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    MANUAL SERVICE ELECTROCARDIOGRAFO E350i

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    Burdick, Inc. 15 Pumb sireet Miton, Wi $3563 US.A. (608) 868-6000 — ‘TO RESPONSIBLE SERVICE PERSONNEL: The contents of this document are not bing. If any significant diffrences Between the product and this document are encountered regarding service rk contact Bunk no further information, We reser the right to malty products without amending this deument or adeise ing the usr We recommend using authorised Burdick personne forall service an repair, and the use of Burdick exchange pts. or gente spare parts Burk wil rot aer= tse assume responsiblity for he materials ued, the work pxfrmed a foray pose conseunces theo. This product has ben carefully designd to provide a high degre of safety and Alepenbiity, However, we ca not guarantee against the deletion of myo tents de to aging end normal or ‘Sovvice Manual CONTENTS 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.4 Basic System Description. 1.2 Block Olagram 113 Specicatons. 2 SERVICE 2.4 Tools and Test Equipment. 22 Solely and Service Cautens 23 Special Functions, 2.4 Printhoad Votage Adjustment 3 PROBLEM SOLVING 3.1 Troubleshooting 3.1.1 Display 3.1.2 Primer 3.2 Wavetorns, 3.3 Cannactor Pingu and Jump 4 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES. 4.1 Ramoal and Rapacenent 2A.s top encour 4013 Reyooar 8 LSD Asem 4.1.4 Motor. ” 48 Pome 418 Orme nt, 47 Que cones 418 Logie Pos. 448 Sb Baty io ruses 24 (Opts) Faxiodam BOB. 42 Exploded ews 48 panos 5 MAINTENANCE 5.1 Praventiv Maintenance. ‘5.1.1 Visual inspection 512 Cleaning 5.13 Power Cable ‘5.14 Patient Cable. 5.2 Printhead '58 Chassis Leakage Current Check ‘54 Patent Leakage Curent Check. ‘9-22 23-28 2 25 2 25 25 6 THEORY OF OPERATION 6.4 Logic PCB. 6.1.1 Power Supply 8.1.2 Amplifier - Microprocessor & Memory 8.4.3 Amplifier - Analog Front End. 8.1.4 Logic - Microprocessor & Memory 8.15 Logic - 10 Functions, 8.16 Printhead Loading 6.17 Pinhead Sraba 8.18 Logic POS Block Diagram 662 (Optional) Fax Modem PCB. 17 SCHEMATICS AND COMPONENT DIAGRAM. 714 Logie POB Schematic (tof 10). 722 Logie POB Schematic (201 10). 73 Logie PCB Schema (8010) 74 Logie POB Schematic (4.0! 10) 75 Loge PGB Schematic (5 of 10), 76 Loge POB Schematic (60! 10), 77 Logie POB Schematic? of 10), 78 Logie POB Schomatic (of 10), 79 Logie PCB Schematic (0 10, 7.40 Logic PCB Schematc (10 of 10) 7.11 Logie PCB Component Diagram 7.12 (Optional) Fax Modem PCB Schematic 7-18 (Qpional) Fax Modem PCB Component Diagram BURDICK £350 Electocardiogra0h REBBBBERSS 8BBBB8 33 3 33 2 ‘Seva Manuat 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1 BASIC SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ‘The BURDICK E250 is a mut-channel interpretive clecrocarsiograph capable of acquiring data tom alte ECG leads simultaneously. A thermal aay Printing system is use to print standard elecrocer- ‘lograms and interpretive dats. Also, an optional’ Internal fax modem enables fe electocardiograph to send records via he telephone line o a remct> faxmectine 1.2 BLOCK DIAGRAM BURDICK E350) Logic PC BOARD ‘Tha main culty for the BURDICK E350 located on thetogie PCB (printed circuit boar). Analog ECG input signals are sampled, buffered, and ‘ampifed before boing conver to agit avel, A fiber etc nk connects the signals toa pre-proces- 80% which is connectod to ne logic microprocessor by a patalelinterface. The logic miccopocessor contr the enire system, including nputtouput functens. ‘Te operator prompts and menus appear on a ine by 40.charactor quid erstal display Users ‘9 provided by means of amamborane switch key. Bad: ECG recordings and interpretive data are ph ed bythe printer assembly, which consss ofa 26mm thermal array printhead and a de moto f> Pasi trowrTon irae PHONE LINE Favoonon Psowe BURDICK E3601 ELECTROCARDIOGRAPH 1.3 SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions: eign Power Requrements Environmental temperature relative humiaty armosphere pressure Acquistion lead selection moses frequency response input impedance lctrode offset tolerance ald conversion sampling rato Printout paper type art speeds printout formats lead marking printout dovice paper dimension Sate ‘conforms o standards leakage current dftatr protection BURDICK £350 Elecrocansiograoh 45° 15.25" 18" 4114 men 387 mm x 457 mm 191s. (869) 120/240 VAC, 50/60 Hz. 100 VA 10°C 10 40°C (operating) 34°C to 70°C (storage) 20% 10 75%, non-condensing (operating) 25% 1 95%, non-condensing (storage). ‘525 mm Hg 1 795 mem Hg (Operating) 8375 men Hig to 795 mm Hg (Storage) 1.0, aVR, aVL, aN V1, V2, V8, V4, VB uo, manual ‘avis o exceeds AMI standard (uitered) (0.05 10 30 He, -3 dB (iter) > 50 megohms oom 5uVi5B ‘500 por second thermal 5,25, 60 mnis 3.4,or6chame's impiined for each lead above its waveform 2m thermal dot array a5 by IT Zod (F210 mm by $00 men Zl CSA.C22.2 No, 125.441964 Patient < 10 A, chassis < 100 WA 10.5000 \, 400 J (Roating ECG input) Senco Manual 2 SERVICE 2.1 TOOLS AND TEST EQUIPMENT The BURDICK E350! requires ony standard elec- tronics tools for mainnance tothe board level. The folowing is list of suggested tst equipment. The test equipment should be calibrated periodically ‘and bein good epat. Digital Mutimeter Leakage Current Motor Safety Analyzer Osolloscone Eloctronio Heat Simulator Ant-static Worksiaon 2.2 SAFETY AND SERVICE CAUTIONS. (CAUTION — Mains voage is prosent on the Logic: ‘PCB, Mains voltage can be encountered atthe toro, fuses, power switch, and primary sie of Ine pomer ransformer Aways onsure thatthe Luni unplugged wnanaver you are alsassem- bing Ie BURDICK E3501 uses EMOS nggrated ei cuits and caution must be taken during mante- nance procedures to prevent damage which ‘can be caused by static elactriciy Ago, the printhead is senstive to stato. Anant. statc work surface i recommended. se ony Burdick approved thormal ECG recording paper Wax-coaled or bush coated paper wit damage the printhead. 23 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS ‘A number of special nctons ae avaltable to ai in Servicing the BUROICK E250. These functions ae ‘accossod by activating he Systom Sel Test Menu 8 flows: 1. From the Main Manu, press the function key locatad bolow tne word PAT" 2. tor the Patient Data monu appears, press “T (45) onthe keyboard 3. Next the System Sal Test Menu appears. This menu nas two sereens, Tha “<<” and “>55>" keys move back and forth between ‘hese greene. The RIN kay raurns othe Main Meru, Not: Use the function key farthest to he right {0 extindividual tests (oven tough “RIN & not ‘aways displayed on the LCD above tho ky). Theso special unctons are avaliable PHVT — Adjusts ne printnead vitage (ee section 24). ‘GHOL — Tests the queuing hole sensor ckeuts ‘The words ‘paper or ‘no paper" are displayed, according 10 whoo or nol paper is detected ‘The sonsor can be checked by manvaly inset. ing and removing a sheet of papat To quit, ‘ress the rightmost uncton ke. 5YST—Intates an automatic tet which veries the RAM, EPROM, printhead soba, and front fend circuits. The message “Tests Compete” appears whan the testis done. Than, tho Main Menus displayed, PANT — Produces a ¢-page print tost. Fast, 2 ‘agonal ine is printed. I should be inspected for continuity. Facing atthe top or boom o the |age incicates that he printhead ie masigned. Invdual ots oF groups of dots wih do nok pintindlcatea probiom with the printhead oon- tal cicuity oF the printhead isa Now, paper speed accuracy's tested by mea- ‘suring a horizontal ine pint fr 10 seoonds ata speed of 25 mm/s. The line length should be 250 mm 45 mm ‘Then, gain calbrations of 20,10, and S min ‘ate printed fr paper speeds of 5,25, and mms. The paper runs for2saconds at each speed. Finally the character sets printed To qu, ress te righimast function key -ERRL— Displays an eror log on tho LCD, Many ‘ilerent err messages are possible, Contact Burdick you are unable to inarpet partou- lac message. To qui, press the ighimost une- ton key. [NOTE — The folowing special functone are for fac: fry uso nly and shoud not be used inthe Hol HUN. VAGN, and ERC. 2.8 PRINTHEAD VOLTAGE ADJUSTMENT Because indvidual printheads vary in osistance, the printhead voltage adjustments necessary whenever the Logie PB or pinhead has been replaced. Make the adjusimont a flows: 1. Remove the top enclosure as described in sec- tion 4:11, Locate R4 atop right comer of the ‘board, nar two large capacitors and the pin ‘ead Connector (eter o Section 7.17) 2. Engure hat he ac power Is ON. From the Main Monu, pres th function kay ocatod below the word "PAT BURDICK £250) Electocarciograph ‘Alter the Patient Data menu appears, pross "T™ (#5) on te Keyboard. Then, select "PHVT™ fom tne System Sef Test Menu ‘Compare he displayed valuo (resistance in ‘fmm to the valve indicated onthe prinhoad. ‘Adjust RA unl the displayed valve fs as close 18 possible (£7 0) 10 the value Incicated on the printhead \Whontnshed, press the ighimost function key ‘wont, Service Manvel 3 PROBLEM SOLVING 3.1 TROUBLESHOOTING Past experince has shown theta large percentage ‘of service calls re due o poor ECG technique and broken cables, Bore disassembling the eter Cardiograph, ensue that technique and fauty {bes aro elirinatod as the sours ofthe problem, Fler to the Operators Manual for adatona ior. 1 Display |= Cananaee) BURDICK E350 Elecrocardiograph 3.1.2 Printer ( sac une ou senson smorensinnsaTsez, | _(—renacetoncrce —) Ze BURDICK E250) Electocantograph 3.2 WAVEFORMS Le z a 9 ANODE SIGNAL ! 7 ANODE SIGNAL DIO ANODE SIGNAL Service Manual ‘8.2 WAVEFORMS (CONTINUED) ‘STWNDIS Atdans WaMOd GVSHINELA ‘STWNDIS ATadns BaMOd Ast -Anaino WoLVInGoH HigI 367d SOI BUADICK £350 Blectocarciograph 3.2 WAVEFORMS (CONTINUED) a i i il 2 33 : a i tT ‘THERMAL ARRAY STROBE SIGNALS “THERMAL ARRAY CLOCK & LATCH SIGNALS ‘Senice Manual 8.3 CONNECTOR PINOUTS AND JUMPERS. Sonnector Pint Name Deseriotion EXTEBNAL Whom) 1 AGKIN Parallel data enable 2-9 PDD-PO7 Parallel data to M3000 wo Unused 11413 CHI-CH3 Analog outputs to M00 wis Unused 18 12LEAD ——_12Lend signal fmm 00 17 RHYTHM Rhythm signal fem MOND Bay ‘supply wo Unused 20 108 “Transmit data to we00€ at RxD FRoceive data fom Mat0d 22-25 GND Ground Sewer) RL Fightleg ECG input signal 2 3 (Chest lead ECS input signal 3 v2 (Chest lead ECS input signal au (Chest lead ECG input signal 5 vs (Chest lead ECS input signal oom Fight erm EC input sir 7 OA Left arm EC input signa Bou Leftlog ECG input signal on Unuses 4 v6 (Chest lead ECS input signal 15 V5 (Chest lead ECG input signal S18 pony Unused 2 102 TTanemit data signal a RxD Receive data signal 46 Unused 7 xo Ground a om Data trina oady signal 9 crs Clear to send signal SB From 19, pin 1 2 Unused = From J19, pn 2 a Unused Connector Pine Nama INIEBNAL Jt hemmed) 1 BLUE 2 BAN 3. BLUE 4 BAN sno 45V) vous. Love 00-07 J 0) owsray Rows Rows Row 1 2 3 4 5 8 ROW! 7 Rowe 8 ROWO 9 ROW? 10 coLa 1 cou 12 0OLs 3 4 cou 15 cout 16 cou 17 cow 18 GND sv BEO TADATA eno ‘STRGt ‘eno sTRB ‘STAG 8 femmes rn BUADICK £3501 Bectocardiogranh To power swf Topower swith From power switch From power switch From anstormer secondary Gouna ‘supply LOD bias votage Contot LCD enable Lcd gata Power onfstandby Keyboard ow Keyboard row 4 Keyboard row 2 Keyboard row 5 Keyboard row t Keyboard row 8 Koyboard row 0 Keyboard row 7 Keyboard column 4 Keyboard column 3 Keyboard column 5 Keyboard column 2 Koyboard column 6 Keyboard column + Keyboard column 7 Keyboard column 0 Ground supply ‘Thermal array stobe enable ‘ermal array cata Grouns Thermal array stobe 1 Grown ‘Thermal array stobe 2 ‘Thermal array stobe 1 Service Manas Sonnector Ping Name ‘Description come) wo Unused 11 sTRB2 ‘Termal array strobe 2 12 GND Grouna 13° STRBY ‘Termal ray stobe 1 14 THERMISTOR Printhead themisiorsigal to A/D converter 1s sTRe2 Thermal array stobe 2 1 Unused 17 sre: Thermal artay stobe 1 wo Unusea 19 sTRB2 “Thermal array strobe 2 20 GND Ground 21 TALATCH == Therma arraylatch 22 GND round 23 TACLOCK Thermal aay clock 24 GND Grouna 25 TAOIST ‘Thermal array data out 2 GND Ground JB mmeic] 1-7 PHGND Printeed ground 814 VPRINT Pethead voltage 10pm 1 DAVE Motor driver 4 2 NORV! Mote arver + 3 MonV2 Motor dvr 2 4 MORVS Motor erver3 Jt pose) 1 QTRNS ‘Que sensor transistor xo Grouna 3 0D ‘Que sensor LED SZ} tek ‘otwansformer primary 15 escrow] 148 ‘Supply to fax boars 2 NC Unused 3 GND Ground 4S Contot 5 Po Contot 6 FAXCONT Control 7 RKOA Recieve data signal 8 XDA Transmit data sign 8 DoD Data carrer dotect sonal 10 OR Data torminal ready signal BURDICK £350 Bectocardiograph Connector Pint Name Deserintion S19 ipo) 2 — From fax option board S20 fomnen) 1-28 — Future expansion sumer ‘Description wee Vatage selection LUMP, JMP9-10—-Faxoption [Enable = JMP! to +5, JMPO installed, JMP10 not insted Disable = IMP! to ground, JMPS not Installed, JMPIO installed aMP2-8 Factory use onty MPRA Factory uso only e Senco Manual 4 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES 4.1 REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT WARNING — Always ensure that units unplugged ‘rir fo performing any disassembly. (CAUTION — The BURDICK £250! uses CMOS inte. ‘Fated circuits and caution must be taken dur ing maintenance procedures to prevent dar age which can be caused by state electricity. ‘Also, the printneadissensive 0 stad. An ant- ‘Static work surface is recommended. NOTE: When removing comectors or wires from PC ‘boards, observe and mark tat postion. Care {ul observation wll prevent wire or connector reversal during re-assomy. 4.14 Top Enclosure 1. Turn power off and unplug the BURDICK E350. Fomove paper rom paper compartment 2. Remove paper compartment it by releasing the spring-oaded hinge pin ale rounded end. This isthe end positioned nearest to he as- play. 3, Remove top of papor wall by snapping faut of place. 4. Remove two (2) serews from the bottom of he BURDICK E350, locatad in tb front comers of ‘each side. 5. Remove four (4 scrows eam the top ofthe [BUROICK E350}, located in each corner of ‘Paper compartment, For convenience, leave Sorews inte holes 6. Carell tt top enctosure up ana oft 7. Replace n reverse order, NOTE: Aways ansure hat internal wires are ‘properly routed belore replacing ton enclosure, Fale to do so may damage wes 4.1.2 Keyboard & LCD Assembly 1. Remove tp enclosure as described previous 2. Unplug keyboard connector at PC board anc Licb conagoter at LCD. Remove keyboard & LoD assenbiy. 8, Replace in reverse order. 4.13 Printer Assembly ‘CAUTION — The printhead fs susceptible o dar. ‘age fom static electrcty. An ant-state work ‘uface Is recommended, Remove top enclosure as described previous, Remove que sensor tm printer assem 3, Disconnect in remaining two (2) connectors at theprinter assembly 4 Liltprintr assembly up and remove ground wi ci. Remove printer assem. 5. Replace in reverse order, Ensue that metal ‘shim is propery placed under near side of printer asserbhy, NOTE: Ate replacing the printer assombly. an ‘aclssiment wis be necossary Relrtoprinhod Solage adjustment uci 2 4.1.4 Motor 1. Remove printer assembly as described prev ‘ust Remove brush assembly, 2 Remove tree (8) clips securing moter to ler chassis. Remove motor. 3. Uncrew and remove tree (2) motor mount spacer. Romove gest 4 Replace in reverse order, 4.15 Printhead CAUTION — The printhead i susceptio to dar ‘age from static electricity. An antistatic werk ‘ulace is recommended, 1. Renove printer assembly as described prow- ‘ously. Remove brush assombly, 7 Remove motor as deserved previoush Carey squeeze printhead and chassis ‘gather lease spring tonsion on roland printhead. 4. Slide printnead out of stot. Remove two (2) ber washers rom ends of printhead. 5, Replace n reverse order. NOTE: After replacing the printhead, an agus ‘ment wl be necessary. Retr fo printhead vo ‘age edustmentinsocton 24 4.1.6 Drive Roller 1. Remove printer assembly as described previ ‘ously. Remove brush assemby Remove motor as describes previously. Carluly squeeze printhead and chassis ‘ogeter i release spring tonsion on role and printhead Remove dive oer shalt grounding lp. 4 Side deve rl outo slot. Remove gear 5. Remove two (2) bearings fram ends of ive role. 6. Replace in reverse order 44.7 Que Sensor 1. Remove top enclosure as described previously. 2. Unplug connector at Logic PCB. 3. Slide que sensor up and out of sit 4. Roplace n reverse order. 8 Logie PCB Remove top enciosue as described previously 2. Remove lt Intemal connectors and ground 3. Romove keyboard & LCD assembly as previ. ‘ously described in secon 4.1.2 4 Remove nine (0) serews socuring extemal con- ‘ecors ané board to Bottom enclosure. @ aa BURDICK £850) Electocardiogranh 5. Remove Logic PCB. 6. Replace in ovorse order, NOTE: To avoid damage, ensure that all wes se properly routed 4.1.9 3-Volt Lithium Battery WARNING — The corect pola must be observed ‘when replacing he alten. Ensure Mat tho pos: Ive (4) sido of to bate Is aligned withthe positive (+) side of fe battery holder 1. Havo he replacement batiery within reach NOTE — Tho configuration tems stored in memory may be fost i nis battery is removed {ormare than one or minutes! 2. Remove top enclosure as described previously Remove old battary and install new one, taking cate to observe te proper polar. Replace top enclosure. lug in power cord and tum tho units mans ‘ower sich on. Press the ONISTEY key. {6 Raset the tme and date (refer to Operating Instructions). Als, vey thatthe proper config- 4.1.10 Fuses WARNING — Mains voltage i present on fuses! ‘Ensure that unit unplugged prior to replacing any tises. ‘Two (2 fuses are located onthe Logic PCB. Access. to he fuses is gained by removing the top encio- ute replacements necessary. use only a fuse of the same type and rating as the orginal 4.1.11 (Optional) Fax Modem PCB 1 Remove op enclosure as described previous. 2. Unplug 10 pin x-cable connector at J15 and 2-in connector al J19.0n Logic PCB, 3. Carefully unsnap the Fax Modem PCB fram five (S)nyn stanc-ofs and remove board. 4. Replace in reverse order. _Sonice Manual 4.2 EXPLODED VIEWS (conTINUED) 42 EXPLODED VIEWS (coNTINUED) Service Manual 43 PARTS LIST Pane 1 ee2r75 2 862776 3 eez029 4 e202 00729 5 362082 6 e237 7 eusie 700773 8 eee 9 262601 10 862793 211585 811584 asoese 835011 205142 e2st12 52309 ro0728 11 eczze6 roorrs 12 a62019 ‘00729 13 asoaio 14 aszaer 15862576 18 862405 17 705017 18 eria17 19 e62372 20862835 21 850860 22 862633 23 862640 24 esazar 25 862055 26 sear 27 sase58 28 asoaee Deseription Paper Compartment Lig” Paper Well Top” Pin Assembiy" Enclosure, Top" Screw, 832 x 12, (4 required) Koyboars & LCD Assembly Fubber Mounting Pad foc Keyboard, (4 required) Transformer Assembly Screw, 832 318, (2 required) Cable, Main Power Switch (Optional) Fax Medem PC Board Logic PC Board Assembly (includes EPRONS) EPROM, Od (IC84) EPROM Even (49) Battery. 32K Lithium (61) Fuse, 1 Amp, 250 Cabie, LD (43) able, Printhead (8) Cable. Printhead 9) Scrow, 405/16, (8 required) Bracket, Transformer Scrov, 83238, Enclosure, Bot” Screw, 8321/2, 2requred) Rubber Foot, (4 requires) Paper Guide™ Drive Ronee Bering, Drive Rotor, (2 requires) Washer, Fiber, (2 required) ‘Thermal Printhead Gear, cor (Que Sensor Assembly ip, Drv Rotor Motor Assemoly Gear, 20T Motor Mount Spacer, 3 required) ‘Spring, Printhead Compression, (2 required) Spring Retainer, (2 equi) Grommet (2 requiea) Cilp, Motor Retainer, 3 required) * Units betow sonal no 42408 requite the #862922 Encl 570 Kit (eetrue.) a m 62922 corsa coves oa7262 6215 BURDICK £950) Ewotrcarsiograpn Accessories Enclosure Kit for Units Below Serial No. 42408 10-Lead ECG Patient Cable Paper, Thermal Z-Fold, 200 sheets Power Cord 'BURDICK £3501 Operators Manual ‘Senice Manual 5 MAINTENANCE 5.1 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, The purpose of preventive maintenance io elie ale fluro problems as much as possible and 2 keep the equipment in good operating conan, This ensures sale and satisfactory ECG recordings. THE FOLLOWING PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CHECKS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR: * Visual inspection * Cleaning * Check power cor * Check patient cable * Check eakage currents SSmole maintenance routines, normaly pecormed dally or weekly by the User, ae described In he ‘Operating Instuotions nthe event of amaltune- tion, refer tho ropair to an authorized Burcick Ser- vice Feprosentatve, 5.1.1 Visual Inspection (Check tose ithe BURDICK E3501 has been sub- Jectea to extemme mechanical sess, sla eauy fal or damage tem hquid spl. Check cabi- ‘net for cracks and missing pats. Check thermal Drntneas and clean f neeoseary. Inspect connec {ors and cords for sign of deterioration. Check for any signs of abnormal operation problems ara apparent, remove the power cable ‘and check tho folowing + Are mechanical toms fm attached?” * Are alntrnal local connections fmly atached? ‘Is her any sign of burning cr other damage? 5.1.2 Cieaning ‘The need for cleaning greatly depends on the envi ronment and frequency of use. The folowing tems ate require: + Soft intsree cloth + Poisting cith + Dislled water * Nd detergent solution Soft brusy| Disconnec! the AC power cord before attempting any clearing. Clean the housing witha damp cloth, Do not use abcasive cleaner or polishes. Wipe dry ‘witha sof clean cloth. Aso, wine the paper com parent CAUTION: Do nat pour igus (suchas alco! or ‘other cleaners) crecty onthe unt. Contamina- ton fom iquids may result in severe electrical damage. 5.1.3 Power Cable (Check ne nower cord and appiance inet or any visible siges of deteceraton loose camectons, or burn damage, 8.1.4 Patent Cable Check tne aatent cable and input connectr fr any visble signs of damage or loose connector. Dis- Connect the patent cable rom the unit and inspect ifr short circus, broken wies, or poor contacts bby measurng the resistance for individual electrode leads. 5.2 PRINTHEAD The thermal array printhead should be kept clean and ee of ito oer foreign materials which can adversoly clct ts performance. Incvidval dot or {10ups of cots which do not print (particulary at the baseline) ar an indication hat the printhead ‘ity. Residue can be removed eltectivey by using ‘asmall amount of rubbing aicehol and a lin-ree ‘swab, Do not use abrasives or cleaners which may damage he printhead, 5.3 CHASSIS LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK NOTE — Leakage tests should be conducted with a high qually meter or safety analyzer capable of {esting fo AAMI specifications. Inappropriate ‘meters can produce eroneous leakage foad- ings. Leakage tess shoul be perormed ata ror-conauctve werk station, WARNING — Use caution when conducting these ‘ests. The meter must be sulabiy insulated and ‘capable of witistanding the power Ie voltage. 1. Tum the BURDICK E3601 side panel power switch ON. 2. Connect a leakage meter betwoon the rear pan. cl chassis ground jack and power fine ground Ensure that leakage currents ss than 100 A 3, Open ground tne and ensure leakage curent is fess than 100 uA. 4. Reverse line polarity and ensure that leakage ‘urtentis ass than 100 wA with ground closed 5. With reversed polar, open ground line and jonsure leakage is ess than 100 A. 5.4 PATIENT LEAKAGE CURRENT CHECK NOTE — Leakage tests should be conducted wih a high quay meter or safely analyzer capable of {esting 10 AMI specications Ingppropiate ‘meters can produce ermoneous leakage read BURDICK £350 Elecrocaraiogranh ings. Leakage tests shouldbe performed at a non-conductive work sation, WARNING — Use caution when conducting these Tests. The meter must be sutaby Insulated ard ‘capable of witistanding the power ine voltage. NOTE: Leakage shouldbe toss than 20 WA with tho patient cable attached and less than TO WA wth aleconnected 1. Connect he patont cable o he BURDICK E350, Tum the sie panel power switch ON, 2 Connect al patent cable leads together. Connect a leakage meter between patent cable leads and powerline round. Ensure leakage Is less than 20 yA. 4. Open ground ine and ensure that leakage cur rent less than 20 uA 5. Reverse line polay and ensue that leakage currents less than 20 nA with ground cosed, 6, With reversed pola, open ground ine and ‘ensure leakage curent ess than 20 yA =e ‘Service Manual 6 THEORY OF OPERATION 6.1 Logic Pcs All he culty for the BURDICK E350 Elect Catdlograph is contained on asinglo printed cicut board assembly the Logic PCB. For the purpose of cussion he culty Is grouped as flows: pow. er supply, ample, logic, and printhead loading 6.1.1 Power Supply The ine votage is applied tothe man anstormor ‘trough toreg C7, fuses F1-F2, andthe side panel ‘ower switch (eer fo schematic 7.1), The tans former secondary at 2, pins 3 and 4, is rectified by I and ited by Ci and C2 to produce an urveg: lated +30 VOC for IC. The wansloemer sacondary ‘12, pins 1 and 2. i rected by D2 an fered by (C3 and C10 to produce an unreguated +19 VOC forthe ether supplies \Wnen powers fis apie fo the BURDICK F350, (C22 and R16 provide @ power up reset. and i Contrel ne logic sich, 2. When te cnstandby Switch i pressed, O1 turns of. This causes ie ot DUTOTIGA a pn 13 to go ow. tring on ope Switch 02, (Once the logic switch ison, power is aalable to al ‘he cleus athe gaia of G2 The loge switch can be tured off by pressing the onfstanaby swe again, or by the PWROWN signal fam the micropro- essor. In ether case, Qt is tuned of again Ths Causes the output of C4 at pn 13 return toa high Condon. turing of he logic switch G2 Rectled 30:VDC output rom D1 goes t Ct, which regulates the prinheed voltage supply. RFS alow the output of Ct, a pulse width modulator, to be adjusted inthe range of 135V to 16.5. The \VPENBL contol signal's inverted through IC115-C ‘nd apples 0 pin 6 of 1. This signal nbs he Stput of 1 under conto the microprocessor (C5 and At set te requency 085 KHz, R2, C8, and C7 provige stably fr the cau. The output of Ct iS contd by D3, Lt, and C9, During igh density brining, C9 provides curentta te penta. IC? Fecharges C8 during he of tne. ‘ne +5-volt power supply uses a pulse wath modu lator, 163, 0 step down 19 VDG tem rectiier D2, The oscliators sett 85 kz by C1 and FCs, 616, and R10 provide stabity, wile D4, 2, and C17 provide output current dive and tering. FO [its curent at 1A peak maximum. ‘The isolates power supplies are generatod from IOS ‘2 pulse wish modulators ouput voltage varies ‘win the Inout and load to produce unregulates vot. _a9¢8 fo tree Isolatod regulators: 108, IC7 and IC8. The logic supply voltages applies 1 CS st pn 7 ‘and tothe isolation transformer 1 at pin 5.9 and (C27 determine he trequency a he internal oscil: tors. Pin 6oF ICS drives the power vansisior Qé, which in un dives the wanstormer R20 ang R23 provide base current iiing and ground erence for Qa. Ra2 isthe current sense resistor. R24 and (C29 for alow pass fit forthe over curont shut ‘down np at pin 3 of C5, ‘Te outpu:reguation is controlled by feedback trom pins | ane 4 of TT. DT and C30 actly an fe {er the signal, and provide a de value tote load resistor, FETA diver network i Formed by R25 nd R26 forthe feedback voltage appied to pin 2 (1105. Rat and C28 er out high requoncy an- ‘Sients one feedback signal. 623 and C24 fier the switching suppy. C25 and R18 form a resonant ‘scharge path forthe primary of 11 via Ds, Pins 7 anc 1007 furash a pulsating voage to 19 wn C32, wes ty an re inp for IC6.108 isa votago regulator which proudes +5 V {orn isobtedlogle exculty. The +a isolated ‘supp Is generates by 108, D10 and C24 recy ‘and fier the secondary to prove an unvegulated $12V atin 8 of 108, 3T and R22 determine he Sutput wotage, 638 and C227 provi ttering or the +€-ot isolated supply. The -6volt isolated supply tye samo a the +-val supply except {hat he gound and output pin are roversed to veld a negative votage, Ago, 12 Var fumished forte opamp supplios. The +12-vol supply i tak- en rom the primary of Ta pin . The -¥2-vol sup py is derked tra 1C88 and associated compo. ents 6.1.2 Arplifier- Microprocessor & Memory 1011918 aV25 microprocessor which roccives data from the fant end by means ola fiber opt ink, (OPT (eer to schematc 7.9). The V25 i supportos by an &k xB EPROM, IC109, and a 2k x8 sac FRAY, IC110, Data fom the ampli is prepro- cessed bythe V25 betore being sent othe logic Iiorprocessor, 1635, a BURDICK £350 Elecrocardiogranh Preprocessing includes the following tasks: detect. ing pacemakers ang lead-off conattons, applying & SQI6D-He filer to me daa if requested by Be logic Ticeoprocessor, and formating the data nto blocks vit interleaved synchronization bytes. ‘The transfer of data between IC113 and 1035 is Ccontolied by DMA channe! DRA, C105, 16106, 1108, 1034, 1083, 10129, and associated compo nents. 17 latches the data. ICB3-A provides a owerup reset forthe V25. 6.1.3 Amplifier - Analog Front End ‘Te analog front end obtains the patio’ ECS sig- nals and digtzes thom. Data rom al tho ECG son. ‘sorSis acquired simutaneousl: Multiplexers date ‘mine which lea i digitize. Signals rom the tread patient cable are into-

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