HP M2360A Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for HP M2360A. We have 1 HP M2360A manual available for free PDF download: Service Manual

HP M2360A Service Manual

HP M2360A Service Manual (346 pages)

Component Central Monitor

Brand: HP | Category: Monitor | Size: 18.61 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
9
1 Introducing the HP Component Central Monitor

25
- Introduction
  25
- System Description
  26
- Waveform Display
  26
  - Alarm Identification
    26
  - Documentation
    27
  - Arrhythmia Monitoring
    27
  - Event Notification and Alarm Validation
    27
  - Alarm Documentation
    27
  - Alarm Review and Edit
    27
  - Arrhythmia Detection
    28
  - Beat Detection
    28
  - Ventricular Fibrillation
    28
  - Patients with Pacemakers
    28
  - Trends
    28
  - Ordering Information
    29
    
    HP Component Central Monitor Product Options
    29
    
    Other HP Component Central Monitor Options
    29
- HP M2305AU Upgrade Options
  30
  - System Specifications
    32
    
    Physical Specifications
    33
    
    Recorder Module Specifications
    33
    
    Waveform Display
    33
  - System Connection to HP Care-Net
    34
    
    Other Networked Products
    34
    
    Recorders and Printers
    34
  - System Components
    36
    
    Computer Module
    36
    
    Display Module
    36
    
    Keyboard
    36
    
    Recorder Module
    36
    
    Keyboard Switch
    37
    
    Optional Components
    37
    
    Remote Rack
    37
    
    Slave Displays
    37
  - System Controls and Connectors
    38
    
    Computer Module
    38
    
    Video out Connector
    38
    
    Display Module
    39
    
    Controls and Indicators on the HP Ml 116B Recorder Module
    42
    
    Controls and Indicators on the HP M1117A 4-Inch Thermal Recorder
    43
  - System Block Diagrams
    44
2 Understanding the Computer Module Introduction

47
- The Backplane
  48
  - Message Passing Bus (MPB)
    48
  - Utility Bus
    49
  - Connections
    49
  - Local Clusters
    49
  - Function Card Connections
    50
- The DC/DC Converter
  53
  - Specifications
    53
    
    Current (Maximum)
    53
    
    Input Voltage (Nominal)
    53
    
    Load Range
    53
    
    Output Voltage 1
    53
    
    Overshoot
    53
    
    Ripple Voltage
    53
    
    Tolerance
    53
    
    Voltage (Nominal)
    53
  - When Power Is Lost
    54
- The Function Cards
  55
  - Typesofcard
    55
  - Master Cards
    55
    
    MPB Interface
    55
  - Local Cards
    56
    
    Card Identifier
    56
  - Configurable Processor Card (CPC)
    57
  - Operating System CPC (Slot 22) Specifications
    57
    
    Backup Time (for Buffered SRAM)
    58
    
    Buffered SRAM
    58
    
    Buserrorlogic
    58
    
    Cpu
    58
    
    Dram
    58
    
    Flashepr6M
    58
    
    MPB Interface
    58
    
    Output Register
    58
    
    Power Consumption
    58
  - Arrhythmia CPC (Slot 8) Specifications
    58
- Output Register
  59
- Bus Error Logic
  59
  - Backup Time (for Buffered SRAM)
    59
  - Internal Connector
    59
  - Power Consumption
    59
- Memory Array
  60
- Hardware Functions
  60
  - Interrupts
    60
  - Address Decoding
    61
  - Bus Error Logic
    61
  - Error Leds
    61
  - Temperature Sensor
    61
- Summary
  62
- DSPC Card
  62
  - Cpu
    62
  - Horizontal Sync
    62
  - Vertical Sync
    62
  - Resolution (Hxv)
    62
  - Built-In Character Generator
    62
    
    Font Sizes (Hxv)
    62
    
    Number of Font Types. 4
    62
- Pixel Size (14"Dispiay)
  62
- Connection
  64
- Data Transfer
  64
  - Videoram
    64
  - Wave Plane
    64
- CDSPC Cards
  65
  - Specifications
    65
    
    Horizontal Sync
    65
    
    Resolution (Hxv)
    65
    
    Vertical Sync. 50 / 60
    65
  - Built-In Character Generator
    65
    
    Font Sizes (Hxv)
    65
    
    Number of Font Types. 4
    65
- Pixel Size (14"Display)
  65
  - Video Signal
    65
- CDSPC-CTRL Card
  68
- CDSPC-VIDEO Card
  68
  - Reception
    78
  - Baud Rate
    78
  - Summary
    78
  - SDN Interface Card
    78
  - Specifications
    78
  - External Connectors
    78
  - Power Consumption
    79
  - Serial Distribution Network
    80
  - SDN Interface Connection
    80
  - SDN Synchronization
    80
  - Data Transfer
    80
  - 4-Bit Latch
    80
  - Rack Interface Card
    81
  - Specifications
    81
  - Baud Rate
    81
  - Character Format
    82
  - Internal Connector
    82
  - External Connector
    82
  - Power Consumption
    82
  - Fe-Link
    83
  - Polling
    83
  - Rack Interface Connection
    83
  - Summary
    83
  - HDLC Interface Card
    84
  - Specifications
    85
  - Baud Rate
    85
  - Ram
    85
  - Eprom
    85
  - Hdlclink
    85
  - Internal Connector
    85
  - External Connector
    85
  - Loop Tests
    86
  - Data Transfer
    86
  - ESD Protection
    86
  - Ground Safety Connection
    86
  - Module Rack
    87
  - Specifications
    87
  - Physical
    87
  - Weight
    87
  - Safety
    87
  - Temperature Range
    87
  - Operating
    87
  - Storage
    87
  - Humidity Range
    87
  - Vertical
    91
  - Resolution
    91
  - Brightness
    91
  - Power Requirement
    91
  - Signal Input
    91
  - Synchronization
    91
  - Connectors
    91
  - Display Connections
    92
  - The Switch-Mode Power Supply (M1092AN1094A)
    92
  - The Switch-Mode Power Supply (HP M1094B)
    93
  - The Human Interface Board
    94
  - Data Transfer
    94
  - Sound Generation
    94
  - Volume Control
    94
  - Lamp Control
    95
  - Key Switches
    95
  - Brightness and Contrast
    95
  - Introduction
    97
  - Understanding the Recorder Module
    97
  - The Recorder Module
    98
  - Temperature Range
    98
  - Operating
    98
  - Storage
    98
  - Humidity Range
    98
  - Altitude Range
    98
  - Printhead
    98
  - Size. 50
    98
  - Resolution
    98
  - Waveform Bandwidth
    98
  - The Power Supply Board
    99
  - The Digital Board
    100
  - The Printhead
    101
  - The Paper Drive Motor
    101
  - Preparing the Site
    103
  - Introduction
    103
  - Site Preparation Responsibilities
    104
  - Local Staff
    104
  - HP Personnel
    104
  - Procedures for Local Staff
    104
  - Providing Power Outlets
    104
  - Preparing Mounts
    104
  - Providing Conduit
    105
  - Equipment Location
    106
  - Location Types
    106
  - Environmental Requirements
    107
  - Temperature
    107
  - Safety Requirements
    107
  - Humidity
    107
  - Altitude
    107
  - Grounding
    107
  - Electrical Requirements
    108
  - Line Voltage Connection
    108
  - Line Voltage
    108
  - Electrical Specifications
    108
  - Power Connections
    108
  - Power Consumption
    108
  - Internal Temperature Rise
    108
  - Safety Specifications
    109
  - Safety Standards
    109
  - Physical Specifications
    109
  - 14" Display Module
    109
  - Computer Module
    109
  - Recorder Module
    109
  - Remote Rack
    109
  - Keyboard
    109
  - Weight
    110
  - Display Module
    110
  - Computer Module
    110
  - Recorder Module
    110
  - Remote Rack
    110
  - Keyboard
    110
  - Pulling Cables
    110
  - Single Faceplate Cabling
    110
  - Double Faceplate Cabling
    110
  - Installing Wall Boxes
    111
  - International
    111
  - Procedures for HP Personnel
    112
  - Assembling Mounts
    112
  - Shelf Mounts
    112
  - Cables
    113
  - Preparing and Terminating Cables
    118
  - Cable Installation Kits
    119
  - DC/DC Cable
    120
  - Preparing Cable for Termination
    122
  - Video Cable
    122
  - Preparing Cable for Termination
    128
  - Terminating Contacts to Connectors and Faceplates
    128
  - RS232 Cable
    129
  - Terminating Cable to PC Board
    130
  - HP-HIL Cable
    132
  - Preparing Cable
    133
  - Preparing Faceplates
    135
  - U.S. Faceplates
    135
  - U.S. Faceplate Part Numbers
    135
  - International Faceplates and Faceboxes
    136
  - System Cable Termination
    139
  - Signals on System Cable Connectors
    140
Appendix To Site Preparation Chapter

141
- Mounting the Components Introduction
  144
- Installing Options
  147
- Parts Checklist
  147
- To Install the Desktop Tilt/Swivel Mount
  151
- To Install the Stack Mount (M1092A and M1094A)
  159
- To Install the Remote Rack Stand
  162
- Installing A-Option Mounts
  164
- Maximum Mount Loads
  164
- Fixing Mounts
  164
- To Install the Locking Cam
  166
- To Install the Spanning Rails
  166
- Installing the System Introduction
  176
- Conducting Mechanical Inspection
  176
- Conducting Electrical Inspection
  176
- Making Claims for Damage
  176
- Repackaging for Shipment or Storage
  176
- Selecting Line Voltage
  176
- Checking Fuses
  177
- Grounding the Instrument
  177
- Combining Instruments
  177
- Determining System Configuration
  178
- HP Component Central Monitor Display Formats
  179
- Configurations Using HP M1403A Telemetry
  181
- Configurations Using HP 78720 Arrhythmia
  182
- Configurations with Keyboard Switch
  184
- Preparing System Cabling
  186
- System Cabling Overview
  186
- Preparing System Cabling (Continued)
  187
- Installing the Components
  188
- To Install a Single Display System (Options A04, A06, A08)
  190
- Connecting Systems with Options Alo, A12, A44, A46, A48, A68, H75, and H76
  192
- To Connect the 17-Inch Remote Display
  196
- Connecting the 17-Inch Display Less than 25M from the Function Box
  196
- Connecting the Display more than 25M from the Function Box
  197
- Connecting Peripherals
  198
- To Connect the Keyboard Switch
  198
- To Connect a Printer
  198
- To Connect Patient Location
  204
- Configuring Printers
  205
- HP Quietjet Switch Settings Direct Connection
  205
- HP Quietjet Switch Settings Spooler Connection
  205
- HP Deskjet Switch Settings Direct Connection
  206
- HP Deskjet Switch Settings Spooler Connection
  206
- HP Laserjet IIP Switch Settings Direct Connection
  207
- HP Laserjet IIP Switch Settings Spooler Connection
  207
- HP Laserjet III Switch Settings Direct Connection
  208
- HP Laserjet IIIP Switch Settings Direct Connection
  209
- HP Laserjet 4 Switch Settings Spooler Connection
  210
- Introduction
  211
- Entering Configuration Mode
  211
- Notes on General Configuration Questions
  217
- Notes on Arrhythmia Configuration Questions
  220
- Lb Set Hospital Name
  221
- To Select Wave Colors
  222
- Leaving Configuration Mode
  223
- Troubleshooting the System Introduction
  226
- Understanding the Service Strategy
  226
- Using the Troubleshooting Tables
  226
- Troubleshooting the Display
  228
- Troubleshooting Patient Location
  231
- Checking the Status Log
  233
- Checking the Patient Location Status Log
  234
- Fatal Errors
  234
- Non-Fatal Errors
  234
- Using the Status Log
  234
- Start-Up Error Messages
  234
- Using the Error Code Chart
  238
- Troubleshooting the Arrhythmia System
  240
- Responding to Software Errors
  243
- Troubleshooting the Power Supply
  244
- Troubleshooting the DC/DC Converter
  244
- Troubleshooting the Recorder Module
  245
- Selecting Service Mode
  246
- Service Mode Facilities
  246
- 1. Date & Time
  246
- Status Log
  247
- Monitor Revisions
  247
- Hardware Revision
  247
- Software Revision
  247
- Lb Enter a Revision Screen
  247
- Performing a Network Test
  248
- Lbn
  248
- Rel
  249
- Err
  249
- Leaving Service Mode
  250
- Performing Product Assurance Introduction
  251
- Cleaning the HP Component Central Monitor
  252
- Cleaning Agents
  252
- Cleaning the Recorder Module
  253
- Performing Preventive Maintenance
  256
- Examining the Housing
  256
- Examining the Plug
  256
- Inspecting the Cord
  256
- Inspecting the System Cables
  256
- Examining the System Controls
  256
- Verifying CRT Integrity
  256
- Replacing Paper in the Module Recorder
  258
- Lb Remove Paper Loaded Backwards
  259
- Performing Performance Assurance Tests
  260
- Lb Check Admit Discharge Function with Arrhythmia Present
  261
- Lb Test Vtach Alarm Function
  262
- Checking Patient Safety Introduction
  263
- Preparing Test Equipment
  263
- Repositioning Equipment for Safety Checks
  263
- To Isolate from System Cabling
  266
- Checking Chassis to Ground Resistance
  269
- Checking Chassis Leakage Current
  271
- To Perform the Test
  271
- Chassis Leakage Current Test Setup
  272
- Removing and Replacing Components Introduction
  273
- Recommended Tools and Equipment
  274
- Servicing the Display Module
  275
- Plastic Bezel
  275
- Removal Flow Diagram - M1094B Color Display Module
  277
- Removal Flow Diagram - M1092A Monochrome Display Module
  278
- To Remove the Rear/Cable Cover
  279
- To Replace the Power Fuses
  280
- Line Power Filter
  282
- Lb Remove the Human Interface Board
  287
- Metal Cover (M1092A/M1094A)
  289
- To Replace the Top Metal and SMPS Covers (M1094B)
  290
- Line Input/Fuse Holder
  292
- Switch-Mode Power Supply (M1094B)
  295
- Servicing the Computer Module
  298
- Function Card
  299
- Lb Remove the Rear Cover
  300
- Lb Replace the Rear Cover
  300
- Lb Replace the DC-DC Converter
  301
- 'Lb Remove a F'unction Card
  302
- To Remove the Recorder Module
  304
- Lb Replace the Recorder Module
  304
- Integral Module Rack
  305
- Lb Remove the Backplane
  310
- To Replace the Backplane
  310
- Lb Remove the Plastic Feet
  311
- Lb Replace the Locking Cam
  311
- Reloading Recorder Module Paper
  312
- Ordering Replaceable I-K&S
  313
- Introduction
  313
- Ordering Display Bezel Parts
  314
- Exploded View: Display Bezel
  315
- Ordering Display Module Parts
  316
- Exploded View: Display Module (M1092A/M1094A)
  317
- M1092A/M1094A Display Module Exploded View
  317
- Exploded View: Display Module (M1094B)
  318
- M1094B Display Module Exploded View
  318
- Ordering Computer Module Parts
  319
- Exploded View: Computer Module
  320
- Computer Module Exploded View
  320
- Ordering Integral Rack Parts
  321
- Exploded View: Integral Rack
  322
- Ordering Recorder Module Parts
  323
- Index
  325

Related Products

HP Categories

Desktop

Laptop

Monitor

Switch

More HP Manuals