Getinge Connectivity Msync Servicemanual Instinstr 6889745

Service manual including installation instructions
MSync
System version 2.2
Table of Contents
1.1 About this manual .................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 System version....................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Serial number ......................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.4 Documentation ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.5 Regulatory information ........................................................................................................................................... 4
1.6 Symbols used in this manual ................................................................................................................................. 4
1.7 Environmental concerns ......................................................................................................................................... 5
1.8 Training .................................................................................................................................................................. 5
2 Important ...................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Usage of MSync ..................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Network changes ................................................................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Connected system ................................................................................................................................................. 5
3 System description ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.1 Definitions and acronyms ....................................................................................................................................... 6
3.2 Basic concept ......................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 Operation modes.................................................................................................................................................... 6
3.3.1 Patient ID mode and Patient location mode .................................................................................................. 7
3.3.2 Data forwarding mode ................................................................................................................................... 8
4 Software architecture ................................................................................................................................................... 9
4.1 General .................................................................................................................................................................. 9
4.2 MSync software.................................................................................................................................................... 10
4.3 Mirth Connect software ........................................................................................................................................ 10
5 Installation .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
5.1 Tools and equipment............................................................................................................................................ 11
5.1.1 Tools............................................................................................................................................................ 11
5.1.2 Equipment and other requirements ............................................................................................................. 11
5.2 Unpacking and inspection .................................................................................................................................... 11
5.3 Included in delivery .............................................................................................................................................. 12
5.4 The MSync panel ................................................................................................................................................. 12

5.5 Installation workflow ............................................................................................................................................. 13
5.6 Select operation mode ......................................................................................................................................... 13
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5.7 Install hardware .................................................................................................................................................... 14
5.7.1 Rail/wall mounting procedure ...................................................................................................................... 14
5.7.2 Flow-c/Flow-e installation procedure ........................................................................................................... 15
5.7.3 Connecting Getinge device to MSync ......................................................................................................... 15
5.8 Configure MSync SW ........................................................................................................................................... 17
5.8.1 IP address and subnet mask ....................................................................................................................... 17
5.8.2 General configuration .................................................................................................................................. 17
5.8.3 Configure RS-232 connection ..................................................................................................................... 19
5.8.4 Configure USB connection .......................................................................................................................... 24
5.8.5 Data forwarding mode ................................................................................................................................. 27
5.9 Configure Mirth connect SW ................................................................................................................................ 28
5.9.1 Save changes to Mirth ................................................................................................................................. 28
5.9.2 Save changes to MSync .............................................................................................................................. 28
5.9.3 General configuration .................................................................................................................................. 29
5.9.4 Configure Inbound ADT channel ................................................................................................................. 30
5.9.5 Configure Outbound ORU channel .............................................................................................................. 36
5.10 Import and export settings and channels ......................................................................................................... 38
5.10.1 Import/Export Channels ............................................................................................................................... 38
5.10.2 Save changes to the MSync software ......................................................................................................... 39
5.10.3 Import/Export Settings ................................................................................................................................. 39
6 Messages................................................................................................................................................................... 39
6.1 Inbound ADT messages ....................................................................................................................................... 39
6.1.1 Handled messages ...................................................................................................................................... 39
6.2 Outbound ORU messages ................................................................................................................................... 40
6.2.1 Channel types ............................................................................................................................................. 40

6.2.2 Units ............................................................................................................................................................ 40
6.3 View messages .................................................................................................................................................... 41
6.4 Test configuration................................................................................................................................................. 42
7 SW Upgrade and reset............................................................................................................................................... 43
7.1 Upgrade from System software version 1.1 to 2.0 ............................................................................................... 43
7.1.1 USB memory preparation ............................................................................................................................ 43
7.1.2 Software installation .................................................................................................................................... 43
7.2 Factory reset to System software version 2.0 ...................................................................................................... 43
7.3 Upgrade from System software version 2.0 to 2.1 ............................................................................................... 43

7.4 Factory reset to System software version 2.1 ...................................................................................................... 44

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7.5 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................... 45
7.6 Patient-ID mode and Patient location mode ......................................................................................................... 45
7.7 Data forwarding mode .......................................................................................................................................... 45
8 Channel descriptions.................................................................................................................................................. 46
8.1 General ................................................................................................................................................................ 46
8.2 Units ..................................................................................................................................................................... 47
8.3 FCI – Flow Communication Interface ................................................................................................................... 48
8.3.1 Breath data, Channels 100-399................................................................................................................... 48
8.3.2 Settings, Channels 400-599 ........................................................................................................................ 50
8.3.3 Alarm settings, Channels 600-799 .............................................................................................................. 52
8.3.4 Alarms, Channels 800-999 .......................................................................................................................... 53
8.4 CIE – Computer Interface Emulator ..................................................................................................................... 56
8.4.1 Breath data, Channels 200 – 299 ................................................................................................................ 56
8.4.2 Settings, Channel 300 – 399 ....................................................................................................................... 57
8.4.3 Alarm settings, Channel 300 – 399 ............................................................................................................. 59
8.4.4 Alarms, Channels 400 – 499 ....................................................................................................................... 60
8.5 SCI – Servo Communication Interface ................................................................................................................. 62
8.5.1 Breath data, Channels 100 – 399 ................................................................................................................ 62
8.5.2 Settings, Channels 400 – 599 ..................................................................................................................... 63
8.5.3 Alarm settings, Channels 600 – 799............................................................................................................ 66
8.5.4 Alarms, Channel 800 – 999 ......................................................................................................................... 67
8.6 CSE – Cardiohelp Communication Interface ........................................................................................................ 69
8.6.1 Cyclic data ................................................................................................................................................... 69
8.6.2 Asynchronous messages ............................................................................................................................ 71
8.7 HEP – HCU 40 Communication Interface ............................................................................................................ 76

8.7.1 Cyclic data ................................................................................................................................................... 76
8.7.2 Asynchronous messages ............................................................................................................................ 80
9 Revision history .......................................................................................................................................................... 88
9.1 MSync system revision history ............................................................................................................................. 88
9.2 Service Manual revision history............................................................................................................................ 88

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The owner or user is always responsible for the safety of
1 General operating the equipment, when installation, repair, or
maintenance has been done by a non-professional or by
1.1 About this manual persons who are not employed by or authorized by
This manual gives a brief description of the MSync Getinge, and when the equipment is used for other than
system. It also describes installation of the MSync its intended purpose.
hardware as well as installation and configuration of the The system complies with standards and requirements as
MSync and Mirth connect softwares. stated in the User’s Manual.
1.2 System version  References to IEC 60601-1 in the manual refer to

The description refers to MSync System software version edition IEC 60601-1-2:2014 + A1:2012.
2.1, but if not elsewhere stated it is also valid to system  References to ISO 11073-10101:2004 in the manual
software versions below 2.1. refer to edition ISO/IEEE 11073-10101:2004/Amd
The system version is accessible in the system tab in the 1:2017.
MSync software.
1.6 Symbols used in this manual
1.3 Serial number WARNING! Indicates critical information
The serial number of the MSync is found on a label about a potential serious outcome to the
underneath the device and in the system tab in the patient or the user.
MSync software.
1.4 Documentation CAUTION: Indicates instructions that must

be followed in order to ensure the proper
The MSync system service documentation consists of:
operation of the equipment.
 User’s Manual
 Service manual, including installation instructions
(this document) ESD sensitive components. When handling
ESD sensitive devices, established
 MSync – White paper
procedures must be observed to prevent
Contact MCC HSC or your local Getinge representative damage.
for more information.
Special waste. This product contains
1.5 Regulatory information electronic and electrical components. Discard
disposable, replaced and left-over parts in
Maquet Critical Care AB, part of Getinge, is the legal
accordance with appropriate industrial and
manufacturer of the MSync system. Maquet Critical Care
environmental standards.
AB is referred to as “manufacturer” in this document.
Recyclable material. Recycling must be
Maquet Headquarter Support Center is referred to as
performed in accordance with appropriate
“MCC HSC” in this document. Note that MCC HSC is
industrial and environmental standards.
available only for the Getinge service organization and
authorized distributors. For other service organizations,
such as hospital biomedical departments, technical Trained and authorized personnel.
support is provided by the local Getinge representative. Indicates the recommended training level to
perform installation or service of the system.
In addition to important information given here and in the
related documents, always pay attention to applicable
local and national regulations.

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 The setup of outbound HL7 data must be verified at
1.7 Environmental concerns customer site.
All packing material must be discarded in accordance
 Do not connect MSync to the hospital network
with appropriate industrial and environmental standards. before MSync is configured.
Special waste: This product contains
Note: When connecting MSync to the CIS, it is the
electronic and electrical components.
responsibility of the end user organization to identify,
Discard disposable, replaced and left-over
analyze and control previously unidentified risks to
parts in accordance with appropriate
patients, operators or third parties.
The system software is installed with a Getinge approved
1.8 Training USB memory stick.
Trained and authorized personnel. 2.2 Network changes

Depending on system installation selected,
Changes to the data transfer network, that MSync is a
the following competences are recommended
part of, could introduce unpredicted behavior of the
for the personnel installing and servicing
MSync system and requires additional analysis. Such
MSync:
changes include:
Knowledge about
 changes in the network configuration.
 HL7, both the contents of and the design
 connection of additional items to the network.
of the standard.
 disconnecting items from the network.
 serial protocols, with a main focus on the
parameters supplied from the Getinge  update/upgrade of equipment connected to the
medical device. network.
 clinical workflows 2.3 Connected system

 Linux and networking.  The connected system must be safe for addition of
 Mirth Connect software. leakage currents on the RS-232 interface (according
to IEC 60601-1, allowed touch current).
 Getinge medical device range of
ventilators and anesthesia systems.  The connected system must be safe for short
circuit/open circuit in the RS-232 connection.
 JavaScript programming.
 The connected system must be able to handle data
 the specific CIS that is to be integrated.
communication errors on the RS-232 interface.
 The PC used during installation must be equipped
2 Important with updated antivirus software.
2.1 Usage of MSync

 Only use MSync with the provided power supply unit.
MSync is only allowed to be connected to:
 Servo ventilator systems
 Flow anesthesia systems
 CARDIOHELP System
 Heater-Cooler Unit HCU 40
Note: MSync is not intended for use in MRI environment
and shall not be installed on an MRI compatible device.
 The Ethernet cable used with MSync must have a
protective hood.
 Damaged MSync, including cables, shall not be
used.
 MSync is not intended for mobile use.

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LDAP server – Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
3 System description server that defines all user access rights.
PID – Patient Identification
3.1 Definitions and acronyms
Timestamp – metadata indicating when the data (to be
Protocol – A system of rules that allows two or more converted) arrived to MSync.
units in a communication system to transmit information
NTP server – Network Time Protocol server. Server that
to each other. The protocol defines the rules, syntax,
is used to retrieve a timestamp from.
semantics, and the synchronization of communication.
Channel – data package that includes information about
HL7 – Health Level Seven International is a not-for-profit,
a specific parameter.
ANSI-accredited standards developing organization
dedicated to providing a comprehensive framework and
3.2 Basic concept
related standards for the exchange, integration, sharing,
The Getinge devices offer communication with external
and retrieval of electronic health information that
devices or systems via serial protocol data from
supports clinical practice and the management, delivery
and evaluation of health services. Health Level 7.  FCI (Flow Communication Interface) for Flow
anesthesia systems.
ADT – Admission, Discharge and Transfer message
(HL7 message). Used for patient registration.  SCI (Servo Communication Interface) for the Servo-
u, Servo-n, and Servo-air ventilator devices.
ORU –Observation Result. HL7 message used to
transfer clinical data from the Getinge medical device.  CIE (Computer Interface Emulator) for the Servo-i
HIS – Hospital Information System and Servo-s ventilator devices.
CIS – Clinical Information System (in some context also However, HL7 protocol data is often required for
called PDMS or EMR). exchanging information between medical applications.
The HL7 protocol defines a format for the transmission of
Getinge medical device (in this context):
health-related information, as patient records, laboratory
 Servo ventilator systems records and billing information.
 Flow anesthesia systems MSync is a Getinge developed gateway that
 CARDIOHELP system  converts the Getinge device serial protocol data into
 Heater-Cooler Unit HCU 40 HL7 format,
Mirth Connect – A cross-platform HL7 interface engine or

that enables bi-directional sending of HL7 messages  forwards the Cardiohelp protocol data from the USB
between systems and applications. The Mirth Connect is port to RS-232 serial port.
developed by Mirth Corporation. MSync acts as a communication hub between a Getinge
Driver – a software that can interpret data from another device and the CIS. The MSync device must be
device. Enables two different devices to communicate configured to adapt to the customer’s environment.
with each other. Sometimes also called device driver. The set up and configuration must be done together with
FAT32 and Linux formatted USB. Formatting of USB the hospitals' IT department and other experts.
can be seen under properties on the USB, when inserted
into a computer. 3.3 Operation modes
FCI – Flow Communication Interface, i.e serial protocol MSync can be configured to work in three different
for Flow Family devices operation modes:
SCI – Servo Communication Interface  Patient ID mode
CIE – Computer Interface Emulator  Patient location mode
RS232 – ANSI standard serial data bus  Data forwarding mode
MDI – Medical Integration Device In Patient ID mode and Patient location mode the serial
protocol data is converted to HL7 protocol data in MSync.
System PSK – The System PSK is the passkey used by
Mirth to access the patient system without logging in as a In Data forwarding mode there is no data conversion.
LDAP user. Note: All devices can not be configured in all three
modes. See section 5.6, Select operation mode, on page
13, for detailed information.

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3.3.1 Patient ID mode and Patient location mode
The HL7 message must include
 a timestamp, to know when the data to be converted
was captured.
 a patient identifier, to be able to map the HL7
message to the correct patient in the CIS.
The timestamp used in MSync is retrieved from a NTP
server available at the hospital LAN.
The patient identifier includes information about either the
bed location OR the social security number of the patient.
Which patient identifier that is to be used is decided by
selecting the mode of the Msync.
Section 3.3.1.1 Patient ID mode and Section 3.3.1.2
Patient location mode illustrate how the patient identifier
is retrieved and where the MSync geografically must be
placed.
Note that it is not visualized how the timestamp is
retrieved from the NTP server.
3.3.1.1 Patient ID mode

In this mode the MSync is mounted on the Getinge
device. For each treatment the clinician log in to MSync
with a PC in order to start data transfer and map the
correct patient P1 (ref. no. 2) to treat from a list (ref. no.
1) that is sent from the CIS.
The patient ID is included in the input data to MSync (ref.
no. 3) that converts the data message into HL7 format.
The HL7 message is transmitted in the LAN (ref. no. 4) to
CIS.
Using the patient ID the CIS maps the received patient
data to the corresponding patient record.

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3.3.1.2 Patient location mode
In this mode the MSync is mounted permanent in a
location, e.g. an operating room (ref. no 1). The data
transfer from MSync is started when a new case is
started on the Getinge device (no PC login needed).
MSync converts the data message into HL7
format.The HL7 message, that is transferred via the
LAN (ref. no. 2) includes a Location ID (OR1 in the
example to the right), which is mapped to the correct
patient in the CIS.
Note: One MSync per bed location is required.
3.3.2 Data forwarding mode

The third operation mode is Data forwarding mode.
In this mode the MSync only acts as an USB to
RS232 adapter: between the USB port on a Getinge
Cardiohelp device and the RS232 port on a serial to
ethernet converter (also called Medical Device
Integration or MDI). The data is eventually
transmitted to the CIS via the LAN.
In Data forwarding mode there is no conversion to
HL7 messages.
Note: The receiving system CIS must have drivers

that can handle the protocol from the Getinge
device.

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4 Software architecture
4.1 General
MSync is delivered with two preinstalled softwares
 MSync SW
 Mirth Connect SW
Both these softwares are needed for the conversion
from serial protocol to an HL7 message. Configuration
of these softwares are described later on in this
document.

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4.2 MSync software
The Msync software is developed by Getinge and
includes a driver that can interpret serial protocol from
Getinge medical devices. How communication between
the Msync and Getinge device is established depends on
to which Getinge device the Msync is connected to.
For Flow/Servo, the Msync SW is sending commands to
the Getinge device and is thereafter receiving clinical
serial data. This process is shown in the picture to the
right.
For Cardiohelp/ HCU40 clinical serial data is
continuously sent after making a setting on the
Cardiohelp/HCU40. The Msync is listening to this data,
without needing to send commands.
Clinical data, time stamp and patient identifier
(configuration data) are sent, in an intermediate file
format, to the Mirth Connect SW.
4.3 Mirth Connect software

The Mirth Connect SW is an open-source software that
converts the output data from the MSync SW into HL7
messages. The clinical data that is delivered from the
Getinge device is eventually delivered to the CIS.

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5 Installation
5.1 Tools and equipment
5.1.1 Tools
Standard installation tools
5.1.2 Equipment and other requirements

 PC during installation, with the following
specifications:
o Internet browser (Explorer 11 or Firefox 29.0.1 or
higher)
o Local administrator access rights
o A FAT32 formatted USB memory required to
perform a factory reset of MSync
o Java version 8
5.2 Unpacking and inspection

Before opening the shipping box, make a general visual
inspection. In case of visual damages or signs of that
the box has been subject to rough handling, immediately
report your findings to the freight carrier. If a concealed
shipping damage is discovered after acceptance, file a
claim for this damage.
 Unpack the MSync and all equipment.
 Remove all packing material. All packing material
must be discarded in accordance with appropriate
 Check that the delivery is complete and according
to what is ordered.
 Check that the serial numbers on the different units
correspond to the packing list enclosed at delivery.
 Check for visible damages on the delivered
equipment.

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5.3 Included in delivery
The following items are included in the delivery:
1 MSync with preinstalled software. 5 USB cable (1.8 m)

2 Holder for MSync. Screws, nuts and washers 6 RS-232 cable (0.7 m)
are included for mounting on vertical slots on
the ventilator carrier, or on the anesthesia
system. Screws for other mountings must be
purchased locally.
3 Power supply unit. 7 User’s Manual
Installation instructions (Doc. ID 6882288)
4 Power plug adapters.
5.4 The MSync panel

1. Power supply
2. USB port
3. Serial port (RS-232)
4. LAN port

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5.5 Installation workflow
1 Select Operation mode, see section 5.6 on page 13.

2 Install Hardware, see section 5.7 on page 14.
3 Configure Software (MSync SW and Mirth connect SW), see section 5.8 on page 17 and section 5.9 on
page 28.
4 Test configuration, see section 6.4 on page 42.
5.6 Select operation mode

Note: The total maximum cable lengths are:
When selecting operation mode the following table could
 RS232 cable – 2.9 m
be useful.
 USB cable – 2.9 m
Contact MCC HSC or your local Getinge representative
for details and further information on selecting operation  Ethernet cable – no maximum length defined
mode.
.
Getinge device Patient ID mode Patient location Data forwarding Comments
mode mode
Servo X1 X2
Flow X1 X2
Cardiohelp X3 X4
HCU40 X3
1
Ethernet cable required, local purchase.
2
Extension RS-232 cable and Ethernet cables required, local purchase.
3 Extension USB and Ethernet cables required, local purchase.
4
RS-232 cable, MSync to MDI box, required. Order from Getinge. Use a crossed serial cable if delivered cable is used.

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5.7 Install hardware
Depending on which operation mode is selected,
different mounting of the MSync unit is recommended:
 Patient ID mode – mount MSync on the Getinge
device.
 Patient location mode – mount MSync on the wall
at the location, e.g. the operating room.
 Data forwarding mode (Cardiohelp only) – mount
MSync on the device.
Note: The included holder/mount is used for both wall
mounting and mounting on vertical rails on the devices
5.7.1 Rail/wall mounting procedure

1. Mount the holder as shown in figure. The holder
can be mounted either directions as shown.
Note: The figure shows rail mounting. Wall mounting is
carried out in a similar way.
2. Connect all cables:
 Power supply cable
 RS-232 cable
 USB cables (Cardiohelp and HCU 40 only)
 LAN cable (not included in delivery)
Note: Depending on installation mode and placing of
the medical devices and of the MSync, longer cables
than are included in the delivery will be required.
Due to International Protection Marking

(IP), MSync must be installed with the
port panel facing downwards.

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5.7.2 Flow-c/Flow-e installation procedure
1. Mount MSync as shown in the figure.
2. Connect the following cables to MSync:
 RS-232 cable (ref. no. 2) to RS-232 connector
on Flow-c/Flow-e.
 LAN cable (ref. no. 3), local purchase.
3. Connect MSync power cable (ref. no. 1), ordered
separately, for 12 V power supply as follows:
1. Disconnect the cable (12 V to LED light) from
P40 on PC 1903 External connector board.
2. Connect this cable to the splitter on the ordered
MSync power cable.
3. Connect MSync power cable to connector P40
on PC 1903 External connector board.
5.7.3 Connecting Getinge device to MSync

Use the following ports when connecting the Getinge
device to MSync.
Product Comments Image

Flow-i, Flow-c, Flow-e Connect to either of the two
RS-232 ports (ref. no. 1).

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Product Comments Image
Servo (all models) Connect to either of the two
RS-232 ports (ref. no. 1).
Cardiohelp Connect to USB port, type B

(ref. no.1)
HCU 40 Connect to the USB port,

type B (ref. no.1)

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Important:
5.8 Configure MSync SW
 The MSync can be configured for ONE operation
5.8.1 IP address and subnet mask mode only. To change configuration from one
operation mode to another, you must first reset to
Default MSync static IP-address
factory settings, see section 7, SW Upgrade
IP-address 192.168.10.10. and reset, on page 43.
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0.  If the IP address and/or login credentials of the
MSync are unknown, refer to section 7, SW
5.8.2 General configuration Upgrade and reset, on page 43, to revert the
Necessary tools and equipment: MSync settings to the default values.
 PC with local administrator access  Make sure that the Internet browser is not set to
use a proxy server, or set the browser to not use
 Ethernet crossover cable
a proxy server for the current MSync IP address.
Prerequisite tasks:
1. Connect an Ethernet crossover cable between the
PC and MSync.
2. Switch on the power to the MSync unit.
3. On the PC network port, set the IP address to
192.168.10.9, see section 5.8.2.1, Set the PC IP
address, on page 18.
Follow this procedure:

1. Enter the MSync IP address (see table above) in the
Internet browser address field.
2. Select MSync Interface configuration:
 For Servo ventilator systems and Flow
anesthesia systems:
Select RS-232 connection (Patient ID mode and
Patient location mode).
 For Cardiohelp and Heater-Cooler Unit HCU 40:
Select USB connection (Patient location mode).
 For Cardiohelp USB to RS-232 connection:
Select Data forwarding mode.
Note: Cardiohelp has two mode options.
3. Click Save to confirm selected configuration.
Note: There is no “undo” when the mode selection is
saved. To change the operation mode you must first
reset to factory settings, see section 7, SW Upgrade and
reset, on page 43.
4. Reboot MSync.
5. Depending on the selected Msync operation mode
(see section 5.6 on page 13), continue to the
following sections:
 RS-232 configuration, see section 5.8.3, on
page 19.
 USB configuration, see section 5.8.4, on page
24.
 Data forwarding mode, see section 5.8.5, on
page 27.

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5.8.2.1 Set the PC IP address
1. On the bottom PC toolbar right-click on the
wifi icon.
2. Select Open network and Sharing Center.
3. Select Change adapter settings.
4. In the Network connections list: right-click

on Local Area Connection > Ethernet
connection.
5. Select Properties at the bottom in the drop-
down menu.
6. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 and click

the Properties button.

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7. Select the radio button Use the following IP
address and enter the IP address
192.168.10.9
Note: The set IP address is the same as for
MSync except for the last digit.
8. Click OK to close the windows.
Note: If the network adapter is not activated, then plug in the power cable to the computer. Some computers require
power to enable the network adapter.
Note: Remember to change the IP4 Properties settings back again after that the MSync configuration is done!
5.8.3 Configure RS-232 connection

1. Enter the MSync IP address in the Internet
browser address field. The login window
appears.
2. Sign in to MSync using the default MSync
credentials:
 Username: mccadmin
 Password: mccpassword
Note: Is it recommended to change the default
password.
The MSync configuration page is shown. The

page contains 6 tabs:
 Network
 Time
 Security
 Application
 Language
 System info
Top right there are two buttons:
 Sign out. Logs out and redirects to the Login
window.
 Save changes. Saves the current changes
and reboots to use the new configuration.

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3. Select the Nework tab
1. In the Hostname field, enter the
hostname, i.e. the hostname assigned to
MSync.
2. Select IP settings:
Dynamic IP Assignment (DHCP): Retrieves the IP settings
 Dynamic IP Assignment (DHCP) or automatically from a DHCP server.
 Static IP Assignment
Static IP Assignment: Set the IP settings manually.
4. If Dynamic IP assignment is selected:
1. Click Save changes
2. Wait approximately 1 minute.
3. Disconnect the power supply from
MSync.
4. Connect MSync to the hospital network.
5. Connect the power supply to MSync.
5. If Static IP assignment is selected:

1. Enter IP Address: The IP Address that
will be assigned to MSync.
2. Enter Netmask: Local Subnet mask.
3. Enter Default Gateway: Local Gateway
address.
4. Enter DNS: Local DNS servers. Multiple
servers shall be separated with a
[SPACE].
5. Enter Domain: Local Domain.
Note: The DNS field must not be empty. Enter a

dummy address, e.g. 192.168.100.100, if a DNS
server is not needed.
6. Select the Time tab:

1. Enter NTP server.
2. For setting Time zone enter Region and
Location.

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7. Select the Security tab:
Note: The text fields in the Security tab are only
active (possible to edit) in Patient ID mode.
1. Enter Server URI, i.e. address to the
local LDAP server.
2. Enter Required Group. The users must
belong to this group.
3. Enter Default Domaine, i.e.the LDAP
default domain.
4. Enter Audit Trail components:
 Syslog Server. A hostname or IP address

to the Syslog Server.
 Syslog Port, i.e. the port that the Syslog
server listens to.
 Syslog Protocol (TCP or UDP).
5. Enter Configuration Account details:
 Username: Admin username

 Password: Admin password
 Re-enter password: Admin password.
6. Set External Access by enter System
PSK.
The System PSK is the passkey used by
Mirth to access the patient system
without logging in as a LDAP user. The
passkey must be a 16 bytes hexadecimal
value.
Note: The passkey must match the key
in HTTP sender settings for inbound ADT
in Mirth, see section
Note: The password must only consist of the following charachters:

 English uppercase letter: A-Z
 English lowercase letter: a-z
 Numeral: 0-9
 Non-alphanumeric: ( ) ` ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * - + = | \ { } [ ] : ; " ' < > , . ? /
7. Enable SSH Server if desired

If checked, enables the possibility to log
into MSync with an SSH client.
Unchecked (disabled) as default.

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8. Select the Application tab:
1. Select Connected Medical Device from
the drop-down menu:
 Flow-i (applicable also for

Flow-c/Flow-e)
 Servo-i/Servo-s
 Servo-u/Servo-n/Servo-air.
2. Select Operation Mode:
 Patient ID mode
 Patient location mode
3. For Patient Registry enter desired Purge
Interval, i.e. number of days to cache
received patient registrations.
4. Enter Data Acquisition details:
 Breath Interval: Time between each

breath data transmission.
 Examination Timeout: Timeout
examination automatically if the medical
device is in stand-by mode.
 Pre-examination Acquisition: Timespan
to automatically acquire data before an
examination has been started.
5. Click the Backup Mirth channels and
settings button.
Saves a local backup in MSync for
recovery of Mirth channels and settings.
The backup is automatically used in case
of system failure.
9. Patient location mode selected.

Enter the following fields:
1. Patient Location Settings:
 PID-3-1 Default Patient ID Number: The

default Patient ID number that shall be
added into PID-3-1 in the HL7 message.
 PID-5 Default Patient Name: The default
Patient name, only family and given
name, that shall be added into PID-5 in
the HL7 message.
 PV1-3 Assigned Patient Location: The
assigned Patient location that shall be
added into PV1-3 in the HL7 message.
2. For Data Acquisition, set Breath Interval,
i.e.the time between each breath data
transmission.
settings button.
Saves a local backup in MSync for
recovery of Mirth channels and settings.

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The backup is automatically used in case
of system failure.
10. Select User Interface Language in the drop-

down menu.
11. Select the System Info tab:

Log files. The Log files button, on top in the
System Info tab, downloads a ZIP file with log
files from the Linux OS and from the Mirth
application.
The System info tab also contains the
following MSync System information:
 System Serial Number

 Software Version
 CPU Module Part Number
 CPU Module Serial Number
 MAC Address
 Carrier Board Serial Number
 Carrier Board Revision

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5.8.4 Configure USB connection
Prerequisite tasks:
 Perform the General configuration,
steps 1 to 4, see section 5.8.2 on page
17 and select USB configuration.
1. Enter Username: admin
2. Enter Password: mcppassword
3. Click OK
The setup page appears, containing the

following tabs:
 Network
 Time
 Security
 Application
 System info
and the following buttons:
 Save changes: saves the changes.
 Revert to saved: revert to last saved
configuration for all the tabs.
4. Select the Network tab:

1. Enter Hostname, i.e. the hostname
assigned to MSync.
2. Select Connection Type in the
drop-down menu:
Dynamic IP Assignment (DHCP): Retrieves the IP settings
 Dynamic IP Assignment (DHCP) automatically from a DHCP server.
 Static IP Assignment
Static IP Assignment: Set the IP settings manually.
5. If Dynamic IP assignment is selected:
2. Wait approximately 1 minute.
3. Disconnect the power supply from
MSync.
4. Connect MSync to the hospital
network.
5. Connect the power supply to
MSync.

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6. If Static IP assignment is selected:
1. Enter IP Address: The IP Address
that will be assigned to MSync.
2. Enter Netmask: Local Subnet
mask.
3. Enter Default Gateway: Local
Gateway address.
4. Enter DNS: Local DNS servers.
Multiple servers shall be separated
with a [SPACE].
5. Enter Domain: Local Domain.
Note: The DNS field must not be empty.

Enter a dummy address, e.g.
192.168.100.100, if a DNS server is not
needed.
7. Select the Time tab:
1. Enter NTP server.
2. For setting Time zone: enter
Region and Location.
8. Select the Security tab and enter the

Configuration Account details for
changing password:
1. Enter Old password
2. Enter New password
3. Validate New Password
4. Click Save to save the new
password
Note: When saving a new password,
make sure that all other settings are
saved since a new password will
prompt a new login.

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9. Select the Application tab
1. Enter the Application Settings:
 Default Patient ID Number: The

default Patient ID number that shall
be added into PID-3-1 in the HL7
message.
 Default Patient First Name: The
default patient name that shall be
added into PID-5-1 in the HL7
message.
 Default Patient Last Name: The
default Patient name that shall be
added into PID-5-2 in the HL7
message.
 Assigned Patient Location: The
assigned Patient location that shall
be added into PV1-3 in the HL7
message.
Mirth Supervision:
 Checked box: MSync will reboot

after 10 minutes if Mirth does not
respond.
 Unchecked box: The MSync
software will not require
acknowledge from Mirth.
Note: When editing Mirth settings, uncheck
this box to prevent MSync from rebooting.
Make sure to check the box after editing
Mirth settings.
 Enable SSH Server:

Enables/disables the possibility to
log into MSync with an SSH client.
Unchecked (disabled) as default.
 Periodic data send interval (HCU
40): Sending interval.
 Mirth Server IP Address
 Mirth Server Port Number
2. Backup Mirth channels and
settings: After changing Mirth
configuration, select Backup Mirth
channels and settings to keep the
settings after the next reboot.
3. Export logs. To export logs:
Download the logs by selecting
mcp_logs.gz

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10. Select the System info tab.
The tab contains information about:
 System Serial Number

 Software Version
 CPU Model Part Number
 CPU Serial Part Number
 MAC Address

Data forwarding mode forwards the data from
Cardiohelp’s USB port to MSync’s RS-232 port.
MSync acts as a USB-to-RS-232 converter.
Note: Configuration is not possible to do in Data
forwarding mode.
Connection settings: 19 200 8-N-1, eight (8) data bits,
no (N) parity bit, and one (1) stop bit.

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5.9 Configure Mirth connect SW
The Mirth Connect SW is an open-source software that
converts the output data from the MSync SW into HL7
messages.
Configuration of the Mirth connect SW for MSync does
not require configuration of all the SW functionality. In the
following instruction, only functionality required for the
MSync operation is described.
In addition, a number of channels incl. settings are
already configured when the Mirth SW is installed in the
MSync and these settings of the channels does not
necessarily need to be changed.
Note: TCP Sender Settings in section 5.9.3 Configure
Outbound ORU Channel must always be adapted for the
recieving CIS.
5.9.1 Save changes to Mirth

When a setting of a channel has been changed, the
following must be done in the Mirth connect interface.
1. Select Save changes
2. Select Deploy channels
5.9.2 Save changes to MSync

A local backup of Mirth channels and settings must be
saved in MSync. The backup is automatically used at
system restart.

1. Select the tab Application
settings button.

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5.9.3 General configuration
Prerequisite tasks:
 MSync SW configured, see section 5.8,
Configure MSync SW, on page 17.

1. On the PC, open a web browser and
enter the Msync IP address, followed by
the port address 8080:
192.168.10.10:8080
Note: The Mirth Connect application might
take up to 5 minutes to launch.
2. Click Launch Mirth Connect
Administrator.
3. Sign in to Mirth Connect, using the
following credentials:
 User name: admin

 Default password, Flow and Servo:
mccpassword
 Default password, Cardiohelp and
HCU40: mcppassword
Note: Default password for MSync system
software version <2.1: admin
Note: If both default passwords for MSync
system and Mirth connect are changed, at
system restart the password for Mirth
connect will be restored to changed
password to MSync system.

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4. Select the Mirth Connect
>Settings>Data Pruner tab:
1. Set Prune Event Age to “1”

(predefined).
2. When the Save option is shown in
the left menu: Click Save.
5. Select the Mirth Connect> Users tab.

The administrator account can now be
edited:
 user name
 password.
Note: Do not delete the mccbackup account. This is used by MSync software during software upgrades. Only
applicable for RS-232 configuration.
5.9.4 Configure Inbound ADT channel

Inbound HL7 messages are handled via the Inbound ADT
(Admission, Discharge and Transfer) channel by default.
Note: Inbound channels are only applicable for Servo
ventilator systems and Flow anesthesia systems used in
Patient ID mode.

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1. Select Mirth Connect>Channels and double-click the Inbound ADT
channel.
2. Select the Source tab.
3. For Connector type, select TCP Listener (predefined).
4. In the Listener Settings section, the IP address from the ADT

provider of the information system is provided. If more than one
ADT provider is to be used: select All interfaces and enter
information for Local port.
5. In the TCP Listener Settings Section Note: Failure to set correct encoding will
lead to corrupt patient demographics being
 For Transmission mode, select MLLP (predefined)
saved and displayed in the user interface.
 Encoding must be set to the same code page as used by the
The corrupt patient data will also be sent
CIS.
back to the information system. This may
also lead to loss of data.

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6. Select the Channels>Destinations tab
7. For Connector Type, select HTTP Sender (predefined)
8. In the HTTP Sender Settings section:

1. URL: The URL contains the System PSK used when posting The System PSK must match the System
new patients to the MSync internal database. This System PSK PSK in the Configuration tool > Security,
is 32 hexadecimal characters long. see step 6 on page 21.
2. Method: The MSync supports the methods Post and Delete.
3. Query Parameters The patient id Query Parameter is used to
check if the provided patient identifier is
4. Charset encoding: select UTF-8 (internally used in MSync)
already registered in the MSync database.
5. Content type: The Content Type used is Application/json.
6. Content Content is defined in the interface between
Mirth Connect and the MSync application
and must not be changed.

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9. Select a connector and right-click:
1. Select Edit Filter In the Filter section it is possible to set the

individual HL7 message (or messages)
that the Connector shall transform.

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2. Select Edit Transformer In the Transformer section, the individual
fields of the original HL7 message are
extracted and posted into the MSync
database, including the complete original
message.
10. Select the Channels>Source tab

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11. To change Source port:
1. Change port in the Local Port field
2. Select the Scripts tab
3. Change port on both INPUT and OUTPUT.

4. Click Save
5. Go to Mirth Connect>Channels
6. Right-click on the inbound channel and select Redeploy.

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5.9.5 Configure Outbound ORU channel
Outbound HL7 messages are handled by the ORU (Observation Result)
channel. It is used to transfer clinical data from the Getinge medical device.
1. Select the Mirth Connect>Channels and double-click the Outbound ORU
channel
2. Select the Source tab
3. For Connector type, select

 HTTP Listener for RS-232 configuration (predefined)
 TCP Listener for USB configuration (predefined)
4. Listener Settings,
For Servo ventilator system/ Flow anesthesia system:
 Set Local address to Specific interface (127.0.0.1)

 Set Local Port to 8889

 For Cardiohelp/ HCU40 select
 Set Local address to All interfaces
 Set Local Port to 6661

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5. HTTP Listener Settings (RS-232 configuration):
 Set Charset Encoding to UTF-8 (internally used by MSync)
6. TCP Listener Settings (USB configuration):
 Set Charset Encoding to UTF-8 (internally used by MSync)
7. Select the Destinations tab:
8. Set Connector Type to TCP Sender (predefined)

9. TCP Sender Settings:
 Set Transmission Mode to MLLP (predefined)
(applies to HL7 2.X) Note: Failure to set correct encoding will lead
 The Remote Address and Remote Port must be adapted to to corrupt patient demographics being saved
the settings of the receiving CIS. and displayed in the user interface. The
 Encoding must be set to the same code page as used by corrupt patient data will also be sent back to
the CIS. the information system. This may also lead to
loss of data.
5.9.5.1 Edit filters and Transformers – Overview

The Outbound ORU channel is an example of how
outbound data can be configured and sent.
Note: Since each customer has individual requirements
on format and types of data, down to individual channels
in the Getinge medical device interface, this chapter and
the channel it describes shall only been seen as an
informative overview.

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Right-click on the Connector in the Destinations tab: In the example below no filters are used.
Edit Transformer:
 JSON to HL7: This JavaScript transformer unpacks the JSON data provided by the MSync application and
creates the information bearing part of the outbound HL7 message.
 Sending facility: Use this step to specify the name of the Sending Facility.
 Message control ID: These transformers define parts of the Message Header, MSH.
 Sending Application: The name of the sending application, for example MSync.
 Character Code Page:This transformer contains the character set for the entire message
 Accept Acknowledgment Type: This transformer identifies the conditions under which accept acknowledgments
are required to be returned in response to this message.
 Application Acknowledgment Type: This transformer contains the conditions under which application
acknowledgments are required to be returned in response to this message.
 Principal Language of Message: This transformer contains the principal language of the message. Codes come
from ISO 639.
 Date/time of message: This transformer timestamps the message itself with a UTC time stamp.
5.10 Import and export settings and

channels
It is possible to export settings and channels; Inbound
ADT and Outbound ORU.
5.10.1 Import/Export Channels

1. Select Mirth Connect>Channels
2. In the Channel Task menu: select desired option:
Import Channel, Export All Channels or Export
Channel

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4. Click Deploy channels
5.10.2 Save changes to the MSync software

 Click Backup Mirth channels and settings. This will
keep the settings after the next reboot of MSync.
5.10.3 Import/Export Settings

1. Select Mirth Connect>Settings.
2. In the Channel Task menu select the desired option:
Backup Config or Restore Config.
6 Messages
6.1 Inbound ADT messages
6.1.1 Handled messages

The Inbound ADT channel is configured to handle the
following HL7 messages:
ADT-A01 Admit/Visit Notification
ADT-A28 Add Person or Patient Information
ADT-A29 Delete Person Information
ADT-A31 Update Person Information
ADT-A40 Merge Patient - Patient Identifier List
ADT-A47 Change Patient Identifier List

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6.2 Outbound ORU messages
The Outbound ORU channel prepares and sends an
ORU-R01 message.
The example includes all types of data provided by the
Getinge medical device. It is possible to filter out groups
of data or even specific data.
6.2.1 Channel types

The Breath data is provided as numeric, NM:
 Channel_type_name = breath
Alarms are provided as textual data, TX:
 Channel_type_name = alarm
Alarm settings are provided as textual data, TX:
 Channel_type_name = alarm_settings
Settings are provided as textual data, TX:
 Channel_type_name = settings
6.2.2 Units
Units (e.g. ml, cmH20, l/min…) are provided by the MSync
software and output together with the measured data.
When available the Code10 for the unit is also provided.

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6.3 View messages
1. Select Mirth Connect>Dashboard
2. Expand the Outbound ORU panel
3. Double-click on Source OR Hospital Information
System
4. Select Hospital Information System
5. Tic the checkbox Encoded to view the message in HL7
format.
 Source – Outbound ORU provides information about

‘raw’ data received from MSync/Getinge Medical
device. This data cannot be changed.
 Source – Inbound ADT provides information about
information received from the information system.
 Hospital Information System – provides information
about Mirth Outbound messages.

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6.4 Test configuration
To verify that the set up configuration is functioning two tests can be performed:
1. Follow the instruction in section 6.3, View messages, on page 41. The message should be seen in HL7 format.
2. Go to Mirth Connect>Edit channel>Outbound ORU and select the Destinations tab. Then click the Test connection
button. A pop-up window will appear, either with the text Connection successful or the text Connection failed.

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7.1.2 Software installation
7 SW Upgrade and reset
1. Make sure that the MSync is switched off.
This chapter describes how to upgrade and factory reset
the MSync software. 2. Insert the USB stick and switch on the MSync.
3. Wait until it is possible to log in to MSync
7.1 Upgrade from System software
(IP address: 192.168.10.10).
version 1.1 to 2.0 4. The MSync is now upgraded to 2.0.
Necessary tools and equipment:
5. Configure the MSync software, see section 5.8,
 PC Configure MSync SW, on page 17.
 USB memory
7.2 Factory reset to System software
 Access rights to SWDownload (for downloading the
MSync software) version 2.0
 Win 32 Disk Imager 1.0 (download from Internet) 7.2.1 USB memory preparation
Follow this procedure: 1. Download the MSync software (Upgrade 1.1 to
2.0.zip) from swdownload.maquet.com.
7.1.1 USB memory preparation 2. Extract the file.
1. Download the MSync software (Upgrade 1.1 to 3. Insert a USB memory, right-click and select Format
2.0.zip) from swdownload.maquet.com. FAT32.
2. Extract the file. 4. Create a folder and name it Install
Note: The spelling must be exact.
3. Open Disk Imager 1.0.
5. Copy the two extracted files (msync-cgtimx6.tar.sig
and msync-cgtimx6.tar) to the install folder.

2. Insert the USB stick and switch on the MSync.
3. Wait until it is possible to log in to the MSync
(IP address: 192.168.10.10).
4. The MSync is now reset with factory settings.
4. Browse for the image file and select the USB in the
Device drop-down menu. version 2.0 to 2.1
5. Click Write and accept that all the USB will be
7.3.1 USB memory preparation
formatted and all data deleted.
1. Download the MSync software Upgrade 2.0 to
6. Browse for the file and select the USB in the Device
2.1.zip from swdownload.maquet.com.
drop-down menu.
2. Extract the file.
7. Click Write and accept that all the USB will be 3. Insert a USB memory, right-click and select Format
formatted and all data deleted. FAT32.
8. Wait for the Write successful dialog box to appear. 4. Create a folder and name it Install
Note: The spelling must be exact.
The USB stick is now formatted with a non-supported file
system for Windows including the MSync SW files.
Note: It is not possible to see the files on a Windows 6. Remove the USB memory.
computer.

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2. Insert the USB and switch on the MSync.
(IP address: 192.168.10.10).
4. The MSync is now upgraded to version 2.1.

version 2.1
To do a factory reset to System software version 2.1: the
procedure is identical to the procedure described in
section 7.2, Factory reset to System software version 2.0,
with the only exception that the file to download in step 1
is named Upgrade 2.0 to 2.1.zip.

version 2.1 to 2.2
7.5.1 USB memory preparation

1. Download the MSync software Upgrade 2.1 to 2.2 .zip
from swdownload.maquet.com
2. Extract the file.
3. Insert a USB memory, right click and select Format FAT32.
4. Create a folder and name it Install.
Note: The spelling must be exact
6. Remove the USB memory.

2. Insert the USB and switch on the MSync.
(IP address: 192.168.10.10).
4. The MSync is now upgraded to version 2.2

version 2.2
To do a factory reset to System software version 2.2: the
procedure is identical to the procedure described in section 7.2,
Factory reset to System software version 2.0,
with the only exception that the file to download in step 1 is
named Upgrade 2.1 to 2.2.zip.

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7.7 Troubleshooting
7.7.1 Patient-ID mode and Patient location mode

Symptom of errors Possible causes Remedy
No HL7 messages are sent. No connection to an NTP server. Verify the connection to the NTP
server.
Time tab in MSync settings.
NTP server not configured. Configure connection to a NTP
server in MSync settings.
Reconfigure the outbound channel Save the configuration changes to
in Mirth to point to a new port. Mirth and restart MSync.
Location ID not configured (Location Configure Location ID in MSync
ID mode). settings.
After changing and saving the The webpage is not refreshed. Close the webpage and login again.
admin password on the MSync the
webpage hangs.
No connection to the Getinge Correct device/protocol is not set in Configure correct device/protocol in
device. application tab in MSync setting. application tab in MSync setting.
Not a crossed RS232-cable. Check that there is a crossed
(NULL modem) RS232-cable
between the Getinge device and
MSync.
No connection to the MSync, not Internal problems of the MSync. Perform a factory reset of the
possible to browse to the login Msync.
page.
IP address settings of computer Set PC IP address, see section
doesn´t match IP address of Msync. 5.8.2.1, Set the PC IP address, on
page 18.
Msync is programmed to be used in Perform a factory reset of the
Data forwarding mode. Msync.

Symptom of errors Possible causes Remedy
No data is sent from Cardiohelp. Sending interval is not set on Set a data transfer interval in the
Cardiohelp. Cardiohelp.
Msync is not forwarding data. Msync is already programmed to be Perform a factory reset of the
used to another mode than Data Msync.
forwarding mode.
No connection to the MSync; not Internal problems of the MSync. Perform a factory reset of the
possible to browse to the login Msync.
page.
IP address settings of computer Set PC IP address, see section
does not match the MSync 5.8.2.1, Set the PC IP address, on
IP address. page 18.

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8 Channel descriptions
8.1 General
This chapter describes the correlation between the input
serial data to MSync from the Getinge device and the HL7
message that is output from MSync. The information in
the chapter is used for mapping selected channels to the
hospital CIS. This mapping is normally performed by the
hospital´s IT staff together with clinicians and application
specialists.
The message output from MSync is formatted using the
standard ISO 11073-10101:2004.
MSync is intended for the following Getinge devices:
Getinge device Protocol
Servo ventilator systems SCI and CIE
Flow anesthesia systems FCI
Cardiohelp System CSE
Heater-Cooler Unit HCU 40 HEP
Handshaking is performed to establish communication
using the highest common protocol supported by both the
MSync and the Getinge device.
Protocol Highest supported protocol version
FCI 0007
CIE5 0005
SCI6 0003
CSE 0001
HEP 0001
5 Computer Interface Emulator, protocol valid for Servo-i and Servo-s.

6
Servo Communication Interface, protocol valid for Servo-u, Servo-n and Servo-air.

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8.2 Units
Units for measured and set parameters are provided as part of the outbound HL7 message using the units defined in the
table below.
The channel tables show which unit that is used for each parameter. For further details, see the interface documentation
for each interfaced Getinge device (FCI, SCI, CIE, CSE or HEP Reference manuals).
 UNIT shows which unit is used for each parameter.
 REFID and CODE refer to the context sensitive ID in the message, see also ISO 11073-10101.
UNIT REFID CODE

b/min MDC_DIM_RESP_PER_MIN 264928
ml MDC_DIM_MILLI_L 263762
l/min MDC_DIM_L_PER_MIN 265216
ml/min MDC_DIM_MILLI_L_PER_MIN 265234
cmH2O MDC_DIM_CM_H2O 266048
% MDC_DIM_PERCENT 262688
cmH2O/l/s MDC_DIM_CM_H2O_PER_L_PER_SEC 268064
ml/cmH2O MDC_DIM_MILLI_L_PER_CM_H2O 268050
mmHg MDC_DIM_MMHG 266016
kPa MDC_DIM_KILO_PASCAL 265987
unitless MDC_DIM_DIMLESS 262656
ml/s MDC_DIM_MILLI_L_PER_SEC 265202
l/s MDC_DIM_L_PER_SEC 265184
mbar MDC_DIM_MILLI_BAR 266098
s MDC_DIM_SEC 262829
mV MDC_DIM_MILLI_VOLT 266418
µV MDC_DIM_MICRO_VOLT 266419
l MDC_DIM_L 263744
Joule/l MDC_DIM_JOULES_PER_L 270064
kg MDC_DIM_KILO_G 263875
ml/kg MDC_DIM_MILLI_L_PER_KG 265330
min MDC_DIM_MIN 264352
year MDC_DIM_YR 264512
cm MDC_DIM_CENTI_M 263441
ml/mbar MDC_DIM_MILLI_L_PER_MBAR 273042
hPa MDC_DIM_HECTO_PASCAL 265986
bar MDC_DIM_X_BAR 266080
PSI MDC_DIM_PSI 268736
g MDC_DIM_X_G 263872
cmH2O/l MDC_DIM_CM_H2O_PER_L 268288
mbar/l Not defined in the standard
cmH2O/ml Not defined in the standard
mbar/ml Not defined in the standard
b/min/l Not defined in the standard
cmH2O/µV Not defined in the standard
mbar/l/s Not defined in the standard
RPM MDC_DIM_X_ROTATIONS_PER_MIN 270240
g/dl MDC_DIM_X_G_PER_DL 264256
°C MDC_DIM_DEGC 268192

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UNIT REFID CODE
unitless MDC_DIM_DIMLESS 262656
Ampere MDC_DIM_X_AMPS 266304
Volt MDC_DIM_X_VOLT 266409
8.3 FCI – Flow Communication Interface
8.3.1 Breath data, Channels 100-399

 FCI Ch No.
 FCI Parameter name
FCI Ch FCI parameter name REFID CODE UNIT

No
100 Measured breath frequency MDC_RESP_RATE 151562 b/min
101 Inspired tidal volume MDC_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL 151868 ml
102 Expired tidal volume MDC_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL_EXP 152664 ml
103 Inspired minute volume MDC_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_INSP 151888 l/min
104 Exp. minute volume MDC_VENT_VOL_MINUTE_EXP 152000 l/min
105 Peak airway pressure MDC_PRESS_AWAY_INSP_PEAK 151817 cmH2O
mbar
106 Mean airway pressure MDC_PRESS_AWAY_INSP_MEAN 151819 cmH2O
mbar
107 Inspiratory pause airway pressure MDC_PRESS_RESP_PAUS 151788 cmH2O
mbar
108 End expiratory pressure MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS 151804 cmH2O
mbar
109 End expiratory flow MDC_VENT_FLOW_EXP 151944 l/s
l/min
110 I:E Ratio MDC_RATIO_IE 151832 No unit
111 Ti (Insufflation time) MDC_VENT_AWAY 194183 s
PRESS_INSUFL_TIME
112 Dynamic compliance, Cdyn MDC_COMPL_LUNG_DYN 151692 ml/mbar
ml/cmH2O
113 Ti/Ttot MDC_VENT_AWAY 194185 No unit
PRESS_INSUFL_PERCENT
114 Barometric pressure MDC_PRESS_AIR_AMBIENT 152836 mbar
hPa
mmHg
115 Central Gas Supply Inlet MDC_PRESS_AIR_SUPPLY 152888 bar
Pressure, Air PSI
kPa*100

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116 Central Gas Supply Inlet MDCX_PRESS_O2_SUPPLY 153160 bar
Pressure, O2 PSI
kPa*100
117 Central Gas Supply Inlet MDC_PRESS_N2O_SUPPLY 152968 bar
Pressure, N2O PSI
kPa*100
118 Inspired O2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_O2_INSP 152196 %
119 End Tidal O2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_O2_ET 152440 %
120 Inspired CO2concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_CO2_INSP 151716 %
121 Inspired CO2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_CO2_INSP 151716 mmHg
122 Inspired CO2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_CO2_INSP 151716 kPa
123 End Tidal CO2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151708 %
124 End Tidal CO2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151708 mmHg
125 End Tidal CO2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151708 kPa
126 Inspired N2O concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_N2O_INSP 152192 %
127 End Tidal N2O concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_N2O_ET 152108 %
128 Primary Anesthetic Agent inspired MDC_CONC_AWAY_PRI_AGENT 194200 %
concentration
129 Primary Anesthetic Agent End MDC_CONC_PRI_AGENT_ET 194201 %
Tidal concentration
130 Secondary Anesthetic Agent MDC_CONC_AWAY_SEC_AGENT 194202 %
inspired concentration
131 Secondary Anesthetic Agent End MDC_CONC_SEC_AGENT_ET 194203 %
Tidal concentration
132 Minimal alveolar concentration, MDC_CONC_MAC 152872 No unit
MAC
133 Isoflurane anesthetic agent usage MDC_VOL_DELIV_ISOFL_LIQUID_CASE 152948 ml
134 Sevoflurane anesthetic agent MDC_VOL_DELIV_SEVOFL_LIQUID_ 152980 ml
usage CASE
135 Desflurane anesthetic agent MDC_VOL_DELIV_DESFL_LIQUID_CASE 152900 ml
usage
136 Isoflurane anesthetic agent MDC_CONC_GASDLV_ISOFL_INSP 152216 %
137 Isoflurane anesthetic agent End MDC_CONC_AWAY_ISOFL_ET 152100 %
Tidal concentration
138 Sevoflurane anesthetic agent MDC_VENT_CONC_SEVOFL_INSP 152212 %
139 Sevoflurane anesthetic agent End MDC_CONC_AWAY_SEVOFL_ET 152096 %
Tidal concentration
140 Desflurane anesthetic agent MDC_VENT_CONC_DESFL_INSP 152200 %
141 Desflurane anesthetic agent End MDC_CONC_AWAY_DESFL_ET 152084 %
Tidal concentration

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142 Static compliance MDC_COMPL_LUNG_STATIC 151696 ml/mbar
ml/cmH2O
143 Total PEEP MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS_ 152788 cmH2O
TOTAL mbar
144 Elastance MDC_VENT_ELASTANCE 194216 cmH2O/l
mbar/l
cmH2O/ml
mbar/ml
145 Time constant MDC_VENT_TIME_CONST 194217 s
146 VTe/Predicted Body Weight MDCX_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL_EXP_PT_ 194218 ml/kg
WEIGHT
8.3.2 Settings, Channels 400-599

 FCI Ch No.
 FCI Parameter name
FCI FCI parameter name REFID CODE UNIT

Ch No
406 Patient category, set MDC_VENT_PAT_CAT 16914568 –
407 Ventilation mode, set MDC_VENT_MODE 184352 –
409 Auto/Manual ventilation switch MDC_VENT_MODE_AUT_MAN_SETTING 16961568 –
410 Gas mix, set MDC_VENT_GAS_MIX_SETTING 16971698 –
411 Controlled Mode Ventilation MDC_VENT_RESP_RATE_SETTING 16928802 b/min
Frequency, set
412 Inspiration time in %, set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PERCENT_ 16929820 %
SETTING
413 Inspiration time in seconds, set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_MAX_ 16929633 s
SETTING
414 Pause time in %, set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PAUSE_ 16929844 %
PERCENT_SETTING
415 Pause time in seconds, set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PAUSE_ 16929840 s
SETTING
416 Inspiration rise time in %, set MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16930476 %
CTLD_PERCENT_SETTING
417 Inspiration rise time in seconds, set MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16929984 s
CTLD_SETTING
418 I:E ratio, set MDC_RATIO_IE_SETTING 16929048 No unit
419 SIMV Breath duration, set MDC_VENT_BRE_DUR_SIMV_SETTING 16971707 s
(Applicable in SIMV only)
420 Inspiration Flow, Set MDC_VENT_FLOW_INSP_SETTING 16929164 l/s
l/min
421 Minute volume, set MDC_VENT_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_ 16929224 l/min
SETTING

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422 Tidal volume, set MDC_VENT_VOL_TIDAL_SETTING 16929196 ml
423 Pressure control level above PEEP, MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929936 cmH2O
set SETTING mbar
424 PEEP, set MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS_ 16929020 cmH2O
SETTING mbar
425 Trigger sensitivity level below PEEP, MDC_VENT_PRESS_TRIG_SENS_BELOW 16971713 cmH2O
set _PEEP_SETTING mbar
426 Trigger sensitivity level above PEEP, MDC_VENT_TRIG_SENS_ABVE_PEEP_ 16971714 No unit
set SETTING
427 Alarm reset/2 min off MDC_ALARM_MUTE_SETTING 16971715 –
428 Fresh gas flow in MGC, set MDC_FLOW_AIR_FG_SETTING 16930092 l/min
429 APL, set MDC_VENT_APL_SETTING 16971717 cmH2O
mbar
430 O2 concentration fresh gas in MGC, MDC_FLOW_O2_FG_SETTING 16930372 %
set
431 Selected agent ID, set MDC_GASDLV_AGENT_SETTING 16961620 –
432 Primary agent ID MDC_GASDLV_PRI_AGENT_SETTING 16971720 –
433 Secondary agent ID MDC_GASDLV_SEC_AGENT_SETTING 16971721 –
434 Selected agent concentration in MDC_GASDLV_AGENT_CONC_SETTING 16971722 %
MGC, set
435 Cycle off Fraction Level, set MDC_VENT_LVL_CYC_OFF_FRAC_ 16971723 %
SETTING
436 Pressure support level above PEEP, MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929952 cmH2O
set SUPP_SETTING mbar
437 SIMV Frequency, set MDC_VENT_RESP_RATE_MIN_SETTING 16928804 b/min
438 Backup Pressure level above PEEP, MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929944 cmH2O
set BACKUP_SETTING mbar
439 Backup Respiratory rate, set MDC_VENT_RESP_BACKUP_RATE_ 16929698
b/min
SETTING
440 Backup Inspiration time in seconds, MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_BACKUP_ 16929832
s
set SETTING
441 Backup ventilation status MDC_VENT_BACKUP_SETTING 16971729 –
442 Insp./Exp. Pause Hold MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_EXP_HOLD_ 16929852 –
SETTING
443 HLM mode, set MDC_HLM_SETTING 16971731 –
444 Apnea mute, set MDC_APNEA_MUTE_SETTING 16971732 –
445 Patient age, set MDC_ATTR_PT_AGE 68056 year
446 Gas delivery control method, set MDC_VENT_GAS_DELIVERY_CONTROL_ 16971734 –
METHOD_SETTING
447 EtAA Speed in AGC, set MDC_VENT_AGC_TARGET_ET_AA_ 16971735 No unit
SPEED_SETTING
448 Target inspired O2 concentration in MDC_VENT_AGC_TARGET_CONC_O2_ 16971736 %
AGC, set FI_SETTING
449 Target expired agent concentration in MDC_VENT_AGC_TARGET_CONC_AA_ 16971737 %
AGC, set ET_SETTING

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450 Target min fresh gas flow in AGC, set MDC_VENT_AGC_TARGET_FLOW_ 16971738 l/min
FRESH_GAS_MIN_SETTING
451 Target max inspired agent MDC_VENT_AGC_TARGET_CONC_AA_ 16971739 %
concentration in AGC, set FI_MAX_SETTING
452 Gas mix in MGC, set MDC_VENT_MGC_GAS_MIX_SETTING 16971740 –
453 Gas mix in AGC, set MDC_VENT_AGC_GAS_MIX_SETTING 16971741 –
(pre-set in MAN/AFGO)
454 Patient height, set MDC_ATTR_PT_HEIGHT 68060 cm
455 Patient weight, set MDC_ATTR_PT_WEIGHT 68063 kg
456 Patient gender, set MDC_ATTR_PT_SEX 67937 –
457 Predicted Body Weight MDC_MASS_BODY_EST_IBW 188796 kg
8.3.3 Alarm settings, Channels 600-799

 FCI Ch No.
 FCI Parameter name.

Ch No
600 Breath frequency, lower alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_LO_LIMIT_ 260208 b/min
set SETTING
601 Breath frequency, upper alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_HI_LIMIT_ 260209 b/min
set SETTING
602 Expired minute volume, lower alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO_LIMIT_ 260210 l/min
limit, set SET
603 Expired minute volume, upper alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI_LIMIT_ 260211 l/min
limit, set SET
604 Pressure, upper alarm limit set MDC_ALARM_PRESS_HI_LIMIT_SET 260212 cmH2O
605 Apnea time alarm limit, set MDC_ALARM_TIME_APNEA_LIMIT_SET 260213 s
606 PEEP, lower alarm limit, set MDC_ALARM_PEEP_LO_LIMIT_SET 260214 cmH2O
607 PEEP, upper alarm limit, set MDC_ALARM_PEEP_HI_LIMIT_SET 260215 cmH2O
608 Inspired O2 concentration, lower MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_LO_ 260216 %
alarm limit, set LIMIT_SET
609 Inspired O2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_HI_LIMIT_ 260217 %
alarm limit, set SET
610 End Tidal O2 concentration, lower MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 260218 %
611 End Tidal O2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 260219 %
612 Inspired CO2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_INSP_HI_ 260220 %
alarm limit %, set LIMIT_SET
613 Inspired CO2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_INSP_HI_ 260221 mmHg
alarm limit mmHg, set LIMIT_SET
614 Inspired CO2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_INSP_HI_ 260222 kPa
alarm limit kPa, set LIMIT_SET
615 End Tidal CO2 concentration, lower MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 260223 %
alarm limit %, set SET

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616 End Tidal CO2 concentration, lower MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 260224 mmHg
alarm limit mmHg, set SET
617 End Tidal CO2 concentration, lower MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 260225 kPa
alarm limit kPa, set SET
618 End Tidal CO2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 260226 %
alarm limit %, set SET
619 End Tidal CO2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 260227 mmHg
alarm limit mmHg, set SET
620 End Tidal CO2 concentration, upper MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 260228 kPa
alarm limit kPa, set SET
625 Inspired Isoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_INSP_LO_ 260233 %
lower alarm limit LIMIT_SET
626 Inspired Isoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_INSP_HI_ 260234 %
upper alarm limit LIMIT_SET
627 Inspired Sevoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_INSP_LO_ 260235 %
628 Inspired Sevoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_INSP_HI_ 260236 %
629 Inspired Desflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_INSP_LO_ 260237 %
630 Inspired Desflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_INSP_HI_ 260238 %
635 End Tidal Isoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_ET_LO_ 260243 %
636 End Tidal Isoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_ET_HI_ 260244 %
637 End Tidal Sevoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_ET_LO_ 260245 %
638 End Tidal Sevoflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_ET_HI_ 260246 %
639 End Tidal Desflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_ET_LO_ 260247 %
640 End Tidal Desflurane concentration, MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_ET_HI_ 260248 %
8.3.4 Alarms, Channels 800-999

 FCI Ch No.
 FCI Parameter name.

Ch No
800 High airway pressure alarm MDC_ALARM_PRESS_AWAY_HI 260408 –
801 High continuous pressure alarm MDC_ALARM_PRESS_CONT_HI 260409 –
802 Expired minute volume too low alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO 260410 –
803 Expired minute volume too high MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI 260411 –
alarm
804 Apnea alarm MDC_ALARM_TIME_APNEA 260412 –
805 Check tubing alarm MDC_ALARM_TUBING 260413 –

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806 High continuous APL pressure alarm MDC_ALARM_PRESS_CONT_APL_HI 260414 –
808 Breath frequency low alarm MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_LO 260416 –
809 Breath frequency high alarm MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_HI 260417 –
810 PEEP low alarm MDC_ALARM_PEEP_LO 260418 –
811 PEEP high alarm MDC_ALARM_PEEP_HI 260419 –
812 Inspired O2 conc. too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_LO 260420 –
813 Inspired O2 conc. too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_HI 260421 –
814 End Tidal O2 conc. too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_ET_LO 260422 –
815 End Tidal O2 conc. too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_ET_HI 260423 –
816 Inspired CO2 conc. too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_INSP_HI 260424 –
817 End Tidal CO2 conc. too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO 260425 –
818 End Tidal CO2 conc. too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI 260426 –
819 Inspired N2O conc. too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_N2O_INSP_HI 260427 –
828 Inspired Isoflurane too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_INSP_LO 260436 –
829 Inspired Isoflurane too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_INSP_HI 260437 –
830 End Tidal Isoflurane too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_ET_LO 260438 –
831 End Tidal Isoflurane too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_ISOFL_ET_HI 260439 –
832 Inspired Sevoflurane too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_INSP_LO 260440 –
833 Inspired Sevoflurane too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_INSP_HI 260441 –
834 End Tidal Sevoflurane too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_ET_LO 260442 –
835 End Tidal Sevoflurane too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_SEVOFL_ET_HI 260443 –
836 Inspired Desflurane too low – alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_INSP_LO 260444 –
837 Inspired Desflurane too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_INSP_HI 260445 –
838 End Tidal Desflurane too low alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_ET_LO 260446 –
839 End Tidal Desflurane too high alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_DESFL_ET_HI 260447 –
840 Cross contamination of Anaesthetic MDC_ALARM_AA_CROSS_CONTAM 260448 –
Agents alarm
841 Mixture of Anaesthetic Agents alarm MDC_ALARM_AA_MIX 260449 –
842 Vaporizer Liquid Level Alarm MDC_ALARM_LEVEL_VAP 260450 –
843 Gas supply alarm MDC_ALARM_GAS_SUPPLY 260451 –
844 Battery alarm MDC_ALARM_BATTERY 260452 –
845 Battery operation alarm MDC_ALARM_BATTERY_OP 260453 –
846 Patient Cassette removed alarm MDC_ALARM_PAT_CASS_REMOVED 260454 –
847 Patient Cassette exchanged alarm MDC_ALARM_PAT_CASS_EXCHANGED 260455 –
848 Gas Sampling Tube Occlusion alarm MDC_ALARM_OCCLUSION_SAMPL_ 260456 –
TUBE
849 Gas Analyzer Water Trap alarm MDC_ALARM_WATER_TRAP 260457 –
850 Gas Analyzer Water Trap Missing MDC_ALARM_WATER_TRAP_MISSING 260458 –
alarm
851 Leakage alarm MDC_ALARM_LEAKAGE 260459 –
852 Regulation pressure limited MDC_ALARM_PRESS_REG 260460 –
853 Sampling tube leakage alarm MDC_ALARM_LEAKAGE_SAMPL_TUBE 260461 –
(Applicable from Flow anesthesia
systems, System version 4.0/Protocol
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854 High continuous MAC alarm MDC_ALARM_MAC_CONT_HI 260462 –
855 Negative airway pressure MDC_ALARM_PRESS_AWAY_NEGATIVE 260463 –
994 Internal Communication failure alarm –
(Reserved for internal use)
995 Any low priority alarm active MDC_ALARM_LOW_PRIO 260603 –
996 Any medium priority alarm active MDC_ALARM_MED_PRIO 260604 –
997 Any high priority alarm active MDC_ALARM_HI_PRIO 260605 –
998 Any technical alarm active MDC_ALARM_TECH 260606 –
999 Any alarm active MDC_ALARM_ANY 260607 –

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8.4 CIE – Computer Interface Emulator
8.4.1 Breath data, Channels 200 – 299

 CIE Ch No.
 CIE Parameter name.
CIE CIE parameter name REFID CODE UNIT

Ch No
201 Exp. tidal volume MDC_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL_EXP 152664 ml
202 Insp. Tidal volume MDC_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL 151868 ml
203 Insp. Minute volume MDC_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_INSP 151888 l/min
205 Peak pressure MDC_VENT_PRESS_MAX 151957 cmH2O
207 Pause pressure MDC_PRESS_RESP_PLAT 151784 cmH2O
208 End exp. pressure MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS 151804 cmH2O
209 O2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_O2_INSP 152196 %
211 Gas supply pressure, Air MDC_PRESS_AIR_SUPPLY 152888 mbar
212 Gas supply pressure, O2 MDCX_PRESS_O2_SUPPLY 153160 mbar
224 CO2 tidal production MDC_FLOW_CO2_PROD_TIDAL_RESP 193296 ml
225 End tidal CO2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151708 %
226 CO2 minute production MDC_FLOW_CO2_PROD_RESP 151776 ml/min
231 Exp. Resistance MDC_RES_AWAY_EXP 151844 cmH2O/l/s
232 Static Compliance MDC_COMPL_LUNG_STATIC 151696 ml/cmH2
O
233 End exp. Flow MDC_VENT_FLOW_EXP 151944 l/s
236 Insp. Resistance MDC_RES_AWAY_INSP 151848 cmH2O/l/s
238 I:E Ratio MDC_RATIO_IE 151832 –
239 Ti (Insufflation time) MDC_VENT_AWAY PRESS_INSUFL_TIME 194183 s
240 C dyn i in Open Lung Tool MDCX_COMPL_LUNG_DYN_OLT 193312 ml/cmH2
O
241 Dynamic Characteristics MDC_COMPL_LUNG_DYN 151692 ml/cmH2
O
242 NIV, Leakage fraction MDC_VENT_VOL_LEAK 152432 %
244 Ti/Ttot MDC_VENT_AWAY_PRESS_INSUFL_ 194185 –
PERCENT
245 Total PEEP MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS_ 152788 cmH2O
TOTAL
Note: MSync 2.1 sends as:
MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS_
STATIC_TOTAL
246 Shallow Breathing Index MDC_RESP_RAPID_SHALLOW_ 152860 –
BREATHING_INDEX
247 Spontaneous Breath frequency MDC_RESP_BTSD_PS_RATE 151674 b/min

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248 Mve spont MDC_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_EXP 151884 l/min
249 MVespont/Mve in Bivent MDCX_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_EXP_VENT_ 193321 –
VOL_MINUTE_EXP_RATIO
251 Work of Breathing, Ventilator MDC_WORK_OF_BREATHING_VENT 153288 Joule/l
252 Work of Breathing, Patient MDC_WORK_OF_BREATHING_PATIENT 153276 Joule/l
253 CPAP MDC_PRESS_AWAY_CTS_POS 151796 cmH2O
254 P01 MDC_P01 193326 cmH2O
255 Edi peak MDC_EDI_MAX 193327 µV
256 Edi min MDC_EDI_MIN 193328 µV
257 % Edi trigger in NAVA MDC_EDI_TRIG_NAVA 193329 %
MDCX_EDI_TRIG_NAVA
258 % Edi cycle off in NAVA MDC_EDI_CYCLE_OFF_NAVA 193330 %
259 Shallow Breathing Index (SBI) MDC_RESP_RAPID_SHALLOW_ 152860 b/min/l
BREATHING_INDEX
260 End tidal CO2 concentration MDC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151728 mmHg
261 Stress Index MDC_STRESS_INDEX 193333 –
262 Remaining Nebulization time MDC_NEB_TIME_PD_REMAIN_TOTAL 153368 min
8.4.2 Settings, Channel 300 – 399

 CIE Ch No.

Ch No
300 CMV Frequency, Set MDC_VENT_RESP_RATE_SETTING 16928802 b/min
301 Insp. Time %, Set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PERCENT_ 16929820 %
SETTING
302 Pause time %, Set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PAUSE_ 16929844 %
PERCENT_SETTING
303 SIMV Frequency, Set MDC_VENT_RESP_RATE_MIN_SETTING 16928804 b/min
304 Insp. Rise time %, Set MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16929984 %
CTLD_SETTING
305 Minute Volume, Set MDC_VENT_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_ 16929224 l/min
SETTING
306 Pressure Control Level above PEEP, MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929936 cmH2O
Set SETTING
307 Pressure Support Level above PEEP, MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929952 cmH2O
Set SUPP_SETTING
308 PEEP, Set MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS_ 16929020 cmH2O
SETTING
309 Patient range selection, Set MDC_VENT_PAT_CAT 16914568 –
310 Ventilation Mode, Set MDC_VENT_MODE 184352 –
311 Insp./Exp. Pause Hold, Oxygen MDC_CURR_USER_REQ_STATUS 16970599 –
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312 CPAP, Set MDC_PRESS_AWAY_CTS_POS_SETTING 16929012 cmH2O
315 Upper pressure limit, Set MDC_ALARM_PRESS_HI_LIMIT_SET 16971892 cmH2O
322 Alarm mute/pre-mute Status MDC_ALARM_MUTE_SETTING 16971715 –
323 O2 concentration, Set MDC_CONC_GASDLV_O2_INSP_SETTIN 16930360 %
G
327 Trigger sensitivity level below PEEP, MDC_VENT_PRESS_TRIG_SENS_ 16971713 cmH2O
Set BELOW_
PEEP_SETTING
328 Trigger sensitivity level above PEEP, MDC_VENT_TRIG_SENS_ABVE_PEEP_ 16971714 –
Set SETTING
333 I:E Ratio, Set MDC_RATIO_IE_SETTING 16929048 –
334 Tidal Volume, Set MDC_VENT_VOL_TIDAL_SETTING 16929196 ml
335 Backup RR, Set MDC_VENT_RESP_BACKUP_RATE_ 16929698 b/min
SETTING
336 Backup Ti in Seconds, Set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_BACKUP_ 16929832 s
SETTING
337 NIV Program Status MDC_PRG_STATUS_NIV 16970625 –
338 High-pressure level in BIVENT, Set MDC_PRES_LVL_HIGH_BIVENT_APRV_ 16970626 cmH2O
SETTING
339 High pressure level time in BIVENT, MDC_PRES_LVL_TIME_HIGH_BIVENT_ 16970627 s
Set APRV_SETTING
340 Low pressure level, PEEP, time in MDC_PRES_LVL_LOW_BIVENT_APRV_ 16970628 s
BIVENT, Set SETTING
341 Pressure Support level above Phigh MDC_PRES_SUPP_LVL_ABOVE_PHIGH 16970629 cmH2O
in BIVENT, Set
342 Pressure Support level above PEEP MDC_PRESS_SUPP_LVL_ABOVE_PEEP 16970630 cmH2O
in BIVENT, Set
343 Inspiration Time in Seconds, Set MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16930476 s
CTLD_PERCENT_SETTING
344 Pause Time in Seconds, Set MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PAUSE_ 16929840 s
SETTING
345 Insp. Rise time in Seconds, Set MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16929984 s
CTLD_SETTING
346 SIMV Breath duration, Set MDC_VENT_BRE_DUR_SIMV_SETTING 16971707 s
MDC_VENT_DUR_SIMV_SETTING
347 Back-up Pressure Level Above Peep, MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929944 cmH2O
Set BACKUP_SETTING
348 Inspiration Flow, Set MDC_VENT_FLOW_INSP_SETTING 16929164 l/s
349 Suction Support Status MDC_STATUS_SUCTION_SUPPORT 16971707 –
350 Cycle off Fraction Level, Set MDC_VENT_LVL_CYC_OFF_FRAC_ 16971723 %
SETTING
351 Circuit compliance compensation MDC_STATUS_CIR_COMPLIANCE_COMP 16970639 –
Status
352 Trigger timeout in Automode, Set MDC_TIME_APNEA_MAX_SETTING 16970640 s
360 Y-piece measurement Status MDC_STATUS_Y_MEAS 16970648 –
361 Edi trigger MDC_TRIGGER_EDI 16970649 µV
362 NAVA level MDC_LEVEL_NAVA 16970650 cmH2O/µ
V
363 Gas Type Setting MDC_GAS_TYPE_SETTING 16970651 –

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368 Backup Tidal Volume, Set MDC_VENT_VOL_TIDAL_BACKUP_ 16930432 ml
SETTING
MDC_VENT_VOL_TIDAL_BCKUP_
SETTING
369 Backup I:E Ratio, Set MDC_VENT_RATIO_IE_BACKUP_ 16970653 –
SETTING
MDC_VENT_RATIO_IE_BCKUP_SETTING
370 Apnea audio delay, Set MDC_APNEA_MUTE_SETTING 16971732 s
372 Nebulization mode, Set MDC_NEB_DEV_MODE_SETTING 16961626 –
373 Nebulization time, Set MDCX_NEB_TIME_PD_SETTING 16970656 min
375 Backup ventilation, Set MDC_VENT_BACKUP_SETTING 16970657 –
MDC_VENT_BCKUP_SETTING
376 Backup ventilation status MDC_VENT_MODE_BACKUP 184400 –
377 VC Flow pattern, Set MDC_VENT_VC_FLOW_PAT_SETTING 16970659 –
378 VC Flow pattern, percent of peak MDC_VENT_VC_FLOW_PAT_PEAK_ 16970660 %
flow, Set FLOW_SETTING
8.4.3 Alarm settings, Channel 300 – 399

 CIE Ch No.

Ch No
313 Exp. minute vol. Upper alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI_LIMIT_ 258921 l/min
Set SET
314 Exp. minute vol. Lower alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO_LIMIT_ 258922 l/min
Set SET
316 EtCO2 concentration Upper alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 258923 %
limit, Set SET
317 EtCO2 concentration Lower alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 258924 %
limit, Set SET
318 O2 concentration Upper alarm limit MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_HI_LIMIT_ 258925 %
SET
319 O2 concentration Lower alarm limit MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_LO_ 258926 %
LIMIT_SET
353 Breath frequency Upper alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_HI_LIMIT_ 258961 b/min
Set SETTING
354 Breath frequency Lower alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_LO_LIMIT_ 258962 b/min
Set SETTING
355 Apnea alarm time limit, Set MDC_ALARM_TIME_APNEA_LIMIT_SET 258963 s
356 PEEP Low limit, Set MDC_ALARM_PEEP_LO_LIMIT_SET 258964 cmH2O
357 PEEP High limit, Set MDC_ALARM_PEEP_HI_LIMIT_SET 258965 cmH2O
358 CPAP Upper alarm limit, Set MDC_ALARM_CPAP_HI_LIMIT_SET 258966 cmH2O
359 CPAP Lower alarm limit, Set MDC_ALARM_CPAP_LO_LIMIT_SET 258967 cmH2O

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364 Exp. minute vol. Upper alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI_LIMIT_ 258972 l/min
Set SET
365 Exp. minute vol. Lower alarm limit, MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO_LIMIT_ 258973 l/min
Set SET
366 EtCO2 concentration Upper alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 258974 mmHg
limit, Set SET
367 EtCO2 concentration Lower alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 258975 mmHg
limit, Set SET
371 Leakage fraction too high alarm, Set MDC_ALARM_LEAK_FRAC_HI_LIMIT_ 258979 –
SET
374 NAVA Apnea alarm, Set MDC_ALARM_NAVA_APNEA_SET 258982 –
8.4.4 Alarms, Channels 400 – 499

 CIE Ch No.

Ch No
400 O2 conc. Too high – alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_HI 259008 –
401 O2 conc. Too low – alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_LO 259009 –
402 EtCO2 conc. Too high – alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI 259010 –
403 EtCO2 conc. Too low – alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO 259011 –
410 Airway pressure alarm MDC_ALARM_PRESS_AWAY_HI 259018 –
Upper pressure limit exceeded –
alarm
411 Exp. Minute volume – alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI_LO 259019 –
412 Apnea alarm/Backup ventilation MDC_ALARM_TIME_APNEA 259020 –
416 Power Failure – alarm MDC_ALARM_PWR 259023 –
417 Mains Failure – alarm MDC_ALARM_BATTERY_OP 259024 –
422 Barometer error – alarm MDC_ALARM_BAROMETER 259025 –
423 High continuous pressure – alarm MDC_ALARM_PRESS_CONT_HI 259031 –
424 Overrange – alarm MDC_ALARM_OVERRANGE 259032 –
425 O2 cell disconnect – alarm MDC_ALARM_O2_CELL 259033 –
426 Computer Interface Emulator Internal MDC_ALARM_INT_COM 259034 –
communication failure – alarm
430 Time in waiting position exceeds 2 MDC_ALARM_TIME_WAIT 259038 –
min
431 No Patient Effort MDC_ALARM_PATIENT_EFFORT 259039 –
432 Leakage out of range MDC_ALARM_LEAKAGE 259040 –
433 Check tubing MDC_ALARM_TUBING 259041 –
434 Regulation pressure limited MDC_ALARM_PRESS_REG 259042 –
435 Breath frequency: High MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_HI 259043 –
436 Breath frequency: Low MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_LO 259044 –

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437 PEEP Low MDC_ALARM_PEEP_LO 259045 –
438 PEEP High MDC_ALARM_PEEP_HI 259046 –
439 CPAP: High MDC_ALARM_CPAP_HI 259047 –
440 CPAP:Low MDC_ALARM_CPAP_LO 259048 –
441 Pneumatic-Edi out of synch MDC_ALARM_EDI_OUT_OF_SYNC 259049 –
442 Edi activity low MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_LOW 259050 –
443 No Edi signal detected MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_MISSING 259051 –
444 Unsuccessful manual gas change MDC_ALARM_MAN_GAS_CHANGE 259052 –
alarm
445 Exp. Minute volume too high – alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI 259053 –
446 Exp. Minute volume too low – alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO 259054 –
447 Check heliox adapter MDC_ALARM_HELIOX 259055 –
448 Unreliable Edi signal MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_UNRELIABLE 259056 –
449 Check Catheter position – Edi Invalid MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_INVALID 259057 –
450 Check Catheter position – RR and MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_INTERFER_ 259058 –
HR coupling ECG
451 No Consistent Patient Effort MDC_ALARM_CONSISTENT_PATIENT_ 259059 –
EFFORT
452 Leakage fraction too high MDC_ALARM_LEAKAGE_FRACTION_HI 259060 –
498 High Priority Alarm MDC_ALARM_HI_PRIO 259106 –
499 Computer Interface Emulator MDC_ALARM_ANY 259107 –
Summary Alarm

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8.5 SCI – Servo Communication Interface
8.5.1 Breath data, Channels 100 – 399

 SCI Ch No.
 SCI Parameter name.
SCI SCI parameter name REFID CODE UNIT

Ch No
101 Exp. tidal volume MDC_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL_EXP 152664 ml
102 Insp. Tidal volume MDC_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL 151868 ml
103 Insp. Minute volume MDC_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_INSP 151888 l/min
105 Peak pressure MDC_VENT_PRESS_MAX 151957 cmH2O
mbar
mbar
107 Pause pressure MDC_PRESS_RESP_PLAT 151784 cmH2O
mbar
108 End exp. pressure MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS 151804 cmH2O
mbar
109 O2 concentration MDC_CONC_AWAY_O2_INSP 152196 %
hPa
mmHg
111 Gas supply pressure, Air MDCX_PRESS_O2_SUPPLY (SW 1.01.00.*) 152888 bar
MDC_PRESS_AIR_SUPPLY (SW > 1.01.00.*) PSI
kPa*100
112 Gas supply pressure, O2 MDCX_PRESS_O2_SUPPLY 153160 bar
PSI
kPa*100
113 CO2 tidal production MDC_FLOW_CO2_PROD_TIDAL_RESP 193296 ml
114 End tidal CO2 concentration MDC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151728 %
115 End tidal CO2 concentration MDC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151728 mmHg
116 End tidal CO2 concentration MDC_AWAY_CO2_ET 151728 kPa
117 CO2 minute production MDC_FLOW_CO2_PROD_RESP 151776 ml/min
118 Exp. Resistance MDC_RES_AWAY_EXP 151844 cmH2O/l/s
mbar/l/s
119 Static Compliance MDC_COMPL_LUNG_STATIC 151696 ml/cmH2O
ml/mbar
120 End exp. Flow MDC_VENT_FLOW_EXP 151944 l/min
l/s
121 Insp. Resistance MDC_RES_AWAY_INSP 151848 cmH2O/l/s
mbar/l/s
122 I:E Ratio MDC_RATIO_IE 151832 No unit
123 Ti (Insufflation time) MDC_VENT_AWAY PRESS_INSUFL_TIME 194183 s
125 Dynamic Characteristics MDC_COMPL_LUNG_DYN 151692 ml/cmH2O
ml/mbar

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126 Leakage fraction MDC_VENT_VOL_LEAK 152432 %
128 Ti/Ttot MDC_VENT_AWAY_PRESS_INSUFL_ 194185 No unit
PERCENT
129 Total PEEP MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS_TOTAL 152788 cmH2O
mbar
130 Spontaneous Breath frequency MDC_RESP_BTSD_PS_RATE 151674 b/min
131 MVe spont MDC_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_EXP 151884 l/min
132 MVe spont/MVe in Bi-Vent/APRV MDC_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_EXP_VENT_ 193321 No unit
VOL_MINUTE_EXP_RATIO
134 Work of Breathing, Ventilator MDC_WORK_OF_BREATHING_VENT 153288 Joule/l
135 Work of Breathing, Patient MDC_WORK_OF_BREATHING_PATIENT 153276 Joule/l
136 CPAP MDC_PRESS_AWAY_CTS_POS 151796 cmH2O
mbar
137 P01 MDC_P01 193326 cmH2O
mbar
138 Edi peak MDC_EDI_MAX 193327 µV
139 Edi min MDC_EDI_MIN 193328 µV
140 Insp. Trigger cause Not supplied via the HL7 interface
141 Cycle off cause Not supplied via the HL7 interface
142 Exp. Trigger cause Not supplied via the HL7 interface
143 Shallow Breathing Index (SBI) MDC_RESP_RAPID_SHALLOW_ 152860 b/min/l

BREATHING_INDEX
144 Remaining Nebulization time MDC_NEB_TIME_PD_REMAIN_TOTAL 153368 min
145 VTe/Predicted Body Weight MDC_VOL_AWAY_TIDAL_EXP_PER_IBW 152668 ml/kg
8.5.2 Settings, Channels 400 – 599

 SCI Ch No.

Ch No
400 RR MDC_VENT_RESP_RATE_SETTING 16928802 b/min
401 Leakage compensation Status MDC_LEAK_COMP_STATUS 16972689 –
402 T pause MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PAUSE_ 16929844 %
PERCENT_SETTING
403 SIMV rate MDC_VENT_RESP_RATE_MIN_SETTING 16928804 b/min
404 Tinsp. rise MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16929984 %
CTLD_SETTING
405 Minute volume MDC_VENT_VOL_MINUTE_AWAY_ 16929224 l/min
SETTING

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406 PC above PEEP MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929936 cmH2O
(Pressure Control-Level above PEEP) SETTING mbar
407 PS above PEEP MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929952 cmH2O
(Pressure Support Level above SUPP_SETTING mbar
PEEP)
408 PEEP MDC_PRESS_AWAY_END_EXP_POS_ 16929020 cmH2O
SETTING mbar
409 Patient range selection MDC_VENT_PAT_CAT 16914568 –
410 Ventilation Mode MDC_VENT_MODE 184352 –
411 Status of current user request MDC_CURR_USER_REQ_STATUS 16970599 –
412 CPAP MDC_PRESS_AWAY_CTS_POS_ 16929012 cmH2O
SETTING mbar
413 Alarm mute/pre-mute Status MDC_ALARM_MUTE_SETTING (SW 16971714 –
1.01.00.*)
MDC_ALARM_MUTE_SETTING (SW > 16971715 –
1.01.00.*)
414 O2 conc. MDC_CONC_GASDLV_O2_INSP_ 16930360 %
SETTING
415 Trigger sensitivity MDC_VENT_PRES_TRIG_SENS_LVL_ 16972703 cmH2O
(Pressure trigger sensitivity level ) SETTING
416 Trigger sensitivity MDC_VENT_FLOW_TRIG_SENS_LVL_ 16972704 l/min
(Flow trigger sensitivity level) SETTING
419 I:E MDC_RATIO_IE_SETTING 16929048 No unit
420 Tidal volume MDC_VENT_VOL_TIDAL_SETTING 16929196 ml
421 Backup RR (in Support modes) MDC_VENT_RESP_BACKUP_RATE_ 16929698 b/min
SETTING
422 Backup Ti (s) (in Support modes) MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_BACKUP_ 16929832 s
SETTING
423 NIV Program Status MDC_PRG_STATUS_NIV 16970625 –
424 Phigh MDC_PRES_LVL_HIGH_BIVENT_APRV_ 16970626 cmH2O
(High-pressure level in Bi-Vent/APRV) SETTING mbar
425 Thigh MDC_PRES_LVL_TIME_HIGH_BIVENT_ 16970627 s
(High pressure level time in Bi- APRV_SETTING
Vent/APRV)
426 TPEEP MDC_PRES_LVL_LOW_BIVENT_APRV_ 16970628 s
(Low pressure level, PEEP, time in Bi- SETTING
Vent/APRV)
427 PS above Phigh MDC_PRES_SUPP_LVL_ABOVE_PHIGH 16970629 cmH2O
(Pressure Support level above Phigh mbar
in Bi-Vent/APRV)
428 PS above PEEP (Pressure Support MDC_PRESS_SUPP_LVL_ABOVE_PEEP 16970630 cmH2O
level above PEEP in Bi-Vent/APRV) mbar
429 Ti MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16930476 s
(Inspiration time in seconds) CTLD_PERCENT_SETTING
430 T pause MDC_VENT_TIME_PD_INSP_PAUSE_ 16929840 s
(Pause time in seconds) SETTING
431 Tinsp. rise MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_RISETIME_ 16929984 s
(Insp.rise time in seconds) CTLD_SETTING
432 Breath cycle T MDC_TIME_BREATH_CYCLE_SIMV_ 16972720 s
(in SIMV modes) SETTING

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433 Backup PC above PEEP MDC_VENT_PRESS_AWAY_DELTA_ 16929944 cmH2O
(in Support modes) BACKUP_SETTING mbar
434 Flow MDC_VENT_FLOW_INSP_SETTING 16929164 l/min
(Inspiration Peak Flow) l/s
435 Suction Support Status MDC_STATUS_SUCTION_SUPPORT 16971707 –
436 End inspiration MDC_VENT_LVL_CYC_OFF_FRAC_ 16971724 %
(Cycle off Fraction Level) SETTING
437 Circuit compliance compensation MDC_STATUS_CIR_COMPLIANCE_ 16970639 –
Status COMP
438 Max. apnea time MDC_TIME_APNEA_MAX_SETTING 16970640 s
(Trigger timeout in Automode)
439 Y-piece measurement Status MDC_STATUS_Y_MEAS 16970648 –
440 Edi trigger MDC_TRIGGER_EDI 16970649 µV
441 NAVA level MDC_LEVEL_NAVA 16970650 cmH2O/µ
V
442 Gas Type Setting MDC_GAS_TYPE_SETTING 16970651 –
443 Backup Tidal volume MDC_VENT_VOL_TIDAL_BACKUP_ 16930432 ml
(in Support modes) SETTING
MDC_VENT_VOL_TIDAL_BCKUP_
SETTING
444 Backup I:E MDC_VENT_RATIO_IE_BACKUP_ 16970653 No unit
(in Support modes) SETTING
MDC_VENT_RATIO_IE_BCKUP_SETTING
445 Leakage fraction too high alarm MDC_ALARM_LEAK_FRAC_HI_LIMIT_ 258979 –
SET
446 Nebulization mode MDC_NEB_DEV_MODE_SETTING 16961626 –
447 Nebulization time MDC_NEB_TIME_PD_SETTING 16970656 min
448 NAVA Apnea Alarm MDC_ALARM_NAVA_APNEA_SET 258982 –
449 Backup ventilation On/Off MDC_VENT_BACKUP_SETTING 16970657 –
(in Support modes)
450 Backup ventilation status MDC_VENT_MODE_BACKUP 184400 –
(in Support modes)
451 Predicted Body Weight MDC_MASS_BODY_EST_IBW 188796 kg
g
452 Leakage too high alarm MDC_ALARM_LEAK_HIGH_DISABLED_ 16972740 –
(in invasive ventilation) SETTING
453 Inspiratory tidal volume too high alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_INSP_TIDAL_HI_ 16972741 –
DISABLED_SETTING
454 Expiratory minute volume high alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI_ 16972742 –
DISABLED_SETTING
455 Expiratory minute volume low alarm MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO_ 16972743 –
DISABLED_SETTING

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8.5.3 Alarm settings, Channels 600 – 799
 SCI Ch No.

Ch No
600 Upper pressure limit MDC_ALARM_PRESS_HI_LIMIT_SET 261208 cmH2O
mbar
601 O2 concentration Upper alarm limit MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_HI_LIMIT_ 261209 %
SET
602 O2 concentration Lower alarm limit MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_LO_ 261210 %
LIMIT_SET
603 Respiratory rate Upper alarm limit MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_HI_LIMIT_ 261211 b/min
SETTING
604 Respiratory rate Lower alarm limit MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_LO_LIMIT_ 261212 b/min
SETTING
605 Apnea time MDC_ALARM_TIME_APNEA_LIMIT_SET 261213 s
606 PEEP High limit MDC_ALARM_PEEP_HI_LIMIT_SET 261214 cmH2O
mbar
607 PEEP Low limit MDC_ALARM_PEEP_LO_LIMIT_SET 261215 cmH2O
mbar
608 CPAP Upper alarm limit MDC_ALARM_CPAP_HI_LIMIT_SET 261216 cmH2O
mbar
609 CPAP Lower alarm limit MDC_ALARM_CPAP_LO_LIMIT_SET 261217 cmH2O
mbar
610 Exp. minute vol. Upper alarm limit MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI_LIMIT_ 261218 l/min
SET
611 Exp. minute vol. Lower alarm limit MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO_LIMIT_ 261219 l/min
SET
612 EtCO2 concentration Upper alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 261220 %
limit SET
613 EtCO2 concentration Lower alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 261221 %
limit SET
614 EtCO2 concentration Upper alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 261222 mmHg
limit SET
615 EtCO2 concentration Lower alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 261223 mmHg
limit SET
616 EtCO2 concentration Upper alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI_LIMIT_ 261224 kPa
limit SET
617 EtCO2 concentration Lower alarm MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO_LIMIT_ 261225 kPa
limit SET
618 Apnea audio delay MDC_ALARM_DELAY_APNEA_AUDIO_ 261226 s
SET
619 VTi Upper alarm limit MDC_ALARM_VOL_TIDAL_INSP_HI_ 261227 ml
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8.5.4 Alarms, Channel 800 – 999
 SCI Ch No.

Ch No
800 O2 concentration high MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_HI 261408 –
801 O2 concentration low MDC_ALARM_CONC_O2_INSP_LO 261409 –
802 EtCO2 concentration high MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_HI 261410 –
803 EtCO2 concentration low MDC_ALARM_CONC_CO2_ET_LO 261411 –
804 Airway pressure high MDC_ALARM_PRESS_AWAY_HI 261412 –
(Upper pressure limit exceeded)
805 Apnea alarm MDC_ALARM_TIME_APNEA 261413 –
808 The nebulizer cannot be run on one MDC_ALARM_NEBULIZER_BATTERY_OP 261416 –
battery
(Not applicable to SERVO-air)
809 Battery operation MDC_ALARM_BATTERY_OP 261417 –
810 No consistent patient effort MDC_ALARM_PAT_EFFORT 261418 –
811 Airway pressure continuously high MDC_ALARM_PRESS_CONT_HI 261419 –
812 Overrange alarm MDC_ALARM_OVERRANGE 261420 –
813 O2 cell/sensor failure MDC_ALARM_O2_CELL 261421 –
814 Time in waiting position > 2 min MDC_ALARM_TIME_WAIT 261422 –
815 No patient effort MDC_ALARM_PATIENT_EFFORT 261423 –
816 Leakage too high MDC_ALARM_LEAKAGE 261424 –
817 Patient circuit disconnected MDC_ALARM_TUBING 261425 –
818 Volume delivery is restricted MDC_ALARM_VOL_DEL_REST 261426 –
819 Respiratory rate high MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_HI 261427 –
820 Respiratory rate low MDC_ALARM_RESP_RATE_LO 261428 –
821 PEEP high MDC_ALARM_PEEP_HI 261429 –
822 PEEP low MDC_ALARM_PEEP_LO 261430 –
823 CPAP high MDC_ALARM_CPAP_HI 261431 –
824 CPAP low MDC_ALARM_CPAP_LO 261432 –
825 Inconsistent Edi signal MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_INCONSIST 261433 –
826 Low Edi signal MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_LOW 261434 –
827 No Edi signal detected MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_MISSING 261435 –
828 Patient disconnected > 1 min MDC_ALARM_PAT_DISCONNECT 261436 –
829 Expiratory minute volume high MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_HI 261437 –
830 Expiratory minute volume low MDC_ALARM_VOL_EXP_MIN_LO 261438 –
831 Expiratory cassette disconnected MDC_ALARM_PAT_CASS_REMOVED 261439 –
832 Expiratory cassette replaced MDC_ALARM_PAT_CASS_EXCHANGED 261440 –
833 Edi signal invalid MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_INVALID 261441 –
834 Edi signal interference from ECG MDC_ALARM_EDI_SIGNAL_INTERFER_ 261442 –
ECG

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835 Delivered gas temperature high MDC_ALARM_TEMP_GAS_DELIVERED_ 261443 –
HIGH
994 Internal communication failure alarm Not supplied via the HL7 interface
(Reserved for internal use)
995 Any low priority alarm active MDC_ALARM_LOW_PRIO 261603 –
996 Any medium priority alarm active MDC_ALARM_MED_PRIO 261604 –
997 Any high priority alarm active MDC_ALARM_HI_PRIO 261605 –
998 Any technical alarm active MDC_ALARM_TECH 261606 –
999 Any alarm active MDC_ALARM_ANY 261607 –

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8.6 CSE – Cardiohelp Communication Interface
8.6.1 Cyclic data

 CSE Field ID
 CSE Parameter name.
 ENUM Value
CSE CSE REFID ENUM CODE Unit
Field parameter value (if
ID name applicable)
1 Pressure MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_VEN N/A 192572 mmHg
PVen
2 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_VEN_LO_ N/A 1118269 mmHg
Low ALARM_SETTING
3 Interv Low MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_VEN_LO_ N/A 1118270 mmHg
INTERVENTION_SETTING
4 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_VEN_HI_ N/A 1118271 mmHg
High ALARM_SETTING
5 Interv High MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_VEN_HI_ N/A 1118272 mmHg
6 Pressure MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_INTERNAL N/A 192592 mmHg
Pint
7 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_INTERNAL_ N/A 1118289 mmHg
Low LO_ALARM_SETTING
8 Interv Low MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_INTERNAL_ N/A 1118290 mmHg
LO_INTERVENTION_SETTING
9 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_INTERNAL_ N/A 1118291 mmHg
High HI_ALARM_SETTING
10 Interv High MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_INTERNAL_ N/A 1118292 mmHg
HI_INTERVENTION_SETTING
11 Pressure MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_ART N/A 192612 mmHg
Part
12 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_ART_LO_ N/A 1118309 mmHg
Low ALARM_SETTING
13 Interv Low MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_ART_LO_ N/A 1118310 mmHg
14 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_ART_HI_ N/A 1118311 mmHg
High ALARM_SETTING
15 Interv High MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_ART_HI_ N/A 1118312 mmHg
16 Pressure MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_AUX N/A 192632 mmHg
PAux
17 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_AUX_LO_ N/A 1118329 mmHg
Low ALARM_SETTING
18 Interv Low MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_AUX_LO_ N/A 1118330 mmHg
19 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_AUX_HI_AL N/A 1118331 mmHg
High ARM_SETTING
20 Interv High MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_AUX_HI_ N/A 1118332 mmHg
21 Delta P MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_DELTA N/A 192652 mmHg

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CSE CSE REFID ENUM CODE Unit
Field parameter value (if
ID name applicable)
22 Low Limit MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_DELTA_LO_ N/A 1118349 mmHg
ALARM_SETTING
23 High Limit MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_DELTA_HI_ N/A 1118350 mmHg
ALARM_SETTING
24 Flow MDC_PUMP_ECMO_OUTPUT_FLOW_ART N/A 192662 l/min
25 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_OUTPUT_FLOW_ART_LO N/A 1118359 l/min
Low _ALARM_SETTING
26 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_OUTPUT_FLOW_ART_HI_ N/A 1118360 l/min
High ALARM_SETTING
27 Speed MDC_PUMP_ECMO_SPEED N/A 192762 RPM
28 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_SPEED_LO_ALARM_ N/A 1118459 RPM
Low SETTING
29 Warning MDC_PUMP_ECMO_SPEED_HI_ALARM_ N/A 1118460 RPM
High SETTING
30 SvO2 MDC_SAT_O2_VEN N/A 192702 %
31 Low Limit MDC_SAT_O2_VEN_LO_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118399 %
32 High Limit MDC_SAT_O2_VEN_HI_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118400 %
33 HB MDC_BLD_HB N/A 192772 g/dl
34 Low Limit MDC_BLD_HB_LO_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118469 g/dl
35 High Limit MDC_BLD_HB_HI_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118470 g/dl
36 HCT MDC_BLD_HCT N/A 192782 %
37 Low Limit MDC_BLD_HCT_LO_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118479 %
38 High Limit MDC_BLD_HCT_HI_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118480 %
39 TVen MDC_TEMP_BLD_VEN N/A 192682 °C
40 Low Limit MDC_TEMP_BLD_VEN_LO_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118379 °C
41 High Limit MDC_TEMP_BLD_VEN_HI_ALARM_SETTING N/A 1118380 °C
42 Tart MDC_PUMP_ECMO_TEMP_BLD_ART N/A 192692 °C
43 Low Limit MDC_PUMP_ECMO_TEMP_BLD_ART_LO_ N/A 1118389 °C
ALARM_SETTING
44 High Limit MDC_PUMP_ECMO_TEMP_BLD_ART_HI_ N/A 1118390 °C
ALARM_SETTING
45 Level MDC_PUMP_ECMO_LEVEL 0 1118488 unitless
1 1118489 unitless
46 Requested MDC_PUMP_ECMO_OUTPUT_FLOW_ART_ N/A 1118358 l/min
Flow SETTING
47 Requested MDC_PUMP_ECMO_SPEED_SETTING N/A 1118458 RPM
Speed
48 Requested MDC_PUMP_ECMO_MODE_SETTING RPM 1118438 unitless
Pump LPM 1118439 unitless
Mode
49 Active MDC_PUMP_ECMO_MODE_ACTIVE RPM 258278 unitless
Pump LPM 258279 unitless
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8.6.2 Asynchronous messages
 CSE EVENT
 ENUM Value
Asynchronous data is event data that is communicated when the event occurs. It has either numerical or enumerated
values. In the case of enums each enum has an individual CODE value
CSE EVENT REFID ENUM value CODE Unit
(if applicable)
Pressure MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_VEN_ OK 258108 unitless
venous ALARM HI_ALARM 258111 unitless
LO_ALARM 258109 unitless
HI_INTERVENTION 258112 unitless
LO_INTERVENTIO 258110 unitless
N
HI_STOP 258113 unitless
LO_STOP 258114 unitless
DISCONNECTED 258115 unitless
OUT_OF_RANGE 258116 unitless
DEFECT 258117 unitless
Pressure MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_ OK 258128 unitless
internal INTERNAL_ALARM HI_ALARM 258131 unitless
LO_INTERVENTIO 258130 unitless
N
Pressure Aux MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_ART_ OK 258148 unitless
ALARM HI_ALARM 258151 unitless
LO_INTERVENTIO unitless
N 258150
Delta Pressure MDC_PUMP_ECMO_PRESS_BLD_DELTA_ OK 258188 unitless
ALARM HI_ALARM 258190 unitless

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Flow MDC_PUMP_ECMO_OUTPUT_FLOW_ART_D OK 258198 unitless
ELTA_ALARM HI_ALARM 258200 unitless
NEGATIVE 258204 unitless
TEMP_HI 258205 unitless
AMPLITUDE_LO 258206 unitless
OFFSET_HI 258207 unitless
WRONG_ 258208 unitless
CALIBRATION
FLOW_BUBBLE_ 258209 unitless
SENSOR_
INCOMPATIBLE
Temperature MDC_TEMP_BLD_VEN_ALARM OK 258218 unitless
venous HI_ALARM 258220 unitless
Temperature MDC_TEMP_BLD_ART_ALARM OK 258228 unitless
arterial HI_ALARM 258230 unitless
SvO2 MDC_SAT_O2_VEN_ALARM OK 258238 unitless
HI_ALARM 258240 unitless
PROBE_ 258244 unitless
INCOMPATIBLE
Bubble Arterial MDC_PUMP_ECMO_BUBBLE_BLD_ART OK 258258 unitless
DETECTED 258259 unitless
INTERVENTION 258260 unitless
RESET 258264 unitless
SENSOR_
INCOMPATIBLE
Bubble Venous MDC_PUMP_ECMO_BUBBLE_BLD_VEN OK 258258 unitless

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DETECTED 258259 unitless
RESET 258264 unitless
SENSOR_
INCOMPATIBLE
Pump status MDC_PUMP_ECMO_STATUS RUNNING 258268 unitless
STOPPED 258269 unitless
Control mode MDC_PUMP_ECMO_MODE RPM 258278 unitless
LPM 258279 unitless
Run mode MDC_PUMP_ECMO_RUN_MODE CONTINOUS 258283 unitless
CAN bus status MDC_PUMP_ECMO_CAN_STATUS OK 258288 unitless
BUSOFF 258289 unitless
MESSAGE_ 258290 unitless
TIMEOUT
CONNECTION_ 258291 unitless
DISTURBED
HB MDC_BLD_HB_ALARM OK 258308 unitless
measurement HI_ALARM 258310 unitless
HCT MDC_BLD_HCT_ALARM OK 258318 unitless
measurement HI_ALARM 258320 unitless
Level MDC_PUMP_ECMO_LEVEL_ALARM OK 258333 unitless
measurement ALARM 258334 unitless
DOWNTIMER 1 MDC_PUMP_ECMO_DOWNTIMER1 RESET 258343 unitless
START 258344 unitless
STOP 258345 unitless
ELAPSED 258346 unitless
TIMER 1 MDC_PUMP_ECMO_TIMER1 RESET 258348 unitless

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Battery MDC_PUMP_ECMO_BATTERY CAPACITY_ 258388 unitless
NORMAL
CAPACITY_ 258389 unitless
WARNING
CAPACITY_ALARM 258390 unitless
NO_BATTERY 258391 unitless
CHANGE_TO_ 258392 unitless
BATTERY_
POWER_CONF
CHANGE_TO_ 258393 unitless
BATTERY_POWER
Device MDC_PUMP_ECMO_APPLICATION MECC_MODE 258398 unitless
application V-V-ECLS_MODE 258399 unitless
mode
V-A-ECLS_MODE 258400 unitless
VAD_MODE 258401 unitless
PALP_MODE 258402 unitless
XVIVO_MODE 258403 unitless
System MDC_PUMP_ECMO_POWER POWER_ON 258408 unitless

POWER_OFF 258409 unitless
Configuration MDC_PUMP_ECMO_CONFIGURATION LOADING_OK 258413 unitless
LOADING_FAIL 258414 unitless
SAVING_OK 258415 unitless
SAVING_FAIL 258416 unitless
Global override MDC_PUMP_ECMO_OVERRIDE ON 258498 unitless
OFF 258499 unitless
OVERIDE_FUNCTI 258500 unitless
ON_ENABLED
OVERIDE_ 258501 unitless
FUNCTION_
DISABLED
Self test MDC_PUMP_ECMO_TEST TOUCH_FAILED 258508 unitless
DIO_FAILED 258509 unitless
AUDIO_FAILED 258510 unitless
ANALOGUE_ 258511 unitless
FAILED
SYS_CAN_FAILED 258512 unitless
EXT_CAN_FAILED 258513 unitless

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SD_CARD_FAILED 258514 unitless
FLASH_FAILED 258515 unitless
EEPROM_FAILED 258516 unitless
USB_FAILED 258517 unitless
RTC_FAILED 258518 unitless
ROTARY_KNOB_ 258519 unitless
FAILED
System start MDC_PUMP_ECMO_START ALARM_HMI_ 258528 unitless
cause RESET
ALARM_ 258529 unitless
CONFIRMATION_
HMI_RESET
ALARM_RF2_ 258530 unitless
RESET
CONFIRMATION_
RF2_RESET
ALARM_SB_RESE 258532 unitless
T
CONFIRMATION_
SB_RESET
Acoustic MDC_PUMP_ECMO_ACOUSTIC_REMINDER DISABLED 258548 unitless
reminder ENABLED 258549 unitless

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8.7 HEP – HCU 40 Communication Interface
8.7.1 Cyclic data

The HEP cyclic data has either numerical or enumerated values. In the case of enums each enum has an individual
CODE value. The field number corresponds to the position in the HEP cyclic messages.
 HEP Field ID
 HEP Parameter name.
 ENUM Value
HEP HEP REFID ENUM value CODE Unit
Field parameter (if applicable)
ID name
5 Main MDC_HCU_MAIN_TEMP_OUT N/A 193072 °C
Temperature
Out
6 Cplg MDC_HCU_CPLG_TEMP_OUT N/A 193073 °C
Temperature
Out
7 Main MDC_HCU_MAIN_TEMP_OUT_SET N/A 1118768 °C
Temperature
Set
8 Cplg MDC_HCU_CPLG_TEMP_OUT_SET N/A 1118769 °C
Temperature
Set
9 Device State MDC_HCU_STATE_NO_CHANGE NO_CHANGE 193082 unitless
MDC_HCU_STATE_SELF_TEST SELF_TEST 193083 unitless
MDC_HCU_STATE_IDLE IDLE 193084 unitless
MDC_HCU_STATE_RUN RUN 193085 unitless
MDC_HCU_STATE_EMPTY_SYSTEM EMPTY_ 193086 unitless
SYSTEM
MDC_HCU_STATE_CLEANING CLEANING 193087 unitless
MDC_HCU_STATE_DIAGNOSE DIAGNOSE 193088 unitless
MDC_HCU_STATE_MAINTENANCE MAINTENANC 193089 unitless
E
10 Main circuit MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_NO_ NO_CHANGE 193092 unitless
state CHANGE
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_SELF SELF_TEST 193093 unitless
_
TEST
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_IDLE IDLE 193094 unitless
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_RUN RUN 193095 unitless
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_DE_AI DE_AIR 193096 unitless
R
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_ EMPTY_ 193097 unitless
EMPTY_TUBES TUBES
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_ EMPTY_ 193098 unitless
EMPTY_SYSTEM SYSTEM
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_ CLEANING 193099 unitless
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ID name
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_ DIAGNOSE 193100 unitless
DIAGNOSE
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_ MAINTENANC 193101 unitless
MAINTENANCE E
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_ERRO ERROR 193102 unitless
R
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_OFF OFF 193103 unitless
MDC_HCU_MAIN_CIRCUIT_STATE_PUMP PUMP_STOP_ 193104 unitless
_STOP_ERROR ERROR
11 Cplg circuit MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_NO_ NO_CHANGE 193112 unitless
state CHANGE
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_SELF SELF_TEST 193113 unitless
_TEST
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_IDLE IDLE 193114 unitless
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_RUN RUN 193115 unitless
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_DE_A DE_AIR 193116 unitless
IR
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_ EMPTY_ 193117 unitless
EMPTY_TUBES TUBES
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_ EMPTY_ 193118 unitless
EMPTY_SYSTEM SYSTEM
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_ CLEANING 193119 unitless
CLEANING
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_ DIAGNOSE 193120 unitless
DIAGNOSE
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_ MAINTENANC 193121 unitless
MAINTENANCE E
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_ERR ERROR 193122 unitless
OR
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_OFF OFF 193123 unitless
MDC_HCU_CPLG_CIRCUIT_STATE_PUM PUMP_STOP_ 193124 unitless
P_STOP_ERROR ERROR
12 Main ext temp MDC_HCU_MAIN_TEMP_EXT N/A 193132 °C
13 Cplg ext temp MDC_HCU_CPLG_TEMP_EXT N/A 193133 °C
14 Main ΔT MDC_HCU_MAIN_TEMP_DELTA N/A 193134 °C
15 Cplg ΔT MDC_HCU_CPLG_TEMP_DELTA N/A 193135 °C
16 Main flow MDC_HCU_MAIN_FLOW N/A 193136 l/min
17 Cplg flow MDC_HCU_CPLG_FLOW N/A 193137 l/min
18 Main MDC_HCU_MAIN_PRESS N/A 193138 bar
pressure
19 Cplg pressure MDC_HCU_CPLG_PRESS N/A 193139 bar
20 Main tank MDC_HCU_MAIN_TEMP_TANK N/A 193140 °C
temperature
21 Cplg tank MDC_HCU_CPLG_TEMP_TANK N/A 193141 °C
temperature
22 Main ice MDC_HCU_MAIN_ICE_SIZE 1 193143 unitless
block size 2 193144 unitless
3 193145 unitless

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4 193146 unitless
23 Cplg ice block MDC_HCU_CPLG_ICE_SIZE 1 193148 unitless
size 2 193149 unitless
3 193150 unitless
4 193151 unitless
24 Tank level MDC_HCU_TANK_LEVEL 1 193153 unitless
2 193154 unitless
3 193155 unitless
4 193156 unitless
5 193157 unitless
25 Mains current MDC_HCU_MAINS_CURRENT N/A 193162 Ampere
26 Mains voltage MDC_HCU_MAINS_VOLTAGE N/A 193163 Volt
27 Main heater MDC_HCU_MAIN_REGULATOR_TEMP_ N/A 193164 %
power POWER
28 Cplg heater MDC_HCU_CPLG_REGULATOR_TEMP_ N/A 193165 %
power POWER
29 Main set flow MDC_HCU_MAIN_FLOW_SET N/A 1118862 %
30 Cplg set flow MDC_HCU_CPLG_FLOW_SET N/A 1118863 %
31 Max main ice MDC_HCU_MAIN_ICE_SIZE_MAX 1 193173 unitless
31 size 2 193174 unitless
31 3 193175 unitless
31 4 193176 unitless
32 Max cplg ice MDC_HCU_CPLG_ICE_SIZE_MAX 1 193178 unitless
size 2 193179 unitless
3 193180 unitless
4 193181 unitless
33 Main mix MDC_HCU_MAIN_VALV_POS N/A 193182 %
valve pos
34 Cplg mix MDC_HCU_CPLG_VALV_POS N/A 193183 %
valve pos
35 Fan power MDC_HCU_FAN_SET N/A 1118880 %
36 Main PIDact MDC_HCU_MAIN_PID_ACT N/A 193185 unitless
37 Main MDC_HCU_MAIN_CTRL_DELTA_SUM N/A 193186 unitless
CtrlDeltaSum
38 Cplg PIDact MDC_HCU_CPLG_PID_ACT N/A 193187 unitless
39 Cplg MDC_HCU_CPLG_CTRL_DELTA_SUM N/A 193188 unitless
CtrlDeltaSum
40 Digi Out [0] MDC_HCU_ALARM_HIGH N/A 193192 unitless
40 Digi Out [0] MDC_HCU_ALARM_MEDIUM N/A 193193 unitless
40 Digi Out [0] MDC_HCU_ALARM N/A 193194 unitless
40 Digi Out [0] MDC_HCU_DIAGNOSE_REL2_CPLG N/A 193195 unitless
40 Digi Out [0] MDC_HCU_DIAGNOSE_REL2_MAIN N/A 193196 unitless
40 Digi Out [0] MDC_HCU_DIAGNOSE_REL1_MAIN N/A 193197 unitless
40 Digi Out [0] MDC_HCU_DIAGNOSE_REL1_CPLG N/A 193198 unitless

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41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_COMPRESSOR N/A 193202 unitless
41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_MV_COOL_MAIN_1 N/A 193203 unitless
41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_MV_COOL_MAIN_2 N/A 193204 unitless
41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_MV_COOL_CPLG N/A 193205 unitless
41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_PUMP_MAIN N/A 193206 unitless
41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_PUMP_CPLG N/A 193207 unitless
41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_BYPS_MAIN N/A 193208 unitless
41 Digi Out [1] MDC_HCU_BYPS_CPLG N/A 193209 unitless
42 Digi Out [2] MDC_HCU_DO_LED_STB_SWItCH N/A 193213 unitless
42 Digi Out [2] MDC_HCU_DO_RST_MC33996 N/A 193214 unitless
43 Temp. cooling MDC_HCU_COOLING_FLUID_TEMP N/A 193222 °C
fluid
44 Ice sensor A1 MDC_HCU_ICE_SENSOR_A1 N/A 193223 unitless
(raw)
(raw)
(raw)
47 Ice sensor B1 MDC_HCU_ICE_SENSOR_B1 N/A 193226 unitless
(raw)
(raw)
(raw)
50 Ice sensor C1 MDC_HCU_ICE_SENSOR_C1 N/A 193229 unitless
(raw)
(raw)
(raw)
53 Level sensor MDC_HCU_LEVEL_1 N/A 193232 unitless
1 (raw)
2 (raw)
3 (raw)
4 (raw)
57 Main MDC_HCU_MAIN_MONOTREL_1 N/A 193236 unitless
MonOTRel 1
58 Main MDC_HCU_MAIN_MONOTREL_2 N/A 193237 unitless
MonOTRel 2
59 Cplg MDC_HCU_CPLG_MONOTREL_1 N/A 193238 unitless
MonOTRel 1
60 Cplg MDC_HCU_CPLG_MONOTREL_2 N/A 193239 unitless
MonOTRel 2
61 Misc data 1 MDC_HCU_MISC_DATA_1 N/A 193240 unitless

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8.7.2 Asynchronous messages
Asynchronous data is event data that is communicated when the event occurs. It has either numerical or enumerated
values. In the case of enums each enum has an individual CODE value. The event id refers to the event id defined in the
[ALARMTABLE].
 HEP Event ID
 ENUM Value
HEP EVENT ID REFID ENUM value CODE Unit
(if applicable)
00010000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TEMP_OUT_MAIN OK 261608 unitless
00010001 FAIL 261609 unitless
00010002 OUT_OF_RANGE 261610 unitless
00010003 HIGH 261611 unitless
00010004 CALIBRATION_ 261612 unitless
MISSING
00010005 IMPLAUSIBLE 261613 unitless
00020000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TEMP_OUT_CPLG OK 261614 unitless
MISSING
00020005 IMPLAUSIBLE 261619 unitless
00030000 MDC_EVT_HCU_FLOW_MAIN OK 261620 unitless
00030001 KINK 261621 unitless
00030002 PUMP_OFF 261622 unitless
00040000 MDC_EVT_HCU_FLOW_CPLG OK 261623 unitless
00040001 KINK 261624 unitless
00040002 PUMP_OFF 261625 unitless
00050000 MDC_EVT_HCU_PRESS_MAIN OK 261626 unitless
00050002 HI_ALARM 261628 unitless
00060000 MDC_EVT_HCU_PRESS_CPLG OK 261629 unitless
00060002 HI_ALARM 261631 unitless
00070000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TANK_LEVEL OK 261632 unitless
00070001 EMPTY 261633 unitless
00070002 HI 261634 unitless
00070003 REFILL 261635 unitless
00080000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TANK_MAIN_TEM OK 261637 unitless
00080001 P FAIL 261638 unitless

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MISSING
00080005 LOW 261642 unitless
00090000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TANK_CPLG_TEM OK 261643 unitless
00090001 P FAIL 261644 unitless
MISSING
00090005 LOW 261648 unitless
000A0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_MAINS_CURRENT OK 261649 unitless
000A0001 FAIL 261650 unitless
000A0002 HI_ALARM 261651 unitless
000B0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_MAINS_VOLTAGE OK 261652 unitless
000B0001 FAIL 261653 unitless
000B0002 LO_ALARM 261654 unitless
000B0004 HI_ALARM 261655 unitless
000B0003 LO 261656 unitless
000D0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_ICE_MAIN OK 261657 unitless
000D0001 FAIL 261658 unitless
000D0002 TIMEOUT 261659 unitless
000C0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_ICE_CPLG OK 261660 unitless
000C0001 FAIL 261661 unitless
000C0002 TIMEOUT 261662 unitless
000E0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_COOLING_FLUID_ OK 261663 unitless
000E0001 TEMP FAIL 261664 unitless
000E0002 OUT_OF_RANGE 261665 unitless
000E0003 HIGH 261666 unitless
000E0004 CALIBRATION_ 261667 unitless
MISSING
000F0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_MAIN_TEMP_ PLAUSIBILITY_ 261668 unitless
VALIDITY NORMAL
000F0001 PLAUSIBILITY_1_FAIL 261669 unitless
000F0002 PLAUSIBILITY_2_FAIL 261670 unitless
00100000 MDC_EVT_HCU_CPLG_TEMP_ PLAUSIBILITY_ 261671 unitless
VALIDITY NORMAL
00100001 PLAUSIBILITY_1_FAIL 261672 unitless
00100002 PLAUSIBILITY_2_FAIL 261673 unitless
00110000 MDC_EVT_HCU_VOLTAGE OK 261674 unitless
00110001 VCC1_OUT_OF_ 261675 unitless
RANGE
00110002 VCC2_OUT_OF_ 261676 unitless
RANGE
00110003 10V_OUT_OF_RANG 261677 unitless
E
00110004 15V_OUT_OF_RANG 261678 unitless
E

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00110005 24V_UPS_IN_OUT_ 261679 unitless
OF_RANGE
00110006 24VP_OUT_OF_ 261680 unitless
RANGE
00110007 24V_UPS_OUT_OUT_ 261681 unitless
OF_RANGE
00110008 SAFETY_PUMP_STO 261682 unitless
P
00120000 MDC_EVT_HCU_MAIN_SAFETY_ OK 261683 unitless
00120001 CUT_OFF TEMP_HI 261684 unitless
00120002 USER_ACK 261685 unitless
00130000 MDC_EVT_HCU_CPLG_SAFETY_ OK 261686 unitless
00130001 CUT_OFF TEMP_HI 261687 unitless
00130002 USER_ACK 261688 unitless
00150000 MDC_EVT_HCU_HMI_CONNECTIO OK 261689 unitless
00150001 N DISCONNECTED 261690 unitless
00160000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TANK_EXT_MAIN_ OK 261691 unitless
00160001 TEMP NO_SENSOR 261692 unitless
00170000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TANK_EXT_CPLG OK 261693 unitless
00170001 _TEMP NO_SENSOR 261694 unitless
00180000 MDC_EVT_HCU_MAINS_POWER OK 261695 unitless
003C0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_DIGITAL_OUTPUT OK 261697 unitless
003C0001 DEVICE_FAIL 261698 unitless
003C0002 MAIN_FAIL 261699 unitless
003C0003 CPLG_FAIL 261700 unitless
003D0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_SENSORBOX OK 261701 unitless
003D0001 24V_CTRL_FAIL 261702 unitless
003D0004 FAIL 261705 unitless
003F0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_SELFTEST OK 261706 unitless
003F0001 ROM 261707 unitless
003F0002 RAM 261708 unitless
003F0003 EEPROM 261709 unitless
003F0004 EEPROM_EXT 261710 unitless
003F0005 WATCHDOG 261711 unitless
003F0006 MAINS_U_BROKEN_ 261712 unitless
WIRE
003F0007 MAINS_U_LOW 261713 unitless
003F0008 MAINS_U_HIGH 261714 unitless
003F0009 MAINS_I_BROKEN_ 261715 unitless
WIRE
003F000A MAINS_I_LOW 261716 unitless
003F000B MAINS_I_HIGH 261717 unitless
003F000C MAINS_F 261718 unitless

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003F000D BOARD_DEV_5V_ 261719 unitless
VCC1
003F000E BOARD_DEV_5V_ 261720 unitless
VCC2
003F000F BOARD_DEV_10V 261721 unitless
003F0010 BOARD_DEV_15V 261722 unitless
003F0011 BOARD_DEV_24V_ 261723 unitless
UPS_IN
003F0012 BOARD_DEV_24V 261724 unitless
003F0013 BOARD_DEV_24VP 261725 unitless
003F0014 SBCOM 261726 unitless
003F0015 BOARD_SB_24V 261727 unitless
003F0018 HMICOM 261730 unitless
003F0019 TOUT_MAIN_ 261731 unitless
BROKEN_WIRE
003F001A TOUT_MAIN_RANGE 261732 unitless
003F001B TOUT_MAIN_ 261733 unitless
OVERTEMP
003F001C TOUT_CPLG_ 261734 unitless
BROKEN_WIRE
003F001D TOUT_CPLG_RANGE 261735 unitless
003F001E TOUT_CPLG_ 261736 unitless
OVERTEMP
003F001F TTANK_MAIN_ 261737 unitless
BROKEN_WIRE
003F0020 TTANK_MAIN_RANGE 261738 unitless
003F0021 TTANK_MAIN_ 261739 unitless
OVERTEMP
003F0022 TTANK_CPLG_ 261740 unitless
BROKEN_WIRE
003F0023 TTANK_CPLG_RANG 261741 unitless
E
003F0024 TTANK_CPLG_ 261742 unitless
OVERTEMP
003F0025 TCOOL_BROKEN_ 261743 unitless
WIRE
003F0026 TCOOL_RANGE 261744 unitless
003F0027 TCOOL_OVERTEMP 261745 unitless
003F0028 P_MAIN_BROKEN_ 261746 unitless
WIRE
003F0029 P_MAIN_RANGE 261747 unitless
003F002A P_CPLG_BROKEN_ 261748 unitless
WIRE
003F002B P_CPLG_RANGE 261749 unitless
003F002C WATERLEVEL_ 261750 unitless
BROKEN_WIRE

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003F002D WATERLEVEL_NO_ 261751 unitless
WATER
003F002E WATERLEVEL_ 261752 unitless
OVERFILL
003F002F BYPASS_VALVE_ 261753 unitless
MAIN
003F0030 BYPASS_VALVE_ 261754 unitless
CPLG
003F0031 COOLING_VALVE_ 261755 unitless
MAIN_ENTRY
MAIN_EXIT
CPLG
003F0034 HEATER_MAIN 261758 unitless
003F0035 HEATER_CPLG 261759 unitless
003F0036 SAFETY_MAIN 261760 unitless
003F0037 SAFETY_CPLG 261761 unitless
003F0038 DATE_TIME 261762 unitless
003F0039 UV_SYSTEM_ON 261763 unitless
003F003A UV_SYSTEM_ 261764 unitless
STARTER
003F003B UV_SYSTEMLAMP 261765 unitless
00400000 MCD_EVT_HCU_DIAGNOSTIC OK 261766 unitless
00400001 PUMP_MAIN 261767 unitless
00400002 PUMP_CPLG 261768 unitless
00400003 FLOW_VALVE_MAIN 261769 unitless
00400004 FLOW_VALVE_CPLG 261770 unitless
00400005 BYPASS_VALVE_ 261771 unitless
MAIN
00400006 BYPASS_VALVE_ 261772 unitless
CPLG
00400007 DIAGNOSTIC_ 261773 unitless
HEATER_MAIN_1
HEATER_MAIN_2
HEATER_MAIN_3
0040000A HEATER_CPLG_1 261776 unitless
0040000B HEATER_CPLG_2 261777 unitless
0040000C HEATER_CPLG_3 261778 unitless
0040000D HEATER_MAIN_TEMP 261779 unitless
0040000E HEATER_CPLG_TEM 261780 unitless
P
0040000F MIX_VALVE_MAIN 261781 unitless
00400010 MIX_VALVE_CPLG 261782 unitless
00400011 SAFETY_RELAY_ 261783 unitless
MAIN

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00400012 SAFETY_RELAY_ 261784 unitless
CPLG
COMPRESSOR
00400014 DIAGNOSTIC_FAN 261786 unitless
00400015 PRECONDITION_ 261787 unitless
FAILED
00410000 MDC_EVT_HCU_MONITORING OK 261788 unitless
00410001 RTC_ERROR 261789 unitless
00410002 COMPRESSOR_ 261790 unitless
CURRENT
00420000 MDC_EVT_HCU_FAN12 OK 261791 unitless
00420001 FAN_2_ERROR 261792 unitless
00420002 FAN_1_ERROR 261793 unitless
00420003 FAN_1_2_ERROR 261794 unitless
00430000 MDC_EVT_UV_LAMP OK 261795 unitless
040B0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_MAIN_EXT_TEMP_ OK 261797 unitless
040B0001 SENSOR_ERROR NOT_CONNECTED 261798 unitless
040B0002 EEPROM 261799 unitless
040B0003 RAM_PARITY 261800 unitless
040B0004 REG_PARITY 261801 unitless
040B0005 ROM_CHECK 261802 unitless
040B0006 ARITHMETIC_CHECK 261803 unitless
040B0007 WATCHDOG 261804 unitless
040B0008 CONFIG 261805 unitless
040B000A GENERAL 261806 unitless
040B000C UNAVAILABLE 261807 unitless
040B0014 OUT_OF_RANGE 261808 unitless
040B0015 LO 261809 unitless
040B0016 HI 261810 unitless
040C0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_CPLG_EXT_TEMP OK 261811 unitless
040C0001 _SENSOR_ERROR NOT_CONNECTED 261812 unitless
040C0002 EEPROM 261813 unitless
040C0003 RAM_PARITY 261814 unitless
040C0004 REG_PARITY 261815 unitless
040C0005 ROM_CHECK 261816 unitless
040C0006 ARITHMETIC_CHECK 261817 unitless
040C0007 WATCHDOG 261818 unitless
040C0008 CONFIG 261819 unitless
040C000A GENERAL 261820 unitless
040C000C UNAVAILABLE 261821 unitless
040C0014 OUT_OF_RANGE 261822 unitless
040C0015 LO 261823 unitless
040C0016 HI 261824 unitless

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04180000 MDC_EVT_HCU_CAN OK 261825 unitless
04180011 OFF 261826 unitless
04180012 TIMEOUT 261827 unitless
04180013 NOT_CONNECTED 261828 unitless
045C0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_HMI_ OK 261829 unitless
045C0001 MONITORING_CURRENT OUT_OF_RANGE 261830 unitless
045D0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_HMI_ OK 261831 unitless
045D0001 MONITORING_VOLTAGE OUT_OF_RANGE 261832 unitless
045E0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_HMI_ OK 261833 unitless
045E0001 MONITORING_5V OUT_OF_RANGE 261834 unitless
045F0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_HMI_ OK 261835 unitless
045F0001 MONITORING_1.8V OUT_OF_RANGE 261836 unitless
04610000 MDC_EVT_HCU_EXT_CAN OK 261837 unitless
048F0001 MDC_EVT_HCU_CU_DEV_VERSIO INCONSISTENT_ 261839 unitless
N UPDATE
048F0002 INCONSISTENT_ 261840 unitless
UPGRADE
048F0003 INCONSISTENT_ 261841 unitless
VERSION
04900001 MDC_EVT_HCU_BOOTLOADER_ INCONSISTENT_ 261842 unitless
DEV_VERSION UPDATE
04900002 INCONSISTENT_ 261843 unitless
UPGRADE
VERSION
04910001 MDC_EVT_HCU_APPLICATION_ INCONSISTENT_ 261845 unitless
DEV_VERSION UPDATE
UPGRADE
VERSION
04920001 MDC_EVT_HCU_DEV_VERSION INCONSISTENT_ 261848 unitless
UPDATE
UPGRADE
VERSION
04CE0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_HMI_SELFTEST OK 261851 unitless
04CE0001 AUDIO 261852 unitless
04CE0002 TOUCH 261853 unitless
04CE0003 AIN 261854 unitless
04CE0004 SYSCAN 261855 unitless
04CE0005 EXTCAN 261856 unitless
04CE0006 ROTARY 261857 unitless
04CE0007 ZMDMAIN 261858 unitless
04CE0008 ZMDCPLG 261859 unitless
04CE0009 WDEEPROM 261860 unitless

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04D00001 MDC_EVT_WATCHDOG_RESET WDRESET 261861 unitless
04DC0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TEST_SOURCE1 TEST_1_0 261862 unitless
04DC0001 TEST_1_1 261863 unitless
04DD0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TEST_SOURCE2 TEST_2_0 261869 unitless
04DD0001 TEST_2_1 261870 unitless
04DE0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TEST_SOURCE3 TEST_3_0 261876 unitless
04DE0001 TEST_3_1 261877 unitless
04DF0000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TEST_SOURCE4 TEST_4_0 261883 unitless
04DF0001 TEST_4_1 261884 unitless
04E00000 MDC_EVT_HCU_TEST_SOURCE5 TEST_5_0 261887 unitless
04E00001 TEST_5_1 261888 unitless
04E00002 TEST_5_2 261889 unitless
04E00003 TEST_5_3 261890 unitless
04E10001 TEST_6_1 261892 unitless
04E10002 TEST_6_2 261893 unitless
04E10003 TEST_6_3 261894 unitless
04E20001 TEST_7_1 261896 unitless
04E20002 TEST_7_2 261897 unitless
04E20003 TEST_7_3 261898 unitless
04E30001 TEST_8_1 261900 unitless
04E30002 TEST_8_2 261901 unitless
04E30003 TEST_8_3 261902 unitless
04E40001 TEST_9_1 261904 unitless

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04E40002 TEST_9_2 261905 unitless
04E40003 TEST_9_3 261906 unitless
04E50000 MDC_EVT_HCU_SELFTEST OK 261907 unitless
04E50001 FAIL 261908 unitless
04E50002 RESTART 261909 unitless
9 Revision history
9.1 MSync system revision history
System version # Comments

System version 1.0 Not valid
System version 1.1 First commercial version of
MSync
System version 2.0 Cardiohelp System and
Heater-Cooler Unit HCU 40
added.
System version 2.1 Ref ID for CIE and SCI
temporarly changed, see note
for 2.1
System version 2.2 New version of Mirth Connect
9.2 Service Manual revision history
Service Manual Comments

revision #
Service Manual First version of the manual.
revision 01
Service Manual Updates in chapter:
revision 02 -5.6
-5.8.3
-5.9.3
-7.6

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Service manual including installation instructions

1.2 System version....................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.3 Serial number ......................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.4 Documentation ....................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.5 Regulatory information ........................................................................................................................................... 4

1.6 Symbols used in this manual ................................................................................................................................. 4

1.7 Environmental concerns ......................................................................................................................................... 5

1.8 Training .................................................................................................................................................................. 5

2.1 Usage of MSync ..................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.2 Network changes ................................................................................................................................................... 5

2.3 Connected system ................................................................................................................................................. 5

3 System description ....................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1 Definitions and acronyms ....................................................................................................................................... 6

3.2 Basic concept ......................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.3 Operation modes.................................................................................................................................................... 6

3.3.1 Patient ID mode and Patient location mode .................................................................................................. 7

3.3.2 Data forwarding mode ................................................................................................................................... 8

4 Software architecture ................................................................................................................................................... 9

4.1 General .................................................................................................................................................................. 9

4.2 MSync software.................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.3 Mirth Connect software ........................................................................................................................................ 10

5.1 Tools and equipment............................................................................................................................................ 11

5.1.2 Equipment and other requirements ............................................................................................................. 11

5.2 Unpacking and inspection .................................................................................................................................... 11

5.3 Included in delivery .............................................................................................................................................. 12

5.4 The MSync panel ................................................................................................................................................. 12

5.6 Select operation mode ......................................................................................................................................... 13

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5.7.1 Rail/wall mounting procedure ...................................................................................................................... 14

5.7.2 Flow-c/Flow-e installation procedure ........................................................................................................... 15

5.7.3 Connecting Getinge device to MSync ......................................................................................................... 15

5.8 Configure MSync SW ........................................................................................................................................... 17

5.8.1 IP address and subnet mask ....................................................................................................................... 17

5.8.2 General configuration .................................................................................................................................. 17

5.8.3 Configure RS-232 connection ..................................................................................................................... 19

5.8.4 Configure USB connection .......................................................................................................................... 24

5.8.5 Data forwarding mode ................................................................................................................................. 27

5.9 Configure Mirth connect SW ................................................................................................................................ 28

5.9.1 Save changes to Mirth ................................................................................................................................. 28

5.9.2 Save changes to MSync .............................................................................................................................. 28

5.9.3 General configuration .................................................................................................................................. 29

5.9.4 Configure Inbound ADT channel ................................................................................................................. 30

5.9.5 Configure Outbound ORU channel .............................................................................................................. 36

5.10 Import and export settings and channels ......................................................................................................... 38

5.10.1 Import/Export Channels ............................................................................................................................... 38

5.10.2 Save changes to the MSync software ......................................................................................................... 39

5.10.3 Import/Export Settings ................................................................................................................................. 39

6.1 Inbound ADT messages ....................................................................................................................................... 39

6.1.1 Handled messages ...................................................................................................................................... 39

6.2 Outbound ORU messages ................................................................................................................................... 40

6.2.1 Channel types ............................................................................................................................................. 40

6.3 View messages .................................................................................................................................................... 41

6.4 Test configuration................................................................................................................................................. 42

7 SW Upgrade and reset............................................................................................................................................... 43

7.1 Upgrade from System software version 1.1 to 2.0 ............................................................................................... 43

7.1.1 USB memory preparation ............................................................................................................................ 43

7.1.2 Software installation .................................................................................................................................... 43

7.2 Factory reset to System software version 2.0 ...................................................................................................... 43

7.2.1 USB memory preparation ............................................................................................................................ 43

7.2.2 Software installation .................................................................................................................................... 43

7.3 Upgrade from System software version 2.0 to 2.1 ............................................................................................... 43

7.3.1 USB memory preparation ............................................................................................................................ 43

7.3.1 Software installation .................................................................................................................................... 44