Ser1500 Rev.e

Newport Medical Instruments, Inc.
NEWPORT E100M VENTILATOR
Service Manual
SER1500 Rev. E
02/08
NEWPORT MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC.

1620 Sunflower Avenue
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 USA
Tel: 1.714.427.5811
Tel: 1.800.451.3111 (USA only)
Fax: 1.714.427.0489
Customer Service ext. 282
www.Ventilators.com
email: Info@Ventilators.com
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section 1. . . . . . . . OPERATOR’S RESPONSIBILITY
• Operator’s Responsibility for Patient Safety
• Limitation of Liability
• Warranty
• Definitions
• Warnings and Cautions
Section 2. . . . . . . . SPECIFICATIONS
• Ventilator Overview
• Intended Use
• Symbols/Labeling Table
• Specifications
Section 3. . . . . . . . DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS, BUTTONS &
INDICATORS
• Front Panel Controls
• Front Panel Buttons
• Front Panel Indicators
• Misc. Alarms
• Left Side Controls
• Rear Panel Controls/Switches
• Rear Panel I/O Connectors
• Right Side Labeling
Section 4. . . . . . . . THEORY OF OPERATION
• General System Overview
• A/CMV (Assist /Control Mandatory Ventilation)
• SIMV (Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory
Ventilation)
• SPONT + APNEA A/CMV (Spontaneous + APNEA
A/CMV Ventilation)
• SPONT (Spontaneous Ventilation)
• Time-Limited Demand Flow
• P limit (Pressure Limited Ventilation)
• Advanced Trigger Control (ATC)
• Auto-Set Alarms (AS)
• ATC Target Trigger Look-up Table
• Artifact Trigger Conditions Table
• Auto-Set (AS) Alarm Tables
• Low Baseline Alarm Table
• RS-232 Specifications
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Section 5 . . . . . OPERATIONAL VERIFICATION PROCEDURE (OVP)
• Introduction
• Set Up
• Standard Test Settings
• Pressure Gauge Verification
• Alarm/LED Check
• Mixer Alarm
• FIO2
• ƒ (respiratory frequency)
• tI (inspiratory time)
• SPONT V̇1
• SPONT V̇2
• V̇ (flow)
• PEEP/CPAP
• Low Baseline Alarm, RESET and
Alarm Loudness Control
• ▲Paw (High Pressure) Alarm
• ▼Paw (Low Pressure) Alarm
• Ptrig (trigger level) and MODE Select
• Apnea Alarm
• Manual Inflation Button
• NEB (Nebulizer)
• Internal Battery Back-Up
• Control Monitor
• Paw Monitor, (peak, mean, base)
• Proximal Line Purge
• Advanced Trigger Control (ATC)
• Auto Set (AS) Alarms
• E100M Test Record
Section 6 . . . . . PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
• Introduction
• Tools Required
• Parts Required
• Maintenance Procedure
Section 7 . . . . . OVERHAUL PROCEDURE
• Introduction
• Tools Required
• Parts Required
• Overhaul Procedure
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Section 8 . . . . . ELECTRONIC & PNEUMATIC CALIBRATION
• Introduction
• Electronic Verification
• Pressure Gauge Calibration
• Front Panel Calibration
• V̇ (flow)
• tI (inspiratory time)
• ƒ (respiratory frequency)
• PEEP/CPAP
• Battery Voltage Adjustment
• Mixer Regulator Calibration
Section 9 . . . . . TROUBLESHOOTING AND ERROR CODES
• Introduction
• Troubleshooting
• Error Codes
Section 10 . . . . ELECTRONIC AND PNEUMATIC COMPONENT
REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
• Introduction
• Tools Required
• Open Front Panel
• Remove Rear Panel
• Mixer (MIX1725A)
• Flow Control Assembly (FCL1500A)
• Flow Block Assembly (BLK1500A)
• Nebulizer and Prox/Machine Solenoids
(SOL1503P and SOL1501P)
• Internal Battery Back-Up (BAT1500A)
• Main Board (PCB1550A)
• Display Board (PCB1511A)
• Electronic Pressure Gauge (MAN1540M)
• Power Supply Board (PCB1530A)
• Lower Display Board (PCB1520A)
• Adapter Board (PCB1570A)
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Section 11 . . . . ELECTRONIC AND PNEUMATIC DIAGRAMS
WITH PARTS LIST
• PCB1511 Schematic
• PCB1570 Diagram
• Pneumatic Diagram E100M
• E100M System Pneumatic Diagram
• E100M System Wiring Diagram
Section 12 . . . . ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS WITH PARTS LIST

• Final Assembly E100M
• Box Assembly
• Flow Block Assembly
• Master Solenoid Assembly
• Back Panel E100M
• Front Panel E100M
• Flow Controller Assembly
• Mixer Assembly, E100M Calibrated
• Needle Valve Assembly
Section 13 . . . . REPACKAGING AND SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS

• Introduction
• RGA (Return Goods Authorization)
• Packaging: Complete Unit
• Packaging: Parts or Accessories
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1. OPERATOR’S RESPONSIBILITY
Operator’s Responsibility for Patient Safety . . . . 1 - 1

Limitation of Liability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 1
Warranty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 2
Definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 3
Warnings and Cautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 - 3 to 1 - 5
Factory Maintenance or Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6
Contact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 1
OPERATOR’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR PATIENT SAFETY

For correct and effective use of the product and in order to avoid
hazards, it is mandatory that you carefully read and observe all
sections of this manual.
The design of the E100M Ventilator, the Manuals, and the labeling on the
ventilator take into consideration that the purchase and use of the
equipment are restricted to trained professionals, and that certain
inherent characteristics of the ventilator are known to the trained
operator. Instructions, warnings and caution statements are limited
therefore largely to the specifics of the Newport design. This manual
excludes references to various hazards which are obvious to a medical
professional and operator of this equipment, to the consequences of
product misuse, and to potentially adverse effects in patients with
abnormal conditions. Product modification or misuse can be dangerous.
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. disclaims all liability for the
consequences of product alterations or modifications, as well as for the
consequences which might result from the combination of this ventilator
with other products whether supplied by Newport Medical Instruments,
Inc. or by other manufacturers if such a combination is not endorsed by
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc.
Federal Law and Regulations in the United States and Canada
restrict this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.
The operators of the ventilator must recognize their responsibility for
choosing appropriate safety monitoring that supplies adequate
information on equipment performance and patient condition. Patient
safety may be achieved through a wide variety of means such as
electronic surveillance of equipment performance and patient condition,
but surveillance equipment should not take the place of direct
observation of clinical signs. The ventilator operator is solely responsible
for the selection of the best level of patient monitoring.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. liability, whether arising out of, or
related to manufacture and sale of the goods, their installation,
demonstration, sales representative, use, performance, or otherwise,
including any liability based upon Newport Medical Instruments, Inc.
product warranty, is subject to and limited to the exclusive terms and
conditions as set forth, whether based upon breach of warranty or any
other cause of action whatsoever, regardless of any fault attributable to
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. and regardless of the form of action
(including, without limitation, breach of warranty, negligence, strict
liability, or otherwise).
The stated expressed warranties are in lieu of all other warranties,

expressed or implied, including, without limitation, warranties of
merchantability, fitness for any purpose, or noninfringement.
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OPERATOR’S RESPONSIBILITY
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. shall not be liable for, nor shall the
buyer be entitled to recover, any special incidental or consequential
damages or for any liability incurred by buyer to any third party in any
way arising out of or relating to the goods.
WARRANTY
The Newport E100M Ventilator is guaranteed to be free of defects for

a period of 3 years from date of delivery or 12,000 hours of operation,
whichever comes first. The following are exceptions to this warranty:
1. Defects caused by misuse, mishandling, tampering, or by

modifications not authorized by Newport Medical Instruments, Inc.
or its representatives are not covered.
2. Rubber and plastic components and materials are warranted to be

free of defects at time of delivery.
Any product which proves to be defective in workmanship or material

will be replaced, credited, or repaired with Newport Medical Instruments,
Inc. holding the option. Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. is not
responsible for deterioration, wear, or abuse. In all cases, Newport
Medical Instruments, Inc. will not be liable beyond the original selling
price.
Federal Law in the United States requires traceability of this
equipment. Please return the self addressed Warranty Registration
Card included with the product along with the required information.
Application of this warranty is subject to the following conditions:
1 Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. or its authorized representatives

must be promptly notified upon detection of the defective material or
equipment.
2. Defective material or equipment must be returned to Newport

Medical Instruments, Inc. or its authorized representative.
3. Examination by Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. or its authorized

representatives must confirm that the defect is covered by the terms
of this warranty.
In order to assure complete protection under this warranty, the

Warranty Registration Card must be returned to Newport Medical
Instruments, Inc. within ten (10) days of receipt of the equipment.
The above is the sole warranty provided by Newport Medical

Instruments, Inc. No other warranty expressed or implied is intended.
Representatives of Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. are not authorized
to modify the terms of this warranty.
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SECTION 1
DEFINITIONS
WARNING A WARNING statement refers to a condition with the
possibility of personal injury if disregarded.
Caution A Caution statement designates the possibility of minor or

moderate injury to the user or patient or damage to equipment if
disregarded.
NOTE: A NOTE provides additional information intended to avoid

inconveniences during operation or indicates important procedures to
follow.
Inspection: examination of actual condition

Service: measures to maintain specified condition
Repair: measures to restore specified condition
Maintenance: inspection, service, repair, where necessary
Preventive
Maintenance: maintenance performed at regular intervals
Typing Conventions Within the text of this manual, controls, alarms, buttons, etc. are
designated by the labeling name as they appear on the ventilator, e.g.:
P limit (pressure limit), P trig (pressure trigger), SPONT (spontaneous
mode).
Please review all warnings and cautions outlined in this manual

before operating the ventilator.
WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

Strictly follow this Manual. Any use of the product requires full
understanding and strict observation of all sections of these instructions.
The equipment is only to be used for the purpose specified under
“Intended Use” (See Section 2) and in conjunction with appropriate
airway monitoring. Observe all WARNINGS and Cautions as rendered
throughout this manual and on labels on the equipment.
General Warnings To maintain grounding integrity, connect only to a “hospital grade”

receptacle. Always disconnect power supply before servicing.
DANGER, there is a risk of explosion if used in the presence of

flammable anesthetics.
All settings and adjustments in the different modes of ventilation have to

be made according to the therapy prescribed by a physician.
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. cannot warrant or endorse the safe

performance of third party humidifiers for use with the E100M Ventilator.
We recommend contacting the manufacturers/distributors of third party

humidifiers about compliance of their products with the requested
performance characteristics.
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Do not use antistatic or electrically conductive patient circuits. Always

use a clean, sterile breathing circuit.
The ventilator is ready for operation only when:
a) it is completely assembled and
b) a “Quick Check” procedure has been performed successfully.
Whenever a patient is connected to the ventilator, constant attention by
qualified medical staff is recommended.
If a fault is detected in the ventilator and its life support functions are in
doubt, discontinue use and use an alternative method of ventilation.
If the built-in monitoring malfunctions, provide a substitute in order to
maintain an adequate level of monitoring.
Failure to identify and correct alarm situations may result in patient
injury.
Use an external monitor to verify the accuracy of the oxygen
concentration delivered to the patient at all times.
When the Low Battery (▼ Battery ) audible alarm sounds
continuously, only 10% of the internal battery charge remains and an
alternate power source should be found immediately. Charge the battery
for a minimum of 5 hours before again powering the ventilator from the
internal battery. This will provide approximately 80% of the battery
charge. If the battery is completely depleted, it will take approximately
14 to 16 hours to fully recharge.
The internal battery should be fully charged at least once every 6
months to ensure that it remains functional.
Water traps should be used in appropriate locations of the breathing
circuit in order to prevent water that has accumulated in the circuit from
being drained towards the patient’s airway.
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. cannot endorse or warrant the safe
performance of nebulizers currently available when used with the E100M
Ventilator. Specifically, some disposable nebulizer assemblies operate
with flow rates different from the 10 L/min delivered by the ventilator at
28 psig. We recommend contacting the manufacturers/distributors
selling nebulizing devices about compatibility of their products with the
requested performance characteristics.
The flow resistance of filters is liable to increase through use, due to
both aerosol usage and humidification level. Make certain that filters are
changed regularly (especially those in the expiratory limb of the
breathing circuit).
_
The P limit control should be set 4 to 10 cmH2O/mbar above the ▲Paw
alarm limit as a safety pop-off when volume ventilating. In volume
control ventilation, an incorrect setting of the P limit control could cause
some volume to be “vented.” When pressure ventilating, the P limit
control should be set to the plateau pressure level that is desired.
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SECTION 1
The E100M Ventilator is guaranteed to perform within specification when

the Newport Medical permanent breathing circuit and the permanent
exhalation valve are utilized. The Newport Medical permanent breathing
circuit with proximal sensing line is available in infant or adult sizes. If an
alternate circuit is used, the proximal pressure line must be a 1/8 in (3.2
mm) I.D. for proper ventilator performance.
Only a Newport Medical permanent exhalation valve should be used
with the E100M Ventilator.
Cautions Use only dry, clean, compressed air and medical grade oxygen. Water in
the air or oxygen supply can cause equipment malfunction and damage.
Mains voltage must correspond to the voltage range selected on the
power module of the ventilator. Always replace a blown fuse with one of
proper rating for corresponding voltage range.
Do not place containers of liquids in the immediate vicinity or on top of
the E100M Ventilator. Liquids that get into the ventilator can cause
equipment malfunction and damage.
Periodically inspect the Air Inlet Water Trap. Drain water from the bowl
when necessary by depressing the pin at the bottom of the bowl.
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FACTORY MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR

Scheduled maintenance or repair services are available from the
Newport Technical Service Department. To send your ventilator in for
service, see Section 13 for packaging and shipping instructions. Current
pricing for scheduled maintenance and labor rates can be found in
Newport Medical Instruments’ Annual Price List. To obtain a copy of the
Price List, please contact your local Newport Medical Instruments Sales
Representative or call/fax our Customer Service Department using the
numbers that follow.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Address: Newport Medical Instruments, Inc.
1620 Sunflower Avenue
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Phone Numbers: 800.451.3111 Toll free within the United States

1.714.427.5811 Worldwide
Fax Numbers: 1.714.427.0489

1.714.427.0572 Fax Direct Technical Service Dept.
Web Site: www.ventilators.com email: Info@ventilators.com
Department Extensions: Customer Service Department: 282

Technical Service Department: 500 (24 Hour pager activated
after business hours)
Clinical Support: 123 (24 Hour pager activated)
Corporate Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Pacific Time, USA
Technical Service
Department Hours: Monday through Friday 7:00 am to 4:00 pm, Pacific Time, USA
EU Representative: EU Representative
Braun and Company, Ltd.
11B/11C Harrier Road
Humber Bridge Industrial Estate
Barton on Humber
North Lincolnshire
DN18 5 RP, England
tel: 01652 632273
fax: 01652 633399
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Service Department
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IMPORTANT: Complete and return the attached business reply card to

NEWPORT MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC. to register the warranty
on your new product. Record delivery date, serial and model numbers
here for your records.
Serial No. __________________ Model No. ________________

Delivery Date __________ Hospital Purchase Order # ________
Distributor Name and Address ____________________________
____________________________________________________

Service Department
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www.ventilators.com
(714) 427-5811 (800) 451-3111 ext. 500
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Facility Name ________________________________________________________
Street ______________________________________________________________
City ____________________________ State______ Zip Code ______________
Telephone________________________ Fax ______________________________
Model No. ____________________________ Type ________________________
Serial No. ____________________________ Date Purchased ________________
Purchased From ______________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________________
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WARRANTY
Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. (NMI) warrants this product to meet the published specifications and
to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period of three (3) years or
12,000 hours from date of purchase.THE FOREGOING IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER WARRANTY,
EXPRESSED, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY WARRANTY OR
MERCHANTABILITY, WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR WARRANTY
OF ANY KIND AS TO DESIGN. The sole liability of NMI under this warranty is limited to replacing,
repairing or issuing credit at the discretion of NMI for the products, equipment or parts which fail to meet
the published specifications or which become defective during warranty period and which are, upon
examination by NMI, found not to meet the published specifications or to be defective in materials or
workmanship. NMI will not be liable under this warranty unless the following provisions are strictly
complied with: (a) NMI is promptly notified, in writing, upon discovery of the failure of the said product or
equipment to meet the published specifications or of the defects in materials or workmanship, (b) The
defective product, equipment or part thereof is returned to NMI, transportation charges paid by NMI, (c)
The defective part is received by NMI for examination no later than one (1) month following the expiration
of the warranty period and provided, (d) that examination by NMI of said product, equipment or part shall
disclose to NMI's satisfaction that such defect has not been caused by improper usage, accident,
neglect, alteration, abuse, improper installation or unauthorized repair. Products, equipment or parts
replaced under this warranty are warranted only through the terms of the original warranty. NMI neither
assumes nor authorized any other person or entity to assume for it any other warranty, obligation or
liability in connection with its products or equipment whatsoever, and as to the fitness or usefulness of
the equipment manufactured by it for any medical treatment, physical condition or other purpose
whatsoever. In no event shall NMI be liable for personal injury, property damage or any special or
consequential damage to the buyer, user or any other person whomsoever, including, but not limited to,
loss of profits, loss of use of the product or equipment, or for damages of any kind whatsoever based on
a claim for breach of warranty other than a refund of the purchase price of any defective product or
equipment. Any authorization for the repair or alteration by buyer must be in writing from NMI to prevent
the voiding of this warranty.
2. SPECIFICATIONS
Ventilator Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 1
Intended Use. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2
Symbols/Labeling Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 2
Specifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 - 5 to 2 - 9
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SECTION 2
VENTILATOR OVERVIEW
The E100M ventilator provides the following features:
Total patient range:

Neonate, Infant Pediatric, and Adult Application delivered invasively
(via ET tube) or noninvasively (via mask/mouthpiece)
Full Mode Selection:

Volume Controlled A/CMV
Volume Controlled SIMV & DuoFlowPLUS
•
Pressure Limited A/CMV (adjust pressure slope w/V control)
•
Pressure Limited SIMV (adjust pressure slope w/V control) &
DuoFlowPLUS*
Spontaneous (CPAP) & DuoFlowPLUS
Spontaneous w/APNEA A/CMV (Back-up) Ventilation & DuoFlowPLUS
*DuoFlowPLUS (Intermittent Spontaneous Flow + Time-Limited Demand

Flow)
Good balance of simplicity and capability:

• 21-100% Oxygen: Available from integrated high pressure air/oxygen
precision mixer
• Built-in PEEP/CPAP with Electronic Control for stability of baseline and
ease of adjustment
• Internal Battery 6-8 Hours: facilitates easy patient mobility
• Monitors including Total Breath Rate, I:E Ratio, Peak, Mean and
Baseline Pressure, and Set Tidal Volume
• Real-time proximal airway or mainflow outlet pressure display with
visual sensitivity Trigger setting indicator.
• Logical Face Panel Layout With Color Coded Displays: Simplifies
training and operation, with reduced confusion for home caregivers
• Small Size And Footprint: Offer flexibility in mounting and carrying
options
• Inverse I:E 4:1 & APRV Capability: Advanced functions for advanced
application
• Graphics Display Monitor — Optional in countries where available
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SPECIFICATIONS
INTENDED USE
Indications For Use: The Newport E100M is intended to provide positive
pressure ventilation for neonatal, infant, pediatric and adult patients, for
use in the hospital environment. The device is intended for use by or at
the direction of a licensed practitioner.
SYMBOLS / LABELING TABLE
Reset
Apnea (s)
Alarm Silence/Reset Button Apnea Time Delay
▼Battery
Select Button Low Battery Alarm Indicator
▼ ▲ Paw Alarm
Spont
Push to set only ▲ Paw
Adjust High and Low Paw Alarm Spont (Patient Effort) Indicator
—
▲ Paw ▲ Paw
High Airway Set High Airway
Pressure Alarm Indicator Pressure Alarm
▼ Paw ▼ Paw
Low Airway Set Low Airway
Pressure Alarm Indicator Pressure Alarm
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SECTION 2
AS ATC !
Automatic Control Buttons Refer to Operating Manual
(see Paw Alarm and Ptrig)
NEB
EXH VLV
Exhalation Valve Tubing Connection Nebulizer Tubing Connection
PROX PATIENT
Prox. Pressure Tubing Connection Ventilator Main Flow Outlet

Connection for Patient Breathing
Circuit/Humidifier
• •
SPONT V2 Tubing Connection SPONT V2 Flowmeter Connection
Reservoir Bag Connection
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SPECIFICATIONS
Back Panel Labels
TYPE 'B'
Type B
Alarm Loudness Control External Alarm Silence Connector
REMOTE
ALARM
OUTPUT
Remote Alarm Output Equipotentiality
STDBY ON
Main Power “Standby” Main Power “On”
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SECTION 2
E100M SPECIFICATIONS
Control/Parameter/Indicator Range/Selection
1. MODE A/CMV
Pressure
or SIMV
Volume SPONT + APNEA A/CMV
SPONT
2. Tidal Volume 5 to 5000 mL

•
V (L/min)
( ) x TI
60
•
3. V (Mandatory Flow) 1 to 100 L/min
4. tI (Inspiratory Time) 0.1 to 3.0 sec
5. ƒ (Respiratory Frequency) 1 to 120 b/min
6. PEEP/CPAP 0 to ≥ 25 cmH2O/mbar
7. P limit (Pressure Limit) 0 to 120 cmH2O (0 to 118 mbar)

(Use for Pressure Limited_
Ventilation and/or as a
safety pop-off above the ▲Paw in Volume
Control.)
8. Time-Limited Demand Flow Ø to 1.0 sec (Spont breath)
9. Manual Inflation 4 sec maximum

(Pushing this button closes the exhalation valve
and delivers mixed gas to the patient according
•
to the V setting.)
10. FIO2 .21 to 1.00
11. NEB Button Toggles nebulizer gas source on and off.

(10 L/min mixed gas, inspiration only)
12. PROX Button Toggles proximal pressure monitoring on and off.

(On: proximal pressure monitoring,
Off: mainflow outlet pressure monitoring)
13. P trig (Sensitivity) –10 to ≥ +25 cmH2O/mbar
14. ATC Toggles ATC function on and off.

(Advanced Trigger Control) (When on, automatically manages trigger level
setting for patient.)
15. Spont (Patient Effort) Indicator Blinks once each time airway pressure drops below
the P trig setting.
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SPECIFICATIONS
16. ▼▲ Paw Alarm Set high and low airway pressure alarms
_
▲Paw 5 to 120 cmH2O / 5 to 118 mbar
▼Paw 3 to 118 cmH2O / 3 to 116 mbar
17. AS (Auto-Set Alarms) Toggles AS alarms function on and off.

(Automatically selects high and low pressure
alarm settings each time button is pressed.)
18. Paw Selector Selects airway pressure parameter (peak, mean,

base) to be displayed in the Paw Monitor window of
pressure gauge.
19. Paw Monitor Display 0 to 99 cmH2O (0 to 97 mbar)

(peak, mean, base pressure)
20. Pressure Gauge –10 to +120 cmH2O ( – 1 0 to +118 mbar)
21. Control Monitor Selector Selects parameter (I:E, ƒ tot, VT) which is displayed
in the Control Monitor display.
22. Control Monitor Display I:E (ratio): 1:99 to 4:1

ƒ tot: 0 to 255 b/min
VT: 0.00 to 5.00 L
% Charge of Battery: 0 to 99
(Percent of charge displayed when “Internal
Battery Test” button on rear panel is pressed and
ventilator is running on battery power.)
23. Apnea Selector Selects time delay interval for the Apnea alarm,
Ø (disable), 15, or 30 seconds.
24. Reset (Alarm Silence) Silences an alarm violation for 60 seconds, resets a
“latched” alarm indicator and cancels Power Down
alarm.
25. ALARMS Indicators Indicator for the alarm that is actively violated blinks
red. When the alarm is no longer violated, the
indicator latches (stays lit). Cancel a latched indicator
by pressing the Reset button.
26. tI > tE Indicator A yellow indicator blinks any time the control settings
result in an inverse I:E ratio.
Provides 0 to 15+ L/min (uncalibrated up to 36 L/min)

•
27. SPONT V2 Flowmeter
mixed gas for spontaneous breathing.
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•
28. SPONT V 1 Switch Provides Ø or 8 L/min mixed gas for spontaneous
breathing.
29. Alarm Loudness Control 74 dbA – 92 dbA.
30. External Alarm Silence Input Allows use of the NEWPORT External Alarm Silence
cable which functions the same as the Reset
button. Does not cancel the Power Down alarm.
31. RS-232C Interface Operates at 38,400 baud. Allows for interfacing with
central monitoring and computer systems via 25 pin
D type connector.
32. Remote Alarm Output Provides contact closure when alarming. Operates
with most nurse call systems using a 1/4 in (0.64 cm)
phone type connector.
33. Hour Meter Display Displays 0 to 199,999.9 hours
34. Internal Battery Test Button When pressed during battery power operation, %
battery charge (0 to 99%) is displayed in Control
Monitor window.
35. Power Switch This rocker type switch, (ON) or (STDBY) switches
ventilator on and off. When the ventilator is
connected to A.C. power, the internal battery
charges regardless of switch position.
36. Loss of Gas Alarm Continuous audible alarm. Activated if air or oxygen
supply pressures drop below 28 ± 3 psig.
(No visual alarm indicator.)
37. Power Down Alarm Continuous audible alarm activated when the ventilator
power switch is changed from (ON) to (STDBY).
The alarm is silenced by pressing the Reset button.
(No visual alarm indicator.)
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SPECIFICATIONS
Control/Parameter Indicator Range/Selection

38. Fault System Alarm Continuous audible alarm. This alarm can not be
silenced without first selecting the (STDBY)
position on the power switch.
39. High Baseline Alarm ▼Paw and ▲Paw alarm indicators blink red and the
(automatic) audible alarm sounds continually if Paw remains
above ▼Paw alarm setting at end exhalation.
40. Low Baseline Alarm ▼Paw alarm indicator blinks red and the audible
(automatic) alarm beeps intermittently if Paw remains below the
Low Baseline alarm setting (see chart pg. 4-14) for >
3 seconds.
Hardware Requirements
41. Electrical 100/120 VAC 0.14 A maximum

220/240 VAC 0.07 A maximum
50/60 Hz
(0.25 A fuse type F for 100/120 VAC,
0.1 A fuse type F for 220/240 VAC line,
NOTE: For 230 VAC use, select 220 VAC setting.
WARNING If 230 VAC outlet is used with 220 VAC

setting and actual voltage exceeds 242 VAC,
damage to ventilator may occur.
42. Pneumatic 35 to 90 psig Medical Air (2.4 to 6.2 Bar)

35 to 90 psig Medical Oxygen (2.4 to 6.2 Bar)
Miscellaneous Description
43. Operating Temperature 0 to 40ºC
44. Operating Humidity 0 to 95% non-condensing
45. Operating Altitude 0 to 10,000 ft (0 to 3,000 m)
46. Regulatory and Agency Designed to meet the applicable requirements of the
Requirements FDA, CSA, JIS, IEC and TUV.
47. Storage Temperature –20 to 60°C
48. Storage Humidity 0 to 95% non-condensing
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Miscellaneous Description
49. Height 10.5 in (26.7 cm)
50. Width 9.5 in (24.1 cm)
51. Depth 6.5 in (16.5 cm)
52. Weight 18 lbs (8.2 kg)
53. Patient Range Neonate – Pediatric – Adult
54. Internal Compressible Volume 29 mL
55. Flow Waveforms Available Volume Control – square

Pressure Limit – decelerating
(with P limit set to limit pressure)
56. Patient Circuit Reusable or disposable adult, pediatric or neonate

circuits, with or without 1/8 in (3.2 mm) I.D. proximal
pressure sensing lines. Main flow outlet and
exhalation valve have a 22 mm standard taper.
NEWPORT’s exhalation valve is manufactured and

57. Exhalation Valve designed specifically for NEWPORT Ventilators.
NEWPORT does not recommend the use of any other
type or brand of exhalation valve.
SER1500 E0208 2-9

3. DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS,
BUTTONS & INDICATORS
Front Panel Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 23

Front Panel Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 73
Front Panel Indicators. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 12
Misc. Alarms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 13
Left Side Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 15
Rear Panel Controls/Switches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 17
Rear Panel I/O Connectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 17
Right Side Labeling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 - 21
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 3
Reset ALARMS
E100M V E N T I L A T O R
▲ Paw
▼ Paw
Apnea (s) ▼ Battery 70 80 90
15 60 100
30 Apnea
0 50 110
40 120
MODE 30 Paw
SPONT 20 (cmH20)
10 0 -10 peak
SPONT +APNEA A/CMV mean
base
SIMV
A/CMV
▼ ▲ Paw Alarm Ptrig Spont
I:E ƒ tot
AS ATC
V T (L)
•
F IO 2 V (L/min) tI (s) ƒ (b/min)
30 tI > tE
.60 20 40 1.5 30
.50 .70 40
1.0 2.0 20
10 50
.40 .80 5 60
MIN 60 0.5 2.5 10 80
.30 .90 100
70 0.1 1
.21 1.00 3.0 120
MAX
80
100 90 Time-Limited
Manual Demand Flow (s) PEEP/CPAP Plimit
Inflation 0.5 Pbase
0.3 0.7
0.1
0 1.0
NEB PROX
EXH VLV NEB PROX PATIENT
Figure 3-1
E100M FRONT PANEL
SER1500 E0208 3-1

DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS, BUTTONS & INDICATORS
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS

Front panel controls that have corresponding indicators (i.e. Paw Alarm
control with ▼Paw/▲Paw indicators) are included with the description of
the control. The E100M front panel is shown in Figure 1.
MODE Control
A/CMV
(Assist/Control Mandatory Ventilation)
MODE The minimum number of time triggered mandatory breaths is determined
SPONT
SPONT +APNEA A/CMV
by the ƒ control. The total number of mandatory breaths is a result of
SIMV the ƒ setting and patient triggers. Set the P trig as close to baseline
A/CMV pressure as possible so that all patient efforts are recognized as patient
triggers. The indicator for A/CMV is lit green while operating in this
mode.
NOTE: If the P trig setting is not adjusted to a level that allows the
patient’s inspiratory effort to be detected, the A/CMV mode resembles
Control mode.
SIMV
(Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation)
MODE The number of time triggered mandatory breaths is determined by the ƒ
SPONT
SPONT +APNEA A/CMV
control. The patient can take spontaneous breaths between the delivery
SIMV of the mandatory breaths. Set the P trig as close to baseline as possible
A/CMV
so that all patient efforts are recognized as patient triggers. This allows
the E100M to synchronize the mandatory breaths and spontaneous
Time-Limited Demand Flow breaths with patient effort. Time-Limited
Demand Flow may be used to support spontaneous efforts with a higher
initial flow which then drops to the lower Spont Flow. The indicator for
SIMV is lit green while operating in this mode.
SPONT + APNEA A/CMV

(Spontaneous Ventilation + Apnea A/CMV)
MODE All breaths are spontaneous. Set the P trig as close to baseline as
SPONT
SPONT +APNEA A/CMV
possible so that all patient efforts are recognized as patient triggers.
SIMV Time-Limited Demand Flow may be used to support spontaneous efforts
A/CMV
with a higher initial flow which then drops to the lower Spont Flow. If the
patient stops breathing and it results in an Apnea alarm violation, A/CMV
breaths are delivered at the face panel control settings until the patient
effort results in four consecutive patient triggered breaths. The indicator
for SPONT + APNEA A/CMV is lit green while operating in this mode.
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SPONT
(Spontaneous Ventilation)
MODE All breaths are spontaneous. Set the P trig as close to baseline as
SPONT
SPONT +APNEA A/CMV
possible so that all patient efforts are recognized as patient triggers.
SIMV Time-Limited Demand Flow may be used to support spontaneous efforts
A/CMV
with a higher initial flow which then drops to the lower Spont Flow. The
indicator for SPONT is lit green while operating in this mode.
Ventilation Controls
FIO2
FI O 2 Determines the air/oxygen mixture for all gas delivery to the patient.
.60
.50 .70 Range: .21 to 1.00
.40 .80
.30
NOTE: When the FIO2 is readjusted, the oxygen concentration will
.90
.21 1.00
stabilize in the Reservoir Bag in approximately 30 seconds (depending
on SPONT V̇1 and V̇ 2 settings).
V̇
(mandatory flow)
•
V (L/min) Sets the flow delivered to the patient during mandatory breaths (volume
20
30
40 or pressure), APNEA A/CMV breaths, Time-Limited Demand Flow, and
10 50 Manual Inflation.
5
MIN 60
Volume Ventilation: Adjust V̇ and tI to set VT (tidal volume).
70
MAX
80 Pressure Ventilation: Adjust V̇ to achieve desired inspiratory pressure
100 90
rise/slope.
Normal flow ranges for neonatal, pediatric, and adult patients are
indicated by the three different green lines around the dial.
Range: 1 to 100 L/min
tI
(inspiratory time-mandatory)
tI (s) Sets the inspiratory time for mandatory breaths (volume or pressure).
tI > tE
1.5
1.0 2.0 Volume Ventilation: Adjust V̇ and tI to set VT (tidal volume).
0.5 2.5
Pressure Ventilation: Adjust tI and ƒ to set appropriate I:E ratio.
0.1 3.0
Range: 0.1 to 3.0 sec
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ƒ
(respiratory frequency)
ƒ (b/min) Sets the number of time triggered breaths delivered to the patient in the
30 A/CMV and SIMV modes, and in the event of an Apnea alarm violation in
20 40
60 the SPONT + APNEA A/CMV mode.
10 80
100 Range: 1 to 120 b/min
1 120
Time-Limited Demand Flow

Time-Limited Determines the duration of time flow support is provided for spontaneous
Demand Flow (s)
0.5 breaths in SIMV or either SPONT mode. The amount of flow support is
0.3 0.7
determined by the V̇ setting. The exhalation valve remains at the
0.1 PEEP/CPAP level during Time-Limited Demand Flow breaths. A patient can
0 1.0 continue spontaneous inspiration from gas provided by SPONT V̇1 and/or
SPONT V̇2 and draw gas from the reservoir bag after Time-Limited
Demand Flow ends. The indicator for Time-Limited Demand Flow is lit
green while in use.
Range: Ø to 1.0 sec
P limit
(pressure limit)
Plimit P limit determines the maximum pressure for all breaths. If airway
pressure reaches the P limit setting, flow vents to prevent airway
pressure from going higher. Clockwise rotation increases the maximum
P limit level.
Pressure Ventilation: Use the P limit control to set the peak inspiratory
pressure for all mandatory breaths. The inspiratory pressure rise/slope is
determined by the V̇ setting.
Volume Ventilation:
_ Use the P limit control to set a safe pressure pop-off
above the ▲Paw alarm setting.
Range: 0 to 120 cmH2O (0 to 118 mbar)

_
NOTE: P limit must be set lower than the ▲Paw alarm when pressure
ventilating. If V̇ and tI are not set appropriately, P limit may not be
achieved during mandatory breaths.
WARNING
_ When volume ventilating, P limit must be set higher than
the ▲Paw alarm, otherwise volume may be vented.
PEEP/CPAP
PEEP/CPAP Establishes the pressure in the patient circuit from end exhalation to the
Pbase
start of the next inspiration. Also referred to as base or baseline
pressure.
Range: 0 to ≥ +25 cmH2O/mbar
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P trig Control and SPONT Indicator

(sensitivity)
Ptrig Spont The Ptrig control knob adjusts the patient trigger sensitivity setting on
the E100M. The trigger sensitivity setting determines the amount of
negative pressure (inspiratory effort) the patient must generate in the
breathing circuit in order for the E100M to detect the effort (trigger). On
ATC "power up" of the ventilator, the trigger is set at –5 cmH2O/mbar.
When you rotate the knob, you will feel it click slightly. Each click
represents a trigger sensitivity level change of ~0.14 cmH2O/mbar.
Rotating it through seven clicks changes the trigger sensitivity by one
cmH2O/mbar, i.e., one pressure gauge segment. (The selected segment
blinks on the electronic pressure gauge.) Rotate the Ptrig control
counter-clockwise to increase the patient effort required to trigger and
clockwise to decrease the effort required.
Spont
The Spont indicator blinks when the E100M detects a trigger. The
Apnea alarm time delay interval (Apnea
Apnea )(s)is reset at the same time.
See Theory of Operation, Section 4, for more details on adjusting Ptrig.
Spont indicator blinks yellow: Indicates a spontaneous effort is detected

Spont
by the Ptrig.
Spont indicator doesn’t blink: Indicates no spontaneous effort is detected

by the Ptrig.
NOTE: Each time the Spont indicator blinks or a mandatory breath is

delivered, the Apnea alarm delay is reset.
Range: –10 to ≥ +25 cmH2O/mbar
▼▲ Paw Alarm Control and Indicators

(Adjust ▲Paw and ▼Paw alarms)
_
The ▲Paw (high) and ▼Paw (low) pressure alarm settings are adjusted
Push to set only ▲ Paw by rotating the ▼ ▲ Paw Alarm knob. Settings are displayed on the
pressure gauge as non-blinking bars.
_
Default settings: ▲Paw 30 cmH2O/mbar
AS ATC ▼Paw 10 cmH2O/mbar
_
Range: ▲Paw 5 to 120 cmH2O / 5 to 118 mbar
▼Paw 3 to 118 cmH2O / 3 to 116 mbar
• Adjusting ▼Paw: Rotate the ▼ ▲ Paw Alarm knob clockwise to

increase, counter-clockwise to decrease the alarm setting.
_
NOTE: Adjusting the ▼Paw alarm setting also adjusts the ▲Paw alarm
setting.
_
• Adjusting ▲Paw: Push ▼ ▲ Paw Alarm knob in, then rotate
clockwise to increase, counter-clockwise to decrease the alarm setting.
_
NOTE: Adjusting the ▲Paw alarm setting does not adjust the ▼Paw
setting.
SER1500 E0208 3-5
▲Paw Alarm
(user adjustable)
_
ALARMS If airway pressure reaches the ▲Paw (high pressure) alarm setting a
▲ Paw
▲Paw alarm violation occurs, and any breath in progress cycles to
▼ Paw exhalation. The alarm resets when airway pressure drops below the
_
▼ Battery ▲Paw setting.
Apnea
Audible Alarm: intermittent beep
Visual Alarm: ▲Paw indicator blinks red
▼Paw Alarm
(user adjustable)
ALARMS If airway pressure does not rise above the ▼Paw (low pressure) alarm
▲ Paw
setting during inspiration, then drop below the ▼Paw alarm setting
▼ Paw during exhalation, a ▼Paw alarm violation will occur on mandatory
▼ Battery breaths. The alarm is reset when one mandatory breath is delivered
Apnea without a ▼Paw alarm violation.

Visual Alarm: ▼Paw indicator blinks red
Low Baseline Alarm – ▼Paw

(automatic)
ALARMS A Low Baseline violation indicates an unstable baseline (leak in the

▲ Paw
breathing circuit) or that baseline has decreased, possibly due to a
• •
▼ Paw
SPONT V1 or SPONT V2 adjustment, since the last PEEP/CPAP control
▼ Battery change. In all modes, if airway pressure drops below the Low Baseline
Apnea alarm default selection for 3 sec, a Low Baseline violation occurs. This
alarm is indicated the same as a ▼Paw violation. The alarm resets when
airway pressure rises to the alarm table default setting.
Visual Alarm: ▼Paw indicator blinks red
NOTE: The Low Baseline alarm default settings are defined in Section 4,
Theory of Operation, Low Baseline Alarm Table, Table 4-4.
High Baseline Alarm – ▲Paw/▼Paw

(automatic)
ALARMS A High Baseline violation alerts the user to a potential blockage or

▲ Paw
occlusion in the breathing circuit. During mandatory breaths, a High
▼ Paw
Baseline violation occurs if airway pressure does not drop lower than the
▼ Battery ▼Paw alarm setting before the start of the next mandatory breath.
Apnea
Audible Alarm: continuous beep
Visual Alarm: ▲Paw and ▼Paw indicators blink red
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FRONT PANEL BUTTONS
Front panel buttons that have corresponding indicators (i.e. Apnea

button and indicators) are included with the description of the control.
The E100M Front Panel is shown in Figure 3-1, Page 3-1.
Manual Inflaton
Manual Used to deliver a single, operator controlled manual inflation. Inspiration
Inflation
is terminated if the button is released, the ▲Paw alarm is violated, or 4
seconds have elapsed. Flow is determined by the V̇ control setting.
Manual Inflation is available in all modes but will not function in the
event of a Fault System Alarm condition.
Range: 0 to 4 sec
NEB
(nebulizer
NEB gas source)
Activates a 28 psig (1.9 Bar) mixed gas source for powering a low
NEB
volume nebulizer. NEB function is available during all mandatory, Time-
Limited Demand Flow, and Manual Inflation breaths. Push button to
toggle on/off. When in use the indicator is lit green.
NEB On/Off Button
NOTE: The NEB gas source provides an unrestricted flow of 10 L/min.
NEB
When using the Newport Nebulizer Kit (p/n PNK502A) the actual flow to
the patient breathing circuit is 8 L/min. The additional 8 L/min flow is
NEB Connection reflected in the VT calculation displayed in the Control Monitor. You can
compensate for the additional flow by reducing the V̇ control setting by 8
L/min when the NEB indicator is lit.
PROX
(proximal
PROX
mainflow pressure monitoring)
Selects the location for monitoring airway pressure and patient efforts
PROX
(triggering). Monitoring location is at the main flow outlet of the ventilator
or at the proximal monitoring line of the breathing circuit.
PROX On/Off Button PROX Button Indicator unlit: PATIENT main flow outlet monitoring
PROX Button Indicator lit: PROX monitoring

PROX
NOTE: Proximal pressure monitoring may enhance recognition of the

patient’s inspiratory efforts. A breathing circuit with a proximal pressure
PROX Connection monitoring line is required for proximal pressure monitoring.
SER1500 E0208 3-7

Control Monitor Selector & Display

I:E
(Inspiration to Exhalation ratio)
I:E ƒ tot A/CMV mode: I:E calculated from ƒ total and tI setting.
.
1.2.0 SIMV mode: I:E calculated from ƒ and tI setting.
V T (L)
SPONT modes: same as SIMV mode.
If the ƒ and tI control settings result in an I:E that is not allowable, the
display flashes and the tI is shortened in order to stay within an
allowable range.
Range: 1:99 to 4:1
WARNING Although the E100M allows the user to set an inverse I:E
ratio of up to 4:1, ventilating a patient at a ratio of greater than 1:1.0
is unusual. Care should be taken to ensure that each patient is being
ventilated at an appropriate I:E ratio.
ƒ tot
(total frequency)
I:E ƒ tot
ƒ tot is the total number of time triggered and patient triggered breaths
detected in the last 60 seconds.
18
V T (L)
Range: 0 to 255 b/min
VT (L)
(calculated tidal volume)
I:E ƒ tot Set VT is calculated from the V̇ and tI control settings and is displayed in
.6 5 liters (L). Increasing either control increases tidal volume.
V T (L)
Range: 0 to 5 L
NOTE: When pressure ventilating a patient, the VT display may not

accurately reflect the tidal volume delivered to the patient.
Battery in Use and % Charge

I:E ƒ tot The Control Monitor displays -b- anytime the ventilator is powered by
the internal battery. You can select I:E, VT or ƒ tot, but after 30 seconds
V T (L)
the display reverts back to -b-.
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I:E ƒ tot When switching from A.C. power to internal battery power and every 30
minutes of battery power thereafter, the Control Monitor displays the %
75P charge remaining in the battery, and sounds an audible Battery In Use
V T (L)
alert for two seconds.
NOTE: When the ventilator is powered by internal battery power and the
Internal Battery Test button on the rear panel is pressed, the % of
battery charge remaining is displayed in the Control Monitor. The
ventilator must be running on battery power for a minimum of 5 minutes
prior to checking the % charge.
WARNING When the ▼ Battery audible alarm sounds continuously,

only 10% internal battery charge remains. Find an alternate power
source immediately. Charge the battery for a minimum of 5 hours
before again powering the ventilator from the internal battery. This
charges the battery to approximately 80% charge level. If the battery
is completely depleted, it takes approximately 14 to 16 hours to
fully recharge.
P aw Button & Display

Range: 0 to 99 cmH2O (0 to 97 mbar)
70 80 90
60 100
50
40
110
120
NOTE: Automatic selection of monitored values occurs with certain
30
20
10 0 -10
Paw
(cmH20)
peak
control changes or specific conditions. Certain conditions do not allow
mean
base
display of some values. When the display shows “- - ”, the measured
value is out of the monitor’s range.
peak
In A/CMV and SIMV mode, peak pressure is updated at the end of each
Paw
(cmH20)
mandatory breath or manual inflation.
peak
mean
base
In either SPONT mode, peak pressure is not displayed unless APNEA
A/CMV is activated or a Manual Inflation is delivered.
mean
Paw
In all modes, mean pressure is averaged over the last 30 seconds. It is
(cmH20)
peak updated every 3.75 seconds.

mean
base
base
Paw
In all modes, base (PEEP/CPAP) pressure displays the airway pressure
(cmH20)
peak
at end exhalation of the previous breath. It is updated every 10 seconds
mean
base or at the beginning of inspiration, whichever occurs first.
SER1500 E0208 3-9

Auto-Set Alarm (AS )

_
Range: ▲Paw Alarm 5 to 115 cmH2O / 5 to 113 mbar
▼Paw Alarm 15 to 120 cmH2O / 15 to 118 mbar
AS
The Auto-Set
_ (AS ) alarm button activates a function that automatically
selects ▲Paw and ▼Paw alarm settings. The settings are based on the
current peak airway pressure for mandatory breaths at the time the
button is pressed. Any time a change is made to a primary ventilator
control, the AS
_ button must be pressed again in order to select new
▲Paw/▼Paw alarm settings. Primary controls include Mode, Inspiratory
Time (tI), Flow (V· ), Frequency (ƒ) and PEEP/CPAP.
The AS function can move

_ the ▼Paw alarm setting anywhere within its
specified range. The ▲Paw alarm setting will increase a maximum of 10
cmH2O from its prior setting with each activation of the AS button. If the
▲Paw alarm is still being violated after the 10 cmH2O increase, the AS
function turns off (unlit). This alerts you to the fact that the changes
made to the ventilator controls or changes in the patient condition have
resulted in a significant increase in peak pressure. Press the AS button
again to reactivate the AS function.
WARNING Make certain the patient is being ventilated at an

appropriate peak airway pressure before pressing the AS alarm button.
NOTE: For a detailed description of the Auto-Set alarm function, see

Auto-Set Alarms in Section 4, Theory of Operation, Page 4-10.
_
▼ ▲ Paw Alarm Ptrig
AS
Spont
alarm indicator lit green: ▲Paw and ▼Paw alarm levels have been
selected by the AS function.
AS alarm indicator unlit: Alarms set manually by the ▼ ▲ Paw Alarm

AS ATC
control knob, a primary control has been changed since pressing AS
or a 10 cmH2O increase occurs during the initiation of AS function while
the ▲Paw alarm is still being violated.
NOTE: Alarms may be manually selected at any time by rotating the

Paw Alarm control. This turns off the AS alarm indicator.
NOTE: During AS alarm selection, the pressure alarm bars on the

pressure gauge blink.
Advanced Trigger Control (ATC )

The ATC button activates a function that keeps the P trig setting as
sensitive as possible within a specified range, with the goal of
preventing artifact triggering. The most sensitive trigger level adjustment
that the ATC targets is determined by the ATC Target Trigger Look-up
Table, (see Section 4, Theory of Operation, Figure 4-1). The least
sensitive position is 2 cmH2O/mbar less than the assessed baseline
pressure. The P trig setting is displayed on the pressure gauge as a
blinking bar.
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NOTE: For a detailed description of ATC, see Advanced Trigger Control

in Section 4, Theory of Operation, Page 4-9.
NOTE: When ATC is first activated, self triggering of the ventilator may
occur for a number of breaths until the ideal trigger setting is
determined.
Ptrig Spont ATC indicator lit green: P trig level managed by the ATC function. P trig
follows baseline changes automatically and ATC re-evaluates the current
P trig setting every 30 minutes if self triggering does not occur.
ATC
ATC indicator unlit: P trig level set manually by P trig control.
NOTE: Always re-activate the ATC function to readjust trigger setting

when SPONT V̇1 or V̇2 is changed, since a shift of the baseline pressure
may occur.
Apnea and Apnea Alarm

The Apnea selector determines the time interval before an apnea
Apnea (s)
15 alarm violation occurs if no time or patient triggers occur. The
30
0 selections are 30 seconds, 15 seconds, and Ø (disabled). A detected
patient effort (trigger) is indicated by a lit Spont detect indicator. To
Spont
select Ø (disabled Apnea alarm), press Apnea button until a beep

is heard (approximately 1 second).
Ø selection is available if: A/CMV or SIMV: ƒ > 2 b/min
SPONT: CPAP > +3 cmH2O/mbar
WARNING The Ø (disabled) position should not be selected unless

another apnea monitor is in use.
NOTE: The Ø selection is not available in SPONT + APNEA A/CMV.

Reset ALARMS Apnea alarm indicator blinks red: Indicates an Apnea alarm violation. An
▲ Paw audible alarm beeps.
▼ Paw
Apnea (s) ▼ Battery
15
30 Apnea
Apnea alarm indicator latches (stays lit): After one breath (patient or time
0
triggered) is detected (mandatory or spontaneous) in A/CMV, SIMV, or
SPONT. After 4 consecutive patient triggered breaths are detected in
SPONT + APNEA A / CMV . The audible alarm deactivates.
Reset (alarm silence)

Reset ALARMS
The Reset button has three functions.
▲ Paw
▼ Paw
1. Silencing alarms: Press the Reset button to silence all front panel
Apnea (s)
15
▼ Battery alarms for 60 seconds. When the Reset button indicator is lit, all
30
0
Apnea front panel alarms are silenced. Press the button again to cancel the
silence period.
NOTE: The Loss of Gas alarm (pneumatic) and Fault System alarm are
non-silencable.
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2. Resetting latched indicators: Press the Reset button to cancel

latched alarms when an alarm indicator is no longer blinking but is
latched (continuously lit).
3. Resetting Power Down alarm: Press the Reset button to reset
(silence) the continuous audible alarm that sounds when the power
switch on the E100M is changed from (ON) to (STDBY).
FRONT PANEL INDICATORS
▼ Battery
ALARMS
▼Battery (low battery) indicator blinks red/no audible alarm: Indicates
▲ Paw
20% charge remaining on internal battery.
▼ Paw
▼ Battery ▼Battery indicator blinks red/continuous audible alarm: Indicates

Apnea
10% charge remaining on internal battery.
When the ventilator is switched back to A.C. power, the Low Battery
indicator latches (stays lit). Press Reset to cancel latched alarm
indicator.
WARNING When the ▼Battery audible alarm sounds continuously,

only 10% internal battery charge remains. Find an alternate power
source immediately. Charge the battery for a minimum of 5 hours
before again powering the ventilator from the internal battery. This
charges the battery to approximately 80% charge level. If the battery
is completely depleted, it takes approximately 14 to 16 hours to fully
recharge.
Pressure Gauge
The pressure gauge displays proximal airway pressure if PROX is
E100M VENTILATOR
activated, or PATIENT mainflow outlet pressure if PROX is not
60
70 80 90
100 activated.
50 110
40 120 _
30
20
10 0 -10
Non-blinking segments: ▲Paw and ▼Paw alarm settings are displayed
as single non-blinking segments. P base is displayed as the appropriate
range of non-blinking segments.
Blinking segments: The P trig indicator is the only bar displayed as a

blinking segment.
NOTE: If the P trig indicator is set at the same level as P base, the
segment which indicates both blinks.
Range: –10 to +120 cmH2O / –10 to +118 mbar
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tI > tE Indicator
(inverse ratio)
tI (s) Any time the ƒ and tI settings cause an inspiratory time that is longer
tI > tE
1.5 than expiratory time (I >E), the tI > tE indicator blinks yellow.
1.0 2.0
0.5 2.5
Range: 4:1 max
0.1 3.0 WARNING Although the E100M allows the user to set an inverse I:E
ratio of up to 4:1, ventilating a patient at a ratio of greater than 1:1.0
is unusual. Care should be taken to ensure that each patient is being
ventilated at an appropriate I:E ratio.
MISC. ALARMS (NO VISUAL INDICATORS)

Power Down Alarm
When the power switch on the E100M is changed from (ON) to

(STDBY), a continuous audible (no visual) alarm sounds, indicating the
ventilator is no longer in operation. This alarm is reset (silenced) by
pressing the Reset button.
NOTE: The Power Down Alarm cannot be silenced with the External
Alarm Silence Cable.
Fault System Alarm

A Fault System Alarm occurs when the microprocessor detects a
functional problem with the ventilator. When this occurs the ventilator
cannot be used for patient care. DO NOT use the ventilator until the
cause of alarm has been determined and corrected.
Audible Alarm: continuous beep

Visual Alarm: error code displayed in Control Monitor (see Section 9,
Page 9-4).
This alarm cannot be silenced without first selecting the (STDBY)

position on the Power Switch.
WARNING If a Fault System Alarm occurs, immediately disconnect

the patient from the ventilator and provide an alternate method of
ventilation for patient.
Loss of Inlet Gas Pressure Alarm

The Loss of Inlet Gas Pressure Alarm is a pneumatic alarm which
sounds when one or both of the supply gas (air or oxygen) pressures are
outside the operating range of the ventilator.
Audible Alarm: continuous reed (pneumatic) alarm

Visual Alarm: none
Range: ≤ 28 psig
SER1500 E0208 3-13

•
SPONT V1
8 L/min
0 L/min
!
•
SPONT V2
•
SPONT V2
Figure 3-2
E100M LEFT SIDE PANEL
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SECTION 3
WARNING If Loss of Inlet Gas Pressure Alarm occurs, delivered

oxygen concentrations may vary and the ventilator may not be able
to function properly. Corrective action should be taken in order to
ensure that the patient is not injured.
LEFT SIDE CONTROLS

The E100M Left Side Panel is shown in Figure 3-2, Page 3-14.
SPONT V̇ 1
•
This control provides a fixed amount of mixed gas for patient
SPONT V1
8 L/min
spontaneous breathing.
0 L/min
8 L/min position: Approximately 8 L/min of mixed gas is available to the

patient for spontaneous breathing. The gas is sent to the Reservoir Bag,
then enters the breathing circuit through the PATIENT outlet.
Ø L/min position: No gas (Ø L/min) is provided for spontaneous

breathing from this control.
WARNING Time-Limited Demand Flow, SPONT V̇ 1 and SPONT V̇ 2

provide the only source of mixed gas for patient spontaneous breaths.
SPONT V̇ 2
This control provides a user-adjustable amount of mixed gas for patient
spontaneous breathing. It can be used in place of Time-Limited Demand
Flow, or in addition to the SPONT V̇1 gas source.
Range: 0 to +15 L/min calibrated

36 L/min flush
WARNING Time-Limited Demand Flow, SPONT V̇ 1 and SPONT V̇ 2

provide the only source of mixed gas for patient spontaneous breaths.
NOTE: When SPONT V̇ 1 and SPONT V̇ 2 are adjusted, a change in the

baseline pressure may occur. Manually adjust the P trig control or
(re)activate the ATC button to re-optimize the trigger setting.
SER1500 E0208 3-15

NEWPORT MODEL E100M

NEWPORT MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC. INTERNAL
COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA USA BATTERY
MADE IN USA TEST
CAUTION: USA FEDERAL LAW

RESTRICTS THIS DEVICE TO SALE BY
OR ON THE ORDER OF A PHYSICIAN
TYPE 'B'
SERIAL NO.
RS-232C
WARNING:
Condensed water in the air
supply can cause malfunction
ALARM EXTERNAL of this device.
LOUDNESS ALARM
100/120 V ~ .14A SILENCE
220/240 V ~ .07A MEDICAL 02
! AIR OXYGEN
50/60 HZ
REMOTE
ALARM
OUTPUT
FUSE
100/120 V ~ .25A, F
220/240 V ~ .10A, F
Certified to the requirements of the Canadian Electrical Code. CSA

has not investigated other physiological effects. DANGER-Explosion
Hazard. Do not use in presence of flammable anaesthetics.
Total system chassis risk current should not exceed 100uA.
Certifié seion les exigences du code Canadian de l'Ajectrioité
LACNOR n'apas otudiolles aulres effects physiologiques possibles,
DANGER-RISQUE D'EXPLOSION, Ne pas emplyer en presence
d'anésthaeiques inflamables, La courant de risque total
adisaible au chassis ne noit pas depaesar 100uA.
ON
LR51420
NRTL/C
0344
STDBY
Figure 3-3
E100M REAR PANEL
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REAR PANEL CONTROLS/SWITCHES

The E100M Rear Panel is shown in Figure 3-3, Page 3-16.
Power Switch
To power the E100M on, push the rocker switch up ( ON). To power the
ON
E100M off, push the rocker switch down ( STDBY). The internal battery
charges when the power switch is in either position and the ventilator is
STDBY plugged into an A.C. power source.
The audible Power Down alarm is activated when the ventilator main
power is switched from (ON) to (STDBY) position. Press the Reset
button to cancel the audible alarm.
ALARM LOUDNESS Control

Rotate the control clockwise to increase the volume of electronic audible
alarms. Alarm loudness is adjustable from minimum 74 dbA
to maximum 92 dbA.
ALARM
LOUDNESS
INTERNAL BATTERY TEST Button

(% charge of battery)
INTERNAL
Press the Internal Battery Test button to display the internal battery’s %
BATTERY
TEST charge remaining in the Control Monitor window (i.e. = 75%). When
the battery is fully charged, approximately 6 to 8 hours of battery
operation is possible, with a minimum of 4 hours at maximum load.
I:E ƒ tot NOTE: The E100M must be unplugged from A.C. power and running on
internal battery for a minimum of 5 minutes before testing the % charge.
75P
V T (L)
NOTE: If the ventilator is not being powered by the internal battery and
the Internal Battery Test button is pressed, dashes (---) are displayed
instead of the % charge.
REAR PANEL I/O CONNECTORS
REMOTE ALARM OUTPUT

The REMOTE ALARM OUTPUT connector is designed to work with
REMOTE
ALARM
OUTPUT
most nurse call systems. It is a contact closure switch with a .25 inch
(0.64 cm) phone-type connector.
When an alarm violation occurs on the E100M it also triggers the remote
alarm system which informs the remote location that the ventilator is
alarming. The REMOTE ALARM OUTPUT does not indicate which alarm
on the ventilator is being violated.
SER1500 E0208 3-17

Recognized alarm violations:

• ▼Paw
• ▲Paw
• ▲Paw/▼Paw – High Baseline Alarm
• ▼Paw – Low Baseline Alarm
• ▼ Battery
• Apnea
• Fault System Alarm (audible, plus visual error code in Control
Monitor window)
• Power Down Alarm (audible, no visual indicator)
The REMOTE ALARM OUTPUT continues to send the ventilator alarm

message to the remote station until the alarm is no longer violated.
Unrecognized Alarm Violations:

• Loss of Inlet Gas Pressure Alarm (pneumatic)
EXTERNAL ALARM SILENCE Input

EXTERNAL (Requires Optional Ext. Alarm Silence Cable)
ALARM
SILENCE
When the NEWPORT External Alarm Silence Cable is connected to the

EXTERNAL ALARM SILENCE input, you can silence violated alarms and
reset latched alarm indicators by pressing the button on the cable
instead of the Reset button on the front panel of the ventilator.
Silencing alarms: Press the External Alarm Silence Cable button to
cause the Reset button to light and silence all front panel alarms for
60 seconds. Press the button again during the silence period to cancel
the alarm silence.
Resetting latched indicators: Press the External Alarm Silence Cable
button to cancel the latched alarms when an alarm indicator is no longer
blinking but is latched (steadily lit).
Alarms that the External Alarm Silence Cable button will not cancel:
• Loss of Inlet Gas Pressure (pneumatic)

• Fault System
• Power Down
Use only the NEWPORT External Alarm Silence Cable with this connector.
It is available as an optional accessory.
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RS-232C Interface
RS-232C
The RS-232C interface is a 25 pin D-type connector, operating at 38,400
baud. It allows you to interface with central monitoring and computer
systems.
NOTE: Contact your Newport Medical representative for more

information regarding the interface with specific monitoring systems.
NOTE: See Theory of Operation, Page 4-15 for additional information.
SER1500 E0208 3-19

Figure 3-4
E100M RIGHT SIDE PANEL
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SECTION 3
RIGHT SIDE LABELING

The E100M Right Side Panel is shown in Figure 3-4, Page 3-20.
Reservoir Bag Connection
The two liter Reservoir Bag provides a reservoir of gas which is available
to meet the peak flow needs of a spontaneously breathing patient.
Mixed gas from the SPONT V̇ 1 switch and/or SPONT V̇ 2 flowmeter
enters the Reservoir Bag prior to entering the patient circuit. The patient
!
can draw gas from the Reservoir Bag during peak need. Adjust the
spontaneous flow (SPONT V̇ 1 and SPONT V̇ 2) to meet average
spontaneous flow needs of the patient rather than peak spontaneous
flow needs. This helps to conserve gas supplies.
Caution If the patient’s effort empties the Reservoir Bag, it is possible

for the patient to pull ambient gas in through the Emergency Intake
Valve. Make sure that SPONT V̇1 and SPONT V̇ 2 are adjusted so that
the patient does not empty the Reservoir Bag during spontaneous
breathing.
NOTE: Time-Limited Demand Flow may be set to meet the patient’s

peak flow needs. In this case the patient breathes from SPONT V̇1 and
SPONT V̇ 2 and the reservoir bag at end exhalation only.
SER1500 E0208 3-21

4. THEORY OF OPERATION
General System Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 13

A/CMV (Assist/Control
Mandatory Ventilation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 13
SIMV (Synchronized Intermittent
Mandatory Ventilation) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 13
SPONT + APNEA A/CMV
(Spontaneous + APNEA A/CMV Ventilation) . . 4 - 23
SPONT (Spontaneous Ventilation) . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 33
Time-Limited Demand Flow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 43
P limit (Pressure Limited Ventilation) . . . . . . . . . 4 - 53
P trig Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 83
Advanced Trigger Control (ATC) . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 93
Auto-Set Alarm (AS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 10
ATC Target Trigger Look-up Table. . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 13
Artifact Trigger Conditions Table . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 13
Auto-Set (AS) Alarm Tables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 14
Low Baseline Alarm Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 14
RS-232 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 - 15 to 4 - 18
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 4
GENERAL SYSTEMS OVERVIEW

The Newport Ventilator Model E100M is a pneumatically powered,
microprocessor controlled, pressure, time or manually triggered, time
cycled, flow or pressure limited ventilator, with Time-Limited Demand
Flow and continuous flow for spontaneous breathing. It is capable of
ventilating neonate through adult patients. An internal lead acid battery
powers the ventilator for approximately 6 to 8 hours when fully charged.
The electronic control system incorporates two microprocessors on the
main board. The control microprocessor is responsible for all electrically
activated mechanical components. The monitor processor is responsible
for the electronic pressure gauge and all displays. The main component
of the pneumatic system is a pneumatic interface valve activated by an
electrically controlled pilot valve. These two valves are responsible for
initiating gas delivery during mandatory breath and Time-Limited
Demand Flow inspiration. A separate valve controls gas delivery the rest
of the time.
An emergency intake valve allows the patient to pull ambient air into the
breathing circuit in the event of a complete loss of supply gas pressure.
Opening pressure is approximately –2 cmH2O/mbar in this condition.
A/CMV
(Assist/Control Mandatory Ventilation)
In A/CMV, mandatory breaths are time triggered at the ƒ setting. A
patient can trigger mandatory breaths in addition to, or in place of, the
time triggered breaths if the effort they generate causes airway pressure
to meet the Ptrig setting. Every patient effort that causes airway
pressure to meet the Ptrig setting results in a mandatory breath. Tidal
volume is determined by the V̇ and tI settings in volume control, and
determined by V̇, tI and P limit settings in pressure limited ventilation.
WARNING A leak in the breathing circuit can cause the ventilator to

auto-trigger. Monitoring, including high and low minute volume
alarms, should be used to detect this condition, and the clinician
should frequently check the ventilator to verify baseline stability.
SIMV
(Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation)
In SIMV, the patient receives a fixed number of time/patient triggered
mandatory breaths and may breathe spontaneously from the ventilator’s
Time-Limited Demand Flow and/or spontaneous flow. See Figure 4-1.
SER1500 E0208 4-1

THEORY OF OPERATION
The first breath the patient triggers in any mandatory breath interval is
the patient triggered mandatory breath. The patient has the rest of the
interval to breathe spontaneously. If the patient stops triggering breaths
and one complete mandatory breath interval has elapsed without a
trigger, a time triggered mandatory breath is delivered.
A mandatory breath lockout interval is activated whenever the patient

triggers a mandaory breath. This limits the number of mandatory breaths
the patient receives in 60 seconds to the ƒ (b/min) setting.
TIME TRIGGERED PATIENT TRIGGERED

MANDATORY BREATH MANDATORY BREATH
SPONTANEOUS BREATH
PRESSURE
A B C C A A
MANDATORY
100% BREATH
LOCKOUT
INTERVAL
MANDATORY BREATH MANDATORY BREATH

INTERVAL INTERVAL
A: Time Triggered Mandatory Breath

B: Patient Triggered Mandatory Breath
C: Spontaneous Breath
---: "Scheduled" Mandatory Breath not delivered because of the patient triggered mandatory
breath in the last interval
Figure 4-1
100% SIMV WINDOW
WARNING The SPONT V̇1 switch and/or SPONT V̇ 2 flowmeter

must be turned “on” in SIMV and SPONT modes to provide gas for
patient spontaneous breathing even if Time-Limited Demand Flow is
enabled.
SPONT + APNEA A/CMV

(SPONTANEOUS + APNEA A/CMV VENTILATION)
If the Apnea alarm is not violated in SPONT + APNEA A/CMV, this mode
performs the same as SPONT mode. Please review SPONT in this
section.
If no patient triggers occur during the apnea alarm delay interval
selected, back-up breaths are delivered according to the A/CMV
settings (V̇, ƒ, tI, Plimit). The Apnea alarm indicator blinks and the audible
alarm activates. If four consecutive patient triggered breaths are
detected, the Apnea alarm indicator latches, the audible alarm is
silenced, and back-up breaths cease. Press Reset to cancel the
latched indicator.
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WARNING Before switching to the SPONT + APNEA A/CMV mode,

always make sure the Plimit, ƒ, tI, and V̇ controls are set
appropriately for the patient.
WARNING The SPONT V̇1 switch and/or SPONT V̇2 flowmeter must
be turned “on” in SIMV and SPONT modes to provide gas for patient
spontaneous breathing even if Time-Limited Demand Flow is
enabled.
SPONT
(SPONTANEOUS VENTILATION)
In SPONT, the patient may trigger Time-Limited Demand Flow and/or
may breathe exclusively from the spontaneous flow through the
breathing circuit and reservoir bag at the selected FIO2. The patient has
control over each breath. CPAP may be added using the PEEP/CPAP
control. Adjust the P trig control or enable ATC so that the E100M can
detect the patient’s spontaneous efforts. If detected, the Spont indicator
blinks yellow, and the apnea alarm delay interval is reset.
WARNING The SPONT V̇1 switch and/or SPONT V̇2 flowmeter

must be turned “on” in SIMV and SPONT modes to provide gas for
patient spontaneous breathing even if Time-Limited Demand Flow
is enabled.
DuoFlow
The DuoFlow system allows the user to control mandatory and

spontaneous flow separately. The V̇ control determines the flow for
mandatory breaths, manual inflations, and Time-Limited Demand Flow.
The SPONT V̇1 (toggle switch) and V̇2 (flowmeter) determine the flow
available for spontaneous breathing either exclusively or after the Time-
Limited Demand Flow duration elapses. The reservoir bag provides
additional gas in the event that patient spontaneous flow exceeds the
SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 setting.
The patient breathes from mandatory flow during mandatory and Time-
Limited Demand Flow breaths, and from SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 flow during
spontaneous breathing. When mandatory flow is delivered to the patient,
SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 are switched off (electronically), and vice-versa. See
Figure 4-2.
SER1500 E0208 4-3

THEORY OF OPERATION
DuoFlow System
Flow
Time Mand. Spont Mand. Spont Mand.

Breath Breathing Breath Breathing Breath
Mandatory Flow Spontaneous Flow
Figure 4-2
DuoFlow SYSTEM
TIME-LIMITED DEMAND FLOW
Time-Limited Demand Flow provides flow support for a patient's peak

spontaneous breathing flow needs. The Time-Limited Demand Flow
control determines the duration of time that the mandatory flow rate will
be delivered at the onset of a patient triggered spontaneous breath.
When the Time-Limited Demand Flow time elapses, the spontaneous
flow (determined by the SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 settings) is delivered for the
remainder of the exhalation period.
Time-Limited Demand Flow can provide a higher level (V̇ setting) of flow
to the patient at the onset of a patient triggered spontaneous breath,
after which the patient completes inspiration from the SPONT V̇1 and V̇2
flow. Providing the patient with a higher level of flow during the time they
have the highest demand can decrease imposed work of breathing.
Use of Time-Limited Demand Flow can allow the caregiver to set a lower
level of SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 since the spontaneous flow no longer needs
to meet the patient’s spontaneous peak flow needs. Setting a lower level
of SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 helps to decrease expiratory resistance for patient
exhalation and decrease gas consumption. The V̇, Time-Limited
Demand Flow, and SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 controls should be adjusted to
maximize the patient's comfort during spontaneous breathing.
The Time-Limited Demand Flow control is adjustable from Ø-1.0 second

and functions in SIMV, SPONT + APNEA A/CMV, and SPONT modes. The
Time-Limited Demand Flow indicator lights any time the Time-Limited
Demand Flow control is set above “Ø,” except when the mode is set to
A/CMV. The exhalation valve remains at the PEEP/CPAP setting level
during the Time-Limited Demand Flow portion of a spontaneous breath.
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Figure 4-3 provides an example of what occurs in SIMV when Time-

Limited Demand Flow is activated. The V̇ control determines the flow
delivered during mandatory breaths and Time-Limited Demand Flow
portion of spontaneous breaths.
The tI control determines the inspiratory time that mandatory flow is

delivered for mandatory breaths. Time-Limited Demand Flow control
determines the time that mandatory flow will be delivered prior to
switching back to the spont flow at the onset of each spontaneous
breath. In between the mandatory breaths and Time-Limited Demand
Flow, spontaneous flow is delivered
DuoFlow according to the SPONT V̇1 and V̇2
System
setting.
SIMV w/ Time-Limited Demand Flow
. .
SPONT V1 + V2 Breath A = Mandatory Breath (exhalation valve closed)
.
V (Mandatory Flow) Breath B = Time-Limited Demand Flow (exhalation valve open)
F A B B A
L
O
W TIME
P
R
E A B B A
S
S TIME
U Open Closed Open Closed Open
R
E Exhalation Valve
Figure 4-3
DuoFlow Plus System
SIMV with Time-Limited Demand Flow
At the onset of each spontaneous breath, flow enters the patient

breathing circuit at the mandatory flow setting. When the Time-Limited
Demand Flow setting time elapses, the flow entering the circuit switches
to the SPONT V̇1 and V̇2 level.
P limit
(Pressure Limited Ventilation)
Range: 0 to 120 cmH2O / 0 to 118 mbar
Pressure Limited Ventilation has been used for neonatal / pediatric

ventilation for many years. In recent years it has gained popularity for
adult patients. The proposed benefit of Pressure Limited Ventilation in
adults with obstructive disease is that gas distribution may be enhanced
while ventilating at lower airway pressures.
The Plimit control determines the maximum pressure in the patient

circuit during a spontaneous, mandatory, or manual breath. Clockwise
rotation of the knob increases the maximum pressure (pop-off) setting,
and counter-clockwise rotation decreases the maximum pressure. The
Plimit control works in all modes and can be adjusted from 0 to 120
cmH2O / 0 to118 mbar.
SER1500 E0208 4-5

THEORY OF OPERATION
Pressure Limited Ventilation differs from Volume Control Ventilation in

that each breath is pressure limited, and volume variable. A mandatory
breath becomes pressure limited when airway pressure is equal to the
Plimit control setting. When this occurs, the Plimit control vents flow as
needed to prevent pressure from rising above the pressure limit selected
by the caregiver. With adequate flow, airway pressure rises to the Plimit
then flattens or plateaus for the remainder of the set inspiratory time (tI).
The volume delivered during a pressure limited breath varies, depending

on the V̇ setting, the duration of the inspiratory time and the patient’s
time constant. As demonstrated in Figure 4-4, physiologic changes such
as a change in the patient's resistance or compliance, or changes within
the gas delivery system such as leaks or obstructed filters, can all affect
the duration of the pressure plateau and consequently the tidal volume
delivered to the patient.
NOTE: Exhaled volume monitoring can be very useful and is

recommended Pressure
when usingLimited
pressureVentilation
limited ventilation.
Open Circuit
Flow delivered from the
ventilator does not necessarily enter
the patient airway. This Flow escapes
Flow resistance and compliance affect from the P limit valve after the P limit
how fast airway pressure rises. level is achieved at the airway.
VENTED FLOW DOES NOT contribute
to the delivered tidal volume.
P limit
Delivered volume will vary as patient effort,

Pressure
compliance and resistance varies.

cmH2O
Airway
tI (Inspiratory Time)
This Flow enters

the airway and
results in the
VT (tidal volume)
that is delivered. This whole box
represents Flow
leaving the ventilator.
This striped area

represents the Flow that
vents from the P limit valve
Flow
without entering the

airway.
tI (Inspiratory Time)
Figure 4-4
Pressure Limited Ventilation Open Circuit
Changing the V̇ (mandatory flow) or tI (inspiratory time) setting affects

the duration of the airway opening pressure plateau for mandatory
breaths. The V̇ determines the inspiratory pressure slope/rise for
mandatory breaths.
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Figure 4-5 shows an example of how the V̇ setting affects the inspiratory
pressure slope/rise and pressure plateau. The V̇ setting for breath #1 is
45 L/min and for breath #2 is 30 L/min. The tI and Plimit settings are the
same for both breaths.
Breath #1 has a much faster pressure rise due to the higher flow (50
L/min). As a result, the pressure plateau level (Plimit setting) for breath
#1 is reached rapidly, causing flow entering the airway to begin to
decrease quickly. With breath #2, flow entering the airway does not
begin to decrease until approximately 75% of the elapsed inspiratory
time.
1 #1 #2
.
L/s . . V
V = 50 L/min V = 25 L/min
1
60
cm P
H2O a
w
-20
Figure 4-5
MANDATORY FLOW V̇ SETTING
NOTE: Always verify the Plimit setting after a change is made to the V̇ or
tI controls.
NOTE: The Plimit control is factory preset at its minimum setting (fully
counter-clockwise).
_
NOTE: The purpose of setting the ▲Paw alarm when pressure
ventilating a patient is to have a secondary safety back-up in the event
of a Plimit valve failure.
WARNING When volume ventilating a patient, make certain the

Plimit control is set higher than the pressure required to deliver the
set VT, since volume will be vented to the atmosphere when the
Plimit is reached.
WARNING Make certain that appropriate monitoring is in place

when ventilating a patient with pressure targeted ventilation. An
occlusion of the patient circuit or ET tube may not result in a ▲Paw
(high pressure) alarm violation.
SER1500 E0208 4-7

THEORY OF OPERATION
Ptrig CONTROL
Range: –10 to ≥ 25 cmH20
The Ptrig control knob adjusts the patient trigger sensitivity setting on
the E100M. The trigger sensitivity setting determines the amount of
negative pressure (inspiratory effort) the patient must generate in the
breathing circuit in order for the E100M to detect the effort (trigger). On
“power up” of the ventilator, the trigger is set at –5 cmH2O/mbar.
When you rotate the knob, you will feel it click slightly. Each click
represents a trigger sensitivity level change of ~0.14 cmH2O/mbar.
Rotating it through seven clicks changes the trigger sensitivity by one
cmH2O/mbar, i.e., one pressure gauge segment. (The selected segment
blinks on the electronic pressure gauge.) Rotate the Ptrig control
counter-clockwise to increase the patient effort required to trigger and
clockwise to decrease the effort required.
The Spont indicator blinks when the E100M detects a trigger. The Apnea
time delay interval is reset at the same time.
Adjusting the Ptrig control: Adjust the Ptrig control until you reach a
setting at which it is easy for the patient to trigger the ventilator but not
likely that the ventilator will trigger from non-patient generated circuit
pressure fluctuations. From this point, non-patient generated triggers
will be refered to as "artifact triggers".
When you adjust the PEEP/CPAP control the trigger level automatically
moves in conjunction with the change in baseline pressure. If baseline
pressure changes as a result of adjusting you need to re-adjust the
trigger sensitivity manually.
If Time-Limited Demand Flow is enabled for spontaneous breathing, a

spontaneous breath trigger is followed by a trigger lock-out period until
baseline pressure stabilizes or until 1.5 seconds elapse, whichever is
shorter. This lock-out helps to prevent multiple augmented flow
triggering during a single spontaneous patient effort.
If it appears that the E100M is not detecting patient efforts (Spont

indicator not "blinking") with the trigger level set to within one or two
cmH2O/mbar of baseline, you may want to reassess the SPONT V̇1 and
V̇2 settings.
4-8 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 4
ADVANCED TRIGGER CONTROL (ATC )

The Advanced Trigger Control (ATC ) button activates a function that
automatically manages the Ptrig setting in any mode. The ATC function
manages the trigger sensitivity setting within an allowable range (between
the target trigger as defined in the ATC Target Trigger Look Up Table and
2 cmH2O/mbar below baseline pressure) with the goal of making it easy
for the patient to trigger the ventilator while keeping the ventilator from
artifact triggering. (See description of artifact triggering in the Ptrig Control
section and definitions/conditions in the table on Page 4-13.)
There are two fundamental aspects of automatic trigger management,

(1) optimization, which includes baseline assessment and attempting to
set trigger at an optimized value, and (2) basic trigger adjustment up or
down.
(1) Optimization of the trigger level and reassessment of baseline

pressure occurs:
• when the ATC function is activated by pushing the button;
• when 30 minutes of operation has elapsed since the last assessment;
• each time the PEEP/CPAP control is adjusted.
How the ATC trigger setting is determined during assessment and

optimization:
The microprocessor assesses baseline pressure and then selects a
target setting for the trigger level according to the ATC Target Trigger
Look Up Table.
If the E100M does not artifact trigger at the target trigger setting, as
determined by the definitions listed in the Artifact Trigger Conditions on
page 4-13, the trigger setting remains at the target value.
If an artifact trigger condition is identified, ATC backs off on the trigger

setting (becomes less sensitive) by 0.14 cmH2O/mbar until the artifact
trigger condition is eliminated or until the trigger is 2 cmH2O/mbar
below the assessed baseline.
(2) In between optimization events, ATC provides basic adjustment

of the trigger setting, either up or down.
Trigger is never adjusted closer to baseline than the target trigger level
defined in the ATC Target Trigger Look Up Table and it is never adjusted
to a position further than 2 cmH2O/mbar below the most recently
assessed baseline.
SER1500 E0208 4-9

THEORY OF OPERATION
If no patient efforts have been detected in the last 15 seconds in A/CMV

or SIMV mode (SPONT indicator not “blinking”), the trigger level will
move 0.28 cmH2O/mbar closer to the baseline. If the patient effort still
goes undetected for another 15 seconds, the trigger will again move
0.28 cmH2O/mbar closer to the baseline. This will continue until a
patient breath is detected or until the trigger reaches the target trigger
defined in the ATC look-up table. For both SPONT modes, the time
criteria is 32 seconds rather than 15 seconds.
Each time an artifact trigger condition is identified in any mode, ATC will
move the trigger level down (more negative) by 0.14 cmH2O/mbar but it
will never move the trigger more than 2 cmH2O/mbar below baseline.
NOTE: For information on manually adjusting the trigger level, see
previous section, Ptrig Control.
NOTE: When ATC is first activated, self-triggering of the ventilator may

occur until the “ideal” trigger setting is determined.
NOTE: When SPONT V̇1 or V̇2 is changed, a shift of the P base may
occur. Press the ATC button to deactivate and press it again to
reactivate the ATC function so that trigger is immediately adjusted to the
new P base.
AUTO-SET ALARM (AS )

_
Range: ▲Paw Alarm 15 to 120 cmH2O /15 to 118 mbar
▼Paw Alarm 5 to 115 cmH2O / 5 to 113 mbar
The Auto-Set
_ (AS ) alarm button activates a function that automatically
selects ▲Paw (high pressure) and ▼Paw (low pressure) alarm settings.
The settings are selected according to the current peak airway pressure
for mandatory breaths at the time the button is pressed._ The AS
button must be pressed again in order to select new ▲Paw and ▼Paw
alarm settings after any change is made to a primary ventilator control.
Primary controls include Mode, Inspiratory Time (tI), Flow (V· ), Frequency
(ƒ) and PEEP/CPAP.
_
The ▲Paw alarm setting will increase a maximum of 10 cmH2O from its
prior setting with each _activation of the AS button. With the exception
of an increase
_ to the ▲Paw alarm setting, the AS function can move the
▼Paw and ▲Paw alarm settings anywhere within their specified ranges.
If the ▲Paw alarm continues to be violated after the 10 cmH2O increase,
the AS function turns off. This helps alert the user to the fact that the
changes made to the ventilator or changes in the patient condition have
resulted in a significant increase in peak pressure. Press the AS button
again to reactivate the AS function after verifying that all primary
controls are set at a safe level. Primary controls include Mode,
Inspiratory Time (tI), Flow (V· ), Frequency (ƒ) and PEEP/CPAP.
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SECTION 4
NOTE: The peak airway pressure for the AS function is determined by

averaging the peak pressure for two consecutive mandatory breaths
without a ▲Paw alarm violation.
NOTE: The minimum alarm setting for ▼Paw is 5 cmH2O above

baseline. ▲Paw must be 2 cmH2O above ▼Paw. If the minimum criteria
is not met, the alarm bars remain at the current settings and the AS
function and indicator turns off.
_
▼ ▲ Paw Alarm
AS alarm indicator lit green: ▲Paw and ▼Paw alarm levels selected
by the AS function.
AS
▼ ▲ Paw Alarm
AS alarm indicator unlit: Alarms set manually with the Paw Alarm
control knob or a primary control has been changed since pressing AS
AS
button.
Press the AS button once to cause the high and low pressure alarm
settings to be evaluated and adjusted for the current peak airway
pressure.
Activating the AS alarm function after power up:
After the MODE, ƒ, V̇, tI, PEEP/CPAP and P limit controls are adjusted to
the appropriate settings and the patient is connected to the ventilator,
press the AS alarm button to set the alarms. The indicator on the AS
button will light indicating AS is on, and the ▲Paw and ▼P_ aw alarm
bars on the pressure gauge will blink until the selection of ▲Paw and
▼Paw settings are establised.
WARNING Make certain the patient is being ventilated at an
appropriate peak airway pressure before pressing the AS alarm
button.
If a ▲Paw violation occurs during the AS alarm selection process:

_
After the AS function is selected, the ▲Paw alarm setting can increase
up to 10 cmH2O above the existing setting. If peak pressure reaches 10
cmH2O above the alarm's previous setting (i.e. 40 cmH2O/mbar), the
breath is pressure cycled to exhalation, the ▲Paw alarm indicator blinks,
the audible alarm activates, and the AS indicator turns off.
Each time the AS button is pressed (re-activating the AS function), the

_
▲Paw alarm bar can increase an additional 10 cmH2O/mbar. If a ▲Paw
alarm violation occurs during the AS alarm setting, the AS indicator
turns off. You may continue this sequence until the breaths are no longer
pressure cycling (max. 120 cmH2O/mbar).
SER1500 E0208 4-11

THEORY OF OPERATION
During the AS alarm selection process, the ▼Paw setting alarm

increases from the default setting of 10 cmH2O/mbar, to a setting that is
appropriate according to the published table.
If a low rate is set in A/CMV or SIMV during the alarm selection
process:
If the AS function does not detect a mandatory breath within 30
seconds after the AS button is pressed, a preliminary peak pressure
reading on the first mandatory breath is taken, and the pressure alarms
are temporarily set according to the preliminary peak pressure reading.
The pressure alarm bars continue to blink as the normal process of
selecting the alarm settings continues.
If a ▼Paw violation occurs during the AS alarm selection process:

If peak pressure is less than the ▼Paw alarm setting during the first
mandatory breath after activating the AS function, the ▼Paw alarm is
violated and an audible and visual alarm is activated.
If baseline pressure is above the ▼Paw alarm setting when the
AS alarm function is activated, the ▼Paw alarm setting is moved to
5 cmH2O/mbar above the baseline pressure. The alarm bar continues
to blink until the alarm selection process is completed.
4-12 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 4
Table 4-1: ATC Target Trigger Look-Up Table

• • •
A/C & SIMV V Control V Control V Control
Modes ≤ 10 L/min >10-30 L/min > 30 L/min
tI Control Neonate Neonate Ped

0.1-0.54 sec (–0.14 cmH2O) (–0.14 cmH2O) (–0.27 cmH2O)
tI Control Neonate Pediatric Adult

0.55-1.04 (–0.14 cmH2O) (–0.27 cmH2O) (–0.54 cmH2O)
tI Control Neonate Pediatric Adult

1.05-3.0 sec (–0.14 cmH2O) (–0.27 cmH2O) (–0.54 cmH2O)
Table 4-2: Artifact Trigger Conditions Table

Artifact triggering is defined as:
1. The time between trigger events is < the following time criteria for 3 consecutive triggers.
• Neonate: 0.3 seconds (200 b/min)
• Pediatric: 0.4 seconds (150 b/min)
• Adult: 0.8 seconds (75 b/min)
2. For three consecutive breaths, the time duration of patient inhalation versus the time duration of
patient exhalation calculates out to an I:E ratio which exceeds the following limits:
• Neonate: I:E > 5:1
• Pediatric: I:E > 4:1
• Adult: I:E > 3:1
3. If the sensitivity trigger level setting is above current baseline and current baseline is within
2 cmH2O/mbar of the baseline that was assessed during the last trigger optimization process.
4. For Pediatric and Adult categories only, baseline pressure isn’t stable (no flat spot) between
triggers.
5. If the rate of pressure drop in the patient circuit that causes the E100M to trigger is less than
0.28 cmH2O/mbar per 100 ms.
SER1500 E0208 4-13

THEORY OF OPERATION
Table 4-3: AS Alarm Look-up Table Default Settings (A/CMV or SIMV)

_ _
Peak ▼Paw Alarm ▲Paw Alarm ▼Paw Alarm ▲PawAlarm
Pressure (Adult) (Adult) (Neo/Ped) (Neo/Ped)
A/CMV & SIMV A/CMV & SIMV A/CMV & SIMV A/CMV & SIMV
120 105 120 115 120
110 95 120 105 115
100 85 115 95 105
90 75 105 85 95
80 65 95 75 85
70 55 85 65 75
60 45 75 55 65
50 35 65 45 55
40 30 55 35 45
30 20 45 25 35
25 20 40 20 30
20 15 35 15 25
10 5 25 7 15
9 5 25 6 15
8 5 25 5 15
7 5 25 5 15
6 5 25 5 15
5 AS AS AS AS
off off off off
Table 4-4: Low Baseline Alarm Table
PEEP/CPAP Level Alarm Default

4-5 cmH2O/mbar 3 cmH2O/mbar below baseline pressure
6-11 cmH2O/mbar 4 cmH2O/mbar below baseline pressure
≥ 12 cmH2O/mbar 5 cmH2O/mbar below baseline pressure
4-14 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 4
RS-232C SPECIFICATIONS
Scope
This section defines both the hardware and software protocol for the
RS-232 port on the Newport E100M Ventilator.
Hardware Protocol
Hardware specifications:
Connector: Female 25 pin connector (DB25S)

Protocol: ASYNC
Encoding: ASCII
Baud rate: 38.4 K
Mode: Full duplex
Format:
Data bits: 8
Stop bits: 1
Start bits: 1
Parity: None
Pin Assignment
Pin Number Assignment
2 Transmitted Data
3 Received Data
7 Ground
Software Protocol
The E100M Ventilator has the ability to interface with external devices by
transmitting and receiving messages in variable length data packets. All
packets are preceded by an SYN character, and ended by a checksum.
The purpose of the SYN character is to enable the receiver to detect the
start of a message. Following the SYN character is the identification
character. The identification character consists of a message ID and a
message length. Checksum is the one’s complement of the sum of all
data bytes contained in the package, excluding the SYN character.
Format:
[SYN][ID][Data #1] ........................[Data #n][Checksum]
SYN: 16H
ID: Bit 5-7: identification
Bit 0-4: n number of data bytes in the packets
Checksum: One’s complement of [ID + Data #1 +......+ Data #n]
SER1500 E0208 4-15

THEORY OF OPERATION
Every 10 ms, the E100M outputs the real time packet. If a request is
made by an external device for a control or monitor data packet, the
E100M will transmit the requested packet after the real time packet. An
external device can request a packet from the E100M by sending a
message that follows the above format: the identification of the data
packet it is requesting, and no data bytes (i.e. bit 0-4 of ID are 0).
Message Transmitted by the E100M
Real time data

Format: [SYN][ID][Data #1].....[Data #3][Checksum]
ID: 23h
Identification: Bit 5-7: 001 = 1
Length: Bit 0-4: 00011 = 3 data bytes
Binary
Data# Bit Parameter Range Range#
#1 0-7 Airway Pressure MSB –10...120 cmH2O 0...950

#2 0-7 Airway Pressure LSB
#3 0 ▲Paw 0 = Not Active 0...1
1 = Active
#3 1 ▼Paw 0 = Not Active 0...1
1 = Active
#3 2 Apnea 0 = Not Active 0...1
1 = Active
#3 3 Inverse I:E Ratio Display 0 = Not Active 0...1
1 = Active
#3 4 Mechanical Inspiration 0 = Not Active
1 = Active
#3 5-7 Reserved
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SECTION 4
Control data
ID: 48h
Data #1 General Status ....................0 = Not Active, 1 = Active

Bit 0 – Spontaneous Mode
Bit 1 – SIMV Mode
Bit 2 – Spontaneous + Apnea A/CMV Mode
Bit 3 – Apnea On
Bit 4 – Apnea 15 secs
Bit 5 – tI >tE
Bit 6 – Reserved
Bit 7 – Reserved
Data #2 Switch Status ......................0 = Not Active, 1 = Active

Bit 0 – Proximal
Bit 1 – Nebulizer
Bit 2 – Silence
Bit 3 – Manual Inflation
Bit 4 – Advanced Trigger Control
Bit 5 – Auto Set Alarm
Bit 6 – Reserved
Bit 7 – Reserved
Binary
#3 0-7 Flow 0...100 L/min 0...100

#4 0-7 Inspiratory Time 0...3 secs 0...30
#5 0-7 Frequency 0...120 b/min 0...120
#6 0-7 Time-Limited Demand Flow 0...1 sec 0...10
#7 0-7 Set Tidal Volume MSB 0...5.40 L 0...540
#8 0-7 Set Tidal Volume LSB
SER1500 E0208 4-17

THEORY OF OPERATION
Monitor data
ID: 67h
Binary
#1 0-7 I:E Ratio MSB 1...100 10...1000

#2 0-7 I:E Ratio LSB
#3 0-7 Total Rate 0...255 b/min 0...255
#4 0-7 Peak Pressure 0...120 cmH2O/mbar 0...120 and
255 = out
of range
#5 0-7 Mean Pressure 0...120 cmH2O/mbar 0...120
#6 0-7 Base Pressure 0...120 cmH2O/mbar 0...120
#7 0-7 Battery Power 0...100% 0...100
4-18 SER1500 E0208

5. OPERATIONAL VERIFICATION
PROCEDURE (OVP)
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 1
Set-Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 1
Standard Test Settings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 2
Pressure Gauge Verification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 3
Alarm/LED Check. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 3
Mixer Alarm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 4
FIO2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 4
ƒ (respiratory frequency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 4
tI (inspiratory time) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 4
SPONT V̇ 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5
SPONT V̇ 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 5
V̇ (flow) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 6
PEEP/CPAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 6
Low Baseline Alarm, Reset and Alarm Loudness. . . 5 - 6
▼P aw Alarm (low pressure) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 7
▲P aw Alarm (high pressure) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 7
P trig (pressure trigger level) and MODE Select . . . . 5 - 8
Apnea Alarm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 8
Manual Inflation Button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 8
NEB (nebulizer). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 9
Internal Battery Back-Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 10
Control Monitor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 10
P aw Monitor (peak, mean, base) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 10
Proximal Line Purge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 11
Advanced Trigger Control (ATC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 11
Auto-Set Alarms (AS) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 11
Time-Limited Demand Flow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 12
E100M Test Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 - 13
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 5
INTRODUCTION
This procedure is intended to assist a qualified hospital technician or
NEWPORT factory authorized service technician establish a routine
verification program to ensure proper operation of the Newport E100M
Ventilator.
An Operational Verification Procedure (OVP) must be performed each
time the E100M is serviced or a minimum of once a year with the
Preventive Maintenance.
WARNING Do not use the E100M unless it passes the OVP.
Test Equipment Required:

• RT-200 Calibration Analyzer, or equivalent
• TSK1500A, E100M Test Kit (NMI)
• Oxygen Analyzer
• Adjustable 0-60 psig medical grade air and oxygen supplies,
set to 50 psig
Caution The accuracy of any test equipment (electronic or

pneumatic) should be annually certified by a testing laboratory
before use.
NOTE: The Calibration Analyzer, RT-200, manufactured by Allied Health

Care Products (Timeter Instrument Corporation) has been used for flow,
inspiratory time, tidal volume, I:E ratio and pressure measurements. Any
equivalent measuring instrument may be used.
SET-UP
1. Connect a reusable adult breathing circuit with proximal line and a
test lung to the Newport E100M to be tested. See Figure 5-1.
2. Connect 50 psig air and 50 psig oxygen supplies to the ventilator
gas inlets.
3. Connect the power cord to an appropriate hospital grade electrical
outlet.
4. Set controls to STANDARD TEST SETTINGS.
5. Install the Reservoir Bag Cap (CAP100A) on the Reservoir Bag
Connection .
6. Make a copy of the Test Record at the end of this section and check
off each test as it is performed.
NOTE: Audible alarms will activate periodically while performing some

tests. You may silence the alarm by pushing the Reset button.
NOTE: When zeroing the RT-200, be sure to disconnect any inputs to

the analyzer. Verify the RT-200 is reading zero before reinstalling any
hoses.
NOTE: When turning power back on to E100M or when changing from

SPONT or SPONT + APNEA A/CMV modes
_ back to SIMV or A/CMV, you
may need to reset your ▼Paw and ▲Paw alarm settings.
SER1500 E0208 5-1

OPERATIONAL VERIFICATION PROCEDURE (OVP)
Reset ALARMS
E100 M V ENTILATOR
Paw
P aw
Apnea (s) Battery
15
30 Apnea
0/
MODE Paw
SPONT
Calibration
(cmH 2O)
peak
base
SIMV
Analyzer
A/CMV
Paw Alarm P trig Spont
Push to set only P aw
I:E tot
AS ATC
VT (L)
V (L/min) tI (s) (b/min)

tI tE
30
30 20 40 1.5 30
20 40
1.0 2.0 20 40
60 10 50
60
10 80 5
MIN 60 0.5 2.5 10 80
100
1
120 100
70 0.1
3.0 1
120
MAX
80
100 90 Time-Limited
Inflation 0.5
Pbase
0.3 0.7
0.1
0/ 1.0
NEB PROX
Figure 5-1
STANDARD TEST SETTINGS

A.C. power ........................................... (on)
FIO2 ....................................................0.60
MODE ..................................................SPONT
V̇ (mandatory flow)................................40 L/min
tI (inspiratory time) ..............................1.0 sec
ƒ (respiratory frequency) ......................10 b/min
ATC ................................................off
P trig (trigger level) ..............................–5 cmH2O/mbar
AS Alarm ........................................off
Plimit (pressure relief valve) ................80 cmH2O/mbar
▼Paw (low pressure alarm)..................N/A
▲Paw (high pressure alarm) ................75 cmH2O/mbar
PEEP/CPAP (P base) ............................minimum
NEB ......................................................off
PROX ....................................................off
Apnea ............................................30 sec
SPONT V̇2 ............................................minimum
SPONT V̇1 ................................................Ø
NOTE: To set Plimit, press and hold the Manual Inflation button. Turn Plimit
knob clockwise to increase pressure and counter-clockwise to decrease
pressure.
5-2 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 5
PRESSURE GAUGE VERIFICATION

1. Remove test lung from circuit and reservoir bag cap from reservoir
outlet and verify pressure gauge is at zero.
2. Re-attach test lung and reservoir bag cap.
3. Set Plimit to achieve 10 cmH2O/mbar on the pressure gauge.
4. Set RT-200 to Function 12 cmH2O/mbar, press Enter and press Zero.
5. Tee small hose from patient outlet to the RT-200 low pressure inlet.
See Figure 5-2.
6. Set t I to 2 sec, set MODE to SIMV and verify the pressure on the
pressure gauge is at 10 cmH2O.
7. Verify RT-200 reads 8 to 12 cmH2O/mbar.
8. Set Plimit to achieve 60 cmH2O/mbar on the pressure gauge and
repeat step 6 at 60 cmH2O/mbar.
9. Verify RT-200 reads 58 to 62 cmH2O/mbar.
Reset ALARMS
E100 M V ENTILATOR
Paw
P aw
Apnea (s) Battery
15
30 Apnea
0/
MODE Paw
SPONT
Calibration
(cmH 2O)
peak
base
SIMV
Analyzer
A/CMV
I:E tot
AS ATC
VT (L)

tI tE
30
30
20 40 1.5 30
20 40
1.0 2.0 20 40
60 10 50
60
10 80 5
MIN 60 0.5 2.5 10 80
100
1
120 100
70 0.1
3.0 1
120
MAX
80
100 90 Time-Limited
Inflation 0.5
Pbase
0.3 0.7
0.1
0/ 1.0
NEB PROX
Figure 5-2
ALARM / LED CHECK
1. Switch Power to standby( ) then on ( ), verify operation of all LED

indicators and audible alarm.
SER1500 E0208 5-3

MIXER ALARM
1. Reduce O2 supply pressure to 28 psig ± 3 psig, verify that the mixer
audible alarm sounds.
2. Increase O2 supply pressure to 44 psig, verify that the mixer audible
alarm ceases.
3. Return O2 supply pressure to 50 psig.
4. Repeat steps 1 thru 3 for air supply.
5. Remove adult breathing circuit from the E100M.
FIO2
1. Set SPONT V̇ 2 to 15 L/min.
2. Connect standard oxygen analyzer to PATIENT outlet.
3. Set FIO2 control to .21, verify O2% per tolerance on Test Record.
4. Repeat step 3 for settings of .40, .60, .80 and 1.0.
5. Set SPONT V̇ 2 to minimum.
6. Set FIO2 to .60.
ƒ (respiratory frequency)
1. Set RT-200 to Function 45 (Rate bpm), and press Enter key, then
press Zero key.
2. Remove a section of large bore tubing from the breathing circuit and
connect one end to the PATIENT outlet of the ventilator and the
other end to the High Flow Range of the RT-200. See Figure 5-3.
3. Set t I to 0.2 sec.
4. Set MODE to SIMV.
5. Remove reservoir bag cap from reservoir outlet.
6. Set ƒ to 1, verify RT-200 reading per tolerance on Test Record.
7. Repeat step 6 for settings of 10, 20, 30, 60, 90 and 120.
8. Set ƒ to 10.
t I (inspiratory time)
1. Set RT-200 to Function 46 (Inspiratory) then press Enter key.
2. Set t I to 0.1, verify RT-200 reading per tolerance on Test Record.
3. Repeat step 2 for setting of 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0.
4. Press and hold the Manual Inflation button and verify inspiration
ends per tolerance on Test Record.
5. Release Manual Inflation button.
6. Set MODE to SPONT.
5-4 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 5
Reset ALARMS
E100 M V ENTILATOR
P aw
P aw
Apnea (s) Battery

15
30 Apnea
0/
MODE Paw
SPONT
Calibration
(cmH 2O)
peak
base
SIMV
Analyzer
A/CMV
I:E tot
AS ATC
VT (L)

tI tE
30
30
20 40 1.5 30
20 40
1.0 2.0 20 40
60 10 50
60
10 80 5
MIN 60 0.5 2.5 10 80
100
1
120 100
70 0.1
3.0 1
120
MAX
80
100 90 Time-Limited
Inflation 0.5
Pbase
0.3 0.7
0.1
0/ 1.0
NEB PROX
Figure 5-3
SPONT V̇ 1
1. Set RT-200 to Function 35 (180 lpm O2 (%)/N2), press Enter, press
F1, then 0-6-0, then press Zero.
2. Install reservoir bag cap on reservoir outlet.
3. Flip up the SPONT V̇1 switch (8 L/min) on the left side of the E100M.
4. Verify that the RT-200 reads 7 to 9 L/min.
5. Flip down the SPONT V̇1 switch (Ø L/min).
6. Verify that the RT-200 reads less than 1 L/min.
SPONT V̇ 2
1. Set SPONT V̇2 to maximum.
2. Verify that the RT-200 reads a minimum of 36 L/min.
3. Set SPONT V̇2 to minimum.
4. Verify that the RT-200 reads less than 1 L/min.
5. Remove reservoir bag cap from reservoir outlet.
SER1500 E0208 5-5

V̇ (flow)
2. Set V̇ to 5 L/min. and verify RT-200 reading per tolerance on Test
Record.
3. Repeat step 2 for settings of 10, 20, 40, 70 and 100 L/min.
4. Set V̇ to 40 L/min.
5. Set SPONT V̇2 to 10 L/min.
6. During mechanical inspiration, verify RT-200 reading (40 L/min) still
meets tolerance on Test Record.
7. Disconnect tube from the RT-200 and the PATIENT outlet.
8. Reassemble the breathing circuit, then reconnect the circuit and test
lung. See Figure 5-1.
PEEP/CPAP
2. Install the reservoir bag cap on the reservoir outlet.
3. Set PEEP/CPAP to maximum.
4. Select base by pressing the Paw selector button. Confirm that the
base LED is lit.
5. Confirm that the Electronic Pressure Gauge display and digital
pressure readout exceed 25 cmH2O/mbar.
6. Slowly reduce PEEP/CPAP to minimum and verify PEEP/CPAP can
be set to any value between 25 and 1 cmH2O/mbar.
LOW BASELINE ALARM, RESET AND

ALARM LOUDNESS CONTROL
1. Set PEEP/CPAP to 5 cmH2O/mbar.
2. Remove the test lung from the patient wye connector.
3. Verify that the ▼Paw indicator and audible alarm activate after three
(3) seconds.
NOTE: The Apnea alarm LED indicator will also activate after 30
seconds.
4. PressReset . Confirm that the audible alarm is silenced and ▼Paw

and Apnea (if activated) LEDs continue to blink.
5. Verify that the audible alarm resumes normal operation after 55 to 65
seconds.
6. Turn Alarm Loudness Control (on rear panel) from minimum to
maximum and back to minimum. Verify that alarm volume can be
adjusted.
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SECTION 5
7. Briefly press and release the Manual Inflation button to reset Apnea
alarm. The Apnea alarm LED changes from flashing to latched
(steadily lit).
8. Re-attacj test lung, verify that the audible alarm is silenced and
▼Paw LED changes from flashing to latched (steadily lit) after
pressure rises above 3 cmH2O/mbar.
9. Press Reset and verify that the Apnea and ▼Paw LED indicators
extinguish.
10. Set PEEP/CPAP to minimum.
▼Paw ALARM (low pressure)

2. Set ▼Paw to 10 cmH2O.
3. Adjust V̇ and t I to achieve a peak pressure of approximately
40 cmH2O/mbar during inspiration.
4. Disconnect the test lung from the patient wye connector.
5. Verify ▼Paw LED and audible alarm activate on next inspiration.
6. Reconnect the test lung to the patient wye connector.
7. Verify that the audible alarm is silenced when the Pressure Gauge
reading exceeds the set ▼Paw alarm level.
8. Verify that the ▼Paw alarm LED changes from flashing to latched.
9. Press Reset and verify that the ▼Paw alarm LED extinguishes.
▲Paw ALARM (high pressure)

_
1. Create a high pressure alarm condition by lowering the ▲Paw alarm
level below the peak pressure reading.
2. Verify that the ▲Paw alarm LED and audible_alarm activate and
inspiration ends when pressure reaches the ▲Paw alarm setting.
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3. Reset ▲Paw alarm setting to 75 cmH2O.
4. Verify that the ▲Paw alarm changes from flashing to latched.
5. Press Reset and verify that the ▲Paw alarm LED indicator
extinguishes.
SER1500 E0208 5-7

P trig (pressure trigger level) AND MODE SELECT

2. Set ƒ to 5.
4. Set PEEP to 5 cmH2O/mbar.
5. Set P trig to 3 cmH2O/mbar below baseline (PEEP/CPAP).
6. Gently squeeze and slowly release the test lung to create a dip in
pressure.
7. Verify when the pressure drops to the set Ptrig level, Spont indicator
LED is momentarily lit.
8. Verify that no mandatory breaths are delivered.
9. Set MODE to SIMV and repeat step 6.
10. Verify mandatory breath is triggered on first breath.
11. Repeat step 6 and 7 several times and verify that spontaneous
breaths can be drawn from the Reservoir Bag, and only one (1)
mandatory breath is delivered for each twelve (12) second period.
12. Set MODE to A/CMV and repeat step 6.
13. Verify that when pressure drops to set Ptrig level, the Spont LED is
momentarily activated and the ventilator delivers a mandatory breath
each time a dip in pressure reaches set Ptrig level.
APNEA ALARM
2. Gently squeeze and slowly release test lung to cause pressure to
meet Ptrig, simulating one spontaneous effort. Make sure Spont LED
blinks. Verify Apnea alarm LED and audible alarm are activated 30
seconds after the Spont indicator LED blinks.
3. Create another spontaneous effort simulation and verify Apnea alarm
LED latches (steadily lit) and audible alarm is silenced.
4. Set Apnea to 15 sec selection and repeat step 2 and 3.
MANUAL INFLATION BUTTON
1. Press and release the Manual Inflation button.
2. Verify a manual inflation occurs each time the Manual Inflation button
is pressed.
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SECTION 5
NEB (Nebulizer)
2. Set V̇ (flow) to 30.
3. Set t I to 3.0.
4. Set Plimit to 40 cmH2O.
5. Remove test lung from circuit.
6. Set the RT-200 to Function 36.
7. Connect the NEB outlet to the RT-200 High Flow Range inlet. See
Figure 5-4.
8. Press the NEB button, verify that the NEB LED indicator activates.
9. Press and hold Manual Inflation button until inspiration is terminated.
10. Verify flow from NEB outlet is 10 –2/+1 L/min during each manual
inspiration.
11. Press NEB button and verify NEB LED indicator extinguishes.
12. Repeat step 8 and verify that no gas is delivered from NEB outlet.
(NEB indicator should be off (unlit).)
Reset ALARMS
E100 M V ENTILATOR
Paw
P aw
Apnea (s) Battery
15
30 Apnea
0/
MODE Paw
SPONT
Calibration
(cmH 2O)
peak
base
SIMV
Analyzer
A/CMV
I:E tot
AS ATC
VT (L)

tI tE
30
30
20 40 1.5 30
20 40
1.0 2.0 20 40
60 10 50
60
10 80 5
MIN 60 0.5 2.5 10 80
100
1
120 100
70 0.1
3.0 1
120
MAX
80
100 90 Time-Limited
Inflation 0.5
Pbase
0.3 0.7
0.1
0/ 1.0
NEB PROX
Figure 5-4
SER1500 E0208 5-9

INTERNAL BATTERY BACK-UP

1. Disconnect the A.C. power.
2. Verify that the % Battery Charge is indicated in the Control Monitor
window momentarily (ie. 70P), then -b- is displayed to indicate
battery is in use.
3. Verify that the audible alert activates momentarily to signify “Battery
in Use”.
4. Verify that normal ventilation continues.
5. Momentarily press the Internal Battery Test button on the back panel
and verify that the Control Monitor displays the % Battery Charge.
6. Reconnect the A.C. power and verify that the Control Monitor
window no longer displays -b-.
CONTROL MONITOR
1. Set tI to 1.0, ƒ to 10 and set V̇ to 30.
2. Set MODE to A/CMV.
3. Select VT on the Control Monitor and verify LED activates.
4. Verify that the Control Monitor displays 0.45 to 0.55.
5. Set tI to 2.0 and set V̇ to 60.
6. Verify that the Control Monitor displays 1.8 to 2.20.
7. Select I:E and verify that the LED activates.
8. Verify that the Control Monitor displays 1:1.9 to 1:2.1.
9. Set ƒ to 60.
10. Verify that the Control Monitor displays 4.0:1 and the tI > tE LED
activates.
11. Set ƒ to 10, set tI to 1.0.
12. Verify that the Control Monitor displays 1:4.5 to 1:5.5.
13. Select ƒ tot and verify LED activates.
14. Verify that the Control Monitor displays 9 to 11. (Allow up to 60
seconds for reading to stabilize.)
Paw MONITOR (peak, mean, base)

1. Select peak, verify that the LED activates and the P aw Monitor
displays peak pressure.
2. Select mean, verify that the LED activates and the P aw Monitor
displays mean pressure.
3. Set MODE to SPONT and set SPONT V̇2 to 10 L/min.
4. Select base, verify that the LED activates and the P aw Monitor
displays baseline pressure.
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SECTION 5
5. Set the PEEP/CPAP control to various settings and verify P aw

Monitor displays the changing baseline pressure.
6. Set the PEEP/CPAP control to minimum and SPONT V̇2 flowmeter to
minimum.
PROXIMAL LINE PURGE

1. Occlude the PROX connection or pinch proximal tubing.
2. Verify that the Pressure Gauge does not rise.
3. Press PROX button, verify that the LED activates.
4. Verify that pressure is greater than 40 cmH2O/mbar and less than
115 cmH2O/mbar on the Pressure Gauge.
5. Release occlusion, verify that pressure returns to zero.
ADVANCED TRIGGER CONTROL (ATC)

1. Return to standard settings.
2. Press the ATC button and verify that the ATC LED activates
and that the Ptrig level indicator on the Pressure Gauge moves from
–5 cmH2O/mbar to approximately –1 cmH2O/mbar.
3. Adjust SPONT V̇2 to 10 L/min.
4. Adjust PEEP/CPAP to 10 cmH2O/mbar and verify that the Ptrig level
indicator follows the baseline pressure, staying approximately 1
cmH2O/mbar below baseline.
5. Press the ATC button and verify that the ATC LED is
extinguished.
6. Adjust Ptrig to –5 cmH2O/mbar.
7. Adjust PEEP/CPAP and SPONT V̇2 to minimum.
AUTO-SET (AS) ALARMS

1. Turn MODE to A/CMV.
2. Set ▼Paw to 10 cmH2O/mbar.
3. Set ▲Paw to 100 cmH2O/mbar.
4. Set P limit to 40 cmH2O/mbar.
5. Adjust V̇ to 25 L/min and adjust tI to whatever is needed to obtain 40
cmH2O/mbar on the Pressure Gauge during inspiration.
6. Press AS Alarm button and verify that the LED activates and the
▲Paw alarm setting changes to about 5 cmH2O/mbar above peak
pressure and the ▼Paw alarm setting changes to about 5
cmH2O/mbar below peak pressure.
SER1500 E0208 5-11


4. Set Ptrig to 3 cmH2O/mbar (2 cmH2O/mbar below baseline
[PEEP/CPAP]).
5. Set Time-Limited Demand Flow to Ø, gently squeeze and slowly
release the test lung to create a dip in pressure.
6. Verify when pressure drops to the set Ptrig level, the Spont indicator
LED momentarily activates and no change in flow delivery occurs.
7. Set Time-Limited Demand Flow to 0.5. Gently squeeze and slowly
release the test lung to create a dip in pressure.
8. Verify when pressure drops to the set Ptrig level, the Spont indicator
LED momentarily lights and gas is delivered at the mandatory V̇
setting for approximately 0.5 seconds.
9. Switch Power to (standby) on E100M and press Reset to
silence alarm.
Record serial number and hour meter reading on Test Record.

If all procedures and tests have been successfully completed, clean
ventilator using a cloth dampened with mild detergent and return to
patient care use. If any procedures or tests have not been successfully
completed, contact your NEWPORT Technical Service representative for
assistance.
5-12 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 5
E100M Test Record

Hospital/Organization
Serial # Ventilator: Mixer: Hour meter
Today’s date Tested by
FIO2
OVP Tests Pass
Set Tolerance Actual Value
Pressure Gauge Verification .21 20.9 to 24.0
Alarm/LED check .40 37.0 to 43.0
.60 57.0 to 63.0
Mixer Alarm
.80 77.0 to 83.0
FIO2
1.00 97.0 to 100
tI (inspiratory time) ƒ (respiratory frequency)
SPONT V̇1 Set Tolerance Actual Value
SPONT V̇2 1 1 to 2
V̇ (flow) 10 9 to 11
PEEP/CPAP 20 19 to 21
Low Baseline Alarm 30 28 to 32
Reset Button 60 57 to 63
90 85 to 95
Alarm Loudness Control
120 114 to 126
Low Pressure Alarm ( ▼Paw)
High Pressure Alarm (▲Paw) tI (inspiratory time)
Ptrig (trigger level) and MODE Select Set Tolerance Actual Value
Apnea Alarm 0.1 0.10 to 0.20
Manual Inflation Button 1.0 0.90 to 1.10
NEB (nebulizer) 2.0 1.90 to 2.10
Internal Battery Back-Up 3.0 2.90 to 3.10
Control Monitor Manual 3.90 to 4.10
Paw Monitor (peak, mean, base)
Proximal Line Purge V̇ (flow)
Set Tolerance Actual Value
Advanced Trigger Control (ATC)
5 2 to 8 L/min
Auto-Set (AS) Alarm
10 7 to 13 L/min
Time-Limited Demand Flow
20 17 to 23 L/min
40 36 to 44 L/min
70 63 to 77 L/min
100 90 to 110 L/min
SER1500 E0208 5-13

6. PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 1
Tools Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 1
Parts Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 1
Maintenance Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 - 1
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 6
INTRODUCTION
Preventive Maintenance should be performed every 3000 hours or one
time per year, whichever comes first.
WARNING After every Preventive Maintenance, an Operational

Verification Procedure (Section 5) must be performed successfully
before returning the E100M ventilator for patient use.
WARNING Lethal voltages are present inside the ventilator. To

prevent electrical shock, use extreme caution when working on the
ventilator with front and/or rear panel opened.
TOOLS REQUIRED
• 3/4 inch open end wrench
• Diagonal pliers
• Diagonal cutters
• T25 torx driver
• T15 torx driver
PARTS REQUIRED
PMK1500A (Preventive Maintenance Kit)
Kit Includes:
Qty. Part # Description
2 FTR1700P Mixer Inlet Filter
1 JFK100P Water Trap Filter Kit
1 DIA200P Exhalation Valve Diaphragm
1 FRK1545A Filter Restrictor Kit
MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
Open Front Panel
Refer to Section 12, Final Assembly drawing, #E100MB-X, item #6 for
location of SCT0408P and item #32 for location of SCT0408M.
1. Remove the two (2) screws (SCT0408P) from Reservoir Outlet on
bottom of ventilator and remove the Outlet.
2. Remove the two (2) screws (SCT0408M) from each side of the front
panel.
3. Open front panel by pulling from the top. The retaining strap
(SST1500P) will limit how far the panel will open.
FTR1700P Replacement
Refer to Section 12, Box Assembly drawing, #BOX1550A, item #33 for
location of MIX1725A.
1. Remove the air inlet fitting from MIX1725A using a 3/4 inch wrench.
2. Remove the filter.
3. Insert the new filter.
4. Reinstall the air inlet fitting.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for removal of the O2 side of mixer.
NOTE: The O2 side of the mixer is left handed thread.
SER1500 E0208 6-1

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE
JFK100P Replacement
Refer to Section 12, Final Assembly drawing, #E100MB-X, item #25, for
location of water trap (WTR305A).
1. Unscrew the bowl from the water trap (WTR305A).
2. Unscrew the filter holder.
3. Remove and replace the filter.
4. Remove and replace O-ring.
5. Reinstall the filter holder.
6. Reinstall the bowl.
DIA200P Replacement
1. Remove the exhalation valve located under MIX1725A from the
ventilator.
2. Unscrew the exhalation valve cap assembly.
3. Remove the knurled plastic nut from the diaphragm stem.
4. Remove and replace the diaphragm.
5. Install and tighten the knurled plastic nut.
6. Reinstall the cap assembly on the exhalation valve.
FRK1545A Replacement
Refer to Section 11, E100M System Pneumatic Diagram, #SPD1550A,
for tube locations.
1. Remove tube # 24 from 3-way toggle desig #10.
2. From the 3 way toggle, remove the desig #11 restrictor and
tube # 42 .
3. Remove tube # 13 from TEE1551P desig #6.
4. Remove tube # 17 from mixer outlet port desig #4.
5. Remove tube # 43 from exhaust port desig #6.
6. Remove tube # 50 from prox fitting desig #3.
7. Remove tube # 49 from prox solenoid desig #3.
8. To intall new FRK1545A, reverse steps 1-7.
Close Front Panel

1. Close front panel by pushing from the top.
2. Insert the two (2) screws (SCT0408P) on each side of the front panel
and tighten.
3. Replace the Reservoir Outlet on the bottom of the ventilator. Insert
the two (2) screws (SCT0508P) and tighten.
6-2 SER1500 E0208

7. OVERHAUL PROCEDURE
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 1
Tools Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 1
Parts Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 1
Overhaul Procedure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 - 2
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 7
INTRODUCTION
An overhaul should be performed every 12,000 hours or one time every
5 years, whichever occurs first.
WARNING After every overhaul, an Electronic and Pneumatic

Calibration (Section 8) and an Operational Verification Procedure
(Section 5) must be performed successfully before returning the
E100M Ventilator to patient use.

TOOLS REQUIRED
Diagonal pliers
Diagonal cutters
T25 torx driver
T15 torx driver
#2 Philips screwdriver
1/4 inch open end wrench
PARTS REQUIRED
OVL1500A & MIX1725E
Overhaul Kit and Mixer for E100M (must order both part #s)
Kit Includes:
Qty. Part # Description
1 MIX1725E Rebuilt Exchange Mixer
1 JFK100P Water Trap Filter Kit
1 DIA200P Exh. Valve Diaphragm
1 FRK1545A Filter Restrictor Kit
1 VLV150P Spont Flow Valve
1 VLV900M Umbrella Valve
1 SOL200P Master Solenoid Valve
1 BAT1500A Internal Battery Back-Up
1 CM1270 One Way Valve
1 ORG1500P O-ring
1 ORG1003P O-ring
2 ORG400P O-ring
1 GKT1500M Gasket
SER1500 E0208 7-1

OVERHAUL PROCEDURE
10 TYR100P Small tywrap

1 ft TUB106P 1/16 in Blue Tubing
3 ft TUB105P 1/16 in Green Tubing
3 ft TUB600P 3/16 in Clear Tubing
1 ft TUB103P 1/16 in Orange Tubing
2 ft TUB100P 1/16 in Clear Tubing
1 ft TUB102P 1/16 in Red Tubing
2 ft TUB104P 1/16 in Yellow Tubing
2 ft TUB202P 1/8 in Red Tubing
3 TEE1550P 1/16 in Tee
3 TEE1551P 1/8 x 1/8 x 1/16 in Tee
OVERHAUL PROCEDURE
Open Front Panel
1. Remove two (2) screws (SCT0408P) from Reservoir Outlet on bottom
of ventilator and remove the Outlet.
2. Remove two (2) screws (SCT0408M) from each side of the front
panel.
3. Open front panel by pulling from the top of panel. The retaining strap
Remove Rear Panel

1. Disconnect cable from JP5 on main circuit board (PCB1550A) inside
front panel.
2. Remove the nine (9) screws (SCT0408P) on the rear panel of the
ventilator.
3. Remove rear panel and disconnect cable from JP2 on circuit board
(PCB1530A) mounted to back panel.
4. Disconnect the two (2) wires from master solenoid mounted inside of
main box.
MIX1725A Replacement
1. Disconnect the three (3) tubes from mixer.
2. Remove the four (4) nuts from left side of box and remove mixer.
3. To install new mixer, reverse steps 1 and 2.
JFK100P Replacement
7-2 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 7
location of the water trap (WTR305A).
1. Unscrew bowl from water trap (WTR305A).
2. Unscrew filter holder.
3. Remove and replace filter.
4. Remove and replace O-ring.
5. Reinstall filter holder.
6. Reinstall bowl.
DIA200P Replacement
1. Remove exhalation valve, located under MIX1725A, from ventilator.
2. Unscrew exhalation valve cap assembly.
3. Remove knurled plastic nut from diaphragm stem.
4. Remove and replace diaphragm.
5. Install and tighten knurled plastic nut.
6. Reinstall cap assembly on exhalation valve.
FRK1545A Replacement
Refer to Section 11, E100M System Pneumatic Diagram, #SPD1550A,
for tube locations.
1. Remove tube # 24 from 3-way toggle desig #10.
2. From the 3 way toggle, remove the desig #11 restrictor and
tube # 42 .
3. Remove tube # from TEE1551P desig #6.
4. Remove tube # 17 from mixer14outlet port desig #4.
5. Remove tube # 43 from
14 exhaust
15 port desig #6.
15 prox 38
fitting desig #3.
38
prox solenoid desig #3.
18
8. To intall new FRK1545A, reverse steps 1-7.
18 42
VLV150P Replacement 42 47
Refer to Section 12, Box Assembly drawing, #BOX1550A, for part
47 2
location and assembly details. Be sure to apply ADH222P and
PPS1000P per details # 2 and 5 .
1. Disconnect the four (4)
5 tubes1from valve.
2. Remove the two (2) nuts holding mounting plate to the side of
1
ventilator box.
3. Remove the two (2) screws holding valve to mounting plate.
4. Remove the four (4) brass fittings from valve.
5. To install new valve, reverse steps 1-4.
SER1500 E0208 7-3

OVERHAUL PROCEDURE 14
15
VLV900M, ORG1003P, ORG1500P, CM1270

38
and GKT1500M Replacement 18
42
Refer to Section 12, Flow Block Assembly drawing, #BLK1545A, for part
location and 47assembly details. Be sure to apply GRS129P to all O-rings
per detail # 2 .
1. Remove 5tube from side of Flow Block (BLK1500M).
2. Remove 1Carrier (CRV1002M) from top of Flow Block.
3. Remove VLV900M and ORG1003P from Carrier.
4. To install new VLV900M and ORG1003P, reverse steps 1-4.
5. Remove Block Plug (PLG1500M) from side of Flow Block.
6. Remove and replace ORG1500P.
7. Reinstall Block Plug to Flow Block.
14
8. Remove the two (2) screws (SCR6150P) from back of Flow Block.
15
9. Remove the Flow Block from Outlet Block (BLK1501M).
38
10. Remove and replace CM1270 and GKT1500M.
11. Reinstall Flow Block 18
to Outlet Block by reversing steps 8 and 9.
42
SOL200P Replacement 47
2
Refer to Section 12, Master Solenoid Assembly drawing, #SOL1500A,
5
for part location and assembly details. Be sure to apply PPS1000P to all
pipe thread per detail # 1 .
1. Disconnect the six (6) tubes from Master Solenoid Assembly
(SOL1500A).
2. Disconnect the two (2) wires from VLV1501P.
3. Loosen or remove the four (4) screws from the Master Solenoid Base
(BMS820P).
4. Remove SOL200P from Base.
5. Remove Manifold (MFD1500M) from SOL200P (do not remove any
parts from Manifold).
6. Remove the three (3) brass fittings from SOL200P.
7. To install new SOL200P, reverse steps 1-6.
BAT1500A Replacement
Refer to Section 12, Back Panel E100M drawing, #PNL1550A, for part
location and assembly details.
1. Disconnect the positive and negative battery cables.
2. Remove the battery by pulling it from the top of the rear panel.
3. To reinstall the battery, reverse steps 1 and 2.
7-4 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 7
ORG400P Replacement
Refer to Section 12, Front Panel E100M drawing, #BZL1550A, for part
1. Remove caps from tI and ƒ knobs, loosen nuts on knobs and
remove knobs.
2. Remove and replace O-rings (ORG400P) from pointers.
3. Reinstall knobs, tighten nuts and reinstall caps.
Tubing, Restrictors and Tee Assembly Replacement

Refer to Section 11, E100M System Pneumatic diagram, #SPD1550A,
for part location and assembly details.
NOTE: Do not replace any tubing or tees that are a part of FRK1545A
filter restrictor kit.
1. Cut tubing per tubing list on System Pneumatic diagram.

2. Start with tube #1 at the top of tubing list and replace tubing (one
tube at a time) per diagram. Replace plastic Tee’s as needed.
3. Install the directional restrictor RES1525P (item #7 on SPD1550A)
between tubes # 34 and # 54 before the nebulizer solenoid.
4. Replace Tywraps (TYR100P) as required per diagram.
FINAL PROCEDURE
Verify Electronic and Pneumatic Calibration by following the procedures
outlined in Section 8 (Electronic and Pneumatic Calibration). Once
calibration has been verified and meets all requirements as described in
Section 6, reinstall rear panel, close front bezel and perform the
Operational Verification Procedure (OVP) in Section 5. If the ventilator
successfully passes the OVP, the ventilator can be returned to patient use.
SER1500 E0208 7-5

8. ELECTRONIC AND PNEUMATIC
CALIBRATION
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 1
Electronic Verification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 1
Pressure Gauge Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 3
Front Panel Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 3
V̇ (flow) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 3
tI (inspiratory time) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 4
ƒ (respiratory frequency) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 4
Time-Limited Demand Flow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 4
PEEP/CPAP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 5
Battery Voltage Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 5
Mixer Regulator Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 - 5
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 8
INTRODUCTION
This procedure is intended to assist a qualified NEWPORT factory
authorized service technician in troubleshooting electronic failures and
calibration errors.
Equipment Required:
• Air supply (50 psig)
• Oxygen supply (50 psig)
• 680 ohm resistor
• Digital multimeter (DMM) Fluke 87 or equivalent
• T25 torx driver
• T15 torx driver
• 5/64 inch hex key
• RT-200 Calibration Analyzer or 0-60 psig gauge or equivalent
• 50 mL syringe or equivalent
• Container of water (for bubble test)

Caution Before removing and/or installing any circuit boards, make

sure power is switched to standby ( ). Failure to do so could cause
failure of the ventilator. To prevent damage from ESD (electro static
discharge) and possible failure of the ventilator, please use standard
antistatic techniques when handling circuit boards or other electronic
components.
ELECTRONIC VERIFICATION PROCEDURE

location of SCT0508P, item #32 for location of SCT0408M and Front Panel
E100m drawing, #BZL1550A, item #2 for location of PCB1550A.
1. Remove the two (2) screws (SCT0408P) from the Reservoir Outlet
located on the bottom of the unit, then remove the Outlet.
panel.
3. Open the front panel by pulling the top. The retaining strap
4. Turn the Power to on ( ).
5. Connect the black (ground) lead of the DMM to the common ground
(TP2 is used as common ground unless otherwise stated).
6. TP1, TP2, TP5 and TP6 are located on PCB1550A.
7. Measure the voltage across TP1 and TP2 and verify that it is 5 volts ±
250 mVolts. There is no adjustment.
8. Using the DMM, verify that the voltage at TP5 is 4.7 volts ± 470 mVolts.
There is no voltage adjustment.
9. Verify that the voltage at TP6 is 4.1 volts ± 140 mVolts. There is no
voltage adjustment.
SER1500 E0208 8-1

ELECTRONIC & PNEUMATIC CALIBRATION
Reset ALARMS
E100M V E N T I L A T O R
▲ Paw
▼ Paw
Apnea (s) ▼ Battery 70 80 90
15 60 100
30 Apnea
0 50 110
40 120
MODE 30 Paw
SPONT 20 (cmH20)
10 0 -10 peak
base
SIMV
A/CMV
I:E ƒ tot
AS ATC
V T (L)
•
F IO 2 V (L/min) tI (s) ƒ (b/min)
30 tI > tE
.60 20 40 1.5 30
.50 .70 1.0 2.0 40
20
10 50
.40 .80 5 60
MIN 60 0.5 2.5 10 80
.30 .90 100
70 0.1 1
.21 1.00 3.0 120
MAX
80
100 90 Time-Limited
Inflation 0.5 Pbase
0.3 0.7
0.1
0 1.0
NEB PROX
EXH VLV NEB PROX PATIENT
Figure 8-1
8-2 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 8
PRESSURE GAUGE CALIBRATION

1. Disconnect the tubing from XD1
2. NOTE: XD1, RV1, RV2, S1 and TP4 are located on PCB1550A. Refer
to Section 12, Front Panel drawing, #BZL1550A for location of
PCB1550A.
3. With no pressure applied to XD1, adjust RV1 so the Electronic
Pressure Gauge display reads 0 cmH2O/mbar.
4. Press switch (S1). While the pressure gauge display zero bar is
blinking, adjust RV1 for 0 cmH2O/mbar.
NOTE: It may be necessary to repeat step 3 to zero the display.
5. With a 50 mL syringe, tee in XD1 and the RT-200 set at function 12,
apply 60 cmH2O/mbar to XD1 and the RT-200. Adjust RV2 until the
electronic pressure gauge display reads 60.
6. Disconnect tubing from XD1 and recheck zero reading again at 0
cmH2O/mbar.
NOTE: If adjustment is needed in step 5, repeat steps 3 and 4.
7. Turn the unit to standby ( ) and close the front panel (reverse steps 1
thru 3 of the Electronic Verification Procedure).
FRONT PANEL CALIBRATION

Press and hold the Control Monitor Selector button and power On ( )
the unit. Verify "d1A" is displayed in the Control Monitor window. This
indicates the ventilator is in diagnostic mode. The calibration mode cannot
be canceled until the ventilator is powered off/standby ( ). The ventilator
will not ventilate in this mode. While in diagnostic mode, the Control
Monitor will automatically display the potentiometer readings of V̇, tI, or ƒ
when you turn the corresponding knob on the front panel. The Paw
display will automatically display the potentiometer readings of Time-
Limited Demand Flow or PEEP/CPAP when you turn the corresponding
knob on the front panel.
V̇ (flow)
Potentiometer scaled readings for V̇ (flow) will be displayed in the Control
Monitor when VT has been selected and the VT indicator is lit.
1. Turn V̇ knob until the Control Monitor reads 30.
2. Verify that the V̇ knob reads 30 on the front panel scale.
3. To adjust the V̇ knob to 30 on the front panel scale, remove the cap
from the V̇ knob and loosen the locking nut.
4. Adjust the V̇ knob so that the Control Monitor and the V̇ knob read
30.
5. Retighten the locking nut and reinstall cap.
6. Rotate the V̇ knob to minimum and verify that the value reads 0 or 1.
Rotate the knob to 100 and verify the value reads 99 or 100. Rotate
the knob to maximum and verify that the value reads 100. If needed,
adjust RV6 on PCB1550A board to bring the values into specification.
SER1500 E0208 8-3

tI (inspiratory time)
The potentiometer scaled reading for tI will be displayed in the Control
Monitor when I:E ratio has been selected and the indicator is lit.
1. Turn tI knob until the Control Monitor reads 1.00.
2. Verify that the tI knob reads 1.0 on the front panel scale.
3. To adjust the tI knob to 1.0 on the front panel scale, remove the cap
from the tI knob and loosen the locking nut.
4. Adjust the tI knob so that the Control Monitor reads 1.00 and the tI
knob reads 1.0.
5. Retighten locking nut and reinstall the cap.
The potentiometer scaled readings for ƒ will be displayed in the Control
Monitor when ƒ tot has been selected and the indicator is lit.
1. Turn ƒ knob until the Control Monitor reads 30.
2. Verify that the ƒ knob reads 30 on the front panel scale.
3. To adjust the ƒ knob to 30 on the front panel scale, remove the cap
from the ƒ knob and loosen the locking nut.
4. Adjust the ƒ knob so that the Control Monitor and the ƒ knob read 30.
5. Retighten the locking nut and reinstall cap.

The potentiometer scaled readings for Time-Limited Demand Flow will be
displayed in the Paw display when peak has been selected and the peak
indicator is lit.
1. Turn the Time-Limited Demand Flow knob until the Paw display reads
0.5.
2. Verify that the Time-Limited Demand Flow knob reads 0.5 on the front
panel scale.
3. To adjust the Time-Limited Demand Flow knob to 0.5 on the front
panel scale, remove the cap from the Time-Limited Demand Flow
knob and loosen the locking nut.
4. Adjust the Time-Limited Demand Flow knob so that Paw display and
the Time-Limited Demand Flow knob read 0.5.
5 Retighten the locking nut and reinstall the cap.
8-4 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 8
PEEP/CPAP
The potentiometer scaled readings for PEEP/CPAP will be displayed in the
Paw display when base has been selected and the base indicator is lit.
Verify PEEP/CPAP:
1. Turn the PEEP/CPAP knob to minimum.
2. Verify that the Paw display reads 0.
3. Turn PEEP/CPAP to maximum.
4. Verify that the Paw display reads a minimum of 30.
5. Return PEEP/CPAP knob to minimum.
If display at minimum setting is not 0, or display at maximum setting is not
> 30 then you must calibrate the PEEP/CPAP control according to the
following directions.
Calibration of PEEP/CPAP:
1. Remove the two screws securing the reservoir outlet on the bottom of
the ventilator and remove the outlet.
2. Remove the two screws from each side of the front panel and open
the front panel.
3. Remove the cap from the PEEP control knob, loosen the nut on the
knob and remove the knob.
4. Remove the two screws securing the BKT1504M with the PEEP
needle valve and potentiometer to the front bezel.
5. Carefully pull the needle valve assembly out of the ventilator so you
can loosen the gears.
NOTE: Do not unsolder the wires on the potentiometer from the PEEP
needle valve assembly.
6. Disconnect the tube from the outlet of the needle valve assembly. (The
outlet is the stem that comes out at a 90° angle to the needle valve.)
7. Connect a tube long enough to go from the outlet of the needle valve
to a cup of water on the workbench. (Water is used to check for
bubbles.)
8. Loosen the set screw securing the gear to the shaft of the
potentiometer. Rotate the shaft of the potentiometer fully clockwise.
9. Connect the 50 psig gas source to the ventilator, verify that flow
comes out of the needle valve outlet by the presence of bubbles in the
water.
10. Slowly rotate the shaft of the PEEP needle valve until no bubbles are
present in the cup of water. Rotate the shaft an additional 1/3 turn.
11. Secure the gear to the shaft of the potentiometer with the set screw.
12. Rotate the shaft of the needle valve fully clockwise and fully counter
clockwise. Verify the gears on the PEEP needle valve and the
potentiometer align properly throughout the rotation and the
potentiometer creates the minimum and maximum stops for the needle
valve. (Repeat steps 8 through 11 if these conditions are not met.)
13. Remove the tube from the outlet of the PEEP needle valve and
reconnect the tube from the ventilator to the PEEP needle valve.
SER1500 E0208 8-5

14. Secure the bracket BKT1504M with the PEEP needle valve and
potentiometer to the ventilator with two screws.
15. Close and secure the front panel with two screws.
16. Reconnect the reservoir outlet to the bottom of the vent and secure
with two screws.
17. Perform steps 1 through 5 in Verify PEEP/CPAP above.
BATTERY VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT

1. Switch POWER to standby ( ).
2. NOTE: Refer to Section 12, Front Panel drawing, #BZL1550A, item #2
for location of PCB1550A, Final Assembly drawing, #E100MB-X, item
#6 for location of SCT0408P, Back Panel drawing, #PNL1550A, item
#6 for location of PCB1530A.
3. Disconnect the cable from JP5 on PCB1550A inside the front panel (to
open front panel, follow steps 1-3 of the Electronic Verification
Procedure).
4. Remove the nine (9) screws (SCT0408P) from the rear panel.
5. Remove rear panel and disconnect the positive terminal of the battery.
6. Without disconnecting JP1 from PCB1530A, connect a 680 ohm
resistor across Pin 1 and Pin 2 on JP1.
7. Verify with the DMM that the voltage across Pin 1 and Pin 2 is
between 6.89 and 6.91 volts.
8. Adjust RV5 (PCB1530A) to obtain correct voltage.
9. Remove resistor and reverse steps 2-4 for reassembly.
MIXER REGULATOR CALIBRATION

1. Connect 50 psig air and oxygen sources to the ventilator.
2. Connect a piece of tubing from the P+ port (high pressure range) of
the RT-200 to the barbed connection on the outlet of the flowmeter
(SPONT V̇2).
3. Select Function 22 on the RT-200.
4. Rotate the flowmeter knob approximately 2 full turns counter-
clockwise.
NOTE: The ball inside the flowmeter may not register any flow during this
test.
5. Remove the small cap located on the upper rear panel of the mixer.
6. Using a 5/64 hex key, adjust the mixer regulator screw, now visible
since the removal of the small cap, until the RT-200 reads 28.0 to 28.5
psig.
7. Disconnect the tubing from the RT-200 then reconnect. Verify that the
pressure remains 28.0 to 28.5 psig.
8. Remove tubing, then reinsert the small cap back into the upper rear
panel of the mixer.
8-6 SER1500 E0208

9. TROUBLESHOOTING
AND ERROR CODES
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 1
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 1
Error Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 4
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 9
INTRODUCTION
The following information is intended to assist a qualified hospital
technician or NEWPORT factory authorized service technician to
determine the cause of functional failures. NEWPORT does not guarantee
that the suggested corrective action will rectify the problem.
NOTE: Refer to the E100M Operating Manual, Section 7, for assistance

with troubleshooting common user problems.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Potential Cause Suggested Corrective Action
Continuous low gas pressure/ Gas supplies did not Ensure both gas supplies exceed
gas failure alarm from mixer. exceed 40 psig upon 40 psig at mixer inlet upon
initial application of initial application of pressure.
pressure.
Gas supplies dropped Ensure both gas supplies are

below 35 psig during use. within 35 to 90 psig at mixer inlet.
Mixer inlet filter Check inlet filter and replace

(FTR1700P) is occluded. if necessary.
Alarm module in mixer is Turn gas supplies on and off

sticking. in different sequences. If alarm
continues, replace mixer
(MIX1725A).
Internal by-pass system Replace mixer.

in mixer failed.
Mixer does not alarm when No gas to either side of Ensure gas pressure is
gas pressure drops below mixer gas inputs. applied to one side of the
25 psig. mixer.
Mixer inlet filter (FTR1700P) Check inlet filter and replace

is occluded. if necessary.
Alarm reed (ALM1725S) Replace alarm reed.

failure.
Bleed from mixer into Remove occlusion or

alarm reed occluded. replace mixer if necessary.
SER1500 E0208 9-1

TROUBLESHOOTING AND ERROR CODES
No flow (V̇) from patient V̇ set to minimum. Adjust V̇.

outlet during inspiration of
mandatory breath. No voltage signal to Failure on PCB1550A or
solenoid (VLV1501P) bad electrical connection
on master solenoid between VLV1501P and
assembly (SOL1500A) PCB1550A. Replace
during inspiration. PCB1550A if necessary.
VLV1501P does not Replace VLV1501P.

open when voltage
signal is applied.
Main inspiratory flow from Mixer outlet pressure is Adjust regulator on

patient outlet does not meet not set between 28.0 and MIX1725A to 28 psig.
tolerance on test record. 28.5 psig.
Leak in flow block Check VLV900M, CM1270

assembly (BLK1545A). ORG1500P, GKT1500M and
tubing for leaks. Replace
parts if necessary.
Leak in Plimit (pop off Check block and valve for

valve) or Plimit valve leaks. Replace parts if
block. necessary.
Can't achieve or maintain Leak in patient/test circuit. Check circuit for leaks.
25 cmH2O/mbar of Replace circuit if necessary.
PEEP/CPAP.
No Spont V̇1 or V̇2 flow Turn on Spont V̇1, or adjust

through circuit to build or Spont V̇2 to a minimum
maintain PEEP. of 4 L/min.
Leak in exhalation valve. Check valve and diaphragm

for leaks. Replace valve or
diaphragm if necessary.
No Reservoir Outlet Cap Attach Cap or Reservoir Bag.

(CAP100A) or Reservoir
Bag attached to Reservoir
Outlet.
Restrictor on outlet of Check restrictor for

PEEP valve occluded. occlusion. Replace restrictor
if necessary.
9-2 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 9
No NEB flow during No voltage signal to NEB Failure on PCB1550A or

inspiration when NEB is solenoid (SOL1503P). bad electrical connection
selected (lit). between SOL1503P and
PCB1550A. Replace
PCB1550A if necessary.
NEB solenoid does not Replace NEB solenoid.

open when voltage signal
is applied.
NEB flow during inspiration Constant voltage signal Failure on PCB1550A.

when NEB has not been from PCB1550A. Replace PCB1550A.
selected (unlit).
NEB solenoid stays open Replace NEB solenoid.
when no voltage signal is
applied.
SPONT V̇1 or V̇2 flow does not Tube #11 between spont Remove occlusion or replace
shut off during inspiration of flow valve (VLV150P) and tube if necessary.
a mandatory breath. master solenoid assembly
(SOL1500A) occluded.
Spont flow valve does not Flow valve failure.

close when pressure is Replace flow valve VLV150P.
applied to pilot input
during inspiration.
No proximal purge from Prox Internal proximal circuit Check all restrictors, hoses
outlet when Prox is selected. occluded. and filter in prox circuit for
occlusion. Replace any
necessary parts.
Prox solenoid does not Replace Prox solenoid.

activate when voltage
signal is applied.
SER1500 E0208 9-3

TROUBLESHOOTING AND ERROR CODES
ERROR CODES
The ventilator will not cycle, ERROR “E01” Read only memory error.
a constant audible alarm is Replace PCB1550A.
activated and an error code is
displayed in the Control ERROR “E02” Random access memory
Monitor window. error. Replace PCB1550A.
ERROR “E03” Sum check or program error.

Replace E-prom or
PCB1550A if necessary.
ERROR “E04” Time out/communication

error on controller processor.
Replace PCB1550A.
ERROR “E05” Time out/communication

error on monitor processor.
Replace PCB1550A.
9-4 SER1500 E0208

10. ELECTRONIC & PNEUMATIC
COMPONENT REMOVAL &
REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 1
Tools Required . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 1
Open Front Panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 1
Remove Rear Panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 1
Mixer (MIX1725A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 1
Flow Control Assembly (FCL1500A) . . . . . . . . . 10 - 2
Flow Block Assembly (BLK1545A) . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 2
Nebulizer and Prox/Machine Solenoids
(SOL1503P and SOL1501P). . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 2
Internal Battery Back-up (BAT1500A) . . . . . . . . 10 - 2
Main Board (PCB1550A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 3
Display Board (PCB1511A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 3
Electronic Pressure Gauge (MAN1540M) . . . . . 10 - 3
Power Supply Board (PCB1530A) . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 4
Lower Display Board (PCB1520A) . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 4
Adapter Board (PCB1570A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 - 4
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 10
INTRODUCTION
This section will assist you in the removal and replacement of electronic
and pneumatic components.
TOOLS REQUIRED
Small #1 phillips screwdriver
Medium #2 phillips screwdriver
TOL001P (special NEWPORT tool to loosen nuts on knobs)
1/4 inch nut driver
T25 torx driver
T15 torx driver

ventilator with front and/or rear panel open.
OPEN FRONT PANEL

1. Remove the two (2) screws (SCT0408P) from Reservoir Outlet on
bottom of ventilator and remove the Outlet.
panel.
3. Open front panel by pulling from the top of panel. The retaining strap
REMOVE REAR PANEL

1. Disconnect cable from JP5 on main circuit board (PCB1550A) inside
front panel.
2. Remove the nine (9) rear screws (SCT0408P).
3. Remove rear panel and disconnect cable from JP2 on circuit board
(PCB1530A) mounted to back panel.
4. Disconnect the two (2) wires from master solenoid mounted inside of
main box.
MIXER (MIX1725A)
1. Disconnect the three (3) tubes from the mixer.
2. Remove the four (4) nuts from the left side of the box and remove
the mixer.
3. To reinstall the mixer, reverse steps 1 and 2.
SER1500 E0208 10-1

ELECTRONIC & PNEUMATIC COMPONENT
REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
FLOW CONTROL ASSEMBLY

(FCL1500A)
1. Disconnect the two (2) tubes from the flow valve.
2. Remove the two (2) screws from the potentiometer bracket and
remove the bracket from the flow valve (leaving pot attached to
bracket).
3. Remove the cap from the flow knob, loosen the nut from the knob
and remove knob.
4. Remove the two (2) screws from the pointer, then remove pointer.
5. Remove the three (3) screws holding the flow valve to the front panel
and remove the flow valve.
6. To reinstall the flow valve, reverse steps 1 through 5.
FLOW BLOCK ASSEMBLY

(BLK1545A)
1. Disconnect the three (3) tubes from the flow block.
2. Remove the two (2) screws from the patient outlet.
3. Remove the patient outlet and flow block.
4. To reinstall the flow block, reverse steps 1 thru 3.
NEBULIZER AND PROX/MACHINE SOLENOIDS

(SOL1503P and SOL1501P )
1. Remove the solenoid tubes.
2. Disconnect the cable.
3. Remove the two (2) screws from the bracket, then remove the valve.
4. To reinstall valve, reverse steps 1 thru 3.
INTERNAL BATTERY BACK-UP

(BAT1500A)
1. Disconnect the positive and negative battery cables.
2. Remove the battery by pulling it from the top of the rear panel.
3. To re-install the battery, reverse steps 1 and 2.
10-2 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 10
Caution Before removing and/or installing any circuit boards, make

sure power is switched to standby ( ). Failure to do so could cause
failure of the ventilator. To prevent damage from ESD (electro static
discharge) and possible failure of the ventilator, please use standard
antistatic techniques when handling circuit boards or other electronic
components.
MAIN BOARD
(PCB1550A)
1. Remove the six (6) cables from PCB1550A.
2. Remove the caps from Paw Alarm and Ptrig knobs, loosen the nuts
on the knobs, then remove knobs.
3. Remove nuts from the Paw Alarm and Ptrig potentiometer shafts.
4. Remove the tube from the transducer.
5. Remove the six (6) screws from PCB1550A, then remove board.
6. To reinstall the board, reverse steps 1-5.
DISPLAY BOARD
(PCB1511A)
NOTE: PCB1511A and MAN1540M are connected by ribbon cables.
Use caution when removing them.
1. Remove PCB1550A.
2. Disconnect cable from J2 on PCB1511A.
3. Remove the cap from the MODE knob, then loosen the nut on the
knob, remove knob.
4 Remove the nut and washer from MODE control shaft.
5. Remove the two (2) standoffs (STO1500P) and the four (4) standoffs
(STO1505P).
6. For ease of removal, gently push on the manometer display while
pulling on the PCB1511A board.
7. To reinstall the PCB1511A board, reverse steps 1-6.
ELECTRONIC PRESSURE GAUGE

(MAN1540M)
Refer to Section 12, Front Panel E100M drawing, #BZL1550A, for part
1. Remove PCB1550A.
1.1 Remove the six (6) cables from PCB1550A.
1.2 Remove caps from Paw Alarm and Ptrig knobs, loosen nuts on
knobs and remove knobs.
1.3 Remove nuts from potentiometer shafts.
1.4 Remove the tube from the transducer.
1.5 Remove the six (6) screws from PCB1550A and remove board.
SER1500 E0208 10-3

ELECTRONIC & PNEUMATIC COMPONENT
REMOVAL & REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
2. Remove PCB1511A.
NOTE: PCB1511A and MAN1540A are connected by ribbon cables.
Use caution when removing.
2.1 Disconnect cable from J2 on PCB1511A board.
2.2 Remove cap from MODE control knob, loosen nut on knob and
remove knob.
2.3 Remove nut and washer from MODE control shaft.
2.4 Remove the two (2) standoffs (STO1500) and the four (4)
standoffs (STO1505P).
3. For ease of removal, gently push on the pressure gauge display
while pulling on the PCB1511A board.
4. Remove the four (4) display ribbon cables from the connectors on
PCB1511A.
5. To install new MAN1540M, reverse steps 1-4.
POWER SUPPLY BOARD

(PCB1530A)
1. Remove the two (2) cables from PCB1530A.
2. Remove the four (4) screws from PCB1530A, then remove board.
3. To reinstall the board, reverse steps 1 and 2.
LOWER DISPLAY BOARD

(PCB1520A)
1. Remove cap from PEEP/CPAP knob, loosen nut on the knob,
remove knob.
2. Remove the two (2) screws holding needle valve assembly
(NDL1500A) to front panel. Be careful not to pull on the wires when
moving NDL1500A.
3. Remove the two (2) screws holding PCB1520A to front panel.
4. Remove cable from JP1 on PCB1520A.
5. Remove PCB1520A.
6. To reinstall PCB1520A, reverse steps 1-5.
ADAPTER BOARD
(PCB1570A)
1. Remove ribbon cable from Front Panel Membrane Switch to
PCB1570A.
2. Remove PCB1570A from PCB1550A.
3. To reinstall PCB1570A board, reverse steps 1-2.
10-4 SER1500 E0208

11. ELECTRONIC AND PNEUMATIC
DIAGRAMS WITH PARTS LIST
PCB1511A Schematic #SCH1511

PCB1520A Schmetic #SCH1520
PCB1570A #PCB1570A
Pnuematic Diagram #PNU1550A
E100M System Pnuematic Diagram #SPD1550A
E100M System Wiring Diagram #SWD1545A
SER1500 E0208
ELECTRONIC AND PNEUMATIC DIAGRAMS WITH PARTS LIST
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 11
PCB1511 SCHEMATIC
SCH1511
11-1
SECTION 11
PCB1520 SCHEMATIC
SCH1520
SER1500 D0105 11-2

SER1500 E0208
SECTION 11
PCB1530 SCHEMATIC
SCH1530
11-3
C25
15pF
Y1
24MHz
35
C24 34
15pF 15
RST
GAIN = 100K / 523 = 191.2
FLOW ASST POT 61
VCC
C17 .15uF PEEP POT 60
ASUP IT POT 59
ASUP
RATE POT 58
10 HZ LOPASS C19 C20 C21
C18
C15 R8 3
523 ASUP .1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF
.1uF C16
.1uF 1
1%
ASUP XD1 68
TP3 0cm H2O = 0.433V 67
7
8
1
5 1 +OUT 3 U3 PRESSURE1 120cm H2O = 3.94V 66
VS +OUT U4A
4
+ 6 3 65
+ R33 BATT SENSE
2 3 -OUT 2 1 64
GND -OUT - 2 ANASPARE1 63
AMP04 - C71 ANASPARE2 62
4.7K
LMC660 .1uF
SDX01G2 5%
4
5
C22 C23 4
11
.1uF .1uF 5
ASUP cw 7
FLOW 8
GAIN 9
R9 10
RV2 100K
47.5K ASUP C70 11
1% 12
13
R11 .01uF \ALARMSW 14
cw U4D 33.2K R13
RV1 1% 47.5K 6
U4B
1%
4
4
0.433V 12 0.433V 5 S1
+ 14 + 7
5K 13 R12 6
- 3.92K - ZERO
LMC660 1%
R10 LMC660
RN1 VCC
11
11
3.92K
1% \ALRM 1 14
R1 COM
\TRIG 2 13
R2 R13
\PRESSURE 3 12
R3 R12
4 11
R4 R11
5 10
R5 R10
SCL 6 9
R6 R9
SDA 7 8
R7 R8
10K
JMP1
JMP2
\SILENCE
\APNEATIME \PRESSURE
\TRIG
\ALRM
\SELECT
\PROX
\NEB
MEMBRAN
CONNECTO
TP1
VDD VCC VCC ASUP
C64 C61 C26 C27 C28 C29 FLOW ASST POT

TP2
DGND
.1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF RATE POT
.1uF .1uF
FLOW POT
IT POT PEEP POT
ANASPARE1
ANALOG DIGITAL
GND PLANE GND PLANE
U4C
4
10
+ 8
9
-
LMC660
11
U21 74HC14 14 7
U8 62256 28 14
U7 27C256 32 16
U6 74HC573 20 10
U5 80C552 2 36,37
REF PART NO. VCC GND
POWER CONNECTION
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 11
U21D
8 9
VCC
74HC14
U21C
R29 R30 R31 R32

6 5
4.7K 4.7K 4.7K 4.7K
5% 5% 5% 5%
74HC14
U5
16 U21B TRIGGERA
XTAL1 P1.0/CT0I
17 TRIGGERB
XTAL2 P1.1/CT1I
18 4 3 ALARMA
RST P1.2/CT2I
19 ALARMB
P1.3/CT3I
20
AVDD P1.4/T2 TRIGGER
21 74HC14
AVSS P1.5/RT2 INOP1
22
AVREF+ P1.6/SCL SCL
23
AVREF- P1.7/SDA SDA
U21A
24 DATA
STADC P3.0/RXD
25 CLOCK 2 1
P3.1/TXD
26 LATCH
P5.0/ADC0 P3.2/INT0
27 POL
P5.1/ADC1 P3.3/INT1
28 \HI VOLT ON 74HC14
P5.2/ADC2 P3.4/T0
29
P5.3/ADC3 P3.5/T1 HIPRESS
30 \WR AD[0..7]
P5.4/ADC4 P3.6/WR
31 \RD
P5.5/ADC5 P3.7/RD
P5.6/ADC6 U6 U7 U22
57 AD0 AD0 2 19 A0 A0 11 13 AD0 A0 10 11 AD0
P5.7/ADC7 P0.0/AD0 D1 Q1 A0 O0 A0 D0
56 AD1 AD1 3 18 A1 A1 10 14 AD1 A1 9 12 AD1
P0.1/AD1 D2 Q2 A1 O1 A1 D1
55 AD2 AD2 4 17 A2 A2 9 15 AD2 A2 8 13 AD2
PWM0 P0.2/AD2 D3 Q3 A2 O2 A2 D2
54 AD3 AD3 5 16 A3 A3 8 18 AD3 A3 7 15 AD3
PWM1 P0.3/AD3 D4 Q4 A3 O3 A3 D3
53 AD4 AD4 6 15 A4 A4 7 19 AD4 A4 6 16 AD4
P0.4/AD4 D5 Q5 A4 O4 A4 D4
52 AD5 AD5 7 14 A5 A5 6 20 AD5 A5 5 17 AD5
P4.0/CSMR0 P0.5/AD5 D6 Q6 A5 O5 A5 D5
51 AD6 AD6 8 13 A6 A6 5 21 AD6 A6 4 18 AD6
P4.1/CSMR1 P0.6/AD6 D7 Q7 A6 O6 A6 D6
50 AD7 AD7 9 12 A7 A7 4 22 AD7 A7 3 19 AD7
P4.2/CSMR2 P0.7/AD7 D8 Q8 A7 O7 A7 D7
A8 29 A8 25
P4.3/CSMR3 A8 A8
39 A8 11 A9 28 12 A9 24
P4.4/CSMR4 P2.0/A08 C A9 NC A9
40 A9 1 A10 24 26 A10 21
P4.5/CSMR5 P2.1/A09 OC A10 NC A10
41 A10 A11 27 1 A11 23
P4.6/CMT0 P2.2/A10 A11 DU A11
42 A11 74HC573 A12 3 17 A12 2
P4.7/CMT1 P2.3/A11 A12 DU A12
43 A12 A13 30 A13 26
P2.4/A12 A13 A13
44 A13 A14 31 A14 1
EW P2.5/A13 A14 A14
45 A14
P2.6/A14
46 A15 23 20
P2.7/A15 CE CS
25 \RD 22
OE OE
47 2 \WR 27
PSEN VCC VPP WE
48
ALE
49 27C256 62256
EA
80C552 A[0..15] RAM ADDRESS

8000-FFFF
U21F
A15 13 12
74HC14
MONITOR MICROPROCESSOR
JP2
DIN 1 2
JP3 3 4 S2
CLK
1 LOAD 5 6 1
POL
2 7 8 2
LATCH \ALARMSW
3 9 10 3
CLOCK ALARMB
4 11 12 4
DATA ALARMA
5 13 14 5
\HI VOLT ON
6 15 16 VCC 6
7 17 18
8 19 20 ENCODER
9 \SPONT 21 22 \A/C
\SPONTBKUP 23 24 \SIMV
S3
VCC
1
2
NE SWITCH
3
OR TRIGGERB
4
DISPLAY PCB TRIGGERA
5
CONNECTOR
VCC 6
ENCODER
JP1
VCC
1
2 JP4
3 1
4 2
5 NEB SOLN 3
6 PROX SOLN 4
7 EXH SOLN 5
|LINK
8 EXH SOLN SOURCE 6
|PCB15502.SCH
9
|PCB15503.SCH
10
SOLENOID CONNECTOR
Sheet 1 of 3
SCH1550
FRONT PANEL CONTROL

CONNECTOR
PCB1550 SCHEMATIC
SCH1550 (1 of 3)
11-4
ASUP
cw
SPARE FOR FUTURE USE
FLOW TRIM RV6
GAIN = 100K / 523 = 191.2 5K
C45 .15uF
10 Hz LOPASS
ASUP
ASUP
C43 R14 C44 0cm H2O = 0.433
.1uF 523 .1uF 120cm H2O = 3.94
1% FLOW POT
ASUP XD2 TP4
U16A PRESSURE2
IT POT
7
8
1
5 1 +OUT 3 U15
VS +OUT RATE POT
4
+ 6 3 R34
2 3 -OUT 2 + 1
GND -OUT - 2
- C32 C33 C34 C59
ASUP AMP04 4.7K
SDX01G2 LMC660 5% C66
5
.1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF
11
R15
47.5K
1% cw
\SPONT
\SIMV
cw ASUP
\A/C
U16D GAIN
RV4 \SPONTBKUP
RV3 EXHSOL
4
0.433V 12 R17 100K NEB SOL
+ 33.2K C65
5K 14 R19
13 1% U16B 47.5K INOP2 REMALARM
1%
4
- 0.433V 5 .01uF
LMC660 + 7
R16
R18 6
11
3.92K
3.92K -
1%
1%
LMC660
1
11
R1
COM
14
VCC
\NEB
\PROX
\SIL
\BATTEST
\SELECT
\APNEATIME
VCC
TP6
ASUP ASUP
U23 4.1V
8 1
VIN VOUT
7 5
FDBK ERR
3
SHTDN
R36 + C55
C68 6 110K C69
TAP 1uF
1uF 2 1% .01uF
SENS
16V 16V
LP2951
R35
47.5K
1%
ANALOG SUPPLY
TP5
VCAP
D7 R20
VCAP
10
MBRS130LT3
5% C56
1F
SUPERCAP
VCAP POWER
D1
1N4001
5
6
7
8
Q
SI
4
\EXHSOL
JP7
BATT SENSE 1
VDD VCC
2
3
2
3
VCC 4
C67 C46 C47 C48 C49 C50 C51 C52 C53
.1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF .1uF

POWER CONNECTOR
SPARE
U16C
4
10
+ 8
9
-
LMC660
11
POWER CONNECTION
REF # PART # VCC GND
U9 74HC573 20 10
U8 S80C552 2 36,37
U14 MAX232A 16 15
U13 MAX693A 3 4
U19 X2402 8 4
U11 62256 28 14
U22 27C256 32 16
U12 SCC2692 44 22
SER1500 D0105
SECTION 11
C35
15pF
Y2 JP6
24MHz SCL
C36 1
SDA
15pF 2
R2I
3
T2O
4
VCC
5
U8 U19 OPTION CONNECTOR
VCC 6
35 16 PROX SOL 1
XTAL1 P1.0/CT0I A0
34 17 2 6
XTAL2 P1.1/CT1I FLOW A1 SCL
RST 15 18 REMSIL 3 5
RST P1.2/CT2I A2 SDA
19 7
P1.3/CT3I TRIGGER WP
61 20
VCC AVDD P1.4/T2 ALARM
60 21 X2402
AVSS P1.5/RT2 LOAD
59 22
ASUP AVREF+ P1.6/SCL SCL
58 23
AVREF- P1.7/SDA SDA
3 24
STADC P3.0/RXD DIN
25
P3.1/TXD CLK
1 26
P5.0/ADC0 P3.2/INT0 HIPRESS
68 27 UART INT
P5.1/ADC1 P3.3/INT1
67 28 WDI
P5.2/ADC2 P3.4/T0
66 29
P5.3/ADC3 P3.5/T1 SOLENOID
BATT SENSE 65 30 \WR AD[0..7]
P5.4/ADC4 P3.6/WR
64 31 \RD
P5.5/ADC5 P3.7/RD
ANASPARE3 63 U9 U10 U11
P5.6/ADC6
ANASPARE4 62 57 AD0 AD0 2 19 A0 A0 11 13 AD0 A0 10 11 AD0
P5.7/ADC7 P0.0/AD0 D1 Q1 A0 O0 A0 D0
56 AD1 AD1 3 18 A1 A1 10 14 AD1 A1 9 12 AD1
C62 P0.1/AD1 D2 Q2 A1 O1 A1 D1
C63 4 55 AD2 AD2 4 17 A2 A2 9 15 AD2 A2 8 13 AD2
.1uF PWM0 P0.2/AD2 D3 Q3 A2 O2 A2 D2
.1uF 5 54 AD3 AD3 5 16 A3 A3 8 18 AD3 A3 7 15 AD3
PWM1 P0.3/AD3 D4 Q4 A3 O3 A3 D3
53 AD4 AD4 6 15 A4 A4 7 19 AD4 A4 6 16 AD4
P0.4/AD4 D5 Q5 A4 O4 A4 D4
7 52 AD5 AD5 7 14 A5 A5 6 20 AD5 A5 5 17 AD5
P4.0/CSMR0 P0.5/AD5 D6 Q6 A5 O5 A5 D5
8 51 AD6 AD6 8 13 A6 A6 5 21 AD6 A6 4 18 AD6
P4.1/CSMR1 P0.6/AD6 D7 Q7 A6 O6 A6 D6
9 50 AD7 AD7 9 12 A7 A7 4 22 AD7 A7 3 19 AD7
P4.2/CSMR2 P0.7/AD7 D8 Q8 A7 O7 A7 D7
10 A8 29 A8 25
P4.3/CSMR3 A8 A8
11 39 A8 11 A9 28 12 A9 24
P4.4/CSMR4 P2.0/A08 C A9 NC A9
12 40 A9 1 A10 24 26 A10 21
P4.5/CSMR5 P2.1/A09 OC A10 NC A10
13 41 A10 A11 27 1 A11 23
P4.6/CMT0 P2.2/A10 A11 DU A11
14 42 A11 74HC573 A12 3 17 A12 2
P4.7/CMT1 P2.3/A11 A12 DU A12
43 A12 A13 30 A13 26
P2.4/A12 A13 A13
6 44 A13 A14 31 U21E A14 1
EW P2.5/A13 A14 A14
45 A14
P2.6/A14
46 A15 23 A15 11 10 20
P2.7/A15 CE CS
25 \RD 22
OE OE
2
3
4
5
6
7
RN2 47 2 \WR 27
PSEN VCC VPP WE
10K 48 74HC14
R2
R3
R4
R5
R6
R7
ALE
49 27C256 TI SN74HC14D 62256
EA
RAM ADDR 8000-FFFF
80C552 (PRM1501A)
R13
R12
R10
R11
R9
R8
SO14 U12
A0 2 28 AD0
A0 D0
A1 4 18 AD1
13
12
10
11
9
8
A1 D1
A2 6 27 AD2
A2 D2
A3 7 19 AD3
A3 D3
CONTROLLER MICORPROCESSOR A15 39 26 AD4
CEN D4
A[0..15] \WR 9 20 AD5
WRN D5
\RD 10 25 AD6
RDN D6
UART INT 24 21 AD7
INT D7
RST 38 U14
R21 RST
35 12 13 R1I
VCC RXDA R1O R1I
32 33 11 14 T1O
4.7K OP0 TXDA T1I T1O
5% 14 11 9 8 R2I
OP1 RXDB R2O R2I
31 13 10 7 T2O
OP2 TXDB T2I T2O
15
OP3 C37 .1uF
30 8 1
22pF OP4 IP0 \PROX C1+
16 5 3 C39
OP5 IP1 \NEB C1-
29 40 C38 4 2
OP6 IP2 \SIL C2+ V+ VCC
C41 17 3 5 6
OP7 IP3 C2- V-
43 \BATTEST .1uF
IP4
Y3 36 42 MAX232A C40
X1 IP5 \SELECT .1uF
VCC 3.686MHz 37 41 .1uF
X2 IP6 \APNEATIME
C42
SCC2692
D12 22pF
1N4001 UART ADDR 0
PROX SOLN
Q7
SI9410
5
6
7
8
PROX SOL 4
2
3
VCC
D13
1N4001
VCC
NEB SOLN
Q8 R22
3.3K TP7
SI9410 5% RST
5
6
7
8
D9
RST
NEB SOL 4
R23
MBRS130LT3
VCC 20K VCC
5%
2
3
U13 R24
1 16 10K
VBATT RST
2
3
4 Q2 2 15 5%
INOP VOUT RST \PWROFF
SI9400 14
WDO \WDO
5 13
BAT ON CEI
12
EXH SOLN SOURCE CEO
6 11 WDI
LOWLN WDI
7 10
5
6
7
8
OSC IN PFO
8 9
OSCSEL PFI
MAX691A
D10 JP5
1N4001
1
REAR PANEL
2
CONNECTOR
3
VCAP 4
EXH SOLN 5
6
\BATTEST
7
5
6
7
8
MAIN SOLN 1,2

8
Q1 ALARM XDUCER 3,4
Q3 9
SI9410 4 REMSIL REMOTE ALARM 5,6
10
SI9410 R1I BATTEST 7,8
11
T1O REMOTE SIL. 9,10
12
SCL RS-232 11,12
2
3
13
SDA I2C 13,14
14
\SOLENOID
R26
Q5 47
BSS138 5%
ALRMON
VCC
REMALARM K1
Q6 N.C.
BSS84
D14
SG051B00
1N4001
PCB1550 SCHEMATIC
SCH1550 (2 of 3)
11-5
SER1500 E0208
INOP
U17A
2 U20A U20C
INOP1 1 1 9
U20B U17B U17C
3 3 4 8 5 8
INOP2 2 6 10 4 10 U18
74HC02 5 6 9 6 7
1C0 1Y ALRMON
74HC00 74HC00 VCAP 5
1C1
74HC00 74HC02 74HC02 4
1C2
\SILLOCK 3
\WDO ALARM R25 1C3
10K
10 9
5% 2C0 2Y
11
2C1
12
\SILENCE 2C2
13
2C3
14
\PWROFF A
2
B
1
1G
D8 15
2G
MBRS130LT3
VCAP BACKUP ALARM/VENT INOP CIRCUIT 74HC153
\SILLOCK
\SIL
U20D
12
SOLENOID 11
\SOLENOID
13
74HC00
SOLENOID DRIVE INVERSION
U17D
11
13
EXHSOL \EXHSOL
12
74HC02
VCC
SCH1550 (3 of 3)
VCAP
PCB1550 SCHEMATIC
C57 C60 C58 SCH1550 Sheet 3 of 3
.1uF .1uF .1uF
11-6
SECTION 11
SECTION 11
PCB1570A
SER1500 D0105 11-7

MUFFLER*
73 MICRON
.030 .025
RESTRICTOR
FILTER
73 MICRON
8L
SPONT V
QUICK CONNECT FILTER
.012
5 MICRON
FILTER
MIXER
.004 .005
.004
RESTRICTORS
.004
LINE
AIR
MIXED
GAS
PRESSURE
TRANSDUCER
MIXED
PROX PURGE
GAS
FLOW
METER PROXIMAL /
MACHINE
SOLENOID
AIR 02
P
REGUL
PROXIMAL
CONNECTOR
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 11
MUFFLER*
8LPM
SPONT V
EXHAUST
.0228
LPM RESTRICTOR
EMERGENCY
VALVE RESERVOIR
IN
CYL BAG
EXH
PILOT
VALVE
FLAPPER
VALVE
MAIN
FLOW
VALVE CYL
FLOW
CONTROL
MUFFLER
IN
RESTRICTOR
.025
.0189 RESTRICTOR
NEB SOLENOID
.26mm
(.102)
RESTRICTOR
EXHALATION
PEEP SOLENOID
LATOR
NEBULIZER PATIENT
CONNECTOR EXHALATION
VALVE
OUTLET
MUFFLER*
TO POP-OFF
PATIENT VALVE
CIRCUIT
PNEUMATIC DIAGRAM
PNU1550A
11-8
3
3-WAY
TOGGLE
2
2
24 14
3
10 1
46
12 11 18
13
2
4 3
42 19
6
3
4 5 4
13 12
SPONT 9
VALVE
11
14 31
15
3
2 1
2 1
16
30
5
6
2
XD1
1
2
MASTER SOLENOID
ASSY.
CYL
3
IN
40
32
1
6
FLOW 18
CONTROLLER
ASSY.
34
17 16
39
2 3
36 1
EXH
2
49
1
2
1 2
(IN) (OUT)
7
20
1
(IN)
27
2 6
7
33
1 3
24 23
50
22
FLOW
3
BLOCK
ASSY. 3
4
5 48
PROX N
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 11
19 1 18
7
4 4 4
17
2 1 2 1 2 1 2
1 1 2 47 52 53 48
41 15 16
21
5 6 1 2 20
51 45
4 19
5
3
6 18 6
3
2
44
3
6
4
7 9
7
7 2 8
26
1 2
43
EXHAUST
9 6 PORTS
8 5
6 17
5
MIXER
11 OUTLET
PORTS
3
37 28
10 12
3 2
29
.
SPONT V2
21 FLOW
1
2 OUT
IN
21
6
55
5
20 2 OUT IN 1
25 38
4 6
FLOW
NEEDLE VALVE ASSY
3 20
NEB SOLENOID
PROX
1
2
2
54
2 2 1
(OUT) (OUT) (IN)
FLOW
10 PEEP REGULATOR
35
2 1
E100M SYSTEM
NEB. EXH-VALVE PNEUMATIC DIAGRAM
SPD1550A
11-9
JP1 (PCB1550A)
6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
N\C
PEEP
JP3
CPAP
2
1
1
A B
3
2
MANUAL
T.L. INFLATION (PCB1550A)
DEMAND
FLOW
JP6
3
1
2
FLOW
CONTRL
RATE
2
JP2
3 1 1
2 3
INSP
TIME
3 1
JP7 JP5 JP1 JP4
2
JP2 IN
D E T A I L "A"
RATE
3 3 3
1 1
2
TIME
INSP
2 2
1
FLOW
S E E DETA IL A
2 CONTROL
OUT
1
CAP
3
PEEP P
NE
SOL.
PROX
SOL.
EXH
SO
3 1
1 1 1
2 2 2 2
T.L.
DEMAND
FLOW 1
JP1
A
PCB1520A
2
MA
INFL
G3
S E E DETA IL A
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 11
REF
FUSE
+
HOLDER
J3
1
2
BATTERY
PUSH
BUTTON
3 1
1 2 2
-
EXTERNA L
BATTERY
SPEAKER
17
REF
_
4 + R
ME
OR
REF SF
AN
TR
1 2 3 7
2
REF
ALARM
1 2 3
RS232 A C E
2
1 4
B D F
REMOTE 2 3
SILENCE
1 G H
NURSE POWER
CALL 2 ENTRY
INP MODULE
5 3
G1
EB 2 3
OL. HOUR
METER
MASTER 1 2
1 SOLENOID 3
B
2 G2
ANUAL 3
LATION
MAIN 2
SWITCH 1
3
EXH
EXH
CYL
IN
13
J1
J2 G4
E100M SYSTEM WIRING

DIAGRAM
SWD1545A
11-10
12. ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS
WITH PARTS LIST
Final Assembly E100M #E100MB-X

Box Assembly #BOX1550A
Flow Block Assembly #BLK1545A
Master Solenoid Assembly #SOL1500A
Back Panel E100M #PNL1550A
Front Panel E100M #BZL1550A
Flow Controller Assembly #FCL1500A
Mixer Assembly, E100M Calibrated #MIX1725A
PEEP Needle Valve Assembly #NDL1500A
SER1500 E0208
ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS WITH PARTS LIST
2
32 1 1
2 PLCS
SHOWN 47
OPPOSITE SIDE 46
10
28
4
35
36 8
33
7 2
4 PLCS
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 12
1 6
9 PLCS
3 NEWPORT MODEL E100M INTERNAL

BATTERY
TEST
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA U.S.A.
MADE IN U.S.A.
CAUTION: U.S.A. FEDERAL LAW

15
RESTRICTS THIS DEVICE TO SALE BY
OR O N T HE O RDER O F A P HYSICIAN
14 37
TYPE 'B'
16
11 SERIAL # :
RS- 232C 34
18
ALARM EXTERNAL
LOUDNESS ALARM
SILENCE
10 0 / 120 V .14A
220/240 V .07A !
50 / 60 HZ
REMOTE
ALARM
OUTPUT
6
100/ 120 V .25A, F
220/ 240 V .10A, F
Cer tifie d t o the r equiremen ts o f the C ana dian Ele ctrical Co de. C SA
has no t i nvestig ated o ther ph ysiolo gical e ff ects. D ANGER-Explo sion
Haz ard. D o no t us e i n pr esenc e o f F lam mable ana esthe tics.
Total s ystem cha ssisrisk cu rrent shou ld no t e xc eed 100uA.
Cer tifie s elon le s e xig enc es d u c ode C ana dian de l'ele ctricit e.
L'A CNOR n'a p as e tud ie le s a utr es e ff ects ph ysiolo gique s p ossi ble s.
DANGER-RI SQUE D'EXP LOSION. Nep as em ployer en pr esenc e
d'ane sthe siq ue s i nflamable s. L e c ou rant de ris que t otal
admissi ble a u cha ssis ne noit p as dep assar 100uA.
ON LR51420 R
NRT L/C
0050
STDBY
44 25
12 13
19
11
1 49
2 PLCS
8 30
17 20
E100M Final Assembly
E100MB-X
12-1
SECTION 12
E100MB-X (120V) Part List

Part Number Description Quantity Item Number
ADH1200P INSTANT ADHESIVE, LOCTITE 411 0.00 37
ADP1500M FLOW BLOCK ADAPTOR 1.00 11
BKT147M POWER CORD BRACKET 1.00 18
BOX1550A BOX ASSY - E100M 1.00 01
BZL1550A FRONT BEZEL ASSY 1.00 02
CAP100A CAP ASSY, RESERVOIR OUTLET 1.00 30
CAP1013P CAP- 25 PIN SOCKET 1.00 16
CAP1503P CAP, REMOTE ALARM SILENCE, E100M 1.00 34
FUS1504P FUSE, 250 mA, E100M 2.00 22
GRS129P GREASE - MCG129 CHRISTO-LUBE 0.00 13
HIN1545M HINGE, BOX E100M 1.00 33
NUT600P #6-32 LOCKWASHER NUT 1.00 36
NUT832P 8-32 NYLON INSERT NUTS S/S 1.00 28
ORG1001P O-RING 1.00 12
PLG1201P CAPLUG-OUTLET- COMPASS 1.00 35
PNL1550A ASSY, BACK PANEL - E100M 1.00 03
POP1500A POP-OFF VALVE ASSY, E100M 1.00 41
PRM1550A-A EPROM ASSY, MONITOR E100M 1.00 24
PRM1551A-A EPROM ASSEMBLY, CONTROLLER, E100M 1.00 23
PWR1500P POWER CORD, E100M 1.00 17
SCK5150P SCREW, KNOB 516-18 X 1.5 LONG 1.00 08
SCT0408M SCREW, M4 - POWDERCOATED 2.00 32
SCT0408P SCREW, METRIC - M4 X 8MM 10.00 06
SHM1500M Left Shim, Front Panel 1.00 46
SHM1501M Right Shim, Front Panel 1.00 47
TOL1500P TORX L-KEY, T-20 1.00 48
TOL1501P TORX L-KEY, T-25 1.00 27
TOL1515P TORX L-KEY, T-15 1.00 26
TYR100P TYWRAP SMALL 0.00 10
WTR305A WATER TRAP ASSY 1.00 25
SER1500 E0208 12-2

29
31 3 PL
39
33
2 18
4 PLCS
19
N
EW
N MO R T
P
13 5 I
50 5
51
30
F
1O
.50 2
.60
.40
.70
.80
1.0
0
SEE DE
TAIL A
17
30
2 PLCS
35
25
26
52
37 2 9
2 PLCS 4P
LC
S
34
3 16
36
2 PLCS
2 PLCS
39
15
2
2 PLCS
14
12 13 10
5
11 13 5
42
2 PLCS
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 12
21 43 6
LCS
39 20
24 4
4 PLCS
28
23
40
46
24 7
28
3
8
26
REF 46
22 44 7
7 PLCS
47 44
2 PLCS
41 1
10
G
38 39
W
B
R
4 PLCS
4
1
1 REF
32
6
13 5
1
5
7 12
2 PLCS
12 4
24 4
3 PLCS
49
DETAIL A
8
SCALE = NON
E E100M Box Assembly
2 PLCS
BOX1550A
12-3
SECTION 12
BOX1550A Part List

HNG100P HINGE 333 1.00 04
SHF500M TOGGLE SWITCH SHAFT 1.00 05
PST100M DELRIN POST 1.00 06
SCP4031P SCREW, PHILLIPS PAN HEAD 440 X .312 LONG 2.00 07
WSH700P #4 INT TOOTH LOCKWASHER 4.00 08
VLV150P ELECT. INTERFACE VLV CLIPPARD 1.00 09
ELB400P ELBOW DYNAMCO 1/16T X 1/8M 1.00 10
FTG880P FITTING BRASS 1/8 NPT/#3 BARB 2.00 11
ELB908P ELBOW- 1/8T X 1/8M 1.00 12
PPS1000P PIPE PASTE- LOX 8 0.00 13
BKT1503M BRACKET, SPONT. VALVE 1.00 14
SCF8025P SCREW, 8-32 X .25 FLAT HEAD PHILLIPS SS 2.00 15
SCP8037P SCREW, PHILLIPS PAN HEAD 4.00 18
SOL1500A MASTER SOLENOID ASSY, E100M 1.00 19
BOX1525M POWER BOX, E100M 1.00 20
STO1525P STANDOFF, M4 X 63M 7.00 22
BLK1555M EXTENSION ARM BLOCK 1.00 23
CON200P CONNECTOR 1/8T X 10-32M 3.00 28
GKT1501M BLEED FITTING GASKET 1.00 29
MUF160P MUFFLER CLIPPARD 3.00 31
CON1525P CONNECTOR, PWR CABLE 1.00 32
BKT1501M EXH. VALVE, BRACKET 1.00 34
CLP1500P SPRING CLIP, EXH VLV 1.00 35
SCF8087P SCREW, PHILLIPS FLATHEAD 832 X .875 LONG 2.00 36
ADH222P LOCTITE, SMALL SCREW THREADLOCKER 0.00 39
GRM1500P GROMMET, POWER BOX 1.00 40
CBL1500A POWER CABLE 1.00 41
SST1500A STRAP, RETAINER, E100M 1.00 42
ADH108P ADHESIVE- SEALANT 0.00 43
WSH001P #8 FLATWASHER .174X.375X.032 S 9.00 44
ADP1540M POLE MOUNT BLOCK 1.00 17
NUTL832P Lockwasher Nut #832 4.00 38
ADH1225P ADHESIVE LOCTITE 425 0.00 46
NUTLM04P Locknut - M4 2.00 47
CPL1501P Demand Coupling Insert 1.00 25
CPL1500P Demand Coupling 1.00 26
ADH290P ADHESIVE- THREADLOCKER 0.00 48
SER1500 E0208 12-4

BOX1550A Part List - continued

WSH1504P Washer - #4 SST 1.00 49
VLV1506A Valve Assy - Spont V. 1.00 03
BOX1550M MAIN BOX, E100M 1.00 01
MIX1725A MIXER ASSY 1.00 33
ELB300M MODIFIED ELBOW 1.00 50
DCV1700P DEMAND CHECK VALVE 1/8" NPT TO OXYGEN 1.00 51
WSH650P #6 INT TOOTH LOCKWASHER 410SS 2.00 52
SCR620P SCREW 6-32 X 3/16 BUTT SOC SS 2.00 37

GKT1526P Gasket, Extruded, Neoprene Rubber, Black, 2.50 21
40 +/-5 Durometer
12-5 SER1500 E0208

SER1500 E0208
SECTION 12
Flow Block Assembly

BLK1545A
12-6
SECTION 12
BLK1545A Parts List

BLK1500M MAIN FLOW BLOCK 1.00 01

BLK1501M OUTLET FLOW BLOCK, E100M 1.00 02
FTG1545M FLOW BLOCK FITTING 1.00 03
GKT1500M FLOW BLOCK GASKET 1.00 06
PLG1500M MAIN FLOW BLOCK, PLUG 1.00 08

ORG1500P O-RING, .55 ID x .070 1.00 09
SCP6150P SCREW, 6-32 X 1.5 PHILLIPS 2.00 10

MUF160P MUFFLER CLIPPARD 1.00 11
ORG1003P O-RING- SILICONE 1.00 13
VLV900M INTAKE UMBRELLA VALVE 1.00 14
CRV1002M CARRIER FLOW 1.00 15

SCP2025P SCREW PH PAN HEAD 256 X .250 LONG 4.00 16
CM1270 ONE WAY VALVE 1.00 07

MUF1502M MUFFLER/FILTER (MODIFIED) E100 1.00 04
SER1500 E0208 12-7

SECTION 12
9 6
12∞±5∞
A
8 10
7 TOP VIEW
SCALE: NONE
3
6
45∞±5∞ REF
60∞±5∞
VIEW A-A
SCALE : NONE
6
5
10
EXH
EXH
CYL
IN
4
10
10
Master Solenoid
PART OF ITEM 1 Assembly
4 PLCS
FRONT VIEW
SOL1500A
SCALE: NONE
SER1500 E0208 12-8

SECTION 12
SOL1500A Parts List

BMS820P BASE MASTER SOLENOID 1.00 1
SOL200P HUMPHREY VALVE 1.00 2
FTG125M MDFY BARB FITTING 1.00 3
PLG500P PLUG- HEX PARKER 1.00 4
ELB200P ELBOW 3/8 TUBE X 1/4 NPT 1.00 5
VLV1501P VALVE, SOLENOID 1.00 7
MFD1500M MANIFOLD MFD100P MDFY 1.00 8
ELB500P DYNAMCO ELBOW 1/16T X 10-32M 1.00 9
SER1500 E0208 12-9

27
5
4 2 PLCS
D CK
RE BA NE
L
(+) PA
CK
BLA
(-)
25
CA
U
RE TIO
S N
TO TRIC : U
S T .S
OF ALE S TH .A. F
A P BY IS D ED
HY OR EV ERA
SIC ON IC LL
IAN TH E AW
. EO
RD
ER
10 26
TY
PE
"B
"
28
REF
17
16
15
REF
19
4
29
21
11
13
32
12
23
23
REF
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 12
5
6 7
4
4 PLCS 3
2 3
2 PLCS
9 2
4 PLCS
30
1
26
REF 2
28
15
INT
E
BA RNA
TT L
TE ERY
ST
19 REF
2 PLCS
18
2 21
REF
33
22
29
REF
14 4
1
E100M Back Panel
PNL1550A
12-10
SECTION 12
PNL1550A Parts List

XFM1500P TRANSFORMER 1.00 03
BAT1500A BATTERY AND LABEL 1.00 04
GKT1502P GASKET, CLOSED CELL FOAM 0.50 05
PCB1530A POWER PCB, E100M 1.00 06
MOD1500P POWER ENTRY MODULE/FUSE 1.00 08
CAP1500P VENT, CAP 1.00 10
SWI1500P SWITCH, SINGLE POLE 1.00 11
SWI1501P SWITCH, ROCKER COVER 1.00 12
PSP100M POWER SWITCH PROTECTOR 1.00 13
RVP1005M POT- CLAROSTAT 1.00 15
CAP1200P KNOB CAP- GRAY 1.00 16
KNB1200P KNOB- 1/8'- GRAY 1.00 17
CON1500P RS232 CONNECTOR 1.00 18
SLK1001P FEM SCREW LOCK (PKG OF 2) 1.00 19
CON1002P RECEPTACLE 1.00 21
CON1503P CONNECTOR, NURSE CALL 1.00 22
CAP1501P CAP, NURSE CALL 1.00 23
HND1500P POCKET PULL FLUSH HANDLE 1.00 25
SWI1510P SWITCH, PUSHBUTTON 1.00 26
BZR1001P BUZZER 1.00 28
MTR1501P HOUR METER, SHIELDED 1.00 29
PPR1500M AC MODULE INSULATOR 1.00 30
ADH222P LOCTITE, SMALL SCREW THREADLOCKER 0.00 31
GND001P STUD, GROUNDING 1.00 32
NUT006P bUT, 6MM W/LOCKWASHER 1.00 33
PNL1518M BACK PANEL, E100M 1.00 01
SER1500 E0208 12-11

SECTION 12
24
26 3
31 2 PLCS
6 PLCS
7 PLCS 45
IN
IN IN
39
25
53
1 52
13 66
49
PIN 1
41
41
REF
63
4 PLCS
33
10 21
23
30 MO
DE
54 SP
ON
T
SP
ON
T
+A
10 21
SIM PN
EA
V A/C
A/C
64
23 13 8 3 PLCS
REF
30
V (l
/m
in)
20 30
10
40
5
MIN 50
13 T
60 I (se
REF
MA c)
X 1.0 1.5
70
11
10 80
0 0.5
90 2.0
12 0.1 (b/m
in)
2.5 20
14
30
TIM
MA E-L
NU IM 3.0 10 40
AL DE
MA ITED
ND 60
LFO
0.3 W
0.5 80
1
8
0.1 0.7 10
0
12
0
9 0
10
1.0
30
12
3 PLCS
58
17
18
28
9
23
27
40
42
46
58 29
23
36
37 4
2 PLCS
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 12
2
J3 ON COMPONENT SID
E
16 3 9
3 15 6 PLCS
4 PLCS
1 11 3 56
10 35
2 PLCS
65
12
62
2 PLCS
4
IN
13
80 90
70 10
0
11
50 0
40 12
0
30
OUT
10
0
-10
30 6
31
68
FLOW
67 6
21
69
30
3
16 3 9
2 PLCS
26 3
3 43
2 PLCS
17
REF
44
55
32
34
33
2 PLCS
21
30 3 PLCS
31
E100M Front Panel

1
BZL1550A
50
NOTE 5 DETAIL
2 PLCS REF
SCALE: 2=1
12-12
SECTION 12
BZL1550A Parts List

PCB1550A Main PCB, E100MB 1.00 02
PCB1520A LOWER DISPLAY PCB, E100M 1.00 03
MAN1540M DISPLAY DIGITAL MANOMETER W/EL 1.00 04
BACKLIGHT
GKT1503M GASKET, MANOMETER E100M 1.00 05
RVP310P POT 1% LINEAR 3.00 06
NUT200M FRICTION POT MTG NUT 2.00 08
ORG400P O-RING BUNA .014 3.00 09
KNB1550P KNOB POINTER COMBO. 2.00 10
KNB210P SELCO-KNOB 21MM PLAIN 1.00 11
CAP210P SELCO CAP PLAIN- LARGE- GRAY 3.00 12
FCL1500A FLOW CONTROLLER ASSY, E100M 1.00 13
PTR1001M POINTER MOLDED 1.00 14
STO1505P STANDOFF, 4-40 4.00 15
GRD1500M GUARD, MANUAL BUTTON 1.00 18
NUT300P HEX PANEL NUTS 3/8-32 7.00 21
CAP150P SELCO CAP PLAIN- SMALL- GRAY 5.00 23
SOL1501P SOLENOID - PROX 2.00 24
OUT345M OUTLET NEB (PROX) 1.00 27
OUT335M EXP OUTLET 1.00 28
OUT360M OUTLET PROX 1.00 29
WSH500P 3/8 WASHER SHAKEPROOF 12.00 30
BLK1502M BLOCK, POP OFF 1.00 32
BLK1545A FLOW BLOCK ASSY 1.00 34
STO1510P STANDOFF, DISPLAY BRD 2.00 35
BLK1504M FLOW BLOCK BEZEL, E100M 1.00 36
WSH1510P WASHER, MODE SWITCH 1.00 39
NUT150M SMALL FRICTION NUT 1.00 40
KNB1500P KNOB, 15MM WITH LINE 1.00 42
STO1501P STAND OFF, PEEP 2.00 43
RES148P RESTRICTOR- RF148 1.00 45
KNB1501P KNOB 15MM 3/16" GRAY, E100M 1.00 46
GKT1505P GASKET, UPPER BOX 0.56 49
SER1500 E0208 12-13

BZL1550A Parts List- continued

LBL1500P LABEL, DISPLAY BOARD - E100M 2.00 50
GKT1502P GASKET, CLOSED CELL FOAM 0.08 51
ADH290P ADHESIVE- THREADLOCKER 0.00 52
SAD200M MODE SW ADAPTOR 1.00 53
KNB1100P KNOB 1/8' 1.00 54
TUB1500P TUBING, SILICONE 0.70 55
STO1500P STANDOFF, PCB 2.00 56
ADH222P LOCTITE, SMALL SCREW 0.00 57
THREADLOCKER
WSH1020P WASHER 2.00 62
WSH1511P Washer - Nylon .050 Thick 4.00 63
PCB1511A Display PCB, E100M 1.00 01
SCP4015P Screw, Fillister Phillips 440x.156 8.00 16
KNB155P Knob, 15mm w/skirt 2.00 64
GID1500M Guideplate, LED 1.00 65
PCB1570A Adaptor PCB - E100M 1.00 66
SOL1503P Solenoid, Nebulizer, Hi-Flow 1.00 25
BZL1549A BEZEL PANEL SUB-ASSY 1.00 41
BKT1513M E100M Peep Regulator Bracket 1.00 67
REG1504P Regulator, 60 psi 1.00 68
RES144P RESTRICTOR 1/16 X 10-32 .44MM 1.00 69
NDL1500A Needle Valve Assy 1.00 44
SWI1502A SWITCH ASSY, PUSHBUTTON 1.00 17
12-14 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 12
SEE DE
TAIL A
1 B 2
IN
4 4
1 3
2
2 3
OUT 4
1 4
VIEW B-B
6 8
2
7
NUT 3 9
5
5 6
7 3
BRACKET MOUNTING
SCREWS (2 P
LCS) 2
DETAIL "A"
Flow Controller Assembly

FCL1500A
SER1500 E0208 12-15

SECTION 12
FCL1500A Parts List

BKT550M FLOW CONTROLLER POT BKT 1.00 07
RVP410M POT 6637S-445-502 1.00 06
ORG150P METRIC O-RING 7.5MM X 2MM 2.00 03
FTG300M FITTING FCL 2.00 02
FCL250P FLOW CONTROL W/POT IND. 1.00 01
SCP02505P Screw M2.5 X 5mm Flathead Phillips 0.00 08
WSH500P 3/8 WASHER SHAKEPROOF 1.00 09
WSH1210M Washer, Pot Mounting 1.00 10
SER1500 E0208 12-16

77 81
57
56
(15)
54
81
17 2X
30 2X
21 2X
20 83 2X
38 2X
22 2X
ALARM PISTON
ASSEMBLY
PROPORTIONAL
1 2X
VALVE ASSEMBLY
3 2X
44
43 2X
67
2X 6
2X 45 82
5
2X 83 25 83 2X
30 2X
46
31
48 2X
73 2X
47 25
DETAIL 90 2X
POPORTIONAL 32 99 2X
BLOCK
ASSEMBLY 4X 33
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 12
DETAILED 72
REGULATOR (ITEM 79, 1.0"LG)
ASSEMBLY 78
(ITEM 79, 3" LG) 79
(4 1/4" LG)
59
(ITEM 79, 1.0"LG)
15 2 X
58
100
(58)
(58)
1.20 1
AFFIX & CENTER
LABEL
85
69
55 82
19
82 WARNING:
68 Condensed water in the air
supply can cause malfunction
of this device.
MEDICAL OXYGEN
AIR O2
VIEW A-A
LABEL
LOCATION
SCALE: NONE
MIXER ASSEMBLY
MIX1725A
12-17
SECTION 12
MIX1725A Parts List

ORG1707P O-RING, 2-012 2.00 06
CKV1700P CHECK VALVE 2.00 17
SHF1725M CAM SHAFT 1.00 19
ORG200P O-RING BUNA 2.00 20
BRG1701P BALL BEARING, SS, 3/16" 2.00 21
ROD1700M PUSH ROD, VALVE 2.00 22
ORG1705P O-RING, 2-018 4.00 30
NUT1700M NUT, CALIBRATION 2.00 32
SCR1703P SCREW, CAP, M4 X 20mm 4.00 33
SPR1705P SPRING, ALARM 2.00 38
BLK1702M BLOCK, GAS INLET 1.00 44
FTR1700P FILTER, CONICAL, BLUE 2.00 45
FTG1700M FITTING, AIR DISS 1.00 46
FTG1700A FITTING, OXYGEN INLET 1.00 47
SCR1704P SCREW, CAP, M5 X 25mm 2.00 48
WSH1700P WASHER, TEFLON 2.00 55
BLK1725M BLOCK, PROPORTIONAL 1.00 56
GKT1700M GASKET, CROSSOVER, MIXER 2.00 57
REG1700P REGULATOR, MINI 1.00 58
BKT1725M REGULATOR MOUNTING BRACKET 1.00 59
ORG1709P O-RING, 2-015 1.00 77
HSG1726M FRONT HOUSING 1.00 62
TUB100P CLEAR URE TUBING 1/16 X 1/8 1.00 79
HSG1725A BACK HOUSING ASSY 1.00 64
CAP1725M CAM BUTTON 1.00 68
PLT1725M THRUST PLATE 1.00 69
RES1505P .005 RESTRICTOR - POLYSULF, E100M 1.00 72
SCR1725P SCREW, 8-32 X .25 LG POWDERCOATED 2.00 76
TEE100P TEE T2 MEMCO FITTING 1.00 78
SER1500 E0208 12-18

MIX1725A Parts List - continued

ORG1708P O-RING, 2-011 3.00 81
GRS1700P LUBE, ACCROLUBE-FG 0.00 82
PLG400P PLUG VENT JET HSG CLIPPARD 2.00 90
LBL1701P Label, Serial Number 2.00 91
WSH1704P Washer, Internal Toothlock 1.00 100
SCR1707P CAP SCREW, M5 X 55mm 4.00 84
PLG1725P PLUG, 5/8" NICKEL PLATED 1.00 66
SCR1728P SCREW, BTN HD M3 X .5 X 8 MM LG 2.00 70
SCR1726P SCREW, FL HD M5 X .08 X 10 MM LG 2.00 80
SCR1727P SCREW, FL HD M3 X .5 X 8 MM LG 2.00 85
NUT832P 8-32 NYLON INSERT NUTS S/S 2.00 87
BLK1703M Block, Valve Seat 1.00 31
CAP210P SELCO CAP PLAIN- LARGE- GRAY 1.00 102
KNB1550P KNOB POINTER COMBO. 1.00 65
PLG1702P PLUG - 1/8 NPT TAP. THREAD 2.00 103
PNL1725A ASSEMBLY, FRONT PANEL OVERLAY 1.00 60
WSH1705Q Washer, #10 Countersunk 2.00 104
ALM1725S ALARM REPLACEMENT 1.00 54
GKT1800P GASKET, M5 2.00 73
PPV1700A PROPORTIONAL VALVE ASSY 2.00 03
PST1700A ALARM PISTON ASSY 2.00 01
BMA1700A BALANCE MODULE ASSY 1.00 02
GLP100P INSULATING VARNISH- GLYPTOL 0.00 99
SPR1725M Spring, Mixer 1.00 67
ADH222P LOCTITE, SMALL SCREW 0.00 105
THREADLOCKER
12-19 SER1500 E0208

SECTION 12
1 2
3
A 4 B
A B
1
1
5
PART OF
2 ITEM 1
2 REF
REF
VIEW A-A VIEW B-B 1
REF
1 REF
PEEP NEEDLE VALVE

ASSEMBLY
NDL1500A
SER1500 E0208 12-20

SECTION 12
NDL1500A Parts List

NDL1500P Needle Valve 1.00 1
RVP1500P 10 TURN POTENTIOMETER 1.00 2
BKT1504M Bracket, Peep Valve 1.00 3
GER1510P Gear,Peep, !/4 " hub 1.00 4
GER1511P Gear,Peep, 3/16" hub 1.00 5
SER1500 E0208 12-21

13. REPACKING AND SHIPPING
INSTRUCTIONS
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 1
RGA (Return Goods Authorization) . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 1
Packaging: Complete Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 1
Packaging: Parts or Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 - 1
SER1500 E0208
SECTION 13
INTRODUCTION
This section will help ensure that returns are properly packaged, the risk
of shipping damage is reduced and that the return is delivered to the
correct Department within Newport Medical Instruments. Please follow
the instructions below. This will help you avoid any inconveniences or
delays when returning merchandise.
RGA (Return Goods Authorization)

1. All returns to Newport Medical Instruments must have an RGA
number assigned. Returning goods without an RGA number could
delay service, replacement or credit issues.
2. To obtain an RGA number please call Newport Medical Instruments during
business hours (800.451.3111 or 714.427.5811). Dial extension 500 for any
parts or products being returned to the Technical Service Department
for maintenance, warranty or non-warranty repairs. Dial extension 282
(Customer Service Department) for all other returns or FAX your
request to 714.427.0489, attention Customer Service.
PACKAGING: COMPLETE UNIT

1. When returning an E100M Ventilator, the original box and packaging
must be used. If you do not have the original box and packaging,
please contact the Technical Service Department at extension 500 to
have one shipped to you.
2. Remove all accessories from the ventilator except for the air inlet
water trap.
3. Do not ship any accessories unless they are requested by a Technician.
4. Once the ventilator is sealed in the box, write the RGA number on the
shipping label.
5. When addressing the shipping label, use the following address:
Newport Medical Instruments, Attention: Receiving Dept., 1620
Sunflower Avenue, Costa Mesa, California, USA 92626.
PACKAGING: PARTS OR ACCESSORIES

1. When returning any parts or accessories, please package them in a
large enough box that the parts or accessories can be wrapped in a
sufficient amount of packaging material.
2. Once the parts or accessories are sealed in the box, write the RGA
number on the shipping label.
3. When addressing the shipping label, use the following address:
Newport Medical Instruments, Attention: Receiving Dept., 1620
Sunflower Avenue, Costa Mesa, California, USA 92626.
NOTE: When calling Newport Medical Instruments regarding a return,

please have your assigned RGA number available to avoid any delays in
answering your inquiry.
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Newport Medical Instruments, Inc.

NEWPORT E100M VENTILATOR

NEWPORT MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC.

SER1500 E0208 iii

Section 12 . . . . ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS WITH PARTS LIST

Section 13 . . . . REPACKAGING AND SHIPPING INSTRUCTIONS

Operator’s Responsibility for Patient Safety . . . . 1 - 1

OPERATOR’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR PATIENT SAFETY

The stated expressed warranties are in lieu of all other warranties,

SER1500 E0208 1-1

The Newport E100M Ventilator is guaranteed to be free of defects for

1. Defects caused by misuse, mishandling, tampering, or by

2. Rubber and plastic components and materials are warranted to be

Any product which proves to be defective in workmanship or material

Application of this warranty is subject to the following conditions:

1 Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. or its authorized representatives

2. Defective material or equipment must be returned to Newport

3. Examination by Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. or its authorized

In order to assure complete protection under this warranty, the

The above is the sole warranty provided by Newport Medical

1-2 SER1500 E0208

Caution A Caution statement designates the possibility of minor or

NOTE: A NOTE provides additional information intended to avoid

Inspection: examination of actual condition

Please review all warnings and cautions outlined in this manual

WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS

General Warnings To maintain grounding integrity, connect only to a “hospital grade”

DANGER, there is a risk of explosion if used in the presence of

All settings and adjustments in the different modes of ventilation have to

Newport Medical Instruments, Inc. cannot warrant or endorse the safe

We recommend contacting the manufacturers/distributors of third party

SER1500 E0208 1-3

Do not use antistatic or electrically conductive patient circuits. Always

1-4 SER1500 E0208

The E100M Ventilator is guaranteed to perform within specification when

SER1500 E0208 1-5

FACTORY MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR

Phone Numbers: 800.451.3111 Toll free within the United States

Fax Numbers: 1.714.427.0489

Web Site: www.ventilators.com email: Info@ventilators.com

Department Extensions: Customer Service Department: 282

1-6 SER1500 E0208

NEWPORT MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC.

IMPORTANT: Complete and return the attached business reply card to

Serial No. __________________ Model No. ________________

NEWPORT MEDICAL INSTRUMENTS, INC.

Contact Name ________________________ Title__________________________

Facility Name ________________________________________________________

City ____________________________ State______ Zip Code ______________

Telephone________________________ Fax ______________________________

Model No. ____________________________ Type ________________________

Serial No. ____________________________ Date Purchased ________________

Purchased From ______________________________________________________

Purchase Order No. __________________________________________________

Total patient range:

Full Mode Selection:

*DuoFlowPLUS (Intermittent Spontaneous Flow + Time-Limited Demand

Good balance of simplicity and capability:

SER1500 E0208 2-1

SYMBOLS / LABELING TABLE

Select Button Low Battery Alarm Indicator

2-2 SER1500 E0208

SYMBOLS / LABELING TABLE

Serial No. __ Model No.

Contact Name Title__

City ____________ State Zip Code

Telephone Fax ______

Model No. ____ Type

Serial No. ____________ Date Purchased