MV2000 EVO 5 Service Manual English Rev1.0 20181005 2

MV2000Ventilator
Service Manual
Table of Contents
1. REVISION RECORD
2. INTRODUCTION
2.1. Cautions
2.2. Warranty
2.3. Revision History
2.4. Symbols
2.5. Equipment Symbols
2.6. Product policy
3. PRODUCT OVERVIEW
3.1. Power overview
3.2. Power Supply Specifications
3.3. Summary of Battery Information
3.4. Battery Charging Status on Display Screen
3.5. Block Diagram
3.5.1. 15 inch monitor block diagram
3.5.2. Main body block diagram
3.6. Product board

3.6.1. 15 inch monitor
3.6.2. Main body
4. SERVICE INFORMATION
4.1. Service procedure
4.2. Service record
4.3. Alarm list

4.3.1. Service-needed alarm list
4.3.2. Service-free alarm list
4.3.3. Audible Alarm Prioritization
4.3.4. Alarm Test
4.4. PC Viewer (LabVIEW) guide

4.4.1. LabVIEW connection tool
4.4.2. LabVIEW 8.6 Runtime Engine program installation.
4.4.3. LabVIEW viewer mode preparing.
4.4.4. LabVIEW viewer mode guide
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4.4.5. Preparing the functional and performance inspection by LabVIEW.
4.4.6. Functional and performance inspection of internal components by LabVIEW
program
4.5. Disassembly guide

4.5.1. Main body disassembly
4.5.1.1. SV1, SV2 Valve Ass'y(MA0207_01) disassembly
4.5.1.2. Ins. Check valve Ass'y(MA0210_01) disassembly
4.5.1.3. High / Ins. Flow Sensor Ass'y(MA0206_01) disassembly
4.5.1.4. SV4 (Solenoid Valve), SV4 pad Ass'y(AB0035_00, MA0211_01) disassembly
4.5.1.5. SV3 (Solenoid Valve, AB0036_00) disassembly
4.5.1.6. PV1 VALVE(AB0022_00) disassembly
4.5.1.7. Board Pneumatic MV2000(MA0227_02) disassembly
4.5.1.8. Board Driver MV2000(MA0226_01) disassembly
4.5.1.9. Exp. Base plate Ass'y(MA0218_02) disassembly
4.5.1.10. LS1 Valve Ass'y(MA0225_01) disassembly
4.5.1.11. ES 7-12, 12V 7A , Pb Battery(AB0039_00) disassembly
4.5.1.12. Board AD Power(), Board DD() disassembly
4.5.1.13. Power inlet Ass'y, Power switch Ass'y(MA0216_01, MA0217_01) disassembly
4.5.1.14. Hi-pre. Air Water trap (SMC), Hi-pre. O2 Water trap (SMC)(AB0040_00,
AB0041_00)
4.5.1.15. Valve Ass'y High Pre. Check(MA0205_01)
4.5.2. 15 inch LCD monitor disassembly
4.5.2.1. Board MCU disassembly
4.5.2.2. Board CON disassembly
4.5.2.3. Board Key disassembly
4.5.2.4. Board MAIN disassembly
4.5.2.5. LCD disassembly
4.6. Calibration guide

4.6.1. Calibration tools
4.6.2. Calibration with PC viewer program
4.6.2.1. Calibration prepare
4.6.2.2. Temperature calibration
4.6.2.3. Atm. pressure calibration
4.6.2.4. Flow Zeroing
4.6.2.5. Pressure Zeroing
4.6.2.6. InsFlow (inspiratory flow) calibration
4.6.2.7. PV1 Analysis
4.6.2.8. ExpFlow calibration
4.6.2.9. BlendFlow calibration
4.6.2.10. Prox.Flow calibration
4.6.2.11. Leakage & Tube Compliance
4.6.2.12. FiO2 calibration
4.6.2.13. Calibration data save
4.6.3. Calibration in the service mode of ventilator
4.6.3.1. Ins Flow Calibration
4.6.3.2. PEEP Calibration
4.7. Service parts list
4.8. Inspection
4.8.1. Inspection guide
4.8.1.1. Visual check
4.8.1.2. Function check
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4.8.1.3. Pneumatic Performance check
4.8.1.4. EtCO2 check
4.8.1.5. SpO2 check
4.8.2. Safety check befor use
5. S/W UPGRADE
5.1. Pneumatic S/W Upgrade

5.1.1. S/W Upgrade tool
5.1.2. Cable connection
5.1.3. Write240x setting
5.1.4. Upgrade
5.2. DSC S/W Upgrade

5.2.2. Upgrade
6. APPENDIX
6.5. SERVICE BULLETIN INDEX
6.6. CHANGING NOTE INDEX
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1. Revision record
Revision Date Revision point Engineer Note

Rev0 2017-01-16 First version H.S.NOH
Rev1 2018-10-05 Ver. 1.00 S.H.HONG
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2. Introduction
This Service Manual provided to users with MV2000 ventilator.
Since this Service Manual is compatible with MV2000, it may not be used with other products
manufactured by our company. In case of loss or damage the Service Manual, you may refer to
MEK-ICS web site for download the manual file.
URL: http://www.mek-ics.com
MV2000 Service Manual includes the cautions and risk information for users prior to handling
the ventilator. Please read all precautions and risk information for users prior to handling the
product. If you have any inquiries on details of the product, contact your local MEKICS Distributor
or our Customer Service Center.
TEL: +82-70-7119-2536
FAX: +82-70-5052-5800
E-mail: service@mek-ics.com
2.1. Cautions
This document contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright.
Under copyright law, this document cannot be reproduced, modified or otherwise amended
without prior approval.
2.2. Warranty
Contents included in this document may be changed without notice.
Our company is not responsible for any problems and damages caused from use of
performance or data different from the details of this document.
2.3. Revision History

The part numbers and revision number indicated in this document represent the current
version.
The revision number will not be changed even if any subdocuments are revised.
The revision number may be changed when there is a major change in part numbers or
technical information in this document.
2.4. Symbols
Symbols are indicated on the interior and exterior of the product and in this Service manual.
The symbols represent important cautions and advice to the user. Please read the following
symbols carefully and be well informed of them for handling, maintenances and storage of
the product.
DANGER
This symbol represents “DANGER.”
It is associated with possible matters tha1t may greatly harm the product or the patient,
or might even cause the patient’s death.
WARNING
This symbol represents “WARNING.”
It is associated with possible matters that may harm or cause irreversible damage to the
product or the patient.
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CAUTION
This symbol represents “CAUTION.”
It is associated with possible matters that may damage the product or harm the patient.
ATTENTION
This symbol is associated with safety issues that the user should give attention to and be
well informed of before handling the product. How to handling the product is described in
each section of this manual.
NOTE
This symbol is associated with issues you should note regarding the surrounding environment
or additional references to the descriptions in this manual. It does not pertain to possible
damages to the product or the patient.
▣ This Service Manual may differ from the actual product in terms of functionality.
▣ If deemed necessary, the company may make any improvement to the product to enhance
its performance, without prior notification, and the company has no obligation to apply the
same specification change to the products already sold.
2.5. Equipment Symbols

The following are descriptions of the symbols located on the outside of the product. Please
read carefully before using the product.
Table 0-0. Ventilator main body outside Label or Panel Symbols and Descriptions
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Symbol Description
Product name label
Inspiration gas outlet port. Connect to patient circuit
Nebulizer connection port
Micro-pump nebulizer connection port
Attention, consult accompanying documents

This symbol indicates that user must consult
accompanying document (User’s Manual) prior to
operation.
Exhaust port. Do not place objects that may be

blocked or obstructed in close proximity.
Exhalation Valve Assembly Lock/Unlock
Patient circuit exhalation limb connection port
Proximal flow sensor connection port
Proximal flow, auxiliary sensor connection port
SpO2 sensor connection port
EtCO2 sensor connection port
Heater –Heater heats the Exp. part during ventilation

to prevent moisture. Be careful about high
temperature heat.
RS232 / Serial Port –This symbol indicates data

communication connection.
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Monitor Connector –This symbol indicates connection
to user interface and cable.
Power On/Off –These symbols are used in power switch.
Indicates power On. Indicates power Off.
EXT. BATT – This symbol indicates external battery.
This symbol indicates external power (AC) connection

part.
Equipotentiality–This symbol indicates terminal that

does not require ground potential for connecting system
parts to create equipotentiality.
Ground
High pressure oxygen connection port for oxygen

supply
Compressed air connection port for air supply
Means for "Do not place an objects in this area that

may be blocked or obstructed in close proximity".
This means locate and attention mark for “battery

replacement”.
An obstruct sign in air and oxygen hose.
Refer to accompanying documents
No pushing the ventilator with cart.
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use separate collection for waste electrical and
electronic equipment(WEEE)
This means CE mark.
IP21 :Finger or similar objects(Effective against > 12.5

mm), Dripping water (vertically falling drops)
Single Use Only
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2.6. Product policy
A. This product was manufactured based on strict quality management and test process of
our company.
B. Compensation criteria for product repair and replacement are accordance in “Consumer
Injury Compensation Rule” by the Economic Planning Board.
C. Warranty period for this product is regulated as two year since installation except
consumables.
However, warranty period for LCD and O2 Cell are six months.
D. If the product shows defects under normal use during warranty period, our customer
service team will repair about that defects for free of charge during warranty period.
E. Prescribed service fees are levied after repair in the following cases.
▣ Defect from natural disasters such as fire, earthquake and lightning/thunderbolt.
▣ Defect from inappropriate movement or carelessness in use of the product after
installation or during uses.
▣ Defect caused by repair or modification by an individual other than MEKICS
designated or certified service agent or engineer.
F. Preparations for repair requests
▣ If defect occurs, immediately stop the use and check details on the defect in this
manual.
▣ Before contacting our company’s customer service team for repair request, please
check model name, manufacture number, purchase date and problem.
G. Please refer to the following when MEKICS service representative in charge other than
MEKICS head office carries out repairs.
▣ Use 'Service information' of this service manual to solve the problem.
▣ When the problem is solved, test the product with 'Inspection sheet'. Please refer to
the 'Inspection Guide' for how to use 'Inspection Sheet'.
▣ If the problem cannot be solved, please fill out 'Service record' and send it to the
head office together with the product. If you cannot send the product, please send
the 'Service record' for consult the problems.
CAUTION
If defects are caused by inappropriate handling or careless management of the product,
the manufacturer and its sales agencies are not responsible for any damages.
Contact us
Please contact the following numbers and addresses to receive various.
[Manufacturer / Customer Service Team]
MEKICS Co., Ltd.
21, Sangjiseok-gil, Paju-Si, Gyeonggi-do
South Korea 10911
TEL: +82-70-7119-2536
FAX: +82-70-5052-5800
E-mail: service@mek-ics.com
Web site: http://www.mek-ics.com
We are also receiving customer complaints through MEK ICS web site. If you experience any
discomforts or improvements to be made on the product, please feel free to contact our
company or its customer service team at any time.
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3. Product overview
3.1. Power overview

MV2000 Ventilator has the function of auto transition for rated input voltage. The
ventilator automatically adjusts to 100-120 AC or 220-240 AC power for input voltage.
To prevent damages in ventilator settings and stored data information upon loss of
AC power source (such as power cable is disconnected suddenly from the power
outlets) during use of the ventilator, the ventilator power source is convert to internal
battery (12 VDC power) automatically and the ventilator can be operations continue
according to remaining rechargeable battery status. Frequently, check the battery
charging conditions.
NOTE
Internal battery (rechargeable) can be replaced if necessary, even during use of
the ventilator.
Also, the ventilator can be used by connect the external 12V DC power. In here,
similar as the internal battery operation, the ventilator power source is convert to
external 12V DC power automatically upon loss of AC power source during use of the
ventilator. Ventilator setting and stored data information are preserved.
3.2. Power Supply Specifications

Rated voltage range:
100 - 230VAC, 50/60Hz
Internal battery:
Rechargeable battery, 12 VDC, 7Ah. Pb.
External 12 VDC power inlet:

12.0 ~ 15.0 VDC, minimum 10A, battery or DC power device.
CAUTION
When use of external 12V DC power, the internal battery must be installed and
use with internal battery for safe operation of the ventilator.
Power Consumption
RatedVoltage Power Consumption
100-120 AC 50/60Hz 168VA max
200-240 AC 50/60Hz 168VA max
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3.3. Summary of Battery Information
Battery Life Since Manufacture Date
Quantity 1 EA
Operation Time About 3 hours (if used continuously)
Charging Time About 4 hours
Storage Temperature(Individual
15-20℃ (59-68℉)
Storage)
3.4. Battery Charging Status on Display Screen
When the ventilator operations by use of internal battery, remaining status of the
battery is displayed on the bottom of right corner on the LCD screen.
When battery charging status is low, the battery icon is displays in red color on the
bottom of right on the LCD screen. In this low battery condition, if possible, connect
the electrical power of ventilator to main power source or, it should be replaced new
battery if damaged battery.
Information of the internal battery charging status are displays in the bottom of right
on the LCD screen as follows.
Display State Description

Fully Charging Battery charged about 100%
50% Charging Battery charged about 50% over
If the battery power is remaining low, the battery
icon is displays red color on the screen. In order
Low Charging to protect the battery, the beep sound is created
and power is automatically turned off after about
5 minutes.
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3.5. Block Diagram
3.5.1. 15 inch monitor block diagram
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3.5.2. Main body block diagram
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3.6. Product board
3.6.1. 15 inch monitor
PCB Photo Description

MAIN board is the central board of
15inch monitor which receives
commands from MCU board and
performs LCD drive, SPEAKER
drive, LAN communication, USB
communication, PNEU board and
Board serial communication, user input
Main (key, encoder, touch)
() It receives 15V from the
pneumatic board, and makes 12V,
5V, 3.3V by Multi PWR regulator to
supply power for system.
In addition, the power required
for LCD TFT and back light is
supplied to LCD.
The MCU board is the brain of the
15 inch monitor and has system
main CPU, memories, Micro SD
Board card connector and HDMI
MCU connector.
() The MCU board receives the 5V
from the main board, and makes
power for IMX6 system by Multi
PWR IC.
The KEY board consists of keys
and encoder for user input, and
two LEDs that indicate whether
Board the power source is an adapter or
Key a battery.
() The KEY board sends the input
low data to the MAIN board.
Receives LED power from the
MAIN board.
Board The CON1 board is the bridge of

CON1 signal and power between main
() board and CON2 board.
Board The CON2 board is the bridge of

CON2 signal and power between CON1
() board and Pneumatic board.
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3.6.2. Main body
PCB Photo Description

The pneumatic board is a
pneumatic main board for the
pneumatics of the MV2000.
It receives information from the
pressure sensor and flow sensor,
processes it in the MCU, controls
Board the valve to control the
Pneumatic ventilation, and sends the
() information to the main board to
inform the user.
The power used in the
pneumatic board (7.5V, 5V) is
from the driver board, and LDO
make 5V (sensor voltage) and
3.3V to use system.
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The driver board receives the

24V DC power from the DD power
board and generates various
power sources for the system.
Board It receives the command of
Driver pneumatic board and controls the
() power of O2 valve and LS1 valve,
and it supplies 2 sets of 7.5V, 5V
power with 2 switching regulator
to main board and pneumatic
board.
The A / D power board is

Board
powered by 90 ~ 240 VAC and
AD power
supplies 5 kV isolated 24 V DC
()
power to the system.
The D / D power board receives

the power from the AD power
board, supplies it to the system,
charges the battery with the
Board
battery charger, and supplies the
DD
battery to the system when there
()
is no AD power.
It has main power switch TR to
supply / cut off system power
when power switch on / off.
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4. Service information
4.1. Service procedure
4.1.1. The policy and principle on the service offered through the
Distributor (Hereinafter, “the Distributor”), to which MEKICS Co.,
Ltd (Hereinafter, “MEKICS”) awarded the right of product repair or
equivalent qualification.
4.1.2. The purpose of use this service manual is to fulfill customer by

carrying out service on behalf of MEKICS at Distributor.
4.1.3. Please perform to services as below order.
4.1.3.1. When the service call is received, please fill out 'Service record'.
4.1.3.2. Find the problem in 'Alarm list' and check the action plan.
4.1.3.3. Refer to 'PC Viewer (LabVIEW) guide' for troubleshooting.
4.1.3.4. If the problem is confirmed, refer to 'Disassembly guide' and 'Calibration

guide' to solve the problem.
4.1.3.5. Refer to 'Service parts list' and secure repair parts for troubleshooting or
order repair parts.
4.1.3.6. If the problem is solved, test the product by use 'Inspection sheet'. For
more information on how to use the ‘Inspection sheet’, please refer to
'Inspection guide'.
4.1.3.7. If the problem cannot be solved, please contact your local MEKICS
Distributor or our Customer Service Center. Or, fill out 'Service record '
and send it your local MEKICS distributor or our customer Service Center
together with defective product.
If you are not able to send the product, please send it 'Service record'
first.
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4.2. Service record
Vendor Complaint Date
Liaison Installation Date □Install □Service

Personnel (Or Last Service Date)
Contact Product & Serial No
Customer Feedback : □NG Sample □Photos □Fax □Tel. □E-MAIL □Else:

Statement :
Analysis: □As below □As an appended document
Conclusion :
1. □ Service complete
2. □ Need feedback by MEKICS
3. □ Need direct service by MEKICS(Can be paid service)
Remarks :
Confirm by: Report by:
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4.3. Alarm list
4.3.1. Service-needed alarm list
Alarm
Check point Actions to Take How to repair
Message
Cleaning or replace Exp.
Flow sensor Ass'y
(MA0224_01)
Check Exp. Flow sensor Ass'y
(MA0224_01) After cleaning or replace
VTIDAL Exp. Flow sensor Ass'y, Link to 4.6.2.8 ExpFlow
HIGH please calibrate calibration.
expiration flow.
Calibrate expiration Link to 4.6.2.8 ExpFlow

Check Ins-exp calibration.
flow. calibration.
Change ‘VTIDAL LOW’

limit setting and
Check the patient’s status.
readjust the alarm limit
if need it.
Make sure the patient
Check the breathing circuit for
circuit has no air
disconnections.
leakage.
Check the breathing circuit

Change patient circuit or
and Endotracheal tube for
Endotracheal tube
VTIDAL leaks.
LOW
Flow sensor Ass'y
Check Exp. Flow sensor Ass'y (MA0224_01)
(MA0224_01)
flow. calibration.

Check Ins-exp calibration.
flow. calibration.
Calibration O2(21%) Link to 4.6.13. FiO2

Check O2 sensor status
and, O2(100%) calibration.
Replace Cell
O₂ HIGH Check O2 sensor usage Link to 4.6.2.12. FiO2
Oxygen(MA0100_01)
period(6month) calibration.
And Calibration FiO2
Link to 4.5.1.1 SV2

Check SV2 Valve Replace SV2 Valve
disassembly
Calibration O2(21%) Link to 4.6.2.12. FiO2

and, O2(100%) calibration.
O₂ LOW
Replace Cell
Check Cell Oxygen usage Link to 4.6.2.12. FiO2
Oxygen(MA0100_01)
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Link to 4.5.1.1 SV2
Check SV2 Valve Replace SV2 Valve
disassembly
Check the connection of the

Air supply system.
Check the operating status of

the air compressor if needed.
Air SUPPLY
FAIL Replace Hi-pre. Air Link to 4.5.1.14 Hi-pre.
Check High Hi-pre. Air Water
Water trap (SMC) Air Water trap (SMC)
trap (SMC) (AB0040_00)
(AB0040_00) disassembly
Link to 4.5.1.14 Hi-pre.
Check Air Filter Replace Air Filter
Air Water trap (SMC)
Impact(AE0063_00) Impact(AE0063_00)
disassembly
Check the connection of the

O2 supply system.
Check the operating status of

the O2 generator or the
O₂ SUPPLY amount of remaining O2.
FAIL Replace Hi-pre. O2 Link to 4.5.1.14 Hi-pre.
Check High Hi-pre. O2 Water
Water trap (SMC) Air Water trap (SMC)
trap (SMC) (AB0041_00)
(AB0041_00) disassembly
Link to 4.5.1.14 Hi-pre.
Check O2 Filter Replace O2 Filter
Air Water trap (SMC)
Impact(AE0063_00) Impact(AE0063_00)
disassembly
Check the breathing

Check the breathing circuit for
circuit is securely
leaks.
connected.
Check the Endotracheal tube Make sure the no
for leak, especially cuff’s leakage in the patient
LEAK pressure on the ET Tube. airway..
Replace SV4 valve
Check SV4 valve (Solenoid Link to 4.5.1.4 SV4
(Solenoid Valve,
Valve, AB0035_00) disassembly
AB0035_00)
Replace SV4 pad Ass'y Replace SV4 pad Ass'y Link to 4.5.1.4 SV4
(MA0211_01) (MA0211_01) disassembly
Check High pressure air and

O2
VENT INOP Restart the device.
Use LabVIEW to check Link to 4.4 PC Viewer

Check all system of MV2000
all system (LabVIEW) guide
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Calibration O2(21%) Link to 4.6.2.12. FiO2
O2 and, O2(100%) calibration.
SENSOR
ERR Replace Cell
Check O2 sensor usage Link to 4.6.2.12. FiO2
Oxygen(MA0100_01)
Clean Exp. Flow sensor
Link to 4.6.2.8 ExpFlow
Ass'y(MA0224_01) and
calibration.
Calibration Ins-Exp
Clean Exp. Check Exp. Flow sensor
Replace Exp. Flow
Sensor Ass'y(MA0224_01)
sensor Link to 4.6.2.8 ExpFlow
Ass'y(MA0224_01) calibration.
and Calibration Ins-Exp
Restart the device.
Link to 4.5.1.7. Board

Replace Board
Pneumatic
Pneumatic
MV2000(MA0227_02)
Check Board Pneumatic MV2000(MA0227_02)
COM disassembly.
ERROR MV2000(MA0227_02)
Calibration all(

Check Board Main Replace Board Main
MAIN Disassembly.
Restart the device.

Replace Board
COM2 Check Board Pneumatic Pneumatic
Pneumatic
ERROR MV2000(MA0227_02)
MV2000(MA0227_02)
MV2000(MA0227_02)
disassembly.

Check Board Main Replace Board Main
MAIN Disassembly.
Check the AC cord and AC

power source.
LOW Check Board AD Replace Board AD
AD Power()
Power(AB0038_00) Power(AB0038_00)
BATTERY Disassembly
Link to 4.5.1.11. ES 7-
Replace ES 7-12, 12V
Check ES 7-12, 12V 7A , Pb 12, 12V 7A , Pb
7A , Pb
Battery(AB0039_00) Battery(AB0039_00)
Battery(AB0039_00)
Disassembly
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Check the patient status. Replace circuit.
Check the bacteria filter (be

sure to check the frequency of
Replace bacteria filter.
replacement of the bacteria
filter).
PEEP HIGH

Valve Pad Ass'y
(MA0222_01).
Check Exp. Valve Pad Ass'y
(MA0222_01).
Link to 4.6.3.2. PEEP
Calibrate Peep.
calibration.
Check the patient’s status and

Replace circuit.
the breathing system.
Check the bacteria filter (be

sure to check the frequency of
Replace bacteria filter.
replacement of the bacteria
filter).
PEEP LOW

Valve Pad Ass'y
(MA0222_01).
Check Exp. Valve Pad Ass'y
(MA0222_01).
Link to 4.6.3.2. PEEP
Calibrate Peep.
calibration.
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4.3.2. Service-free alarm list
Alarm Message
(Alarm Full Reason Actions to Take
Message)
1. Check the patient status and
There is no trigger by patient or no breath patient breathing circuit.
APNEA or no spontaneous effort is detected 2. Check the “Apnea Time” setting
within set the "Apnea Time" interval. and evaluate settings of Breath Rate
and Trigger Level on the ventilator
Maybe caused by large leak in the
breathing circuit. 1. Check the breathing circuit for
Maybe caused by disconnected the leaks.
breathing circuit from the ventilator or 2. Check the Endotracheal tube for
CIRCUIT OPEN patient. leak, especially cuff’s pressure on
This alarm does not activates within the ET Tube.
5seconds in the SPONT mode or within 3. Check the breathing circuit is
detected 3 breaths in other modes from securely connected.
the ventilator start.
1. Check the patient status
2. Check the breathing circuit for
kinks.
Measured value is reached or higher than 3. Check the Endotracheal tube for
set High Pressure Alarm limit. obstruction.
This alarm does not activates within 4. Check the bacteria filter for
PRESSURE HIGH
5seconds in the SPONT mode or within obstruction.
detected 3 breaths in other modes from 5. Check the Exhalation Valve
the ventilator start. Assembly
6. Check the “High Pressure Alarm”
limit setting and readjust the alarm
limit if need it.
2. Check the breathing circuit and
Measured value is below or lower than set Endotracheal tube for leaks
Low Pressure Alarm limit. 3. Check the breathing circuit for
This alarm does not activates within disconnections.
PRESSURE LOW
5seconds in the SPONT mode or within 4. Check the Exhalation Valve
detected 3 breaths in other modes Assembly
from the ventilator start. 5. Check the “Low Pressure Alarm”
limit if need it.
-Ins or Exp pressure is more than
1. Check the breathing circuit and
100cmH2O or Ins or Exp or Proximal
accessories for blockage (occlusion).
pressure is instantaneously exceeded
2. Check the bacteria filter in
120cmH2O or more.
expiratory port of Exhalation Valve
Air OBST -When using Proximal Flow Sensor, If the
Assembly for blockage.
Ins or Exp Pressure is 10cmH2O or more
3. Check the “High Pressure Alarm”
than PEEP set and Exp Flow flows below
2LPM for more than 0.8 sec while
limit if need it.
expiration.
1. Check the pressure sensing port
Sensor port of Exhalation valve assembly of Exhalation Valve Assembly for
Chk. P. Port
is not connected or obstructed. damaged/broken, or obstruction by
foreign matters, phlegm and others.
1. Check the patient status.
2. Check the Auto Triggering state
due to leakage of breathing circuit.
Measured value is reached or higher than 3. If the Auto Triggering occur by
set High Breath Rate Alarm limit. (Except leakage, turn On the Leak
RATE HIGH
Spont mode) Compensation and check the
Change in patient condition function of the Leak Compensation.
4. When using Proximal Flow
Sensor, check connection of
Proximal Flow Sensor tubes and
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Alarm Message
Message)
make sure Proximal setting is ON in
the System menu’s Aux. Sensor.
5. Check the “High Breath Rate
Alarm” limit setting and readjust the
alarm limit if need it.
2. Check the SIMV Rate compare to
patient’s breath rate, if SIMV mode
used.
Measured value is below or lower than set 3. When using Proximal Flow
Low Breath Rate Alarm limit. (Except Sensor, check connection of
RATE LOW
Spont mode) Proximal Flow Sensor tubes and
Change in patient condition make sure Proximal setting is ON in
4. Check the “Low Breath Rate
Alarm” limit setting and readjust the
2. Check the Auto Triggering state
due to leakage of breathing circuit.
3. If the Auto Triggering occur by
leakage, turn On the Leak
Compensation and check the
Measured value is reached or higher than
function of the Leak Compensation.
set High Vmin Alarm limit. (Except Spont
VMIN HIGH 4. When using Proximal Flow
mode)
Sensor, check connection of
Change in patient condition
Proximal Flow Sensor tubes and
make sure Proximal setting is ON in
5. Check the “High Vmin Alarm”
limit if need it.
2. Check the SIMV Rate compare to
patient’s breath rate, if SIMV mode
used.
Measured value is below or lower than set 3. When using Proximal Flow
Low Vmin Alarm limit. (Except Spont Sensor, check connection of
VMIN LOW
mode) Proximal Flow Sensor tubes and
Change in patient condition make sure Proximal setting is ON in
4. Check the “Low Vmin Alarm” limit
setting and readjust the alarm limit
if need it.
Measured value is reached to high than set
SpO₂ HIGH
High Alarm limit.
Measured value is below or lower than set 1. Check the patient status.
SpO₂ LOW 2. Evaluate each parameter settings
Low Alarm limit.
of ventilator and readjust each
Measured value is reached to high than set alarm limit if need it.
PR HIGH
High Alarm limit. 3. Check the SpO2 sensor probe.
Measured value is below or lower than set
PR LOW
Low Alarm limit.
CO₂ HIGH 1. Check the patient status.
High Alarm limit.
2. Evaluate each parameter settings
Measured value is below or lower than set
CO₂ LOW of ventilator and readjust each
Low Alarm limit.
Measured value is reached to high than set 3. Check the CO2 sensor probe.
CO₂ INS HIGH
High Alarm limit.
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Message)
Measured value is below or lower than set 4. Check ‘Nomoline’ adaptor
CO₂ INS LOW (Masimo), if use the Sidestream
Low Alarm limit.
type measurement device.
CO₂ RESP HIGH 5. Check ‘Airway’ adaptor (Masimo),
High Alarm limit.
if use the Mainstream type
Measured value is below or lower than set measurement device.
CO₂ RESP LOW
Low Alarm limit.
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4.3.3. Audible Alarm Prioritization
Priority Level Description Tone

High: Immediate High-priority audible alarm
attention required to (Sequence of five tones that repeats CCC-CC CCC-CC
ensure patient safety twice, pauses, then repeats again).
Medium-priority audible alarm
Medium: Prompt
(Repeating sequence of three CCC
attention necessary
tones).
Low: A change in the
Low-priority audible alarm (One
patient-ventilator C
tone).
system has occurred
4.3.4. Alarm Test
Testing the alarms requires oxygen and stable AC power. Test the alarms at least every
six months, using the procedures described.
CAUTION
For each of the following alarm verification test, user must reset to the previously set
alarm value before proceeding to the next (subsequent) test item after each test.
Requirement Equipment
 Test Lung
 Adult patient circuit
If the alarm does not activates as indicated, verify the ventilator settings again and
repeat the test. The alarm tests check the operation of the following alarms.
 Circuit Open
 Low Exhaled Mandatory Tidal Volume
 Low Exhaled Total Minute Volume
 AC Power Loss
 Apnea
 Oxygen Supply Fail
 Obstruct alarm test
Ventilator setup for alarm tests

1. Disconnect the patient breathing circuit from the ventilator and turn the
ventilator off for at least five minutes. (If user had been used the ventilator)
2. Connect the patient breathing circuit and all accessories to the ventilator
3. Connect the adult test lung to the patient side Y-connector of breathing circuit
4. Turn the ventilator power on.
5. Select New Patient in the screen and select the ‘Male’ patient type
6. Set the following parameter in the New Patient
PBW : 70 Kg (Press the ‘Patient Height’, and adjust the height, then will changes the
body weight)
Mask Leak Sync : Off (Press the ‘System’ icon and ‘Leak Sync’, and make sure to
Off)
Mode : VSIMV (Press the MODE and select the VCV mode, and turn on the VSIMV)
Trigger type : P trigger (Pressure trigger)
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7. Set the following parameters
Vtidal : 500 ml
Ti : 1.7 sec
Rate : 12 bpm
O2 % : 21 %
PEEP : 3 cmH2O
8. Set the following parameters for apnea backup settings
Apnea Time : 10sec
O2 % : 21 %
PEEP : 3 cmH2O
Vtidal : 500 ml
9. Set the following parameters in alarm settings
VTeMax: OFF
VTeMin : 300
VE MIN Max : 7.0 Lpm
VE MIN Min : 2.0 Lpm
RATE Max : 30 bpm
RATE Min : 5 bpm
Paw Max : 80 cmH2O
10. Press ‘Accept’ button for following test procedure
CIRCUIT Open alarm test

 During the inspiratory phase of a breath, disconnect the inspiratory filter from
the patient port. The CIRCUIT OPEN alarm is activates at the ventilator if the
inspiratory filter is disconnected. After confirmed the alarms, connect again the
inspiratory filter to the ‘To Patient port’ for alarm auto-reset.
 Confirm the alarm is deactivated.
LOW Exhaled Mandatory Tidal Volume alarm test

 Set Tidal Volume to 200 ml. After accepted 200 ml of set Tidal Volume, the
Low Tidal Volume alarm will be activated at the ventilator on the third
respiration.
 Confirm the alarm activated, and leave the changed parameters for the next
test.
LOW Exhaled Total Minute Volume alarm test

 Set Low Minute Volume alarm limit (VE Min min) to 3.0 l/min. After accepted
set Low Minute Volume alarm limit (VE MIN Min) 3.0 l/min, the Low Minute
Volume alarm will be activated at the ventilator when 1 minute respiration
elapsed.
 After confirmed the alarm, and set to original Tidal Volume 500ml for alarm
auto-reset of both Low Tidal Volume alarm and low Minute Volume alarm.
AC Power Loss alarm test

 Allow the ventilator to deliver at least four breaths, then disconnect the power
cord from AC power outlets (receptacle). If internal battery was charged, the
Screen appears an ‘AC Power Loss’ alarm. If less than ten minutes of battery
backup are available, the Screen appears a ‘Low Battery’ alarm. If battery
power is not available, the system appears a ‘Loss of Power’ alarm.
 Connect again the power cord to AC power outlets (receptacle). The AC Power
Loss or Low Battery alarm are auto-reset.
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APNEA alarm test
 Set the followings for the Apnea alarm test
 Select SPONT mode and press Accept
 When apnea setting time is elapsed after press Accept button for SPONT mode,
the screen appears an 'APNEA' alarm.
 Squeeze (press) the test lung for few times. When squeeze (press) the test
lung few times for simulate as like as patient-initiated breaths, the APNEA
alarm will be deactivated automatically (auto-reset).
 Stop the squeeze (pressing) of test lung, and wait the apnea time elapsed, the
‘APNEA’ alarm occur again.
Oxygen (O2) Supply alarm test

 Disconnect the oxygen gas supply source. The ventilator activates O2 Supply
Fail alarm and audible sound immediately (within one breath).
 Connect again the oxygen gas supply source. The O2 Supply Fail alarm and
audible sound are auto-reset and disabled audible sound within two breaths
after oxygen gas supply source is connected.
Obstruct alarm test

 Set the followings for the Obstruct alarm test
 Disconnect the inspiratory filter or inspiratory circuit line from the ‘To patient
port’.
 Block the ‘To patient port’.
 When block the ‘To patient port’, the Obstruct alarm and audible sound are
activates immediately.
 Confirmed the alarms activated, reconnect the inspiratory filter or inspiratory
circuit line.
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4.4. PC Viewer (LabVIEW) guide
4.4.1. LabVIEW connection tool
Tool Figure Description Order Code Manufacturer
Serial
USB/RS232 cable for DSC
cable PG0092_00 MEKICS
upgrade[MV2000 ventilator]
(RS232)
Gender Changer(Adapter) for

connections between
USB/RS232 cable and
Gender MV2000 ventilator for AC0138_00 MEKICS
upgrade the firmware and
activate PC viewer
software[LabVIEW]
4.4.2. LabVIEW 8.6 Runtime Engine program installation.
1. Open ‘LabVIEW 8.6 Runtime Engine’

Folder. Click ‘Setup.exe’
2. The program can be installed as accept
(click as shown picture) of menu according to
“Next-Next-Finish” manner.
* System Requirement
Operating System : Windows XP / 7 / 8 /10
Hard disk : 200 MB
1. Click ‘Next’.
1. Click ‘Finish’
2. Please run ‘MV2000M[SU：M] Viewer
V5.02.4.171109_Service.exe’ to make sure
that the Runtime Engine has been
successfully installed.
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4.4.3. LabVIEW viewer mode preparing.
1. Set selector switch of Gender Changer to

Neutral (center) position and connect to
RS232 connector of USB/RS232 cable.
2. Connect the high pressure air and oxygen
hoses to gas inlets of MV2000 ventilator and
supplies gases.
3. Connect the AC power to power outlets
and turn on the MV2000.
1. Please run ‘MV2000M[SU：M] Viewer

V5.02.4.171109_Service.exe’
2. Make sure and check that COM port is
correct for connected COM port between PC
and Ventilator. The COM port will be
automatically searching and connect to PC
COM port.
3. Click ‘Open’ button for inter-communicate
between PC and Ventilator.
4. Select ‘Block Diagram View’ sheet, open
for the 4.4.3 LabVIEW viewer mode and it
can be seen screen of the LabVIEW.
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4.4.4. LabVIEW viewer mode guide
Displayed the supply pressure [psi] of

high pressure Air inlet
Displayed the flow rate [LPM] of

Air/Oxygen mixed gas.
Displayed the amount of expiratory flow

[LPM]
Displayed the expiratory pressure

[cmH2O]
Displayed the inspiratory pressure

[cmH2O]
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Displayed the amount of inspiratory flow
[LPM]
Displayed pressure [psi] of mixed gas in

Tank (gas reservoir)
Displayed the supply pressure [psi] of

high pressure Oxygen inlet
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4.4.5. Preparing the functional and performance inspection by
LabVIEW.
1. Set selector switch of Gender Changer

to ‘Debug’ position and connect to RS232
connector of USB/RS232 cable.
2. Connect the high pressure air and
oxygen hoses to gas inlets of MV2000
ventilator and supplies gases.
3. Connect the AC power to power
outlets and turn on the MV2000.
1. Make sure and check that COM port is

correct for connected COM port between
PC and Ventilator. The COM port will be
automatically searching and connect to
PC COM port.
2. Click ‘Open’ button for inter-
communicate between PC and Ventilator.
3. Select ‘Block Diagram View’ sheet,
open for the LabVIEW viewer mode and
it can be seen the LabVIEW screen.
4. Click ‘Factory Mode’ button.
4.4.6. Functional and performance inspection of internal components

by LabVIEW program
SV1 valve: Controls the O2 gas supplies

to secondary pressure regulator.
When the switch button (SV1_O2) is

turned on or off, check whether the SV1
valve is activate or deactivate.
SV2 valve: Controls the Air gas supplies

to secondary pressure regulator.
When the switch button (SV2_Air) is

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SV3 valve: Controls the pneumatic
power driving gas for pneumatic
nebulizer.
When the switch button (SV3_Neb) is

SV4 valve: Controls the electronic safety

valve for prevention the over-pressure.
When the switch button (SV4_Safe) is

PV1 Valve control

(Inspiration gas)
Check the PV1 valve operation by

changing the value in the box from 1 to
6399.
Press the button on the right to operate
the PV1 valve.
LS1 Valve control

(Peep pressure control)
Check the LS1 valve operation by

changing the value in the box from 0 to
1100.
Press the button on the right to operate
the LS1 valve.
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4.5. Disassembly guide
CAUTION
When dissembling the product, turn off the system power and disconnect the AC power from
the power outlets. Make sure that the system power is always off.
4.5.1. Main body disassembly
Please remove the Exhalation Valve Assembly in

front panel before disassembled the main body
(gas delivery unit).
Pull out the locker to detach the main body from

the mobile cart and lift up main body with care.
Remove 11 Phillips screws in rear panel.
Remove the “Air relief outlet” connector by hand.

If not possible by hand, please use Spanner tool.
Pull out the internal body from the outer case

with care.
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4.5.1.1. SV1, SV2 Valve Ass'y(MA0207_01) disassembly
Unscrew Hexagon nut as indicated.
1. SV1 Valve Ass'y (O2)

2. SV2 Valve Ass'y (Air)
2
4.5.1.2. Ins. Check valve Ass'y(MA0210_01) disassembly
Remove 10 Hex/Allen socket screws (3mm).
* Do not touch any of the Slotted screws and

Slotted/Torx combo screws.
Disconnect PV1, SV3, SV3, O2 sensor cable

connector and temperature cable connector
from PCB.
1. Ins. Check valve Ass'y
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4.5.1.3. High / Ins. Flow Sensor Ass'y(MA0206_01) disassembly
Unscrew 4 hex socket head cap screw (3mm).
1. High / Ins. Flow Sensor Ass'y
4.5.1.4. SV4 (Solenoid Valve), SV4 pad Ass'y(AB0035_00,

MA0211_01) disassembly
1. SV4 (Solenoid Valve)

2. SV4 pad Ass'y
1
2
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4.5.1.5. SV3 (Solenoid Valve, AB0036_00) disassembly
Unscrew Hexagon nut and remove SV3 valve

body.
Remove 2 screws under the body.
4.5.1.6. PV1 VALVE(AB0022_00) disassembly
Remove 2 slotted screws.
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4.5.1.7. Board Pneumatic MV2000(MA0227_02) disassembly
Remove 4 screws.
The picture shows detached each sensing tube

from each sensor of PCB.
Each sensing tube has been marked each

sensors name and also each sensors of PCB has
been shows specified name.
4.5.1.8. Board Driver MV2000(MA0226_01) disassembly
Remove 4 Hexagon nut spacers.
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4.5.1.9. Exp. Base plate Ass'y(MA0218_02) disassembly
4.5.1.10. LS1 Valve Ass'y(MA0225_01) disassembly
Remove 2 Phillips screws.
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4.5.1.11. ES 7-12, 12V 7A , Pb Battery(AB0039_00) disassembly
Remove screw.
Disconnect the cable terminal from the battery.

However first, disconnect Red color cable
terminal.
(When connect the cable terminals to battery,
connect Black color cable terminal first)
4.5.1.12. Board AD Power(), Board DD() disassembly
Remove 2 screws.
Disconnect 5 cable connectors from the PCB.
1
1. Remove 4 screws and disconnect 2 cable
connectors from the PCB.
2. Remove 4 screws and disconnect a cable

connector from the PCB.
2
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4.5.1.13. Power inlet Ass'y, Power switch Ass'y(MA0216_01,
MA0217_01) disassembly
Detach the power socket by remove 2 Phillips

screws.
Push the power socket from device inside to

outside and pull out the power socket from rear
panel side.
Disconnect all electrical lines in the power

socket.
4.5.1.14. Hi-pre. Air Water trap (SMC), Hi-pre. O2 Water trap

(SMC)(AB0040_00, AB0041_00)
Detach the Air and Oxygen water trap by remove

2 Hex bolts per each water trap.
# When using 8mm hex wrench, be careful not
to scratch the surface.
The picture shows air intake impact filter

(AE0063_00).
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4.5.1.15. Valve Ass'y High Pre. Check(MA0205_01)
Remove the air intake impact filter.
The picture shows Check Valve for high pressure

gas.
Remove the Check Valve.
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4.5.2. 15 inch LCD monitor disassembly
Remove Phillips screw
Remove 5 round headed Phillips screw (M3).
Remove 4 flat headed Phillips screw (M4).
Detach the PCB
Separate the back cover of monitor by use

plastic knife or similar knife.
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Remove 4 screws.
4.5.2.1. Disassembly Speaker
Remove 4 screws.
Disconnect 1 cable connectors from the PCB.
4.5.2.2. Board MCU disassembly
Remove 4 screws.
4.5.2.3. Board CON disassembly
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Remove 4 screws.
4.5.2.4. Board Key disassembly
Remove 3 screws and disconnect the ribbon

cable connector form the Board of Key.
Pull out the Encoder knob with care.
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4.5.2.5. Board MAIN disassembly
Remove 6 screws and disconnect all cable

connectors.
4.5.2.6. LCD disassembly
Remove 4 screws and disconnect FPCB (flexible

PCB) from the Touch Sensing control board.
Remove 4 screws.
*The picture shows standing upright position

(vertically) the LCD assembly.
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4.6. Calibration guide
4.6.1. Calibration tools
Serial
USB/RS232 cable for DSC
upgrade[MV2000 ventilator]
(RS232)
Gender Changer(Adapter) for

connections between
USB/RS232 cable and
Gender MV2000 ventilator for AC0138_00 MEKICS
upgrade the firmware and
activate PC viewer
software[LabVIEW]
Flow Certifier FA Plus Ventilator

TSI
meter Test System model 4080
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4.6.2. Calibration with PC viewer program
4.6.2.1. Calibration prepare
1. Set selector switch of Gender

Changer to ‘Debug’ position and
connect RS232 connector of
USB/RS232 cable.
2. Connect the high pressure air

and oxygen hoses to gas inlets of
MV2000 ventilator and supplies
gases.
3. Connect the AC power to power

outlets and turn on the MV2000.
1. Make sure and check that COM

port is correct for connected COM
port between PC and Ventilator. The
COM port will be automatically
searching and connect to PC COM
port.
2. Click ‘Open’ button for inter-

communicate between PC and
Ventilator.
3. Click ‘Stop[Standby]’ button.

*Make sure the system status is
changed to ‘Standby’.
1. Select ‘Calib.Easy’ sheet.
2. Typing ‘87’ into the ‘SVC Code’

and click button for accept, it can be
view all calibration menu.
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4.6.2.2. Temperature calibration
1. Select ‘0.Temperature’ sheet.
2. Click ‘Stop [FactoryMode]’

button.
3. Click ‘RoomTemp Adj’ button.

(The ‘RoomTemp Adj. (25℃)’
temperature is based on the
current ambient temperature.)
*Wait until test end of the

‘RoomTemp Adj’.
*The ‘Act’ window will be changed

to CalTestEnd.
*
4. Click ‘InsGasTemp Adj’ button

‘InsGasTemp Adj’.

to CalTestEnd.
4.6.2.3. Atm. pressure calibration
1. Select ‘1. Atm. pressure’ sheet.

button.
3. Click ‘Atm. Pressure Set’

button. (It is based on the current
atmospheric pressure).
*Wait until test end of the ‘Atm.

Pressure Set’.

to CalTestEnd.
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4.6.2.4. Flow Zeroing
1. Select ‘2. Flow Zeroing’ sheet.

button.
3. Click ‘Flow Zeroing_User’

button
*Wait until test end of the ‘Flow

Zeroing User’.

to CalTestEnd.
4.6.2.5. Pressure Zeroing
1. Select ‘3. Pressure Zeroing’

sheet.

button.
3. Click ‘Pressure Zeroing’ button

‘Pressure Zeroing’.

to CalTestEnd)
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4.6.2.6. InsFlow (inspiratory flow) calibration
1. Prepare and install the flow

meter (analyzer) as shown
picture.
- Connect the sensor module to
inspiratory port on the gas
delivery unit as shown picture.
2. Ready to adjust flow rate the

'InsFlow' (Inspiratory Flow) of
ventilator by use the flow meter
(analyzer).
1. Select ‘5. InsFlow’ sheet.
2. Select the one of 'SV1_O2' or SV2_Air' on the connected high pressure gas for flow rate adjust and
calibration.
*For this calibration procedure, the high pressure Air and Oxygen gases must be connected already in
the medical gas supply system.
*In case of Oxygen gas available only, it should be selected ‘SV1_O2’.
3. Click ‘Valve, PV1, LS1 Set for InsFlowCalib’’ button.
4. There are two ways to method of calibration and inspection of the ‘inspiratory flow rate’, one for the
fine calibration and other one for the test of the 'inspiratory flow rate' simply.
The first method is change of numeric typing from 1330 to 2250 in the 'PV1_PWM3' window for the fine
calibration, and the second method is to enter flow value by 'PV1 Flow Set' window for test of ‘inspiratory
flow rate’.
The first method of the fine calibration to the ‘inspiratory flow rate’ by use of direct numeric typing to
'PV1_PWM3' window:
1) Typing numeric 1498 and click button for accept, it will be measured around 10 LPM at the flow
analyzer. If measured flow rate at the flow analyzer is higher or lower than 10LPM, then adjust the
numeric for match to 10 LPM on the flow analyzer.
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2) Make sure that 10 LPM (± 0.1) and click ‘②10 lpm’ button to save the calibrated data.
3) Typing numeric 1810 and click button for accept, it will be measured around 100 LPM at the flow
analyzer. If measured flow rate at the flow analyzer is higher or lower than 100 LPM, then adjust the
numeric for match to 100 LPM on the flow analyzer.
4) Make sure that measuring value of 100 LPM at the flow analyzer. After then, increase the numeric
step by step until match to measuring value 120 LPM on the flow analyzer.
5) Make sure that 120 LPM(± 1) and click ‘④120 lpm’ button to save the calibrated data.
*Make sure that ‘① 5 lpm (±0.1)’ and ‘③ 30 lpm(±0.5)’ calibration procedure same as above procedure
from No. 1 to No. 5.
The second method is the simply inspection about the result of the fine calibration on the 'inspiratory
flow rate' of performed the first method by use of direct enter the ‘flow rate’ to 'PV1 Flow Set[lpm]’
window.
1) Step 1: Enter 5 in the first digit (not a decimal point) at 'PV1 Flow Set[lpm]’ window and click button
for accept, it will be measured around 5 LPM at the flow analyzer.
*Record the measured value
4) Step 4: Enter 120 in the first digit (not a decimal point) at 'PV1 Flow Set[lpm]’ window and click
button for accept, it will be measured around 120 LPM at the flow analyzer.
If measured each of four flow rate value at the flow analyzer are higher or lower than tolerance of 5%,
then, go to ‘first method of fine calibration’ procedure and execute again the fine calibration.
5. Click ‘InsFlow FactorCalc’ button when completed procedures of ‘first method and second method’.
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4.6.2.7. PV1 Analysis
*Disconnect any of accessories

and flow analyzer on the both of
inspiratory and expiratory ports.
It must be open that both of
ports.
1. Select ‘6. PV1 Analysis’ sheet.

button.
3. Click ‘PV1 Analysis’ button
4. Wait until test end of the ‘PV1

Analysis’.

to CalTestEnd.
4.6.2.8. ExpFlow calibration
1. Connect the circuit to the

inspiratory port and the
expiratory port as shown picture.
* It must be use of adult circuit.
* Recommended the size of

22mm ID Cuff/19mm ID tube
with 45cm length.
* Do not use of the longer than

45cm length.
* Do not use of the pediatric or

infant circuit.
1. Select ‘7. ExpFlow’ sheet.

button.
3. Click ‘ExpFlow Calib’ button
4. Wait until test end of the

‘ExpFlow’.

to CalTestEnd.
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4.6.2.9. Prox.Flow calibration
1. Connect the Adult Proximal

Flow Sensor as shown picture.
*Be sure to connect the sensor to

the inspiratory port by use the
connector side of the transparent
color tube.
*The Proximal Flow Sensor

cannot be calibrate if the sensor
connected to wrong direction.
1. Select ‘9. ExpFlow’ sheet.

button.
3. Click ‘Adult Prox.Flow’ button
4. Wait until test end of the ‘Adult

Prox.Flow’ calibration.

to CalTestEnd
5. Remove Adult Proximal Flow

Sensor
6. Connect the Infant Proximal

Flow Sensor
7. Click ‘Neonate Prox.Flow’

button

‘Neonate Prox.Flow’ calibration
* The ‘Act’ window will be

changed to CalTestEnd.
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4.6.2.10. Leakage & Tube Compliance
1. Connect the circuit to the

inspiratory port and the
expiratory port as shown picture.
* It must be use of adult circuit.
* Recommended the size of

22mm ID Cuff/19mm ID tube
with 45cm length.
* Do not use of the longer than

45cm length.
* Do not use of the pediatric or

infant circuit.
1. Select ‘11. Leakage & Tube

Compliance’ sheet.

button.
3. Click ‘Leakage & Tube

Compliance Test’ button.

‘Leakage & Tube Compliance Test’
*The ‘Engr. Code’ window will be

changed to AirwayLeakage_01lp
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4.6.2.11. FiO2 calibration
*Disconnect any of accessories,

circuit and tubes on the both of
inspiratory and expiratory ports.
It must be open that both of
ports.
1. Select ‘12. FiO2’ sheet.

button.
4. Click ‘21% Adj’ button.
5. Wait until test end of the ‘21%

Adj’ calibration.
*The ‘Engr. Code’ will be changed

to FiO2_21Adj
6. Click ‘100% Adj’ button.
7. Wait until test end of the ‘100%

Adj’.
*The ‘Engr. Code’ will be changed
to FiO2_100Adj.
4.6.2.12. Calibration data save
1. Select ‘EEProm Save & Load’

sheet.
2. Click ‘EEProm Mode’ button.
3. Click ‘SAVE current

data[WRITE EEProm]’ button.
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4.6.3. Calibration in the service mode of ventilator
4.6.3.1. Ins Flow Calibration
Prepare the patient breathing

circuit (dual limb) kit, Flow
Analyzer and Quick Lung.
Installation the all of patient

breathing circuit (dual limb) kit,
Flow Analyzer and Quick Lung as
shown picture.
The ventilator should be supplied

electrical power and high pressure
Air/Oxygen gases.
Turn on the power of the ventilator

and ready to prepare it for
standby mode to carry out the
calibration procedure.
1. Press ‘VCV’ (V-ACV) mode as
shown picture.
2. Set Vti to 400 and PEEP to 3
3. Press (touch) ’Setting’( ) key

for next procedure
*Setup and enter code by use the

menu of ‘Setting’  ‘Patient’ 
‘SVC Code’
1. Enter ’0 0 8 7’ in ‘SVC Code’

window.
*Each digit enter by use Encoder.

(touch Code window  adjust
number by Encoder  press
Encoder)
*If enter the digit ‘0087’ and press

Encoder, the display menu will be
changed to ‘Factory Calibration’
window.
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1. Adjust the numeric of ‘Ins F
Gain’ to that the measured value
of ‘VTI’ in the Flow Analyzer is
400ml.
*If the numeric of ‘Ins F Gain’

goes to high, the measured value
of VTI will be lower and the
numeric of ‘Ins F Gain’ goes to
low, the measured value of VTI
will be higher.
2. Press (touch) ‘EXIT’ ( ) key.
*IF press the ‘EXIT’ key, the

screen menu will be changed to
‘Yes’ ‘No’ window screen.
1. Push ‘EXIT’ key button and touch
‘Yes’ to save calibration data.
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4.6.3.2. PEEP Calibration
Installation the patient breathing

circuit (dual limb) kit and Quick
Lung as shown picture.
Connect USB/RS232 cable and

Gender Changer (Adapter) to
execute the LabVIEW program.
(Refer to 4.4.3. LabVIEW viewer

mode preparing)

shown picture.

for next procedure

‘SVC Code’

window.

Encoder)

window.
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1. Adjust the numeric of ‘PEEP 5’ to
that the measured value of ‘Exp’
pressure[cmH2O] is 5.
*If the numeric of ‘PEEP 5’ goes to

high, the measured value of ‘Exp’
pressure will be higher and the
numeric of ‘PEEP 5’ goes to low, the
measured value of ‘Exp’ pressure
will be lower.
*IF press the ‘EXIT’ key, the screen
menu will be changed to ‘Yes’ ‘No’
window screen.
Press (touch) ‘Yes’ to save the

calibration data.

shown picture.

for next procedure
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‘SVC Code’

window.

Encoder)
window.
1. Adjust the numeric of ‘PEEP 20’

to that the measured value of ‘Exp’
pressure[cmH2O] is 20.
*If the numeric of ‘PEEP 20’ goes

to high, the measured value of
‘Exp’ pressure will be higher and
the numeric of ‘PEEP 20’ goes to
low, the measured value of ‘Exp’
pressure will be lower.

*IF press the ‘EXIT’ key, the screen
menu will be changed to ‘Yes’ ‘No’
window screen.
Press (touch) ‘Yes’ to save the

calibration data.
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4.7. Service parts list
Order
Part's Part Name Reference
code
MA0210_01 Valve Ass'y, Ins. Check MV2000

MA0206_01 Sensor Ass'y, High/Ins. Flow MV2000
MA0218_02 Exp. Base Plate Ass'y, MV2000N
MA0221_01 Module Ass'y, Exp. MV2000
MA0222_01 Pad Ass'y, Exp. Valve, MV2000
MA0224_01 Sensor Ass'y, Exp. Flow, MV2000
MA0225_01 Valve Ass'y, LS1 MV2000
MA0207_01 Valve Ass'y, SV1, SV2, MV2000
AB0035_00 Solenoid Valve, MV2000, SV4
AB0036_00 Solenoid Valve, MV2000, SV3
Spare MA0226_02 Board Driver, MV2000
Parts Board AD Power
Body Board DD Power

MA0216_01 Inlet Ass'y, AC Power MV2000
MA0217_01 Switch Ass'y, AC Power MV2000
MA0223_01 Filter Ass'y, Dust Screen MV2000
MA0205_01 Valve Ass'y, High Pre. Check, MV2000
MA0211_01 Pad Ass'y, SV4, MV2000
AE0063_00 Filter Impact, MTV1000,HFT500,MV2000
AB0040_00 Hi-pre. Air Water trap (SMC)
AB0041_00 Hi-pre. O2 Water trap (SMC)
MA0212_01 Sensor Ass'y, Temp.(Air), MV2000
MA0227_03 Board Pneumatic, MV2000
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MA0231_03 Monitor Ass'y, MV2000N5
AE0145_00 Monitor Back Cover, MV2000N5
AR0097_00 Control Knob, MV2000N5
AF0125_00 Main Board Bracket, MV2000N5
AF0126_00 Lcd Fixing Bracket, MV2000N5
AF0127_00 Control Knob Locker, MV2000N5
Spare AD0007_00 Touch Controller 12.1inch / 15inch

Parts AD0017_00 LCD TFT 15inch, 1024x768
15 inch AD0018_00 Touch Panel 15inch

Monitor AB0012_00 Speaker, MP1000NTP
AF0094_01 Monitor Mount Bracket, MV2000N
MA0324_00 Board Main, MV30
MA0325_00 Board MCU, MV30
MA0326_00 Board Key Front MV30
MA0327_00 Board COM, MV30
MA0328_00 Board COM, MV2000N5
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AE0063_00 Impact Filter, MTV1000
AB0040_00 Hi-pre. Air Water trap (SMC)
AB0041_00 Hi-pre. O2 Water trap (SMC)
Essential MA0205_01 Valve Ass'y High Pre. Check
kit
MA0211_01 SV4 pad Ass'y
MA0224_01 Exp. Flow sensor Ass'y
MA0206_01 High / Ins. Flow Sensor Ass'y
MA0221_01 Exhalation Module Ass'y
LCD(15")
Board Main (15")
Basic kit Board MCU (15")
General
MA0225_01 LS1 Valve Ass'y
MA0227_02 Board Pneumatic MV2000
AB0038_00 Board AD Power
MA0222_01 Exp. Valve Pad Ass'y
Basic kit
3,000 MA0224_01 Exp. Flow sensor Ass'y
hours
MA0221_01 Exhalation Module Ass'y
MA0207_01 SV1, SV2 Valve Ass'y
Basic kit MA0225_01 LS1 Valve Ass'y
20,000
hours MA0205_01 Valve Ass'y High Pre. Check
MA0206_01 High / Ins. Flow Sensor Ass'y
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4.8. Inspection
Inspection Sheet (MV2000 EVO 5)
1. System information
Component Information
Pre-Product S/N Product S/N
NO. Part Name H/W & S/W Ver. Serial No.

1 MCU / MAIN H/W ( / ), S/W ( )
2 PNEU / DRIVER H/W ( / ), S/W ( )
3 SPO2 H/W ( ), S/W ( )
4 ETCO2 H/W ( ), S/W ( )
5 POWER B/D /
2. Function test
No Check point RESULT Remark JUDGMENT
1 Visual check □ OK □ Failure □ Conformity □ Reject
Function
□ OK □ Failure
Power ON / OFF
□ OK □ Failure
Battery confirmation □ OK □ Failure
Touch screen □ OK □ Failure

2 □ Conformity □ Reject
Calibration □ OK □ Failure
O2 test O2 80% (±3%p) %
O2 100% (±3%p) %
Memory read / write □ OK □ Failure
Function key, Encoder □ OK □ Failure
3 Alarm(operation status, volume control) Chech all alarms □ OK □ Failure □ Conformity □ Reject
Open Circuit function test (5 Times)
4 (BW:50KG) PEEP:3cmH2O, Tinsp: 1.4sec, □ OK □ Failure □ Conformity □ Reject
RR:14BPM, O2:21%, P.LIMIT: 80cmH2O
5 Insp. Hold test □ OK □ Failure □ Conformity □ Reject
6 Blender Noise level test □ OK □ Failure □ Conformity □ Reject
Pneumatic Performance
3cmH2O (±0.5cmH2O) cmH2O

PEEP Test : PACV MODE (BW: 50KG)
Trigger Type : FLOW ( Trigger generation 10cmH2O (±0.5cmH2O) cmH2O
not allowed for the below Peep value. )
20cmH2O (±1cmH2O) cmH2O
Vti: mL
VACV TEST :
Tidal Vol Accuracy / Stability (10 minutes)
7 (BW:50KG) 400ml ±40ml(±8%) Vte: mL □ Conformity □ Reject
PACV TEST :
PAW Accuracy / Stability (10 minutes)
(BW:50KG) PEEP:0cmH2O, Tinsp: 1.4sec, Paw cmH2O
RR:14BPM, O2:21%, PINSP: 60cmH2O ,
Paw : 60cmH2O( ±2)
Impact test (confirm stability of performance

after light impact)
8 EtCO2 Check (Option) □ OK □ Failure □ Conformity □ Reject
SpO2 Checks (Option)
Stand By □ OK □ Failure
□ Conformity □ Reject
SpO₂Message Search □ OK □ Failure
9
Check Probe □ OK □ Failure
70% (±3%p) / 150bpm %/ bpm

SpO₂ measurement □ Conformity □ Reject
90% (±2%p) / 150bpm %/ bpm
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3. Safety test 4. Function & Safety test Equipments
NO. Measurment Item Specificate Measurement value Measurement Name / No
1 Protective earth resistance Under 0.1ohm ohm
1 Bendor
Under NC: 0.5mA ㎃
Earth Leakage Current
Under SFC: 1.0mA ㎃
2 Spo2 Simulator
Under NC: 0.01mA ㎃
2 Patient Leakage Current(AC)
4 Flow Analysir
Under NC: 0.1mA ㎃
Enclosure Leakage Current
4
3 Power consumption Under 800VA + 15% VA
5. Apporval
Part Inspector Signature Date Approved
Line Q.C
Final Q.C
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4.8.1. Inspection guide
4.8.1.1. Visual check
No Check List SPEC Check Method

LCD with external
case Check whether CASE and LCD assembly is
1 Assembly
Not allowed to lift normal
assembly part
No foreign object or Disassemble Peep pad from Peep valve and
2 Peep Pad
tearing allowed check it.
Flapper No foreign object Disassemble Flapper sensor from Peep valve and
3
Sensor allowed check it.
4.8.1.2. Function check

Power ON / Malfunction not
1 AC & battery mode ON / OFF test 3 times
OFF allowed
AC lamp indication - Green (before AC power is
Switch Battery Mode
Battery off),
2 when AC power is
confirmation Battery lamp indication - Orange (after AC power
cut off
is cut off)
Malfunction not
3 Touch screen Make sure touch screen works properly
allowed
After O2 21% and 100% Calibration, check
O2 Calibration "OK"
Calibration completion message
Confirm that O2 value is within tolerance of set
4 O2 test ± 3%
value
Confirm that O2 value is within tolerance of set
± 3%
value
Memory read Malfunction not
5 After setting the time, confirm that it is saved
/ write allowed
Function Malfunction not Function Key, Encoder Function Normal operation

6
key, Encoder allowed check
Alarm is generated Select one of Alarm Status to set the alarm

7 Alarm in case of alarm occurrence status, then check the alarm
occurrence occurrence
1) Operate the ventilator in the following

settings.
Circuit Open (BW:50KG) PEEP: 3cmH2O, Tinsp: 1.4sec, RR:
Open Circuit
8 Message and Alarm 14BPM, O2:21%, P.LIMIT: 80cmH2O.
function test.
should occur. 2) Insp, Exp, Patient Open circuit 5 times in each
part to check if 'Circuit Open' message and alarm
occur
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4.8.1.3. Pneumatic Performance check

PEEP: B/W : 50kg,
3± 0.5[cmH2O] PINSP : 15cmH2O,
TI : 1.4sec, RATE : 14BPM
PEEP:
1 PEEP O2 : 21%, EnSENS : 30%,
10± 0.5[cmH2O]
Trigger Type : After setting Flow and PEEP value,
PEEP : check PEEP value
20± 1[cmH2O] * Trigger not allowed
BW : 50kg,
PEEP : 0cmH2O,
Tinsp : 3.3sec,
2 PACV TEST 60cmH2O ± 3cmH2O RR : 12BPM, PINSP : 60cmH2O,
Paw : 60cmH2O( ± 3cmH2O)
O2 : After setting 21%, check PAW value
* Use Test Lung
B/W : 50kg ,
VTIDAL : 400ml, TI : 1.4sec, RATE : 14BPM
VTIDAL : PEEP : 3cmH2O, O2 : 21%, EnSENS : 30%,
400ml ± 10% Trigger Type : Flow, FTrig : 7.0LPM,
(360ml~440ml) PLIMIT : 50cmH2O.
After operating for 10 minutes, check the Vtidal
value.
3 VACV TEST
B/W : 125kg,
VTIDAL : 1000ml, TI : 1.7sec, RATE : 12BPM
VTIDAL : PEEP : 3cmH2O, O2 : 21%, EnSENS : 30%,
1000ml ± 10% Trigger Type : Flow, FTrig : 7.0LPM,
(900ml~1100ml) PLIMIT : 80cmH2O.
After operating for 10 minutes, check the Vtidal
value.
4.8.1.4. EtCO2 check
Range: 0~150[mmHg]
Connect EtCO2 Cable and module than check the
EtCO2 Tolerance:
1
0~38  ± 2[mmHg]
value
Measurement.
39~150  ± 5 [mmHg] * Change monitoring wave to EtCO2
4.8.1.5. SpO2 check
Plus Rate: 150BPM, Sp02: 70% / 90% Simulator

SpO2 SpO2 : 70% ± 2%p
1 setting, connect SpO2 Cable to check the value
Measurement. SpO2 : 90% ± 2%p
* Change monitoring wave to SpO2
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4.8.2. Safety check befor use
MEKICS strongly recommends the ‘Safety check before use’ that after
technical troubleshooting and calibrations performed on the ventilator
before use of ventilator.
Item Check Method

In Volume Controlled Ventilation: In Pressure Controlled Ventilation:
1. Select ‘New’ patient and ‘Male’ 1. Select ‘New’ patient and ‘Male’ patient
patient type type
2. PBW: Off (means not use of ‘Patient 2. PBW: Off (means not use of ‘Patient
height’ and ‘body weight’ factors) height’ and ‘body weight’ factors)
3. Volume control [VCV] (V-ACV) 3. Pressure control [PCV] (P-ACV)
4. VTI: 400 mL 4. PINSP: 15 cmH2O
5. RR: 14 BPM 5. RR: 14 BPM
6. Tinsp: 1.4 sec 6. Tinsp: 1.4 sec
7. Tpause: 0.0 7. Trise: 0.2
8. PEEP: 0 cmH2O 8. PEEP: 0 cmH2O
9. P Trigger: 3 cmH2O 9. P Trigger: 3 cmH2O
10. FiO2: 21 % 10. FiO2: 21 %
11. Vte High alarm limit: 450 mL 11. Vte High alarm limit: 500 mL
12. Vte Low alarm limit : 350 mL 12. Vte Low alarm limit: 200 mL
Pre-setting for
13. VMe High alarm limit: 6.0 LPM 13. VMe High alarm limit: 6.0 LPM
Safety Check
14. VMe Low alarm limit: 4.5 LPM 14. VMe Low alarm limit: 3.5 LPM
15. RR High alarm limit: 16 BPM 15. RR High alarm limit: 16 BPM
16. RR Low alarm limit: 12 BPM 16. RR Low alarm limit: 12 BPM
17. Ppeak High alarm limit: 40 cmH2O 17. Ppeak High alarm limit: 20 cmH2O
18. Ppeak Low alarm limit: 10 cmH2O 18. Ppeak Low alarm limit: 10 cmH2O
19. PEEP High alarm limit: 3 cmH2O 19. PEEP High alarm limit: 3 cmH2O
20. PEEP Low alarm limit: Off 20. PEEP Low alarm limit: Off
21. FiO2 Low alarm limit: 21 % 21. FiO2 Low alarm limit: 21 %
22. Air Leak alarm limit: 100 mL 22. Air Leak alarm limit: 100 mL
1. Installation all of breathing circuits, humidifier (if use it). Connect high pressure
Oxygen/Air hose to gas supply system and connect the electrical power.
2. Attach the 0.5 liter (with resistor RP20) Test lung to patient Wye connector of
breathing circuit.
3. Turn On the ventilator.
4. Carry out the visual inspection and safety check as following instructions.
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1. While the ventilator is in ‘Stand-by’ status, disconnect the AC power cord from the
electrical power outlet.
2. Verify the ventilator AC power LED green light goes off and the Battery LED goes
orange light up.
3. Also, verify it ventilator AC power Icon disappear in LCD screen and appear to
Battery Icon.
*AC Power LED and Battery LED are right of LCD frame.
*Icon is bottom of right in LCD screen.
4. After verify the visual alarm, return the AC power cord should be connected to
electrical power outlets for next procedure.
*If the rechargeable internal battery is defective or discharged or connecting cable
disconnected or defective of battery charging system, the visual alarm may not occur.
AC power loss
1. While the ventilator is in ‘Operating’ status, disconnect the AC power cord from the
and battery
electrical power outlet.
backup
2. Verify the ventilator AC power LED green light goes off and the Battery LED goes
orange light up, and verify the larger visual alarm LED goes blue light up
simultaneously.
3. Also, verify the ventilator AC power Icon disappear in LCD screen and appear to
Battery Icon, and verify displays the ‘Battery Mode’ of blue background in top of
middle on LCD screen.
*AC Power LED, Battery LED and larger visual alarm LED are right of LCD frame.
*Icon is bottom of right in LCD screen.
4. After verify all of audible and visual alarms, return the AC power cord should be
connected to electrical power outlets for next procedure.
*If the rechargeable internal battery is defective or discharged or connecting cable
disconnected or defective of battery charging system, the alarm may not occur.
1. While the ventilator is in ‘Operating’ status, disconnect the high pressure oxygen
gas hose from the medical gas outlets.
2. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'Oxygen Failure' appears in LCD
screen.
Oxygen and Air 3. While the ventilator is in ‘Operating’ status, disconnect the high pressure air gas
gas supply loss hose from the medical gas outlets.
4. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'Air Failure' appears in LCD
screen.
5. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, return the Air and
Oxygen hoses should be connected to gas outlets for next procedure.
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1. In the PCV (P-ACV mode), while the ventilator is in ‘Operating’ status, set the PINSP
to 25 cmH2O.
2. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'PRESSURE HIGH' appears in LCD
screen.
* The High tidal Volume alarm may occur audible/visual alarms due to High tidal
Volume limit alarm set during this test of ‘High Airway Pressure alarm’.
High and Low 3. In the PCV (P-ACV mode), while the ventilator is in ‘Operating’ status, set the PINSP
Airway Pressure to 5 cmH2O.
* The Low Tidal Volume alarm may occur audible/visual alarms due to Low Tidal
Volume limit alarm set during this test of ‘Low Airway Pressure alarm’.
4. Verify audible alarms occur and the visual alarm of ' PRESSURE LOW' appears in
LCD screen.
5. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, return the PINSP to
15 cmH2O for next procedure.
1. In the VCV (V-ACV mode), while the ventilator is in ‘Operating’ status, set the VTi
to 600 mL.
2. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'VTIDAL HIGH' appears in LCD
screen.
*The High Minute Alarm ‘VMIN HIGH’ will be activated within maximum around 60
seconds.
* The High Airway Pressure alarm may occur audible/visual alarms due to High
High and Low
Pressure limit alarm set during this test of ‘Tidal Volume High alarm’.
Tidal Volume.
3. In the VCV (V-ACV mode), while the ventilator is in ‘Operating’ status, set the VTi
to 200 mL.
High and Low
4. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of ' VTIDAL LOW' appears in LCD
Minute Volume
screen.
*The Low Minute Alarm ‘VMIN LOW’ will be activated within maximum around 60
seconds.
* The Low Airway Pressure alarm may occur audible/visual alarms due to Low
Pressure limit alarm set during this test of ‘Tidal Volume Low alarm’.
5. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, return the VTI to
400 mL for next procedure.
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1. In the PCV (P-ACV mode) or VCV (V-ACV mode), while the ventilator is in
‘Operating’ status, set the RR (Respiration Rate) to 20 BPM.
2. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'R-R HIGH' appears in LCD
screen.
‘Operating’ status, set the RR (Respiration Rate) to 10 BPM.
High and Low
4. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'R-R LOW' appears in LCD
Respiration Rate
screen.
5. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, return the
Respiration Rate to 14 BPM for next procedure.
* The High/Low Tidal Volume alarm and High/Low Minute Volume alarm may occur
audible/visual alarms due to set of related limit alarm during this test of ‘High and
Low Respiration Rate alarms’.
‘Operating’ status, set the PEEP to 5 cmH2O.
2. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'PEEP H' appears in LCD screen.
3. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, return the PEEP to 0
cmH2O.
High and Low *The High Pressure Alarm may occur audible/visual alarms due to High Pressure limit
PEEP alarm set during this test of ‘PEEP High alarm’.
‘Operating’ status, set the PEEP Low Limit alarm to 3 cmH2O.
5. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'PEEP L' appears in LCD screen.
6. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, return the PEEP Low
Limit alarm to Off
‘Operating’ status, set the FiO2 Limit alarm to 25 %.
2. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of 'FiO2 LOW' appears in LCD
FiO2
screen.
3. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, return the FiO 2
Limit alarm to 21 % for next procedure.
‘Operating’ status, open the cover cap of temperature port or medication port on the
patient Wye connector of the breathing circuit.
* If there is no temperature port or medication port on the patient Wye connector,
temporarily loosen the connected connector of the patient breathing circuit or Test
Air Leak
Lung to create a leak.
2. Verify audible alarm occur and the visual alarm of AIRLEAK' appears in LCD screen.
3. After verify all of audible and visual alarms has been activated, close the cap or
tight again the connectors connection of breathing circuit or Test Lung for next
procedure.
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‘Operating’ status, set the P Trigger (Pressure Trigger) level to 1 cmH2O and set the
PEEP to 5 cmH2O.
2. After few seconds (within 5 seconds), use both hands to press or pull the Test Lung
Trigger to several times in quick succession.
Sensitivity 3. On the LCD screen, verify the Flow Waveforms color changes to Red by react to
trigger when press or pull the Test Lung artificially.
4. After verify the Trigger function has been operates, stay and leave it current
parameters set for next procedure of ‘Apnea Backup Ventilation’ inspection and safety
check.
‘Operating’ status, select to SPONT (spontaneous) mode and select one of Apnea
mode (ex, V-ACV). Set the Apnea time to 10 seconds and click accept and run SPONT
mode.
2. After few seconds (within 5 seconds), press or pull the Test Lung in every 3 or 4
seconds timely by use both hand.
3. On the LCD screen, verify the Flow Waveforms color changes to Red by react to
trigger when press or pull the Test Lung artificially.
Apnea Backup
4. After verify the Trigger function has been operates, do not press or pull the Test
Ventilation
Lung around 15 seconds and wait.
5. Verify audible/visual alarms occur and the function of Apnea Backup Ventilation
operates within 15 seconds. It should have automatically operates within 15 seconds
that Apnea Backup Ventilation because of the Apnea time set to 10 seconds in SPONT
mode.
*The Backup ventilation will operates in one of the V-ACV or P-ACV or PRVC or TCPL-
AC mode of Apnea Backup Ventilation set by user on the SPONT mode.
*The Apnea Backup Ventilation mode (Apnea mode) can be set in SPONT mode.
If required additionally about the particular functions, carry out the visual inspections and safety checks.
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5. S/W Upgrade
5.1. Pneumatic S/W Upgrade
Serial
USB - RS232 Cable - DSC
Upgrade [MTV1000]
(RS232)
Gender Gender - Upgrade AC0138_00 MEKICS
5.1.2. Cable connection
1. Place the switch of Gender in W / R and

connect as shown.
* caution
If the switch is Debug, it can not be
upgraded.
5.1.3. Write240x setting
1. Select correct COM port.

ex) COM4
2 Click ‘FILE’ button
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Find PNEU firmware s/w
1. Select right file
2. Click ‘OPEN’ button
1. Click ‘GO! (F5)’ button.
5.1.4. Upgrade
1. If you turn MV2000 MAIN S / W ON,

upgrade will start automatically.
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5.2. DSC S/W Upgrade
MicroSD MicroSD
5.2.2. Upgrade
1. Format the microSD. (FAT32,

default allocation size)
(The screen below may differ
depending on microSD capacity and
PC environment)
2. Copy the upgrade S / W distributed

to the formatted microSD card.
- upgrade.tgz
- upgrade.tgz.md5
1 Insert microSD card in the

slot(bottom of monitor back cover)
2. Turn on the device.
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1. Then you can see the ‘upgrading’
message on the screen.
1. After the upgrade is completed

successfully, you can see the message
as the picture.
1. When the microSD card is removed,

the following message is displayed.
1. Press the power button for 10

seconds to turn off the system.
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1. Turn on the system
2. Check the version at ‘ Setting’ 

‘ Patient’ to make sure the
upgrade was successful.
* During the upgrade, if the upgrade

does not proceed normally and the
system starts immediately,
If the following message is displayed
on the screen, there is a problem with
the upgrade S / W. Confirm that the
file has been copied normally and then
proceed with the upgrade from the
beginning.
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6. Appendix
6.5. Service bulletin index
Document number Contents Revision
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6.6. Changing note index
Document number Contents Revision
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2.3. Revision History

2.5. Equipment Symbols

2.6. Product policy

3.1. Power overview

3.2. Power Supply Specifications

3.3. Summary of Battery Information

3.4. Battery Charging Status on Display Screen

3.5. Block Diagram

3.5.1. 15 inch monitor block diagram

3.5.2. Main body block diagram

3.6. Product board

4.1. Service procedure

4.2. Service record

4.3. Alarm list

4.4. PC Viewer (LabVIEW) guide

4.5. Disassembly guide

4.6. Calibration guide

4.7. Service parts list

4.8.1. Inspection guide

4.8.1.1. Visual check

4.8.1.2. Function check

4.8.1.4. EtCO2 check

4.8.1.5. SpO2 check

4.8.2. Safety check befor use

5.1. Pneumatic S/W Upgrade

5.2. DSC S/W Upgrade

6.5. SERVICE BULLETIN INDEX

6.6. CHANGING NOTE INDEX

Revision Date Revision point Engineer Note

This Service Manual provided to users with MV2000 ventilator.

2.3. Revision History

2.5. Equipment Symbols

Product name label

Inspiration gas outlet port. Connect to patient circuit

Nebulizer connection port

Micro-pump nebulizer connection port

Attention, consult accompanying documents

Exhaust port. Do not place objects that may be

Exhalation Valve Assembly Lock/Unlock

Patient circuit exhalation limb connection port

Proximal flow sensor connection port

Proximal flow, auxiliary sensor connection port

SpO2 sensor connection port

EtCO2 sensor connection port

Heater –Heater heats the Exp. part during ventilation

RS232 / Serial Port –This symbol indicates data

Power On/Off –These symbols are used in power switch.

Indicates power On. Indicates power Off.

EXT. BATT – This symbol indicates external battery.

This symbol indicates external power (AC) connection

Equipotentiality–This symbol indicates terminal that

High pressure oxygen connection port for oxygen

Compressed air connection port for air supply

Means for "Do not place an objects in this area that

This means locate and attention mark for “battery

An obstruct sign in air and oxygen hose.

Refer to accompanying documents

No pushing the ventilator with cart.

This means CE mark.

IP21 :Finger or similar objects(Effective against > 12.5

Single Use Only

3.1. Power overview