D-7443-1-A - HS112C-1 - Service - Manual

Innomed Medical Heart Screen 112C-1 Service manual
Service Manual
for
Heart Screen112C-1
Simultaneous 12-channel ECG devices with 112mm wide

3-channel built-in printer and
LCD display
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1 Contents
1 CONTENTS .................................................................................................................................................. 2
2 THE HEARTSCREEN112C-1 .................................................................................................................... 3
3 DEVICES’ TECHNICAL PARAMETERS ............................................................................................... 4
3.1 GENERAL FEATURES ............................................................................................................................... 4
4 DEVICES’ COMPONENTS AND THEIR OPERATION ....................................................................... 7
4.1 DEVICE BLOCK DIAGRAM OF COMPLETE CONFIGURATION: .................................................................... 7
4.2 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 MAIN BOARD ..................................................................................................... 8
4.3 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 MAIN BOARD ANALOG PART BLOCK DIAGRAM.............................................. 10
4.4 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 INTERFACE BLOCK DIAGRAM........................................................................... 11
4.5 BATTERY PACK ..................................................................................................................................... 12
4.6 DEVICE MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION ................................................................................................. 13
4.6.1 Devices’ summarized exploded diagrams ....................................................................................... 13
4.6.2 Devices’ base exploded diagram ..................................................................................................... 14
4.6.3 HeartScreen112C-1 top exploded diagram ..................................................................................... 15
5 BOARD LEVEL MEASUREMENTS ...................................................................................................... 16
5.1 MAIN BOARD VOLAGE TEST: ............................................................................................................... 16
5.1.1 Checking voltages – digital circuits ................................................................................................ 16
5.1.2 Checking voltages – Analog part..................................................................................................... 16
5.2 VOLTAGE TESTS ON THE “INTERFACE” BOARD..................................................................................... 16
5.2.1 Checking voltages............................................................................................................................ 16
6 DEVICE LEVEL MEASUREMENTS ..................................................................................................... 17
6.1 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 BASIC FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................... 17
6.2 CHECKING TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS ................................................................................................ 18
6.2.1 Leakage current measurement ........................................................................................................ 18
6.2.2 Sensitivity examination and DC tolerance checking ....................................................................... 18
6.2.3 Latch-up watch check ...................................................................................................................... 19
6.2.4 Measuring noise on the input and baseline checking ...................................................................... 19
6.2.5 Checking frequency response .......................................................................................................... 20
6.2.6 Checking filter ................................................................................................................................. 21
6.2.7 Checking CMRR .............................................................................................................................. 21
6.2.8 Printing ECG signal ........................................................................................................................ 21
6.2.9 Checking PC connection ................................................................................................................. 22
7 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE PROCEDURES ............................................................................... 22
7.1 DEVICE DISASSEMBLY / ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................... 22
7.1.1 Disassembly of the bottom part:Remove the battery connections. .................................................. 24
7.2 REPROGRAMMING THE DEVICE ............................................................................................................. 25
8 POSSIBLE ERRORS AND TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................. 26
9 ASSEMBLY DRAWINGS ......................................................................................................................... 30
9.1 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 MAIN BOARD.................................................................................................... 30
9.2 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 INTERFACE BOARD .......................................................................................... 32
10 SCHEMATICS ........................................................................................................................................... 34
10.1 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 MAIN BOARD ................................................................................................... 34
10.2 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 INTERFACE BOARD .......................................................................................... 44
10.3 HEARTSCREEN112C-1 BATTERY PACKAGE ......................................................................................... 47
2 The HeartScreen112C-1
The HeartScreen112C-1 is a battery-operated, modern 12-channel electrocardiograph, used to measure and
graphically record the heart’s bioelectric potential during human heart and circulatory system examination. The
device contains a 8-channel amplifier and ECG signal-processing unit. The built-in thermal printer produces
112mm wide printout (3-6-12lead) . The high-speed 12-channel data transfer over the serial line insures 12-
channel on-line display on the PC.
Due to the menu oriented touch screen control the operation of the device is simple, selecting the basic functions
and the pre-edited record modes, and creating and storing the records need but a few button presses.
Even in its basic configuration the device can be connected to a computer. On-line display of the selected 12
channels and record storage is possible on the PC’s large display. The records stored in the HeartScreen112C-1
are identified by the date and exact time, and also by the automatically generated identification code or manually
entered patient code.
The PC-based cardiological database management system (Innobase for Windows) running under Windows
performs archiving. The program may also be used for on-line ECG monitoring, ECG and diagnosis storage,
search and display. The program system is capable of receiving signals from other Innomed manufactured ECG
devices and record storage.
Devices manufactured and distributed by:

Innomed Medical
Medical Developing and Manufacturing Inc.
 H-1146 Budapest, Szabó József u. 12.
 (36-1)460-9200 Fax (36-1)460-9222
E-mail: innomed@innomed.hu
www.innomed.hu
3 Devices’ technical parameters

Classification according to 93/42/EEC directive: II.a
This product has CE mark according to the 93/42/EEC Council

Directive on medical devices, dated on 14. June 1993.
3.1 General features

Reference temperature range 0... +40 C
Operating temperature range 0... +45 C
Humidity 20…95% humidity (without condensation)
Shipping/storage temperature range -20... +55C
Operating environment dry, closed space
Operating and storage pressure 550 – 1060 hPa
Environment abstinence IP20, the device protected from middle-sized solid objects
(>12mm) but it is not protected from water intrusion
Mains and power supply

Mains voltage 110-230VAC
Mains frequency 50 - 60 Hz
Mains power consumption 2A@110VAC 1 A@230VAC
Accumulator type 2100 mAh,
only Innomed produced accumulator is useable.
Accumulator nominal voltage 9,6 V
Accumulator charging time (informative) In case of totally dead accumulator max. 2 hours
Accumulator charger type, protection Intelligent quick charger, thermal protection at 54 C, thermal fuse at
90 C
Operating time from accumulator 60 minutes of ECG curve printing in intermittent operating mode, or
8 hours of monitoring (only basic functions are operated)
Safety
Safety class I.
Patient protection (with PC connection as Defibrillator protected CF
well)
Operating modes
Monitoring, display 3, 6 or 12-channel monitoring + rhythm channel
Manual printing Manual printing from any lead groups on 3, 6 or 12 channels
Automatic printing: Adjustable length automatic printing from the 12 standard ECG leads in 2x6
or 4x3 channel groups.
Record storage (STORE) Automatic recording and storage from 12 leads. Rhythm curve may be stored
in pre-programmed mode.
Analysis and diagnosis creation Automatic 12-channel recording with analysis and diagnosis. Raw curve,
(DGN) rhythm curve may be stored in pre-programmed mode. Data, marked average
curved appearance on the display and printer.
Arrhythmia analysis (ARTM) Arrhythmia event storage, trends, statistics.
Result appearance on the printer and display.
Lead groups
Standard: 3 channels: I-III; aVR-aVF; V1-V3; V4-V6
6 channels: I – aVF; V1 – V6
12 channels: I…V6
Cabrera: 3 channels: aVL I -aVR; II aVF III; V1- V3; V4-V6
6 channels: aVL I –aVR II aVF III; V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6
12 channels: aV…V6
Heart frequency measurement

Measurement range 30 – 300 BPM
Accuracy 1 BPM or 2%
ECG amplifier
Input signal range  10 mV
Frequency response 0,05 Hz…150 Hz +0,-3 dB
Voltage measurement relative error
3%
in the 0,5 - 10 mV range
Sensitivity 2.5, 5, 10, 20 mm/mV Auto
Noise referred to the input max. 20 Vpp
Input impedance (informative) min. 20 MOhm
CMRR min. 100 dB
DC tolerance min.  320 mV DC
Pacemaker tolerance max. 700mV/2ms
Pacemaker detection min.2 mV/0,5 ms max. 700mV/2ms
Time constant min. 3,2 sec
Patient leakage current max. 10 A
Electrode failure detection by channels
Calibrating signal (software generated) 1 mV / 300 ms
Muscle filter (digital) 35 Hz +0/-3 dB
Line filter (digital) 50 / 60 Hz
Line filter - 20 dB point: 50 Hz filter: 48,5 … 51,5 Hz
60 Hz filter: 59 … 61 Hz
Baseline filter (digital) under 0,3 Hz: complete suppression
over 0,9 Hz: complete transfer
Amplifier error messages Audio and visual signal in case of
input level error and noisy signal
Patient cable type Defibrillator protected 10-lead cable
Innomed approved patient cable 4-lead cable
Defibrillator tolerance max. 360 J, 5000 V
Only with defibrillator protected cable!
Digitalizing features
Data acquisition 12-lead, simultaneous (within 100us)
Sampling frequency 8000 Hz / channel
A/D resolution 24 bit, 0.076uV/bit
Nominal processed signal range 700 mV
Stored signal resolution 500 Hz 10 uV/bit
Resolution in case of PC connection during online ECG 500 Hz 5 V/bit
transfer
Printing features
Effective recording width per channel 40 mm, overlap allowed
Printer head resolution In amplitude direction: 8 points / mm
On the time axis: 8 or 16 points / mm
Printing speed 5, 25, 50 mm/s
Paper width 112 mm +0 -1 mm
Paper block (folding) 300 pages, 150 mm long pages
Paper replacement automatic feed
Warnings Sound signal when out of paper
Printed data Date, time, patient identifier code, age, speed,
sensitivity, lead marks, filter status
Printed analysis data Amplitude and time parameters measured on averaged
QRS cycle, heart frequency, axis positions and Q-T,
P-Q, QRS width and diagnostic categories
The calculated time parameters are signed by markers
on the average curves
Display
Display type TFT colour, touch screen, size: 7”
Viewing resolution 640 x 480 points
Number of displayed curves 3 channels + with rhythm lead group change
6 channels + with rhythm lead group change
12 (2 x 6) channels
Communication parameters
Communication USB
Wifi (optional)
Communication services (optional!) - online monitoring of 12 leads
-ECG device control from PC
-record creation and storage directly on the PC
Mechanical (informative) data

Size 295 x 225 x 80 mm
Weight (informative) 1,9 kg
Pacemaker pulse detection

When the device examines a patient with a pacemaker, recognizes the pacemaker signal within certain ranges according to
the technical parameters and graphically displays on the record. In this case diagnosis is not created, because the pacemaker
pulse may interfere the diagnosis program.
Warning!
There is only analysis creation which the pace impulse does not interfere, but due to the morphological differences there
may be inaccuracies in the numerical data.
4 Devices’ components and their operation

4.1 Device block diagram of complete configuration:
4.2 HeartScreen112C-1 Main board
Master A/D Slave A/D Processor (U6 !)
Patient connector
USB
Analog
part
Digital
part
Charger
HS112C-1 Main board Digital Part
USB PC
Insulation PL1
Connection
to
Interface J2 INTERFACE
Test Circuits BOARD
Connector J3
Pro-
cessor
ECG data Serial ECG
(U24 !) OPTO data
isolator
RAM RTC
(U201) (U21)
D[0..7]
A[00..18]
Charger RTC & RAM Reset

Circuit Power Circuit
Mains J14
U54 Supply U5
Charger U42
+5V Power
Accu Supply
J4 U44
Pack
On/Off
Circuit
U51
4.3 HeartScreen112C-1 Main board Analog Part block diagram
MASTER
A/D
(U17)
limb leads
Patient P2
Processor
(U6 !)
ECG data
opto
SLAVE isolator
A/D
(U18)
chest leads
+VCCAN
+3,3V
+3,3V Isolated
power power
supply supply
4.4 HeartScreen112C-1 Interface block diagram
Display
Display
J2
controller
PIC24FJ256DA210
U7
J1
Interface connector
Printer
J8
J4 Motor driver
ON/OFF
button
& J24
LED
Power connector J11
Power supply
+3,3V U9
Head Power U10
4.5 Battery pack

(R-4322-1_HS112C-1_Assembled_Accupack)
The battery pack contains 8 pcs of 2100 mAh rechargeable batteries. The pack is drained at the fourth cell. This
output supplies the date / time IC and the record storing RAM with power when the device is turned off.
We have built a thermistor into the battery pack as well, which checks battery pack heating during charging. As a
final check we have built in a thermal protection fuse that breaks at 90°C. Take note of this fuse when servicing
the device, as it may break with too much heat (for example when soldering). Instead of soldering we
recommend cold extrusion or soldering with continuous cooling.
4.6 Device mechanical construction
4.6.1 Devices’ summarized exploded diagrams
4.6.2 Devices’ base exploded diagram
4.6.3 HeartScreen112C-1 top exploded diagram
Display
5 Board level measurements
5.1 MAIN board volage test:
5.1.1 Checking voltages – digital circuits
Check digital +5V voltage at test point J3/1 5V +/-5%

Check Vref +2.5V voltage at test point J3/7 5V +/-2%
5.1.2 Checking voltages – Analog part

Check VCCAN buffer voltage at capacitor C109 6V +/-5%
Check analogue power supply 3.3V at JP5 3.3V +/-5%
Check Ref_Master voltage 1.8V at C45 1.8V +/-2%
Check Ref_Slave voltage 1.8V at C74 1.8V +/-2%
5.2 Voltage tests on the “interface” board

5.2.1 Checking voltages
Check voltage on J3/6 pontján: +3,3V +/-5%
Check HEAD VOLTAGE during printing on the two
poles of C23 +7,8V +/-5%
6 Device level measurements
6.1 HeartScreen112C-1 Basic functions
Test procedure Comment

Patient cable surveillance Connect all the ten banana plugs of the patient cable together, connect the
(detecting break in the cable) cable to the device and switch it to monitoring mode.
On the display there must not be wrong lead detection, all the leads quality
indicators have to be green. During the test the device has to monitor zero
line on all leads.
Try to turn the cable at the critical points, close to the connectors, close to
the cable yoke and other places. The device must continue drawing zero
line. If there is noise on any lead or the lead fault indicator turns to red,
there is a cable break and you have to change the cable.
Power cord and mains Check the outer isolation of the mains cable each time when the device is in
connection surveillance the service station and/or periodically. If there is any demage, change the
cable.
Check the mains socket where the device is used. The wall socket has to be
a grounded type and in good condition. If the earth connection is failed, the
device can detect noisy ECG.
Power cord and charge test Switch on the device. After a few minutes connect it to the mains via the
power cable. After a few seconds, the yellow CHARGE lamp has to light.
Battery measurement Charge up the battery leaving the device on the mains for min. two hours.
(detecting shorted cell, or too old Disassemble the battery package. Measure the voltage between the red (+)
battery) and black(-) wires using the pins of the connector and pay attention not to
make short circuit, because the fuse in the battery can demage. The voltage
has to be 8 x 1.24V = 9,9V. If the voltage is lower than 9,2V in that case
the battery is too old, or there is a shorted cell inside. In this case change
the battery.
6.2 Checking technical requirements

6.2.1 Leakage current measurement
Leakage current measurement during operation with 253 V examination voltage.
Measurement place Allowed value / µA /

Between the mains pins and the protective ground 50
Between the mains pins and the patient connection 10
Between the mains pins and the PC SIO connection 10
Between the mains pins and the oxymeter connection 10
Leakage current measurement in case of 1 error with 253 V examination voltage.
Measurement place Allowed value / µA /

Between the mains pins and the protective ground 100
Between the mains pins and the patient connection 10
Between the mains pins and the PC SIO connection 10
Between the charging adapter connection and the patient connection 10
Between the charging adapter connection and the SIO connection 10
6.2.2 Sensitivity examination and DC tolerance checking

Apply +DC signal according to the table from a ground independent generator to the amplifier’s input (2
mVpp/10Hz sine). DC must be +320,-320 mV. Set amplifier sensitivity to *1 and monitor the lead groups. Start
on-line printing with 50 speed and measure the signal amplitude on the printout.
a. In case of DC= +320 mV

The signal’s amplitude on the examined lead must be 20 mm +/- 3 %.
P1 P2 Examined lead
L all other I
R all other II
F all other III
V1 all other V1
V2 all other V2
V3 all other V3
V4 all other V4
V5 all other V5
V6 all other V6
b. In case of DC= -320 mV

The signal’s amplitude on the examined lead must be 20 mm +/- 3 %.
P1 P2 Examined lead
L all other I
R all other II
F all other III
V1 all other V1
V2 all other V2
V3 all other V3
V4 all other V4
V5 all other V5
V6 all other V6
6.2.3 Latch-up watch check
Only connect the DC generator to the amplifier input according to the table. The DC level has to be controlled
between 0 and 450 mV. The filter must be turned off.
Connect the patient cable according to the following table and start the channels one-by-one with the channel
selector. On the display check the measurement order quality, the baseline, which can be reset after DC
controlling with the blocking command.
During the examination the device indicates the latch-up watch circuit’s operation with text message. During the
measurement enter the DC values into the table where the text appeared. The comparison levels must be min.
340 mV, max 450mV.
P1 P2 Examined lead Positive DC (mV) Negative DC (mV)

L all other I
R all other II
V1 all other V1
V2 all other V2
V3 all other V3
V4 all other V4
V5 all other V5
V6 all other V6
6.2.4 Measuring noise on the input and baseline checking
Make a 10 seconds long recording with all inputs connected together, at *2 sensitivity, 25 mm/sec speed from all
groups. The filter must be off. Measure the noise and absolute deviation from the baseline on the null-line.
The noise on the input is acceptable if the value of the noise peak-to-peak is not greater than
(0.4 mm+1 pixel)=0.525 mm on any lead. The null-line is acceptable if the deviation from the baseline is less
than 2 mm anywhere on the printout and on the display.
6.2.5 Checking frequency response
Apply +DC signal onto the amplifier’s input (2000 +/-0.5% µVpp / 150 Hz sine) from a ground independent
generator according to the table. DC must be +320, -320 mV.
The filter must be off.
Connect the patient cable according to the following tables and with the channel selector start the channels one-
by-one, and measure the signal amplitude or during 50 mm/sec *1 printing.
a/ In case of DC = -320 mV
The signal’s amplitude on the examined lead must be min. 1400 µV.
P1 P2 Examined lead Measured amplitude

L all other I
R all other II
V1 all other V1
V2 all other V2
V3 all other V3
V4 all other V4
V5 all other V5
V6 all other V6
b. In case of DC = -320 mV
The signal’s amplitude on the examined lead must be min. 1400 µV.
P1 P2 Examined lead Measured amplitude

L all other I
R all other II
V1 all other V1
V2 all other V2
V3 all other V3
V4 all other V4
V5 all other V5
V6 all other V6
6.2.6 Checking filter
a. “Line” filter on at 50Hz
Apply 4 mVpp 50Hz sine signal from the generator between the device’s V2 and all other connected inputs. The
filter is acceptable if the dampening is less than 20dB when the frequency is changed in the 48.5 Hz - 51.5 Hz
range. The measurement should be performed on the V2 lead by making a recording at 50 mm/sec speed and
normal amplification with the filter on. The recorded signal must be less than 4 mm.
b. “Line” filter on at 60 Hz
filter is acceptable if the dampening is greater than 20dB when the frequency is changed in the 59 Hz - 61 Hz
range. The measurement should be performed on the V2 lead by making a recording at 50 mm/sec speed and
normal amplification with the filter on. The recorded signal must be less than 4 mm.
c. “Noise” filter on
filter is acceptable if the dampening is greater than 20dB. The measurement should be performed on the V2 lead
by making a recording at 50 mm/sec speed and normal amplification with the filter on. The recorded signal must
be less than 27 mm.
6.2.7 Checking CMRR
a. Checked with 50Hz signal
Connect the patient cable to the M13 measurement device, to which input apply 20 Veff 50Hz sine signal.
Amplification *1. Start AUTO recording and check the signal size on the paper. Acceptable if the signal is not
greater than 5.6 mm.
6.2.8 Printing ECG signal
Set PACE MAL operating mode on the Phantom 320 generator and make approximately 10 seconds long
printouts from all groups at 25 mm/sec speed and *1 amplification. Check the printout quality. The curve must
be continuous and clearly visible.
The recording must be repeated in normal heart rate 60 position by connecting the pacemaker generator, set to
700mV/2ms, in series with the R lead.
Make 6 seconds long recording in automatic operating mode.
6.2.9 Checking PC connection
Connect an ECG signal generator to the device input. Monitor the signal on the PC and switch over all the
amplification levels, the filter, and all the leads. Check that the setting on the PC and the signal match those on
the device. Then start automatic storage on the PC, store the recording, then retrieve it from the database and
check the signal quality.
Check the R-wave amplitudes on all leads on the display. Print the signal from the PC on a laser printer through
the serial line and check the ECG signal there as well. Check the analysis parameters; compare the numeric
values on the display with the amplitude and time parameters from the recording.
7 Maintenance and service procedures

7.1 Device disassembly / assembly
The device has to be disassembled in the following order (re-assembly must be performed in reverse order):
1. Remove the battery pack cover.

2. Remove the battery and the battery connection plug.
Screw
Screw
3. Remove the 6 screws indicated.

4. Lift the device top part according the figure below.
5. Disconnect the cables and remove the device top.
7.1.1 Disassembly of the bottom part:Remove the battery connections.
After removing the appropriate screws the components in the bottom part can be aslo removed.
7.2 Reprogramming the device
Beside the device, the following are required to reprogram the device:
1. USB cable
2. PC
3. The software update program package
The reprogramming procedure
1. Extract the ZIP file to the C: driver

2. After extracting you will find an IFU directory in which you should start the " Factory.exe "
program.
3. Connect the device to the PC with USB A-B cable.
4. Set the Port.
5. Switch off the device.
6. Push the " Execute" button
7. Switch on the device.
8. Further instructions will appear on the screen, please follow them
8 Possible errors and troubleshooting
Problem Possible causes Solutions

When connecting the device to the One of the fuses in the device has Change the fuse and find the reason
mains, the appropriate voltage burned out. for the burn-out.
cannot be measured on the power
The mains voltage is not Check the mains voltage.
supply output.
appropriate.
Switching power supply is Change the power supply.
damaged.
The „CHARGE” LED is not on The mains cable or connection or Check the main cable and connection.
after the device is connected to the fuse is damaged.
mains.
The keyboard connection is not
Check keyboard connection.
satisfactory.
The keyboard is damaged.
Check the „CHARGE” LED on the
keyboard.
The charging circuit is damaged.
Check the charging circuit.
The device turns off immediately It is possible in case of memory Switch on again the device. It will be
after turned on. loss in the factory setup state, with empty
memory.
Recharge the battery.
The battery has discharged.
If this occurs after recharging, check
The charging circuit is damaged.
the power supply and the charging
circuit, according to the
documentation.
After the device has been turned on It is possible in case of memory Switch on again the device. It will be
the software does not start at all loss in the factory setup state, with empty
(only the display’s change in tone memory.
indicates that the device is on,
nothing is on the display). The battery has discharged or the
charging circuit is damaged. Charge the batteries.
Download the original SW version

SW in the memory is damaged
If this occurs after recharging, check

The soldering is not satisfactory.
the charging adapter and the charging
circuit, according to the
documentation.
Check the soldering on the digital part
of the Main Board. Resolder the IC’s
with the exception of the processor.
If it cannot be repaired, replace the
board.

There is no picture on the screen. LCD cable failure. Check the connection of the LCD FFC
The printer works. cable.
Change the Interface Board
The Interface Board is damaged.
Change LCD
The LCD is damaged.
The device does not turn on from The batteries are completely Connect the device to the mains and
battery discharged. switch on.
Check the battery and it’s charge state,
and the fuse.
The battery-protecting fuse has
In case of replacing the fuse, try to
burned out.
find the reason of the burn-out and fix
it.
Check the battery.
The battery is damaged.
If it cannot be fixed, replace it.
The device does not turn on from The keyboard cable (power switch) Check the cables and the connections.
Mains too is damaged, or not connetcted.
Check the power voltages on the Main

Damaged Main board Board.
The keys or at least some keys are Touch screen failure Check the connection of the LCD FFC
not operational. cable.
Replace the LCD

The device cannot be The reed-tube in the device is After disassembling the device, check
reprogrammed. broken (cannot switch to boot the tube. If necessary, replace it.
mode with the magnet at the
(If no replacement tube is available,
specified place in the device).
temporarily reconnecting the reed-tube
places the device into programming
mode.)
Check the serial cable and the PC, and
The serial cable is damaged or the download software settings.
incorrect PC serial port setting.

When turned on, the device always The battery, or its connection / Check the battery.
starts with a memory error. cable is damaged.
Check the soldering on the digital part

Memory error of the Main Board. Resolder the IC’s
except processor, or replace the Board.
PC connection does not work. The Innobase or device software Check the Innobase version and the
version is not appropriate. Innobase software module version.
Check the device software version.
PC settings (Com port selecting) Check PC settings,

are not appropriate.
The USB cable is damaged. Check the serial cable,
The USB interface is damaged. Replace the Main Board
A single ECG channel is noisy. Some Lead(s) of the patient cable Replace the patient cable.
are broken or placed not well.
Several ECG channels are noisy. Some Lead(s) of the patient cable Check the patient cable, and the
are broken or placed not well. electrode placement
The environment is too noise. Turn the device to battery mode.
Check the environment for
the mains ground protection electromagnetic noise.
conductor is damaged,
Check the mains ground protection
conductor continuity to the device
charging adapter connection input
point (-).
or the amplifier is generating. Check and repair the ECG amplifier

on the Main Board.
The mains filter (50 or 60Hz) has The noise is not appropriate for the Check the mains frequency setting
no effect. mains frequency
and the environment for
or environment noise is too great. electromagnetic noise.
Baseline movement is too great. May also be caused by condensing Check if it was caused by condensing
humidity. humidity.
Make dry the device.

The printed curve is missing along The printer head is dirty or a pixel Clean the printer burning head with
a horizontal line. has burnt out on the burning head. alcohol.
If this does not solve the problem,
replace the printer mechanism.
Although paper is loaded, the Incorrect paper position or the Check that the head is not lifted off the
printer does not print. head-lifting lever is in incorrect paper and the paper is in the correct
position. position.
Parts of the printed picture are The rubber roll does not tighten Check paper quality, and the burning
faded. evenly on the burning head; voltage (HEAD_POWER) and
problem with paper quality or burning time.
burning voltage. In case of printer head problem,
replace it.
9 Assembly drawings
9.1 HeartScreen112C-1 Main board
TOP
BOTTOM:
9.2 HeartScreen112C-1 Interface Board

TOP
BOTTOM:
10 Schematics
10.1 HeartScreen112C-1 Main Board
10.2 HeartScreen112C-1 Interface Board
10.3 HeartScreen112C-1 Battery package

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Innomed Medical Heart Screen 112C-1 Service manual

Simultaneous 12-channel ECG devices with 112mm wide

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3 Devices’ technical parameters

This product has CE mark according to the 93/42/EEC Council

3.1 General features

Mains and power supply

Manual printing Manual printing from any lead groups on 3, 6 or 12 channels

Heart frequency measurement

Mechanical (informative) data

Pacemaker pulse detection

4 Devices’ components and their operation

4.2 HeartScreen112C-1 Main board

Master A/D Slave A/D Processor (U6 !)

Charger RTC & RAM Reset

4.3 HeartScreen112C-1 Main board Analog Part block diagram

4.4 HeartScreen112C-1 Interface block diagram

4.5 Battery pack

4.6 Device mechanical construction

4.6.1 Devices’ summarized exploded diagrams

4.6.2 Devices’ base exploded diagram

4.6.3 HeartScreen112C-1 top exploded diagram

5 Board level measurements

5.1 MAIN board volage test:

5.1.1 Checking voltages – digital circuits

Check digital +5V voltage at test point J3/1 5V +/-5%

5.1.2 Checking voltages – Analog part

5.2 Voltage tests on the “interface” board

6 Device level measurements

6.1 HeartScreen112C-1 Basic functions

Test procedure Comment

6.2 Checking technical requirements

Leakage current measurement during operation with 253 V examination voltage.

Measurement place Allowed value / µA /

Leakage current measurement in case of 1 error with 253 V examination voltage.

Measurement place Allowed value / µA /

6.2.2 Sensitivity examination and DC tolerance checking

a. In case of DC= +320 mV

b. In case of DC= -320 mV

P1 P2 Examined lead Positive DC (mV) Negative DC (mV)

6.2.4 Measuring noise on the input and baseline checking

6.2.5 Checking frequency response

P1 P2 Examined lead Measured amplitude

P1 P2 Examined lead Measured amplitude

6.2.6 Checking filter

a. “Line” filter on at 50Hz

6.2.7 Checking CMRR

a. Checked with 50Hz signal

6.2.8 Printing ECG signal

6.2.9 Checking PC connection

7 Maintenance and service procedures

1. Remove the battery pack cover.

3. Remove the 6 screws indicated.

7.1.1 Disassembly of the bottom part:Remove the battery connections.

7.2 Reprogramming the device

The reprogramming procedure

1. Extract the ZIP file to the C: driver

8 Possible errors and troubleshooting

Problem Possible causes Solutions