 SCHEMATIC PCB DISPLAY KEYBOARD...

Page 41: ...MANUAL V 4 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0147 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 1 7 SCHEMATIC PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4 NOT USED ON BASE POWERCHA...

Page 42: ...SCHEMATIC DRAWINGS V 5 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0147 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 2 7 SCHEMATIC PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4...

Page 43: ...SERVICE MANUAL V 6 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0147 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 7 3 SCHEMATIC PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4...

Page 44: ...147 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 7 4 SCHEMATIC PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4 NOTES 1 ALL RESISTORS ARE 1 TOLERANCE UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED 2 ALL CAP...

Page 45: ...SERVICE MANUAL V 8 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0147 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 7 5 SCHEMATIC PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4...

Page 46: ...SCHEMATIC DRAWINGS V 9 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0147 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 7 6 SCHEMATIC PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4...

Page 47: ...SERVICE MANUAL V 10 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0147 SC ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 7 7 SCHEMATIC PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4...

Page 48: ...owerCharger4x4 component layout drawings are included here to supplement the information presented in Section III Troubleshooting Section IV Functional Descriptions Section V Schematic Drawings LIST O...

Page 49: ...COMPONENT LAYOUT DRAWINGS VI 2...

Page 50: ...COMPONENT LAYOUT DRAWINGS VI 3 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV B SHT OF 9301 0145 AD ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 1 1 ASSY DWG PCB LED BASE POWERCHARGER4X4...

Page 51: ...SERVICE MANUAL VI 4 DWG NO SCALE NONE REV A SHT OF 9301 0147 AD ZOLL ZOLL MEDICAL CORPORATION 32 SECOND AVENUE BURLINGTON MA 01803 TITLE 1 1 ASSY DWG PCB SYSTEM BASE POWERCHARGER4X4...

Page 52: ...hould be serviced by qualified personnel ONLY Before removing any components be sure the unit is unplugged and all batteries have been removed from the unit Be sure to observe anti static precautions...

Page 53: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 2...

Page 54: ...2 Phillips head screwdriver 1 Remove the eight 8 screws as shown in the illustration 2 Lift Base Pan straight up and remove INSTALLING THE BASE PAN TOOLS REQUIRED No 2 Phillips head screwdriver 1 Rev...

Page 55: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 4...

Page 56: ...ve two 2 screws securing the Stabilizer Bracket 7 Remove eight 8 screws securing the Main PCB to the Upper Housing 8 Remove five 5 screws securing the four 4 resistors and one 1 bridge rectifier from...

Page 57: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 6...

Page 58: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 7...

Page 59: ...NK TOOLS REQUIRED No 1 Phillips head screwdriver 1 Reverse steps 2 thru 7 above CAUTION When reconnecting the components to the Heat Sink check the following That there are no burrs nicks or scratches...

Page 60: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 9...

Page 61: ...crews from the upper mounting bracket of the Transformer 4 Remove the upper mounting bracket and screws 5 Remove the Transformer INSTALLING THE TRANSFORMER TOOLS REQUIRED No 1 Phillips head screwdrive...

Page 62: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 11...

Page 63: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 12...

Page 64: ...Remove two 2 screws securing the Rear Plate to the Upper Housing 8 Remove the Rear Plate and Power Entry Module together as a unit 9 Remove grounding screw from the Rear Plate 10 Remove two 2 screws...

Page 65: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 14...

Page 66: ...Cut two 2 tie wraps 4 Remove the twelve 12 Battery Contact Pins securing the Battery Harness to the Upper Housing 5 Remove the Battery Harness INSTALLING THE BATTERY HARNESS AND BATTERY CONTACT PINS T...

Page 67: ...DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES VII 16...

Page 68: ...rt number Description of the replacement part ZOLL reserves the right to substitute different parts to reflect modifications and improvements in ZOLL BasePowerCharger4x4 circuitry and design To order...

Page 69: ...163 0912 13 Sem Screw 4 40x1 4 0163 0900 14 Sem Screw 6 32x1 4 0163 0910 15 Sem Screw w Int 6 32x1 2 0163 0940 16 Keycap Test Switch 9310 0279 17 Earth Ground Main Assembly 9500 0073 18 Earth Ground B...

Page 70: ...h Nylon Insert 0163 0044 34 HeatSink 9165 0002 35 HeatSink Mounting Base 9320 0047 36 Label Screw Cover 9305 0101 37 Slow Blow Fuse 2A 250V 0180 0003 38 Label Fuse Warning 9305 0258 01 39 Shrink Tubin...

Page 71: ...REPLACEMENT PARTS VIII 4...

Page 72: ...om with the latest revison level Refer to diagram for correct orientation of the software proms 4 Remove JP3 from Pins 1 and 2 5 Carefully place JP3 on Pins 2 and 3 Refer to diagram for correct locati...

Page 73: ...A 2 Base PowerCharger4x4 Operator s Guide...

Page 74: ...oor Make sure the voltage setting appears in the window of the door External Fuses Voltage Drum Door Appendix B Changing the AC Line Setting of the Base PowerCharger4x4 The voltage wheel can be found...

Page 75: ...B2 Base PowerCharger4x4 Operator s Guide...

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