Service Manual KOS MM075

MILESTONE
H E L P I N G
P A T I E N T S
KOS
Rapid Microwave Labstation
Service Manual
MM075 Rev.00 (August 2009)
KOS Service Manual 3
We invite you to read carefully this service manual and to keep it in reach for convenient
and fast consulting.
Milestone Srl
Via Fatebenefratelli, 1/5
24010 Sorisole (BG) Italy
Tel. +39-035-572735
Fax +39-035-575498
Web site www.milestonemedsrl.com
Email customersupport@milestonemedsrl.com
Caution, risk of danger!

Please read this Service manual before handling the instrument.
Milestone S.r.l. Rev. 00/2009

SUMMARY
1. GENERAL INFORMATION ...................................................................................................................... 7
1.1 IMPORTANT .................................................................................................................................... 7
1.2 BIOLOGICAL AND HYGIENE WARNINGS ..................................................................................... 8
1.3 GENERAL WARNINGS.................................................................................................................... 9
1.4 SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL.............................................................................................. 10
1.5 LIST OF THE REQUIRED BASIC TOOLS FOR SERVICE ............................................................ 11
1.6 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM OPERATING RATINGS ........................................................................... 12
2. HOW TO INSTALL KOS ........................................................................................................................ 13
2.1 LABORATORY REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................. 13
2.1.1 Structure (table) ......................................................................................................................... 13
2.1.2 Space ......................................................................................................................................... 13
2.1.3 Electrical power supply line........................................................................................................ 13
2.1.4 Exhaust fume extraction system ................................................................................................ 14
3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF KOS ...................................................................................................... 15
3.1 HOW TO OPEN THE KOS CHASSIS............................................................................................. 15
3.2 LEFT SIDE OF THE KOS ............................................................................................................... 16
3.2.1 Left-Top view.............................................................................................................................. 17
3.3 RIGHT SIDE OF THE KOS............................................................................................................. 18
3.3.1 Right-Top view ........................................................................................................................... 19
3.4 TOP (INSIDE) OF THE KOS .......................................................................................................... 20
3.5 BACK SIDE OF THE KOS .............................................................................................................. 21
3.6 MAIN BOARD CONNECTORS ...................................................................................................... 22
4. CALIBRATION OF KOS ........................................................................................................................ 27
4.1 INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................ 27
4.2 TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION ................................................................................................... 27
4.3 HUMIDITY CALIBRATION ............................................................................................................. 30
4.4 ALCHOOL ORGANIC/SOLVENT SENSOR CALIBRATION.......................................................... 32
5. HOW TO….............................................................................................................................................. 35
5.1 … UPGRADE SOFTWARE ............................................................................................................ 35
5.1.1 Compatibility version table ......................................................................................................... 35
5.1.2 How to upgrade from all previous to Ver. 1.1.4.8 ...................................................................... 35
APPENDIX “D” ELECTRIC DIAGRAMS ....................................................................................................... 43

1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 IMPORTANT
Each Milestone’s unit is accurately tested before leaving the manufacturing plant and is
provided with Quality Test Certificate.
However, to ensure long and safe operation of the system, proper use along with accurate
service is required.
This manual is ONLY a reference guide for K O S Service.

Before operating, it is strictly necessary to attend a training course
with a Milestone SERVICE specialist.
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

BEFORE OPERATING ON THE UNIT
Warranty claims can be made only if the KOS has been used for the specified applications
and operated according to the instructions included in the USER MANUAL and in this
manual. Damage resulting from inappropriate handling and/or misuse of the product will
invalidate the warranty.
Milestone cannot assume liability for any such damage.
Milestone owns the copyright on this document and any associated software.
Milestone is ISO 9001 certified.
Microsoft Windows CE is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

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1.2 BIOLOGICAL AND HYGIENE WARNINGS
This instrument is a medical device and is installed in environment where there is

presence of blood, tissue and other biological tissues. For safety reasons, it is required
that the device is cleaned and disinfected before entering in contact with it.
Also you should put gloves when you touch it.
In addition it is required that the unit is cleaned and disinfected before sending it to
MILESTONE HEADQUARTER.
Not disinfected devices will be no longer accepted and you will be contacted to get the
relative disinfection cost.
In any case, international health rules forbid shipments in standard packages of

biohazard materials (risk of sanctions).

1.3 GENERAL WARNINGS

The following rules must be strictly followed in order to operate under safe conditions and
avoid any risk of accidents:
a) Always disconnect the unit from the main power supply before doing any repairs.
b) Before switching on the unit after each repair, it is necessary to make sure that:
1. All the internal connections are correctly fixed;
2. All the cables are insulated and do not get in contact with either the door or sharp
edges of the unit;
3. Both the electrical and mechanical connections are virtually faultless;
4. No modification has been made to the built-in safety devices;
5. The spare parts are those recommended by manufacturer;
6. Do not operate the unit if the slightest doubt exists that the unit is not properly
working.
7. Be sure that the ground wire for the power cable is connected to the ground
terminal on the facility side, also be sure that the ground wire for the instrument
interior is connected to a protecting ground terminal.
c) The microwaves generated inside the KOS unit have a frequency of 2450MHz and
reach the highest absorption in aqueous matrices causing a rapid increase in temperature.
This may represent a danger for the operator; therefore avoid any exposure to the
microwave field generated by the magnetron.
d) Inside the KOS there are 2 permanent magnets but the magnetic field does not leak
from the machine; in any case we recommend that service people with pace maker do not
open the Kos lateral windows.
e) Some parts of the instrument became hot during operation, when access these
parts, check if they are cooled sufficiently or wear protective gloves.
f) The reagents or paraffin in the instruments may remain hot, be careful when using a
retort or a pipe.
g) The iron panels in the instruments may have sharp edges, be careful when touch
these parts, pay attention to prevent injury.
h) Pathogenic organisms may remain inside the instrument (particularly in the retorts,
pumps, tubes and other parts that come in contact with the reagents). Wear protective
groves to prevent infection. When the work is finished wash your hands thoroughly.
i) Pay attention to the work environment and provide ventilation to prevent poisoning
due to the presence of solvents
j) Reagents are combustible, so never bring them close to sources or flame or fire.
k) The instructions accompanied by the following symbols are of particular importance
in ensuring the engineer’s safety. Be sure to check the content of each instruction before
hand and perform all work in observance of the instructions.
l) The instructions accompanied by the following symbols are of particular importance
in ensuring the engineer’s safety. Be sure to check the content of each instruction before
hand and perform all work in observance of the instructions.
m) Do not install KOS near:
• Heat sources
• U.V.ray
• sunrays

1.4 SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL
An instruction accompanied by this symbol provides a cautionary

statement:
WARNING. Failure to follow the instruction may endanger the operator
or cause damage to the instrument.
An instruction accompanied by this symbol provides a caution against

electric shock. Be sure to follow the instruction to prevent accidents
resulting from electric shock.
Biohazard: be careful when you execute the procedure marked with

this symbol: danger of biohazard contamination.
Surfaces identified with this symbol are at danger temperature (more

than 70°C/158°F).
CE logo: this instrument complies to European Community directives.
IVD medical device according to 98/79/EC directive.
WEEE European directive symbol (2002/96/EC):

Electric/electronic device do not throw out in the environment.
Read carefully the information on the SERVICE MANUAL

1.5 LIST OF THE REQUIRED BASIC TOOLS FOR SERVICE

- Metric Allen keys: 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm, 10mm;
- Metric open-ended spanners: complete kit from 6mm to 30mm;
- Nut spinners: 5.5mm and 7mm;
- Set of insulated screwdrivers;
- Set of micro-screwdrivers;
- Scissors;
- Insulating tape;
- Set of metric screws M3, M4, M5, M6, length from 10mm to 40mm;
- Set of metric nuts M3, M4, M5, M6;
- PTFE (Teflon) threads seal tape;
- Set of cable ties;
- Fuses: 8A Slow blow (230V version, 6.3x32mm),
16A Slow Blow (115V version 6.3x32mm);
- Solder and soldering iron;
- Some pieces of electrical cable; Thermometer, Celsius degrees;
- Thermometer, Celsius degrees;
- Multimeter/tester;
- Laptop with at least one USB port
- USB pen disk;
- Adequate software version for terminal;
- Digital camera;
- This service manual.

1.6 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM OPERATING RATINGS

Conditions for which the device is intended to be functional. Stresses beyond those listed
following may cause permanent damage to KOS.
- Indoor use only;

- Altitude (over the sea level) may not exceed 2000m (please refer to note 1.) and
may not be lower than 0m;
- Supply voltage: 230V~ ±10%, 50 Hz (P/N 67001/color) (please refer to note 2.);
- Supply voltage: 230V~ ±10%, 60 Hz (P/N 67002/color);
- Supply voltage: 115V~ ±10%, 50 Hz (P/N 67000/color);
- Room temperature range: +10°C to +40°C;
- Relative humidity range: up to 75%@31°C non-conde nsing.
- Total Absorption Power (230Vac – 50 Hz): 1600 VA max
- Total Absorption Current: 8A@230V max, 15A@115V
- Dimensions: height 580mm (23 inches);
depth 600mm (24 inches);
width 340mm (13 inches).
- Weight: 40Kg (89lb)
It is required that plug is a 15A nominal current (for 115V).
Note
1. if you need to use more than 2000m of altitude advice the customer support at:
customersupport@milestonemedsrl.com
2. KOS Part Number uses this format: PN 67001/color means:

PN 67001/G: KOS 230V~ ±10%, 50 Hz, color: GREEN (GMS green)
PN 67001/R: KOS 230V~ ±10%, 50 Hz, color: RED (Congo red)
PN 67001/B: KOS 230V~ ±10%, 50 Hz, color: BLUE (Alcian blue)
Power supply RED chassis BLUE chassis GREEN chassis

115V~ 60Hz, 15A 67000/R 67000/B 67000/G
230V~ 50Hz, 8A 67001/R 67001/B 67001/G
230V~ 60Hz, 8A 67002/R 67002/B 67002/G

2. HOW TO INSTALL KOS

2.1 LABORATORY REQUIREMENTS
The laboratory requirements are:
2.1.1 Structure (table)

KOS is a heavy instrument and in order to install it in safe check that laboratory’s tables.
In particular: KOS weights 43kg (95lb) empty.

Therefore the surface of the table must be able to sustain a density of at least
215kg/m2 (kg per square meter) equal to 0.35lb/in2. Make sure that the table can sustain
the unit.
2.1.2 Space
55cm
34cm 60cm
In the figures are shown the dimensions of KOS. These are the space dimensions
required:
Width: 64cm 25in, Height: 85cm 34in, Depth: 90cm 35in

(minimum)
2.1.3 Electrical power supply line

Power supply line: REF PN 67000/color: KOS 115V~ ±10%, 60 Hz,
Power supply line: REF PN 67001/color: KOS 230V~ ±10%, 50 Hz,
Power supply line: REF PN 67002/color: KOS 230V~ ±10%, 60 Hz.
Neutral of power supply has to be referred to ground.

Ground (green/yellow, green, or bare cable) has to be present in power supply line.

Power line protection:

1. miniature circuit breaker 16A interruption capability more than 6000A,
2. residual current device: 30mA required.
Connect with provided cable:

Cable 230V: PN70304, Cable 115V: PN67109
2.1.4 Exhaust fume extraction system

The fume extraction is done through the rear external ventilation outlet, with a tube that
can be connected to any pre-existing exhaust system. The customer is required to adapt
the tube connector in case of connection to an existing external ventilation system.
The exhaust fume extraction system must be able to permit air flux of 36m3/h (cube meter
per hour).
Tube supplied has these characteristics:
Length: 2.5m (98in)
External diameter: 55mm (2.15”)
Internal diameter: 50mm (2”)
Connect the exhaust fume tube to the fume extractor using the metal clamp:

3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF KOS

3.1 HOW TO OPEN THE KOS CHASSIS
Power supply connector

Fuses 6.3x32mm
Fume exhaust
Unscrew 6 cross-screws on backside and 2-screws per side (right and left).
Remove the Carbon-Filter on the right side of the unit.
Remove the chassis (the carbon filter is maintained block by a magnet, so you can have
the chassis attracted by the magnet of carbon filter).

3.2 LEFT SIDE OF THE KOS
22
9 7
1 4
3
Legend:
1. HV switches 230VDC
2. IRTC temperature sensor PN 64585
3. KOS stirrer motor PN 67113
4. HV transformer (DANGER 4kV!) PN86177/B(230V) PN86177/A(115V)
5. Magnetron PN 86174
6. Magnetron cooling fan
7. Magnetron thermal switch PN 86175
8. Site for the carbon filter + Exhaust Fan
9. Open/Door sensors PN86167/M+PN62116 (coupled)
(Order together)
22. LAN cable (not marked, an yellow LAN cable) PN 371086

3.2.1 Left-Top view
15 16
13
14 12
11
10
8
9
Communication flat cable PN 67107

Legend:
8. Site for the carbon filter + Exhaust Fan

9. Open/Door sensors
10. Terminal cooling
11. Power supply 115/230V – 24V PN 67101
12. Main Board PN 67100
13. Lamps (marked with arrows)
14. Camera regulation membrane buttons PN 67112
15. USB ports (1pc) PN 330088
16. Main switch
Terminal (mother board + LCD touch screen) without cabling PN 67110

3.3 RIGHT SIDE OF THE KOS
17
18
19
DANGER
RISK OF DEATH
DO NOT TOUCH
THESE WIRES
IF POWER SUPPLY
20
CONNECTED 21
Legend:
17. EMI Filter and fuse-holders

5. Magnetron PN 86174
18. High voltage relay (High/Low power switch)
19. Camera (only CCD) Type 60Hz: PN67102, Type 50Hz PN67102/PAL
20. High-voltage capacitors group 50Hz: PN50217 0.74µF+PN933317 0.4µF
60Hz: PN67114 0.8µF+ PN933317 0.4µF
21. Heating transformer PN86176/A (230V) PN50235 (115V)
Check carefully your configuration and match proper PNs with your power supply version:
for example 230V/50Hz with PN50217+933317+86174/A

3.3.1 Right-Top view
14
15
11
12
13
22 16
13
25
23
24
Legend:

12. Main board
13. Lamp
14. Camera regulation board
15. USB ports
16. Main switch
22. LAN connector
23. Buzzer/beeper PN 62138
24. EMI Filter
25. Magnetron supply cabling

3.4 TOP (INSIDE) OF THE KOS
16 23
24
25
15 22
13
22
12
11
13
14
Legend:

12. Main board
13. Lamp
14. Camera regulation board
15. USB ports
16. Main switch
25. Magnetron supply connections
24. EMI Filter
23. Buzzer
22. LAN connection

3.5 BACK SIDE OF THE KOS

To get access at the internal component opne the chassis of the KOS according to the
paragraph 3.1 the unscrew the 3–screws red-circled in the following picture:
Then you get easy access top the high voltage stadium:
18
5
26
20
DANGER
RISK OF DEATH
DO NOT TOUCH
ANY PARTS
4
IF POWER SUPPLY
21
CONNECTED
Legend
4. High Voltage transformer

5. Magnetron
18. High voltage relay (High/Low power switch)
20. Capacitor group
21. Heating transformer
26. High voltage cabling (DANGER 4kV)

3.6 MAIN BOARD CONNECTORS

Connector/Pin Description:
X1. High voltage relay K1,
X2. High voltage relay board supply (+12Vdc),
X3. Magnetron power supply circuit:
X3.1 L: Live power input,
X3.2 N: Neutral power input
X3.3 N: High voltage transformer,
X3.4 L: High voltage transformer,
X3.5 Thermal switch,
X3.6 Thermal switch
X3.7 N: Heating transformer,
X3.8 L: Heating transformer,
X3.9 N: available (connected to pin 7),
X3.10 L: available (connected to pin 8),
X4. N.C.
X5. N.C.
X6. N.C.
X7. Door open/close sensor (related to LED9/YLW) – software sensing,
X8. Door open/close sensor – Magnetron power supply controller disconnector,
X9. N.C.
X10. N.C.
X11. N.C.
X12. N.C.
X13. N.C.
X14. Available DC power supply (+5V and +12V):
X14.1 +5Vdc,
X14.2 +12Vdc,
X14.3 0V (common)
X15. Humidity sensor,
X16. Microwave leakage sensor,
X17. Gas sensor,
X18. N.C.
X19. N.C.
X20. N.C.
X21. N.C.
X22. N.C.
X23. N.C.
X24. N.C.
X25. N.C.
X26. N.C.
X27. Main board power supply +24V,
X28. PC terminal power supply (output 24Vdc),
X29. USB connector (N.C.)
X30. Serial connection (main board to terminal connection),
X31. Buzzer,
X32. Stirrer,
X33. N.C.
X34. N.C.
X35. N.C.
X36. Exhaust Fan,
X37. Magnetron Fan,
X38. Available DC power supply (+5V and +12V):
X38.1 +5Vdc,
X38.2 +12Vdc,
X38.3 0V (common).
X39. Microcontroller programming connector,
X40. Extension connector.

LD3-LD4-LD5-LD1-LD2
LD20
LD16
LD9
LD8
LD7
LD21
LD6
LD22
LD24
LD10-LD11-LD12-LD13-LD14
LD17 - LD18 – LD23 – LD19
THESE
COMPONENTS
ARE UNDER THE
BLACK
HEAT–SINKER
DANGER
VOLTAGE
LD25

LEDs’ description:
LD1. Green Power supply +12Vdc present

LD2. Green Power input +24dc present
LD3. Green Temperature sensor (PT100) power supply present, +5V
LD4. Green Sensor power supply present, +5V
LD5. Green Microcontroller power supply present, +5V
LD6. Yellow Stirrer #1 (if blinking the stirrer #1 is rotating)
LD7. Yellow Stirrer #2 (if blinking the stirrer #2 is rotating)
LD8. Yellow Exhaust FAN (if blinking the exhaust fan is rotating)
LD9. Yellow Door sensing (ON→door OPEN, off door closed)
LD10. Yellow Level sensor #1
LD11. Yellow Level sensor #2
LD12. Yellow Auxiliary output #1 (ON→0V, OFF→floating)
LD13. Yellow Auxiliary output #2 (ON→0V, OFF→floating)
LD14. Yellow PWM command (if blinking data transmission)
LD15. - Not present
LD16. Yellow USB data rice-transmission
LD17. Yellow Solid state rely ON (X4 supplies X5), Side’s heater
LD18. Yellow Solid state relay ON (X4 supplies X6), Bottom’s heater
LD19. Yellow High voltage relay command (X4 supplies X5)
LD20. Yellow Buzzer beeping
LD21. Yellow Exhaust fan ON
LD22. Yellow Magnetron cooling fan ON
LD23. Yellow Heating transformer ON → Heating tras. supplied
LD24. Yellow High-voltage transformer power supply (command side)
LD25. Yellow High-voltage transformer power supply (triac side)
DIP SWITCH SW1 and SW2 must be aligned.

If SW1–ON and SW2–OFF: USB communication enabled
If SW1–OFF and SW2–ON: serial communication enabled
Note: USB connector not available for Rev. 03

4. CALIBRATION OF KOS
4.1 INTRODUCTION
Execution of these operations requires to be logged-in as SERVICE as follows: Open the
Log-in screen, press “SERVICE” icon on bottom, type/enter the service password: ‘035’.
NEVER communicate the service’s password to the user!
4.2 TEMPERATURE CALIBRATION
Log-in as SERVICE, press SETTINGS icon: “ ” and “Temperature Calibration” icon:
“ ” you get:
Current
measure
Calibration On-screen
BOX keyboard
Curr. measure
selection
Choose one histomodule:
4K (PN67301) 16KS (PN67350)
Select your first histomodule (p/e the 4K) and choose it pressing the “Current measure
selection” buttons (“TEST 4K”).

Fill the histomodule with water and insert the stirrer spin.
Measure using a calibrated external thermometer (such us a k-thermocouple) and fill the
measured temperature in “Lower value”-“T1°C” box th en copy from the
“Actual RAW temperature box” value in the “Lower value”-“T1 RAW”.
On screen press “SAVE” button and access to the “Hardware diagnostic” pressing the
icon: “ ”.
Set stirrer speed at approx 400rpm pressing the “Set Stirrer Speed RPM”:
If the “Stirrer speed RPM” remain at 0rpm if present get Security green pressing it:

Set Magnetron time at least 100s and “Set Magnetron Power” at 100: the KOS starts to
increase the temperature (and you ear the fans rotating).
Let the “Temperature RAW” reach around 580 then stop pressing the “Magnetron Heating”
green-button: heating system stops and the button becomes dark-gray.
BE CAREFUL: THE HISTOMODULE CAN BE VERY HOTEVER

communicate the service’s password to the user!
Press EXIT button “ ” and repress “Temperature Calibration” button “ ”.

Fill the Higher Temperature field.
Press SAVE: “ ”. Repeat these steps for all other histomodules.

4.3 HUMIDITY CALIBRATION
Log-in as SERVICE, Press SETTINGS: “ ”, then HARDWARE DIAGNOSTIC:
“ ”.
Take a 4/C histomodule filled with water without the cap and without the stirrer.
Place it inside the cavity:
Set Magnetron time at least 80s:
and “Set Magnetron Power” at 100: the KOS starts to increase the temperature. The water
starts to boil then you see the “Humidity” box increase.
Wait until you can see some moisture on cavity’s surface copy the Humidity value from the
screen:

In the case of the picture value is “348”.
Press EXIT “ ” and FACTORY SETTINGS “ ” so insert the value calculated in

this way:
Humidity sensor = Humidity – 10%
Humidity sensor = 350 – 10% ≈ 320
In normally the value is 320, press the white box the use the on-screen keyboard:
Verify the “Humidity sensor” button is GREEN, if not press it. Press SAVE “ ”
Now you can remove the histomodule.
BE CAREFUL: THE HISTOMODULE IS BE VERY HOT!

4.4 ALCHOOL ORGANIC/SOLVENT SENSOR CALIBRATION
Log-in as SERVICE, Press SETTINGS: “ ”, then HARDWARE DIAGNOSTIC:
“ ”.
Take a 4/C histomodule filled with ETHANOL (use Ethanol not other alcohol because can
be toxic). Place it inside the cavity:
Set Magnetron time at least 80s:
and “Set Magnetron Power” at 80: the KOS starts to increase the temperature.
The ethanol starts to boil you see the “Organic sensor” box increase.
Wait until you can see some moisture on cavity’s surface copy the Organic Sensor value
from the screen:

1000
In the case of the picture value is “1000”.
Press EXIT “ ” and FACTORY SETTINGS “ ” so insert the value calculated in

this way:
Organic Sensor = Humidity – 7%
Organic Sensor = 1000 – 7% ≈ 930
In normally the value is 930, press the white box the use the on-screen keyboard:
Verify the “Humidity sensor” button is GREEN, if not press it. Press SAVE “ ”
Now you can remove the histomodule.
BE CAREFUL: THE HISTOMODULE IS BE VERY HOT!

5. HOW TO…
5.1 … UPGRADE SOFTWARE
5.1.1 Compatibility version table

Version Compatibility Additional information
from ver.
1.1.4.8 - First stable release.
5.1.2 How to upgrade from all previous to Ver. 1.1.4.8

From www.milestonemedsrl.com in “Extranet section” (log-in access required). Download
the .zip folder from “Software”→“KOS” section and unzip the folder to an USB KEY and
connect it into the USB port of the unit.
- Log-in as SERVICE password "035",
- Select Settings:
Select Temp. Calibrations:
Copy all data from the screen:

In the following table:
Histomodule RAW Temperature [°C]

T1
Histomodule 4C
T2
T1
Histomodule 16S/EM
T2
T1
Other histomodules
T2
Humidity Max °C P
Solvent Max DELTA I
MW leak. Sensor retries D
Magnetron Period:
(data are for a different device COPY YOUR DATA!)
- Press the undo Button ,
- Press the “Factory settings” then copy the others data in the table and press
again UNDO icon:
- Press EXIT ,
- Press YES to close the KOS’ application ,

- Open the folder “My Device” (double press it):
- choose "Hard Disk",
- select "KOS" (press once the icon),
- from menu press "File" and "Rename"

- using the on-screen-keyboard or an usb-keyboard rename to "KOS old",

- press enter to confirm the new different name (Arrow 1),

- close the window (pressing "x" icon on top-right side of the screen), to get Windows CE
desktop,
- choose "My-Device" (double press the icon),
- choose "Hard Disk 2" (the usb-key),
- select "KOS" folder (the KOS text become highlight in blue),

- from menu press "Edit" and "Copy":
- close the window (pressing "x" icon on top-right side of the screen),
- choose "My-Device" (double press the icon),
- choose "Hard Disk",
- from menu press "Edit" and "Paste":
Copy in progress: let he unit upload the new files:
- when the “File Progress” windows disappears open the StartUp folder and the program
that you find inside: verify that the unit load the KOS software. If not verify thet you do right
process.

- Log-in as SERVICE,
- Select Settings:
Select Temp. Calibrations:
Copy all data from table to the screen:
Press Low Value-T1-RAW for the Histomodule 4C (it became red):

Insert by the on-screen numeric-keyboard insert the data written previously (for example
162):
Then press “”.

Repeat for all boxes (Low Value-T1-°C, higher value and histomodules 165/EM and Other
Histomodules).
When you copied all data press SAVE: the KOS goes out the Temperature Calibration
Screen to the Settings Screen.
From Settings Screen press “Factory Settings” icon ,
To set the data press the Max-value box and fill with proper values:

Set only the data.
Approx values:
Histomodule RAW Temperature [°C]

T1
Histomodule 4C
T2
T1
Histomodule 16S/EM
T2
T1
Other histomodules
T2
Humidity 320 Max °C 100 P 10
Solvent 930 Max DELTA 15 I 0
MW leak. Sensor retries 3 D 0
Magnetron Period: 1
The press SAVE.
We suggest to delete the KOS_old folder: Log-in as SERVICE, Settings, “Exit”, open
“My Device” fodler, open “Hard disk” folder, then select “KOS_old” folder (press once the
folde icon: the KOS_old is highlight in blue), from menu choose: “File”→”Delete” confirm
YES at all questions.
DELETE ONLY THE FOLDER KOS_old,

do not delete any other folders or files.
Reboot the unit.

Appendix “D” Electric diagrams
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MILESTONE

Caution, risk of danger!

Milestone S.r.l. Rev. 00/2009

Milestone S.r.l. Rev. 00/2009

This manual is ONLY a reference guide for K O S Service.

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

Milestone cannot assume liability for any such damage.

Milestone is ISO 9001 certified.

Microsoft Windows CE is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.

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1.2 BIOLOGICAL AND HYGIENE WARNINGS

This instrument is a medical device and is installed in environment where there is

Also you should put gloves when you touch it.

In any case, international health rules forbid shipments in standard packages of

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1.3 GENERAL WARNINGS

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1.4 SYMBOLS USED IN THIS MANUAL

An instruction accompanied by this symbol provides a cautionary

An instruction accompanied by this symbol provides a caution against

Biohazard: be careful when you execute the procedure marked with

Surfaces identified with this symbol are at danger temperature (more

CE logo: this instrument complies to European Community directives.

IVD medical device according to 98/79/EC directive.

WEEE European directive symbol (2002/96/EC):

Read carefully the information on the SERVICE MANUAL

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1.5 LIST OF THE REQUIRED BASIC TOOLS FOR SERVICE

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1.6 ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM OPERATING RATINGS

- Indoor use only;

It is required that plug is a 15A nominal current (for 115V).

2. KOS Part Number uses this format: PN 67001/color means:

Power supply RED chassis BLUE chassis GREEN chassis

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2. HOW TO INSTALL KOS

2.1.1 Structure (table)

In particular: KOS weights 43kg (95lb) empty.

Width: 64cm 25in, Height: 85cm 34in, Depth: 90cm 35in

2.1.3 Electrical power supply line

Neutral of power supply has to be referred to ground.

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Power line protection:

Connect with provided cable:

2.1.4 Exhaust fume extraction system

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3. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF KOS

Power supply connector

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3.2 LEFT SIDE OF THE KOS

22. LAN cable (not marked, an yellow LAN cable) PN 371086

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3.2.1 Left-Top view

Communication flat cable PN 67107

8. Site for the carbon filter + Exhaust Fan

Terminal (mother board + LCD touch screen) without cabling PN 67110

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3.3 RIGHT SIDE OF THE KOS

17. EMI Filter and fuse-holders

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3.3.1 Right-Top view

11. Power supply 115/230V – 24V PN 67101

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3.4 TOP (INSIDE) OF THE KOS