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Philips M1353A, M1351A manual Display Board

Models: M1353A M1351A

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Display Board

Display Board

To remove the display board:

1.Remove the top cover.

2.Disconnect the cable (H).

3.Remove the two screws.

4.Prise open the retaining clips and lift out the board.

To refit the board, push it into place and refit the screws. Reconnect cable and refit the top cover. After refitting the board, carry out the Parameter Test (see page 68).

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Philips M1353A, M1351A manual Display Board

Contents

M1353-9000J Page Printing History Page Contents Setting Time, Date, and Paper Speed Preventive Maintenance Care and Cleaning Modem Interface Module Upgrade Key Contents Introduction Repair StrategyWhat to do NextConventions and Symbols Used in this Guide Equipotential TerminalInitial Inspection Claims forDamage RepackingOverview Fetal Monitor ParametersParameter Major Keys and Parts at a Glance Series 50 IP-2US1 socket Monitor Control and Display Panel M1351A Single Ultrasound Model M1351A Dual Twins ModelMonitor On/Off Light M1353A Model 1. Monitor On/Off Light Accessories Series 50 aM1351A M1353AAccessories Accessories Option Model OptionsAccessories Option Model Power Requirements WeightDimensions MonitorDisplays InputsSignal Range SystemFrequency Repetition RateSelf-Test Facilities Combined Interface Module ModemRemote Event MarkerTransducers and Cables Input Impedance NoiseContact Potential Tolerance Input Voltage RangeIUP Quartz 1290C optionJ05 IUP Pressure Transducer CPJ840J5 5µV/V/mmHgFitting the Monitor to a Surface Fitting the Monitor to the Angle MountFitting the Monitor to a Wall Fitting the Monitor to the Wall MountFitting the Paper Take-Up Tray Fitting the Paper Take-Up Tray to the MonitorCarts Specifications Carts Replacement PartsCarts Fitting the Barcode Reader HolderConfiguring the Monitor 1Configuration TasksConfiguring the Monitor Using Pushbuttons 2Configuration Options Menu Setting Options DefaultNST Timer Paper-Out-Alert Options NST Timer NST automatic Paper-Out-AlertConfiguring the Monitor Using Barcodes Configuring the Monitor Using a PCInstalling Service ProgramConnecting PC to Monitor Loading Service Program Using Main Menu Example Recorder Service Menu Reading the Options Reading the Error Log Service Function Menu Numbers and Error Log Functions FICConfiguring the Monitor Using a PC Clearing the Error Log Writing/Resetting the Serial Number and Setting the Options To select an option FHR Alerting Enable/Disable Error Log Messages 5Error Log MessagesReload the software Error Log Messages Setting Time, Date, and Paper Speed Time and DatePaper Speed Paper Speed ControlsTheory of Operation System OverviewBooting and Self Tests Booting and Self Tests Front End Board M1351A M1353-66501 M1353-66511M1353-66512 Apegblk5 M1350-66517 Frontend BoardPower Supply Board M1353-66502 CPU Board M1353-66503 and M1353-66513 CPU BoardM1353-66503 M1353-66513CPU Board M1353-66503 and M1353-66513 Display Board M1350-66520 Recorder Interface Board M1353-66510 Interface Boards Interface BoardCombined Interface Board M1353-66531E Modem Interface Board M1353-69532 During startup Interface Boards Theory of Operation Service Philosophy Service TestsPerformance Assurance Tests OverviewMonitor is switched on, Err Lswitched on subsequentlyQuick Test Xxx is the number of the error message Test PatternSignal Correct Monitor Response US/US1Operator Error Messages Operator Error MessagesPermanent Test FSpO2Troubleshooting Flowcharts Error 500 General Failure Troubleshooting ErrorConnectors and LEDs Error 501, 511, 512, 516, 517 Front End Board Troubleshooting Error 501, 511, 512, 516Connectors and LEDs Error 502 Power Supply Connectors and Fuses Error 503 and 513 CPU Board Serial number and feature setting can only be written onceError 510 Recorder Board Error 531 Combined Interface Board Error 532 Modem Interface Board 10 Troubleshooting ErrorError 70 Modem Not Responding 11 Troubleshooting ErrorError 77 Modem Transmission Failure 12 Troubleshooting ErrorError 601 Paper Feed 13 Troubleshooting ErrorError 610 No Loudspeaker 14 Troubleshooting ErrorError 611 Loudspeaker 15 Troubleshooting Error16 Troubleshooting Ultrasound Parameter Test Ultrasound Parameter Test17 Troubleshooting Direct ECG Parameter Test Decg Parameter Test18 Troubleshooting Maternal ECG Parameter Test Mecg Parameter Test19 Troubleshooting Toco Parameter Test Toco Parameter TestMaternal Nibp with the Dinamap 1846/8100 Monitor Maternal Nibp with the Colin Model BP-8800 Monitor Troubleshooting Flowcharts 23 Troubleshooting Recorder Paper Sensing Paper Sensing TestPreventive Maintenance, Care and Cleaning Cleaning the MonitorRegular Maintenance MaintenanceMechanical InspectionAccessory Testing Testing Toco TransducersTesting Ultrasound Transducers Testing an Ultrasound TransducerTesting Patient Modules M1364A IUPSafety Testing Safety TestProcedures Documentation included with those products When to Perform Safety Tests 2M1351A and M1353A When to perform safety test blocksTest Inspection MatrixM1351A/ M1353A Fetal Monitor Test and Inspection Matrix Safety Tests Safety test according to IEC 60601-1 ClausePreventive Maintenance, Care and Cleaning 105 106 Preventive Maintenance, Care and Cleaning Peripherals Fitting the Combined Interface ModuleConnecting Peripheral Devices 2Connecting Peripheral DevicesPin Signal Details RS232 Serial InterfaceRS232 Interface Pin Connections Barcode Reader Pin Connections 4Barcode Reader Pin Connections5Interface Cable M1350-61609 Maternal Measurements on the FHR Trace BaudrateStartbit Parity Databits Stopbits CableNibp Monitor and Minimum Time Interval Paper Speed Minimum Time IntervalBaudrate2400 Startbit Parity Databits8 Stopbits1FSpO2 monitor DIP Switch Settings DIP Switches and SettingsTelemetry System Telemetry System Pin ConnectionsKey 80235A OBMS, M1370A ODIS, and OB TraceVue Obms and Odis Pin ConnectionsPin 21 Output Voltage Values Pin Voltage RemarksSafety Test Requirements Ordering PartsService Tools Lists of PartsBoards Boards Parts List Description Part Number2Monitor Parts Diagram 1 Monitor PartsMonitor Parts List Description Part Number Qty Darker color New colorReplacement Part List 5Changes to the Recorder Monitor Housing Color Monitor Housings Color ChangesMiscellaneous Parts List Description Part Number QtyToco Transducer Parts List Toco Transducer Blue,M1355AUltrasound Transducer Blue,M1356A Ultrasound Transducer M1356A BlueDecg Transducer Parts List Decg Transducer M1357ACable Color Old Mecg Transducer Parts List 9MECG Transducer M1359A11Toco Transducer Parts List Toco Transducer Brown12Toco Transducer Cable Connections Pin Cable Color Strain13Toco Transducer Parts List Ultrasound Transducer BrownPin Cable Color Parts List 15 Parts ListPatient Module M1364A Description Exchange Part Part Number QtyFuses Batteries Top Cover 11Removing the Top CoverCarry out the Parameter Test see Power Supply Board 16Fuse Part NumbersAll Fuses CPU Board Combined Interface Module Modem Interface ModuleChassis On/Off Switch Recorder Board 12Refitting the Recorder BoardDisplay Board Switch Board Loudspeaker Transformer Drawer Assembly Remove the recorder chassisThermal Printhead Figure -5, Changes to the Recorder on152 Replacing Parts Recorder Sensing Assembly This screw position is reservedStepper Motor Modem Interface Module Fitting the Modem Interface Module15 Connecting Peripheral Devices Barcode Reader DCD Page Setting Receiver Phone Number Patient Phone Patient ID Clearing Memory162 Pcmcia Card Modem Using Modem Setup Barcodes CompatibilityInitialization Troubleshooting and Error Messages List of PartsTelephone ConnectionAppendix a Modem Interface Module 167 Modem Setup Barcodes Service Barcodes18Service Barcodes @ * % 170 Safety Information Patient SafetyEnvironment M1351AM1353A Characteristics SpillageElectromagnetic Compatibility SystemCan be done to mitigate the problem AvoidingInterference Upgrade Key Upgrade ProcedureUpgrade Procedure Index 178 Index Index 179