M2407 Upgrade SMN

HP SONOS M2407A
Imaging System
Use this document to:
❏ Upgrade an HP SONOS 500/1000/1500/OR system to a

SONOS 2000/2500 system (includes installation procedure),
❏ Upgrade a SONOS 2000/2500 system hardware and software to
latest revision,
❏ Install feature options in a SONOS 2000/2500 system,
❏ Install peripherals in a SONOS 2000/2500 system.
Upgrades and Installation Instructions

HP Part No. M2407-90010, Printed in U.S.A., Tenth Edition, 5/97
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Contents
1 Getting Started
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
To upgrade a SONOS 500/1000/1500/OR Imaging System from
any Revision A through O.4 to a SONOS 2000/2500:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
Before you start upgrading an old SONOS system to a
SONOS 2000/2500 system: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1
Upgrading an old system to a SONOS 2000/2500 system: . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
To upgrade an existing SONOS 2000/2500 hardware and software
to a specific revision: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
Upgrading from Revision A.0.x to A.1.x: (chapter 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
Upgrading SONOS 2000 to SONOS 2500: (chapter 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
Upgrading from Revision A.1.x to A.2: (chapter 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
Upgrading from Revision A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x: (chapter 2) . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
Upgrading from Revision B.0 to B.2.x: (chapter 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6
Upgrading from Revision B.1 to B.2.x: (chapter 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7
To install feature options: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8
To install peripherals: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8
2 Upgrades to existing SONOS 2000/2500
Revision A.0.x to A.1.x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

Before you start this upgrade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1
Detailed installation instructions for upgrading a
SONOS 2000/2500 from Revision A.0.x to Revision A.1.x. . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2
Upgrading a SONOS 2000 to a SONOS 2500 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Before you start this upgrade. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5
Detailed installation instructions for upgrading a 2000 to a 2500 . . . . . . 2-6
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Contents
Revision A.1.x to A.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11

Before you start this upgrade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11
SONOS 2000/2500 from Revision A.1.x to Revision A.2. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-12
Revision A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-15
SONOS 2000/2500 from Revision A.1.x or A.2 to Revision B.2.x. . . . . . 2-16
Revision B.0.x to B.2.x. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-21
SONOS 2000/2500 from Revision B.0.x to Revision B.2.x . . . . . . . . . . . 2-22
Revision B.1.x to B.2.x. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25
SONOS 2000/2500 from Revision B.1x to Revision B.2.x. . . . . . . . . . . . 2-27
3 Feature Options
Installing Feature Options in a SONOS 2000/2500 System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

Installing a DSR-SCSI board and DSR cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3
Installing RFI shields in an HP 77450A DSR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4
Installing HP 77450C, 77450B or 77450A DSR into system . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6
Installing the Continuous Loop Review (CLR) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-8
Installing Extended Physio (ECG/Aux/ Resp/HS/Pulse). . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-10
Installing the AQ Dataport/System I/O Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-11
Installing Color Kinesis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-13
Installing Stress Echo option . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-15
Installing 3D Acquisition Echo (3D) option. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-16
Installing AD Acoustic Densitometry (AD) option . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-17
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Contents
4 Peripherals
Installing Peripherals in a SONOS 2000/2500 System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

Procedure:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
Installing a SONOS 2000/2500 (M2407A) System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3
Moving old peripherals from old system to new system, or
Adding new peripherals to SONOS 2000/2500 system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5
Installing the HP 77612A (AG7300), 77613A /77623A (AG7350P/E),
or the 77622A (AG7330E) VCR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6
Installing the HP 77615A/77625A (Panasonic
AG-MD830P/E) VCR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-8
Installing the HP 77615A/77625A VCR & 77560A/77565A/77560B
B/W Printer (side-by-side) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10
Installing the HP 77530A/77535A (UP3000/P) Color Printer . . . . . . 4-12
Installing the HP 77530B/77535B (UP1850MD/EPM)
Color Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-14
Installing HP 77550A/77550B /77555A (UP5000/5200)
Color Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-16
Installing RFI strip fingers in HP 77555A (UP5000P)
Color Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-18
Installing HP 77550C/77555C (UP5600MD/MDP)
Color Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-20
Installing HP 77560A/77565A/77560B (UP870/860/890)
B/W Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-22
Installing HP 77580A/77585A (UP910/CE) Black-and-White
Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-24
Installing the HP 77510A (Kowa TLR111) Linescan Video
Recorder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-26
Cable Connections for Bk & Wt Printers and Color Printers. . . . . . . 4-29
Installing HP 77470A Digital Network Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-30
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Contents
5 Configuration
Program System (Option ROM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

Check System Peripheral Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Update Modify Options menu after installing peripheral . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
Check the system peripheral settings using the Setup function,
located on the control panel. (Consult with customer.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2
System Setup (Configuration) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
Configuring the Model 77470A Digital Network Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-10
6 Testing
Testing the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1
7 Training
Customer Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

Upgrade from SONOS (1000, etc.) to SONOS 2000/2500. . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1
Upgrades to existing SONOS 2000/2500 system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1
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1 Getting Started
Introduction
The instructions in this document describe: 1) how to upgrade an old SONOS

1000 (etc) system to a SONOS 2000/2500 System, 2) how to upgrade an
existing SONOS 2000/2500 System to the latest hardware and software
revision and 3) how to install feature options and peripherals in a SONOS
2000/2500 system. Use the check lists in chapter 1 as a summary of the
procedures you need to perform, and also use them as an index to
find the detailed procedures in this document.
To upgrade a SONOS 500/1000/1500/OR Imaging System
from any Revision A through O.4 to a SONOS 2000/
2500:
Before you start upgrading an old SONOS system to a

SONOS 2000/2500 system:
Kit Contents: Check upgrade kit checklist with the parts received in the kit.
System Setup (Configuration): Before you install this upgrade, check
whether or not you need to copy the configuration settings from the
customers existing system to the new SONOS 2000/2500 system. If you need
to do this, you must create a new preset as instructed in chapter 5, under
System Setup (Configuration).
Static Protection: To prevent electrical static discharge and to protect logic
components on pc boards, use properly grounded anti-static mats and straps.
Tools Required: Basic hand tools (including pliers, various sizes of TORX®,
Pozidriv®, Phillips®, and flat-blade screwdrivers), short blade/handle #2
Pozidriv® screwdriver (2 to 3 inches long), nut drivers (1/4 inch, 7/16 inch, 7
mm), 5/16 inch open-end wrench, and M2406A service manual. Systems with
77470A Digital Network Interface, also require computer keyboard, mouse
and monitor (or equivalent).
Material to be Returned: For upgrades from old SONOS system to SONOS
2000/2500, return old system/subsystems/parts as instructed in the ISY Parts
Return Program Procedures, enclosed in the upgrade kit.
WA RN IN G To ensure electrical safety during disassembly and reassembly,

remove power to the SONOS system.
M2407A System Upgrade and Installation 1-1

Getting Started
To upgrade a SONOS 500/1 000/1 50 0/OR Imaging System from any Revis ion A through O.4 to
a SONOS 2000 /2500:
Upgrading an old system to a SONOS 2000/2500 system:

Use the instructions on this page when the upgrade consists of swapping an
older SONOS system with a SONOS 2000/2500 system. First you will need to
install the 2000/2500. Then you must determine whether or not you need to
move peripherals from the old system to the 2000/2500. After you have
completely upgraded the system, you will need to perform most of the
procedures in chapters 5, 6 and 7. Note that the 2000/2500 will have the latest
revision software installed, and depending on what is purchased with the
upgrade, the 2000/2500 will have other peripherals and/or feature options
already installed in the system at the factory.
❏ Before you start. (page 1-1)
❏ Swap old system with new SONOS 2000/2500 System.
❏ Perform installation instructions. (Remove shipping crate/shipping
blanket, connect monitor, install gel/transducer holders.) (chapter 4)
❏ Determine if you need to install peripherals in new system. If yes, move
old peripherals from old system to new system. (chapter 4)
❏ Determine if you need to install a DSR in new system. If yes, move DSR
from old system to new system. (chapter 3)
If new system has 77470A Digital Network Interface (without its own
DSR), and old system has 77450B (2X) DSR, you will need to mount DSR
into 77470A. (Revision B.2.x, chapter 2)
❏ If system has 77470A Digital Network Interface, configure 77470A.

(chapter 5)
❏ Update Modify Options (Test) menu. (chapter 5)
❏ Check system peripheral settings. (chapter 5)
❏ Setup (configure) system. (chapter 5)
❏ Test system. (chapter 6)
❏ Train customer. (chapter 7)
❏ Return discarded old system/subsystems/parts. (page 1-1)
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Getting Started
To upgrade an exis ting SONOS 2000/2 500 hardware and soft ware to a speci fic revi sion:
To upgrade an existing SONOS 2000/2500 hardware and
software to a specific revision:
Use the following instructions when the upgrade consists of upgrading a

SONOS 2000/2500 to a specific revision. Choose the appropriate procedure:
Upgrading from Revision A.0.x to A.1.x: (chapter 2)
❏ Back-up presets. (page 2-2)
❏ Install Image Detector board? (page 2-2)
❏ Install Physio board? (page 2-2)
❏ Install A.1.x software in all subsystems. (page 2-2)
❏ Restore presets. (page 2-2)
❏ Install color kinesis? (page 2-3)
❏ Test Physio board? (page 2-3) Perform Basic tests. (page 2-3)
❏ Customer training. (page 2-3)
Upgrading SONOS 2000 to SONOS 2500: (chapter 2)
❏ Before you start. System must be at current revision. (page 2-5)
❏ Change color and name of system: replace side panels, bucket, rear door
and nameplate. (page 2-6)
❏ Add AQ (page 2-7)
i
❏ Add Color Kinesis (page 2-7)

❏ Add Extended Physio: only if included in kit (page 2-7)
❏ Install new software: only if not at current revision (page 2-8)
❏ Program system (opt ROM) for all installed feature options (page 2-9)
❏ Add Continuous Loop Review: only if included in kit (page 2-9)
❏ Add AQ Dataport: only if included in kit (page 2-9)
❏ Perform Basic tests. (page 2-9)
Getting Started
Upgrading from Revision A.1.x to A.2: (chapter 2)

❏ Back-up customers presets. (page 2-12)
❏ Upgrade scanner section. (page 2-12)
❍ Install new pc boards in slots A9 and B14.
A9: 77100-61220; B14: 77100-60840
❏ Install any feature option or peripheral that may have been
purchased. (chapter 3 and 4)
❏ Install A.2 software, using an A.2 flash card (not supplied). (page 2-13)
❏ Restore customer presets. (page 2-13)
❏ Program system, if necessary. (page 2-14)
❏ Test system. (page 2-14)
❏ Customer Training. (page 2-14)
❏ Return discarded pc boards (U.S.A. only) (page 2-11)

Getting Started
Upgrading from Revision A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x: (chapter 2)

Important: Read note on page 2-15.
❏ Upgrade scanner section. (page 2-16)

❍ Install pc boards in slots A2 through A7.
A2&A3: 77100-60550; A5&A7: 77100-60560; A4&A6: 77100-60570
❍ If system is at Revision A.1.x (not A.2), install boards in slots A9 & B14.
A9: 77100-61230; B14: 77100-60840
❏ Upgrade scan converter section. (page 2-17)
❍ Replace Motherboard, if not part number 77160-65030.
❍ Install new pc boards in slots C7, C9, C14 (only if AD option is installed
and new board is not already in system), C3 (check board configuration).
C3: 77100-65810; C7: 77160-65630; C9: 77100-65530; C14: 77100-65160
❍ Discard B/W CLR board in slot C2. (Leave slot empty.)
❏ Install new Physio board in keyprocessor section. (page 2-18)
❏ Install footswitch. (page 2-18)
❏ Install DSR or 77470A Digital Network Interface? (page 2-18)
Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option, but do not have a
DSR or do not have a 77470A Digital Network Interface:
Install DSR in the system as instructed in chapter 3.
Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option with DSR, but
without 77470A Digital Network Interface:
If system already has a Model 77450A (1X) DSR installed, you will need
to replace 77450A with Model 77450C (4X) DSR. Discard used Model
77450A DSR locally. If you replaced Model 77450B (2X) DSR with Model
77450C DSR (installed 3D option), discard Model 77450B DSR locally.
You also need to change EPROMs on DSR board (77100-65310).
Systems with 77470A, refer to B.1.x to B.2.x instructions.
❏ Perform procedures in revision B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade. (page 2-19)
❏ Return discarded pc boards, and other items only where indicated
(U.S.A. only). Other geographies should discard used pc boards and
other items, except where indicated. (page 2-15)

Getting Started
Upgrading from Revision B.0 to B.2.x

❏ Install new Physio board in keyprocessor section. (page 2-22)

❏ Install DSR or 77470A Digital Network Interface? (page 2-22)
Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option, but do not have a
DSR or do not have a 77470A Digital Network Interface:
Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option with DSR, but
without 77470A Digital Network Interface:
If system already has a Model 77450A (1X) DSR installed, you will need
to replace 77450A with Model 77450C (4X) DSR. Discard used Model
77450A DSR locally. If you replaced Model 77450B (2X) DSR with Model
77450C DSR (installed 3D option), discard Model 77450B DSR locally.
You also need to change EPROMs on DSR board (77100-65310).
❏ Perform procedures in revision B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade. (page 2-23)

Getting Started
Upgrading from Revision B.1.x to B.2.x

These steps are for B.2.x upgrades installing Model 77470A Digital
NOTE
Network Interface.

❏ Relocate B/W Printer and/or Kowa (not for all upgrades). (page 2-27)
❏ Remove, install, relocate DSR (not for all upgrades). (page 2-29)
❏ Move 77450B/C into Model 77470A (not for all upgrades). (page 2-30)
❏ Install Model 77470A into system. (page 2-32)
❏ Replace system I/O panel. (page 2-32)
❏ Check that memory on CCLR board has 128 Mbytes. (page 2-32)
❏ Change EPROMs on DSR board. (page 2-32)
❏ Install any feature option or peripheral that may have been
purchased (chapter 3 and 4)
❏ Install B.2.x software, using two flash cards (not supplied). (page 2-34)
❏ Restore customer presets. (page 2-34)
❏ Program system. (page 2-35)
❏ Configure Model 77470A. (chapter 5)
❏ Setup (configure) customer presets. (page 2-35)
❏ Test system. (page 2-35)

Getting Started
To instal l feature opt ions:
To install feature options:
Use these instructions when the upgrade consists of installing feature

options in a SONOS 2000/2500 system. After you have completely installed
the feature options, you should check whether or not you need to program
the system and/or reconfigure the system. Then test the system and train the
customer, if necessary.
❏ Install new feature options. (chapter 3)
❏ Program system (option ROM), if necessary. (chapter 5)
❏ Verify that feature options are operating properly. (chapter 3)
❏ Setup (configure) system, if necessary. (chapter 5)
To install peripherals:
Use these instructions when the upgrade consists of installing peripherals in

a SONOS 2000/2500 system. After you have completely installed the
peripherals, you should check whether or not you need to reconfigure the
system as described in chapter 5. Then test the system and train the
customer, if necessary.
❏ Install new peripherals. (chapter 4)
❏ Update Modify Options (Test) menu, if necessary. (chapter 5)
❏ Check system peripheral settings, if necessary. (chapter 5)
❏ Setup (configure) system, if necessary. (chapter 5)
❏ Verify that peripheral is operating properly. (chapter 5)

2 Upgrades to existing SONOS 2000/2500
Use the procedures in this chapter to upgrade an existing SONOS 2000/2500

system to a specific revision. Choose the appropriate procedure.
Revision A.0.x to A.1.x
The following instructions describe how to upgrade a SONOS 2000 or a

SONOS 2500 from Revision A.0.x to Revision A.1.x.
Before you start this upgrade

Static Protection:To prevent electrical static discharge and to protect logic
System Test: Test system to ensure that there are no problems. (Run
extended RST tests as described in M2406A service manual.)
Back-up customers presets: Refer to procedure in this upgrade.
Flash Card: Requires flash card(s), if replacing software.
Pozidriv®, Phillips®, and flat-blade screwdrivers).
Material to be Returned: For upgrades from Revision A.0.x to A.1.x,
return all discarded pc boards (U.S.A. only). Use shipping label provided in
upgrade kit. Note that all other geographies should discard used pc boards.

Upgrades to existing SONOS 20 00 /2500
Rev is ion A.0.x to A.1.x
Detailed installation instructions for upgrading a SONOS

2000/2500 from Revision A.0.x to Revision A.1.x.
A summary of the following procedures is provided in chapter 1.
1 Back-up presets:
a. Press Test key (Setup Off) to display Test Menu.
b. Select Other Tests & Utilities ( O key).

c. Select Preset Backup ( B key).
d. Select Backup Presets to KP ( B key).
e. Press Test and return to imaging mode.
2 SONOS 2000: Lift system top assembly and install Image Detector board
(77100-60670) in slot A11 of scanner back-end section.
3 SONOS 2000: Install Physio board (77921-60620 or 77921-60630) in K2 of

keyprocessor section, only if included in upgrade kit.
4 Install A.1.x software in all subsystems:

(Refer to M2406A Service Manual for detailed instructions, if necessary.)
a. Insert flash card into connector on Keyscanner board. Set its DIP
switch 3 (in 4-bank switch) to ON position during programming.

b. Power-up system.
c. Verify that programming was completed successfully (LED on board
displays OK!!). Power down system and remove flash card from
board.
d. Repeat procedure with flash card into connector on Digital control
board. Set its DIP switches 4 and 5 to closed position during pro-
gramming. Power down system and remove flash card when done.
e. Repeat procedure with flash card into connector on Processor
Graphics board. Set its DIP switch 7 (in left 8-bank switch) to UP
during programming. Power down system and remove flash card
when done.
5 Restore presets:

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d. Select Restore Presets from KP ( R key).
6 SONOS 2500: If this upgrade requires you to install color kinesis,

perform step 6.

c. Select Options ( O key).
d. Select Applications (use arrow and Enter).
e. Select Install (use trackball and Enter).
f. Move arrow in box displayed below words SERIAL NUMBER.
g. Type access code (upper case only) for feature option installed in
this upgrade, then press Return (not Enter).

Note that access code will disappear if system accepts code.
Access code will remain displayed if system does not accept code.
h. Select MODIFY, and verify that feature option is displayed on list of
applications. Also verify that feature option is enabled (x inside box).
i. Select OKAY twice, and press Test to return to imaging mode.
j. Repeat procedure, if you need to program system for another feature
option.
7 If you replaced the Physio board (step 3), test physio as follows:
a. Select Physio and turn Physio Suppress Off. Then select MMode.
b. Check that you can adjust Gain and Position for each physio channel.
c. Perform electrical test as instructed in the M2406A Service manual.
8 Perform Basic tests. (Refer to M2406A Service manual, if necessary.

Also refer to chapter 6 and perform appropriate steps for this upgrade.)
9 Customer training.
a. Review all user documentation, videos, toolkits, etc. If new users
guide is supplied in kit, remove old users guide (recycle).
b. Provide knobology training per guidelines provided during CE
training.
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Upgrading a SONOS 200 0 to a SONOS 250 0
Upgrading a SONOS 2000 to a SONOS 2500
The following instructions describe how to upgrade a SONOS 2000 system to

a SONOS 2500 system.
Revision Level: System must be at current revision. If not, upgrade system

to current revision before upgrading SONOS 2000 to SONOS 2500.

Flash Card: Requires flash-card(s), if replacing software.
Material to be Returned: For upgrades from SONOS 2000 to SONOS

2500, return all discarded pc boards (U.S.A. only). Use shipping label
provided in upgrade kit. Note that all other geographies should discard used
pc boards.



SONOS 2000 to a SONOS 2500
The system must be at the current revision hardware and software. If not,
NOTE first upgrade system to the current revision. A summary of the following
SONOS 2000 to SONOS 2500 procedure is provided in chapter 1.
Change color and name of system:
1 Remove and discard left and right side panels:

a. Remove two filters at front of system.
b. Remove four black push-in rivets, securing top of panels to system.
c. Remove rear door.
d. Close system top assembly.
e. Grasp corner of side panel and pull it outward.
f. Install new side panels (snap in place).
g. Lift system top assembly and secure top of side panels with four
black push-in rivets.
h. Reconnect two filters removed from system. (Keep rear door off.)
i. Snap pocket inserts in side panels, if not installed at factory.
2 Remove and discard bucket:

a. Disconnect six screws securing bucket. (Remove transducers, if any.)
b. Connect cable hooks to sides of bucket, if not installed at factory.
c. Install new bucket with six screws.
3 Remove and discard SONOS nameplate:

a. Be careful not to damage system. With a small flat-blade screw-
driver (or knife), carefully lift nameplate away from system.
b. Peel backing from new SONOS 2500 nameplate and install on system.
4 Remove and discard rear door:

a. Remove door, if connected. Install new door at end of upgrade.

If you are required to install new software, you must first install the hardware
NOTE of each feature option included in this kit (AQi, color kinesis, extended physio,
etc.). Next you install the software and then you program the system for each
feature option you installed in this upgrade.
Install AQi hardware:
1 Lift system top assembly and disconnect metal plate covering pc boards.
2 Insert AQ Split board (77100-66380) in slot C8 of imager box.
3 Connect AQ split cable (77100-64540) to receptacles on top of this AQ
Split board and Scanner I/O board (77100-65150).
4 Program system (option ROM) for AQ. Use program procedure described
in chapter 5.
5 After you program system, test AQi:
a. Select AQ and verify that GAIN SAVE appears on right panel.
b. Perform Basic tests.
Install color kinesis hardware:
Install color kinesis as instructed in chapter 3.
Install extended physio hardware, if included in kit:
To install extended physio, refer to chapter 3.

Install current software:
If your system requires to be upgraded to the current software revision,
perform the following procedure:
1 Back-up presets:

d. Select Backup Presets to KP ( B key).
2 Install current software in all subsystems:
(Refer to M2406A Service Manual for detailed instructions, if necessary.)

b. Power-up system.
board.
e. Repeat procedure with flash card into connector on Processor
Graphics board. Set its DIP switch 7 (in left 8-bank switch) to UP
during programming. Power down system and remove flash card
when done.
3 Restore presets:

d. Select Restore Presets from KP ( R key).

Program system (option ROM) for each installed feature option:
Program system as instructed in chapter 5 to activate feature option with
access code provided in kit.
Installing the Continuous Loop Review (CLR) option:
This procedure is not for all upgrades. If CLR option is provided in kit, install
it as instructed in chapter 3.
Installing the Extended Physio (ECG/Aux/ Resp/HS/Pulse):
This procedure is not for all upgrades. If extended physio option is provided
in kit, install it as instructed in chapter 3.
Installing the AQ Dataport:
This procedure is not for all upgrades. If AQ dataport option is provided in
kit, install it as instructed in chapter 3.
Test system
Perform Basic tests. (Refer to M2406A Service manual, if necessary. Also
refer to chapter 6 and perform appropriate steps.)
Customer training
1 Review all user documentation, videos, tookits, etc. If new users guide is
supplied in kit, remove old users guide (recycle).
2 Provide knobology training per guidelines provided during CE
training.

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Rev is ion A.1.x to A.2
Revision A.1.x to A.2
SONOS 2500 from revision A.1.x to revision A.2.
Revision Level: System must be at Revision A.1.x. If not, upgrade to A.1

before installing revision A.2.

Flash Card: Requires A.2 flash card (not included in kit).
Material to be Returned for U.S.A. only: For upgrades from Revision
A.1.x to A.2, return all discarded pc boards (U.S.A. only). Use shipping label
provided in upgrade kit. Note that all other geographies should discard used
pc boards.



2000/2500 from Revision A.1.x to Revision A.2.
The system must be at A.1.x or greater hardware and software. A summary of

NOTE the following procedures is provided in chapter 1.
Back-up presets:
1 Press Test key (Setup Off) to display Test Menu.
2 Select Other Tests & Utilities ( O key).
3 Select Preset Backup ( B key).
4 Select Backup Presets to KP ( B key).
5 Press Test and return to imaging mode.
Upgrade scanner section:
1 Lift system top assembly.and remove top of imager box.
2 Remove and discard following scanner pc boards:
❍ PV/Omni power supply board (from slot A9).
❍ Digital Control board (from B14).
3 Install following new scanner pc boards:
❍ Board 77100-61220 into slot A9.
❍ Board 77100-60840 into slot B14.(Note that the new Digital Control
board, provided in the upgrade kit, has the same part number as the old
board, but it will have a higher date code and must be used.)

Revision A.2 requires that you install new software. You must first install all
NOTE hardware as previously instructed, as well as any other feature option
included in this kit, before you install the software. Then you program the
system for each feature option you installed in this upgrade.
Install A.2 software:
1 Back-up presets. (You should already have performed this procedure at
the beginning of this A.2 upgrade.)
2 Install A.2 software in all subsystems:
(Refer to M2406A Service Manual for detailed instructions, if necessary.
Revision A.2 requires the use of a flash card to install software.)

b. Power-up system.
board.
e. Repeat procedure with flash card into connector on Processor Graph-
ics board. Set its DIP switch 7 (in left 8-bank switch) to UP during
programming. Power down system and remove flash card when
done.
Restore customer presets:
4 Select Restore Presets from KP ( R key).

Program system, if you installed any other feature option with this
upgrade:
Test system
Customer training
Revision A.2 does not require that you provide knobology training. However,
when the omni II probe and/or the pediatric probe is purchased, you should
familiarize the customer with these probes. Also, the upgrade kit will include
documentation (power tables), which must be inserted into the customers
user guide under Safety and Standards Guide.

Rev is ion A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x
Revision A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x
SONOS 2500 from Revision A.1.x or A.2 to Revision B.2.x.
Revision Level: System must be at Revision A.1.x or A.2.

When upgrading to Revision B.2.x, each of the customer created presets can
IMPORTANT NOTE be backed-up and restored with the following exclusions: Within each
customer created preset, colorization choices need to be redefined. Also, all

vascular analysis package choices within each preset will be set to factory
defaults and thus will need to be redefined by the customer.
Flash Cards: Requires B.2.x flash-card set (two cards not included in kit).
Pozidriv®, Phillips®, and flat-blade screwdrivers). Systems with 77470A
Digital Network Interface, also require computer keyboard, mouse and
monitor (or equivalent).
Material to be Returned for U.S.A. only: For upgrades from Revision

A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x, return all pc boards removed from system. Use bags
and boxes in which corresponding new pc boards were packaged. Only
exception: Do not return Motherboard. Instead use Motherboard bag and box
for returning B&W CLR pc board. Also return other items only where
indicated. Shipping label is provided in upgrade kit for returning items to ISY.
Note that all other geographies should discard used pc boards and other
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2000/2500 from Revision A.1.x or A.2 to Revision B.2.x.
The system must be at Revision A.1.x or A.2 hardware and software. A

NOTE summary of the following procedures is provided in chapter 1.
Back-up presets:
Important: Read note on previous page before starting.
Upgrade scanner section:
1 Lift system top assembly.and remove top of imager box.
2 Remove and discard following scanner pc boards:
❍ All Coarse Delay boards (from slots A2 through A7).
❍ If system is at Revision A.1.x (not A.2), remove PV/Omni power sup-

ply board (from slot A9) and Digital Control board (from B14).
3 Install following new scanner pc boards:
❍ Boards 77100-60550 into slots A2 and A3.
❍ If system is at Revision A.1.x (not A.2), install Board 77100-61220 or

77100-61230 into slot A9 and Board 77100-60840 into slot B14.(Note that
the new Digital Control board, provided in the upgrade kit, has the
same part number as the old board, but it will have a date code of 3546
or greater. Use the new board in the kit.)

Upgrade scan converter section:
Check part number of scan converter Motherboard. If this board has part
NOTE number 77100-65010, you will need to remove and discard it. Start with step 1
to replace this board with new Motherboard 77160-65030. If Motherboard has
correct part number and you do not need to replace it, omit step 1.
1 Replace Motherboard, if not part number 77160-65030:
a. Remove two ribbon cables on top of scanner I/O board.
b. Remove all scan converter boards (from slots C1 through C14).
c. Remove all connectors plugged into top of Motherboard.
d. Unscrew and disconnect four power cables attached to Motherboard.
e. Remove all screws holding Motherboard to bottom of imager box.
f. Slide Motherboard towards front of system to disconnect it from the
edge connector. Lift it out of system.
g. Install new Motherboard in reverse order of above instructions.
h. Set jumper on Motherboard to 750 position (2000/2500 system).
2 Discard scan converter B/W CLR board (77100-65800) from slot C2. There
will be no replacement for this board. Slot C2 will be empty.
3 Install following new scan converter pc boards:
a. Replace and discard Image Memory board (77100-65610) in slot C7
with new Image Memory board (77160-65630).
b. Replace and discard R-Theta board (77160-65510) in slot C9 with new
R-Theta board (77100-65530).
c. If you are also installing the AD option as part of this B.2.x upgrade,
replace and discard Scanner I/O board (77100-65150) in slot C14 with
new Scanner I/O board (77160-65160). If new Scanner I/O board is
already in system, return new board in upgrade kit to ISY (U.S.A. and
all other geographies).
d. Replace and discard Color CLR board (77100-65900) in slot C3 with
new CCLR board (77100-65810). Also check that this new board is
configured as described below or on the next page:
If system does not have stress echo, 3D or Digital Network

Interface option: CCLR board should have two SIMMS (memory
modules) installed in SIMM 1 and 2 slots. Top two slots SIMM 3 and 4
are not used. Also CCLR board DIP switches should be set for 16 M
bytes (SW 8 up; all other switches down). If you need to install or

replace a SIMM, refer to chapter 3 Installing the Continuous Loop

Review.
If system has stress echo, 3D, or Digital Network Interface
option: CCLR board should have four SIMMS (memory modules)
installed. Also CCLR board DIP switches should be set for 128 M
bytes (SW 1--SW 5 down; SW 6, 7 and 8 up).
4 Reinstall all remaining scan converter boards.
For systems with the stress echo option, a physio interface cable kit
NOTE is enclosed in the Revision B.2.x upgrade kit. The physio interface kit
can be used to interface the SONOS 2000/2500 system with other
manufacturers diagnostic ECG equipment. The kit includes a cable
with various connectors to provide a connection between the AUX 1
input port on the SONOS 2000/2500 system and the external ECG
output port on the other manufacturers ECG equipment. To make
this connection, refer to the instructions in the physio interface kit.
Install Physio board:
Revision B.2.x requires that a new Physio board 77921-60630 (or the new
extended Physio board 77921-60620) be used. The kit will include the proper
Physio board, depending on which Physio is installed in system. Refer to
Installing Extended Physio located in chapter 3 for instructions to install
and test board.
Install footswitch:
Replace and discard old footswitch with new style footswitch. (Note that old
footswitch will also work with Revision B.2.x system.)
Install DSR or 77470A Digital Network Interface?
Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option, but do not have a DSR

or do not have a 77470A Digital Network Interface:

Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option with DSR, but without

77470A Digital Network Interface:
If system already has a Model 77450A (1X) DSR installed, you will need to
replace 77450A with Model 77450C (4X) DSR. Discard used Model 77450A
DSR locally. If you replaced Model 77450B (2X) DSR with Model 77450C DSR
(installed 3D option), discard used Model 77450B DSR locally. You also need
to change EPROMs on DSR board (77100-65310).
To install DSR and/or EPROMs:
1 Install two new option EPROMs (77100-11711) on DSR board (slot C12 of
scan converter section) as follows:
a. Position DSR board with its components facing upward and its edge
connector facing downward.
b. Remove the two EPROMs from their sockets and discard.
c. Insert new EPROM labeled LSB into the left ROM socket on DSR
board. (Notch on EPROM faces right.)
d. Insert new EPROM labeled MSB into the right ROM socket on DSR
2 Install DSR as instructed in chapter 3.
Perform procedures in Revision B.1.x to B.2.x Upgrade
To complete this revision A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x upgrade, you must also
perform the procedures described in Revision B.1 to B.2.x upgrade, located
in this chapter 2. (First read the following:)
B.2.x upgrades which have 77470A Digital Network Interface:

Perform all instructions in B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade.
B.2.x upgrades without 77470A Digital Network Interface:

Install any feature option or peripheral included in kit.
Change software, and restore customer presets.
Program system for any feature option installed.
Configure system and then test system.

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Revision B.0.x to B.2.x
SONOS 2500 from Revision B.0.x to Revision B.2.x.
Revision Level: System must be at Revision B.0.


Back-up customers presets: Refer to following note:
If the system serial number is less than xxxxA02340 (system was originally a
IMPORTANT NOTE revision A.x system), perform the following procedure before upgrading the
system. If serial number is higher, disregard following procedure and back-up
customers presets as instructed on next page.
Press preset and select each non-cardiac user custom preset.
Resave the preset (using the same name).
Repeat this procedure for all non-cardiac custom presets.
Back-up customer presets as instructed on next page.
Material to be Returned: For upgrades from Revision B.0.x to B.2.x,

return all pc boards (if any) removed from system (U.S.A. only). Return other
items only where indicated. Shipping label is provided in upgrade kit for
Note that all other geographies should discard used

returning items to ISY.
pc boards and other items, except where indicated.



2000/2500 from Revision B.0.x to Revision B.2.x.
The system must be at Revision B.0.x hardware and software. A summary of

NOTE the following procedures is provided in chapter 1.
Back-up presets:
Important: Read note on previous page before starting.
Install Physio board:
Revision B.2.x requires that a new Physio board 77921-60630 (or the new
extended Physio board 77921-60620) be used. The kit will include the proper
Physio board, depending on which Physio is installed in system. Refer to
Installing Extended Physio located in chapter 3 for instructions to install
and test board.
Install DSR or 77470A Digital Network Interface?
Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option, but do not have a DSR

or do not have a 77470A Digital Network Interface:
Systems which have stress, AD or 3D option with DSR, but without

77470A Digital Network Interface:
If system already has a Model 77450A (1X) DSR installed, you will need to
replace 77450A with Model 77450C (4X) DSR. Discard used Model 77450A
DSR locally. If you replaced Model 77450B (2X) DSR with Model 77450C DSR
(installed 3D option), discard used Model 77450B DSR locally.

You also need to change EPROMs on DSR board (77100-65310). To install
DSR and/or EPROMs:
2 Install DSR as instructed in chapter 3.
Perform procedures in Revision B.1.x to B.2.x Upgrade
To complete this revision B.0 to B.2.x upgrade, you must also perform the
procedures described in Revision B.1 to B.2.x upgrade, located in this
chapter 2. (First read the following:)
B.2.x upgrades which have 77470A Digital Network Interface:

Perform all instructions in B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade.
B.2.x upgrades without 77470A Digital Network Interface:

Install any feature option or peripheral included in kit.
Change software, and restore customer presets.
Program system for any feature option installed.
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Revision B.1.x to B.2.x
SONOS 2500 from Revision B.1.x to Revision B.2.x.
Note that 77470A requires system to be at B.2.x or greater with

Continuous Loop Review (CLR).
Revision Level: System must be at Revision B.1.x.


Back-up customers presets: Refer to following note:
If the system serial number is less than xxxxA02340 (system was originally a
IMPORTANT NOTE revision A.x system), perform the following procedure before upgrading the
system. If serial number is higher, disregard following procedure and back-up
customers presets as instructed in this upgrade.
Press preset and select each non-cardiac user custom preset.
Resave the preset (using the same name).
Repeat this procedure for all non-cardiac custom presets.
Back-up customer presets as instructed in this upgrade.
before you start procedure continued on next page . . .

Material to be Returned: For upgrades from Revision B.1.x to B.2.x,

return all pc boards (if any) removed from system (U.S.A. only). Return other
items only where indicated. Shipping label is provided in upgrade kit for
Note that all other geographies should discard

returning pc boards to ISY.
used pc boards and other items, except where indicated.



2000/2500 from Revision B.1.x to Revision B.2.x.
Refer to introduction at beginning of this B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade instructions.

NOTE (A summary of the following procedures is provided in chapter 1.)
Back-up presets:
Read important note (see second previous page) before starting.
Relocate B/W Printer and/or Kowa:
In order to make room for mounting Model 77470A Digital Network Interface
into front bay of system, you may need to relocate Model 77510A Kowa and/
or Model 77560A/77565A/77560B B/W Printer.
To relocate B/W 77560A/77565A/77560B Printer:

If there is room somewhere else in front bay of system (77470A mounts in
top section of bay), mount printer using same hardware. There may be a
new panel in kit to enclose printer in tray. Remove DSR, if any, and follow
DSR instructions later in this upgrade.
The B/W Printer can be mounted next to VCR on side of system only if VCR
is small Model 77615A/77625A. To install printer next to VCR, refer to
instructions in chapter 4. Discard old printer hardware (tray, etc.). Remove
DSR, if any, and follow DSR instructions later in this upgrade.
If there is no room inside front bay, and if system has large model VCR
(77612A,77613A/77623A or 77622A), mount B/W Printer on tabletop:
❍ Connect BNC cable (8120-1840) to B-W connector on system I/O panel
and to VIDEO IN on printer.
procedure continued on next page . . .

❍ Connect BNC cable (8120-1840) to PRINT on system I/O panel and to BNC
adapter (1250-0080).
❍ Connect control cable (77530-64010) to BNC adapter (1250-0080) and to
REMOTE on printer.
❍ Connect power cable to printer and wall outlet.
To relocate 77510A Kowa on tabletop:
1 Remove Kowa from system. Discard old hardware and cables
(77921-64290 cable from Kowa to E-box and power cable).
2 Remove and discard rear door of system.
3 Connect new internal cable 77921-64400 to inside of new door
(SONOS 2000 - 77921-62382; SONOS 2500 - 77921-62384), if not already
connected.
a. Remove three screws and nuts from connector of internal cable.
(Discard screws but save nuts.)

b. Secure new internal cable to inside of new rear door, using three new
screws (2200-0113) and the three nuts saved in previous step. (Nuts
mount on outside of door.)
c. Secure two ground wires (part of internal cable) to inside of new rear
door, using new screw (2360-0115).
4 Connect other end of internal cable to STRIP CHART connector on
E-box.
5 Connect rear door to system.
6 Attach label (77921-80670) to outside of door near connector of cable.
7 After remainder of upgrade is completed and you are ready to use the
Kowa, connect new outside cable (77500-61130) to new connector on
door of system and also to Kowa. Connect Kowa power cable and select
proper line voltage on back of Kowa.
Peripherals (other than small B/W printer and kowa), which are displaced by
NOTE mounting model 77470A Digital Network Interface just under E-box, can be
mounted in other areas of the peripheral bay.

Remove, install or relocate DSR:
If system has no DSR and you are installing Model 77470A Digital
Network Interface (with or without its own DSR):
Install new DSR-SCSI board (77100-65310) in slot C12 of scan converter
section. Also install DSR internal ribbon cable from new DSR board to rear
panel of E-box. For detailed instructions, refer to chapter 3.
If system has Model 77450A (1X) DSR and you are installing Model
77470A Digital Network Interface (with or without its own DSR):
Remove 77450A DSR and discard it and its mounting tray locally.
If system has Model 77450B (2X) DSR and you are installing Model
77470A Digital Network Interface (without its own DSR):
Remove 77450B DSR and mount it into Model 77470A Digital Network
Interface as described on next page. Discard DSR mounting tray locally.
If system has Model 77450B (2X) DSR and you are installing Model
77470A Digital Network Interface (with its own 77450C 4X DSR):
Remove 77450B DSR and discard it and its mounting tray locally.
If system has Model 77450C (4X) DSR and you are installing Model
77470A Digital Network Interface (without its own DSR):
Remove 77450C and mount it into Model 77470A Digital Network Interface as
described on next page. Discard DSR mounting tray locally.

Move Model 77450B/C into Model 77470A Digital Network Interface:
This procedure is not for all upgrades. Refer to previous page for systems
which require this procedure.
Prepare Model 77450B/77450C DSR for mounting into Model 77470A:
To prepare Model 77450B (2X):
1 Remove DSR from its tray and any hardware connected to DSR.
2 Install bracket supports (support and screw kit 77470-60010) to sides of
DSR, using four screws. Use bottom screw holes on supports, and face
flange towards front.
3 Snap bezel (4040-2330) to front of DSR.
4 On left-most connector at rear of DSR, verify that pin A9 is connected to
pin B9 and pin A10 is connected to pin B10, using two individual jumpers.
(Note that connector pin A1 is at the upper right hand corner and B1 is at
the lower right hand corner.)
To prepare Model 77450C (4X):
1 Remove DSR from its tray and any hardware connected to DSR.
2 Install bracket supports (support and screw kit 77470-60010) to sides of
DSR, using four screws. Use bottom screw holes on supports, and face
flange towards front.
3 Snap bezel (4040-2330) to front of DSR.
4 On left-most connector at rear of DSR, verify that Pin 5 is connected to
pin 6, using jumper 0360-2526. (Note that pins 5 and 6 are the third set in
from the left.)
5 Attach 4X label (77450-80200) to left of DSR LED.
The DIP switches, located on top of DSR, are not active. They can be set to
NOTE any position.

Mount DSR into Model 77470A
Use T15 TORX®
1 Remove top cover of 77470A. (Slide front plastic locks towards center,
then pull cover forward and lift cover.)
2 Remove blank panel from middle slot. (Save screws.)
3 Remove floppy drive from top slot. (Disconnect its ribbon cable and
power cable.)
4 Disconnect ribbon cable and power cable from C Drive pc board.
5 Slide DSR halfway into middle slot.
6 Locate ribbon cable that will connect to DSR.
For Model 77450B (2X): Remove its terminator plug. Then connect this
ribbon cable and the power cable to DSR.
For Model 77450C (4X): Remove its terminator plug and replace with ter-
minator plug (1252-5916) in kit. Then connect this ribbon cable and the
power cable to DSR.
7 Secure DSR to middle slot, using same screws removed from blank panel.
8 Reconnect floppy drive to top slot, and reconnect its ribbon cable and
power cable.
9 Reconnect ribbon cable and power cable to C drive.
10 Reconnect top cover of 77470A.

Install Model 77470A Digital Network Interface into system:
It is recommended that you install Model 77470A in top section of the
peripheral bay, directly below E-box. The procedure to install the Model
77470A is described in chapter 4.
Replace System I/O panel:
This procedure is for all upgrades which have systems with Model 77470A
Digital Network Interface.
The procedure to replace system I/O panel is same as described in Installing
the AQ Dataport/Installing system I/O panel located in chapter 3.
Check memory on CCLR board (77100-65810):
Model 77470A Digital Network Interface requires that system CCLR board
has 128 Mbytes of memory. (If system has stress or 3D option, CCLR board
will already have 128 Mbytes.) If you need to change memory from 16 Mbytes
to 128 Mbytes, or you want to check amount of memory on CCLR board,
refer to procedure as described in Installing Continuous Loop Review
located in chapter 3.
Change EPROMs on DSR board (77100-65310):
This procedure is for all upgrades which have systems with Model 77470A
Digital Network Interface.
1 Lift system top assembly and remove top of imager box.

Install feature options:
Install any other feature options (such as stress, 3D, AD, etc.) that are
included in kit. Refer to chapter 3 for installation instructions.
Install peripherals:
Install any peripheral that is included in kit. Refer to chapter 4 for installation
instructions.
revision B.2.x procedure continued on next page . . .

Revision B.2.x requires that you install new software. You must first install all
NOTE hardware as previously instructed, as well as any other feature option
hardware included in this kit, before you install the software. Then you
program the system for each feature option you installed in this upgrade.
Install B.2.x software:
1 Back-up presets. (You should already have performed this procedure at
the beginning of this B.2.x upgrade.)
2 Install B.2.x software in all subsystems:
(Refer to M2406A Service Manual for detailed instructions, if necessary.
Revision B.2.x requires two flash cards to install software. One flash card
is for keyprocessor and scanner and the other flash card is for scan con-
verter.)
a. Insert flash card (keyprocessor/scanner) into connector on Keyscan-
ner board. Set its DIP switch 3 (in 4-bank switch) to ON position.
b. Power-up system. (Programming begins automatically.)
board. Return DIP switch 3 to OFF position.
d. Repeat procedure with flash card (keyprocessor/scanner) into con-
nector on Digital control board. Set its DIP switches 4 and 5 to closed
position. Power down system and remove flash card when done.
Return DIP switches 4 and 5 to its open position.
e. Repeat procedure with flash card (scan converter) into connector on
Processor Graphics board. Set its DIP switch 7 (in left 8-bank switch)
to UP. Power down system and remove flash card when done. Return
DIP switch 7 to its down position.
Restore customer presets:
Refer to important note at beginning of these Revision B.2.x upgrade

instructions.
4 Select Restore Presets from KP ( R key).

If you are upgrading from A.1.x or A.2.x to B.2.x, and the system serial
NOTE number is less than XXXXA02340, follow this 4-step procedure:
1 Press Preset and select each non-cardiac user custom preset.
2 Resave the Preset (using the same name).
3 Repeat this procedure for all non-cardiac presets.
4 Back-up customer presets.
Program system for Digital Network Interface and for any other
feature option (stress, 3D, AD, etc.) installed with this upgrade:
Configure Model 77470A Digital Network Interface
Configure 77470A as instructed at the end of chapter 5.
Setup (configure) customer presets
Set the system presets to fit the customers needs, according to which options
and which peripherals were purchased with Revision B.2.x. Refer to system
setup procedure in chapter 5.
Test system
Customer training
Revision B.2.x requires that you provide customer training. Refer to chapter 7.
Remove old users guide (recycle), and replace it with new users guide and
any other customer documentation provided in kit.

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3 Feature Options
Installing Feature Options in a SONOS 2000/2500
System
Use the procedures in this chapter to install feature options in a SONOS
2000/2500 system. After you install all of the feature options, you should
check whether or not you need to program the system and to reconfigure the
system. Also train the customer, if necessary.
1 Install feature options: Refer to the following list and locate the proper
instructions. Also verify that feature option is operating properly.
DSR HP Models 77450C, 77450B and 77450A (page 3-3)

CLR (page 3-8)
Extended Physio (ECG/Aux/Resp/HS/Pulse) (page 3-10)
AQ Dataport (page 3-11)
Color Kinesis (page 3-13)
Stress echo (includes installing/replacing a SIMM) (page 3-15)

3 Dimensional Acquisition Echo (3D) (page 3-16)
Acoustic Densitometry (AD) (page 3-17)
2 Program system (option ROM), if necessary. (chapter 5)
3 Setup (configure) system, if necessary. (chapter 5)
4 Test system. (chapter 6)
5 Train customer. (chapter 7)

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Installing a DSR-SCSI board and DSR cable

If you are installing a new DSR (77450C), or if you are swapping the DSR
(77450B or 77450A) from an old system to the new system, you will first need
to add a DSR-SCSI board and a cable in the scan converter section of the new
SONOS 2000/2500 system as described on this page.
Note that if you are swapping a 77450A DSR from an old system to the new
system, you may also need to install RFI shields in the DSR as described on
the next page. After completing the instructions on this page, refer to
instructions starting on the next page.
1 Install new DSR-SCSI board (77100-65310) in slot C12 of the scan

converter section. (To access this board, press latch on sides of system
and then lift system top assembly upward. Remove top cover of
E-Box.)
Note that if system is being upgraded to Revision B.2.x, install two DSR
option EPROMs. Refer to Revision B.2.x upgrade instructions (chapter 2).
2 Install DSR internal ribbon cable (77100-64450) from new DSR-SCSI

board to rear panel of E-Box as follows:
a. Connect this ribbon cable to the rectangular hole on the rear, top-
right corner of the E-Box (two screws). You may need to first remove
a panel covering the hole.
b. Connect other end of this cable to the connector on the DSR-SCSI
board. (Make sure that this ribbon cable bends with its z-fold posi-
tioned such that the cable runs across the top of the scan converter
boards and then directly to the connector on the E-Box. Do not have
the cable blocking the air flow through the holes of the grill on the
E-Box rear panel.)
3 Close the system top assembly to its normal position.
4 Install DSR into new system as instructed on the page following the next
two pages (Installing the 77450B/C or 77450A DSR into the system).
(RFI changes on next page are not required for 77450B/C DSRs or
for 77450A DSRs shipped direct from the factory.)

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Installing RFI shields in an HP 77450A DSR

If you are swapping a 77450A DSR from an old to new system, check whether
or not you need to add the RFI shields as instructed in the following note:
Disconnect old hardware/cables from DSR, and remove DSR from system.
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If top cover of DSR is secured with four screws, the DSR does not require any
RFI changes. Continue with procedures on the page following the next page.
If top cover of DSR is secured with one screw, first install RFI shields as
described below. Then complete procedure on page following the next page.
1 Remove and discard top cover of DSR (one screw - use #2 Pozidriv®).
2 Remove and discard air cover and filter (four screws - use #2 Pozidriv®).
3 Remove and discard chassis guide (two nuts - use 7/16 inch nut driver).
4 Install standoff in threaded stud on chassis just behind fan- use 1/4 inch
nut driver. (Do not overtighten, and be careful not to push cable into fan.)
5 Install Doppler tone shield: (Save old screws.)

a. Disconnect three ribbon cables and one power cable from Controller
board and remove Controller board (four screws - use #1 Pozidriv®).
b. Remove and discard shield located under Controller board - use #1
Pozidriv®).
c. Install new Doppler tone shield in same location as old shield.
Note that longer ribbon cable should now be routed on top
side of the new shield, and will go under the Controller board.
d. Reconnect Controller board. (Use same four screws.)
Note that smaller
e. Reconnect four cables to Controller board.
ribbon cable connects to outer connector on board.
6 Install new chassis guide. (Use same two nuts.)
7 Install new air cover and filter. (Use same four screws.) Note that cover
guide should already be installed inside air cover.
8 Install new top cover. (Use four new screws.) Note that RFI fingers
should already be attached to the underneath side of the top cover.

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Figure 3-1
(2) SCREWS
2360-0115 TOP COVER
77450-00610
(2) SCREWS
2360-0121
CONTROLLER BOARD
DOPPLER SHIELD
77450-00620
STANDOFF
0380-4079 (2 INCH)
FILTER 0380-4080 (1 1/8 INCH)
77450-00250
FILTER HOLDER (4) SCREWS
77450-00260 2200-0103
DSR
CHASSIS GUIDE 77450-00290

FILTER FACADE 77450-00332
AIR COVER COVER GUIDE (Not shown) 77450-00280
77450-00270 300e090
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Installing HP 77450B/C or HP 77450A DSR into system

Some of the hardware will already be installed in the tray that holds the DSR.
Note that depending on the systems configuration (new DSR or printer), you
may receive parts slightly different than what is shown in the following
figure. Also, you may not be required to perform all of the following steps:
1 If swapping DSR from old to new system, first disconnect old hardware
and cables from DSR.
2 Connect new front-panel frame to tray (six nuts - use 7 mm nut driver).
Note that support tray should already be connected to tray (three nuts).
Also, retaining clip should be connected to tray (one shoulder screw).
3 Remove DSR filter and then place DSR into left side of tray. Secure DSR
to tray (one screw on retaining clip and one screw at rear of DSR - use #2
Pozidriv®). Reconnect filter in DSR.
4 Connect clips to left-and-right rear of tray (two screws per clip, but do
not tighten screws yet).
5 Slide tray with DSR into slides already mounted inside system.
(If shelf slides are not mounted, install slides and tinnerman nuts to the
four inside corner posts as shown in figure. You may also need to install
tinnerman nuts on the two front corner posts.)
6 Secure tray to front of system (four screws-use T25 TORX®). Also secure
clips mounted at rear of tray. (Slide clip toward rail and tighten screws.)
7 Connect cables:
a. Connect cable 92222B to DSR. Its other end connects to connector at
top-right corner on E-Box. Use cable tie to secure cable.
b. Connect power cable 8120-5431 to receptacle on DSR. Its other end
isolated
connects to left-rear strip. Set DSR 115/230 voltage
switch to 115V position.
8 Test DSR.
a. Insert formatted and initialized disk. Display test menu.
b. Select Scan Converter, More, and then DSR to run test.

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Figure 3-2
HOLE 16
(2) SCREWS
HOLE 22 2360-0115
HOLE 16
(5) NUTS
0535-0076
RETAINING CLIP
77450-00240
SHOULDER SCREW
3030-0960
DSR
(4) SCREWS
0515-2506 SUPPORT TRAY
77450-00530
CLAMP 1400-1720
(2) SUPPORTS CLAMP 1400-1356
77920-02950 (4) NUTS
0535-0076
(2) CLIPS
77020-00140
(4) SCREWS
0515-0380
TRAY PRINTER
77450-00520 (If included)
FRONT PANEL BALL STUDS (Mounted)
77450-00560 (DSR ONLY) 1390-0448
77450-00540 (DSR & PRINTER) (4) SCREWS 77921-22320
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Feature Options
Installing the Continuous Loop Review (CLR)

1 Press two levers on sides of system and then lift system top assembly
upward. Remove top cover of E-Box (seven screws-use #2 Pozidriv®).
Before installing new CCLR board in step 2, refer to the table on the next
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page and check that the SIMMs memory modules on CCLR board are
installed and set for proper amount of memory.
(If you need to change memory from 16 Mbytes to 128 Mbytes,

perform the procedure on this page. Otherwise, proceed to step 2.)
Remove two SIMMS (memory modules on CCLR board:
Hold SIMM with its notch cutout on the bottom-left side (pin 1 faces left).
Remove two SIMMS installed in SIMM 1 and 2 connectors. (Metal clips

secure each end of SIMM pc board in place.)
Return discarded SIMMS (U.S.A. only). Use shipping label provided in

upgrade kit.
Install four SIMMS on CCLR board: (All four SIMMS are 32 Mbytes each.)
Hold SIMM with its notch cutout on the bottom-left side (pin 1 faces left).
Insert SIMM at a 45 degree angle into SIMM 1 connector on CCLR board.

Make sure that you insert it evenly into the connector and that you push it
all the way into the connector.
Push down on SIMM until it is positioned flat on CCLR board. Note that two
plastic fingers will protrude through two holes in SIMM pc board and two
metal clips will secure each end of SIMM pc board in place.
Insert SIMMS in SIMM 2, 3, and 4 connectors on CCLR board as instructed

above.
Set CCLR board DIP switches for 128 M bytes (SW 1--SW 5 down; SW
6, 7 & 8 up).

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Table 3-1 SIMMS Memory Modules on CCLR Board
Number of Dip Swi tch

Opt ion Total Memor y Location of SI MMS
SI MMS Pos it ions
Stress 4 128 Mbytes SIMMS 1, 2, 3, & 4 SW 6, 7, & 8 UP

(32 Mbytes each)
3D 4 128 Mbytes SIMMS 1, 2, 3, & 4 SW 6, 7, & 8 UP

(32 Mbytes each)
77470A SIMMS 1, 2, 3, & 4
Digital Net- 4 128 Mbytes (32 Mbytes each) SW 6, 7, & 8 UP
work Interface
AD 2 16 Mbytes SIMMS 1 & 2 SW 8 UP

(8 Mbytes each)
2 Install new CCLR board (77100-65810) in slot C3 of the scan

converter section.
3 Close the system top assembly to its normal position.
4 Test CLR: (Run tests as necessary.)

a. Display test menu and choose Scan Converter.
b. Select combined CLR to run test.
5 Verify CLR operation during imaging mode. (Check Acquire, Loop and
Display.)
Note that installing the Continuous Loop Review option does not require
programming the system (option ROM).

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Installing Extended Physio (ECG/Aux/ Resp/HS/Pulse)

1 Remove and discard old physio front panel (four screws located on
physio assembly just below the handle of the cart - use T10 TORX®).
2 Loosen two 1/4 turn screws on the underneath side of the cart handle.
3 Lift keyprocessor electronics upward and pivot it toward you to access

the PC boards. Use service rod to hold keyprocessor in place.
4 Locate physio ECG/AUX board (77921-60610 or 77921-60630) and remove

this board:
a. Disconnect two screws-use T15 TORX®.
b. Disconnect three cables-big cable is held in place with clips.
c. Slide board to the left and up to remove.
5 Replace old physio board with new physio board (77921-60620):

a. Reconnect three cables to new board.
b. Position board in place and slide board to right. Secure with screws.
6 Close the keyprocessor electronics assembly to its normal position.

Tighten the two 1/4 turn screws to secure the assembly.
7 Connect new physio front panel (77921-00740) on physio assembly just

below the handle of the cart-use T10 TORX®).
8 Program system for extended physio. Use program procedure described

in chapter 5. Also verify that extended physio is displayed and enabled on
list of applications (Modify Options menu).
9 Setup Physio:
a. Select Setup and then Physio.
b. Adjust associated knobs below soft keys (ECG, RESP, PULSE,
HEART SOUND) to indicate Normal.
10 Test Physio:
a. Select Physio and turn Physio Suppress Off. Select MMode.
b. Check that you can adjust Gain and Position for each physio channel.
c. Perform electrical test as instructed in the M2406A service manual.

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Installing the AQ Dataport/System I/O Panel

This procedure is for upgrades installing AQ Dataport option or for upgrades
replacing system I/O panel.
1 Disconnect system I/O panel at rear of system:

a. Disconnect six screws-use T10 TORX®.
b. Disconnect BNC cables attached to system rear I/O panel. Also dis-
connect S-VIDEO connector. (Press in tabs and push connector
through panel.)
c. Disconnect ribbon cable. (I/O panel is now loose.)
2 Move board 77921-60400 and shield from old I/O panel to new I/O panel
(without AQ Dataport 77921-6610X; with AQ Dataport 77921-6612X;
where X=language; 0=English, etc):
a. Observe how shield is connected to board.
b. Move board/shield to new I/O panel (use four screws - T10 TORX®).
c. Fold shield over the board, and tuck its end under the side of the
board to secure shield.
Omit step 3 if you are not installing AQ Dataport or if old I/O panel does not
have AQ Dataport board.
3 Connect AQ external cable (77921-64340) to AQ Dataport board:

a. On the backside of the I/O panel hole labeled WAVE, connect new
shield and AQ Dataport board. (Use four screws 0515-0430 - T10
TORX®).
b. Mount shield on the two inside screws toward middle of board. Fold
shield over board, and tuck its end under side of board to secure.
c. Connect AQ external cable to new AQ Dataport board. (Use two
screws 0515-2145 - T10 TORX®).
Omit step 4 if you are not installing a 77470A Digital Network Interface.
4 Connect internal LAN cable to 100 Mbit/s connector on rear of 77470A.
If system has 77470A Digital Network Interface and AQ Dataport, perform all
parts of step 5.
If system does not have AQ Dataport, omit steps 5b, 5f and 5g.
If system does not have 77470A, omit steps 5c and 5e.

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5 Connect new I/O panel assembly and cables to system:

a. Reconnect ribbon cable, six BNC cables and one adapter.
b. Route new AQ external cable through hole to E-Box.
c. Route new internal LAN cable through hole to Model 77470A.
d. Secure I/O panel (six screws - use T10 TORX®.)
e. Route other end of internal LAN cable to 100 Mbit/s connector on
rear of 77470A.
f. Connect other end of AQ external cable to top-right connector on
E-Box. Use two screws from inside the E-box. (You may need to first
remove a panel covering the hole.)
g. Connect new AQ internal cable (77100-64530) from rear connector on
inside of E-Box to AQ board (77100-66380).
6 Test AQ Dataport.
This tests the AQ waveform output voltage levels:

a. Connect voltmeter to the WAVE BNC connector on rear of system.
b. Draw a region of interest (ROI) in AQ that is 20 square centimeters or
greater.
c. Set Gain and Transmit controls at high levels so that the entire region
of interest is tissue. (Using blood display you will see no red.) With
this adjustment, the numeric readout on the screen will show an area
of zero square centimeters.
d. Check that the voltage output at this setting is very close to -1 Vdc.
(The customer will compensate for minor differences from -1 Vdc by
calibrating the receiving device. The procedure to do this is described
on Application Note 5091-4935E Rev O.1, printed 8/92.)
e. Readjust Gain and TGC controls so that the entire ROI is determined
to be blood. The numeric readout on the screen will show the area of
the ROI drawn in step b above.
f. Check that the voltage output at this setting is very close to +1 Vdc.
Note that installing the AQ Dataport option does not require programming
the system (option ROM).

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Installing Color Kinesis

1 Press two levers on sides of system and then lift system top assembly.
Disconnect metal plate covering pc boards.
2 Insert PV Image Memory board (77100-65630) in slot C7 of imager box.
3 Program system (option ROM) for color kinesis. Use program procedure
described in chapter 5. Also verify that color kinesis is displayed and
enabled on list of applications (Modify Options menu).
4 After you program system, test color kinesis:

a. Select AQ and rotate Image knob. Verify that SYSTOLE appears on
panel above knob.
b. Perform Basic tests.
5 Place the transparent trademark label on the monitor screen. (Once label
is seen by customer, they can choose to remove it.)
6 Optimize print quality of prints:

a. On system Video I/O board, set DIP switch 8 to OPEN position.
b. Set the controls on the printer as follows:
UP1850MD/UP1850EPM (77530B/77535B)
a. Press MENU on front panel.

b. Press down arrow until SETUP appears in printer window.
c. Press right arrow.
d. Press down arrow until SIG ADJUST appears in printer window.
e. Press right arrow.
f. Press down arrow until GAIN appears in printer window.
g. Adjust GAIN by pressing right or left arrow until +2 appears in
printer window.
h. Press MENU key to exit. (Printer automatically saves new value.)
Step 6 continued on next page . . .
UP3000/UP3000P (77530A/77535A)

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a. Set BRIGHTNESS control to detent (center) position. This control is

located behind door underneath paper tray.
UP5000/UP5000P (77550A/77555A)
a. On rear of printer, remove all (Red, Green, Blue, Sync) 50 ohm termi-
nators.
b. Set 75 ohm terminator switch to ON position. This is the left 75 ohm
switch, which is above the Red Video Input connector.
UP5200 (77550B)
a. On printer, set GAIN to +0.5 position. This control is located behind

door. The +0.5 position is between the center detent position and the
next dot to the right.
b. On system under PRINT setup menu, change 5200 printer values:
Contrast = 6; Brightness = 4; Red = 12; Blue = 12; Green = 12.
Note that these values can only be saved to a customer defined
preset.

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Installing Stress Echo option

The system must be at Revision B.0 or greater hardware and software before
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installing this option. Also, this option must be used with a DSR or with a
77470A Digital Network Interface.
2 Remove CCLR board (77100-65810) from slot C3 in scan converter

section.
3 Check CCLR board for correct amount of SIMMS memory (128 Mbytes).
For additional information (Dip switch positions, memory requirements
or to install additional memory), refer to Installing Continuous Loop
Review located in chapter 3.
4 Install DSR or 77470A Digital Network Interface if system does not have
either installed. Refer to procedure in this chapter 3 for DSR installation.
If you are installing the 77470A,

a. Install DSR into 77470A as instructed in chapter 2 (if applicable.
b. Install 77470A as instructed in chapter 4.
c. Configure 77470A as instructed in chapter 5. (Other 77470A installa-
tion information is included in B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade in chapter 2.)
5 Program system as instructed in chapter 5 to activate stress option with

stress access code provided in kit.
6 Test stress echo operation.
For the stress echo option, a physio interface cable kit is enclosed in
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the upgrade kit. This kit can be used to interface the SONOS 2000/
2500 system with other manufacturers diagnostic ECG equipment.
The kit includes a cable with various connectors to provide a
connection between the AUX 1 input port on the SONOS 2000/2500
system and the external ECG output port on the other
manufacturers ECG equipment. To make this connection, refer to the
instructions in the physio interface kit.

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Installing 3D Acquisition Echo (3D) Option

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installing this option. Also note that the 3D option can only be installed in a
SONOS 2500 system, and it must be used with a DSR (only Model 77450C) or
with a 77470A Digital Network Interface.

2 Check if CCLR board (77100-65810) is installed in slot C3 of scan con-
verter section.
If system already has CCLR board (77100-65810) installed, check that

its SIMMS memory modules contain 128 Mbytes and that they are installed
and the DIP switches are set as described in Installing Continuous Loop
Review in chapter 3. If not, install additional memory modules as instructed.
If system has no CCLR board or is not (77100-65810), install new CCLR

board. Check that its SIMMS memory modules contain 128 Mbytes and that
they are installed and the DIP switches are set as described in Installing
Continuous Loop Review located in chapter 3.
3 Check if DSR (77450C) or Digital Network Interface (77470A) is being

installed. Note that 3D option requires either 77450C or 77470A installed.
If installing Model 77450C DSR, install new DSR and DSR-SCSI board
(77100-65310) with cable as instructed in chapter 3. Note that new DSR-SCSI
board will already have new option EPROMs, which are required for Revision
B.1 or greater. Note that 3D can not be used with DSR Models 77450A/B.
If installing Model 77470A Digital Network Interface, install DSR-SCSI

board (77100-65310) with cable as instructed in chapter 3. Note that new
DSR-SCSI board will already have new option EPROMs, which are required
for Revision B.1 or greater. Install DSR into 77470A as instructed in chapter 2
(if applicable). Then install 77470A as instructed in chapter 4. Configure
77470A as instructed in chapter 5. (Other 77470A installation information is
included in B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade in chapter 2.)
4 Program system as instructed in chapter 5 to activate 3D option with 3D

5 Test 3D operation.

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Installing Acoustic Densitometry (AD) option

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installing this option. Also, the AD option can only be installed in a SONOS
2500 system, and it must be used with a DSR (only Model 77450B or 77450C)
or with a 77470A Digital Network Interface.
2 Check if Scanner I/O board is part number 77160-65160).
If system does not have correct Scanner I/O board, replace with new
Scanner I/O board 77160-65160.
If system already has new Scanner I/O board, return new board in box
provided in upgrade kit to ISY (U.S.A. and all other geographies).
3 Check if CCLR board (77100-65810) is installed (in slot C3).
If system already has CCLR board (77100-65810) installed, check that

its SIMMS memory modules contain 16 Mbytes and that they are installed and
the DIP switches are set as described in Installing Continuous Loop Review
located in chapter 3. If not, install memory modules as instructed.
If system has no CCLR board or is not (77100-65810), install new CCLR

board.
4 Check if DSR or Digital Network Interface (77470A) is being installed.

(Note that AD can be used with DSR Models 77450B or 77450C.)
If installing DSR, install new DSR and DSR-SCSI board (77100-65310) with
cable as instructed in chapter 3. Note that new DSR-SCSI board will already
have new option EPROMs, which are required for Revision B.1 or greater.
If installing Model 77470A Digital Network Interface, install DSR-SCSI

board (77100-65310) with cable as instructed in chapter 3. Note that new
DSR-SCSI board will already have new option EPROMs, which are required
for Revision B.1 or greater. Install DSR into 77470A as instructed in chapter 2
(if applicable). Then install 77470A as instructed in chapter 4. Configure
77470A as instructed in chapter 5. (Other 77470A installation information is
included in B.1.x to B.2.x upgrade in chapter 2.)
5 Program system as instructed in chapter 5 to activate AD option with AD

access code provided in kit. Then test AD operation.

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4 Peripherals
Installing Peripherals in a SONOS 2000/2500 System
Use the procedures in this chapter to move peripherals from an old SONOS
system and install them in a new 2000/2500 system, or to simply install new
peripherals in an existing SONOS 2000/2500 system. After you install all of
the peripherals, you should check whether or not you need to set the system
peripheral settings and to configure the system, as described in chapter 5.
Also train the customer, if necessary.
Procedure:
1 If you are swapping an old SONOS system with a new SONOS 2000/2500
system, you must first perform installation instructions for the new sys-
tem. (Remove shipping crate/shipping blanket, connect monitor, install
gel/transducer holders.) (page 4-3)
2 Install peripherals. Refer to the list of peripherals and locate the proper
instructions. (page 4- 5)
3 Update Modify Options (Test) menu, if necessary. (chapter 5)
4 Check system peripheral settings, if necessary, (chapter 5)
5 Setup (configure) system, if necessary, (chapter 5)
6 Verify that peripheral is operating properly (chapter 5)
7 Test system. (chapter 6)
8 Train customer. (chapter 7)

Peripherals
Installing Peripheral s in a SONOS 200 0/250 0 Sys tem
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Peripherals
Installing a SONOS 2000/2500 (M2407A) System

Perform the instructions on this page only if you are swapping an old SONOS
system with a new SONOS 2000/2500 system.
1 Remove shipping crate/ shipping blanket from 2000/2500 system.
Shipping Blanket: Return shipping blanket (and two corner post protec-
tors, if supplied) to: Hewlett-Packard, 3000 Minuteman Road, Andover,
Mass 01810 (Attention ISY Shipping Department, Dock C).
Shipping Crate: Refer to instructions attached to crate.
2 If the monitor is already mounted on the system, remove the

collar from around the monitor.
If the monitor is not mounted on the system, connect the monitor

to the tilt/swivel base on top of the system:
a. Align the bottom backside of the monitor to the front (the dish-
shaped portion) of the mounted tilt/swivel.
b. Slide the monitor backward so that it engages both the front and rear
side brackets on the swivel. Continue sliding the monitor all the way
back until you hear a click from the monitor locking bar, indicating
that the monitor has been secured in place.
c. Connect the color coded BNC connectors to the monitor rear-panel
connectors labeled B (blue), G (green), R (Red), and SYNC (black).
The other end of this cable is already connected.
d. Plug the power cord into the power receptacle on the monitor. Use
the supplied clamp to secure the power cord to the monitor. The
other end of this power cord is already connected.
3 Place the transducer/gel bottle holder into the opening on the

front handle of the system.
Also attach Caution label on holder (instructions with holder).
4 Insert the five transducer holders on top of the transducer mount-

ing plate, located on the right side of the system.
Ask customer order of preference.

Peripherals
The following upgrade instructions describe how to connect all

N O TE
required hardware and cables to the peripheral and the system. Since
certain upgrade kits may already have some of the required hardware
preassembled and mounted in the system, some steps of the
instructions may not apply. Instead, you will need to first remove the
preassembled hardware from the system. Then move the peripheral
from the old system, mount it into the preassembled hardware and
into the system. Use only those steps that are necessary for the kit
you are installing.

Peripherals
Moving old peripherals from old system to new system, or

Adding new peripherals to SONOS 2000/2500 system
Use the following list to locate instructions to install peripherals:
VCRs
Panasonic AG7300 (HP 77612A), AG7350P/E (HP 77613A/77623A), or the

AG7330E (HP 77622A) VCR (page 4-6)
Panasonic AG-MD830P/E (HP 77615A/77625A) VCR (page 4-8 or 4-10)
Color Video Printers
Sony UP3000/P (HP 77530A/77535A) Printer (page 4-12)
Sony UP1850MD/EPM (HP 77530B/77535B) Printer (page 4-14)
Sony UP5000/P (HP 77550A/77555A) Printer (page 4-16)
Sony UP5200 (HP 77550B) Printer (page 4-16)
Sony UP5600MD/MDP (HP 77550C/77555C) Printer (page 4-20)
Black and White Video Printers
Sony UP870MD/UP860CE (HP 77560A/77565A) Printer (page 4-10/4-22)
Sony UP890MD (HP 77560B) Printer (page 4-10 or 4-22)
Sony UP910/CE (HP 77580A/77585A) Printer (page 4-24)
Linescan Video Recorder
Kowa TLR111 (HP 77510A) Strip Chart Recorder (page 4-26)
Digital Network Interface
HP 77470A (page 4-30)

Peripherals
Installing the HP 77612A (AG7300), 77613A /77623A (AG7350P/E) or

the 77622A (AG7330E) VCR
1 Swap VCR from old to new system. (Remove old VCR hardware and
cables.)
2 Connect front-panel frame to mounts (four nuts - use 7 mm nut driver).
3 Connect baffle to mounts (two Pozidriv® screws).
4 Place VCR in frame. On each VCR side panel, remove the screws which
line-up with holes on mounts. Use these same screws to secure VCR to
mounts (use Pozidriv®).
5 If supports are not already connected inside VCR compartment, lift sys-
tem top assembly upward and connect left and right supports to system.
(six Pozidriv® screws from below). Close the system top assembly to its
normal position.
6 Connect cables:
a. Hang VCR on side of system. (Insert brackets of mount into slots on

side of system. The cables are stored inside the VCR compartment.)
b. Connect cable 77921-64040 to REMOTE receptacle on VCR.
c. Connect cable 77000-60580 to AUDIO OUT on VCR (CH1 to CH1, etc).
d. Connect cable 77000-60580 to AUDIO IN on VCR (CH1 to CH1, etc).
e. Connect cable 77921-64020 to S-VIDEO OUT and IN on VCR.
f. VCR 77612A: Power cable is fixed to VCR. Connect to extension
cable (77921-64370) and then to left-rear isolated terminal strip.
VCR 77613A: Connect 8120-4456 power cable to AC IN on VCR.
(Use clamp 1400-1682 to secure power cable to VCR.) Connect other
end to left-rear isolated terminal strip.
VCR 77623A: Same as VCR 77613A except connect 8120-1579 power
cable to right-rear isolated terminal strip.
VCR 77622A: Power cable is fixed to VCR. Connect to left-rear iso-
lated terminal strip. Use extension cable (77921-64370), if necessary.
7 Slide VCR into the system. Be careful longer cables are not in the
way - damage can occur. Secure VCR to system (two thumbscrews on
front). If VCR does not slide completely into system, lift top assembly and
check that locking tab on baffle is not hitting casting inside system.

Peripherals
Figure 4-1
SCREWS
(USE VCR SIDE
BAFFLE
PANEL SCREWS)
(2) SCREWS 77612-00160
2510-0194
LEFT MOUNT LOCKING TAB
77612-00140
6 SCREWS
(USE VCR
SIDE PANEL
FRONT PANEL
SCREWS)
77612-00110
RIGHT MOUNT
(4) NUTS
77612-00150
0535-0076
LEFT SUPPORT
77612-00120
(3) SCREWS
2510-0194
RIGHT SUPPORT
(3) SCREWS
77612-00130
2510-0194
300e088a
Installing the HP 77612A (AG7300), 77613A /77623A (AG7350P/E) or the
77622A (AG7330E)VCR

Peripherals
Installing the HP 77615A/77625A (Panasonic AG-MD830P/E) VCR

1 Position VCR upside-down. Remove and discard VCRs four feet.
2 Connect adapter links in the two corner holes, nearest to rear of VCR.
3 Place mount over VCR and tighten mount to bottom of VCR and to
adapter links (four screws-use T15 TORX®).
4 Connect front-panel frame to the mount (four nuts - use 7 mm nut driver).
5 Lift system top assembly upward. (Press latch on sides of system.)
6 Connect support inside VCR compartment (eight screws - use Pozidriv®).
7 Close system top assembly to its normal position, and connect cables:
a. Hang VCR on side of system. (Insert brackets of mount into slots on
side of system. The cables are stored inside the VCR compartment.)
b. Connect cable 77921-64040 to REMOTE receptacle on VCR. Its other
end connects to J21 on 77921-60200 main I/O board.
c. Connect cable 77000-60580 to AUDIO OUTPUT on VCR (CH1 to CH-1
and CH2 to CH-2). Its other end connects to J11 (R) and J12 (L) on
77921-60200 main I/O board.
d. Connect cable 77000-60580 to AUDIO INPUT on VCR (CH1 to CH-1
and CH2 to CH-2). Its other end connects to J13 (R) and J14 (L) on
77921-60200 main I/O board.
e. Connect cable 77921-64020 to VIDEO OUTPUT and IN (S VIDEO) on
VCR. Its other end connects to S-VIDEO on E-Box and I/O rear panel
on key processor (small wire from connector).
f. Connect power cable to AC IN on VCR. (Use clamp 1400-1682 to
secure power cable to VCR.) Its other end connects to:
For VCR 77615A, power cable 8120-4456 connects to left-rear
isolated terminal strip.
For VCR 77625A, power cable 8120-1579 connects to right-rear
8 Slide VCR into the system (between the two guides on the support). Be
careful longer cables are not in the way - damage can occur.
9 Secure VCR to system (two thumbscrews and two screws from below).

Peripherals
Figure 4-2
10 SCREWS
(2) ADAPTER LINKS

77921-02200
(4) NUTS
0535-0076
MOUNT
77921-00940
(6) SCREWS
0515-1269
(2) SCREWS
2510-0051
(8) SCREWS
2510-0194
SUPPORT
77921-00950
FRONT PANEL
77921-00960
Installing the HP 77615A/77625A (Panasonic AG-MD830P/E) VCR

Peripherals
Installing HP 77615A/77625A VCR & 77560A/77565A/77560B B/W

Printer (side by side)
1 Lift system top assembly upward. (Press latch on sides of system.)
2 Install support tray inside VCR compartment. (Insert six Pozidriv®
screws through bottom of raised top, securing them into bottom of
peripheral support tray. Then close system top to its normal position.).
3 Connect front-panel frame to shelf (four TORX® screws).
4 Secure VCR and Printer to shelf.

a. Remove and discard two screws from right side of printer chassis.
Align both units in shelf with VCR on left side of shelf and printer
on right. Remove feet, if any, from VCR and printer.
b. Insert two TORX® screws through sides of shelf and into printer
chassis. Also insert eight TORX® screws into bottom of shelf and
screw into bottom of printer and VCR (four each).
5 Connect VCR and printer cables, and set switches:
a. Hang VCR/printer/shelf on side of system. (Insert hooks at back of

shelf into slots at bottom-front of support tray.)
b. Connect VCR cables/power cable as described in text for figure 4-2.
c. Connect printer cables as follows:
Replace cable 77100-64103 with cable 77960-64021: (Connect to RGB
Internal on E-Box, connect R,G,B and sync wires to color printer,
route Trigger and B/W Composite wires to VCR compartment, con-
nect B/W Composite wire directly to VIDEO IN on printer, and con-
nect Trigger wire to BNC adapter 1250-0080, connect adapter to
control cable 77530-64010, and then to REMOTE on printer.)
d. Connect printer power cable as described in text for figure 4-9.
e. Set printer rear-panel switches as described in text for figure 4-9.
6 Secure VCR/printer/shelf to system:
a. Slide VCR/printer shelf into system between two guides on peripheral

support tray, taking care to prevent crimping of any cables.
b. Tighten two thumbscrews to secure front of shelf to system.

Peripherals
Figure 4-3
6 SCREWS
VCR B/W PRINTER
(2) SCREWS
0515-2392
(4) SCREWS
0515-1102 SHELF
77960-00360
(4) SCREWS
0515-1102
(6) SCREWS
(4) SCREWS PERIPHERAL
FRONT PANEL 2510-0194
0515-1269 SUPPORT TRAY
77960-00350 6fjl006
77960-00340
Installing the HP 77615A/77625A VCR & 77560A/77565A/77560B B/W Printer

(side-by-side)

Peripherals
Installing the HP 77530A/77535A (UP3000/P) Color Printer

1 Swap printer from old to new system. (Disconnect old hardware and
cables from printer. Note that old isolation transformer, if any, is no
longer required.) If installing new printer, remove and discard its four
feet and two screws located on each of its side panels.
2 Connect the two new side brackets to the front-panel frame (four nuts -
use 5/16 inch open-end wrench, but do not tighten nuts yet).
3 Insert printer into front-panel frame assembled in previous step.
4 Connect rack slides to the side brackets and printer (four screws). Note
that flat end of rack slide faces front. Then tighten the four nuts left
loose in step 2.
5 Slide frame with printer into guide slides already mounted inside system.
(If guide slides are not mounted, install slides and tinnerman nuts to the
tinnerman nuts on the two front corner posts. Note that square hole in
guide slide must face front of system.)
6 Secure frame to front of system (two thumbscrews on frame).
7 Install blank panel below printer (four screws-T25 TORX®), if supplied.
8 Connect cables:
a. Connect cable 77100-64103 to RGB INTERNAL connector on E-Box.
Its other end (BW/COL/CAM, Camera, Frame and R,G,B Sync wires)
connects as shown in Table 4-1. Use cable tie 1400-0249 to secure
adapter and wires.
b. Connect power cable to AC IN receptacle on printer. (Use clamp
1400-1682 to secure power cable to printer.) Its other end connects as
follows:
For printer 77530A, power cable 8120-5431 connects to left-rear
For printer 77535A, power cable 8120-1900 connects to right-rear

Peripherals
Figure 4-4
HOLE 8 (HOLE 17 WHEN MOUNTED ABOVE KOWA)
HOLE 10 (HOLE 19 WHEN MOUNTED ABOVE KOWA)
HOLES 1 & 4 (3 1/2" BLANK PANEL USED WHEN INSTALLED WITH DSR OR SMALL PRINTER)
SCREW RIGHT BRACKET

0515-2506
77530-00051
TINNERMAN NUT
RACK SLIDES
0535-0093
07712-60070
GUIDE SLIDES
77801-00100
SCREW
0515-1020
FRONT END
LEFT BRACKET
77530-00050
SCREW (METRIC)
0515-1106
BLANK PANEL
FRONT END NUTS
77921-07761
2420-0006 FRONT PANEL
(Notch on Bottom) SCREW
77530-00012 77921-22320
300e078
Installing the HP 77530A /77535A (UP3000/P) Color Printer

Peripherals
Installing the HP 77530B/77535B (UP1850MD/EPM) Color Printer

1 Prepare printer: Position printer upside-down. Then remove and dis-
card its four feet and also its two screws located on each side panel.
2 Prepare mounting tray and connect to printer: Connect two locking

pins to rear of mounting tray (two nuts - use screwdriver and open-end
wrench). Then place tray over printer, and secure tray to sides of printer
(four screws - use #2 Pozidriv® and T15 TORX®).
CAUTION Damage will occur to printer if its side screws are too long. The two
screws which secure right side of printer to tray are 3/8 inches long. They
also are shorter than screws on left side. See figure for part numbers.
3 Prepare guide slides: Connect grommets to brackets and secure to

inside of guide slides (one screw in each guide - use T25 TORX®). Then
press nylon rivets into bottom side of guide slides.
4 Prepare system: Connect four tinnerman nuts to four inside corner

posts as shown in figure. Also connect four tinnerman nuts to two front
corner posts for both printer and blank panel. Then connect guide slides
to inside corner posts (notches at rear). Flathead screws are used to
secure front of guides - (use #2 Pozidriv® and
T25 TORX® ).
5 Install printer and connect cables:
a. Slide printer/tray assembly onto guides slides.
b. Connect cable 77100-64103 to RGB INTERNAL connector on E-Box.
connects as shown in Table 4-1. Camera wire uses BNC adapter and
cable 77530-64010. Use cable tie 1400-0249 to secure adapter/wires.
c. Connect power cable to AC IN receptacle on printer. (Use clamp
07807-05060 to secure power cable to printer.) Connect other end:
For printer 77530B, power cable 8120-5431 connects to left-rear
For printer 77535B, power cable 8120-1900 connects to right-rear
d. Secure printer to front of system (four screws - use T25 TORX®).
6 Install blank panel (two screws - use T25 TORX®). See figure.
7 Check system Video I/O board: Set DIP switch 8 to OPEN (ON).

Peripherals
Figure 4-5
Section Inside Front Blank

Posts Posts Panel
TOP HOLE 16 HOLE 18 HOLE 22
MIDDLE HOLE 10 HOLE 12 HOLE 16
BOTTOM HOLE 5 HOLE 7 HOLE 3
(4) TINNERMAN NUTS

0590-0804
(2) SCREWS
GUIDE (Right)
2680-0055
77530-00130
(4) NYLON RIVETS

(2) SCREWS 0361-1370 (2) SCREWS
2680-0051 2510-0045 (8-32 x 3/8)
CAUTION: Damage to
Printer if screw is
(2) SCREWS (Flathead) longer than 3/8"
2680-0118
MOUNTING
TRAY
GUIDE (Left) 77530-00102
77530-00120
(2) NUTS
2580-0006
(2) BRACKETS
77530-00140
(2) GROMMETS
0400-0378
(2) LOCKING PINS

77101-22010
BLANK PANEL
(2) SCREWS 77921-07765
0515-1014 (Mount above
Printer only when
(2) SCREWS Printer is in Top
77921-22320 Section)
300e094
Installing the HP 77530B /77535B (UP1850MD/EPM) Color Printer

Peripherals
Installing HP 77550A/77550B /77555A (UP5000/5200) Color Printer

1 Swap printer from old to new system. (Disconnect old hardware/cables
from printer.) Note that old isolation transformer, if any, is no
longer required. Also note that HP 77555A (PAL) requires RFI
change. See page after next and return. If installing new printer,
remove/discard its four feet and one top screw located on side panels.
2 Connect two locking pins to new side brackets. Then connect side brack-
ets to printer (one screw on side, two screws on bottom of each bracket).
3 Connect new front-panel frame to two side brackets (six nuts - use
5/16 inch open-end wrench).
4 Before installing printer in system, secure new power cable to printer.

a. Disconnect top-center screw on rear of printer.
b. Insert power cable in cable clamp 1400-1196 and connect to printer.
(Use same hole and screw removed in previous step.)
c. Connect power cable to AC IN receptacle on printer.
(If guide slides are not mounted, install slides. Use tinnerman nuts on
inside and front corner posts as shown in figure. You may also need to
connect grommets to two small brackets, and then install them on slides.
Note that square hole in guide slide must face front of system.)
6 Connect cables and secure frame with printer to system:

connect as shown in Table 4-1. Use cable tie 1400-0249 to secure wire.
b. Connect cable 77100-64340 to RS-232C connector on printer. Its other
end connects to AUX 1 SERIAL connector on E-Box.
c. Connect power cable. One end of power cable was already connected
to printer in step 4. Its other end connects as follows:
For printer 77550A/77550B, power cable 8120-4456 connects to left-
rear isolated terminal strip.
For printer 77555A, power cable 8120-5457 connects to right-rear
isolated terminal strip. (Remove 120V label, if on printer)
d. Secure frame to front of system (four screws - use T25 TORX®).

Peripherals
Figure 4-6
HOLE 13
HOLE 3
HOLE 1
SCREW
0515-2506
P-CLAMP
TINNERMAN NUT (For Securing Power Cable)
0535-0093 1400-1196
RIGHT BRACKET
GUIDE SLIDES
77550-01241
77801-00100
LOCKING PIN
SCREW 77101-22010
0515-1020
NUT
2580-0006
(2) SCREW
2680-0051
BRACKETS
77550-01350
GROMMETS
0400-0378
LOCKING PIN
FRONT END
77101-22010
NUT
2580-0006 LEFT BRACKET
77550-01240
FRONT PANEL
SCREW
(Narrow End on
0515-1115
NUT Bottom)
2420-0006 SCREW 77550-01232
SCREW 77921-22320
0515-0070
300e079
Installing the HP 77550A /77550B/77555A (UP5000/5200) Color Printer

Peripherals
Installing RFI strip fingers in HP 77555A (UP5000P) Color Printer

The following RFI instructions are only for printer Model 77555A (PAL) and
also only if you are moving that printer from an old to new system. New
Model 77555A Printers will already have the RFI strip fingers.
The RFI strip fingers used in this procedure should contain four fingers. If
longer, cut width to four fingers - use wire cutters.
1 Loosen top/side cover of printer. (Remove seven screws from printer, one
on rear and three on each side - use #1 Pozidriv®.)
2 Pull back top/side cover about two inches from front panel.
3 Place RFI strip fingers as shown (on top of guide block assembly close to
front panel and underneath top/side cover).
4 Continue with procedure to install printer in system. (See page prior to

previous page.)

Peripherals
Figure 4-7
RFI STRIP FINGERS

77920-23360
300e089
Installing RFI Strip Fingers in HP 77555A (UP5000P) Color Printer

Peripherals
Installing HP 77550C/77555C (UP5600MD/MDP) Color Printer

The SONOS 2000/2500 system must be at revision A.1.1 hardware and
NOTE software (or greater) to interface with the color printer.
1 Remove and discard four feet from printer.
2 Connect two locking pins to new brackets. Then connect brackets to bot-
tom of printer (two screws through bottom of each bracket). Use screws
listed in figure (TORX® drive).
3 Connect front-panel frame to two side brackets (four nuts - use 7mm nut
driver).
(If guide slides are not mounted, install slides. Use tinnerman nuts on
inside and front corner posts as shown in figure. You may also need to
connect grommets to two small brackets, and then install them on slides.)
5 If supplied in kit, install blank panel with printer. (The use of a blank
panel depends on configuration of printer with other peripherals. When
replacing UP5000/UP5200 with UP5600 printer, you need new mounting
hardware, as shown in figure, and 3.5 inch blank panel.)
6 Connect cables, set switches and secure frame with printer to system:
connect as shown in Table 4-1. Use cable tie 1400-0249 to secure wire.
b. Connect cable 77100-64340 to RS-232C connector on printer. Its other
end connects to AUX 1 SERIAL connector on E-Box.
c. Connect power cable 8120-5431 to AC IN receptacle on printer. Its
other end connects to left-rear isolated terminal strip.
d. Check printer rear-panel switches: 75 ohm switches to ON, and Video
switch set to NTSC (77550C) or PAL (77555C).
e. Secure frame to front of system (four screws - use T25 TORX®).
To avoid problems such as paper jams and ribbon melting on paper, alert user
NOTE to use paper and ribbon PN 21006A. User must keep ribbon cartridge.

Peripherals
Figure 4-8
INSIDE FRONT
SECTION POSTS POSTS
TOP HOLE 21 HOLE 17 and 21
MIDDLE HOLE 12 HOLE 8 and 12
(2) SCREWS
0515-2506
(4) TINNERMAN NUTS

0535-0093
RIGHT BRACKET
(2) GUIDE SLIDES
77550-01570
77550-01550
LOCKING PIN
(2) SCREWS 77101-22010
0515-2506
(2) SCREWS
2680-0051
(2) BRACKETS
77550-01560
(2)GROMMETS
0400-0378
FRONT END
(2) LOCKING PINS LEFT BRACKET

77101-22010 77550-01580
(4) NUTS FRONT PANEL
0535-0076 77550-01511
(4) SCREWS
0515-0430 (4) SCREWS
77921-22320
300e095
Installing the HP 77550C /77555C (UP5600MD/MDP) Color Printer

Peripherals
Installing HP 77560A/77565A/77560B (UP870/860/890) B/W Printer

Some hardware will already be installed in the tray that holds the printer.
Depending on systems configuration, you may receive parts slightly
different. Also, you may not be required to perform all of the following steps:
1 If installing new 77560B printer, remove its four feet. (Save screws that
held feet in place.) If swapping printer from old to new system, discon-
(Note that old isolation
nect old hardware and cables from printer.
transformer, if any, is no longer required.)
2 Connect new front-panel frame to tray (four nuts - use 7 mm nut driver).
3 Connect printer mount to bottom of printer. Use same screws removed

from feet, or use screws listed in figure (TORX® drive).
4 Place printer into right side of tray and slide it forward through the front
panel. Secure printer to tray (one screw at rear -use T15 TORX®).
5 Connect clips to left-and-right rear of tray (four screws-use T15 TORX®).
6 Connect cables and set switches:

a. Connect cable 77100-64103 to RGB INTERNAL on E-Box. Connect
other end (BW/COL/CAM, Camera, Frame and R,G,B Sync wires) as
shown in Table 4-1. Use cable tie 1400-0249 to secure adapter/wires.
b. Connect power cable to receptacle on printer. Its other end connects:
For 77560A/B: cable 8120-5431 connects to left-rear isolated strip.
For 77565A: cable 8120-2572 connects to right-rear isolated strip.
c. Rear panel: For 77560B, all DIP switches down (On), GAMMA
switch to III for paper type IV (UPP-110HA paper) or GAMMA II for
paper type II (UPP-110HD paper). For 77560A/77565A, only DIP
switch 1 is up (Off) and all others down (On). GAMMA set to II.
7 Slide tray with printer into slides already mounted inside system.
(If slides are not mounted, install slides and tinnerman nuts to posts.)
8 Secure tray to front of system (four T25 TORX® screws). Also secure
9 Check system Video I/O board: Set DIP switch 4 to OPEN (On).

Peripherals
Figure 4-9
HOLE 16
HOLE 22
HOLE 16
SCREW
0515-0070 PRINTER MOUNT
77450-00660
(4) SCREWS
0515-2506 (4) SCREWS
USE SAME SCREWS REMOVED
FROM FEET OF PRINTER,
OR USE 0515-0055
(2) SUPPORTS
77920-02950 CLAMP 1400-1720
CLAMP 1400-1356
(4) NUTS
0535-0076
(2) CLIPS
77020-00140
(4) SCREWS
0515-0380
TRAY
BALL STUDS
77450-00520
(Mounted)
FRONT PANEL 1390-0448
77450-00570 (PRINTER ONLY) DSR (If included)
77450-00540 (DSR & PRINTER) (4) SCREWS 77921-22320
300e082
Installing the HP 77560A/77565A/77560B (UP870/860/890) Black-and-White Printer

Peripherals
Installing HP 77580A/77585A (UP910/CE) Black-and-White Printer

1 Swap printer from old to new system. (Disconnect old hardware and
cables from printer. Note that old isolation transformer, if any, is no
longer required.) If installing new printer, remove and discard its four
feet and two screws located on each of its side panels.
2 Connect two front panels to two mounts (four nuts-use 7 mm nut driver).
3 Secure printer to the two mounts (two screws on each side where screws
were removed from printer - use T10 TORX®).
Note that the four holes on each mount allow you to position the printer
either almost flush with the cart (normal position) or outward (makes
it easier to access the paper). When the printer is mounted directly
under the E-box, you may want to choose the two holes which position
the printer outward. These holes are the first and third holes referenced
from the front.
4 Slide mounts with printer into slides already mounted inside system.
(If guide slides are not mounted, install slides and tinnerman nuts to the
5 Secure printer to front of system (four screws - use T25 TORX®).
6 Connect cables:
connects as shown in Table 4-1. Use cable tie 1400-0249 to secure
adapter and wires.
b. Connect power cable to receptacle on printer. (Use clamp 1400-1682
to secure power cable to printer.) Its other end connects:
For 77580A: cable 8120-5431 connects to left-rear isolated strip.
For 77585A: cable 8120-2572 connects to right-rear isolated strip.

Peripherals
Figure 4-10
HOLE 18
HOLE 22
HOLE 16
(2) SCREWS
0515-2506
TINNERMAN NUTS
0535-0093
GUIDE SLIDES
77801-00100
RIGHT MOUNT
77921-01070
(2) SCREWS
0515-2392
(2) SCREWS
0515-1020
FRONT END
(2) FRONT PANEL

LEFT MOUNT 77921-01082
77921-01060
(4) NUTS
0535-0076
(4) SCREWS
77921-22320
(2) SCREWS
0515-2392 300e083
Installing the HP 77580A/77585A (UP910/CE) Black-and White Printer

Peripherals
Installing the HP 77510A (Kowa TLR111) Linescan Video Recorder

1 If moving recorder from old system, disconnect hardware and cables.
2 Connect the new front-panel frame to the platform tray (four nuts-use
5/16 inch open-end wrench).
3 Connect clips to left-and-right rear of platform tray (two screws per clip,
but do not tighten screws yet - use #2 Pozidriv®).
4 Position recorder upside-down. If installing new recorder, remove and

discard its four feet. Also remove the six screws from bottom of recorder
which line-up with holes on platform tray when installed. These screws
will be used again.
5 With recorder still upside-down, place platform tray around recorder. To

do this, tilt the tray toward you and also open recorder front door to get
its tab out of the way. Tighten platform tray to bottom of recorder. (Use
same six screws you previously removed.)
6 Slide tray with recorder into support shelf slides already inside system.
(If shelf slides are not mounted, install slides and tinnerman nuts to the
7 Secure tray to front of system (four T25 TORX® screws). Also secure
8 Connect cables: Set 77510A to correct voltage (120V or 240V).

a. Connect cable 77921-64290 to recorder (seven wires, each wire is
marked). Its other end connects to STRIP CHART connector on
E-Box. Use cable tie 1400-0402 to secure cable.
b. Connect cable 77100-64103 to E-Box and to Print. Refer to Table 4-1.
c. Connect power cable to LINE receptacle on recorder. (Use clamp to
secure cable to receptacle.) Its other end connects as follows:
For 120V: cable 8120-5431 connects to left-rear isolated strip.
For 240V: cable 8120-1900 connects to right-rear isolated strip.
77510A Installation procedure continued on page after next . . .

Peripherals
Figure 4-11
HOLE 12
HOLE 1
HOLE 2
POWER SWITCH COVER

77510-40010
SCREW
0515-2506
(4) NUTS
2420-0006
SUPPORT
77510-00130
(4) SCREWS
2360-0115
(2) CLIPS
77510-00140
PLATFORM
77510-00110
FRONT PANEL
77510-00112
(4) SCREWS
77921-22320
300e080
Installing the HP 77510A (Kowa TLR111) Linescan Video Recorder

Peripherals
Installing HP 77510A (Kowa) Linescan Video Recorder (continued)

If you moved the HP 77510A Recorder from an old system to the new 2000/
NOTE 2500 system, you will also need to reconfigure the recorder, adjust its
contrast/brightness and install a power-switch cover as described below.
If the recorder is new, the recorder will already be configured at the factory.
Omit steps 9 and 10, but install power-switch cover as instructed in step 11, if
not already done.
9 Reconfigure 77510A Recorder:

a. Set system power On.
b. Set 77510A Recorder power Off. Press and hold recorder period (.)
key and then set recorder power On. (Its numeric display indicates
the letter P followed by three digits.)
c. Set numeric display for P - 013, using keyboard of recorder. This code
is used for both NTSC and PAL format. (Use back-arrow key to select
digit. Selected digit will flash. A beep sounds when number is not
allowed.)
d. Press period (.) key to store P - 013 selection. (Numeric display will
now indicate the sweep speed as selected on system panel.)
10 Set Contrast and Brightness for frame:

(Note that strip-chart contrast and brightness settings are the same as for
the old system and do not require readjustment.)
The adjustments must be made with the recorder paper running.

a. In 2D mode, display a sector image on the screen.
b. Press system Print key to run recorder paper.
c. Press recorder Brightness key (its setting flashes). Set numeric
display for 50, using recorder keyboard.
d. Press Recorder Contrast key (its setting flashes). Set numeric
display, for 50, using recorder keyboard.
e. Press period (.) key to store selections.
f. Check that selections were stored and that both brightness and
contrast on recording are acceptable.
11 Set recorder power to On and then attach protective cover over recorder
power switch.

Peripherals
Table 4-1 Cable Connections for BK & WT Printers and Color Printers
Cable 77100 -6410 3 Connections from E-Box RGB Internal Connector to Printer s
Type of Printer BW/COL/CAM Wire Camera Wi re F rame Wi re R,G,B, Sync Wires
Any Bk&Wt Printer To Video In To Print To Remote No Connection

alone or with on Bk&Wt Printer on system I/O Panel on Bk&Wt Printer
HP77510 (TLR111 (See Note 1) (See Note 2)
Kowa)
Any Bk&Wt Printer To Video In To Cont rol To Remote ToR,G,B ,and Sync
with HP77530/77535 on Bk&Wt Printer on Color Printer on Bk&Wt Printer on Color Printer
Color Printer (See Note 1) (See Note 2) (See Note 2)
(UP3000/P)
HP77560/77565 Bk&Wt To Video In To Print To Remote ToR,G,B ,and Sync
Printer (UP890MD/870/ on Bk&Wt Printer on system I/O Panel on Bk&Wt Printer on Color Printer
UP860CE) with (See Note 1) (See Note 1) (See Note 2)
HP77550/77555 Color
Printer (UP5000/P,
UP5200 or UP5600)
HP77580/77585 Bk&Wt To Video In To Print To Remote ToR,G,B ,and Sync
Printer (UP910/CE) with on Bk&Wt Printer on system I/O Panel on Bk&Wt Printer on Color Printer
HP77550/77555 Color (See Note 1) (See Note 1) (See Note 2)
Printer (UP5000/P,
UP5200 or UP5600)
HP77530/77535 Color No Connection To Cont rol ToPrint ToR,G,B ,and Sync
Printer (UP3000/P or on Color Printer on system I/O Panel on Color Printer

UP1850MD/EPM) (See Note 2)
alone or with
HP77510 (TR111 Kowa)
HP77550/77555 Color No Connection No Connection ToPrint ToR,G,B ,and Sync
Printer (UP5000/P or on system I/O Panel on Color Printer

UP5200/UP5600) alone
HP77510 Strip Chart No Connection No Connection ToPrint No Connection
(TR111Kowa) alone on system I/O Panel
Note 1: Also uses BNC adapter 1250-0080 and BNC cable 8120-1840.
Note 2: Also uses BNC adapter 1250-0080 and remote cable 77530-64010.

Peripherals
Installing HP 77470A Digital Network Interface
1 Connect guide slides to posts inside system:

a. Connect four tinnerman nuts to inside corner posts (see figure).
b. Attach grommets to small brackets (if not already done).
c. Connect guide slides to tinnerman nuts you installed on inside corner
posts. (Position end of guide slide with slot at rear of system.) Note
that flathead screws are used to secure front of guides to
posts. The TORX® screws which secure rear of guides to
posts are also used to secure grommet/bracket assembly to
inside of guide slides. (You may need to reposition a cable bracket
at rear of system before securing guide slides.)
2 Connect HP 77470A to mounting shelf and strap assembly:
(Note that if fan cowl is not already connected to shelf, first secure fan
cowl to shelf with two screws on side and one screw on bottom of shelf.)
a. Attach two locking pins at rear of mounting shelf with two nuts.
b. Before next step, connect power cable (8120-3144) to HP 77470A.
c. Place HP 77470A on shelf. Position it so that feet of HP 77470A rest
inside holes of shelf, but make sure that rear panel of HP
77470A rests firmly against the gasket on the fan cowl.
d. Position left and right straps along sides of HP 77470A and onto
screws on sides of shelf. Straps should be holding top of HP 77470A.
Secure straps to shelf with four washers and four nuts.
3 Snap front panel on HP 77470A, and then secure HP 77470A to system:
a. Slide HP 77470A/shelf assembly into guide slides attached to posts.
b. Secure to system with four TORX® screws.
(Note that HP 77470A should be mounted in top section of cart. Pem
nuts are provided on front posts in top section to hold screws.)
4 Connect cables:
a. Connect SCSI cable (92222B) to right-rear side on E-Box. Its other
end connects to rear of HP 77470A.
b. Connect internal LAN cable (77470-60030) to back side of LAN con-
nector on system I/O panel. Its other end connects to 100 M bit/s con-
nector on rear of HP 77470A.
Connect other end of HP 77470A power cable 8120-3144 (see step 2b)
CA U TI O N
to left-rear isolated strip (120 volts). Also connect fan cowl power
cable 77470-64200 to this same strip (120 volts).

Peripherals
Figure 4-12
INSIDE FRONT
SECTION POSTS POSTS
TOP HOLE 17 * N/A *Measured from top or bottom
(2) SCREWS
77921-22422
(4) TINNERMAN NUTS

0535-0093
(2) GUIDE SLIDES
77550-01550
(2) SCREWS
0515-1020
LEFT STRAP
77470-00030
RIGHT STRAP
(2) BRACKETS
77470-00031
77550-01560
(2) GROMMETS
(4) SCREWS
0400-0378
0515-0903 POWER CABLE
FAN WASHER 77470-64200
3160-1065 2190-0009
FRONT END
FINGER (2) LOCKING PINS

GUARD 77101-22010
3160-0092
CABLE TIE
1400-0399
(not shown)
FRONT PANEL
77470-00020
(2) LOCK NUTS (4) SCREWS
2580-0006 77921-22320
GASKET
(4) SCREWS
0515-0380
COOLING ASSEMBLY
SHELF
COWL 77470-60100 (4) WASHERS
(4) NUTS 77470-00010
77470-00070 3050-0019
(includes all parts) 0535-0077 6fjl001b
Installing the HP 77470A Digital Network Interface

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5 Configuration
Use the procedures in this chapter after you have completely upgraded the
system. Note that all of these procedures may not apply. Perform only those
steps that are necessary for the upgrade you are installing. If you installed the
77470A Digital Network Interface, configure the 77470A as instructed in the
procedure at the end of this chapter 5.
Program System (Option ROM)
If you added a feature option (such as extended physio, color kinesis, stress,
3D, AD, etc.) or added the Digital Network Interface to the system, you will
be required to program the system. (Note that all feature options do not
require the system to be programmed.) Use the following instructions to
program the system (option ROM).
2 Select Other Tests & Utilities (O key).
3 Select Options (O key).
4 Select Applications (use arrow and Enter).
5 Select Install (use trackball and Enter).
6 Move arrow in box displayed below words SERIAL NUMBER.
7 Type access code (upper case only) for feature option installed in this
upgrade, then press Return (not Enter).
Note that access code will disappear if system accepts code.
Access code will remain displayed if system does not accept code.
8 Select MODIFY, and verify that feature option is displayed on list of appli-
cations. Also verify that feature option is enabled (x inside box).
9 Select OKAY twice, and press Test to return to imaging mode.
10 Repeat procedure, if you need to program system for another feature
option.
Configuration
Check Sys tem Peripheral Set tings
Check System Peripheral Settings
If you installed peripherals to the system, you will be required to perform the
procedures on this page.
Update Modify Options menu after installing peripheral
1 Press Test On. (Setup should be Off.)
2 Select Other Tests & Utilities and then select Options.
3 On Modify Options menu, select appropriate peripheral.
4 Select model number of peripheral being installed (X in box).
(For Panasonic AG-MD830P/E, select SVO-9500/P if MD830 is not listed.)
5 Select Okay and press Test to exit.
Check the system peripheral settings using the Setup
function, located on the control panel. (Consult with
customer.)
This allows you to select the print device of your choice:
1 Connect the systems main power cord to the wall outlet.
2 Select Preset of the exam type you will be modifying.
3 Press SETUP and touch PRINT.
4 If necessary, adjust controls to change where black and white, color, VCR
playback, and Analysis report pages are printed. For tabletop peripherals
(excluding 77510A Kowa), set controls to external, if required.
5 Exit Setup mode by pressing SETUP.
6 Save this preset.
For more details, refer to System Basics Users guide for SONOS
2000/2500 system.

Configuration
Sys tem Setup (Configuration)
System Setup (Configuration)
If you are upgrading an old SONOS system to a SONOS 2000/2500 system,

check whether or not you are required to copy the configuration settings
from the customers existing SONOS 500/1000/1500/OR system to the new
SONOS 2000/2500 system. To do this, you may have to create a new preset as
described below.
If you are upgrading an existing SONOS 2000/2500 system to a new revision,
you may also be required to set the system presets according to which
options were purchased with the upgrade. Refer to table 5-1.
a. Select a preset of the same exam type as the one you want to create.
For example: With Setup key Off, select Preset. Now, select exam
type, such as Cardiac Exam and HP Adult. This ensures that most
system settings, including annotation labels and analysis measure-
ments, are appropriate for the new preset.
b. Change the preset items using table 5-1. This table lists the possible
configuration items of the existing SONOS 500/1000/1500/OR system
and the preset defaults of the SONOS 2000/2500 system. If the exist-
ing system is configured for different values than the SONOS 2000/
2500 system, Table 5-1 describes how to change the appropriate item.
You can use the blank column in table 5-1 to help you to record exist-
ing system values. As you make changes, make sure the screen is not
frozen.
c. After changing the preset items in table 5-1, again display the exam
type selected in step a. Then, select Save Preset.
d. Highlight Create New with the trackball and press Enter.
e. Type the name for the new preset.
f. Press Enter twice to save the new preset.
g. Repeat above procedure if another new preset is desired (such as for
another exam type),
h. Backup presets to key processor.

Configuration
Tables
Tables
Use the following tables when creating a new preset.
Table 5-1 Setup/Configuration
SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00 /OR SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00 /OR SONOS 20 00/25 00 SONOS 2000 /2500
Conf iguration Items Customers Configuration Preset Default s Ins truct ions to change preset
Institution Name: Hewlett -Packard Select Setup, System and Ins titute.
Name. Type up to 16 characters.
Select Okay and press Enter.
Date and Time: Factory set Select Setup and Sys tem.
Set by turning appropriate knob.
Physio On/Off:
ECG: Cardiac: ECG On Select Setup and Physio.
Vascular, Abdominal, and Set by turning ECG knob.
OB: ECG Off
R-Wave Beep: Off Setup Off. Select Physio.
Set by touching Rwave Beep.
Post-Processing Settings: Setup Off. Select Preset and exam
type.
2D Curves: (See Table 5-2 ) Dependent on preset Select 2D/BMode.
Set by turning Postproc knob.
2D Edge Enhancement: On or Off dependent on Select Preset and exam type.
preset Select 2D/BMode.
Set by touching Edge Enhance.
M-mode curves: (Table 5-2 ) A Select Preset and MMode.
Set by turning Postproc knob.
Background Gray Level: Black Setup Off: Select Preset and Image.
Set by turning Backgrnd knob.
Inverse Video: Off Setup Off: Select Image.
Set by touching Video Invert .

Configuration
Tables
SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00 /OR SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00/OR SONOS 20 00/25 00 SONOS 2000 /2500
Digital Storage:
CLR (optional):
Format: Full Setup Off. Select Loop.
Set by turning Format Full knob.
Cycles Stored: 1 Select Setup and Loop.
Set by turning Cycles knob.
Disk (optional):
Delete After Store: Yes Select Setup, Disk, and
Delete Options. Select Yes or No.
Select Okay and press Enter.
Delete Before Retrieve: Yes See prior step.
Doppler Displays:
Spectral Processing:
Velocity Smoothing: 3 Press Setup and PW. Set by turning
Velocity Smooth knob. Repeat CW.
Temporal Smoothing: 2 Press Setup and PW. Set by turning
Temp. Smooth knob. Repeat CW.
Spectral Suppress Off Select Setup, PW. Set by touching
(baseline): Baseline Suppress. Repeat CW.
CW Spectral Wraparound: Always On Cannot be changed.
Post Processing Curves: Cardiac uses cardiac and Cannot be changed.
vascular uses vascular
Fixed Velocity Scales: Not Fixed Cannot be changed.
Optimum Doppler Angle: 0 or 60 Degrees dependent Select Setup and PW. Set by turning
on exam type Optimum Angle knob.
Frequency Scales: Not Displayed Select Setup and PW. Set by touch-
ing F requency Scales. Repeat CW.

Configuration
Tables
Color Flow Imaging: Setup Off:
Process Control: Dependent on preset Select Preset and Color.
(See Table 5-3) Set by turning Process Knob.
Color Map: A (except H for venous Select Preset and Color.
exams) Set by touching Map and turning
knob.
B/W Image Suppress: Not Suppressed (Off ) Select Preset and Color.
Set by touching B/W Suppress.
Spatial Filters (Smooth- Dependent on preset Select Preset and Color.
ing): Set by touching Smoothing and
(See Table 5-4) turning knob.
Frequency Agility: Always On Cannot be changed.
Velocity Scales: Cardiac scales for cardiac Cannot be changed.
exams. Vascular scales for
vascular exams.
B/W Line Density: Exam type and transducer Cannot be changed.
dependent
High Definition:
On/Off: On if sector transducer Select Setup and Color.
selected Set by touching High Definition.
(Always select High Defini-

tion On.)
.
Line Density (medium or Cardiac: High; Setup Off. Select Preset and Color.
high): TCD: Medium Set by touching High Def and select
High or Medium.

Configuration
Tables
SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00 /OR SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00/OR SONOS 20 00/25 00 SONOS 2000 /2500
Color Printer UP5000/

UP5200 (optional):
Printer Format: Cardiac: Quad Off Select Setup and Print.
Non Cardiac: Quad On Set by touching Quad Format .
Contrast, Brightness, 6, 14, 8, 8, 8 Select Setup and Print.
RGB: Select UP5000 or UP5200.
Set by turning appropriate knobs.
Annotation: Preset dependent Setup Off. Select Preset and exam
type. Select Setup and Annotate.
To edit exam labels, select label and
edit screen. Select Okay and press
Enter.
Presets: Not applicable Setup Off. Select Preset and select
exam type. To turn On Options,

select Test, Other, and Options.
TEE (optional) (To see defaults, connect Setup Off.
Image Orientation: TEE transducer.)
Invert Sector: Biplane TEE vertical plane Press Preset and Image.
inver ted Set by touching U/D Inver t.
L/R Sector: Inver ted (dot on lef t) Press Preset and Image.
Set by touching L /R Invert .
Autocool:
Degrees C or Degrees F : Degrees Centigrade Select Setup and Xducer.
Set by turning TEE Temp knob.
Temp always displayed: Always displayed Select Setup and Xducer.
Set by touching TEE Temp Display.
Measurements:
Cardiac/Vascular: Preset dependent Cannot be changed.
Quick Calcs: Cardiac: MOD volumes; Press Setup and Measure.
Vascular, Abdominal, OB: Set by touching MOD or SPE volume.
Auto Trace On, SPE

volumes.

Configuration
Tables
Equipment Service Same as SONOS 500/ 1000/ Select Tes t, Other, Equipment Ser -
1500/OR vice.
Table 5-2 2D and M-Mode Postprocessing Curves
SONOS 500 /1000 /1500 /OR SONOS 2000/2 50 0
A A
-- -- B (new)
C C
-- -- D (new)
R E
Q F
O G
P H
M I
N J
S K
E L

Configuration
Tables
Table 5-3 Color Process Settings
SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00/OR SONOS 2000/2 50 0
L O
J P
-- -- Q (new)
M R
N S
-- -- T (new)
K U
Table 5-4 Color Spatial Filters vs. Smoothing
SONOS 500/ 1000/ 15 00/OR SONOS 2000/2 50 0 SONOS 2000 /2500
Spat ial Fi lter Smoothing Spat ial Fi lter
Off 1 Off
2 Weaker
Weak 3 Weak
4 New
Strong 5 Almost Strong
6 Very St rong

Configuration
Configur ing the Model 77470A Digital Network Interface
Configuring the Model 77470A Digital Network

Interface
If the SONOS system has a Model 77470A Digital Network Interface, configure
N O TE
the 77470A as described in the following procedures. Note that the Echo
Information Management System (EIMS) must be installed before performing
this procedure.
Tools and information required
Computer Keyboard, Mouse, and Monitor (or equivalent)
Computer name of the Digital Network Interface (DUNEXXXX where

XXXX = last 4 digits of PC serial number)
EIMS Server name
Domain name to which this Server belongs
Administrator password on server
Instructions
1 Power off SONOS ultrasound system.
2 Connect internal LAN cable from network outlet on SONOS system I/O
panel to 100Mbit/s port or 10Mbit/s port on rear of the Digital Network
Interface. (Use the port connection which corresponds to customers net-
work.)
3 Connect external LAN cable from SONOS system I/O panel to wall LAN
connector or HUB.
4 Attach keyboard, mouse, and monitor to Digital Network Interface.
5 Power on SONOS ultrasound system.
6 Log onto the Digital Network Interface as:

User name: administrator
Password: super!team
Domain: DUNEXXXX

Configuration
Configuring the Model 77470A Digital Network Interface
7 Go to an MS-DOS prompt (Start / Programs / Command Prompt).

Go to a c: \ and type IPCONFIG /release. Then type exit.
8 Join the Domain of the Server.
a. Open the Control Panel (Start / Settings / Control panel).
b. Double-click on the Network icon.

Network window appears:
c. With the Identification tab selected, click on the box for Change...
d. Type the correct Domain name for your Server.
e. Check mark the box next to Create a Computer Account in the

Domain and enter User name: administrator and Pass-
word:_______ (administrator password on server).
f. Click OK to close.
g. Click OK to verify the change. (NT should then prompt you with a
Welcome to the Domain.. message.)
h. Close the window.
i. Restart the computer.
9 Log onto the Digital Network Interface as:

User name: administrator
Password: super!team
Domain: DUNEXXXX
10 Setup AUTOExNT
a. Open the Control Panel (Start / Settings / Control Panel).
b. Double-click on the 'Services' icon.

Services window appears:
c. Double-click on AutoExNT.
Service window appears:
d. Check that the 'Automatic' button is highlighted in the 'Startup

Type' section.
In the 'Log On as:' section: Click on the ellipsis (...).
Add User window appears:
e. Click on the 'List Names From:' drop-down box.
Click on ' <YO UR SERVER DOMAIN NAME>'.
Click on 'DUNEUSER'.
Click on 'Add'.
(<YOUR SERVER DOMAIN NAME>\DUNEUSER should appear in
the Add Name: box.)

Configuration
Click on 'OK' to close the Add User' window.

Service window appears:
f. Check that the 'This Account' button is selected and '<YO UR
SERV ER DOMAI N NAME> \ DUN EUSER' appears in the 'This
Account' field.
Double-Click on the 'Password' box.
Type the Password: DUNEUSER (ALL CAPS)
Press Tab to move to the 'Confirm Password' box.
Re-Type the Password.
Click on 'OK' to close the 'Service' window.
The Services message box appears:
(The account '<Y OUR SE RVER DOMAIN NAME> \ DUNE US ER'
has been granted the Log On As A Service right.)
g. Click on 'OK'.
Click on 'Close' to close 'Services' window.
11 Add DOMAIN user account 'DUNEUSER' to Digital Network Interface

local administrators group.
a. Open User Manager (Start / Programs / Administrative Tools / User

Manager).
User Manager window appears:
b. Under 'Groups', Double-Click on the 'Administrators'.
Local Group Properties window appears:
c. Click on 'Add'.
Add Users and Groups window appears:
d. Click on the 'List Names From:' drop-down box.
e. Click on '<YO UR SERVER DOMAIN NAME>'
f. In the 'Names' box scroll down to find the user name 'DUNEUSER'.
g. Click on 'DUNEUSER'.
h. Click on 'Add'.
i. Click on 'OK' to close the 'Add Users and Groups' window.
j. Check that<YOUR SERVER DOMAIN NAME>\DUNEUSER is

listed in the 'Members' box.
k. Click on 'OK' to close the 'Local Group Properties' box.
l. Close the 'User Manager' application.

Configuration
12 Click on Start/Shut down. (Close all programs and log on as a different

user.) Log on as:
User name: DUNEUSER
Password: DUNEUSER
Domain: <YOUR SERVER DOMAIN NAME>
13 Validate registry values.
a. Open the 'Run' box (Start / Run).
b. Type 'regedit' & click 'OK', to run the Registry Editor program.
c. Locate and open (double-click) the key (folder)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Hewlett-Packard \
Concorde \ 1.0 \ Dune'.
d. Check that the following keywords have values as indicated:

ServerName: <YOUR SERVER NAM E > (Change to the value of
your EIMS server.)
Enablebeeps: Y
To change a Registry Value:
e. Double-click on the 'name' which needs to be changed.
f. Edit String:
Type the correct value data for this entry.
Click on 'OK' to save the change.
g. Exit Registry Editor.
Disable mouse and keyboard as follows:

1 Shut down the Digital Network Interface (Start/Shut down).
3 Remove mouse from Digital Network Interface.
4 Power up SONOS ultrasound system.
5 Press F4 to validate mouse is missing and wait 10 seconds.
7 Remove keyboard from Digital Network Interface.

Configuration
8 Power on SONOS ultrasound system.
9 After two (2) beeps, "Keyboard" error message will appear, then mes-
sages will be cleared.
10 After one (1) beep, power switch light will turn RED.
11 Shut down and power off SONOS ultrasound system. (Remove monitor
or equivalent.)
12 Power up SONOS system.
If installing the digital network interface as part of a

SONOS upgrade:
1 Power up the Sonos system.
2 On left EL panel, touch DISK.
3 Press INIT DISK.
4 Select OK
Creating a digital lab preset

Perform this procedure after you have configured the Digital Network
Interface.
1 SelectPreset and view the various exam types to check if a preset named
Digital Lab exists.
2 If this preset exists, you do not need to perform this step.
If this preset does not exist, you must create a preset as follows:
a. Select an exam type, such as Cardiac Exam and HP adult (or select
the customers preset of choice). This ensures that most system set-
tings, including annotation labels and analysis measurements, are
appropriate for the new preset.
b. Press Setup.

Configuration
c. On the left touch panel, touch Disk.

d. Verify that Study Mode is highlighted and Enable Optical is off.
e. Touch Comment Options.
f. Select Manual Entry.
g. Select Automatic Commenting.
h. Select Okay with trackball and press Enter.
i. On left touch panel, touch Loop, then touch Auto Display.
j. In dialog box on monitor, verify that Auto Display After Each
Acquire is selected.
k. Select Okay with trackball and press Enter.

l. Press Setup to return to live imaging.
m. After making above changes, display the exam type selected above.
n. Select Save Preset.

o. SelectCreate New with the trackball and press Enter or select Mod-
ify Current if changing a customers preset.
p. Type the name of the new preset, Digital Lab or use the trackball to
select Name Okay if you are modifying an existing preset.
q. Press Enter twice to save the new preset.

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6 Testing
Use the checklist in this chapter after you have installed the upgrade and
performed any configuration instructions.
Testing the System

For test details or to diagnose any system detected errors, refer to the
M2406A Service Manual.
❏ Optimize Brightness and Contrast controls of the monitor,
❏ Perform Basic tests,
❏ Calibrate touch panels,
❏ Configure filter cleaning message,
❏ Configure system chronometer,
❏ Perform Electrical Safety tests,
❏ Verify that all peripherals are working properly, and check print quality
and playback quality,
❏ Verify that all modules (Physio,DSR, CLR, AQ Dataport, etc.) are

operating properly,
❏ If system has the 77470A Digital Network Interface, verify 77470A

operation and communication to Echo Information Management
System.
❏ Verify that all transducers being used with the SONOS 2000/2500 have
RFI modifications. (Connector should have second shield above existing
shield. Instructions are included in update kit.),
❏ Connect transducers to the system and verify that the system will image
properly, and
❏ Verify that error logs are cleared.

Testing
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7 Training
Customer Training
Part of the upgrade procedure is to explain to the customer the controls and
the features of the SONOS 2000/2500 upgrade. Note that not all upgrades
require customer training. Refer to specific upgrade procedure. Use the
following checklist to perform customer knobology training:
Upgrade from SONOS (1000, etc.) to SONOS 2000/2500

❏ Review all user documentation videos and toolkits,
❏ Review products in system (monitor, touch panels, peripherals),
❏ Demonstrate powering on the system,
❏ Demonstrate how to adjust monitor controls for ambient room lighting,
❏ Demonstrate left (auxiliary) and right (imaging) functionality of

keyboard and touch panels,
❏ Demonstrate differences of soft keys, hard keys, soft knobs, and their
relation to touch panel,
❏ Demonstrate how to change transducer frequencies on the touch panel,
❏ Demonstrate selecting exam type and preset,
❏ Demonstrate the Go To method for changing imaging modes:

2D (B-mode), M-mode, Doppler, and Color,
❏ Show where to connect transducer and physio cables,
❏ Show how to guide transducers and physio cables over the cable guides
on front of system,
❏ Demonstrate where to access the VCR functions (left touch panel), and
what to look for on the monitor, and
❏ Demonstrate how to run basic tests.
Upgrades to existing SONOS 2000/2500 system

❏ Review all user documentation, videos, toolkits, etc.
❏ Provide knobology training per guidelines provided during CE training.

Training
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❏ Upgrade an HP SONOS 500/1000/1500/OR system to a

Upgrades and Installation Instructions

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Revision A.0.x to A.1.x . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1

Revision A.1.x to A.2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11

Installing Feature Options in a SONOS 2000/2500 System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1

Installing Peripherals in a SONOS 2000/2500 System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

Program System (Option ROM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

Testing the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1

Customer Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1

The instructions in this document describe: 1) how to upgrade an old SONOS

To upgrade a SONOS 500/1000/1500/OR Imaging System

from any Revision A through O.4 to a SONOS 2000/

Before you start upgrading an old SONOS system to a

WA RN IN G To ensure electrical safety during disassembly and reassembly,

M2407A System Upgrade and Installation 1-1

a SONOS 2000 /2500:

Upgrading an old system to a SONOS 2000/2500 system:

❏ If system has 77470A Digital Network Interface, configure 77470A.

1-2 M2407A System Upgrade and Installation

To upgrade an existing SONOS 2000/2500 hardware and

software to a specific revision:

Use the following instructions when the upgrade consists of upgrading a

❏ Add Color Kinesis (page 2-7)

Upgrading from Revision A.1.x to A.2: (chapter 2)

1-4 M2407A System Upgrade and Installation

Upgrading from Revision A.1.x or A.2 to B.2.x: (chapter 2)

❏ Upgrade scanner section. (page 2-16)

M2407A System Upgrade and Installation 1-5

Upgrading from Revision B.0 to B.2.x

❏ Install new Physio board in keyprocessor section. (page 2-22)

1-6 M2407A System Upgrade and Installation

Upgrading from Revision B.1.x to B.2.x

❏ Before you start. (page 2-25)

M2407A System Upgrade and Installation 1-7

To install feature options:

Use these instructions when the upgrade consists of installing feature

Use these instructions when the upgrade consists of installing peripherals in

1-8 M2407A System Upgrade and Installation

Use the procedures in this chapter to upgrade an existing SONOS 2000/2500

Revision A.0.x to A.1.x

The following instructions describe how to upgrade a SONOS 2000 or a

Before you start this upgrade

M2407A System Upgrade and Installation 2-1

Rev is ion A.0.x to A.1.x

Detailed installation instructions for upgrading a SONOS

A summary of the following procedures is provided in chapter 1.

b. Select Other Tests & Utilities ( O key).

d. Select Backup Presets to KP ( B key).

e. Press Test and return to imaging mode.

3 SONOS 2000: Install Physio board (77921-60620 or 77921-60630) in K2 of

4 Install A.1.x software in all subsystems:

switch 3 (in 4-bank switch) to ON position during programming.

c. Verify that programming was completed successfully (LED on board

d. Repeat procedure with flash card into connector on Digital control

e. Repeat procedure with flash card into connector on Processor

during programming. Power down system and remove flash card

from any Revision A through O.4 to a SONOS 2000/

guide is supplied in kit, remove old users guide (recycle).

Back-up customers presets: Refer to procedure in this upgrade.