Summary of Contents for MEDICOP CCB
- Page 1 User manual CCB with alarm CCB with reserve CCB with reserve and alarm SHUT-OFF BOX...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
5.1 Emergency opening of CCB and SHUT-OFF box ................. 16 5.2 External gas supply connection on CCB ....................17 5.3 Emergency gas supply on CCB with reserve supply line ..............17 5.4 Reinstallation of the door lock ....................... 18 6 Maintenance and cleaning ..........................18 7 Servicing ............................... -
Page 4: General Safety Instructions
(e.g. GLEITMO 595/599). Contains gas under pressure. May explode when heated. Product should not be disposed of with household waste. Product is marked with CE according to Directive 93/42/EEC on Medical Devices (MDD), Annex II excluding (4) USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... -
Page 5: Basic Product Description
Individual product derivatives which do not affect intended use (i.e. upon customer request) To comply with local and/or national regulations LIST OF ALL MODELS AND TYPES CCB with alarm CCB with reserve CCB with reserve and alarm Shut-off box 2.1 Labelling 2.1.1 CCB label 2.1.2 Shut-off box label Data used is of informative purpose USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... -
Page 6: General Description
CCB with alarm is a Control closing box, which is used for monitoring and controlling the status of medical gases that are led through the CCB with alarm. A single CCB with alarm can be used to control up to 6 different medical gases. - Page 7 CCB with reserve is a Control closing box, which is used for monitoring and controlling the status of medical gases that are led through the CCB with reserve. A single CCB with reserve can be used to control up to 3 different medical gases.
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Page 8: Optional Equipment
Reed contact on shut-off valve • Reed contact on door lock • Modbus converter • 4-20mA duplicator card 2.3 Optional equipment Read separate manuals for optional equipment like Flow sensor, Modbus converter, 4-20mA duplicator card… USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... -
Page 9: Connection To Canbus Network
CANBUS SWITCH can be used for networks with big distances any many CANbus lines. One switch can join up to 4 CANbus lines in one big network. Many CAN switches can be used at the same time in one complex network. USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... -
Page 10: Position Of Shut-Off Valves During Operation
3 Position of shut-off valves during operation During normal operation all shut-off valves must be open on all types of CCB without reserve supply and all types of SHUT-OFF boxes. Shut-off valve open Shut-off valve closed Shut-off valves on CCB with reserve supply must be open on main supply line and closed on reserve supply line. -
Page 11: Alarms
Red + light → Pressure too high ICONS DESCRIPTION PICTURE Green light → Main supply present. POWER Red blinking light → System fault – CANBUS problem, SYSTEM transmitter fault, configuration error. Check LOGBOOK FAULT for details. USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... - Page 12 Visible only if reed sensors are installed on shut- off valves. MENU 4 DISPLAY The logbook menu displays all events that happened on CCB. The latest event is the first DESCRIPTION in the line sorted by date and time. To scroll down press button. Press to move to the next menu.
- Page 13 MENU 5 DISPLAY Menu 5 show list of gases installed in CCB. To scroll down press button. With DESCRIPTION button confirm selection. Press to move to the next menu. Move to previous menu with button. MENU 6 DISPLAY Reset start date will erase Consumption value to 0.
- Page 14 POP – UP WINDOW DISPLAY In case of alarm or other event pop-up windows will appear on display. At the same time DESCRIPTION the event is saved in the Logbook. Clear the pop-up window with button. USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN...
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Page 15: Gasmon 3 Alarm
Red + light → Pressure too high ICONS DESCRIPTION PICTURE Green light → Main supply present. POWER Red blinking light → System fault – CANBUS problem, SYSTEM transmitter fault, configuration error. Check LOGBOOK FAULT for details. USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... -
Page 16: Emergency Use
Various events Follow procedures in Chapter 10 5.1 Emergency opening of CCB and SHUT-OFF box The Control closing box and SHUT-OFF box must be closed and locked during operation. The lock enables emergency opening of the Control closing box without using a key. It must be noted here that in case of an emergency opening no component will be damaged and that the lock component can be reinstalled. -
Page 17: External Gas Supply Connection On Ccb
5.3 Emergency gas supply on CCB with reserve supply line In the situation, when main gas supply from medical gas pipeline system is compromised, reserve supply line in CCB can be used, to ensure continuous medical gas supply to the consumers. STEP... -
Page 18: Reinstallation Of The Door Lock
• Electrical connections must not come into contact with moisture. • External surfaces and front panel of alarm display can be cleaned with damp cloths. • Interior surfaces of CCB can be cleaned with damp cloths. • For electrical connections and back side of alarm display use dry cloths. -
Page 19: Technical Specifications
572x662x97 (12 from the mounted (WxHxD) (4 from the wall) (4 from the wall) wall) Standards and directives EN ISO 7396-1, HTM 02-01 and MDD 93/42/EEC * optional equipment, ● available option, x not applicable USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... -
Page 20: Flow Diagrams
9.1 Flow diagrams 9.1.1 Flow diagram for pressure drop on CCB AIR (5 bar) AIR (8 bar) 1000 1500 2000 Flow [Nl/min] 10 Troubleshooting PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Blank display on No power supply Check power supply Medican, no led lights... -
Page 21: Emc Environment
5785MHz (217Hz PM) RATED power Power frequency magnetic fields frequency should be at levels characteristic of 50Hz or 60Hz 30 A/m magnetic fields a typical location in a typical commercial or hospital environment. IEC 61000-4-8 USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... -
Page 22: Revision History
The ISM (industrial, scientific and medical) bands between 0,15 MHz and 80 MHz are 6,765 MHz to 6,795 MHz; 13,553 MHz to 13,567 MHz; 26,957 MHz to 27,283 MHz; and 40,66 MHz to 40,70 MHz. 12 Revision history DATE VERSION CHANGES 24.09.2020 v2.0 Initial release USER MANUAL CCB v2.0 EN... - Page 23 MEDICOP d.o.o. Nemčavci 81 SI – 9000 Murska Sobota, Slovenia T: +386 2 53 91 250|F: +386 2 53 91 255 info@medicop.eu|www.medicop.eu...
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