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Summarization of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.0 Chapter Overview
Provides an introduction to the Trilogy Ventilator, including contact and service training information.
1.1 Trilogy 100 & Trilogy 200 Ventilators Intended Use
Specifies the intended use of Trilogy 100/200 for ventilatory support in pediatric through adult patients.
1.2 Trilogy O2 & Trilogy 202 Intended Use
Details the intended use of Trilogy O2/202 for ventilatory support with or without FiO2 blending.
1.3 Trilogy 100 & Trilogy 200 System Overview
Outlines the system overview of Trilogy 100/200, covering therapy modes and power sources.
1.4 Trilogy O2 & Trilogy 202 System Overview
Provides a system overview for Trilogy O2/202, including therapy modes, features, and power sources.
1.5 Service Training
Information on available service training for Trilogy devices, covering disassembly and testing.
1.6 Service/Technical Support Statement
Details contact information for technical assistance and customer support from Respironics.
Chapter 4: Theory of Operation
4.0 Chapter Overview
Overviews the theory of operation for the seven circuit boards in the Trilogy ventilator support system.
4.1 AC/DC Power Supply
Explains the AC/DC power supply's function, topology, and output specifications.
4.2 Power Management Board
Details the power management board's role in controlling power sources and providing diagnostic information.
4.3 System Board
Describes the system board's function as the central interface for Trilogy ventilator circuit boards.
4.4 CPU Daughter Card
Explains the functions and components of the CPU daughter card.
4.5 Sensor Board
Details the sensor board's role in providing pressure and flow data for ventilator control.
4.6 Front Panel Board
Describes the front panel board's user interface support and indicator functions.
4.7 Interface Board
Explains the interface board's communication capabilities with external devices.
Chapter 7: Maintenance
7.0 Chapter Overview
Covers maintenance intervals and procedures for the Trilogy Ventilator.
7.1 Routine Maintenance
Details routine tasks like air inlet filter inspection, cleaning, and enclosure checks.
7.2 Preventive Maintenance
Outlines preventive service procedures performed by authorized personnel at specified intervals.
Chapter 9: Repair Kits
9.0 Chapter Overview
Overviews repair kits for Trilogy Ventilators and provides contact information for support.
9.1 Repair Kit Reference Table
A reference table listing part numbers for various repair kits and their corresponding page identifiers.
Chapter 10: Trilogy Testing & Calibration
10.0 Chapter Overview
Details performance, service, and safety testing procedures for Trilogy devices.
10.1 Trilogy 100 Checkout Procedure
Provides steps for performing a system checkout on the Trilogy 100 before patient use or between patients.
10.2 Trilogy 100 Checkout Procedure Data Sheet
A data sheet for documenting visual inspection and setting/alarm test results for the Trilogy 100.
10.3 Trilogy 200 Checkout Procedure
Details system checkout procedures for the Trilogy 200, including active, passive, and PAP circuits.
10.4 Trilogy 200 Checkout Procedure Data Sheet
A data sheet for documenting visual inspection and setting/alarm test results for the Trilogy 200.
10.5 Trilogy O2 & Trilogy 202 Checkout Procedure
Provides checkout procedures for Trilogy O2/202, including oxygen blending verification.
10.6 Trilogy O2 & Trilogy 202 Checkout Procedure Data Sheet
A data sheet for documenting visual inspection and setting/alarm test results for Trilogy O2/202.
10.7 Downloading the Trilogy Field Service Application, Trilogy Tool-Box Software, and National Instruments DAQMX Software
Instructions for downloading and installing essential Trilogy service software applications on a PC.
10.8 Performing Firmware Upgrades
Guides on updating Trilogy device firmware via an SD card and reader.
10.9 Using the Trilogy Toolbox
Explains how to access and utilize the Trilogy Toolbox software for device diagnostics and configuration.
10.10 Trilogy Field Service Application
Details the steps for performing Field Service Application tests for Trilogy ventilators.
10.11 Safety Test (Optional)
Describes an optional safety test procedure to check enclosure leakage current.
Chapter 11: Tools and Equipment
11.0 Chapter Overview
Details necessary hand tools and supplies for troubleshooting, testing, and repairing the Trilogy Ventilator.
11.1 Common Hand Tools
Lists essential hand tools required for performing service on the Trilogy Ventilator.
11.2 Equipment
Lists required equipment for Trilogy testing and calibration, including PCs, monitors, and measurement devices.
11.3 Supplies
Lists necessary supplies for cleaning and maintenance of the Trilogy Ventilator.
11.4 Acceptable Test Equipment
Specifies acceptable models and specifications for test equipment used with Trilogy devices.
Chapter 12: Schematics
12.0 Schematics Statement
Proprietary and confidential statement regarding schematics, not for component-level testing or repair.
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