Technical Manual

REANIBEX Serie 700
Technical Manual
Approved: R&D Director Revision: D
Date: February - 2008

TECHNICAL MANUAL DGG 700 B
Revision C 02/2008
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This manual may not be totally or partially reproduced, in any
way or by any means, without prior written authorisation from
OSATU S.Coop.
The information contained in this manual may be modified with
no need for previous notification by the manufacturer. If the
information given in this User Manual does not correspond to the
functioning of the unit, please contact an authorised
representative of OSATU S.Coop.
REANIBEX Serie 700

This is a product of: OSATU S.Coop
Edificio Zearrekobuelta
Subida de Areitio Nº 5
48260 Ermua (Bizkaia) – SPAIN
Tlf : +34 943 17 02 20

Fax : +34 943 17 02 27
e-mail: [email protected]
www.osatu.com
CONTENTS
1. Warnings _________________________________________________________ 1
1.1 Safety_______________________________________________________________ 1
1.2 General _____________________________________________________________ 1
1.3 Design and Fabrication ________________________________________________ 3
1.4 Preventive Maintenance _______________________________________________ 4
1.5 Check list ___________________________________________________________ 4
1.6 Cleaning ____________________________________________________________ 6
1.6.1 Sterilization of the internal paddles ___________________________________________7
1.7 Storage _____________________________________________________________ 7
1.8 Explosions___________________________________________________________ 8
1.9 Batteries ____________________________________________________________ 8
1.10 Repairs and Inspection _______________________________________________ 10
1.11 Recycling___________________________________________________________ 10
1.12 REANIBEX 700 Series Symbols________________________________________ 11
1.13 On-screen symbols ___________________________________________________ 13
1.14 Battery symbols _____________________________________________________ 16
1.15 Unit labels __________________________________________________________ 16
1.16 Battery labels _______________________________________________________ 18
2. General description________________________________________________ 20
2.1 Front view__________________________________________________________ 22
2.2 Upper view _________________________________________________________ 23
2.3 Rear view __________________________________________________________ 25
2.4 Front panel _________________________________________________________ 26
2.4.1 Monitor Mode __________________________________________________________27
2.4.2 Defibrillator Mode_______________________________________________________27
2.4.3 Pacemaker Mode (Optional)_______________________________________________29
2.5 Screen _____________________________________________________________ 29
2.6 Paddles, electrodes and patient cable____________________________________ 30
3. Technical specifications ____________________________________________ 34
3.1 General ____________________________________________________________ 34
3.2 Defibrillation waveform ______________________________________________ 40
4. General Block Diagram ____________________________________________ 44
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5. Connections Diagram ______________________________________________ 46

6. CPU Board ______________________________________________________ 48
6.1 Block Diagram ______________________________________________________ 48
6.2 Description _________________________________________________________ 48
6.2.1 Control________________________________________________________________49
6.2.2 Patient monitor _________________________________________________________50
6.2.3 Coprocessor (Optional) ___________________________________________________54
6.3 Location of Components ______________________________________________ 54
6.4 List of Materials_____________________________________________________ 57
7. High Voltage Board (HV)___________________________________________ 72
7.1 Block diagram ______________________________________________________ 72
7.2 Description _________________________________________________________ 72
7.2.1 Charge and Discharge Process______________________________________________73
7.2.2 Power Supply Distribution and battery charger_________________________________74
8.1 Block diagram ______________________________________________________ 88
8.2 Description _________________________________________________________ 88
9. Display Board ____________________________________________________ 98
9.1 Block diagram ______________________________________________________ 98
9.2 Description _________________________________________________________ 98
9.4 List of Materials____________________________________________________ 100
10. Printer Support Board ___________________________________________ 102
10.1 Block diagram _____________________________________________________ 102
10.2 Description ________________________________________________________ 102
10.3 Location of Components _____________________________________________ 103
11. Supplies Filter Board____________________________________________ 106
11.1 Block diagram _____________________________________________________ 106
11.2 Description ________________________________________________________ 106
11.3 Location of Components _____________________________________________ 107
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12. Unit Self-Testing _______________________________________________ 110

12.1 Description of the self-checks _________________________________________ 111
12.2 Hardware Test _____________________________________________________ 114
12.3 Accessories Test ____________________________________________________ 116
12.4 Front Panel Test____________________________________________________ 118
12.5 Paddles Interface Test _______________________________________________ 119
13. Troubleshooting________________________________________________ 120
13.1 Error Codes _______________________________________________________ 121
13.2 Tests _____________________________________________________________ 123
13.3 Actions to be Performed _____________________________________________ 131
13.4 Problems Summary Table ___________________________________________ 132
A.1 Manufacturer’s guide and declaration of Electromagnetic Compatibility____ 140
A.2 Essential functions _______________________________________________ 145
A.3 Procedures for Changing Components _______________________________ 148
A.4 Assembly Diagrams_______________________________________________ 150
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1. Warnings
1.1 Safety
This symbol indicates the need to read the user’s manual since pertinent
information relating to the operation of the equipment is to be found in said
manual.
Read the user manual carefully before using the unit
Keep the user manual next to the unit, in order to refer to it whenever necessary.
1.2 General
• The equipment must be used only by suitably qualified personnel.

• Remove clothing from the patient’s chest, and, if necessary, dry the patient’s chest and
shave off excess hair in the areas where the paddles or electrodes, both for defibrillation and
monitoring are to be placed. Avoid cutting the skin. Do not apply alcohol or any other
substance to the patient’s skin.
• Before defibrillating, remove any equipment connected to the patient that is not protected
against defibrillation.
• Make sure that no one is in contact with the patient when defibrillating.
• The defibrillation electrodes must never be in open circuit or short circuit during the shock.
They should be kept away from other electrodes or metallic parts that may be in contact
with the patient.
• Avoid any contact between any part of the patient’s body, such as the exposed skin of the
head and limbs, and metal objects such as the bed or stretcher frame, that could cause
undesirable deviation of the defibrillation current.
• Install the unit in a position not exposed to contact with water.
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• Install the unit in a position where it is not negatively affected by atmospheric pressure,
temperature, damp, ventilation, sunlight and air that contains particles dust, salt, sulphur
components or other particles.
• The unit should be kept in a stable position, and any sudden movements, vibrations, blows
or any other destabilising factor should be avoided.
• Do not touch, press or scratch the screen of the device with hard objects as they may
damage it.
• Keep the apparatus clean. Clean with a damp cloth and a neutral detergent. Take account of
the directions in this manual for cleaning of the different parts of the unit.
DANGER OF FIRE OR SHOCK: Do not submerge the unit or any part of the unit in water
or other liquids. If the unit is accidentally submerged in water or other liquids, remove the
battery until it is operative again.
DANGER OF FIRE OR SHOCK: Make sure accessories and all the equipment are correctly
connected. Equipment or accessories not correctly interconnected can be a source of ignition,
or cause shock.
CAUTION: The unit can be damaged by mechanical or physical misuse, such as immersion
in water, or drops of more than 1 metre.
CAUTION: The components of the unit can be damaged if they are placed near sources of
vibration.
WARNING: Risk of dangerous electrical shock or fire. Do not immerse either the unit or any
part of it in water or any other liquid. Avoid spilling liquids on the unit or on its accessories.
Do not clean the unit with inflammable agents such as acetones. Do not sterilize the
equipment in autoclave nor in any other way.
WARNING: Dangerous electrical discharge. The equipment must be used only by authorized
personnel, by a doctor or medical director, and that has minimal training in the following
areas:
- Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- Use of a Monitor/Defibrillator in accordance with the recommendations of the
American Heart Association - AHA or of the European Resuscitation Council -
ERC
- Use of the REANIBEX 700 Series
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WARNING: Risk of dangerous electrical shock. The defibrillator can provide up to 200
Joules of energy during a discharge. When the discharge is taking place do not touch either
the patient or the defibrillation electrodes.
ATTENTION: During defibrillation avoid contact between parts of the patient’s body
(exposed skin of the head and limbs), and metallic objects such as the frame of the bed, which
can produce undesirable paths for the defibrillation current.
WARNING: Air cavities formed between the defibrillation electrodes and the patient’s skin
can cause burns during defibrillation. Make sure that the defibrillation electrodes are
perfectly adhered to the patient’s skin. Once adhered, if the position of the electrodes must be
changed, remove the electrodes and replace them with new ones.
WARNING: Do not allow the defibrillation electrodes or the paddles to touch each other, nor
that they touch any part of a conductive material during defibrillation. Such contact can
produce an electrical arch and burns to the patient’s skin.
WARNING: Incorrect use of the equipment can result in injury. Follow the instructions of
the User's Manual for its correct use.
DANGER: Possible danger of explosion if the equipment is used in the presence of

concentrated oxygen or inflammable anaesthetic products.
ATTENTION: The use of cables, electrodes or batteries of other manufacturers can cause
the unit to work incorrectly, and they invalidate the safety certifications. Use only the
accessories specified in this manual and that have been supplied by OSATU S. Coop.
WARNING: The presence of radio frequency (RF) emitter sources near the equipment can
cause its incorrect operation.
1.3 Design and Fabrication
The REANIBEX 200 unit meets the safety requirements laid down by the International
ElectroTechnical Commission, and is classified as Class IIb, type CF.
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1.4 Preventive Maintenance
The aim of Preventative Maintenance is to ensure that the unit operates under safe working
conditions, and prevent potential problems. Suitably qualified personnel should carry preventive
Maintenance out at least once a year, only.
Make sure the unit is damage-free before using it. An immediate check should be carried out in
the following cases:
• The unit has suffered serious mechanical stress, for example after being dropped.
• The unit has suffered serious mechanical stress, for example after a fall.
• Liquid has fallen onto the unit.
• Anomalous operation of the unit has been detected.
• Any connector or cables showing signs of deterioration.
• The reusable paddles show any sign of deterioration or are broken.
• The unit’s malfunction indicator is blinking with a red color and on screen an error
code appears.
• The unit’s status indicator is red and on screen, when some of the operating modes are
accessed, an error message appears.
• In the upper part of the screen one of the icons that indicates that an error has been
detected in the unit’s modules appears.
• The battery shows signs of deterioration.
1.5 Check list
The checks and tests that it is recommended to perform to ensure the correct operation of the
device is listed below.
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Serial number: Date:
Operative: Signature:
Procedure/Incident Recommended action Result
1. Visual inspection of the device

• The device is dirty • Clean the device
• There are cracks or damage • Contact Technical service
2. Visual inspection of accessories

• Connectors, cables or paddles • Contact Technical service
damaged or broken
• Battery damaged or leaking • Replace the battery
• Battery discharged • Charge the battery
• Inspection of the recorder paper • If there is no paper, replace the
recorder paper
3. Expiry dates
• Monitoring or defibrillation electrodes • Replace the expired electrodes
expired
• Monitoring or defibrillation electrodes • Replace the opened electrodes
opened
4. Supply
• Connect the device to an external • If the indicator does not light up,
VAC source and check the indicator contact Technical service
• Connect the device to an external • If the indicator does not light up,
VDC source and check the indicator contact Technical service
5. Integrity of the device

• Run the test Hardware • If any error exists contact
Technical service
• Run the Accessories Test • If any error exists contact
Technical service
• Run the Front Panel Test • If any error exists contact
Technical service
• Run the Paddles Interface Test • If any error exists contact
Technical service
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1.6 Cleaning
To clean the REANIBEX Serie 700 device, the cables and the reusable external paddles the
following considerations must be taken into account:
• Use a slightly damp soft cloth. Do not use abrasive or inflammable cleaning products.
• Do not immerse the device in liquids.
• Clean the device with the batteries installed to prevent the fluids from penetrating into
the battery contacts.
• Use only the following products:
- Isopropyl alcohol
- Ammonia-based cleaning products
- Common cleaning products
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Soapy water
WARNING: Do not immerse the device or any part of it in water or in any other fluid. Do not
use abrasive or inflammable cleaning agents.
WARNING: Do not sterilize the REANIBEX Serie 700, or its accessories, in autoclave or
with gas, unless it is specified to the contrary in the instructions for use of the accessory.
WARNING: Clean and dry well the reusable external paddles after every use. The
defibrillation gel (damp or dry) accumulated both in the handles and in its containers can
interfere in monitoring with the paddles and cause shock to the user.
If the quality of printing of the recorder is not adequate the recording head must be cleaned. For
cleaning, perform the following steps:
1. Open the cover of the device under which the recorder is located
2. Open the door of the recorder pressing its safety catch
3. Extract the roll of paper.
4. Clean the printing head, above the brush, with cotton moistened in isopropyl
alcohol.
5. Position the roll of paper again and close the door of the recorder and the cover
of the device.
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1.6.1 Sterilization of the internal paddles
In this section the steam sterilization process of the internal paddles is described. Continue the
instructions provided when carrying out this process.
1. Clean the surface of the electrodes and the handles with a standard hospitable
solution, such as, for example, isopropyl alcohol, using a soft cloth. Do not use
acetone or ammonia-based cleaners.
2. Do not put the connector into the cleaning solution.
3. Before sterilization remove any excessive residue accumulated on the surface of
the electrodes or on the handles.
4. Carry out the sterilization in a gravity sterilizer using the following parameters:
- Sterilization temperature: 121 ºC

- Duration of sterilization: 30 minutos
5. Protect the paddles before and after cleaning to avoid damaging their surface.
The shelf life of the internal paddles is affected by the number of sterilization cycles. The
internal paddles supplied by OSATU have been proven to last almost for 50 steam sterilization
cycles carried out with the previous parameters.
1.7 Storage
When the REANIBEX Serie 700 is not being used, follow the recommendations herein below
for storage of the device:
- Store the REANIBEX Serie 700 with the NiMH battery pack installed at
temperatures between 0 ºC and 40 ºC.
- Store the REANIBEX Serie 700 without the NiMH battery pack installed at
temperatures between 0 ºC and 50 ºC.
If the device is operating outside of the recommended operating or storage temperature, the
malfunction indicator located in the device front panel will remain switched on until the
ambient temperature is within the stated range.
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1.8 Explosions
This unit has not been designed to be explosion-proof, and therefore it must not be used in
rooms or environments where there is a risk of explosion, nor in the presence of inflammable
anaesthetic products nor concentrated oxygen.
FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD: Do not use the unit when inflammable or anaesthetic
gases are present.
1.9 Batteries
In this section the considerations to be taken into account for correct battery maintenance are
explained, as well as the process for changing it. Good battery maintenance optimizes its
duration, and guarantees that the that the device provides accurate indication about battery
charge.
The REANIBEX Serie 700 uses high capacity rechargeable NiMH batteries that require
minimal maintenance. The duration of a rechargeable NiMH battery depends on its frequency
and use. When used and maintained correctly the useful life of the battery is 2 years or 500
charge/shock cycles.
Adequate maintenance of the battery implies taking the following considerations into account:
• Store the battery at temperatures less than 30 ºC and never expose the battery to high
temperatures, greater than 40 ºC.
• Periodically carry out complete discharges of the battery (it is recommended once a
month), for this purpose switching the device on without connecting it to any external
power supply, until the battery condition indicator lights up with a red color.
• If the battery of the device is left out of it for a long period of time, and is stored at a
temperature less than 30 ºC, recharge the battery every 6 months.
ATTENTION: Use only batteries supplied by OSATU or by its authorized distributors. The
use of another battery type can cause the device not to operate correctly.
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WARNING: Storage of the batteries at temperatures greater than 30 ºC significantly reduces

their lifespan.
When it performs self-tests at start-up and during operation, the device checks the battery
charge giving the appropriate instructions in case its charge is low.
If on switching the device on, the battery indicator located on the front panel of the device is red
in colour at start-up, it indicates that it is necessary to charge the battery, for this purpose
connecting the device to an external power supply (car battery or AC mains).
WARNING: Danger of explosion. Do not recharge the REANIBEX Serie 700 batteries
outside of the device, since they could explode.
Store the new battery packs at temperatures between 0 ºC and 35 ºC. The optimum temperature
for storage of the batteries is 25 ºC.
When the battery is stored under ideal conditions, its capacity is equivalent to more than 130
discharges of 200 J, or more than 150 minutes of monitoring, or more than 120 minutes of
monitoring plus pacemaker stimulation at 60 mA and 60 bpm.
Changing of the device external battery is shown in the following drawing:
When the batteries are installed in the equipment, and this in turn is connected to an external
power supply (AC mains or car battery), the device continuously charges the battery, using an
internal charger.
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To extract the battery, pull upwards the battery retaining device (coloured black) and supporting
it in this position extract the battery from its compartment.
If there is visible damage or if they become damaged, the NiMH batteries must be recycled.
Follow the local, regional or national instructions of your country when recycling.
WARNING: Follow the local, regional or national instructions of your country when
recycling the REANIBEX Serie 700 batteries, or send them to OSATU S. Coop.
WARNING: Danger of explosion. Do not try to open or to handle the battery. Do not
incinerate the battery. Avoid electrical contact between the battery terminals.
1.10 Repairs and Inspection
OSATU S.Coop. can only accept liability for the safety aspects of the REANIBEX 700 when
the maintenance, repairs and subsequent modifications have been carried out by our technical
personnel or by companies authorised by us, and when components affecting the safety of the
unit have been replaced with original spare parts.
The company reserves the right to carry out possible modifications without prior notice.
On request, OSATU S.Coop will provide circuit diagrams, component lists, descriptions,
calibration instructions and other information that assist the suitably qualified technical
personnel to repair those parts of the unit designated by the manufacturer as repairable.
1.11 Recycling
• The REANIBEX Serie 700 must be cleaned and disinfected before being recycled. The
device must be recycled in accordance with the recommendations of local, regional or
national authorities of each country.
• The NiMH batteries once their useful life has finished, must be recycled in accordance with
local, regional or national procedures of each country.
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• The disposable defibrillation electrodes must be recycled in accordance with local, regional
or national clinical procedures of each country.
• The device packaging must be been recycled in agreement with local, regional or national
regulations of each country.
WARNING: Follow the local, regional or national instructions of your country when
recycling the different parts of the REANIBEX Serie 700, or send them to OSATU S. Coop.
1.12 REANIBEX 700 Series Symbols
SYMBOL MEANING
General ON/OFF button of the device.
I/O
BATTERY STATUS indicator
MALFUNCTION Indicator
Indicates that the device is connected to an external

ALTERNATING SUPPLY source (Vac)
Indicates that the device is connected to an external

DIRECT SUPPLY source (Vdc)
RECORDER Activate/deactivate key
Automatic RECORD key of all the LEADS
EVENTS Key.
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MENU key
FUNCTION Keys
Alarms sound ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION

key
On-screen signal FREEZE-HOLD key
Selected energy CHARGE key
Synchronism ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION key
ENERGY SELECTION keys
ECG signal ANALYSIS start key
DISCHARGE Button
Icon for following the audible and visual instructions

of the device when it is operating in Semi-Automatic
Defibrillator mode.
Pacemaker stimulation CURRENT SELECTION

keys
Pacemaker stimulation FREQUENCY SELECTION

keys
Key for reducing the stimulation frequency by 4

(while it is being pressed)
Microphone (Only for device with this option)
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Reference earth connection
Connection of the direct external supply (car

battery)
Connection of the alternating external supply (AC

mains)
Protected against defibrillation.

BF type device
Protected against defibrillation.

CF type device
ATTENTION: See accompanying documents
Symbol of certification in accordance with the

Directive for medical devices 93/42/CEE
1.13 On-screen symbols
SYMBOL MEANING
TIME PASSED since the device was switched on or
XX:XX:XX real time (depends on configuration)
140 HEART RATE
--- HEART RATE cannot be obtained
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Loose PATIENT CABLE LEAD
ERROR in the RECORDER (includes the lack of

paper and the door being open)
QRS BEEP DEACTIVATED
ALARMS SOUND DEACTIVATED
COMPACT FLASH FULL
ERROR in the COMPACT FLASH or no card

installed
VT/VF ALARM ACTIVATED and analyzing ECG

signal
1 NUMBER of SHOCKS supplied in Semi-Automatic

Defibrillator mode
STATUS OF BATTERY CHARGE
There is NO BATTERY INSTALLED in the device
SpO2
97% % SpO2 and signal intensity
SpO2
- -% % SpO2 can not be obtained
The SpO2 SENSOR is not CONNECTED to the

patient
There is an error in the PULSE OXIMETRY

module
TIME REMAINING for CPR

TIEMPO RCP (SEG) 30
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CHARGING the CAPACITOR to the selected

CARGANDO energy
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1.14 Battery symbols
SYMBOL MEANING
ATTENTION: See accompanying documents
Recyclable material. Heavy metal substances. Do not

dispose them inappropriately
Do not try to open the battery casing.
Do not expose the battery to excessive heat or to

flames. Do not incinerate the battery.
LOT Batch of manufacture of the battery
Date of manufacture of the battery
Electrical and electronic equipment in accordance

with Article 11(2) of Directive 2002/96/CE (WEEE)
1.15 Unit labels
In the upper part of the device there is a label that contains a Serie 700 of warnings and
precautions that it is necessary to follow when using the device, and the basic instructions for
use of the device:
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In the lower part of the device there is the following label, where the serial number of the device
is shown.
In the upper part of the device, just under the protection cover of the Compact Flash, but only
for those equipments which have Automated Defibrillation option, there is the following label
that contains the indication of switching off the equipment before inserting and extracting the
Compact Flash memory card:
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1.16 Battery labels
The label included in the battery holds information relating to the battery characteristics (type,
capacity, voltage, batch and date of manufacture), as well as recommendations for its handling
and storage.
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2. General description
The REANIBEX Serie 700 is a Monitor/Defibrillator which allows advanced monitoring and
resuscitation functions to be performed, for this purpose having four modes of operation:
Monitor with pulse oximetry (SpO2) option, Manual Defibrillator, Semi-Automatic (optional)
Defibrillator and External transcutaneous (optional) Pacemaker. It is a portable and light piece
of device, designed with the latest technologies in the field of the defibrillation such as the
biphasic wave.
The device incorporates a wide screen that allows the viewing, not only of the ECG signal, but
also of the monitoring parameters, both of the patient and of the device, information messages
and user guide messages.
In Monitor mode the REANIBEX Serie 700 can pick up the signal via 3, 5 or 10 lead patient
cable, from adult or paediatric external reusable paddles or from multifunction disposable
electrodes.
In the Manual Defibrillator mode, if the patient needs a defibrillation shock this is simply
applied by following three steps:
1- Select the energy
2- Charge
3- Shock
When operating in Semi-Automatic Defibrillator mode (optional) the REANIBEX Serie 700
analyzes the electrocardiogram (ECG) of the patient, and determines if the rhythm analyzed can
be defibrillated, in which case it requires action on behalf of the user to provide the shock.
During the whole process, the device displays on-screen text messages, and provides audible
messages by means of a loudspeaker situated in its front part, that guides the user in his action,
which makes the use of the device in this mode require minimal training.
The Pacemaker mode (optional) provides a non-invasive transcutaneous stimulation treatment

providing the pulses via multifunction disposable electrodes.
The REANIBEX Serie 700 has a user-configurable high resolution recorder, which allows the
printing of waveforms and of notes relating to the utilization.
In addition to this manner of operating with a patient, the REANIBEX Serie 700 has a special
way of starting that provides access to the Configuration mode, from where setting and adapting
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the parameters which control the operation of the device to the needs of the different users is
permitted.
The REANIBEX Serie 700 can operate with NiMH rechargeable batteries, connected to a
supply AC mains or connected to a car battery. The remaining battery capacity is constantly
seen in the top part of the device screen. Likewise when the device is connected to an external
power supply (AC mains or car battery) the battery is charged, by means of an internal charger,
independently of whether the device is switched on or off.
At start-up and during the utilization, the REANIBEX Serie 700 carries out a number of self-
tests that allow the detection of any malfunction or anomalous condition that may occur in it,
and whose effect is that the device may not be safely used. Indication of error conditions that are
detected is provided by means of an malfunction indicator located in the front part of the device
and by means of on-screen error messages.
The device can also carry out various self-tests as requested by the user, using the Configuration
mode options.
Finally, the REANIBEX Serie 700 has the option of automatically storing, in a Compact Flash
type extractable external memory, information about the utilizations carried out with the device.
This information includes the patient’s ECG, the events that occurred during the utilization, and
optionally, audio, both of the device and the ambient sound; provided always that the device is
operating in Automatic Defibrillator mode. In addition to this information, they last 100 events
/ incidences that occurred during the utilization are stored, grouped according to the utilization
to which they belong. All this information can be downloaded, visualized and stored using the
"VISOR ECG CONTROL " program.
ATTENTION: Dangerous electrical shock. The device must be used only by qualified
personnel, by a medical doctor or manager, and that has minimal training in the following
areas:
- Cardiac-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

- Use of a Monitor/Defibrillator in accordance with the recommendations of the
American Heart Association (AHA) or of the European Resuscitation Council
(ERC)
- Using the REANIBEX Serie 700
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2.1 Front view
The elements and indicators that make up the front part of the device are described below:
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 REUSABLE EXTERNAL PADDLES
2 PULSE OXIMETER extension cable CONNECTOR; it allows the

connection of the extension cable to which the pulse oximetry sensor is
connected
3 PATIENT CABLE CONNECTOR, it allows the connection of the

patient's cable, that can be 3, 5 or 10 lead
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4 MULTIFUNCTION CONNECTOR. It allows the connection of the

reusable external or internal paddles, and of the multifunction disposable
electrodes.
5 The LOUDSPEAKER provides the sounds indicative of alarm, QRS

detected, exceptional conditions produced during the utilization and also
audible messages that guide the user during his utilization (Only for device
that has the Semi-Automatic Defibrillator option).
6 The FRONT PANEL, that includes the activation keys of the different
operating modes.
7 MALFUNCTION INDICATOR. It is illuminated when the device detects

an error during any of the self-tests.
8 The BATTERY STATUS INDICATOR is an icon with a light. If this indicator

light is green it means the battery is charging, while if it is red it indicates LOW
BATTERY
9 RECORDER protection COVER. Under it the device recorder is located
10 DIRECT CURRENT INDICATOR. It indicates that the device is

connected to a D.C. external supply source (car battery)
11 ALTERNATING CURRENT INDICATOR. It indicates that the device is

connected to an A.C. external supply source (AC mains)
12 CARRYING HANDLE. This is a folding handle that allows simple means

of transport of the device.
13 Device SCREEN. This is a graphic display of 320x240 points of resolution.

The device has two types of optional screens: A high resolution TFT and a
graphical LCD.
14 The FRONT PANEL, that includes the activation keys of the different
operating modes, and keys common to all the operating modes.
2.2 Upper view
The items that can be seen in the top part of the REANIBEX Serie 700:
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NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 HOLDER of the reusable external paddles. To release the paddles, press the
holder and extract the paddles
2 PROTECTION cover of the COMPACT FLASH memory card. Under

this cover the memory card holder is located. Only device that has the Semi-
Automatic Defibrillator option has the possibility of data recording in the
Compact Flash.
3 DEVICE SCREEN
4 CONNECTOR of the Reusable external Paddles.
5 RECORDER protection COVER..
6 BASIC INSTRUCTIONS of use of the REANIBEX Serie 700.
7 CARRYING HANDLE. This is a folding handle that allows simple means

of transport of the device.
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2.3 Rear view
The rear part of the REANIBEX Serie 700 presents the following items:
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 BATTERY HOUSING. The place where the device battery is housed.
2 CAR BATTERY CONNECTOR. It allows the connection of the

device to a D.C. external power supply
3 AC MAINS CONNECTOR. It allows the connection of the device to a

A.C. external power supply
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2.4 Front panel
In this section the functions associated with each of the keys available in the front panel are
described. The different keys are grouped according to the mode to which they belong.
A series of keys common to all the ways of operation exists:
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 GREEN general on/off (I/O) key of the device. The indicator of this key
is illuminated when the device is switched on.
2 RECORDER start/stop key. For starting, and a record of both the ECG
signal and the events occured during the utilization.
3 AUTOMATIC RECORD key of all the leads. It allows all the leads to
be recorded depending on the available patient cable.
4 EVENTS Key. It allows an event from a predetermined list to be

included in the utilization.
5 MICROPHONE. It allows the audio recording of the scene produced

during the utilization (only for device that has this option and operating
in Semi-Automatic Defibrillator mode)
6 FUNCTION KEYS. Their meaning change depending on mode of

operation
7 MENU Key. It allows access to the different available configuration

options in the different operating modes.
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2.4.1 Monitor Mode
The keys corresponding to the Monitor mode are described below:
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 MONITOR mode access key. The indicator of this key is illuminated

when the device is operating in Monitor mode.
2 ALARMS SOUND CANCELLATION key. It allows sound alarms

indication to be deactivated. Once deactivated, it will be necessary to
activate it again in order that when a alarm trip occurs a sound indication
may be given.
3 Freeze-hold Key. It allows the ECG signal on the screen to be frozen.

While the signal is frozen, in the top part of the screen a small window
appears with the evolution of the ECG signal with time.
2.4.2 Defibrillator Mode
The keys that correspond with the Defibrillator mode of operation and that are located in the
front panel of the device are:
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NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 Access key for the DEFIBRILLATOR mode. The indicator of this key
is illuminated when the device is operating in Defibrillator mode.
2 Indication for following the audible and visual instructions of the device
when it operates in Semi-Automatic Defibrillator mode.
3 Charge the selected energy key. The indicator of this key illuminates
when the energy has finished charging. It is only active in Manual
Defibrillator mode.
4 ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION of the SYNCHRONIZED shock

key. When this option is active the indicator of this key is illuminated.
This option is active only in Manual Defibrillator mode.
5 ENERGY SELECTION keys. They allow the selection of the level of

energy to be discharged. This key is active only in Manual Defibrillator
mode.
6 SHOCK button. This button illuminates when the device is ready to

provide a shock, and allows the defibrillation shock to be given to the
patient. It is only active when operating with multifunction disposable
electrodes or internal paddles.
7 ANALYSIS Key. Allows access to the Semi-Automatic Defibrillator

mode or to initiate an analysis during the CPR time. This key only
appears in that device that has the Semi-Automatic Defibrillator option.
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2.4.3 Pacemaker Mode (Optional)
The following keys located in the front panel of REANIBEX Serie 700 allow operation in the
Pacemaker mode:
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 PACEMAKER mode access key. The indicator of this key illuminates

when the device is operating in Pacemaker mode.
2 AMPLITUDE SELECTION of the pacemaker stimulation pulses key
3 FREQUENCY SELECTION of the pacemaker stimulation pulses key
4 Key 4:1. While this key is pressed the stimulation frequency of the
pacemaker is divided by 4 to be able to observe the intrinsic rhythm of
the patient.
2.5 Screen
The REANIBEX Serie 700 has a high resolution LCD type graphic display of 320x240 pixels
(1/4 VGA) where both ECG signal and optionally the plethysmographic curve (SpO2), and the
information relating to the patient monitoring parameters and to the state of the device are
displayed. Optionally the device can have a wide vision angle EL type screen.
The device screen subdivides into three well differentiated parts:
1. Top part - Displays the operating parameters of the device (real time clock, information
using icons of the state of the battery, state of the device, unhooked electrodes, cancellation
of the alarms sound...),the numerical values of the monitoring parameters (Heart Rate and
%SpO2), and the icons that indicate exceptional operating conditions (errors in the recorder,
errors in the Compact Flash memory card).
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2. Middle part – Displays the biological signals. It will be possible to display a single ECG
channel or cascaded, or an ECG channel along with the plethysmographic curve, for device
with this option.
In the lower part of this area guide messages for the user, when in Semi-Automatic
Defibrillator mode, and informative messages for the rest of the modes, are displayed.
3. Lower part - Displays the meaning that is acquired by each of the function keys, that are
located under the screen.
2.6 Paddles, electrodes and patient cable
For monitoring, the REANIBEX Serie 700 can use patient's cable, external or internal reusable
paddles and multifunction disposable electrodes. For defibrillation, external or internal reusable
paddles and multifunction disposable electrodes.
The patient cable that the device uses can be 3, 5 or 10 lead. The device automatically detects
the type of cable connected allowing the viewing of the different leads.
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The external reusable paddles have keys for the selection and charging with energy, for printing,
and two shock push buttons:
NUMBER DESCRIPTION
1 SHOCK Push button of the Sternum pad. Operating in Manual

Defibrillator mode allows the shock to be supplied to the patient when
simultaneously pushed with that of the Apex pad.
2 ENERGY SELECTION Keys. They allow the level of the energy to be

supplied, when operating in Manual Defibrillator mode, to be fixed.
3 CHARGE Key. Operating in Manual Defibrillator mode allows the

charging of energy to be supplied
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4 SHOCK Push button of the Apex pad. Operating in Manual Defibrillator

mode allows the shock to be supplied to the patient when simultaneously
pushed with that of the Sternum pad.
5 PRINT Key. It allows the recording both of the biological signals and of
the events that occur with the device during the utilization.
The device can use two types of different multifunction disposable electrodes:
Permanent connector-cable with disposable Disposable electrode-cables

electrodes
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3. Technical specifications
3.1 General
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical protection Input protected against high voltage defibrillation

pulses (IEC 60601)
Safety Classification IEC 60601, type CF.
MONITOR
ECG Monitoring is performed using 3, 5 and 10 lead

cable, internal or external reusable paddles and
disposable multifunction electrodes
Outputs - 3 Lead cable: PADDLE, I, II and III

- 5 Lead cable: PADDLE, I, II, III aVR, aVL, aVF
and V
- 10 Lead cable: PADDLE, I, II, III aVR, aVL, aVF
and V1 to V6
Loose lead indication An icon appears on-screen when any lead is loose or
badly connected
Size of the ECG 0.5, 1.2 and 4 cm/mV selectionable from the front
panel
On-screen speed of the ECG 25 mm/sec
Frequency response - MAINS Filter (50/60 Hz).

- Diagnostic: 0.5-150 Hz
- Muscle filter: 0.5-40 Hz
- On-screen response: 0.5-25 Hz
Cardiac frequency 30-300 ppm ± 10 % shown on the unit screen
Alarms - Maximum and Minimum Cardiac frequency

- Maximum and Minimum% SpO2 (only with the
pulse oximetry option)
- VT/VF Alarm (only with the Semiautomatic
Defibrillator option)
Common mode rejection 90 dB
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SpO2 Pulse oximetry (Optional)
SpO2 Range 0-99%
SpO2 Accuracy - ± 2 % of 70-100 %

- Not defined below 70 %
Pulse Frequency Range 30-254 ppm
Pulse Frequency Accuracy The greater of ± 2ppm o ± 2 %
DEFIBRILLATOR
Waveform Truncated exponential biphasic, with compensation of

energy depending on the impedance of the patient
Output Energy accuracy ± 15 % over all the range
Charge time - 6 seconds with a completely new battery.

- Typically less than 10 seconds
Manual defibrillator
Output energy
External paddles 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 9 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 30 - 50 - 70 - 100 -

125 - 150 - 200 Joules.
Internal paddles 1 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 9 - 10 - 15 - 20 - 30 - 50 Joules
Paddles Options - Reusable external paddles

- Internal paddles
- Multifunction cables– disposable electrodes
- Multifunction permanent cable, disposable
electrodes
Energy Selection Front panel button and external paddles button
Charge Control Front panel button and external paddles button
Charge Indication Charging tone, end of charging tone, LED in the front
panel charging button and discharge button blinking
for multifunction disposable electrodes and internal
paddles
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Discharge Control External paddles buttons, front panel button for

multifunction disposable electrodes and internal
paddles
Synchronization Front panel button. On-screen indication of the

synchronization points
Semi-automatic defibrillator (Optional)
Output energy 200 Joules
Paddles Options - Multifunction cable disposable electrodes

- Permanent cable, disposable electrodes
Guide messages Emission of audible and on-screen messages that

guide the user during the procedure
Charge Indication Charging tone, end of charging tone and blinking

front panel discharge button
Discharge Control Front panel button
Configuration of procedure By means of the corresponding options of the

parameters Configuration Mode
Detection Characteristics VF Sensitivity: Complies with AHA

VT Sensitivity: Complies with AHA
NSR Specificity: Complies with AHA
Specificity of other signals: Complies with AHA
Maximum time from the start of the With the set delivery voltage, and a defibrillator with
rhythm analysis until ready status an internal supply, having a completely charged new
for shock battery: 21seconds.
For a delivery voltage of 90 % of the set value and

for a defibrillator with an internal supply, after 15
shocks at maximum energy: 21 seconds.
Maximum time from the initial For a delivery voltage of 90 % of the set value and
supply connection until ready status for a defibrillator with an internal supply, after 15
for shock shocks at maximum energy: 26 seconds.
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PACEMAKER (Optional)
Waveform Continuous current rectilinear
Pulse width 40 msec
Amplitude From 0 to 150 mA in steps of 5 mA
Frequency From 30 to 180 ppm in steps of 5 ppm
- Fixed
Operating modes
- On Demand
Refractory period - 240 msec from 30 to 80 ppm

- 340 msec from 85 to 180 ppm
SCREEN
Size - 120 x 89 mm (SP14Q001- Hitachi)

- 115.2 x 86.4 mm (EL320.240.36 HB -Planar)
Type - LCD with backlight (SP14Q001- Hitachi)

- High resolution EL (EL320.240.36 HB -Planar)
Resolution 320 x 240 pixels (1/4 VGA)
Sweep velocity 25 mm/sec
Wave visualization time 4.5 seconds
RECORDER(Optional)
Continuous ECG strip Prints a continuous strip with an ECG channel along
with annotations and events.
For units with the pulse oximetry option 2 channels

can be printed: The ECG signal and the
plethysmographic curve (SpO2)
Automatic Printing It can be configured to automatically print the 8

seconds before and after alarm-tripping events and
defibrillation discharge.
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Reports - Procedure report

- Graph of Cardiac Frequency and % SpO2
tendencies (optional)
- Results of manual test and those carried out by the
equipment.
- Configuration parameters
- Events / incidences stored in the memory card
along with the associated ECG signal.
Width of Paper 50 mm
Speed 10, 25 and 50 mm/sec ± 5 %
DATA STORAGE (Optional)
Type of Memory Compact Flash withdrawable external memory
Capacity Minimum 16 MB equivalent to 2 hours of continuous

ECG plus audio
Data - Continuous ECG plus audio (optional)

- Significant events/incidents along with the
associated ECG signal
GENERAL
Indicators - Battery status indicator

- Unit malfunction indicator
- Type of supply indicator
- Charge indicator
- Energy charged indicator
- Synchronism indicator
Self-checks - At start-up
- During operation
- Manuals on user demand
SUPPLY
Battery
Type NiMH (rechargeable)
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Capacity - More than 120 discharges at 200 J

- More than 150 minutes of monitoring
- More than 120 minutes of monitoring plus
pacemaker (60 mA and 60 ppm)
Charge time Approximately 3 hours
Weight 800 grams
Alternating (Mains) 90-264 Vac and 47-63Hz
Direct (Car battery) 10-16 Vdc
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
Operating temperature 0ºC to 40ºC
Storage temperature 0ºC to 50ºC without the battery pack
Relative humidity 10 to 95%
Resistance to water IPX2
Vibration IEC 60068-2-64
Discharge IEC 60068-2-27
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Weight - Unit with disposable electrodes, SpO2, ECG cable

(10 lead) and without battery: 5.5 Kg
- External reusable paddles: 0.95 Kg
- Battery: 0.8 Kg
Dimensions 195 mm height x 249 mm length x 310 mm width
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3.2 Defibrillation waveform
For defibrillation the REANIBEX Serie 700 has incorporated a BIPHASIC TRUNCATED
EXPONENTIAL WAVEFORM:
Phase 1
V1
Phase 2
V2
Commutation time between phase 1 and phase 2 of the wave is 600 µsec. Furthermore, it is
devised so that the negative tension (V2) coincides with the positive (V1) in the change of
polarity.
The energy supplied during both phases depends on the impedance of the patient, maximizing in
this way the effectiveness of defibrillation.
The device provides shocks with impedances that vary between 20 and 300 Ω. If the impedance
is less than 20 Ω it is assumed that a short circuit exists between the defibrillation electrodes.
For impedance greater than 300 Ω it will be assumed that the electrodes are badly connected to
the patient, or that there is no patient connected, emitting the corresponding messages.
The energy supplied in each phase of the wave is dynamically adjusted based on the impedance
of the patient:
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Charge resistance Phase1 Duration Phase2 Duration

Energy applied (J)
(Ω) (msec) (msec)
25 5.52 3.84 219
50 7.48 5.04 217
75 8.48 5.64 219
100 9.28 6.20 206
125 10.3 6.80 200
150 10.9 7.24 193
175 11.4 7.6 190
Discharged energy waveforms at differente patient impredance, for a selected energy of 200 J:
Patient impedance: 25 Ω Patiente impedance: 50 Ω
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Patient impedance: 75 Ω Patient impedance: 100 Ω
Patient impedance: 125 Ω Patient impedance: 150 Ω
Patient impedance: 175 Ω
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Clinical evaluation of the results obtained
At the present time greater efficiency has been demonstrated for biphasic wave defibrillation
than for traditional single-phase waves, since they require less energy for this purpose; it also
being noted that the displacements that the aforementioned wave gives rise to on the ST
segment of the ECG are less, likewise presenting lower incidence of cardiac dysfunction after
defibrillation.
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4. General Block Diagram

The following diagram shows the blocks that form part of the REANIBEX 700 Series and how
they are inter-connected.
LCD Screen &

Compact Flash Keyboard
Indicators
card
Speaker Signal Adaptation &

CPU Impedance meter Electrodes,
Paddles and
Coprocessor Patient
Microphone
Cable
Main Selection
CHARGE/
CPU DISCHARGE System
PULSIOXIMETRY
CIRCUIT
PRINTER
Power Supply PACEMAKER

Distribution
Power Supply
NiMH Filter
Battery
10-16 47-63 Hz,

Vdc 90-264 Vac
General Block Diagram
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5.
DIBUJADO:
Graphic LCD
(Hitachi)
REVISADO:
ANULA A / FECHA:
Microphone J3
TFT Planar
CANT.
TECHNICAL MANUAL
J6
ESCALA /
Screen J5 DGS 04_ A
Keyboard (Display Block Board)
J2 JP1 J8
Functions
J1
Keyboard
Connections Diagram
DGS 03_ A
DENOMINACION:
J2 J2
(Printer J10 +-
J1 J3 Capacitor
Support
J3 Board)
J4 J11
J10 J11 J3 J5
J27 J7
Printer J15 DGS 01_ A DGS 02_ A

DGT 06_ A
(CPU + J26 J1
Power J6
J1(High Voltage
J4 J2 J1 J2
(Power Supply Filter)
Patient + Supply J7
J12 Board) J3 J8
TES 106 A Comprocessor
SpO2 (SpO2 J16 Board) J20 J13
Connector
J1 Board) J2
J21 J6 J5
CONNECTIONS DIAGRAM
Patient Cable J18
Connector J2
J3 J3
DGS 07_ A
APEX J19 J1 (Pacemaker
J13 J24 EXT
Speaker Board)
CODIGO:
Multifunction
Connector
DGG 700 B
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6. CPU Board
6.1 Block Diagram
Patient Monitor Control

Paddles / Serial Line
Memory Keyboard
electrodes Controler
Power
I2C Supply
Bus
Relays Register Screen
SH2
Basic
Patient Signal Audio
Cable Adaptation ADuC
Pacemaker HV SpO2 Power

Board Board Board Supply
Coprocessor
Audio Memory
(messages)
CPU Board
SH2
Power
Supply
Audio
Compact Recording
Flash
Block Diagram: CPU Board
6.2 Description
The main function of the CPU Board is to control all the functions that the REANIBEX 700
Series must perform, as well as to carry out the monitoring of the patient, and in case of units
that have the Semiautomatic Defibrillator option, to carry out an analysis of the ECG signal, to
emit the user guide messages both on-screen and audibly, and to control the interface with the
Compact Flash card in which the recording of all of the procedure information is carried out.
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In the CPU Board three well-differentiated parts can be distinguished, each of which
implements one of the previous functions:
- CONTROL – In charge of the control of the different modules of the unit as well
as of the control of the user interface elements (on-screen information, indicating
LEDs, keyboard and basic audio). Within this area the principal microprocessor is
to be found.
- PATIENT MONITOR - In charge of the patient interface (both signal capture and
provision of treatment) of input signal adjustment, of impedance measurement and
of the detection of the QRS complexes for the measurement of the Cardiac
Frequency (CF), operation in On-Demand mode of the Pacemaker (optional) and
synchronized shock.
- COPROCESSOR - Carries out digital processing of the ECG signal (analysis), in

order to obtain a diagnosis about whether the signal that is being analyzed
corresponds to a defibrillable rhythm or to a non-defibrillable one (issue of
diagnosis). It also takes charge of the issue of the audio messages and of the
interface with the memory card (signal recording and audio, optionally).
In the following sections, each of these parts is described one in greater detail.
6.2.1 Control
Within this area the principal microprocessor (SH-2 de Hitachi), entrusted with execution of the
main software of the REANIBEX 700 Series and of the control of the rest of the modules and
cards of the unit, is to be found. Within this processor the main program, which is entrusted
with the control of the different elements of the unit, is executed:
- HV Card
- SpO2 Card
- Pacemaker Card
- Patient monitor
- Coprocessor
- Recorder
- Screen
- Keyboards
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- Basic audio
- Series line Controller (for recording of the unit software)
Control
Serial Line
Memory Keyboard
Controler
Register Screen
SH2
Basic
Audio
Pacemaker HV SpO2 Power

Board Board Board Supply
Block diagram: CPU control area
6.2.2 Patient monitor
This module is essentially in charge of the following functions:

- Capture and adapting of the ECG signal
- Detection of the type of paddles or electrodes connected and of the type of patient
cable connected to the equipment
- Communication with the reusable external paddles
- User interface for providing treatment by means of the electrodes or the paddles
- Measurement of the impedance of the patient
- Detection of the QRS complexes for obtaining the Cardiac Frequency, for operation
in On-Demand mode of the Pacemaker (optional) and for synchronization of shock
in synchronized Cardioversion.
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Patient Monitor
Paddles /
electrodes Power
I2C Supply
Bus
Relays
Patient Signal
Cable Adaptation ADuC
Block diagram: Patient Monitor
ECG signal capture can carry out by means of them following elements:
• Reusable external or internal paddles
• Multifunction disposable electrodes, which can be of 2 types:

- Permanent cable - connector with disposable electrodes
- Disposable cable - electrodes
• Patient cable that can be 3, 5 and 10 lead
This module has the following characteristics:
• Protection against external defibrillation shocks of 5000V

• High input impedance
• High common mode rejection
• Low input Offset
Furthermore it adapts the patient signal, where three parts can be differentiated:
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Signal Adaptation
QRS Detector ADuC
APEX EXTER
27 Hz Zp Zp
Generator Adaptation Meter
ADuC
Vref
Patient Impedances Resistors Netword Pre- Filtering &

Cable Adaptation + Multiplexer amplification amplification
ADuC
Patient cable type and cable

disconnection Detection
ADuC
Block diagram: Signal adaptation
A) Measurement of the impedance of the patient – necessary in order to determine the

capacitor charge voltage, also permitting it to be determined if the disposable defibrillation
electrodes or the paddles are correctly placed on the patient.
Measurement of the impedance of the patient (Zp) is carried out by injecting an electrical
signal to the patient through the defibrillation electrodes. This is a 27 KHz sine wave signal,
of 1 mA, in a way that does not affect the patient. It is isolated.
The impedance meter is capable of distinguishing four situations depending on the patient's
impedance:
• Electrodes in short circuit (Zp <15 Ohms)

• Patient connected (15 ÷ 300 Ohms)
• Electrodes badly connected (300 ÷ 2000 Ohms)
• Patient not connected (Zp > 2000 Ohms)
B) QRS Detection – The purpose of this module is the detection of onset of rise of QR in order
to allow the calculation of the cardiac frequency.
QRS detection is also necessary in order to synchronise the discharge of the defibrillation
pulse with the ECG, in the case that the Synchronisms option in <Manual >Defibrillator
mode is activated, or in the case of Ventricular Tachycardia (VT) in Semiautomatic
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Defibrillator mode. The QRS ONSET must be detected in a time less than that given in the
following sections: ANSI/AAMI DF2-1996 section 4.3.17, IEC 60601-2-4 section 104. It is
recommended that the time be less than 60 msec.
The shock is synchronized in both cases with the QR ONSET, at 30msec ± 5 msec from the
start of the ONSET.
This meter allows frequency cardiac of up to 300 pulses per minute to be detected.
The block diagram of this QRS detector:
Sample Negative
ECG Signal Peaks
& Filtering Peak
Detector
Hold sInverter
Comparator Monoestable
QRS_Signal
Block diagram: QRS Detection
Finally the QRS signal, that is a rectangular pulse of 200 msec of duration, is obtained. A
QRS_signal will be generated whenever a QRS is detected in the ECG signal.
C) Detection of the Type of cable connected and of a loose lead - This part is entrusted with
determining what type of cable is connected to the REANIBEX 700Series and with
detecting if any of the leads of the above-mentioned cable are disconnected. Depending on
the type of patient cable and of the leads that are disconnected different outputs will be
obtained and visualized.
D) Adaptation and filtering of the ECG signal - It is necessary to adapt the ECG signal to
the characteristics of the equipment, whether it be captured by the electrodes or by the
paddles or by the patient cable. For this purpose adjustment is made in gain and the signal
is filtered. All of this processing allows to the ECG signal to be correctly visualized on-
screen.
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6.2.3 Coprocessor (Optional)
This module is only present in those units that have the Semiautomatic Defibrillator option. The
functions of this module are the following:
- Analysis of the ECG signal samples and issue of a diagnosis
- Issuing of audio messages that guide to the user in his procedure
- Audio recording both of the unit and of the scene
- Management of the interface with the Compact Flash memory card for recording
both the ECG signal samples, and the events, and optionally the audio when
working in Semiautomatic Defibrillator Mode.
Coprocessor
Audio Memory
(messages)
SH2
Power
Supply
Audio
Compact Recording
Flash
Block diagram: Coprocessor
6.3 Location of Components
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DIBUJADO: REVISADO: ESCALA /

CANT.
Location of Components
CPU Board (I)
ANULA A / FECHA: DENOMINACION: CODIGO:
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CANT.
CPU Board (II)
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6.4 List of Materials
ITEM QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION REFERENC

ES
1 1 ADUC812BS 8bit Microcontroler with 8KBytes of program U36

FLASH, 640bytes of data FLASH and
256bytes of RAM, 12MHz, PQF52 (AD).
2 2 AD620AR I.C Instrumental amplificaer of low cost, U90,U96

SO8 (AD).
3 1 AD822BR I.C Operational amplifier of one suplí and U39

FET input, low power SO8 (AD).
4 1 ARISTON_2368 27UH Shock 27uH, Idc=0.1 (ARISTON). L25
5 1 AT29LV256-15TC 32K x 8 Memory Flash ,format TSOP28 U13

(ATMEL).
6 1 AT93C46DN-SH EEPROM of serial access (128X8), format U67

SO8
7 3 Am29F004BT-55JE CMOS Flash Memory of 4Mbit of capacity U1,U4,U49

(55ns-Industrial) format PLCC-32 (AMD).
8 13 BAS116 Rapid diode Ifm=250mA, Vr=75V, Vf=1.25V D5,D18,D28

format SOT23 (Infineon).. D32,D35,
D42-D49
9 13 BAV199 Double rapid diode in serie If=200mA, D6-

Vr=70V, format SOT23 (infineon). D14,D31,
D36-D38
10 1 BC807 PNP Transistor with format SOT23 Q6
11 7 BC817 NPN Transistor with format SOT23 Q1,

Q7-Q11,
Q13
12 14 BLA31AG102SN4 4 ferrites array Z=1K (100MHz), I=0.05A L50-L62,L76

(MURATA).
13 13 BLM18HG102SN1 Interferences supressor Z=1K (100MHz), L77-L89

I=0.1ª (MURATA) format 0603
14 24 BLM41PG102SN1 Interferences supressor Z=1K (100MHz), L21, L26-

I=1.5A (MURATA) L48
15 1 BZX84C_2V7 Zener diode 2.7V 0.3W, format SOT23 D39

(PHILIPS).
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16 1 C-MAC_3.6864MHz_HC49/ Quart crystal of 3.6864MHz format SMD X3

4HSMX HC49/4HSMX (C-MAC).
17 2 C-MAC_6.144MHz_HC49/ Quart crystal of 6.144MHz format SMD X1,X7

18 2 C-MAC_10MHz_HC49/ Quart crystal of 10MHz format SMD X2,X5

19 1 C-MAC_12.288MHz_HC49/ Quart crystal of 12.288MHz format SMD X6

20 1 CD74HC574M I.C. de 8 Latch Type D (Tri-state) SOL20 U78

(TI).
21 1 CENVALSA_2468-2061 Straight SMD male connector of 6 pins J29

raster 2.54 (CENVALSA).
22 2 CENVALSA_2468-2081 Straight SMD male connector of 8 pins J38-J39

raster 2.54 (CENVALSA).
23 1 CENVALSA_2545-2021 Straight male connector of 2 pins raster 2.54 J13

(CENVALSA).

(CENVALSA).

(CENVALSA).
26 1 CENVALSA_2545-2121 Straight male connector of 12 pins raster J18

2.54 (CENVALSA).
27 1 CENVALSA_3951-2061 Straight male connector of 6 pins square J27

1.14mm, pitch 3.96mm (CENVALSA).
28 1 CENVALSA_5341-2142 Polarized straight male connector, for flat J16

cable pitch 2.54mm of 14 pins (2x7), with
lock (CENVALSA).
29 1 CENVALSA_5446-2100 Polarized straight male connector, for flat J25

cable pitch 2.54mm of 10 pins (2x5)
(CENVALSA).
30 1 COILCRAFT_Q4434-B Trafo for LM258x regulador Flyback, 22uH T1

1:1 (Coilcraft)
31 2 CON_1PIN_TAL1.75_PAD3.5 Pad for soldering wire of 1 mm of diameter. J20-J21
32 1 CR2032FP2 Boton Battery 3V capacity 180mAh pcb B1

vertical mounting (VARTA).
33 1 CYBIT_ASC100-BGLI DSP ref.(TI) TMS320VC5402PGE100 with U12

the compression algorithm, format LQFP144
(CYBIT).
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34 1 CY62256LL-70SNI SRAM memory 32768x8 bits de 85ns U66

SOP28 (CYPRESS).
35 1 C_P_ELER_2200uF_16V_20 Radial electrolitic capacitor 2200uF/16V C28

%_LESR 20% Low ESR
36 1 C_S_ELER_1uF_50V_20% Panasonic SMD electrolitic capacitor C7

1uF/50V 20% ECEV1HA010SR
37 2 C_S_ELER_4.7uF_50V_20% Panasonic electrolitic capacitor Low ESR for C43,C49

_LESR SMD 4.7uF/50V 20% EEVFC1H4R7R
38 8 C_S_ELER_10uF_25V_20% Panasonic SMD electrolitic capacitor C3,C11,C59

10uF/25V 20% ECEV1EA100WR ,C83,C104,
C267-C269
39 1 C_S_NP0_2.7pF_50V_5%_0 SMD capacitor 0603 NP0 2.7pF/50V 5% C81

603
40 5 C_S_NP0_3.3pF_50V_5%_0 SMD capacitor 0603 NP0 3.3pF/50V 5% C35,C45,

603 C76,C192-
C193
41 2 C_S_NP0_10nF_25V_5%_08 SMD capacitor 1206 NP0 10nF/25V 5% C115,C132

05
42 2 C_S_NP0_10pF_50V_5%_06 SMD capacitor 0603 NP0 10pF/50V 5% C39-C40

03
43 4 C_S_NP0_22pF_50V_5%_06 SMD capacitor 0603 NP0 22pF/50V 5% C21-C22,

03 C146-C147
44 4 C_S_NP0_33pF_50V_5%_06 SMD capacitor 0603 NP0 33pF/50V C36,C46,

03 C117,C122
45 6 C_S_NP0_100pF_50V_5%_0 SMD capacitor 0603 NP0 100pF/50V 5% C102,C230,

603 C237,C240-
C241,C255
46 1 C_S_X7R_0.47uF_16V_10% SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 0.47uF/16V 10% C171

_0805
47 10 C_S_X7R_1uF_16V_10%_12 SMD capacitor 1206 X7R 1uF/16V 10% C57,C67,

06 C101,C111-
C112,C180,
C183,C220,
C246,C265
48 1 C_S_X7R_3.9nF_50V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 3.9nF/50V 10% C234

0603
49 1 C_S_X7R_4.7nF_50V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 4.7nF/50V 10% C130

0603
50 24 C_S_X7R_10nF_50V_10%_0 SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 10nF/50V 10% C10,C65,

603 C107,C110,
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C128,C133-
C139,C141,
C152,C154-
C156,C172,
C181,C199,
C227,C243,
C245,C258
51 1 C_S_X7R_12nF_50V_10%_0 SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 12nF/50V 10% C98

603
52 3 C_S_X7R_22nF_50V_10%_0 SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 22nF/50V 10% C143,C226,

603 C251

805

603

805
56 136 C_S_X7R_100nF_16V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 100nF/16V 10% C1,C4,

0603 C8-C9,
C12-C20,
C23-C24,
C26-C27,
C29-C31,
C37-C38,
C41-C42,
C44,C50-
C51,C53-
C56,C62-
C63,C66,
C68,C70-
C72,C74,
C77,C79-
C80,C82,
C85-
C87,C93,
C100,C106,
C108-
C109,C114,
C118-
C119,C123-
C124,C126,
C129,C131,
C140,C144-
C145,C148,
C150-C151,
C153,C157-
C170,C173-
C177,C182,
C184-C185,
C187-C189,
C195-C198,
C200-C207,
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C210-C214,
C218-C219,
C221-C222,
C224,C228-
C229,C231-
C233,C235-
C236,C238-
C239,C242,
C244,C248-
C250,C252-
C254,C256-
C257,C259,
C263,C270-
C271
57 15 C_S_X7R_100nF_50V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 100nF/50V 10%. C48,C52,

0805 C90-C91,
C94-C97,
C105,C120,
C125,C179,
C190,C215,
C225
58 1 C_S_X7R_180nF_50V_10%_ SMD capacitor 1206 X7R 180nF/50V 10% C276

1206
59 2 C_S_X7R_220nF_16V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 220nF/16V 10% C278-C279

0805

1206
61 5 C_S_X7R_330nF_16V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 330nF/16V 10% C208-

0805 C209,C216-
C217,C266

1206
63 1 C_S_X7R_330pF_50V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 330pF/50V 10% C275

0603

1206
65 7 C_S_X7R_470pF_50V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 470pF/50V 10% C25,C58,

0603 C64,C149,
C260-C262
66 1 C_S_Y5V_1uF_50V_20%_12 SMD capacitor1206 Y5V 1uF/50V 20% C178

06
67 1 C_S_Y5V_3,3uF_10V_20%_ SMD capacitor 0805 Y5V 3,3uF/10V 20% C274

0805
68 4 C_S_Y5V_4.7uF_16V_20%_ SMD capacitor 1206 Y5V 4.7uF/16V 20% C69,C75,

1206 C78,C264
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69 1 C_T_ELER_100uF_25V_20% Thompson electrolitic radial capacitor C5

100uF/25V 20% THRS_25V_100_M
70 3 C_T_ELER_100uF_25V_20% electrolitic radial capacitor 100uF/25V 20% C2,C47,

_LESR LOW ESR C61
71 1 C_T_ELER_470uF_25V_20% Thompson electrolitic radial capacitor C60

470uF/25V 20% THRS_25V_470_M
72 1 C_m_ELER_220uF_10V_20 multicomp electrolitic radial capacitor C73

% 220uF/10V 20%.
73 3 DM74LS14M I.C. of 6 INVERTED imputs (HISTERESIS) U27,U70,

SO14 (Fairchild). U80
74 1 DO1608C-103 SMD bobine COILCRAFT. 10uH L10
75 1 DO5022P-473 Power bobine in SMD. COILCRAFT. 47uH L12
76 1 DS1302Z Real Time Clock formatr S8 (DALLAS). U69
77 1 EPM7032AETC44-10 PAL 7032A supply 3V3, format T-QFP-44 U6

(Altera).
78 2 EPM7032STC44-10 PAL 7032S, format T-QFP-44 (Altera). U5,U7
79 2 FASTON_V_6.35 FASTON vertical connector of 1 pin (AMP) J22-J23
80 1 FCI_SFW16R-1ST FFC right angle connector of 16 pins raster J11

1 lower contact (FCI).


83 1 FCI_SFW30S- FFC straight connector of 30 pins raster 1 J2

2ST_MOLEX_52610-3090 (FCI o molex).
84 4 HCPL-2630 Dual optocoupler open colector, format DIP8 U19-

(HP). U21,U24
85 2 HD64F7044F28 32bit Microprocessor, 256K FLASH, 4K U3,U35

RAM, 1K cache, 28MHz, QFP112
(HITACHI).
86 1 HEF4051BT I.C.of 1 Analog Multiplexes/Demultiplexes of U94

8 chanels SO16 (NS).
87 7 HEF4052BT I.C of 2 Analog Multiplexes/Demultiplexes U30,U38,

of 4 chanels SO16 (NS). U45-U46,
U64,U89,
U93
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88 1 HEF4053BT I.C. of 3 Analog Multiplexes/Demultiplexes U47

of 2 chanels SO16 (NS).
89 3 HS-5-470R-5% Resis. de 470 tolerancia 5% potencia 5W, R170-

serie HS-5 (TECNOMEGA). R171,R360
90 1 IQD_32.768KHz_90SMX Quart crystal of 32.768 KHz format 90SMX X4

(IQD).90SMX (IQD).
91 2 ITT-KSC241GB SMD Press button 6.2x6.2 mm, height 3.5 S1-S2

mm (ITT)
92 1 LD1117S33 Voltage regulator 3V3 Low Dropout, 800mA U50

format SOT223 (ST)
93 2 LMC6044IM I.C. of 4 operational amplifiers CMOS of low U34,U84

power SO14 (NS).
94 2 LMC6482IM I.C. of 2 operational amplifiers CMOS SO8 U37,U85

(NS).
95 5 LMC6484IM I.C. of 4 operational amplifiers CMOS SO14 U41-U42,

(NS). U44,
U91-U92
96 4 LMV321M5 Operational amplifier of low voltage, format U18,U57,

SOT23-5 (NS) U65,U99
97 2 LMV358M Operational amplifier of low voltage, format U32,U63

SO8 (NS)
98 1 LM385M-1.2 Zener diode 1.235V, format SO8 (NS). D24
99 1 LM386N-4 Audio Amplifier of low voltage format, DIP8 U15

(NS)
100 1 LM392M I.C. with double Operational one comparator U60

and other amplifier, SO8 (NS).
101 1 LM2588S-12 Flyback Regulator ajustable of 5 Amp with U2

shutdown, format TO263-7pins
(NATIONAL).
102 1 LM2676S-5.0 Commutable Regulator ajustable of 3 Amp U17

with shutdown, format TO263-7pins
(NATIONAL).
103 2 LQH32CN221K21 Inductor 220uH (1MHz), I=0.07A (MURATA) L91-L92
104 1 LT1617ES5 Inverter Converter DC/DC of low power, U9

format SOT23-5pins (LINEAR).
105 1 MAX706CSA Microprocessors supervisor circuit, format U71

SO8 (Maxim)
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106 1 MBRS130LT3 Schottky diode rectificator 1A, 30v. D40

MOTOROLA.
107 1 MBRS340T3 Schottky diode If=3A, Vr=40V, format SMC D21

(ON).
108 2 MBR0530T1 Schottky diode If=0.5 Amp, Vrrm=30V, D1-D2

format SOD-123 (ON).
109 1 MC74HC14AD I.C. of 6 INVERTER imputs (HISTERESIS) U55

SO14 (TI).
110 4 MC78L05ACD Voltage regulator of 5V, format SO8 (MOT). U8,U81-

U82,U98
111 2 MC79L05ACD Negative voltage regulator of -5V, format U75-U76

SO8 (MOT).
112 1 MC145481SD PCM Codec-Filter of 3V, format SSOP20 U14

(Motorola)
113 2 MMBF170 MOS Transistor with N chanel, format Q2,Q12

SOT23 (Fairchild).
114 1 MOLEX_5597-14CPB Connector for FFC of 14 pins straight with f J8

ZIP lock raster 1.25 (Molex).
115 1 MURS120T3 Ultrarapid diode If=1A, V=200, trr=35ns , D19

format SMB (ON)
116 2 NE555D Timer of Fmax = 500MHz, format SO8 U33,U62

(Philips).
117 7 NFE31PT222Z1E9 EMI Filter of capacitor for direct voltage L63-L69

2200pF (muRata)
118 6 NFW31SP506X1E4 EMI Filter for high speed lines (muRata) L70-L75
119 2 NMS0509 DC-DC Converter 5V/±9V ±111mA with U25-U26

format DIL24 (Newport).
120 1 OPA2604AU C.I. de 2 Amplificadores operacionales de U86

entrada FET y baja distorsión, SO8 (BB).
121 1 OP97FP I.C. Amplifier of hight precission and low U43

power consuption, DIP8 (AD).
122 1 OUPIIN 3213-40C00SB2A Straight flat cable connector of 2x20 pins J15
raster 1.27mm (JAE).
123 2 PMLL4148 Rapid diode Ifrm=450mA, Vr=75V, format D22,D25

SOD80 (PHILIPS).
124 9 PUENTE_AKS Two pins bridge raster=2.54 J28,J31,J37

,J40,TP1-
TP5
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125 1 PUENTE_AKS_2P Three pins bridge raster=2.54 S3
126 1 RA8835P3N LCD display controller format QFP5-60 U16

(RAIO)
127 4 RS1J Rectifier diode 1A Vrrm=600V Ifrm=10A, D27,D29,

format Do214AC/SMA (Fairchild). D33-D34
128 36 R_0603_0 0 ohm Resistor power 63mW, format 0603 R2,R6-R9,

R63,R68,R9
1,R93,R126,
R140,R176-
R177,R183-
R184,R187,
R189-R192,
R198,R214,
R231-R233,
R260-R261,
R278,R280-
R281,R298-
R300,R310,
R354,R361
129 12 R_0603_1K_1% 1K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R105,R115,

format 0603.. R121,R124-
R125,R151,
R180-R182,
R185-R186,
R313
130 1 R_0603_1K1_1% 1K1 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R110

format 0603..

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603.
134 2 R_0603_1M_1% 1M resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R252,R294

format 0603.
135 2 R_0603_2K7_1% 2K7 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R155,R356

63mW, format 0603.
136 1 R_0603_2M7_1% 2M7 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R309

63mW, format 0603.
137 3 R_0603_3K_1% 3K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R22,R145,R

format 0603. 175
138 2 R_0603_3K3_1% 3K3 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R28,R57

format 0603.
65
139 8 R_0603_3K9_1% 3K9 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R72-R74,

format 0603. R82,R238,
R242-R244
140 37 R_0603_4K7_1% 4K7 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R1,R23,R27

format 0603. ,R32-R33,
R41,R53,
R59,R67,
R101,R127-
R134,R136,
R153,R156,
R188,R216,
R230,R234-
R237,R245,
R262-R263,
R268,R274-
R275,R279,
R291-R292
141 4 R_0603_8K2_1% 8K2 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R46,R54,

format 0603. R65,R239

format 0603.

format 0603. R58,R64,
R66,R69,R7
1,R76,R92,
R95-R97,
R102-R103,
R107-R108,
R113,R138-
R139,R141-
R142,R152,
R178-R179,
R193-R197,
R200,R212,
R220-R224,
R253,R266-
R267,R272,
R277,R283-
R286,R290,
R297,R312,
R315-R316,
R330,R332,
R334,R337,
R341-R343,
R357
144 10 R_0603_10M_5% 10M resistor tolerance 5% power 63mW, R116-R117,

format 0603. R122-R123,
R146-R149,
R306-R307
145 1 R_0603_12K_1% 12K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R154

format 0603.
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format 0603.
147 5 R_0603_15K_1% 15K ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R204,R282,

63mW, format 0603. R287-R288,
R303
148 1 R_0603_16K_1% 16K ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R38

63mW, format 0603.
149 1 R_0603_16K5_1% 16K5 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R295

63mW, format 0603.
150 1 R_0603_18K_1% 18Kohm resistor tolerance 1% power R265

63mW, format 0603.
151 29 R_0603_20K_1% 20K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R30-R31,

format 0603. R34-R35,
R37,R39-
R40,R42-
R43,R45,
R60-R62,
R114,R137,
R143,R157,
R273,R289,
R293,R301-
R302,R311,
R328-R329,
R333,R336,
R338,R340

format 0603.
153 2 R_0603_22K_1% 22K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R51-R52

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603..

format 0603.

format 0603. R339

format 0603.
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format 0603.
161 15 R_0603_47K_1% 47K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R10-R19,

format 0603. R172-
R173,R355,
R362-R363

format 0603.

format 0603.
164 6 R_0603_100K_1% 100K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R88,R118-

format 0603. R119,R135,
R199,R269
165 1 R_0603_100_0.1% 100 resistor tolerance 0.1% power 63mW, R99

format 0603..
166 2 R_0603_100_1% 100 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R70,R240

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603. R55-R56,
R94
169 2 R_0603_150K_1% 150Kohm resistor tolerance 1% power R259,R271

63mW, format 0603.
170 1 R_0603_162K_1% 162Kohms resistor tolerance 1% power R90

63mW, format 0603.
171 2 R_0603_200_1% 200 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R21,R150

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603.
175 11 R_0603_270_1% 270 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R20,R83-

format 0603. R84, R144,
R213,R215,
R217-R219,
R225,R241
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176 1 R_0603_301_1% 301 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R258

format 0603.
177 3 R_0603_470K_1% 470K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R24-

format 0603. R25,R29
178 2 R_0603_475K_1% 475K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R89,R305

format 0603.

format 0603.
180 3 R_0603_511_1% 511 ohms resistor tolerance 1% power R86,R104,

63mW, format 0603 R120
181 1 R_0603_562K_1% 562K ohms resistor tolerance 1% power R112

63mW, format 0603

100mW, format 0805.

format 0805.
184 1 R_0805_10_1% 10 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R211

100mW, format 0805.
185 9 R_1206_820_5%_0.25W 820 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R3-R5,

250mW, format 1206 R78-R79,
R81, R227-
R229
186 1 R_2512_0R18_5% 0.18 ohm resistor power 1W, format 2512 R75
187 1 SAMTEC_EHT-110-01-T-D Male connector of 10x2 pins raster 2mm, J10

with lock (Samtec).
188 1 SC26C92C1A DUART (Doble Uart), format PLCC44 U10

(Philips).
189 2 SFH610A-2 NPN Optocoupler diode-transistor DIP U22-U23

7,62R2,54 (Infineon)
190 4 SIEMENS_RTE24012 12V Relay two commuted contacts limpiable K1-K4

8A, RTE24012 (Siemens)
Voltage supressor didode 30V, 600W,

191 1 SMBJ30A format SMB(DO-214AA) (Fairchild). D20
192 2 SN74HC138AD I.C. DECODER 3 to 8 lines SO16 (TI). U48,U97
193 2 SN74HC244AD I.C. of 2 Buffers Tri-state of 4 bit SOL20 (TI). U73-U74
194 5 SN74HC259AD I.C. directionable Latch of 8 bit SO16 (TI). U28-U29,

U72,U79,
U83
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195 1 SWITCH4C 4 Micro-switchs format DIP8 (FARNELL S4

176-405).
196 4 TC554001FL-70 SRAM CMOS Memory of 4Mbit of capacity U51,U56,

(70ns) format SOP32 (TOSHIBA).
U88,U95
197 2 TLMG3100 Green LED diode format SMD P-LCC-2 D3-D4

(VISHAY).
198 1 TLV5619CPW DAC of 12 bits pararel, format TSSOP20 U11

(TI).
199 1 ULN2803LW 8 Darlington outputs array TTL/CMOS U77

format SOL18 (ALLEGRO).
200 1 XC6201P182M 1.8V Voltage regulator low drop-out formato U61

SOT23-5 (TOREX).
201 1 X9313WS Digitally control Potenciometer of 10K of 32 U68

steps format SO8 (XICOR)
202 2 ZXM61P02F MOS Transistor P chanel in enrichment Q4-Q5

mode , format SOT23 (ZETEX).
203 1 3M_D7E50-7316-02 CompactFlash expulser low profile (3M). J35
204 1 3M_N7E50-7516-VY-20 CompactFlash connector low profile (3M). J35
205 3 74LCX244WM I.C. of 2 Buffers Tri-state of 4 bit SOL20 (TI). U53-

U54,U59
206 2 74LCX245WM I.C. Bus Transceptor With Tri-state outputs U52,U58

SOL20 (Fairchid).
207 2 2312-159-21803 MELF resistor of 18K/2% 1/4W serie CMA R250,R256

0204 (VISHAY)
208 1 DGT 011 A I.C. board of 6 layers thickness 1.6mm class

4 of dificulty of LAB (101,10-0-1-5-E)
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7. High Voltage Board (HV)
7.1 Block diagram
HV Board
NiMH 10-16 Vdc
Battery (external supply)
Power Supply
47-63 Hz,
Tarjeta CPU Distribution + 90-264 Vac
battery charger
CAPACITOR
Charge Discharge Paddles /

Circuit Circuit electrodes
Charge
Alarms Alarms
pulses train
H Circuit Coontrol
(CPU Board)
Block diagram: High voltage Board
7.2 Description
The High Voltage Board (HV) mainly carries out the following functions:
• Charge and discharge of the defibrillation capacitor
• Control of the supply to the unit
• Battery charger
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7.2.1 Charge and Discharge Process
In order to ascertain the necessary charge voltage, the energy selected by the user and the
patient impedance must be known, so that depending on these according the capacitor can be
charged as required.
The capacitor is charged via a sequence of pulses that allows the capacitor to reach the energy
required. The frequency of this sequence is controlled by the capacitor voltage (signal between
0 and 5 volts).
When an overrun is detected in the level of energy required, charging is stopped and the
capacitor discharges internally, giving an error indication. As the charge is dependant on this
signal, in the event of a breakdown in the microprocessor for whatever reason, a warning might
not be given, but there would be no discharge.
The energy of the positive and negative phases of the biphasic waveform are dependent on
patient impedance.
Once the capacitor has been been charged, if after 15 seconds in Semiautomatic Defibrillator
mode, or 60 seconds in Manual Defibrillator mode, the SHOCK has not been carried out on the
patient, the above mentioned energy is internally discharged. The equipment maintains the
capacitor charge during all this time interval, recharging if necessary the energy lost due to the
self-discharge of the main capacitor. In this way it ensures that the energy given the patient is
always within the established limits (±15% or ± 3 Joules).
Before beginning charging and once this is completed, the impedance of the patient is
monitored.
If the unit is operating with multifunction disposable electrodes and the impedance measured,
before starting to charge, is greater than 2800 Ω (open circuit) or less than 15 Ω (short circuit),
it will not be allowed charge the energy giving an on-screen message that the electrodes should
be checked. If, once the energy has been charged and before proceeding to shock the patient, the
value of the measured impedance is greater than 2800 Ω or less than of 15 Ω, the energy
internally discharges, providing notification of what has occurred.
In the case of working with reusable paddles the unit will allow charging of the energy without
the patient being connected, nevertheless if a short circuit is detected in these paddles charging
of the energy will not be permitted.
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Once the energy has been charged, and before proceeding to shock the patient, the value of the
impedance of the patient will also be verified, in order to determine if the shock can continue or
not.
Capacitor
Charge Discharge
Circuit C Rd Rtr Zp
Circuit
VC
Adaptador
T1 T3 T2 T2 T4 T4
(+) (+) (-) 2(- (-) 4(-
) )
Control Pulses -H-
Charge pulses VC Short Circuit

train Alarm Discharge
Alarms
Block diagram: Charge/Discharge Circuit
7.2.2 Power Supply Distribution and battery charger
This part of the unit is in charge of controlling supply to the unit, and of carrying out charging
of the NiMH battery when this is installed in the unit, which is in turn connected to an external
alternating power supply (47-63Hz, 90-264 Vac) or direct (10-16 Vdc). Charging of the NiMH
battery is carried out independently of whether the REANIBEX 700 Series is switched on or
switched off.
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Power Supply Distribution and Battery Charger
VAC (47-63 Hz,

VDC (10-16V)
90-264 Vac)
CPU Board
Power Supply NiMH
Battery
Distribution
Battery
CPU Board
Charger
Block Diagram: Power Supply distribution and battery charger
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CANT.
Location of components
HV Board
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ITEM QTY PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION REFEREN

CES
1 1 AD822BR I.C. Operational amplifier of one power U4

supply and FET input low power, SO8 (AD).
2 1 ARW_SH_112D 12V Relay one commuted contact 15A with K1

doubles pins
3 2 BAS16 Rapid diode Ifrm=500mA, Vr=75V, format D7,D9

SOT23 (PHILIPS).
4 1 BAT54S Double rapid diode in series If=200mA, D75

Vr=30V, format SOT23 (PHILIPS).
5 1 BAT754 SCHOTTKY diode Ifrm=200mA, Vr=30V, D81

format SOT23 (PHILIPS).
6 9 BAV70 Double rapid diode in anti-series D53,D55-

Ifrm=450mA, Vr=70V, formato SOT23 D58,D76-
(PHILIPS). D79
7 16 BAV99 Double rapid diode Ifrm=450mA, Vr=70V, D14,D16-

format SOT23 (PHILIPS). D17,D19,
D21-D22
D26-D27
D36-D43
8 1 BAV199 Double rapid diode in series If=200mA, D83

Vr=70V, formato SOT23 (ST).
9 6 BC807 PNP Transistor format SOT23 Q11-Q14

Q29,Q44
10 17 BC817 NPN transistor with format SOT23. Q1,Q4,

Q20-Q22
Q24-Q28
Q36-Q37
Q39-Q43
11 1 BQ2002TSN Batteries charger fomat SO8 (TI) U20
12 4 BYM26G Rapid and hight voltage diode , D12,D18,

Vrrm=1400V, If=2.4A format SOD64 D20,D24
(Philips).
13 1 BYX90G Rapid and hight voltage diode, D8

Vrrm=7500V, If=0.55A formato SOD83A
(Philips).
14 2 BZX84C_9V1 Zener diode 9.1V 0.3W, format SOT23 D70-D71

(PHILIPS).
77
15 12 BZX84C_10V Zener diode 10V 0.3W, format SOT23 D15,D25,

(PHILIPS). D46,D48,
D50,D52,
D59-D64
16 4 BZX84C_18V Zener diode 18V 0.3W, format SOT23 D28-D31

(PHILIPS).
17 1 B32560-J1225-K Epcos poliester capacitor 2.2uF/63V 10% C120

B32560-J1225-K
18 1 B82111-B-C21 Bobine 5uH 10Amp (EPCOS) L13
19 1 CENVALSA_2532-2021 Right angle male connector of 2 pins raster J6

2.54 (CENVALSA).
20 1 CENVALSA_3951-2061 Straight male connector of 6 pins squared J7

1.14mm, pitch 3.96mm (CENVALSA).
21 1 CPV-E25/13/7-1S-6P Bobine NUCTOR 90 uH, Ref. ML-23179 L4
22 4 CS 45-16io1 SCR of 40A 1600V, format TO-247AD SCR1-

(IXYS) SCR4
23 2 C_P_ELER_2200uF_16V_20 Panasonic electrolitic radial capacitor C2-C3

% 2200uF/16V 20% ECA1CM222
24 1 C_S_ELER_1uF_50V_20% SMD Panasonic electrolitic capacitor C1

1uF/50V 20% ECEV1HA010SR
25 1 C_S_ELER_2.2uF_50V_20% SMD Panasonic electrolitic capacitor C5

2.2uF/50V 20% ECEV1HA2R2SR
26 3 C_S_ELER_10uF_25V_20% SMD Panasonic electrolitic capacitor C95,C106,

_D5 10uF/25V 20% ECEV1EA100SR C109
27 1 C_S_ELER_47uF_25V_20% SMD Panasonic electrolitic capacitor C20

47uF/25V 20% ECEV1EA470WP
28 1 C_S_NP0_10nF_25V_5%_1 SMD capacitor 1206 NP0 10nF/25V 5% C8

206
29 2 C_S_NP0_56pF_25V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0805 NPO 56pF/25V 10% C97-C98

0805
30 1 C_S_TAN_1uF_16V_10% SMD capacitor FT-A tantalo 1uF/16V 10% C126

FTA.
31 10 C_S_X7R_1nF_50V_10%_0 SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 1nF/50V 10% C22,C55-

603 C58,C108,
C111-C114
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32 16 C_S_X7R_1uF_16V_10%_1 SMD capacitor 1206 X7R 1uF/16V 10% C34-C35

206 C44-C45
C64-C65
C67,C69,
C71,C76,
C78,C80,
C90,C92,
C107,C115
33 2 C_S_X7R_2.2nF_50V_10%_ SMD capacitor 0603 X7R 2.2nF/50V 10% C10,C26

0603

0603 C31-C32
C86,C121,
C125

0603 C49-C52

0805 C43,C48

0805
38 43 C_S_X7R_100nF_50V_10% SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 100nF/50V 10%. C4,C7,C12-

_0805 C13,C15,
C19,C21,
C24-C25
C29-C30
C36-C37
C41-C42
C46-C47
C53-C54
C59-C62
C68,C70,
C72-C75
C77,C79,
C81-C83
C87-C88
C103-C105
C110,
C122-C124
39 3 C_S_X7R_330nF_25V_10% SMD capacitor 1206 X7R 330nF/25V 10% C116,C118

_1206 -C119
40 2 C_S_X7R_330pF_25V_10% SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 330pF/25V 10% C99-C100

_0805
41 1 C_S_X7R_680pF_25V_10% SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 680pF/25V 10% C6

_0805
42 1 C_S_X7R_1800pF_25V_10 SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 1800pF/25V 10% C96

%_0805
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43 1 C_T_CER_4.7nF_3150V_+8 Hight voltage ceramic capacitor 4.7nF C14

0-20% 3150V +80,-20%, ref.DEBE33F472ZA3B
(muRata)
44 2 C_T_ELER_100uF_25V_20 Radial electrolitic capacitor 100uF/25V 20% C28,C63

%_LESR LOW ESR
45 2 C_T_ELER_220uF_25V_20 Radial electrolitic capacitor 220uF/25V 20% C27,C66

%_LESR LOW ESR
46 1 C_T_ELER_1000uF_35V_20 Radial electrolitic capacitor 1000uF/35V C94

% 20%.
47 1 C_T_ELER_10000uF_25V_2 Radial electrolitic capacitor with snap-in C93

0% 10000uF/25V 20%
48 2 C_T_MKP_330nF_1250V_5 Cond. MKP of 330nF 1250Vdc 5%, body of C38-C39

% 28x31.5mm and raster of 27.5mm,
(SIEMENS B32654-A7334-J).
49 1 DO3316P-223 SMD power bobine COILCRAFT. 22uH L8
50 1 DO3316P-473 SMD power bobine. COILCRAFT. 47uH L7
51 4 FASTON_V_6.35 FASTON vertical connector of 1 pin (AMP) J10-J13

53 4 FGL60N170D Chanel N IGBT with anti-paralel ultra-rapid Q7-Q10

diode Vce=1700V, Ic=60A, format TO-264
(Fairchild).
54 3 HEF4104BT I.C. Converter from low to high voltage U9-U11

cuadruple with tri-state outputs, format
SO16 (PHILIPS)
55 2 HFKS012-1ZS 12V Realy 1 contact with 10ª common K3-K4

output, (Hongfa)
56 6 IRF7309 Two mosfet of N and P chanels each, of Q5-Q6

very low resistor in ON, format SO8 (IR) Q16-Q19
57 1 LAH 100-P Hall effect LEM U26
58 1 LMC6042IM I.C. de 2 CMOS operationa amplifiers of U5

low power SO8 (NS)..
59 1 LMC6482IM I.C. of 2 operationa amplifiers CMOS SO8 U2

(NS).
60 1 LMC6484IM I.C. of 4 operationa amplifiers CMOS SO14 U7

(NS).
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61 3 LMV321M5 Low voltage operational amplifier, format U13-U15

SOT23-5 (NS)
62 1 LMV358M Low voltage operational amplifier, format U22

SO8 (NS)
63 1 LM78L12ACM 12V Voltage regulator, 100mA format SO8 U24

(NS)
64 1 LM79L12ACM -12V negative voltage regulator, format U25

SO8 (NS).
65 1 LP2951CMM Ajustable voltage regulator, of 200mA and U16

Ultra Low-Dropout, format SO8 (NS).
66 1 MAX766CSA I dc-dc of -15V voltage inversor or U6

ajustable, format SO8 (Maxim).
67 1 MAX772CSA dc-dc of 15V voltage regulator or ajustable, U12

format SO8 (Maxim).
68 4 MBRD340 Schottky diode If=3 Amp, Vrrm=40V, format D66-D69

DPAK (ON).
69 1 MC78L05ACD 5V voltage regulator, format SO8 (MOT). U23
70 1 MMBF170 MOS transistor of N chanel, format SOT23 Q3

(Fairchild).
71 3 MOLEX_44472-0454 Female straight connector de 2+2 pins, J3-J5

pitch 4.2mm (molex).
72 1 NE555D Timer of Fmax = 500MHz, format SO8 U27

(Philips).
73 2 NFM3DCC102R1H3 EMI Filter of capacitor for direct voltage L11-L12

1000pF (muRata)
74 1 NUCTOR_ML24008_9uH/9A Toroidal bobine 9uH/9Amp from Nutor ref L10

ML:24008
75 1 OSATU_TET-126-A Trafo NUCTOR from 12V to 1700V, Ref. T1

ML-22883
76 3 PMLL4148 Rapid diode Ifrm=450mA, Vr=75V, format D72-D74

SOD80 (PHILIPS).
77 1 PUENTE_AKS Two pins bridge raster=2.54 J8
78 2 RS1J Rectifier diode 1A Vrrm=600V Ifrm=10A, D1,D6

format Do214AC/SMA (Fairchild).
79 2 RUBYCON_25ZA47M6.3X7 Electrolitic capacitor ultra Low ESR C101-C102

25ZA47M6.3X7 (Rubycon)
81
80 2 R_1_50M_7500V_1% 50Mohms high voltage radial resistor7500V R13,R26

1% 1W, ref. HB1_50M0_FZRE (Meggitt
CGS).
81 1 R_2_SMD_0R03_1% 0.03ohm SMD resistor sensor tolerance R3

1% power 2W, serie SMD_OARS-1
(WELWYN).
82 2 R_6_10K_5% 10K resistor tolerance 5% power 6W, R19-R20

format W22 (Welwyn).
83 3 R_0603_0 0 ohm resistor power 63mW, format 0603. R2,R28,

R31

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603. R14-R15
R18,R21-
R23

format 0603.

format 0603.

format 0603. R49-R52
R123-R124
R158-R160

format 0603.

63mW, format 0603.

format 0603.
93 7 R_0603_47K_1% 47K resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R98-

format 0603. R103,R119
94 1 R_0603_100_1% 100 resistor tolerance 1% power 63mW, R11

format 0603.
95 2 R_0603_147K_1% 147K ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R24-R25

63mW, format 0603.
96 1 R_0805_0 0 ohm resistor format 0805. R125
82

format 0805.
98 5 R_0805_1M_5% 1M resistor tolerance 5% power 100mW, R72-R76

format 0805.

100mW, format 0805. R138

format 0805.

format 0805.

format 0805.
103 12 R_0805_4K7_1% 4K7 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R82-R87

100mW, format 0805. R90,
R126-R128
R142-R143
104 5 R_0805_4K7_5% 4K7 resistor tolerance 5% power 100mW, R167-R171

format 0805.
105 2 R_0805_4K87_1% 4K87 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R77-R78

100mW, format 0805.

format 0805.
107 1 R_0805_6.8_5% 6.8 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R117

100mW, format 0805.

100mW, format 0805.

format 0805.

100mW, format 0805. R112,
R162-R164

100mW, format 0805.

100mW, format 0805.

100mW, format 0805.
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format 0805. R165-R166

format 0805.
116 1 R_0805_56R2_0.1% 56R2 ohm resistor tolerance 0.1% power R161

100mW, format 0805.

format 0805.
118 2 R_0805_68_5% 68 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R104-R105

100mW, format 0805.

100mW, format 0805. R130-R131
R135
120 2 R_0805_100_1% 100 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R118,R137

100mW, format 0805.

100mW, format 0805. R29-R30
R32
122 1 R_0805_470_5% 470 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R114

100mW, format 0805.

format 0805.
124 2 R_1206_0R09_1%_0.25W 0.09 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R62,R71

250mW, format 1206.
125 4 R_1206_2K2_1%_0.25W 2K2 resistor tolerance 1% power 250mW, R57-R60

format 1206.
126 1 R_1206_18_1%_0.25W 18 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R7

250mW, format 1206.
127 8 R_1206_56_1%_0.25W 56 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R34-R35

250mW, format 1206. R38-R39
R41-R42
R46-R47
128 4 R_1206_100_1%_0.25W 100 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R36,R40,

250mW, format 1206. R43,R48
129 12 R_1206_470_1%_0.25W 470 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R33,R37,

250mW, format 1206. R44-R45
R63-R70
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130 4 R_1206_560_2%_0.25W 560 ohm resistor tolerance 2% power R53-R56

250mW, format 1206.
131 2 R_2512_0R047_1% 0.047 Resistor tolerance 1% power 1W, R115-R116

format 2512.
132 1 SHCV-SR2K20M105Z Varistor VRMS=20V (EPCOS) V1
133 1 SIEMENS_RTE24012 12V Raley two commuted contacts K2

limpiable 8A, RTE24012 (Siemens)
134 1 SI4420DY MOS transistor of N chanel in enrichment Q35

mode, format SO8 (VISHAY).
135 5 SI4427DY MOS transistor of P chanel in enrichment Q30-Q33

mode, format SO8 (VISHAY). Q45
136 1 SI9410DY MOS Transistor of N chanel in enrichment Q15

mode, format SO8 (VISHAY).
137 1 SMBJ18CA Voltage supression diode 18V bidirectional, D80

600W, format SMB(DO-214AA) (Fairchild).
138 1 SMBYW02_200 Rapid rectifier diode of hight eficiency, If=2 D3

Amp, Vrrm=200V, format Do214AA/SMB
(ST).
139 1 SMCJ18A Voltage supression diode 18V, 1500W, D65

format SMC(DO-214AB) (ON).
140 4 STPS340U Schottky diode If=3 Amp, Vrrm=40V, D4,D10,D4

formato Do214AA/SMB (ST). 4,D82
141 1 STP50NE10L MOSFET Power transistor of N chanel Q2

Vds=100V, Id=50A, Rds(on)=0.021ohmn,
format TO-220 (ST).
142 1 SW25-4 Radiator for TO 220 y 218 Rth=13 de RD1

REDPOINT_THERMALLOY_LTD
143 1 S1A Controled avalanche Rectifier Diode 1Amp, D11

format DO-214ªC (Philips).
144 8 TECHNOLOGIES_78253/55 Impulses transformator SMD 1:1.36, TR1-TR8

MV S=5V/5V, Iout=0.2A,
V(aislamiento)=4000Vdc, Ref 78253/55MV
(C&D)
145 1 TL2845-D8 PWM intensity controler format SO8 U18

(TEXAS)
146 2 TS372CD I.C. Voltage double comparator, SO8 (ST) U3,U21
147 1 UC3843BD dc-dc converter pwm Current mode, format U1

SO14 (Unitrode)
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148 1 WICKMANN_419_1800_000 SMD Fuse 8A, V=125V, P=1.3W, N-419 F1

(WICKMANN)
149 1 WICKMANN_419_2100_000 SMD Fuse 10A, V=125V, P=1.4W, N-419 F2

(WICKMANN)
150 1 WICKMANN_420_1250_000 SMD Fuse 2.5A, V=125V, P=0.4W, N-420 F3

(WICKMANN)
151 1 ZXCT1009F Lout meter through Rshunt format SOT23 U19

(ZETEX)
152 2 ZXM61P02F MOS Transistor P chanel in Q34,Q38

enriquecimiento, format SOT23 (ZETEX).
153 1 1N5372B Zener diode 62V 5W, format DO201AE D2

(FAGOR).
154 1 1N6525 Hight voltage diode Vrv=5000V, If=125, D5

format SOD57_R12.7 (VMI).
155 1 DGT 020 A I.C board of 4 layers thinkness 1.6mm class

4 of dificulty of LAB (101,10-0-4-4-E)
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8. Pacemaker Board (Optional)
8.1 Block diagram
Pacemaker Board
Power Supply
Constant Disposable
12 V Filter 125 V Current Electrodes
(Patient)
Generator
Pulse control
CPU Board and
monitoring
Block diagram: Pacemaker Board
8.2 Description
This board is entrustd with generating the stimulation pulses when operating in Pacemaker
mode. The pulses emitted have a width of 40 msec, their amplitude can be varied from 5 to 150
mA in steps of 5 mA and the frequency of emission of the pulses can vary from 30 to 180 ppm
in steps of 5 ppm.
Basically this board includes a constant current source that provides energy for the pulses a
control section in charge of the supervision of the pulses emitted in order to ensure that they are
correct.
In this board the various protections that ensure that the pacemaker works correctly, avoiding
risk for the patient, are implemented
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- The amplitude of the pulses given to the patient is monitored in order to verify that
it is appropriate. This information is sent to the CPU for its processing
- It implements a redundant control of the width of the pulses emitted, in order to
ensure that in no case does this exceed 60 msec., even supposing that the main
microprocessor of the CPU board becomes damaged.
Control both of the stimulation frequency and of the amplitude of the pulses, is effected by the
CPU Board. This board and specifically the main microprocessor, is that which indicates to the
pacemaker board when it must emit a pulse, and what must be its amplitude.
Furthermore the pulses emitted are controlled in the CPU board by means of monitoring signals
that come from the pacemaker board.
89

CANT.
Pacemaker Board (I)
90

CANT.
Pacemaker Board (II)
91

CES
1 6 M3 Washer M3 ARAN1,
ARAN2,
ARAN3,
ARAN4,
ARAN5,
ARAN6
2 6 M3 Flat Washer M3 ARAN1,

ARAN2,
ARAN3,
ARAN4,
ARAN5,
ARAN6
3 14 100nf SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 100nF/25V C1,C2,C3,

10% C4,C5,C7,
C8,C13,
C23,C24,
C25,C29,
C31,C32
4 1 1uf SMD capacitor 1206 X7R 1uF/25V 10% C6
5 2 27pf SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 27pF/25V 10% C9,C10
6 2 330nf SMD capacitor1206 X7R 330nF/25V C20,C11

10%
7 3 10nf SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 10nF/25V 10% C12,C16,

C33
8 1 470uf Radial electrolitic capacitor. Snap-In, C14

raster 10 mm, Dia. 22 mm, Height =
25mm, 105ºC (470uF/160V)
9 1 4,7nf High voltage ceramic capacitor 4,7nf / C15

4Kv RMS, MURATA
(DE1E3KX472MA5BA01)
10 2 1000uf Radial electrolitic capacitor raster 5 mm, C22,C19

Dia. 10 mm 85ºC (1000uF/25V)
11 2 100uf Radial electrolitic capacitor raster 2.5 C28,C21

mm, Dia. 6.3 mm 105ºC (100uF/25V)
12 1 2,2nf SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 2,2nF/25V C26

10%
13 1 10uf Radial electrolitic capacitor raster 2 mm, C27

Dia. 5 mm 105ºC (10uF/35V)
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14 1 1uf Radial electrolitic capacitor raster 2 mm, C30

Dia. 5 mm 105ºC (1uF/50V)
15 1 22nf Capacitor MKT 22nF/100V, Raster 5mm C34

EPCOS(B32529C1223K)
16 1 1uf Capacitor 1uf/63V AVX (BF074DO105K) C35
17 2 1N5381B Zener Diodo 1N5381B (130V / 5W) D2,D1
18 2 BAV199 Diode BAV199, format SOT-23 D9,D3
19 1 MURS120T3 Diode MURS120T3, format SMB D4
20 1 150V Zener Diodo 150V 5W, 1N5383B D5
21 1 1N5366B Zener Diode 1N5366B (5W 39V) D6
22 1 SMBYW02-200 Diode SMBYW02-200 D7
23 1 S1A 1 A rapid diode, S1A, format SMA D10
24 1 375mA Fuse 375mA, SMD (LITTELFUSE) F1

R452.375
25 1 2A Fuse 2A, SMD (WICKMANN) 420-1200 F2
26 1 A81-A230X Gas discharger A81-A230X GAP1
27 1 PACIENTE Straight male connector of 5 pins J1

CENVALSA 2545-2051
28 1 12V (IN) Straight male connector of 2 pins J2

CENVALSA 2532-2021
29 1 HEADER 8X2 SMD right angle connector of 16 pins J3

52271-1690 (MOLEX)
30 1 3.3mH 3.3mH Bobine, 2.2A, EPCOS B82732- L1

R2222-B30
31 1 MJ21193 PNP Transistor, MJ21193, format TO-3 Q1
32 1 MJE15032 NPN Transistor, MJE15032, format TO- Q2

220
33 4 BC817 BC817 Transistor Q3,Q6,Q7,

Q8
34 1 ZXM61P02F ZXM61P02F Transistor Q4
35 1 STP50NE10L MOSFET transistor N chanel, Q5

STP50NE10L, formato TO-220
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36 1 G5V-1 12VDC Relay Omron G5V-1 12VDC RL1
37 1 150V Varistor 150V, B72650M151K72 RV1
38 4 3K9 3K9 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R1,R3,R6,

100mW, format 0805 R28
39 3 200R 200R ohm resistor tolerance 5% R2,R5,R8

power100mW, format 0805
40 1 100R 100 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R4

250mW, format 1206
41 2 22R 22R ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R7,R9

1W, format 1218

100mW, format 0805

250mW, format 1206
44 1 47R 47R ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R12

1/2W, format 2010

100mW, format 0805
46 1 6R8 6R8 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R14

1/4W, format 1206
47 3 162K 162K ohm resistor tolerance 1% R15,R16,

power100mW, format 0805 R18

1/4W, format 1206
49 9 10K 10K ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R19,R20,

100mW, format 0805 R21,R26,
R30,R35,
R36,R43,
R44
50 1 10K 10K ohm resistor tolerance 5% potencia R22

2W, format with legs

100mW, format 0805
52 1 820K 820K ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R24

100mW, format 0805
53 1 0,047R 0.047R ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R25

250mW, format 1206
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100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805
58 1 3K9 3K9 ohm resistor tolerance 1% R38

power100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805
63 1 15R 6R8 ohm resistor tolerance 5% power R45

1/4W, format A DEFINIR
64 4 M3x16mm Plastic separatos male-female M3x16 SEP1,

mm (VSE 316 P) SEP2,
SEP3,
SEP4
65 2 M3x8 Alomada head screw M3 X 8mm (VTA TOR2,

308 I) TOR1
66 3 GND 2 pins bridge raster de 2,54 TP1,TP2,

TP3
67 14 TEST POINT THEY ARE NOT COMPONENTS TP4,TP5,

TP6,TP7,
TP8,TP9,
TP10,
TP11,
TP12,
TP13,
TP14,
TP15,
TP16,
TP17
68 1 TRAFO ML 23923 NUCTOR Transformer, ML 23923 TR1

edición 2
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69 6 M3 M3 Nut (VNA 003 B) TUER1,

TUER2,
TUER3,
TUER4,
TUER5,
TUER6
70 1 MC74HC14AD Inverter MC74HC14AD, format SMD U1
71 2 HCPL-2630 Dual Optocoupler TTL compataible, U2,U4

HCPL-2630, format DIP8 (HP),
72 1 AD5300BRM Integrated circuit AD5300BRM U3
73 1 AD822AR Integrated circuit AD822AR, format U5

SOIC-8
74 1 IL300-F Optocoupler IL300-F U6
75 1 LMC6484IM Integrated circuit LMC6484IM, format U7

SMD
76 1 CD4052BCM Integrated circuit CD4052BCM, format U8

SMD
77 1 LMV321 Integrated circuit LMV321M5 U9
78 1 NMJ0512S DC/DC converter, NMJ0512S U10
79 1 MC78L05ACD Regulator MC78L05ACD, format SOIC-8 U11
80 1 PVD2352 Opto Relay PVD2352 U12
81 1 MC78L08ACD Regulator MC78L08ACD, format SOIC-8 U13
82 1 MAX771ESA Integrated circuit MAX771ESA, format U14

SO8
83 1 CNY17-3.300 Optocoupler CNY17-3.300, format U15

Through hole
84 1 4N26.S Optocoupler 4N26.S, SMD format U16
85 1 TL431 Reference voltage circuit TL431, format U17

SO8
86 1 NE555D Integrated circuit NE555D, format SMD U18
87 1 DGT 070 A Board DGT 070 A Z3
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9. Display Board
9.1 Block diagram
Display Board
Only for
Automatic equipments with
CPU
Microphone Gain Board
Semi-Automatic
Defibrillator
Control option
Temperature CPU Board

Sensor
Only for
CPU Board
Contrast Display equpment with
Planar PLANAR
Control display
Display Only for

Power
Inverter Hitachi equipments with
Supply
Lamp LCD display
Block diagram: Display Board
9.2 Description
This board is located in the display block that contains the unit screen and a part of the keyboard
(keyboard display). This card carries out the following functions:
- It holds the inverter necessary for the LCD type screen lamps
- It controls the contrast for the screens, depending on temperature
- It carries out the recording of external audio of the scene by means of a microphone
positioned in this scene.
- It measures the ambient temperature by means of a temperature sensor
- It serves as interface between the keyboard display and the CPU board
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CANT.
Display Board
99

CES
1 2 470nf SMD 0805 capacitor X7R 470nF/25V C7,C1

10%
2 1 47nf SMD 0805 capacitor X7R 47nF/25V 10% C2
3 6 100nf SMD 0805 capacitor X7R 100nF/25V C3,C8,C9,

10% C10,C13,
C14
4 1 10uf 10uf Electrolitic Radial capacitor C4
5 1 1uf 1uf Electrolitic Radial capacitor C5
6 1 1uf SMD capacitor 1206 X7R 1uF/25V 10% C6
7 2 10nf SMD capacitor 0805 X7R 10nF/25V 10% C12,C11
8 2 1uf Capacitor 1uf Tantalo with legs C15,C16
9 2 BYG21M Power diode SMD BYG21M (VISHAY) D1,D2
10 1 CXA-L10-L Inverter LCD CXA-L10-L INV1
11 1 DISPLAY PLANAR Straight male connector Molex 2 pins JP1

polarized
12 1 SFW30S-2ST 30 pins FFC SMD connector pitch 1mm, J1

SFW30S-2ST
13 1 FFC/FPC 8 pins male FFC with legs,Molex 39-51- J2

3084
14 1 LAMPARA Straight male connector Molex 4 pins J3

polarized
15 1 HEADER 6 Right angle male connector Nicomatic 6 J5

pins polarized,
16 1 Conector 2 pines Straight male connector 5 pins J6

CENVALSA 2545-2021
17 2 FAIR-RITE-250805-6007-Z0 Bobine FAIR-RITE-250805-6007-Z0 L1,L2
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18 2 10K 10K ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R1,R4

100mW, format 0805
19 1 1K5 1K5 ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R2

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805
22 2 390R 390R ohm resistor tolerance 1% power R8,R9

100mW, format 0805

100mW, format 0805
24 1 LD502 I.C. Audio LD502 U2
25 1 LMV321/SO I.C. Operational LMV321M5 U3
26 1 LMC6042IM I.C. Operational LMC6042IM U4
27 1 DS1722S Temperature Sensor I.C. DS1722S U5
28 1 XC6201P182MR Regulator XC6201P182MR de 1,8V U7
29 1 DGT 150 A Circuit board DGT 150 A Z1
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10. Printer Support Board
10.1 Block diagram
Printer Support Board
Functions
Keyboard Interface CPU Board
Block diagram: Printer support Board
10.2 Description
This board basically serves to physically support the unit recorder and to act as interface
between the functions keyboard positioned in the front part of the unit and the CPU board
entrusted with control of the unit.
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CANT.
Printer Support Board
103

CES
1 1 HEADER 14 14 pins Vertical connector, FFC/FPC J2

MOLEX (39-51-3144)
2 1 HEADER 8 8 pins Vertical connector, FFC/FPC J3

MOLEX (39-51-3084)
3 1 HEADER 20 20 pins 1mm connector, 52043-2010 J4

(MOLEX)
4 2 820R 820R resistor 1/4 W 5% (through-hole) R1,R2
5 2 INSERTO Inserto of 9mm, (TEXTRON 01117- Z1,Z2

07090), (OSATU VNI 205 E)
6 1 DGT 030 A Circuit board DGT 030 A Z3
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11. Supplies Filter Board
11.1 Block diagram
Power Supply Filter
VAC Signal
EMC Power
(mains) Filter Supply
EMC
VDC Signal HV Board
Filter
Block Diagram: Supplies Filter
11.2 Description
This board has two EMC filters for the input supply signals. There is one filter for the electrical
mains signal (VAC) and another for the signal that comes from a constant external power
supply (VDC).
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CANT.
Power Supply Distribution Board
107

CES
1 2 OUT-230V Solded wire J1,J2
2 1 OUT-TIERRA Solded wire J3
3 1 SALIDA + Solded wire J4
4 1 SALIDA - Solded wire J5
5 2 IN-230V Solded wire J6,J7
6 1 IN-TIERRA Solded wire J8
7 1 ENTRADA DC 44472-0454 female straight connector of J11

2+2 pins, pitch 4.2mm (molex)
8 1 2X6,8mH 2X6,8mH Toroidal shock, RN 222-2/02, L1

(ISCHAFFNER)
9 1 2X1mH 2X1mH Toroidal shock, 7446223001, L2

(WÜRTH ELEKTRONIK)
10 2 120uH 120uH bobine, B82500-C-A10, (EPCOS) L4,L3
11 1 6,8mH 6,8mH bobine, B82144-A2685-J, L5

(EPCOS)
12 1 680uH 680uH bobine, B82111-E-C28, (EPCOS) L6
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12. Unit Self-Testing
The different self-tests that the unit runs, and their frequency, are given below:
TYPE OF TEST
Switch On Operating Start of module Manual Test
FLASH Memory YES YES

RAM Memory YES YES
DUART YES YES
RTC YES YES
Supply YES YES
INTERNAL Battery YES YES YES YES
Ambient Temperature YES YES YES YES
DEFIBRILLATOR
Biphasic Pulse Maximum

YES YES YES YES
time
Capacitor Charge YES YES YES YES

Pulse Discharge YES YES YES YES
Charge Process YES YES YES YES
Disharge Process YES YES YES YES
PATIENT MONITOR
ADµC Communication YES YES YES YES

A/D Converter YES YES
D/A Converter YES YES
PLD YES YES
Impedance Meter YES YES
Acquisition Circuit YES
ECG Circuit YES
Loose lead detection
YES
circuit
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COPROCESSOR
Communication YES YES YES YES

Sound recording YES
PACEMAKER

125 V Source YES YES YES YES
Pacemaker pulse YES YES
Protections YES
PULSE OXIMETRY
Communications YES YES YES YES

RECORDER

Status YES YES YES
Test sheet YES
PADDLES-PATIENT CABLE
Detection YES YES YES YES
Test Complete YES
COMPACT FLASH
Space and status YES YES YES YES
Read/Write
YES
12.1 Description of the self-checks
Each of the self-checks and/or checks that the REANIBEX Series 700 performs in different tests
that it carries out is described below (at start-up, while operating, at start up of the module and
Test Hardware manuals):
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1- FLASH MEMORY - Perform the standard CRC test, in order to verify the
integrity of the memory. With this test the resources (Font and Texts) and the
parameters of the unit are tested.
2- RAM MEMORY - The state of the RAM memory of the unit is checked
3- DUART - Communication with the DUART is checked
4- RTC (Real Time Clock) - It will be checked if it is possible to establish

communication with the RTC and if there is an error in the format of its data.
5- SUPPLY - It tests the general supply of the unit. The value has to be kept pre-
defined limits (10-16V). This supply refers to the DC_SENSE generated in the
supplies commutator.
6- INTERNAL BATTERY - It tests the charge of the equipment internal battery

which holds the data and the time of the RTC.
7- Ambient TEMPERATURE - The unit will measure the ambient temperature in

which the equipment is placed, by means of the NTC positioned in the display
board, giving the appropriate indication in the case it is outside of the operating
limits (0-40ºC)
8- DEFIBRILLATOR - This verification includes the following test:
- Maximum Pulse time - Consists of verifying that the maximum time

authorized alarm works correctly.
- Process of Charge - To verify that the capacitor has been charged to a

determined voltage within the established time limits.
- Discharge Process - During this test, the discharge circuit is checked. Two
possible situations can occur:
If the capacitor does not discharge it means that one of the branch
components is in open circuit or that the lead circuitry does not work
correctly.
If on the contrary the capacitor discharges rapidly, it means that part of the
other branch is in short circuit, which would produce an alarm due to over-
current.
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- Discharged energy and biphasic pulse phases time - It verifies during the
discharge, that the phase times of both the biphasic pulse and the discharged
energy are within the established limits.
9- PATIENT MONITORING - Is entrustd with testing the part of the equipment in

charge of monitoring the parameters of the patient.
- COMMUNICATION with the ADuC - The CPU tries series communication
with the ADuC. If there is no response within a established time, it considers
that it is not possible to establish communication and returns an error.
- A/D and D/A CONVERTER - In this test it is checked that the converters of
the equipment work correctly.
- Patient IMPEDANCE meter circuit - By means of this Test the impedance
measurement circuit is tested and calibrated.
- ECG CIRCUIT Testing - The amplification, filtering and ECG offset signal
circuitry is checked. Also the QRS detector is checked
- LOOSE ELECTRODE DETECTION CIRCUIT - This test checks that the
loose electrode detection circuit works correctly, that is that it is capable of
detecting this condition
- Communication with the paddles - The purpose of this test is to check the
correct operation of the I2C bus that communicates with the paddles
10- COPROCESSOR: Presence and communication

The CPU tries to establish series communication with the coprocessor
(COP_RXD0 and COP_TXD0). If it does not respond because it does not exist or
there is some communication problem it will give an error.
11- PACEMAKER - During this test apart from comunication with the Pacemaker, the
following points are tested:
- 125 V Source - The control signal will be viewed to see if the source works or
not.
- Pulse current - The current delivered trough a knwn test impedance is

monitored to verify if it is the same to the one selected during the test.
- Pulse time - Checks that the duration of the pulse provided by the pacemaker is
correct and does not exceed the established limits.
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12- SpO2 Card: Identification and communication - To check if there is a SpO2

board, and in the case that there is, what board it is and if it is possible to establish
communication with it.
13- RECORDER: Presence and condition -To check if there is or isn’t a

RECORDER and its status.
14- PATIENT CABLE and PADDLES -At start-up the presence of patient cable and
paddles connected to the unit, and the type, will be detected and identified
15- NiMH BATTERY: Presence and condition - The V_BATT signal is viewed, to
check the carge of the battery and to provide the corresponding indications.
16- COMPACT FLASH: Presence and status - If there is no coprocessor there will
be no CF. In the case that there is, to check its status and the memory capacity that it
still has for recording. Also it will check the capacity of the memory card.
12.2 Hardware Test
This is a manual Test that is carried out on request of the user that enters Configuration mode.
By means of this test all the hardware elements of the system will be checked. If in a period of
30 days there has been no discharge, the equipment will indicate the need of carrying out a
Hardware Test in order to check the condition of the equipment.
To execute this Test, it is necessary to enter the Configuration mode. For this it is necessary to
switch the equipment on keeping pressed the MENU key positioned in the lower part
of the front panel of the unit. Once in Configuration mode, the option " 5. Test " is entered and
within it, the option " 5.1 Test Hardware ".
Once this option has been entered, by pressing the key this test starts. As this is
executed, on the screen of the unit the result of the different checks that comprise this test
appear.
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5.1 HARDWARE TEST

CPU : OK (+24 ºC)
Battery : OK - - 11.80 V
Power Supply : OK - - 12.40 V
Patient Monitor : OK
Defibrillator : OK
Coprocessor : OK
Pacemaker : OK
Pulse Oximetry : BCI-Sims
Recorder : OK
PRINT PAGE
If an error is detected, it will be shown associated with the element in which it has detected the
error code. If on the contrary the results of the checks performed are correct, an "OK",
associated with each one of the elements, will be shown on-screen.
In addition, beside the CPU test, the value of the temperature measured by the sensor placed in
the unit appears. In the case of the battery and supply there the value of voltage read appears.
The value of the battery voltage will depend on its capacity.
Once all the self-checks included in this section have been completed, the results of these can be
PRINT
printed on the unit recorder by means of the key located below the screen. The
appearance of the printed results appears in the following figure:
REANIBEX 700 HARDWARE TEST

--------------
Monitor / Defibrillator CPU : OK
Manual / Semi- Automatic Battery : OK
Power Supply : OK
SN 123456789 Patient Monitor : OK
Defibrillator : E -44
20 APR 2004 Coprocessor : OK
12 : 23 : 13 Pacemaker : OK
Pulse Oximetry : Sims- BCI
Recorder : OK
It is recommended not to carry out this Test Hardware more than 5 consecutive times to avoid
excessive temperatures in the test resistance located the interior of the unit. If it is required to
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carry out this test more often, it is recommended to switch the equipment off for an interval of at
least one hour.
If the " PAG " key is pressed and the recorder is operative, there a test sheet will be printed on it
whose purpose is to ensure that it prints correctly. The appearance of the test sheet must be as
follows:
=========================
=========================
LARGE FONT SMALL FONT

- - - - -- - - - - ----- -----
Manual / Semi-Automatic
Date : 02 APR 2004

REANIBEX - 700
Monitor / Defibrillator
Time : 09: 24: 00
---- -----
TEST PAGE
SN 12345678
12.3 Accessories Test
This option allows the operation of the accessories connected to the equipment, understanding
as such, the patient cables and the paddles, to be checked.
In the case of the paddles the type is shown and beside a symbol that indicates if the paddles are
in short circuit (__) or in open circuit (_ - _).
When this option is accessed the following screen appears:
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5.2 ACCESORIES TEST
Paddles : External _-_

Patient Cable : 10 lead
RA LA LL RL V1 V2 V3 V4 V5 V6
?
Press any key to exit
1- PATIENT CABLE – Indicates the type of patient cable that is connected the unit (3,
5 or 10 lead) in the moment of carrying out the test. In the case that there is no
patient cable connected to the unit itself the word NONE will be shown.
2- PADDLES – Indicates the type of paddles that are connected to the unit at the
moment of carrying out the test: External paddles (EXTERNAL), Internal paddles
(INTERNAL) or Disposable paddles (DISPOSABLE). In the case that there is no
paddle connected the word DISPOSABLE will also be shown.
By means of this Test the operation of the patient cable loose lead detection circuit can be
checked. In the lower part of the screen a representation of the patient cable leads appears. If a
cable of less than 10 leads is connected, under the name of the lead that does not exist the
symbol "-" appears. If the lead is not connected under the indication appears the symbol "X" and
if the lead is connected the symbol "O" appears.
In the RL lead the symbol "?" always appears, since this is the one that is taken as reference. If
this lead is not connected, in all the remaining leads the symbol "x" appears, since the
connections cannot be checked.
NOTE: In case of working with 3 lead patient cable, only the cable type will be indicated, but it
will not be possible to check the connection of the different leads, since with this type of cable
indication of loose lead is not given.
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12.4 Front Panel Test
This option allows the correct operating of all the keys and indicators of front panel to be
checked. When this option is accessed, a screen appears with a graphical representation of the
front panel that includes all the keys of the REANIBEX 700Series. The function keys located
below the screen appear illuminated. The correct operation of the above-mentioned keys is
checked on exiting this option, since it is necessary to touch one of the function keys to exit.
While in this option, the battery and malfunction indicators will blink a red colour, their correct
operation being checked in this way.
5.3 FRONT PANEL
It is an interactive test. On pressing the different keys of the front panel of the unit, its graphical
representation is illuminated on the screen and a beep is emitted. If the above-mentioned key
has an associated luminous indicator, this is illuminated during the time that the key is pressed.
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12.5 Paddles Interface Test
This test, like that of the previous section, is an interactive test that allows the operation of the
interface with the reusable external paddles to be checked. On accessing this option, a graphical
representation of the paddles with all its keys appears.
If this option is accessed without having reusable external paddles connected to the unit, the
message " NOT CONNECTED " will appear. To be able to carry out the test, it is necessary to
exit from the option, to connect the reusable external paddles to the unit and to re-enter.
5.4 PADDLES INTERFACE
On pressing the different paddles keys their position is illuminated on the screen.
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13. Troubleshooting
The REANIBEX Series 700 carries out self-checks at start-up and during its operation in the
different modes, in order to detect possible problems that may cause incorrect operation of the
unit.
If an anomalous condition is detected during any of these self-checks, the equipment will act in
two different ways, depending on the type of error detected:
- SERVICE RECOMMENDED– A fault that affects some part of the unit, not
considered critical for its operation or for the operation of any of the accessories, is
detected. Depending on the type of fault detected the unit will work in a some ways
and not in others.
When this type of malfunction is detected on switching on the unit:
1. The LED service indicator placed in the front screen of the unit remains lit and
steady.
2. A message will appear on screen indicating the type of error detected. If it is an

error that affects only one of the operating modes, whenever this mode is
accessed a message will be given that indicates the error detected. Furthermore
for those modules with this facility, an icon will appear in the upper part of the
unit screen indicating the type of error detected.
- OBLIGATORY SERVICE – The error detected requires the immediate

intervention of Authorized Technical Service personnel, and affects elements
critical for the correct operation of the equipment. The unit will remain out of
service.
When this type of malfunction is detected on switching on the unit:
1. The LED service indicator will blink until the malfunction is corrected.
2. An on-screen message will appear indicating the type of error detected.
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13.1 Error Codes
The following list shows the different error codes that the unit may display, together with an
explanation of the system that they affect:
CODE ERROR
GENERAL errors
1 Error in the STARTUP of the device
10 Error in the device’s external RAM
11 TEMPERATURE greater than MAXIMUM error
12 TEMPERATURE greater than MINIMUM error
13 HIGH SUPPLY VOLTAGE error
14 LOW SUPPLY VOLTAGE error
15 Error in the DUART
PATIENT SUBSYSTEM errors
30 The PATIENT SUBSYSTEM does not respond
31 Corruption in the integrity of data error
32 Error in the Vref SUPPLY
33 Error in the DA_1 converter
34 Error in the DA_2 converter
35 Error in the IMPEDANCE MEASUREMENT CIRCUIT
36 Error in the calibration resistance of the IMPEDANCE

MEASUREMENT CIRCUIT
37 Error in the ECG CIRCUIT
38 Error in the OPEN CIRCUIT DETECTION CIRCUIT
HV BOARD (Charging Circuit) Errors
40 Error in the HV BOARD CIRCUITS
41 OVERCURRENT in discharge error
42 Maximum time in discharge error
43 Error in the DISCHARGE: Little energy discharged
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44 TOO RAPID charging of the capacitor error
45 TOO SLOW charging of the capacitor error
46 CANNOT HOLD THE CHARGE error
47 Error in READING of the VOLTAGE of the main capacitor
HV BOARD (Discharge – Relays circuit) errors
50 Error in the DISCHARGE CIRCUIT - Does not discharge
51 Error in the STG_1 Test RELAY connection
52 Error in the STG_2 Test RELAY connection
53 Error in the DISCHARGE RELAY connection
HV BOARD (Discharge – Semiconductors circuit) errors
60 Error in BRANCH 1 - Open semiconductor
61 Error in BRANCH 2 - Open semiconductor
62 Error in the SCR 1 - Semiconductor in short circuit
63 Error in the SCR 2 - Semiconductor in short circuit
64 Error in the IGBT 3 - Semiconductor in short circuit
Errors in the PACEMAKER
70 Error in the Pacemaker DC VOLTAGE
71 Error in the Pacemaker DAC converter
72 Error in the SENSE CIRCUIT of the pacemaker
73 Error in the SENSE CIRCUIT of the pacemaker (first sense)
74 Error in the pulse switch
75 Error in pulse protection
76 Error in the current
Errors in PULSE OXIMETRY
80 Timeout in the start-up of the pulse oximetry
81 Timeout in the pulse oximetry ports
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Errors in the PRINTER
90 Recorder NOT READY
Errors in the COPROCESSOR
100 Coprocessor not ready
101 Coprocessor without audio messages
102 Coprocessor does not understand the messages
103 Error in the 3.3 V voltage
104 Error in audio recording
105 Generic error
Errors in the RTC
220 There is no communication with the RTC
221 Error in the format of RTC data
Error in the BATTERY
240 No battery present
241 Low VOLTAGE in the BATTERY
13.2 Tests
In this section, the different test carried out by the equipment are described, and the error code
which is shown on screen if the verification is not fullfilled
CPU TEST
It is the basic test of the CPU. Durign this test, the following devices are tested:
- RTC - It performs a test of the format of the data readed in the real time clock (in fact, it
checks the data). If data do not have the right format, it returns the error 221.
- DUART - It performs a reading of the DUART predefining register. If the reading is not
according to the expected result, it returns the error 15.
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- Temperature sensor - It performs a reading of the temperatura and checks that the
temperature is within the established limits. If the temperature is greater than the upper limit
it returns the error 11. If the temperature is below the minimum limit, it returns the error
12.
Power Supply Test

The general supple of the unit is tested. If this value is above the established upper limit, it
returns the error 13, and if i is below the minimum limit, it returns the error 14. Furthermore,
on the test screen, the measured voltage value is shown.
Battery Test
It is tested if the battery is connected or not. In the case that there is a battery connected, the
readed voltage value is shown on the screen.
Patient Monitor Test

The patien monitor is reseted, and the CPU waits until the ADuC communicates. If a timeout is
produced, that is, the ADuC does not communicate within the established time, the error 30 is
returned.
If the ADuC answers, several data are requested and after that, the calibration of the circuits is
performed connecting then to the calibration resistor (STG_CAL a 1).
If there have been any error the CPU goes on testing the rest of the patient monitor circuits:
1. ADuC Overall Test - The ECG is reseted setting the signal RST_BPF to 1. If the ECG
value is no within a range the equipment returns the error 32, which indicates that the
reference Vref is not 2.5V.
2. Impedance circuit Test - It is connected to the calibration resistor and the ADuC performs
the impedance circuit test. It is checked the impedance value in both the high and the low
range.
The high range is selected (signal ZP_GAIN to 1) and the impedance value is readed, if it is
higher than 250 mV, the low range is selected (signal ZP_GAIN to 0) and it returns the
error 35 and finishes the test.
If in the high range the measurement has been good, the low rango is (signal ZP_GAIN to
0). The calibration value is readed and it is saved in the ADuC Flash memory and then, it is
checked if there is deviatioon between the measure valuey and the stored value of previous
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calibrations. If the deviation is outside the established range, the equipment returns the
The calibration resistor is disconnected, and the ADuC performs the ECG circuit test.
3. ECG circuit Test. The ECG buffer is reseted (signal RST_BPF to 1) in order to dischar the
capacitor and the ECG reference signal is selected setting the signal TEST_mV to 1.
The ECG buffer is inicialized (signal RST_BPF to 0). The signal DAC1 is setted to 5V
(Corresponding to 10 mV after the divider resistor) and the ECG value is readed. If this
value is outside the established range it is returned the error 37 and the test is finished.
The ECG chanel is reades, because the ECG signal should be lessening. If this does not
happen, the ECG meter is reseted (signal TEST_mV to 0), error 37 is returned and the test
is finished.
ECG buffer is activated reseting it (positive pulse of RST_BPF), and the ECG value is
readed. If the value is less than a range, the ECG meter is reseted (signal TEST_mV to 0),
only the DAC0 is activated, error 37 is returned and the test is finished.
4. OCD Test (open circuit detection circuit for patient cable leadwire) and DAC0
converter
- DAC0 Test - Test voltages for the OCD and GND are selected (signal
TEST_LEAD_OFF to 1) as an input (signal TEST_S3 to 1). The value obtained in the
DAC0 is readed and if it is no within the limits (arround 1.25 V) error 38 it is returned
and the equipment finishes the test.
If there have been any error, test voltages for the OCD and GND are selected again, and
2.5V (signal TEST_LEAD_OFF to 1) as an imput (signal TEST_S3 to 0). If the readed
value is no within the lismit (arround 1.875V) error 38 is returned and the test is
fihished.
WARNING. If the patient cable is connected, only the first part of the test is going to
be performed.
- OCD Test - The test signal for the test voltages of the OCD is putted off (signal
TEST_LEAD_OFF to 0) and there is no patient cable connected is verified. If there is
no patient cable the equipment goes on with the test. It is check is any of the leadwires
seem to be disconnected, and if it is true error 38 is returned and the equipment
finished the test.
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Coprocessor Test
If the option is not included, the equipment advised the user and finishes the test. If the option
is included, the SH2 U3 is reseted (negative pulse in COP_RST_NOT), and the microprocessor
performs severals tests and return the result. The error codes that can return are the following:
- 100: the coprocessor does not communicate.
- 101: the coprocessor does not have recorded the audio messages
- 102: the coprocessor does not undertand command codes, misundestanding between
SW versions.
- 103: error in the 3.3 V power supply. The voltage reading performed by the
microprocessor is no within the limits.
- 104: error in the audio recorder. There is an error in the communication with the
compressor.
If there have been any error, the equipment returns the code, and if it no returns OK.
After this, the wellcome message is emitted to check the audio reproduction. It the wellcome
message is no heared, check the following elements:
- The speaker must be connected.
- Check the reproduction path (U18, U68 y U15).
- Check that U7 is recorded
Defibrillator Test
This test is made up by several verifications that perform consecutively. If there is an error in
any of then, the equipment does not perform the following test and at the end of this
verification, an OK is shown on screen if there have been any error or the error code.
1. Presence Test - Alarms are configurated, so that it could be possible to distinguish is the
40 pin flat cable is connected or not. If there is no cable, the error 40 is reported and the
test is finished.
2. Low voltage Test 15V power supply is activated (PWRON_15 to 1), the main capacitor is
disconnected from the discharge resistor (HV_STG0 to 1) and a charge at a low voltage is
programmed (200 V in this case). During this process the following errors can occur:
- error 47: charged voltage do not coincide with the programmed one
- error 44: fast charge. The possible cause of this error is that the main capacitor is
not connected.
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- error 45: slow charge. Possible causes of this error are:

o Discharge resistor conection relay does not activate
o Fly-Back power supply does not work. Two possible causes:
1. It is not possible to program the desired charge speed.
2. It is not possible to set to ON the supply ( check the relay and the
fuse).
If there have been an error, the discharge resistor is connected to assure the protection and
the test is finished. Otherwise, the capacitor charge is mantained for the following phase.
3. Overcurrent protection Test - It is considered that the main capacitor is charged to a

voltage not higher than 400 V. Alarms are reseted (positive pulse in the signal
HV_REARM) and a shortcircuit is forcced (HV_SCR1, HV_IGBT4 y HV_IGBT44 to 1).
The pulse oscilator is switched on, and after 20 msec it is tested if the overcurrent alarme
has produced. If there have not been any alarme the error 41 is returned and the test is
finished.
In any case, the pulse oscilator is switched off and the alarms are reseted.
4. High voltage Test - This test is similar to the low voltage one, but a higher voltage (800V).
The errors that can occur are the same as in the low voltage test.
- error 47: the charge voltage does not fit in with the programmed one.
- error 44: fast charge
- error 45: slow charge
If there has been any error, the discharged resistor is connected for protection reasons, and
the test is finished. On the contrary if the test has been correct, the main capacitor is left
charged for the next step.
5. Discharge circuit Test - It is assumed that the main capacitor is charged to a voltage of 800
V. The Test resistor is connected (STG_1 y STG_2 to 1) and several elements are tested:
• Relays Test - Alarms are activated and the discharge through the first branch is forced
(HV_SCR1, HV_IGBT3 and HV_IGBT33 to 1 // HV_SCR2, HV_IGBT4 and
HV_IGBT44 to 0). The oscilator is switched on and it is tested is a discharged has been
produced. Then, the discharge is forced through the second branch (HV_SCR1,
HV_IGBT3 and HV_IGBT33 to 0 // HV_SCR2, HV_IGBT4 and HV_IGBT44 to 1) and it
is tested if the discharged has been produced. The error codes that this test can generate are
the following ones (if there has been any error the test is finished):
- error 50: Error in the two discharge branchs
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- error 60: Branch 1 error

- error 61: Branch 2 error
Then, the Relay 1 is disconnected (STG_1 to 0) and it is tested that there has not been a
lost in the voltage. On the contrary, the error 51 is returned and the test is finished.
After thar, the Relay 1 is again connected (STG_1 to 1), Relay 2 is disconnected (STG_2
to 0) and it is tested that there has not been a lost in the voltage. On the contrary, the
error 52 is returned and the test is finished.
Finally the discharge circuit is tested through the discharge resistor. The Relay 2 is
connected (STG_2 to 1) and the discharge resistor is (HV_STG0 to 0 and STG_2 to 0). It
is tested that the discharge has performed. If there has been any discharga, the capacitor is
discharged through the test resistor, the error 53 is returned and the test is finished.
If there has been any error, se the discharge resistor is disconnected (HV_STG0 to 1) and
the Relay 2 is connected.
• SCR-s Test - All the semiconductors are opened, and another high voltage test is
performed to charge the main capacitor to 800 V. If there has been any error, it is started
with the SCR-s Test.
First, the SCR_1 is tested. Only the iGBT-s are connected (HV_IGBT3 and HV_IGBT33
to 1) and the SCR_1 is remained open. If it is discharged the error 62 is returned and the
test is finished. If there has been any error, both the iGBT-s (HV_IGBT3 and HV_IGBT33
to 1) and the SCR (HV_SCR1 to 1) are connected and it is tested is there is a discharge. If
there is no dicharge, it is returned the error 62 and the equipment finishes the test.
Next, the SCR_2 is tested. Only the iGBT-s are connected (HV_IGBT4 and HV_IGBT44
to 1) and the SCR_2 is kept open. If it is discharged the error 63 is returned and the test
is finished. If there has been any error, both the iGBT-s (HV_IGBT4 and HV_IGBT44 to
1) and the SCR (HV_SCR2 to 1) are connected and it is tested is there is a discharge. If
there is no discharge, the error 63 is returned and the test is finished.
• iGBT-s Test - The first branch is closed (HV_IGBT3, HV_IGBT33 and HV_SCR1 to 1)
and the second one is opened (HV_IGBT4, HV_IGBT44 and HV_SCR2 to 0). The
oscilator is switched on, and the discharge is being carring out is checked. Then the iGBT3
is opened (HV_IGBT3 to 0) and that there is no discharge is checked. If there has been any
error, the error 64 is returned and the test is finished. The same process is repited for the
iGBT33. If there is an error, the error 65 is performed and the test is finished.
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All the semiconductors are opened and the branch is changed (HV_IGBT3, HV_IGBT33
and HV_SCR1 to 0 // HV_IGBT4, HV_IGBT44 and HV_SCR2 to 0). The iGBT4 and the
iGBT44 are tested. The corresponding errors are error 66 and error 67.
All the semiconductors and the test resistor are disconnected (STG_1 y STG_2 to 0).
• Time protection Test - Alarms are restarted (positive pulse in HV_REARM), a virtual
discharge of 50 msecs is performed (HV_SHOCK to 1 and the oscilator is switched on)
and the time alarm is checked. If the alarm does not produce between 20 and 30
miliseconds, the error 42 is returned because it should trip after 24 msec. Alarms are
restarted, the discharge resistor is disconnected and the test result is returned.
Finally, the main capacitor is discharged, all the semiconductors are opened, the test
resistor is disconnected, the discharge resistor is connected and the15V source is switched
off.
Pacemaker Test
If this option is not included the equipment advises the user and finishes the test.
If the option is included, the pacemaker is connected to the internal resistor, and the relays
control signal as configured as follow: (STG_1 to 0, STG_2 to 1, STG_3 to 0). The Flyback
source is activated using the control signals (PMK_ION and PMK_FLYBACK to 1).
The following tests are performed:
1. 125V source Test - SENSE_DC_A chanel is selected in the multiplexer U8 and the
collected value in the CPU is readed through an AD converter (AN4). If this value is no
within a range (arround 125V), the error 70 is returned and the test is finished.
2. DAC(U3) Test - A serie of values are programmed in the converter DAC(U3), the VDAC
chanel in the multiplexer U8 is selected and the collected value in the CPU is readed
through an AD converte(AN4). If this value is not within a limits ( 90% of the programmed
value), the error 71 is returned and the test is finished.
3. Pulse current Test - The pulses are programmed with an amplitude from 20 mA to 100
mA. For each current pulse the following verification is performed:
- The corresponding current is programmed
- It is verified that there is no current to the patient through the upper chanel of
SENSE because the pulse is not active. If it is not true, the error 74 is reported and
the test is finished.
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- The pulse is activated and the two SENSE signal are readed. If there is deviation
outside the range between the two measurements the error 72 is returned and the
test is finished. If the two measurements are equal, one of then is comparated with
the programmed value. If there is a deviation outside the ranga the CPU reports the
4. Pulse protection Test - A low current is programmed (20mA) and the pulse is activated
(PMK_PULSE to 1), the equipment watis for 80 ms and read the current in high SENSE. If
there is more than 5 mA the protection has fault, because there should have tigger at 65 ms.
The pulse is desactivated (PMK_PULSE to 0) and a null current is programmed. If there is
an error, the error 75 is returned and the test is finished.
When the pacemaker test is finished, the supply is disconnected (PMK_ION and
PMK_FLYBACK to 0) and the pacemaker internal resistor is disconnected (STG_2 to 0). To
finish the test result is returned: OK if all the tests have fullfilled or the code of the first error.
Pulsioximeter Test
In the case that the option is not included, the equipmente avised the user.
If the option is included, the equipment resets the pulsioximeter through the DUART and waits
the pulsioximeter inicial message. If the message is the corret one, the equipment shows the
type of pulsioximeter and if not, it returns the error 80.
Recorder Test
In the case that there is no recorder, the equipmente avised the user.
If the option is included, the equipment checks the recorded status reading one of its pins. If this
pin is no correct, it returns the error 90 and finishes the test.
After the inicial verification, it is tested if the recorder door is open or if it is out of paper and
the equipment finishes the test showing the result of the test.
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13.3 Actions to be Performed
When the REANIBEX 700 Series detects some anomaly on performing the different self-checks
(at start-up, while operating, at start up of the module and during manual tests), this fact will be
reflected by means of the malfunction indicator located in the equipment screen (blinking or it
will remain steady depending on the type of error detected) and by means of on-screen
messages. This indication will be given whenever the equipment is switched on until the
malfunction is resolved. Furthermore if the error detected is critical and prevents initiation of
procedure with the unit, at start-up a screen will appear along with an error code.
In the case that the error affects only some modules of the unit, whenever it is attempted to
access this module an error detected indication will be given by means of an on-screen message,
and access to this operating mode will be prevented.
If the unit shows an error screen with a code, it will be possible to start it only in
“CONFIGURATION MODE”, and its start-up to provide treatment to a patient will never be
allowed. The purpose of allowing start-up of the unit only in this mode of operation is to allow
the user to carry out different Manual Tests to determine in which elements or modules the error
has been detected.
To access the Configuration Mode, it is necessary to switch the unit on keeping pressed the
MENU key located in the front panel, until the configuration screen appears.
As soon as the configuration mode main screen appears, the option “5. TESTS”, should be
accessed, and within this “5.1 TEST HARDWARE”, since this is the test entrustd with
checking the main elements of the unit.
If after carrying out the test, the error continues, the equipment needs to be repaired. By means
of the error code or codes indicated during the carrying out of the Hardware Test the elements
or equipment modules whose operation is considered to be faulty can be determined.
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13.4 Problems Summary Table
ACTIONS TO BE
PROBLEM OBSERVED
PERFORMED
PHYSICAL Broken or dirty unit Replace the unit casing or clean it

EXAMINATION casing following the cleaning
recommendations described in this
manual
Broken or missing Replace the covers that are damaged

recorder or Compact making sure that they close correctly
Flash covers
Broken external pads Replace external pads securing system

securing.
Broken or missing Locate and replace the broken or

hardware missing elements
Damaged or detatched Replace the labels

labels
Multifunction connector Replace or clean the connector that is

(MFC), patient cable dirty or broken
connector or pulse
oximetry connector dirty
or broken
Mains supply connector Replace or clean the connector that is

or external battery dirty or broken
connector dirty or
broken
Broken, scratched or Replace the unit screen, or clean it with

dirty unit screen a soft cloth.
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STARTUP The unit does not start If working from battery, use a fully
charged battery or connect the unit to the
mains or to an external battery
Check the connections to the HV Board
of the internal battery, the mains supply
and the external battery
Check the battery terminals and the
polarity of the battery connectors, of the
external mains and of the external
battery
Check the internal fuse and confirm that
it has not blown
Check that the start-up key works
correctly, and check the connection
between the keyboard and the Display
board
Check the connections between the HV
Board and the CPU board and between
the CPU board and the Display board
Check or replace the CPU board
Check or replace the HV board
Check or replace the Display board
KEYBOARD The equipment does not Make sure that the equipment has supply
DISPLAY KEYS respond to pressing of (internal battery, mains connection or
the keys located in the external battery)
display area of the
Check the display keyboard by means of
keyboard or the LEDs
the Interface Test
associated with this area
do illuminate Check the connections between the
keyboard and the Display board
Check the connections between the
Display board and the CPU board.
Check or replace the Display board
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KEYBOARD The equipment does Make sure that the equipment has
FUNCTION KEYS not respond to pressing supply (internal battery, mains
of the keys located in connection or external battery)
the functions area of
Check the functions keyboard by
the keyboard, or the
means of the Interface Test
LEDs associated with
this area do not Check the connections between the
illuminate keyboard and the printer support board
printer support board and the CPU
board
Check or replace the printer support
board
BATTERY AND The supply indicators Check the connections of the internal
do not illuminate battery, the mains supply and the
MAINS
external battery, to the HV board
INDICATION
Check the functions keyboard and the
indicators by means of the User
Interface Test
keyboard and the printer support board
HV board and the CPU board.
printer support board and the CPU
board
Check or replace the printer support
board
DATE Date and hour shown Enter in Configuration Mode and

are incorrect access the ‘Date/time’ menu to set the
And
date correct and time.
TIME
Replace the CPU board battery
It is not possible to set Check the instructions and try again to

the date and time set the date and time
Replace the CPU board battery
Check the keyboard and the
connections from it to the CPU card.
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PATIENT Measurement of the Check the instructions and carry out

IMPEDANCE patient impedance has the Hardware test again in order to
not been correctly calibrate the impedance meter
carried out
Check the continuity of the patient
electrodes connection cable
Check the patient electrodes
connector to see if it is damaged
and/or broken
Check the connection of the
electrodes connector to the Power
Board (APEX and EXT connectors)
MONITOR The signal acquired by Check and if necessary replace the

means of the paddles or the disposable electrodes
disposable electrodes cable
or the paddles is of bad
Check and if necessary replace the
quality
multifunction connector (MFC)
Check the connection of the
multifunction connector to the CPU
board
The signal acquired Check and if necessary replace the

using the patient cable patient cable
is of bad quality
patient cable connector
Check the connection of the patient
cable connector to the CPU board
The % SpO2 value is Check or replace the pulse oximetry

not monitored sensor and/or the spiral cable
Check and replace the patient cable
connector if necessary
Check the connection between the
connector and the SpO2 board
SpO2 board and the CPU board
Check or replace the SpO2 board
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This icon appears on Make sure that all the patient cable
screen leads are correctly positioned
patient cable
patient cable connector
Check the connection of the patient
cable connector to the CPU board
This icon appears on Check the connection between the

screen connector and the SpO2 board
SpO2 board and the CPU board
Check or replace the SpO2 board
This icon appears on Check or replace the pulse oximetry

screen sensor and/or the spiral cable
Check and replace the pulse oximetry
connector if necessary
connector and the SpO2 board
Inappropriate or Enter in the ‘Configuration Menu’

unintelligible on-screen and check the screen contrast
RHYTHMS
messages
DETECTION
screen and the CPU board.
SYSTEM
screen and the display board
Check or replace the screen
Check or replace the display board
Inappropriate or Check the connection between the

unintelligible audible loudspeaker and the CPU board
messages
Check or replace the loudspeaker
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Inappropriate response Try to carry out the Hardware Test

to NON- again and check its result
DEFIBRILLABLE
Check that the rhythms simulator
rhythms.
provides a non-defibrillable rhythm,
checking the signal shown on-screen
Contact OSATU for technical
assistance
Inappropriate response Try to carry out the test again and

to DEFIBRILLABLE check its result
rhythms.
Check that the rhythms simulator
provides a defibrillable rhythm,
checking the signal shown on-screen
Contact OSATU for technical
assistance
It does not charge the Use a fully charged battery or connect

capacitor the unit to an external power supply
DEFIBRILLATION
PROCESS Check the connections between the
energy storage capacitor and the HV
board
HV board and the CPU board.
energy storage capacitor.
Energy discharge does Check the instructions and carry out

not take place the operation again
energy storage capacitor and the
internal discharge relay PCB
internal discharge PCB relay board and
the Power Board
Check or replace the Power board
The energy supplied is Check or if necessary replace the

outside of the tolerance energy storage capacitor.
ranges
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The capacitor charge Use a fully charged battery or connect

time is greater than 10 the unit to an external power supply
sec.
Check or if necessary replace the
energy storage capacitor
PACEMAKERS Stimulation with the Check the connections between the

pacemakers is not pacemakers board and the HV board
emitted
pacemaker board and the CPU board.
Check or replace the pacemakers board
RECORDER This icon appears on Make sure that the recorder has paper
screen and that the door is closed
recorder and the CPU board
Check or replace the recorder
COMPACT FLASH This icon appears on Make sure that the card inserted in the
CARD screen unit is the correct one
Check the Compact Flash card
connector
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A.1 Manufacturer’s guide and declaration of Electromagnetic

Compatibility
ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS (EMC)

The REANIBEX Serie 700 is designed for use in electromagnetic environments such as specified
below. The client or the user of the REANIBEX Serie 700 must ensure that is used in this
environment.
Emission Test Compliance Electromagnetic-guide environment
RF Emissions CISPR11 Group 1 The REANIBEX SERIE 700 uses RF

energy only for its internal operation.
Therefore, its emissions are very low
and it is not probable that they might
cause interference in nearby electronic
device.
RF Emissions CISPR11 Group B
Harmonics Emission IEC Class B

61000 3-2
Votlage fluctuations/Flicker Complies

Emission IEC 61000-3-3
Electrical Medical Device requires special precautions with respect to EMC and needs to be
installed and put into service in accordance with the EMC information provided in this document.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMUNITY
The REANIBEX Serie 700 is designed for use in electromagnetic environments such as those
specified below. The client or user of the REANIBEX Serie 700 must ensure that is used in this
environment.
Immunity Test Test level IEC Level of Electromagnetic-guide

60601 compliance environment
Electrostatic ± 6 kV contact ± 6 kV contact Floors must be wood, concrete,

discharge (ESD) or tiles. If the floors are covered
IEC 61000-4-2 ± 8 kV air ± 8 kV air with synthetic material the
relative humidity must be at least
30%.
Fast/burst ± 2 kV for the Complies

electrical supply lines
transients IEC
61000-4-4 ± 1 kV for the
input/output lines Not applicable
Surges ± 1 kV Complies
IEC 61000-4-5 differential mode
+/- 2 kV common Complies

mode
Voltage drops, <5% Ut (>95% Complies

brief interruptions drop in Ut) for 0.5
and voltage cycles
alterations in the
input supply lines 40% Ut (60% drop
IEC 61000-4-11 in Ut) for 5 cycles Complies
70% Ut (30% drop

in Ut) for 25
cycles Complies
<5% Ut (>95%
drop in Ut) for 5
seconds Complies
Magnetic field at 3 A/m Complies The magnetic fields must have

a AC frequency of typical levels of a normal
(50/60Hz) IEC location in a commercial or
61000-4-8 acute hospitable environment
NOTE: Ut is the AC voltage before application of the test level
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ELECTROMAGNETIC IMMUNITY
The REANIBEX Serie 700 is designed for use in electromagnetic environments such as those
specified below. The client or user of the REANIBEX Serie 700 must ensure that is used in this
environment.
Immunity Test Test level IEC Level of Electromagnetic-guide

60601 compliance environment
RF mobile and portable

communications device must not
be used next to any part of the
REANIBEX SERIE 700,
including the cables, at
recommended distances of
separation less than those
calculated from the equation
applicable to the transmitter
frequency.
Recommended distances of
separation
Conducted RF 3 Vrms 150 kHz 3V

IEC 61000-4-6 at 80 MHz
outside the ISMa
bands
10 Vrms 150 kHz 10 V

at 80 MHz in the
ISMa bands
Radiated RF IEC 10 V/m 80 MHz 20 V/m d =0.6 √ P of 80MHz at

61000-4-3 at 2.5 GHz 800MHz
d =1.15 √P of 800MHz at
2.5GHz
P is the maximum output power

magnitude of the transmitter in
Watts (W) according to the
manufacturer of the transmitter,
and d is the recommended
separation distance in meters
(m)b
The field intensity of fixed RF
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transmitters, as determined with

by measurement of the
electromagnetic disturbance in
the area, must be less than the
compliance level in each
frequency range d
Interferences can occur in the

vicinity of device marked with
the following symbol:
NOTE 1: At 80 MHz the highest frequency range is applied.
NOTE 2: These utilization guidelines cannot be applied in every situation. Electromagnetic

propagation is affected by the absorption and reflection in structures, objects and people.
a
The ISM bands (Industry, scientific and medical) between 150 KHz and 80 MHz are from 6.75
MHz to 6.795 MHz; from 13.553 MHz to 13.567 MHz; from 26.975 MHz to 27.283 MHz; and
from 40.66 MHz to 40.70 MHz.
b
The degree of compliance in the ISM frequency bands between 150 KHz and 80 MHz and in the
range of frequencies from 80 MHz to 2.5 GHz, is designed to reduce the probability that the
mobile/portable communications device may cause interference if it is inadvertently brought into
patient areas. For this reason, an additional factor of 10/3 is used in the calculation of the separation
distances recommended in these frequency ranges.
c
The field intensity of fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular and wireless),
mobile, land and amatuers telephones and radios, AM and FM radio broadcast, TV broadcast,
cannot be theoretically predicted with accuracy. To evaluate the electromagnetic environment
due to RF fixed transmitters, an on-site measurement must be considered. If the field intensity
measured in the location using REANIBEX SERIE 700 exceeds the applicable RF level of
compliance, the REANIBEX SERIE 700 must be examined to verify normal operation. If
abnormal operation is observed, additional measurements will be necessary as well as
reorientation or repositioning of the REANIBEX SERIE 700.
d
Around the range of frequencies from 150 kHz to 80 MHz, the field intensities must be less than
(V1) V/m
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Recommended distances of separation between RF mobile and portable communication device

and the REANIBEX Serie 700
The REANIBEX Serie 700 is designed for use in environments in which radiated RF
interferences are controlled. The client or the user of the REANIBEX Serie 700 can help to
prevent electromagnetic interferences, maintaining minimal distance between RF mobile and
portable communications device (transmitters) and the REANIBEX Serie 700 as is
recommended below, in accordance with the maximum outlet power of the communication
device.
Separation distances depending on the frequency of the transmitter (m)
Maximum output 150 KHz to 80 150 KHz to 80 80 MHz to 800 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
power of the MHz outside of MHz within the MHz
transmitter the ISM bands ISM bands d=1.15 √P
d =0.6 √P
W
d =1.16 √P d =1.2 √P
0.01 0.1 0.1 0.06 0.11
0.1 0.4 0.4 0.19 0.36
1 1.2 1.2 0.60 1.15
10 3.7 3.8 1.90 3.6
100 11.6 12 6.00 11.50
For transmitters with maximum output power not specified above, the recommended distance of
separation d in meters (m) can be determined using the equation applicable to the transmitter
frequency, where P is the maximum output power in watts (W) in accordance with the transmitter
manufacturer
NOTE 1: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the separation distance is applied for the highest frequency
NOTE 2: The ISM bands (scientific and medical) between 150 kHz and 80 MHz are from 6.75 MHz
to 6.795 MHz; from 13.553 MHz to 13.567 MHz; from 26.975 MHz to 27.283 MHz; and from
40.66 MHz to 40.70 MHz.
NOTE 3: An additional factor of 10/3 is used in the calculation of separation distances

recommended in the ISM frequency bands between 150 kHz and 80 MHz and in the range of
frequencies of 80 MHz to 2.5 GHz,to reduce the probability that the mobile/portable
communications device might cause interference, if it is inadvertently taken to patient areas.
NOTE 4: These utilization guidelines cannot be applied in every situation. Electromagnetic

propagation is affected by absorption and reflection in structures, objects and people.
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A.2 Essential functions

The essential functions of the unit to be considered are:
- Maintenance of the unit configuration, including: the MAINS filter chosen

(50/60Hz), sensitivity of on-screen signals, the (0.5-35 Hz or 0.5-150Hz)
filter, values of the alarms, operating parameters in manual and automatic
defibrillator mode,
- To control the functions of the unit using the keyboard
- Detection and indication of the following conditions: patient ECG monitor
cable loose, defibrillation electrodes loose, batteries condition, type of
supply, error conditions (pacemakers, pulse oximetry, recorder,
coprocessor, charge/discharge circuit etc).
- On-screen viewing: of the SpO2 signal and % value, CF value, ECG
signals, pacemaker parameters: frequency, amplitude and operating mode
- Presentation in printer: ECG Signals and incidences, CF and % SpO2 value
every 30 cm of paper, pacemakers pulse
- Controlled energy charging, at different levels
- Controlled energy discharging
- Synchronization of energy discharge with the signal
- Automatic defibrillation (*)
- Operation of the pacemaker in the modes: fixed and on-demand
- Measurement of patient impedance
- Identification of the type of electrodes for monitoring and for defibrillation
- Supply to the unit: maintenance of the functionality in each one of its
options (230Vac, internal battery and external battery)
- Internal battery during operation of the unit, when the unit is supplied: from
the 230Vac mains or from an external battery.
(*) This function will only be considered in the case that the Reanibex 700 Series has this
option.
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A.3 Procedures for Changing Components

A series of instructions that permit disassembling, manipulating and safely reassembling, those
elements that are determined to be replaceable in the REANIBEX 700 Series.
When disconnecting cables, label these cables and the connections in a way that facilitates later
assembly. For additional information, consult the “Connections Diagram”.
Before handling the components of the equipment, make sure that the energy storage element is
discharged.
DANGER OF SHOCK: Maintenance of this unit must be carried out by properly qualified
personnel. Potentially mortal electrical discharges can occur at any time in his unit.
DANGER OF SHOCK: High voltage at the energy storage capacitor.
Some electronic components can become damaged by static electricity discharges. These static
discharges habitually occur when the operator is wearing synthetic clothes. To prevent static
shocks keep in mind the following recommendations:
• Always carry out repairs or maintenance on a surface that dissipates static electricity,
connected to earth.
• Always use a conductive wristband connected to the dissipative surface and to earth,
except when the high voltage capacitor has energy stored; in this case first discharge this
energy.
DANGER OF SHOCK: Remove the wristband when the high voltage capacitor has
energy stored; in this case first discharge this energy.
• Transport and store the PCBs in antistatic presses or in conductive bags. Label the
packaging that contains PCBs “Sensitive to static electricity”
• Keep the working area free from static electricity. For this purpose connect all electrical
equipment to earth using a 3 pin plug.
Before opening the unit, disconnect all the cables connected to it (patient cable, of SpO2 sensor
cable, paddles or disposable electrodes). When opening and closing the unit keep in mind the
assembly diagrams described in this manual.
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Replace parts designated as replaceable only with original replacement parts.
Once the equipment has been reassembled, enter Configuration mode and perform a Hardware
Test in order to check the correct operation of the equipment. Also carry out a series of
discharges at different energy levels, checking the energy discharged by means of a discharge
checker or QED.
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A.4 Assembly Diagrams
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OSATU S.Coop., will provide on request assembly diagrams, circuit diagrams, descriptions and
any information that will help to appropriately qualified technical personnel to repair those parts
of the unit that are designated by the manufacturer as repairable.
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Approved: R&D Director Revision: D

Date: February - 2008

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REANIBEX Serie 700

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5. Connections Diagram ______________________________________________ 46

12. Unit Self-Testing _______________________________________________ 110

Read the user manual carefully before using the unit

• The equipment must be used only by suitably qualified personnel.

DANGER: Possible danger of explosion if the equipment is used in the presence of

1.3 Design and Fabrication

1.4 Preventive Maintenance

1.5 Check list

Serial number: Date:

Procedure/Incident Recommended action Result

1. Visual inspection of the device

2. Visual inspection of accessories

5. Integrity of the device

1.6.1 Sterilization of the internal paddles

- Sterilization temperature: 121 ºC

WARNING: Storage of the batteries at temperatures greater than 30 ºC significantly reduces

Changing of the device external battery is shown in the following drawing:

1.10 Repairs and Inspection

1.12 REANIBEX 700 Series Symbols

BATTERY STATUS indicator

Indicates that the device is connected to an external

Indicates that the device is connected to an external

RECORDER Activate/deactivate key

Automatic RECORD key of all the LEADS

Alarms sound ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION

On-screen signal FREEZE-HOLD key

Selected energy CHARGE key

Synchronism ACTIVATION/DEACTIVATION key

ENERGY SELECTION keys

ECG signal ANALYSIS start key

Icon for following the audible and visual instructions

Pacemaker stimulation CURRENT SELECTION

Pacemaker stimulation FREQUENCY SELECTION

Key for reducing the stimulation frequency by 4

Microphone (Only for device with this option)

Reference earth connection

Connection of the direct external supply (car

Connection of the alternating external supply (AC

Protected against defibrillation.

Protected against defibrillation.

ATTENTION: See accompanying documents

Symbol of certification in accordance with the

1.13 On-screen symbols

140 HEART RATE

--- HEART RATE cannot be obtained

Loose PATIENT CABLE LEAD

ERROR in the RECORDER (includes the lack of

QRS BEEP DEACTIVATED

ALARMS SOUND DEACTIVATED