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Philips Respironics V60 Service Manual (246 pages)

Respironics V60 Ventilator

Brand: Philips | Category: Fan | Size: 6.18 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction and Intended Use

9
2 Warnings and Cautions

15
- General
  15
- Preparing for Ventilation
  18
- Operation
  20
- Alarms and Messages
  20
- Care and Maintenance
  20
- First-Time Installation
  21
- Communications Interface
  21
- Diagnostic Mode
  21
3 Theory of Operation

23
- Pneumatics
  23
  - Air Inlet
    24
  - Air Inlet Filter
    24
  - Air Flow Sensor
    25
  - Machine and Proximal Pressure Transducers
    25
  - Barometric Pressure Transducer
    25
  - Oxygen Pressure Transducer
    25
  - Manifold, Oxygen Inlet Filter, Filter Element
    26
  - Oxygen Solenoid Valve
    26
  - Oxygen Flow Sensor
    26
  - Blower
    26
  - Solenoid Valves
    27
- Electronics
  28
  - Power Management (PM) PCBA
    29
  - Power Supply
    29
  - Internal Battery
    29
  - Cpu Pcba
    30
  - Motor Controller (MC) PCBA
    32
  - Data Acquisition (DA) PCBA
    32
  - Flow Sensors
    32
  - User Interface
    33
  - LCD Assembly
    33
  - Backlight Inverter PCBA
    33
  - Touch Screen Assembly
    34
  - Nav-Ring Assembly (Rotary Adjustment)
    34
  - Power Switch Overlay
    34
  - Switch PCBA
    34
  - Ui Pcba
    35
- Electronic Signal Paths
  36
4 Periodic Maintenance

47
- Annual Preventive Maintenance Instructions
  48
5 Diagnostic Mode and Troubleshooting

55
- System Settings
  56
  - Selecting a Language
    57
  - Setting Date and Time
    59
  - Restoring Default Settings
    60
  - Selecting Pressure Units
    61
  - Enabling Software Options
    62
  - Baud Rate
    63
- Service
  64
  - Viewing Ventilator Information
    65
  - Pneumatic Controls
    66
  - Output Controls
    67
  - Miscellaneous
    68
- Touch Screen Calibration
  72
- Diagnostic Codes, Alarms, and Troubleshooting
  73
- Miscellaneous Troubleshooting Tips
  85
6 Reports and Software Downloads

87
7 Component Removal/Installation

111
- Disconnecting Power
  112
- Air Inlet Filter
  113
- Internal Battery
  113
- Top Cover
  115
- AC Inlet
  116
- Fan
  117
- Oxygen Inlet
  118
- Motor Controller (MC) PCBA
  119
- Separating the UI from the Base
  120
- Front Panel
  121
- Gas Outlet Port
  122
- UI Retainer
  123
- Proximal Pressure Port
  124
- Speakers
  125
- Power Management (PM) PCBA
  126
- Power Supply
  127
- Cpu Pcba
  128
- Real-Time Clock Battery
  129
- Left Side Wall
  130
- Gas Delivery Subsystem (GDS)
  131
- Right Side Wall
  133
- Oxygen Inlet Filter
  134
- Data Acquisition (DA) PCBA
  135
- Air and Oxygen Flow Sensor Assembly
  137
- Oxygen Solenoid Valve
  138
- Solenoid Valves
  139
- Blower
  140
- Opening the User Interface (UI)/ Rear Bezel
  141
- Power Switch Overlay
  142
- Switch PCBA
  143
- Nav-Ring Assembly
  144
- Front Bezel, Touch Screen
  145
- Lcd
  146
- User Interface (UI) PCBA
  148
- Backlight Inverter PCBA
  149
- LCD Tray
  150
- Bottom Feet
  151
- Labels
  152
8 Performance Verification

155
- Required Test Equipment
  159
- Preliminary Cleaning, Inspection and Setup
  161
- View and Record Ventilator Information
  162
- Pneumatic Calibration Analyzer Setup
  163
  - Measurement Selection Screen
    163
  - Averaging Setup Menu
    164
  - Trigger Options
    165
  - Configurations Menu
    166
- Performance Verification Procedures
  169
  - Electrical Safety (Test 1)
    169
  - Leak Tests (Test 2)
    171
  - Controls (Test 3)
    174
  - Pressure Accuracy (Test 4)
    175
  - Air Delivery/Flow Accuracy (Test 5)
    178
  - Oxygen Flow Accuracy (Test 6)
    181
  - Oxygen Accuracy (Test 7)
    183
  - S/T Performance (Test 8)
    185
  - Alarms (Test 9)
    187
  - Power Fail (Test 10)
    189
  - Internal Battery (Test 11)
    190
- Returning Ventilator to Operation
  191
- Performance Verification Troubleshooting/Repair
  191
  - Test 1: Electrical Safety
    192
  - Test 2: Leak Tests
    192
  - Test 3: Controls
    193
  - Test 4: Pressure Accuracy
    194
  - Test 5: Air Delivery/Flow Accuracy
    194
  - Test 6: Oxygen Flow Accuracy
    195
  - Test 7: Oxygen Accuracy
    195
  - Test 8: S/T Performance
    195
  - Test 9: Alarms
    196
  - Test 10: Power Fail
    196
  - Test 11: Internal Battery
    197
- Electrical Safety Data Form
  198
- Performance Verification Data Form
  199
- 9 Replacement Parts List
  
  205
  - Complete Parts List
    205
  - Recommended Inventory Parts List
    211
  - Ventilator Chassis
    214
  - Pneumatics
    216
  - Electronics
    217
- 10 Specifications
  
  221
  - Control Settings
    221
  - Patient Data
    223
  - Alarms
    224
  - Menu Window Settings
    224
  - Operator-Accessible Diagnostic Mode Functions
    225
  - Physical Characteristics
    225
  - Environmental Specifications
    226
  - Pneumatic Specifications
    226
  - Electrical Specifications
    227
  - Other Specifications
    228
  - Contact Information
    228
Appendix A Respi-Link

229
- Downloading Ventilator Software
  229
- Installing Ventilator Options
  234
- Reinitiate a Software Package
  236
- Remote Troubleshooting
  241
Appendix B Field Communications

243
- Index
  246

Philips Respironics V60 User Manual (212 pages)

Respironics Hospital Ventilator

Brand: Philips | Category: Fan | Size: 9.75 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

9
- Definitions
  9
- General
  9
- Preparing for Ventilation
  12
- Operation
  15
- Operation in High Flow Therapy (HFT)
  15
- Alarms and Messages
  16
- Care and Maintenance
  16
- First-Time Installation
  17
- Communications Interface
  17
- Diagnostic Mode
  18
2 Symbols

19
3 General Information

29
- Intended Use
  29
- Indications for Use
  29
- Patient Population
  29
- Contraindications
  30
- About CO Rebreathing
  30
- Potential Side Effects
  30
- General Description
  31
- Physical Description
  32
  - Patient Circuits, Masks/Patient Interfaces, and Accessories
    32
  - Ventilator Unit
    34
- About the Backup Battery
  38
- About the Graphical User Interface
  40
  - Navigating the Graphical User Interface
    41
- Starting up the Ventilator
  43
- Shutting down the Ventilator
  43
- Training
  43
4 Principles of Operation

46
- Pneumatic System Operation
  46
- Breath Delivery Characteristics
  46
  - Control Variable
    46
  - Triggering, Cycling, and Leak Adaptation
    46
  - Baseline Pressure
    46
  - Pressure Rise Time
    47
  - Negative Pressures
    47
  - Oxygen Concentration
    47
- Auto-Trak Sensitivity
  47
  - Triggering
    47
  - Cycling
    47
  - Leak Adaptation
    49
- Auto-Trak+ (Optional)
  50
- High Flow Therapy
  50
- Ventilation Modes
  51
  - CPAP Mode
    52
  - PCV Mode
    53
  - S/T Mode
    54
  - AVAPS Mode
    55
  - PPV Mode (Optional)
    57
- Oxygen Mixing
  59
5 Setting up the Ventilator for Use

61
- Connecting Oxygen
  61
- Installing an Oxygen Analyzer/Monitor
  61
- Connecting to AC Power
  62
- Installing the Patient Circuit
  63
  - Installing the Nebulizer
    64
- Connecting External Devices
  67
- Before Placing a Patient on the Ventilator
  68
  - Verify Ventilator Operation
    68
- Running Alarm Tests
  69
  - Preparation
    69
  - High Inspiratory Pressure
    69
  - Low Tidal Volume
    70
  - Patient Disconnect
    70
  - Patient Circuit Occluded
    70
- Using the Ventilator for Intra-Hospital Transport
  71
- Storing the Ventilator between Patient Use
  73
- MRI Safety Information
  73
- Security and Privacy Information
  73
6 Operation

75
- Changing the Mode
  76
- Changing Control Settings
  77
  - Making Batch Setting Changes
    77
  - Changing Individual Ventilator Settings
    78
- Using the Ramp Time Function
  79
- Using the 100% O Function
  80
- Using PPV
  81
  - About Max V and Max P Alarms and Alarm Limits
    81
  - Guidelines for Using PPV
    83
- Changing Alarm Settings
  86
- Selecting the Mask and Exhalation Port
  86
- Running the Exhalation Port Test
  90
  - Procedure
    90
  - Troubleshooting
    91
- Other Functions: the Menu Window
  91
  - Brightness
    91
  - Loudness
    91
  - Mask/Port
    92
  - Vent Info (Ventilator Information)
    92
  - Screen Lock
    92
  - Auto-Trak
    92
- Standby
  94
- Help Function
  96
- Table of Modes and Control Settings
  97
7 High Flow Therapy

104
8 Patient Monitoring

111
- Display Conventions
  111
- Table of Monitored Parameters
  112
- Scaling the Waveform Axes
  112
- Freezing and Unfreezing Waveforms
  113
9 Alarms, Messages, and Troubleshooting

116
- Setting Alarm Loudness
  118
- Silencing Alarms
  119
- Resetting Alarms
  119
  - Manually Resetting Alarms
    119
  - Clearing Autoreset Alarms from the Alarms List
    119
- Hiding/Displaying Alarm Messages
  120
- Symptom-Based Troubleshooting
  120
- Alarms and Other Messages
  121
10 Care and Maintenance

134
- Exterior and Touchscreen Cleaning
  134
  - Approved Cleaning Agents
    134
  - Cleaning Instructions
    134
- Exterior and Touchscreen Disinfection
  135
  - Approved Disinfecting Agents
    135
  - Disinfection Instructions
    135
- Bacteria Filter, Patient Circuit, and Other Accessories
  136
- Preventive Maintenance
  137
- Disposal
  140
- Storage between Patient Use
  140
- Service and Repairs
  141
- Repacking and Shipping
  141
11 Technical Specifications

143
- Control Settings
  143
- Patient Data
  145
- Alarms
  146
- Menu Window Settings
  146
- Diagnostic Mode Functions
  147
- Physical Characteristics
  148
- Environmental Specifications
  148
- Pneumatic Specifications
  149
- Electrical Specifications
  150
- Accessory Requirements
  150
- Alarm-Related Specifications
  151
- Other Specifications
  151
First-Time Installation

154
Communications Interface

163
- RS-232 Serial Port
  164
  - Supported Communication Protocols
    164
- Using Philips Intellibridge or Vuelink
  164
  - Using Philips Monitors and the Intellibridge or Vuelink Open Interfaces
    164
  - Data Display
    165
- Remote Alarm Port
  167
Parts and Accessories

170
- Patient Interfaces
  170
  - Ventilation Interfaces
    170
  - HFT Interfaces
    170
- O 2 Analyzer/Monitor
  170
- Patient Breathing Circuits
  171
- Humidifiers
  171
- Bacteria Filters
  172
- Nebulizers
  172
- Operator Maintenance Parts
  172
- Other Parts
  172
Regulatory Compliance

173
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC
  173
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Declaration
  173
  - Electromagnetic Emissions
    174
  - Electromagnetic Immunity
    175
  - RF Immunity
    178
  - RFID Reader Separation Distance
    178
  - Cables that May Affect IEC 60601-1-2 Compliance
    179
  - WEEE Recycling Directive
    179
  - Classification
    180
  - Safety
    180
  - Applied Parts
    181
  - Accessible Parts
    181
  - Detachable Components
    181
  - Essential Performance
    181
Diagnostic Mode

183
- Entering the Diagnostic Mode
  183
- System Settings
  185
  - Language
    186
  - Date/Time
    188
  - Pressure Units
    189
  - Restore Default Settings
    190
  - Software Options
    191
  - Baud Rate
    192
  - Alarm Volume Escalation
    193
  - Service
    194
    
    Significant Event Log
    194
  - Touchscreen Calibration
    196
  - Exiting the Diagnostic Mode
    197
- Glossary
  
  199
- Index
  
  210

Philips Respironics V60 User Manual (194 pages)

Brand: Philips | Category: Fan | Size: 2.63 MB

Table of Contents
3
Warnings, Cautions, and Notes
9
Definitions
9
General
9
Preparing for Ventilation
11
Operation
14
Alarms and Messages
14
Care and Maintenance
14
First-Time Installation
16
Communications Interface
16
Diagnostic Mode
16
Symbols
17
General Information
25
Intended Use
25
Contraindications
25
About CO Rebreathing
25
Potential Side Effects
26
General Description
26
Physical Description
28
Patient Circuits, Masks/Patient Interfaces, and Accessories
28
Ventilator Unit
30
About the Optional Backup Battery
33
About the Graphical User Interface
35
Navigating the Graphical User Interface
36
Starting up the Ventilator
37
Shutting down the Ventilator
37
Training
37
Principles of Operation
40
Pneumatic System Operation
40
Breath Delivery Characteristics
40
Control Variable
40
Triggering, Cycling, and Leak Adaptation
40
Baseline Pressure
40
Pressure Rise Time
41
Negative Pressures
41
Oxygen Concentration
41
Auto-Trak Sensitivity
41
Triggering
41
Cycling
41
Leak Adaptation
43
Auto-Trak+ (Optional)
44
Ventilation Modes
45
CPAP Mode
46
PCV Mode
47
S/T Mode
48
AVAPS Mode (Optional)
49
PPV Mode (Optional)
51
Oxygen Mixing
54
Setting up the Ventilator for Use
55
Connecting Oxygen
55
Installing an Oxygen Monitor
55
Connecting to AC Power
56
Installing the Patient Circuit
57
Connecting External Devices
59
Before Placing a Patient on the Ventilator
59
Verify Ventilator Operation
59
Running Alarm Tests
60
Preparation
60
High Inspiratory Pressure
60
Low Tidal Volume
61
Patient Disconnect
61
Patient Circuit Occluded
61
Using the Ventilator for Intra-Hospital Transport
62
Storing the Ventilator between Patient Use
64
Operation
65
Changing the Mode
66
Changing Control Settings
67
Making Batch Setting Changes
67
Changing Individual Ventilator Settings
68
Using the Ramp Time Function
69
Using the 100% O Function
69
Using PPV
71
About Max V and Max P Alarms and Alarm Limits
71
Guidelines for Using PPV
73
Changing Alarm Settings
76
Selecting the Mask and Exhalation Port
77
Running the Exhalation Port Test
80
Procedure
80
Troubleshooting
81
Other Functions: the Menu Window
81
Brightness
81
Loudness
81
Mask/Port
81
Vent Info (Ventilator Information)
82
Screen Lock
82
Auto-Trak
82
Standby
84
Help Function
86
Table of Modes and Control Settings
87
Patient Monitoring
93
Display Conventions
93
Table of Monitored Parameters
94
Scaling the Waveform Axes
94
Freezing and Unfreezing Waveforms
95
Alarms and Messages
98
Setting Alarm Loudness
100
Silencing Alarms
101
Resetting Alarms
101
Manually Resetting Alarms
101
Clearing Autoreset Alarms from the Alarms List
101
Hiding/Displaying Alarm Messages
102
Alarms and Other Messages
102
Care and Maintenance
114
Approved Cleaning Agents
114
Cleaning Instructions
114
Exterior and Touchscreen Disinfection
114
Approved Disinfecting Agents
115
Disinfection Instructions
115
Bacteria Filter, Patient Circuit, and Other Accessories
115
Preventive Maintenance
116
Replacing the Air Inlet Filter
117
Cleaning or Replacing the Cooling Fan Filter
118
Removing and Replacing the Battery
119
Disposal
119
Storage between Patient Use
119
Service and Repairs
119
Repacking and Shipping
120
Technical Specifications
121
Control Settings
121
Patient Data
123
Alarms
124
Menu Window Settings
124
Diagnostic Mode Functions
125
Physical Characteristics
125
Environmental Specifications
126
Pneumatic Specifications
126
Electrical Specifications
127
Accessory Requirements
127
Other Specifications
127
First-Time Installation
130
Mounting the Ventilator
130
Installing the Optional Battery
131
Installing Oxygen Inlet Connector and AC Power Cord
134
Installing the Oxygen Manifold Kit
136
Verifying Ventilator Operation and Audible Alarm
136
Configuration and Screen Calibration
136
Communications Interface
137
Serial and Analog I/O Port
138
Pinout of Connector
138
Communications Protocol
140
Commands and Transmission Conventions
140
Using Philips Intellibridge or Vuelink
149
Using Philips Monitors and the Intellibridge Open Interface
149
Using Philips Monitors and the Vuelink Open Interface
150
Data Display
150
Remote Alarm Port
153
Parts and Accessories
155
Masks
155
Exhalation Ports
156
Patient Breathing Circuits
156
Bacteria Filter
157
Operator Maintenance Parts
157
Other Parts
157
Regulatory Compliance
159
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC
159
2Nd Edition Standards
159
3Rd Edition Standards
159
Electromagnetic Compatibility Declaration
160
Electromagnetic Emissions
160
Electromagnetic Immunity
161
WEEE Recycling Directive
164
Safety
164
Diagnostic Mode
167
Entering the Diagnostic Mode
167
System Settings
169
Language
170
Date/Time
172
Pressure Units
173
Restore Default Settings
174
Software Options
175
Baud Rate
176
Alarm Volume Escalation
177
Service
178
Significant Event Log
178
Touchscreen Calibration
180
Exiting the Diagnostic Mode
180

Philips Respironics V60 Developer's Manual (284 pages)

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Philips Respironics V60 Service Manual (246 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Introduction and Intended Use

2 Warnings and Cautions

3 Theory of Operation

4 Periodic Maintenance

5 Diagnostic Mode and Troubleshooting

6 Reports and Software Downloads

7 Component Removal/Installation

8 Performance Verification

9 Replacement Parts List

10 Specifications

Appendix A Respi-Link

Appendix B Field Communications

Philips Respironics V60 User Manual (212 pages)

Table of Contents

1 Warnings, Cautions, and Notes

2 Symbols

3 General Information

4 Principles of Operation

5 Setting up the Ventilator for Use

6 Operation

7 High Flow Therapy

8 Patient Monitoring

9 Alarms, Messages, and Troubleshooting

10 Care and Maintenance

11 Technical Specifications

First-Time Installation

Communications Interface

Parts and Accessories

Regulatory Compliance

Diagnostic Mode

Glossary

Index

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