Service Manual CD2001-4001

Service Manual
CoaDATA 2001
CoaDATA 4001
Rev. C english June, 25. 2001

Service Manual CoaDATA 2001
Contents
Introduction
Document stand 0.4
Prologue 0.5
Purpose 0.6
Instrument description 0.6
Security directions 0.7
1. Software
1.1 Outline of functions

Service menu 1.1
Utilities menu 1.4
Utilities-menu - Start and Quit 1.7
1.2 Description of sub menus
1.2.1. Service Mode

Service-Mode What for? 2.1
Introduction into the service mode 2.2
Functions
optic test 2.3
mixer test 2.4
stirrer motor test 2.5
heating test 2.6
RS232 test 2.7
keyboard test 2.8
display test 2.9
calib. temperature 2.10
default parameters 2.11
Quit service sode 2.12
1.2.2. Utilities menu

Utilities menu What for? 2.13
Introduction into the utilities menu 2.14
Functions
Printer 2.15
Computer 2.16
Beeper 2.17
Date / Time 2.18
calibrate temp. 2.19
secret number 2.20
cuvette test 2.21
Quit Utilities menu 2.22
Security code forgotten, what now? 2.23
Rev. C 0.1
2. Mounting of the instrument 3.1

General directions 3.2
Mounting CoaDATA 2001 3.3
Mounting CoaDATA 4001 3.4
Mounting the top housing 3.5
Mounting the bottom housing of CoaDATA 2001 3.6
Mounting the bottom housing of CoaDATA 4001 3.7
Mounting the thermal block of CoaDATA 2001 3.8
Mounting the thermal block of CoaDATA 4001 3.9
Mounting the driver board of CoaDATA 2001 3.10
Mounting the driver board of CoaDATA 4001 3.11
Directions how to mount the keyboard folio 3.12
Directions how to close the instrument 3.13
3. Hardware Components
3.1 Modules 4.1

CoaDATA 4001 Mainboard 4.2
CoaDATA 2001 Mainboard 4.3
CoaDATA 4001 Driver board 4.4
CoaDATA 2001 Driver board 4.5
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Printing module 4.6
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Power supply 4.7
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Chip card reader 4.8
CoaDATA 2001/4001 2-channel measuring module 4.9
CoaDATA 2001/4001 LCD-Display 4.10
CoaDATA 4001 keyboard folio 4.11
CoaDATA 2001 keyboard folio 4.12
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Light protection cap 4.13
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Insulation folio for power supply 4.14
CoaDATA 4001 Thermal block 4.15
CoaDATA 2001 Thermal block 4.16
CoaDATA 4001 Housing 4.17
CoaDATA 2001 Housing 4.18
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Small parts kit 4.19
3.2 Hardware Components 5.1
3.2.1 Outline of circuit diagrams

CoaDATA 2001 5.2
CoaDATA 4001 5.3
3.2.2 Pin assignment

Mainboard 5.4
Driver board 5.8
Measuring module 5.9
Printer board 5.10
Card reading board 5.11
Power supply 5.13
4. Software version 6.1

Software version CoaDATA 2001/4001
Rev. C 0.2
5. Trouble shooting 7.1
5.1 Error list

Instrument cannot be switched on 7.2
Thermal block does not heat 7.3
Printer does not function 7.6
No data communication at RS232 port 7.7
The clock does not work / No date 7.8
No display 7.9
Limited / No key functions 7.10
Mixer motor(s) do not run 7.11
Stirrer motor does not run 7.13
Liquids in the measuring channel 7.14
6.2. Error messages

Channel error 7.15
Fatale errors 7.16
Other errors 7.17
Error list 7.18
7. Spare parts
Spare part list 8.1
8. Disposables
List of disposables 8.3
9.
10.
11.
Rev. C 0.3
Document Status
1. Instrument version
Serial production Serial number M 14 5 0001 upto running no.
2. Software version
Program version V 1.12 Release 30.03.2000
Measuring module software V 2.23 Release 14.07.1999
Print module software V 0.01 Release 03.03.1995
3. Version of service
documentation
Rev. A Release 01. Sep 1996
Rev. B Release 01. Mai 2001
Rev. C Release June 25. 2001
4. Author
Author F. Konetzka For
LABOR BioMedical Technologies GmbH
Translation B. Martens For
LABOR BioMedical Technologies GmbH
Rev. C 0.4
Prologue
This service manual is based on the basic version of CoaDATA 2001/4001.
This version is the basis for all written documentation and drawings.
Program version V 1.12 Release 30.03.2000 is the basis for the software.
Modifications due to further development of this product might be possible.
This technical documentation has been developed for skilled technicians only. It shall enable the technician to
service the analyzer. It cannot replace a thorough service training.
Ahrensburg, June 2001
Rev. C 0.5
Purpose
CoaDATA 2001/4001 is a further development of CD2000/3000. It is an opto-mechanical coagulation analyzer
based on the turbodensitometrical measuring principle.
All routine coagulation tests can be run on this analyzer.
Instrument description
CoaDATA 2001/4001 is modularized.

The user communicates via display and enters all settings by the membrane keyboard.
The measuring channels are selected by the keys CH1 to CH4.Cuvettes are detected automatically.
The menu is selected by the < and > keys as well as the mode, Esc and Enter key.
Parameters are entered by the number keys.
The measuring channels are heated to 37,4°C in a thermal block. In this block there are 4 additional positions for
reagent bottles and 4 cuvette wells per channel.
In order to print the results a thermal printer is integrated into the instrument.
On the back side of the instrument is the socket for 115/230 V, 60/50 Hz power supply. Above the socket is the
switch for the power supply. I is switched on, O is switched off.
It is mounted in one module together with the voltage selector and the fuse holder.
On the back side of the instrument there is also a RS232 port for data communication with a check box or an
external PC.
Rev. C 0.6
Security directions
Check whether the voltage selector is in correct position

before connecting the instrument to the mains.
Use only power cables with ground connection to connect the instrument
to the mains.
Use only power sockets with ground connection.
Never interrupt the ground connection!
Make sure the instrument is not exposed to humidity, explosive gases and
magnetic interferences.
Pull the power socket before opening the instrument.
Rev. C 0.7
Rev. C 0.8
Overview:
Service menu Switch on the analyzer
reading parameters
from internal
Coa Data 4001

Enter the service code LAbor GmbH
WARM UP <25.3 deg

<1 PT >
Foil 3 Foil 2
SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key

< optic-test > < or > < mixer-test > < or > <stirrer-motor-test> < or >
key key key key

ENTER Esc ENTER ENTER
change function
key key
ENTER Esc
Rev. C 1.1
Overview:
Service menu
Foil 1 Foil 3
SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: Key SERVICE select: Key

< heating-test > < or > < RS232-test > < or > < keyboard-test > < or >
key Key Key

ENTER ENTER ENTER
Rev. C 1.2
Overview:
Service menu:
Foil 2 Foil 1
SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key

< display-test > < or > <calib. temperature> < or > <default parameters> < or >
key key key

ENTER ENTER ENTER
Rev. C 1.3
Switch on the analyzer

Overview:
Utilities menu reading parameters

from internal
CoaDATA 4001
LAbor GmbH
remove all cuvettes

Key then press any key
Mode
Foil 2 auto blanking Foil 2
keep channels clear
STANDBY 37.4 deg Key STANDBY 37.4 deg

< UTILITIES > < or > <1 PT >
Key Key
ENTER ESC
secret no.: writing parameters cuv cuv cuv cuv

..... to internal in in in in
secret Key
number Mode
UTILITIES select: Key UTILITIES select: Key UTILITIES select: Key

< printer > < or > < computer > < or > < beeper > < or >
Key Key Key

ENTER ENTER ENTER
Rev. C 1.4
Overview:
Utilities menu
Foil 1 Foil 3
UTILITIES select: key UTILITIES select: key UTILITIES select: key

< date / time. > < or > < calibrate temp. > < or > < secret number > < or >
key key key

ENTER ENTER ENTER
Rev. C 1.5
Overview:
Utilities menu
Foil 2 Foil 1
UTILITIES select: key

< cuvette-test > < or >
key
ENTER
Rev. C 1.6
Overview: Switch on the analyzer
Utilities menu reading parameters

from internal
Open and Exit
CoaDATA 4001
LAbor GmbH
remove all cuvettes

key then press any key
Mode
auto blanking
keep channels clear
STANDBY 37.4 deg key STANDBY 37.4 deg

< UTILITIES > < or > <1 PT >
key
key ESC
ENTER
secret no.: cuv cuv cuv cuv

..... in in in in
secret key
number Mode
UTILITIES select: key UTILITIES select:

< utilities-function > < or > < utilities-function >
key key
ENTER ENTER
change function ....
key
ENTER
select: ESC = work

ENTER = more param.
key key
ESC ENTER
Rev. C 1.7
Rev. C 1.8
Service Mode What for?

The service mode in the CD2001 / CD4001 gives you the possibility to check the individual modules and
funtions.
It can be accessed by authorized staff like the service technicians only.
The service routine is part of the operating software installed in the analyzer. According to the drivers used in the
installed software the individual functions can be tested.
Functions
The service mode has several test and calibration functions.
Test functions
1. optic test
2. mixer test
3. stirrer motor test
4. heating test
5. RS232 test
6. keyboard test
7. display test
Calibration functions
1. calib. temperature
2. default parameters
Rev. C 2.1
Access to the service mode

The service mode is part of the installed software. A special number code grants access for the technician. This
code can be entered only after the instrument has been switched on.
1. Switch on the analyzer
reading parameters
from internal
Coa DATA 4001

Labor GmbH
While the upper line is displayed it is possible to enter the number code.
Coa DATA 4001 V1.12 (c) 03/30/00

Labor GmbH
- Each key stroke is confirmed by a beep tone.
- It is not possible to correct the entry.
- To repeat the number code the analyzer has to be switched off and on again.
If the number code was entered successfully the service mode will be opened. It will be displayed as follows:
SERVICE select:
< optic-test >
The number code 22926 opens the service menu.
Important:
The number code is secret and shall not be made accessible to unauthorized personnel.
Rev. C 2.2
optic-test
SERVICE select:
< optic-test >
By pressing the Enter key the following function will open.
LED 0 0 0 0
phot 0 0 0 0
Enter the reference value for the LED and confirm with the Enter key. The LED will have the necessary
brightness. The receiving signal of the photo transistor will be displayed.
LED 255 255 255 255

phot 768 768 768 768
By pressing the Enter key the parameters for the next channel can be entered.
In this function the reference value for the LED is not a fixed lamp voltage.
It is rather a PWM • signal.
The lamp intensity canNOT be regulated with this test.
The photo transistor signal depends on the instrument. There may be deviations between left and right channel.
Exit this function
By pressing the ESC-key once this function can be exited.

The LEDs remain switched on.
•
PWM-Signal= pulse width modulated signal
Rev. C 2.3
mixer test
SERVICE select:
< mixer-test >
By pressing the Enter key this function will open.
Moto 0 0 0 0
rpm 0 0 0 0
Enter the reference motor revolution value and confirm with Enter. The motor will turn accordingly. The
receiving signal of the IR reflecting light barrier will display the revolutions.
Moto 375 375 375 375

rpm 375 375 375 375
By pressing the Enter key you can change to the next channel.
The revolution reference value is a fixed frequency signal. The motor revolutions are analogous to the revolution
reference value. In the range between 200 to 500 rpm the deviation between reference value and actual value may
be ±10 rpm.
Exit this function
You can leave this function by pressing the ESC key once.
The motors continue functioning.
Rev. C 2.4
stirrer motor test
SERVICE select:
<stirrer-motor-test>
reagent-stirrer
< OFF >
Here you can check the reagent stirrer motor. You will need a GW15 bottle filled with 5ml Aqua-Bidest and a
3x13 mm teflon stirrer.
Put the bottle into the left reagent well of the thermal block.
By pressing the arrow keys left or right „ < or > „ the display changes between on and off. By pressing the Enter
key the stirrer motor will be switched on or off.
reagent-stirrer
< ON >
After being switched on the teflon stirrer must turn in the reagent bottle.
Exit this function
You can leave this function by pressing the ESC key once.
The motor will stay switched on or off.
Rev. C 2.5
heating test
SERVICE select:
< heating-test >
By pressing the Enter key this function will open..
Heating: 0 %
NTC: 520
Here you can check the heating and the temperature sensor.
When you start the test the heating is turned off which means 0% performance.
Enter a value between 1 and 100% and the heating will be switched on by checking the pulse-pause relation.
If you want to check whether the temperature sensor and the heating work read the NTC value. If this value falls
while the thermal block temperature rises the heating is switched on.
Important:
In this mode it is possible to heat the thermal block up to 70°C.
Exit this function
Before leaving this function put the heating back to 0% that means switch it off.
You can leave this function by pressing the ESC key.
Rev. C 2.6
RS232 test
SERVICE select:
< RS232-test >
By pressing the Enter-key you will open this function.
RS232- Test
9600 baud
Here you can check the serial port. You will need a special test plug which can be ordered as „service tool“ .
The functions TxD => RxD will be checked
After plugging in the test plug the keys of the membrane keyboard can be pressed and will be confirmed by a
beeping signal.
If the serial port functions the key code will be displayed and another beep can be heard.
The key codes:
Key Code Key Code

0 0 CH1 A
1 1 CH2 B
2 2 CH3 C
3 3 CH4 D
4 4
5 5
6 6
7 7
8 8
9 9
< <0d><0a>
> >
Mode MODE<0d><0a>
Enter ENTER <0d><0a> und Repeat-Funktion excl. ESC
ESC Test End
With the Enter key you will get into the Repeat mode which will continuously transmit the code for the last
pressed key to the serial port.
Exit this function
Rev. C 2.7
keyboard test
SERVICE select:
< keyboard-test >
By pressing the Enter key this function will be opened.
KEYBOARD-TEST
press any key
Here you can check the membrane keyboard.
Pressing each key will be displayed.
Exit this function
Rev. C 2.8
display test
SERVICE select:
< display-test >
When selecting this function all pixels will be displayed.
After that the ASCII characters will be displayed.
Exit this function
The test can be discontinued by pressing the ESC-key.
Rev. C 2.9
calib. temperature
SERVICE select:
<calib. temperature>

.
CALI: intern: 37.4

ntc:505 extern: 37.4
Here you can calibrate the thermal block. Several measuring devices have to be prepared.
1. Measuring devices
2-channel thermometer
Testo 901
Dipping- / Piercing sensor TE Typ K
Probe tube 110x4mm
Adaptor for TE pair Type K
2. Preparation
- Fill 400 µl Aqua-Bidest into the lower cuvette well on the right side of the incubation block so
that 2/3 is filled.
- Put the dipping sensor into this well.
Calibration
CALI: intern: 37.4

1. Wait until the temperature has stabilized to 37.4 on the internal display.
2. Read the actual temperature of the thermal block from the digital multimeter and enter via the
keyboard numbers.
It will be displayed in the external field automatically.
The decimal point can be entered by pressing the „>„ key.
Press Enter to confirm. The calibration value will be set in the analyzer
automatically and will be displayed in the internal line.
3. Wait again until the temperature has stabilized to 37,4 in the internal line.
The displayed ntc value will show you whether the instrument heats up or cools off in order
to reach 37,4°C.
Rising values mean 'cool off', falling values mean 'heat'.
4. If the value in the internal line has stabilized to 37,4 it must be compared to the
digital multimeter. If the values deviate repeat this procedure from item 2above.
If both values are identical finish calibration and save by pressing the ESC key.
Rev. C 2.10
default parameters
SERVICE select:
<default parameters>
press „7“ to set all parameters to factory defaults. NOW!

FOR SERVICE ONLY
After the floating text has stopped you have 3 sec. to press the number key „7“ in order to load the default
parameters.
Upon pressing key 7 the following message will be displayed:
DONE! Don´t forget

to calibrate Device
Important:
After loading the default parameters it is necessary to install the customer specific parameters on the analyzer and
to calibrate the temperature.
If the key 7 was not pressed the following message will be displayed:
not done
The purpose of this function is to load the analyzer with sensible parameters.
This is necessary after a new board or new software version have been installed, or if the instrument has detected a
check sum error in the memory.
If the key „7“ had been pressed the following message will be displayed:
4-Kanaler V1.12 (c) 03/30/00

LAbor GmbH
The anylyzer is not ready for measurements.

All customer specific parameters HAVE to be installed.
Rev. C 2.11
Quit the service mode
You can always exit the service mode when you are in the service functions menu.
SERVICE select:
e.g. < optic-test >
By pressing the appropriate key you will select
Esc back to the measuring menu

ENTER confirm the selected item
After having pressed the Esc key the following message will appear:
*** SELFTEST ***

ROM:OK RAM:--
after that you will be in the analytical measuring mode.
Rev. C 2.12
UTILITIES menu What for?
The user mode in the CD2001 / CD4001 has several functions which can be accessed by the user as well as the
service technician. This is the utilities menu.
Here the instrument can be adapted to the individual needs, the temperature can be calibrated and the instrument
parameters can be printed.
With a security code the utilities menu can be protected against unauthorized access.
Each operating software has routine standards installed on the analyzer. Depending on the installed software
version the parameters of the analyzer can be set.
Functions
The utilities menu has several different functions.
Settings
1. printer
- off
- auto
- manual
2. computer
- off
- on
3. beeper
- on
- off
- click
4. date / time
5. secret number
- on / number
- off
Calibration
1. calibrate temp.
Tests
1. cuvette-test
Output
1. printer
- parameter-record
Rev. C 2.13
The Utilities Menu

The utilities menu is part of the installed instrument software.
1. Switch on the instrument
reading Parameters
from internal
Coa DATA 4001

LAbor GmbH
Coa DATA 4001 V1.12 (c) 03/30/00

LAbor GmbH
remove all cuvettes

then press any key
Make sure that no cuvettes are in the measuring channels then press any key.
auto blanking
keep channels clear
After automatic check of the „empty“ measuring channels the instrument is ready.
STANDBY 37.4 deg

<1 PT >
Press the „left“ arrow key:
STANDBY 37.4 deg

< UTILITIES >
Press the Mode key
A secret number can protect the utilities menu against unauthorized accesss. If this is not the case the following
question will not be displayed:
secret no.:
.....
Enter the 5-digit secret number.
UTILITIES select:
< printer >
Rev. C 2.14
printer
UTILITIES select:
< printer >
By pressing the Enter-key the menu will open.

With the Arrow keys you can select the different items.
1. OFF
PRINTER
< OFF >
The internal printer is switched off.
2. AUTO
PRINTER
< AUTO >
The automatic result output of the printer is switched on.
3. MANUAL
PRINTER
< MANUAL >
The manual result output of the internal printer is switched on.
4. parameter record
PRINTER
<parameter-protocol>
The parameter record is an output function.
Here you can print a detailed list of the analyzer parameters.
Make sure that enough paper is in the printer and that it has been inserted correctly.
Activation / Execution
By pressing the Enter-key the selection will be activated or executed.
Rev. C 2.15
computer
UTILITIES select:
< computer >
By pressing the Enter-key the selection will be opened.

Use the arrow keys to change the settings.
1. OFF
COMPUTER
< OFF >
The output via the serial port is switched off.
2. ON
COMPUTER
< ON >
The output via the serial port is switched on.

Note that a PC with the Labor Research program must have been connected.
If the output to the computer has been switched on the printer will be switched OFF.
Activation
Rev. C 2.16
beeper
UTILITIES select:
< beeper >
By pressing the Enter-key the selection will be opened.

Use the arrow keys to change the settings.
1. ON
BEEPER
< ON >
The beeper is switched on.
2. OFF
BEEPER
< OFF >
The beeper is switched off.
3. click
BEEPER
< CLICK >
Only key strokes will be confirmed from the beeper.
Activation
Rev. C 2.17
date / time
UTILITIES select:
< date/time >
By pressing the Enter-key this item will open.
CLOCK
05.04.01 14:10:30
Here the internal clock and date can be set.
1. Set the date
The date should be entered in the following form:
DD <Enter> MM <Enter> YY <Enter>
2. Set the time
The time should be entered in the following form:
HH <Enter> MM <Enter> SS <Enter>
By pressing the Enter-key the settings will be saved.
Leave this function
Use the ESC-key to cancel.
Rev. C 2.18
calibrate temp.
UTILITIES select:
< calibrate temp. >
By pressing the Enter-key this item will be opened.
CALI: intern: 37.4

Here you can calibrate the thermal block.
For further information see calib. temperature in the service functions.
Rev. C 2.19
secret number
UTILITIES select:
< secret number >
enter new secret no.

>11111< (0=none)
Here you can change the secret number for the access to the Utilities menu.
Use the number keys.
Any number between 1 and 65535 is allowed.
Turn off the question
The question for the secret number before opening the utilities menu can be deactivated by setting 0.
Cancel this function
If you have used the ESC-key the secret number remains unchanged.
Activation
By pressing the Enter-key the selection will be activated.
Note: If the printer is set to „AUTO“ or „MANUAL“ the setting of the secret number will be printed for
reference. Make sure that enough paper is in the printer.
Rev. C 2.20
cuvette test
UTILITIES select:
< cuvette-test >
CUVETTE TEST
cuv --- cuv ---
Here you can check the cuvette detection.
In the second line you can see whether a cuvette is in the measuring channel or if the channel is free.
cuv a cuvette was detected in the measuring channel

--- the channel is free
If problems occur with the cuvette detection during a measuring run or during this test menu switch the
instrument off and on again. Then recheck this function.
Important: Make sure that no cuvettes are in the measuring channels while the instrument is switched
on.
Leave this function
By pressing the Enter-key or the ESC-key this item will be left
Rev. C 2.21
Leave the UTILITIES menu
There are two ways to leave the Utilities menu:
1. No settings were modified.

No further changes were made.
UTILITIES select:
z.B. < printer >
By pressing the following keys you can select either
Mode back to the measuring menu

ENTER change the selection
If the Mode-key has been pressed the following will be displayed:
writing parameters
to internal
after that you will be back in the analytical measuring mode.
2. In one of the functions of the Utilities menu you have changed the settings
and the following will be displayed
select: ESC= work

ENTER= more param.
Press either of the following keys to select
ESC back to the measuring menu

ENTER further function in the Utilities menu
If the ESC-key has been pressed the following will appear:
writing parameters
to internal
after that you will be back in the analytical measuring mode.
Rev. C 2.22
Security code forgotten, what now?
If the user has forgotten the security code the service technician can re-install or change this code.
Switch the instrument into Standby mode:
STANDBY 37.4 deg

<1 PT >
By pressing the „left“ arrow key change to:
STANDBY 37.4 deg

< UTILITIES >
Press the Mode-key
The Utilities menu is blocked by the secret number. If it is not known you can use the superior security code
which cannot be changed.
secret no.:
.....
Enter the numbers 35001 and the menu will open:
UTILITIES select:
< printer >
Use the arrow keys to select:
UTILITIES select:
< secret number >
Change the security code as described in
UTILITIES
secret number
The numbers 11111 have been preset by the manufacturer.
Important:
The „Superior Security Code“ must be kept confidential and should not be made accessible to third parties.
Rev. C 2.23
Rev. C 2.24
Demounting / mounting the instrument

General information
Mounting
Mounting CoaDATA 2001
Mounting the housing top
Mounting the housing bottom of CoaDATA 2001
Mounting the thermal block of CoaDATA 2001
Mounting the driver board of CoaDATA 2001
How to mount the membrane keyboard
How to assemble the instrument
Rev. C 3.1
General information
Remove all cables to the analyzer before opening the instrument
Remove the paper roll from the printer unit.
Remove all vials from the thermal block.
Make sure that no cuvettes are in the measuring channels.
Make sure that no chip card is in the card reader.
Make sure to work on a clean and soft surface.
Collect all screws, clamps and clips in an appropriate container.
Make sure that no parts will disappear.
Immediately remove all parts which fell into the analyzer by accident.
Leave no loose parts in the analyzer.
During and upon completion of your work make sure that no loose parts are in the analyzer.
Make sure that no demounted parts will be left over after mounting the instrument, except exchanged
parts.
Make sure that exchanged modules have the proper program version. See the information
to the software version in chapter „Software status“.
Rev. C 3.2
Figure 1: Mounting CoaDATA 2001
Pos. Description Type Quantity Order No.

1 Screw M3 x 12 DIN 912 6
2 Washer S3 6
3 Spacer 3,2 DIN 125 2
4 Spacer 3,2 DIN 9021 4
5 Housing bottom (mounted) 2-channel 1 ---
6 Housing top (mounted) 2 channel 1 ---
Hints when opening the instrument
- Make sure that it is not connected to the current. Remove the power cable!
- Carefully lift the housing top. Keep it to the right side of the bottom as there are cable connections which
might tear.
- Remove the security clip and the plug to the card reading board at the main board.
- Remove the plug at the main board which leads to the printer.
Rev. C 3.3
Figure 2: Mounting CoaDATA 4001

2 Washer S3 6
4 Spacer 3,2 DIN 9021 4
5 Housing bottom (mounted) 4-channel 1 ---
6 Housing top (mounted) 4 channel 1 ---
Hints when opening the instrument
- Make sure that it is not connected to the current. Remove the power cable!
- Carefully lift the housing top. Keep it to the right side of the bottom as there are cable connections which
might tear.
- Remove the security clip and the plug to the card reading board at the main board.
- Remove the plug at the main board which leads to the printer.
Rev. C 3.4
Mounting the housing top
Figure 3: Mounting the housing top

1 Membrane keyboard 2-channel 1 80.000.0929
1 Membrane keyboard 4-channel 1 80.000.0909
2 EJOT PT Screw WN 1441 KB 25 x6 3
3 Chipcard reader 1 80.000.0904
4 Housing top 2-channel 1 see chapt. 4
4 Housing top 4-channel 1 see chapt. 4
6 Printer board 1 80.000.0907
7 LCD Display cpl. 1 80.000.0903
Attention: The membrane keyboard has been fixed to the housing top with a self-adhesive tape.
When removing the keyboard be careful so that the varnish coating of the housing
will not be damaged.
Rev. C 3.5
Figure 4: Mounting the housing bottom of CoaDATA 2001

2 Washer S5 1
3 Power supply filter 1 ---
4 Housing bottom 2-channel 6 siehe Kap. 4
5 Insulation foil for the power supply unit 1 80.000.0912
6 EJOT-Screw WN 1441 KB 30x8 4
7 Power supply unit cpl. 1 80.000.0928
9 Main board 2-channel 1 80.000.0923
10 Measuring module channels 1 / 2 1 80.000.0905
Rev. C 3.6
Figure 5: Mounting the housing bottom of CoaDATA 4001

2 Washer S5 1
3 Power supply filter 1 ---
4 Housing bottom 4-channel 6 see chapt. 4
5 Insulation foil for the power supply unit 1 80.000.0912
7 Power supply unit cpl. 1 80.000.0928
9 Main board 4-channel 1 80.000.0902
Rev. C 3.7
Figure 6: Mounting the thermal block of CoaDATA 2001
Pos. Description Type Quantity Order no.

2 Washer S3 3
4 Spacer 3,2 DIN 9021 1
5 Thermal block with driver board 2-channel 1 ---
6 Housing bottom 2-channel 1 see chapt 4
Attention: The thermal block must be placed on a soft, non-scratching surface. Never put it on a printed
board as the sensitive motors could be damaged.
Rev. C 3.8
Figure 7: Mounting the thermal block of CoaDATA 4001

2 Washer S3 3
4 Spacer 3,2 DIN 9021 1
5 Thermal block with driver board 4-channel 1 ---
6 Housing bottom 4-channel 1 see chapt.. 4
Attention: The thermal block must be placed on a soft, non-scratching surface. Never put it on a printed
board as the sensitive motors could be damaged.
Rev. C 3.9
Figure 8: Mounting the driver board of CoaDATA 2001

2 Washer S3 6
3 Driver board 2 channel 1 80.000.0930
4 Distance rods 7mm 6
5 Thermal block cpl. 2 Kanal 1 80.000.0943
6 Rubber seal 1
7 Holder for light protection cap 2 see chapt. 4
8 Light protection cap 2
Attention: Never put the board on the motors as they will be damaged easily.
Rev. C 3.10
Figure 9: Mounting the driver board of CoaDATA 4001

2 Washer S3 6
3 Driver board 4 channel 1 80.000.0906
4 Distance rods 7mm 6
5 Thermal block cpl. 4 channel 1 80.000.0914
6 Rubber seal 1
7 Holder for light protection cap 4 see chapt. 4
8 Light protection cap 4
Attention: Never put the board on the motors as they will be damaged easily.
Rev. C 3.11
How to mount the membrane keyboard
- When mouting the membrane keyboard it is necessary to remove the display first.
Follow the instructions in „Demounting the display“.
- Degrease the adhesion surface area.
Attention: Do not remove the protective film from the adhesive yet.
- For trial put the membrane keyboard into the hollow of the housing top.
- Adjust the membrane keyboard in such a way that it is well-centered. Remember this position!
- Now remove the protective film only in the area of the display window. Then remove the protective film
from the adhesive. Make sure that it has been removed completely.
- Now take the membrane keyboard into one hand and, with the other hand, put the connection cable
through the display opening in the housing.
- Position the foil into the hollow with both hands.
- Carefully affix the foil from the vertical center to the housing.
- Press it tightly from the center to the outer edges.
Note: Each membrane keyboard can be affixed just once. Detaching it might lead to functional
problems.
Rev. C 3.12
Hints how to assemble the instrument
Before finally assembling the instrument pay attention to the following:
- The fuses for the power supply unit have the proper value.
- All screws have been connected tightly.
- All cables have been connected properly in the housing bottom.
- All cables have been connected properly in the housing top.
- The earth conductors are in proper condition.
- No loose parts are in the analyzer.
- Plug the cables to the card reading board onto the respective pins on the main board.
- Put the clip on this plug so it won't loosen.
- Plug the cable to the printer board onto the respective pins on the main board.
- Put the clip on this plug so it won't loosen.
- Check the correct position of the voltage selector and the fuses before switching on the analyzer.
Rev. C 3.13
Rev. C 3.14
Hardware components
Modules
CoaDATA 4001 Main board
CoaDATA 2001 Main board
CoaDATA 4001 Driver board
CoaDATA 2001 Driver board
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Printer module
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Power supply unit
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Chip card reader
CoaDATA 2001/4001 2-channel measuring module
CoaDATA 2001/4001 LCD-Display
CoaDATA 4001 Membrane keyboard
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Light protection cap
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Insulation foil power supply
CoaDATA 4001 Thermal block
CoaDATA 2001 Thermal block
CoaDATA 4001 Housing
CoaDATA 2001 Housing
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Small parts kit
Rev. C 4.1
CoaDATA 4001 Main board 80.000.0902
Figure 1: CoaDATA 4001 Main board
Hardware functions:
1. Display control
2. Keyboard control
3. Control of measuring modules
4. Printer control
5. Serial port control
6. AC- / DC-motor commutation
Software functions:
1. Control of the analytical measurement run
2. Method selection
3. Calculation of results
4. Output of results
Rev. C 4.2
CoaDATA 2001 Main board 80.000.0923
Figure 2: CoaDATA 2001 Main board
Hardware functions:
1. Display control
2. Keyboard control
3. Control of measuring modules
4. Printer control
5. Serial port control
6. AC- / DC-motor commutation
Software functions:
1. Control of the analytical measurement run
2. Method selection
3. Calculation of results
4. Output of results
Rev. C 4.3
CoaDATA 4001 Driver board 80.000.0906
Figure 3: CoaDATA 4001 Driver board
Hardware functions:
1. Heating control
2. Control of actual temperature of thermal block
3. Control of reagent stirrer
4. Control and monitoring of measuring channels
- Motor regulation
- Motor monitoring
- Regulation of light source
- Recording of optical measuring signal
Rev. C 4.4
CoaDATA 2001 Driver board 80.000.0930
Figure 4: CoaDATA 2001 Driver board
Hardware functions:
1. Heating control
2. Control of actual temperature of thermal block
3. Control of reagent stirrer
4. Control and monitoring of measuring channels
- Motor regulation
- Motor monitoring
- Regulation of light source
- Recording of optical measuring signal
Rev. C 4.5
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Printing module 80.000.0907
Figure 5: CoaDATA 2001/4001 Printing module
Hardware functions:
1. Signal processing
- Chip card reader
2. Printer control
Rev. C 4.6
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Power supply unit 80.000.0928
Figure 6: CoaDATA 2001/4001 Power supply unit
Hardware functions:
1. Transforming the mains voltage into small voltage
Technical data:
Input voltage: Ue 115/230VAC 60/50Hz
Output voltage: U1 5VDC 3,15A
U2 12VDC 0,63A
U3 25VDC 2A
Secondary fuses: F1 3,15A time delay

F2 0,63A time delay
F3 2A time delay
Primary fuses: 230V 0,8A time delay

115V 1,6A time delay
Important:
Make sure that the fuses meet the correct country-specific standards.
Rev. C 4.7
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Chip card reader 80.000.0904
Figure 7: CoaDATA 2001/4001 Chip card reader
Hardware functions:
1. Signal break up
- Keyboard control
- Display control
2. Bonding unit for the chip card
Rev. C 4.8
CoaDATA 2001/4001 2-channel Measuring module 80.000.0905
Figure 8: CoaDATA 2001/4001 2-channel measuring module
Hardware functions:
Measuring module I
1. Measuring channel control Channels 1 and 2
- Motor control stirrer motors
- Motor monitoring stirrer motors
- Regulation of the light source
- Evaluation of the optic measuring signal
2. Heating control
Measuring module II
1. Measuring channel control Channels 3 and 4
- Motor control stirrer motors
- Motor monitoring stirrer motors
- Regulation of the light source
- Evaluation of the optic measuring signal
Rev. C 4.9
CoaDATA 2001/4001 LCD-Display cpl. 80.000.0903
Figure 9: CoaDATA 2001/4001 LCD-Display
Hardware functions:
1. Display for communication with the analyzer
Rev. C 4.10

80.000.0909
Figure 10: CoaDATA 4001 Membrane keyboard
Hardware functions:
1. Entries for communication with the analyzer
Keyboard matrix
Pin 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7
1 Z1 Esc Mode 7 8 9 CH1 ---
2 Z2 < > 4 5 6 CH2 ---
3 Z3 Enter 0 1 2 3 CH3 CH4
Explanation
Pin = Plug pin

Sx = Column
Zx = Line
Rev. C 4.11

80.000.0929
Figure 11: CoaDATA 2001 Membrane keyboard
Hardware functions:
1. Entries for communication with the analyzer
Keyboard matrix
Pin 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 S7
1 Z1 Esc Mode 7 8 9 CH1 ---
2 Z2 < > 4 5 6 --- ---
3 Z3 Enter 0 1 2 3 --- CH2
Explanation
Pin = Plug pin

Sx = Column
Zx = Line
Rev. C 4.12
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Light protection cap Labor Tip 80.000.0938

CoaDATA 2001/4001 Light protection cap Eppendorf Tip 80.000.0936
Figure 12: CoaDATA 2001/4001 Light protection cap
Hardware functions:
1. Cover the measuring cell

2. Adapt the pipette tip
Rev. C 4.13
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Insulation foil power supply 80.000.0912
Figure 13: CoaDATA 2001/4001 Insulation foil power supply
Rev. C 4.14
CoaDATA 4001 Thermal block 80.000.0914
Figure 14: CoaDATA 4001 Thermal block
Rev. C 4.15
CoaDATA 2001 Thermal block 80.000.0943
Figure 15: CoaDATA 2001 Thermal block
Rev. C 4.16
CoaDATA 4001 Housing white/red 80.000.0911

CoaDATA 4001 Housing white/blue 80.000.0760
Figure 16: CoaDATA 4001 Housing
Rev. C 4.17
CoaDATA 2001 Housing white/red 80.000.0927

CoaDATA 2001 Housing white/blue 80.000.0761
Figure 17: CoaDATA 2001 Housing
Rev. C 4.18
CoaDATA 2001/4001 Small parts Kit 80.000.0915
Figure 18: CoaDATA 2001/4001 Small parts Kit
Rev. C 4.19
Rev. C 4.20
Hardware components
Wiring diagrams overview

CoaDATA 2001
CoaDATA 4001
Pin assignment
Main board
Driver board
Measuring module
Printer board
Card reading board
Power supply
Rev. C 5.1
Cardreader ST4
Display cpl.
ST1
80.000.0903
ST2
Chipcard-Reader
JST
JST
80.000.0904
Printerboard ST5 Keyboard overlay
ST3
80.000.0907 CoaDATA 2001
80.000.0929
JST
RS232
ST8
ST6
JST
ST3 Mainboard ST4 ST5 ST12
Power Supply
Power Input
Wiring diagram CoaDATA 2001
CoaDATA 2001
JST
JST
JST
80.000.0928
ST2 80.000.0923
Measmodule 1
80.000.0905
Ue= 115/230V
ST1
JST
JST
50/60 Hz JST
ST1 ST2 ST9 ST10 ST11
Rev. C
Driverboard
CoaDATA 2001 ST4 JST ST3 JST ST1 JST
80.000.0930
Heating
Thermoblock
CoaDATA 2001
80.000.0943
Legend :
plug connection
inextricable connection
plug connection with additional lock
5.2
Cardreader ST4
Display cpl.
ST1
80.000.0903
ST2
Chipcard-Reader
JST
JST
80.000.0904
Printerboard ST5 Keyboard overlay
ST3
80.000.0907 CoaDATA 4001
80.000.0909
JST
RS232
ST8
ST6
JST
ST3 Mainboard ST4 ST5 ST12
Power Supply
Power Input
CoaDATA 4001
JST
JST
JST
80.000.0928
ST2 80.000.0902
Measmodule 1
80.000.0905
Measmodule 2
80.000.0905
Ue= 115/230V
ST1
JST
JST
50/60 Hz JST
ST1 ST2 ST9 ST10 ST11
Rev. C
Driverboard
CoaDATA 4001 ST4 JST ST3 JST ST1 JST ST2 JST
80.000.0906
Heating
Thermoblock
CoaDATA 4001
80.000.0914
Legend :
plug connection
inextricable connection
plug connection with additional lock
5.3
Pin assignment Main board

1. Power-Connector
Pin assignment
1
1 + 5VDC
1 2
2 + 5VDC
3 GND
3
4 GND
4
5 + 12VDC
5 6 GND
6 7 +24VDC
7 8 +24VDC
8 9 GND (24VDC)
9 10 GND (24VDC)
10
10
2. Printer-Connector
Pin assignment
1 1 n.c.
1
2
2 GND
3
3 SCL
4 GND
4
5 SDA
5
6 n.c.
6
7 GND
7 8 + 5VDC
8 9 + 5VDC
9 10 GND
10 11 n.c.
11 12 n.c.
12
12
3. Driver-Connector
Pin assignment
1 GND (24V)
2 GND (24V)
1
1
2
3 + 24VDC
3 4 + 24VDC
4 5 GND
5 6 + 12VDC
6 7 GND
7 8 + 5VDC
8 9 Stirrer on/off
9
Rev. C 5.4

4. Measuring-Cable -Connector
Pin assignment
1 Motor 1 (3)
1 2 Motor 2 (4)
1 2 3 Tacho 1 (3)
3
4 Speedometer 2
4
(4)
5
6
5 Heating (n.c.)
7
6 LED 1 (3)
8
7 LED 2 (4)
9 8 Screen
10 9 Photo 1 (3)
11 10 Screen
12 11 Photo 2 (4)
13 12 Screen
14
13 Temp (Vref)
15
14 Vref (Vref)
16
16
15 GND
16 Screen
The numbers in brackets refer to the 2. measuring module for channels 3 and 4.
5. RS232-Connector
Pin assignment
5 1 1 n.c.
9 6 2 TxD
3 RxD
4 n.c.
5 GND
6 n.c.
7 CTS
8 RTS
9 Boot
Note:
The pins marked with n.c. have been left open for possible additional features by the manufacturer. Make sure that
these pins will NOT be occupied by any plugs from your data cables.
Rev. C 5.5

6. Card reading board Connector
Pin assugnment
1 GND
2 + 5VDC
3 Contrast
1 2 4 RS
1 2 5 R/W
6 EN
3 4 7 D0
8 D1
5 6 9 D2
7 8 10 D3
11 D4
9 10 12 D5
13 D6
11 12 14 D7
15 Column 7
13 14 16 Column 6
17 Column 5
15 16 18 Column 4
19 Column 3
17 18 20 Column 2
21 Column 1
19 20 22 Line 3
23 Line 2
21 22 24 Line 1
23 24 25 GND
26 GND
25 25 26
26
Rev. C 5.6

7. Measuring-Module-Connector
Pin assignment
28 + 12VDC
28
28 27 GND
27 26 + 5VDC
26 25 SDA
25 24 SCL
24 23 Address 2
23 22 Address 1
22 21 DC/AC Motor
21 20 Screen
20 19 GND (Analog)
19 18 Vref
18 17 Temp.
17 16 Screen
16 15 Photo 2
15 14 Screen
14 13 Photo 1
13 12 Screen
12
11 LED 2
11
10 LED 1
10
9 Heating
9
8 Speedo.Mot. 2
8
7 Speedo Mot. 1
7
6 DC-Mot. 2
6
5 DC-Mot. 1
5
4 AC-Mot. 2-2
4
3 AC-Mot. 2-1
3
2 AC-Mot. 1-2
2
1 AC-Mot. 1-1
1
1
Rev. C 5.7
Pin assignment Driver board

8. Heating-Connector
Pin assignment
6
6
5
6 + 24VDC
4
5 + 24VDC
3 4 Heating (GND)
2 3 Heating (GND)
1 2 Temp.Sens. IN
1
1 GND (Analog)
9. Supply-Connector
Pin assignment
1 GND (24V)
1 2 GND (24V)
1
2 3 + 24VDC
3 4 + 24VDC
4 5 GND
5
6 + 12VDC
6
7 GND
7
8 + 5VDC
8
9
9 Stirrer on/off
9
10. Measuring-Cable -Connector

Pin assignment
1 Motor 1 (3)
1 2 Motor 2 (4)
1
2 3 Speedometer 1
3
(3)
4
4 Speedometer 2
5
6
(4)
7
5 Heating (n.c.)
8
6 LED 1 (3)
9 7 LED 2 (4)
10 8 Screen
11 9 Photo 1 (3)
12 10 Screen
13 11 Photo 2 (4)
14
12 Screen
15
13 Temp (Vref)
16
16
14 Vref (Vref)
15 GND
16 Screen
The numbers in brackets refer to the 2. measuring module for channels 3 and 4.
Rev. C 5.8
Pin assignment measuring module

11. Measuring-Module-Connector
Pin assignment
28 + 12VDC
28
28 27 GND
27 26 + 5VDC
26 25 SDA
25 24 SCL
24 23 Address 2
23 22 Address 1
22 21 DC/AC Motor
21 20 Screen
20 19 GND (Analog)
19 18 Vref
18 17 Temp.
17 16 Screen
16 15 Photo 2
15 14 Screen
14 13 Photo 1
13 12 Screen
12
11 LED 2
11
10 LED 1
10
9 Heating
9
8 Speedo. Mot. 2
8
7 Speedo. Mot. 1
7
6 DC-Mot. 2
6
5 DC-Mot. 1
5
4 AC-Mot. 2-2
4
3 AC-Mot. 2-1
3
2 AC-Mot. 1-2
2
1 AC-Mot. 1-1
1
1
Rev. C 5.9
Pin assignment Printer board

12. Printer-Connector
Pin assignment
1 1 n.c.
1
2
2 GND
3
3 SCL
4 GND
4
5 SDA
5
6 n.c.
6
7 GND
7 8 + 5VDC
8 9 + 5VDC
9 10 GND
10 11 n.c.
11 12 n.c.
12
12
13. Data-Connector Cipcard Printerboard

Pin assignment
1 + 5VDC
1
1 2 reset
2 3 SCL
3 4 Logic X
4 5 GND
5 6 VPP
6
7 SDA
8 Logic Y
7
9 Switch
8
10 Switch
9
10
10
Rev. C 5.10
Pin assignment Card reading board

14. LCD-Connector
Pin assignment
1 GND
2 + 5VDC
1 2
1 2 3 contrast
3 4 4 RS
5 R/W
5 6
6 EN
7 8 7 D0
9 10 8 D1
11 12
9 D2
10 D3
13 13 14
14 11 D4
12 D5
13 D6
14 D7
15. Keyboard-Connector
Pin Assignment
10 Column 7
9 Column 6
10 8 Column 5
10 7 Column 4
6 Column 3
9
5 Column 2
8 4 Column 1
3 Line 3
7 2 Line 2
6 1 Line 1
5
4
3
2
1
1
Rev. C 5.11
Pin assignment Card reading board

16. Data-Connector Chipcard
Pin assignment
1
1 + 5VDC
1 2
2 reset
3 SCL
3
4 Logic X
4
5 GND
5 6 VPP
6 7 SDA
7 8 Logic Y
8 9 Switch
9 10 Switch
10
10
17. Mainboard-Connector
Pin assignment
1 GND
2 + 5VDC
3 Contrast
1 2 4 RS
1 2 5 R/W
6 EN
3 4 7 D0
8 D1
5 6 9 D2
7 8 10 D3
11 D4
9 10 12 D5
13 D6
11 12 14 D7
15 Column 7
13 14 16 Column 6
17 Column 5
15 16 18 Column 4
19 Column 3
17 18 20 Column 2
21 Column 1
19 20 22 Line 3
23 Line 2
21 22 24 Line 1
23 24 25 GND
26 GND
25 25 26
26
Rev. C 5.12
Pin assignment Power supply

18. Power-Connector
Pin assignment
1
1 + 5VDC
1 2
2 + 5VDC
3 GND
3
4 GND
4
5 + 12VDC
5 6 GND
6 7 +24VDC
7 8 +24VDC
8 9 GND (24VDC)
9 10 GND (24VDC)
10
10
19. Input filter
1 open here
2 Voltage selector
3 Fuse holder
4 Power switch
5 Power cable socket
For the different voltages you will need the following fuses:
115V / 60Hz 2 fuses à 1,6A time delay
230V / 50Hz 2 fuses à 0,8A time delay
Rev. C 5.13
Rev. C 5.14
Software status CoaDATA 2001/4001

With the following software status you have an overview of the matching module versions.
Program version GAL Measuring module Prtr module

V99.30 V2.20 V2.02 27C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.30 V2.20 V2.10 27C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.31 V2.20 V2.10 27C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.33 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.34 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.35 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.36 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.37 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V99.38 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.00 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.01 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.02 V2.20 V2.12 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.03 V2.20 V2.17 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.04 V2.20 V2.18 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.06 V2.20 V2.22 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.07 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.08 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.09 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.10 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.10 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.11 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.12 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
V1.13 V2.20 V2.23 25C512 V0.01 27C256
Rev. C 6.1
Rev. C 6.2
Instrument errors
Error list
Analyzer cannot be switched on

Thermal block does not heat up
Printer does not print
No data communication via RS232-port
Clock does not work / Date does not work
No display
Limited / no key functions
Mixer motor(s) do(es) not run
Stirrer motor does not run
Liquids were pipetted into the measuring channels
Analyzer's error messages
Channel error
Fatal error
Miscellaneous errors
Error overview
Rev. C 7.1
The analyzer cannot be switched on
Check the power supply first
1. Is the voltage selector set to the correct voltage?

Set the voltage selector to the correct voltage.
Make sure to use the correct fuses.
2. Has the instrument been switched on?

Switch the instrument on.
3. Are the fuses in the input filter working?

Exchange the fuses against fuses with correct specifications.
4. Does the power socket have the necessary voltage?

Fix the power socket.
5. Has the output plug of the power cable the necessary voltage?
Exchange the power cable.
6. Has the power cable been plugged to the input filter?

Plug the power cable into the instrument's input socket.
7. Has the power plug been connected to the power socket?

Plug the cable into the socket.
If above steps have not been successful you have to open the analyzer. See chapter „Open the analyzer“.
After having opened the instrument check the following:
1. Are all power supply fuses OK?

Exchange defective fuses against new ones with the correct values.
2. Has the power supply the necessary voltage?
Measure at the output pin strap of the power supply unit. The pin assignment of the power supply can be
found in chapter „pin assignment“.
Exchange the power supply unit.
When exchanging the power supply unit make sure the correct voltage has been selected and the fuses
have the correct values.
3. Has the cable been connected to the main board properly?

Make sure that the plugs are connected correctly.
If necessary exchange the power cable.
4. Is the main board supplied with the correct voltage?

Measure at the input pin strap of the main board. The pin assignment of the main board can be found
in chapter „pin assignment“.
Make sure that the plugs of the power cable have been connected correctly. If necessary exchange the
power cable.
If above steps have not been successful exchange the main board.
Rev. C 7.2
The thermal block does not heat
Some basic conditions must be kept in order to check the heating:
1. The analyzer can be switched on as usual.
2. After being switched on the following text is displayed if the thermal block is „cold“:
WARM UP xx.x deg

< PT >
If the thermal block does not warm up the heating does not function correctly.
2a. After being switched on the following text is displayed if the thermal block is „cold“:
COOL DOWN xx.x deg

< PT >
If the actual temperature at the thermal block is equal or less than 37,4°C, there is an error
in the measuring circuit of the thermal block heating.
For maintenance works at the heating and the heating sensor see chapter„heating-test“ in the service menu.
Rev. C 7.3
Case A The display shows „WARM UP“

1. Open the instrument.
2. Is the fuse F3 of the power supply OK?

Exchange the defective fuse against a new one with the correct fuse value.
3. Does the power supply have the necessary voltage?

Exchange the power supply unit against a new one.
4. Is the cable connection to the main board OK?

Make sure that the plugs of the power cable have been connected properly.
Exchange the power cable if necessary.
5. Is the main board supplied with the correct voltages from the power supply?
Measure at the input pin strap of the main board. The pin assignment of the main board can be found
in chapter „pin assignment“.
Make sure that the plugs of the power cable have been connected correctly. If necessary exchange the
power cable.
6. Demount the thermal block.
7. Is the driver board connected properly?

Make sure that the plugs of the driver cable have been connected correctly. If necessary exchange the
driver cable.
8. Demount the driver board.
9. Is the foil heating OK?

Pull the plug from the heating cable of the driver board and measure the ohmic resistance of the
heating coil. It should be 20 Ohm ± 10%.
Exchange the thermal block.
10. Is the heating controlled by the driver board correctly?

Use a multimeter to check the signals at the heating plug of the driver board.
Exchange the driver board.
11. Is the heating controlled correctly by the measuring module?

Use a multimeter to check the signals at the main board plug
Exchange measuring module I.
12. Is the heating controlled correctly by the main board?

Use a multimeter to check the signals at the main board plug
Exchange the main board.
Rev. C 7.4
CaseB The display shows „COOL DOWN“

4. Is the foil heating OK?

Pull the heating cable plug from the driver board and measure the ohmic
resistance of the NTC sensor. It should be 100 KOhm at 25°C.
Exchange the thermal block.
5. Does the driver board detect the NTC sensor correctly?

Exchange the driver board.
6. Does the measuring module detect the NTC sensor correctly?

Exchange the measuring module I.
7. Does the main board detect the NTC sensor correctly?

Rev. C 7.5
The printer does not print

The following basic conditions must be fulfilled before checking the printer:
1. The instrument can be switched on as usual.
2. There is paper in the paper roll holder.

Put a new roll of printer paper into the roll holder.
3. There are no paper rests in the printer which might block it.
Try to remove the paper rests from the printer. If necessary, demount the printer board from the
analyzer. Remove the paper rests or exchange the printer board.
Check the printer settings
1. The printer is turned off.

Check the „Printer ON“function in the utilities menu.
Set the printer to ON. See chapter „Printer“of the „utilities menu“.
Check the voltage
1. Is the voltage within the range of nominal voltage +/- 10%?

Check the voltage with an appropriate multimeter.
Make sure that the instrument is connected to stable voltage. Use a UPS, if necessary.
If the printer cannot be activated despite of the above measures there must be a hardware error.
Use the following steps to detect it:
2. Are the fuses of the power supply OK?



5. Is the printer board connected properly?

Make sure that the plugs of the printer cable have been plugged in correctly.
Exchange the cable if necessary.
If the above steps have not solved the problem exchange the printer board first, then the main board.
Rev. C 7.6
No data communication at the RS232 port
The following basic conditions must be fulfilled before checking the serial port:
2. The serial cable to the connected instrument is OK..
3. The instrument is ready for data communication.
Check the settings of the interface
1. The serial output is switched on.

Check „COMPUTER ON“ function in the Utilities menu .
Set it to „ON“.
If the serial output cannot be activated despite of the above measures there must be a hardware error.
Use the following steps to detect it:
1. Open the instrument. See chapter „Open the instrument“

Exchange the defective fuse against a new one with the correct fuse value..


If the above measures have not been successful exchange the main board.
Rev. C 7.7
The clock does not function

The date does not function
The following basic conditions must be fulfilled before checking the internal clock module.
Check the actual setting of the clock and date
Check the „date / time“ function in the Utilities menu.
The date and the time cannot be entered correctly.

Check the membrane keyboard. If it functions properly exchange the main board.
The date and time can be entered correctly. Exit the Utilities menu and switch the instrument off. Wait
a few seconds and switch the instrument on again. Check the date and time again. Do they show the
actual time?
Rev. C 7.8
No display
The following basic conditions must be fulfilled before checking the display
2. Immediately after being switched on the beeper beeps every second.
The display is empty. Follow the steps below:


have the correct values

5. Is the display connected correctly?

Plug in the plug at the card reading board if necessary. Make sure it is clipped properly. Mount a clip
if not present.
6. Is the cable connection from the card reading board to the display undamaged?
Exchange the display.
7. Is the connection to the card reading board OK?

Plug in the plug at the card reading board or the main board correctly. Make sure it is clipped
properly. Mount a clip if not present.
6. Is the cable connection from the main board to the card reading board undamaged?
Exchange the cable.
7. Has the display brightness been set correctly?

Try to optimize the contrast of the display with the potentiometer on the top of the main board.
If the above measures have not been successful exchange the display first, then the main board.
Rev. C 7.9
Limited / No keyboard function

The following basic conditions must be fulfilled before checking the keyboard.
Follow the steps mentioned below:
2. Is the plug connection at the membrane keyboard OK?

Plug in the plug into the card reading board, if necessary.
3. Is the cable connection from the card reading board to the membrane keyboard undamaged?
Exchange the membrane keyboard.
4. Is the plug connection to the card reading board OK?

Plug in the plug to the card reading board or to the main board correctly. Make sure it is clipped
properly. If necessary mount new clips.
5. Is the cable connection from main board to the card reading board undamaged?
Exchange the cable.
If the above steps have not been successful connect a new membrane keyboard first, then exchange the main board.
Rev. C 7.10
Mixer motor(s) do(es) not run

The following basic conditions must be fulfilled before checking the mixer motors.
1. The instrument can be switched on as usual
To check the error follow the steps below:
1. Select „mixer-test“ function in the service mode
2. Put a cuvette with a mixer each filled with 200 µl aqua bidest in all measuring channels.
3. Check the function of the mixers as described in the service menu under „mixer-test“
3a. If the mixers turn in the cuvettes however „ 0 rpm“ is displayed,

probably the revolution detection does not function properly.
3b. If the mixers do not turn despite of the motors being switched on the error is probably in the motor
control.
Case A The motors turn
The error is in the electronic field. Exchange first the driver board, the first or second measuring
module and then the main board.
Case B The motors do not turn


have the correct values
4. Has the main board been connected properly?

Make sure that the plugs of the power cable have been plugged in correctly.
5. Is the main board supplied with the correct voltage from the power supply?
Measure at the input pin strap of the main board. The pin assignment of the power supply can be found in
chapter „pin assignment“.
Rev. C 7.11
6. Demount the thermal block, see chapter „Demounting the thermal block“.
7. Can the motors easily be turned manually?

Check if particles block the motor revolution.
Remove these particles if necessary.
8. Has the driver board been connected properly?

Make sure that the plugs of the driver board cable and measuring cell cables have been plugged in
properly.
Exchange the cables if necessary.
If the above measures have not been successful exchange the driver board first, then the first and second measuring
module and the main board.
Rev. C 7.12
Stirrer motor does not run

The following basic conditions must be fulfilled before checking the stirrer motor.
To check the error follow the steps below:
1. Select the „stirrer-motor-test“.function in the service mode
2. Put a GW 15 vial with a teflon stirrer 3 x 13 mm into the left reagent position
5ml Aqua-Bidest.
3. Check the stirring function as described under „stirrer-motor-test“ in the service menu.


7. Has the main board been connected properly?

8. Is the main board supplied with the correct voltage from the power supply?
Measure at the input pin strap of the main board. The pin assignment of the power supply can be found in
9. Demount the thermal block, see chapter „Demounting the thermal block“
10. Can the motor easily be turned manually?

11. Is the cable connection to the driver board OK?

Make sure that the plugs of the driver cable have been plugged in correctly.
Exchange the cable, if necessary.
12. Does the driver board detect the stirrer motor signals correctly?
Measure at the input pin strap of the driver board. The pin assignment of the driver board can be found in
If the above tests have not been successful exchange the driver board first and then the main board.
Rev. C 7.13
Liquids have been pipetted into the measuring channel
Follow the steps below to clean the measuring channel:
4. Clean the measuring cells of the thermal block with alcohol. Remove even smallest dirt particles
5. Are the LEDs and the photo detectors of the driver board free of particles?
If they are dusty use a fluff-free cloth to clean them.
If left overs of liquid pipetted into the measuring channel soil the devices exchange the driver board.
6. Can the motor easily be turned manually?

If this is not possible exchange the driver board.
Rev. C 7.14
Instrument error messages

1. CHANNEL ERROR
These error messages show an error in a measuring channel
The measurement in this channel will be cancelled.

An error message will be printed.
1a Monitoring the revolutions
Cause: Deviation greater than 50 rpm of the required stirrer revolution value
Release: during the measurement with a delay of 3 s
Message:
The message will be displayed and printed.
Display:
"brk | moto"
Print-out:
"channel 1: break motor !"
1b Monitoring the light path
During a run the following categories will be monitored:
Measuring time: If the measuring time exceeds 600 sec,

an error message will be displayed „timeout“.
Thresholds: 1. If the thresholds are below 1 digit,

an error message will be displayed „bottom“.
2. If the thresholds are above 750 digit,
an error message will be displayed „top“.
Measuring value: If the measuring value is smaller than the

threshold value for that specific method for more
than 3 seconds an error message will be displayed „dark“
Test setup: If a strong disturbance occurs in the measuring

channel during the adjustment phase and the
adjustment cannot be executed
an error message will be displayed „drift“
Monitoring: The categories will be monitored after the end of lag time,
adjustment and learning time.
Message:
Example of displayed message:

"brk | bott"
Example of print-out:
"channel 1: break bottom"
Rev. C 7.15
2. FATAL ERRORS
Internal errors will be monitored continuously.
Hard- and software will be checked.
Message:
Display (scrolling):
"ERROR | xxx"
Print-out:
„ERROR: | xxx"
(xxx=specific note)
Every second a beeping signal can be heard at the same time.

Effect:
The instrument is blocked for measurements.
New start:
Only after a key stroke the instrument can be restarted.
If necessary the parameters can be set to Default.
Renewed error:
If a renewed error occurs while the first error is not yet settled,
the following text appears:
"recursive error".
Rev. C 7.16
3. MISCELLANEOUS ERRORS
3a. Check sum errors
While parameters are read and wrote the check sum in the EEPROM will be monitored.
Message:
The error message will be displayed only.
Display (scrolling):
"parameter-error! press any key ... "
Effect:
The instrument will not work.
Possible cause:
During the display „reading parameter“ or „writing parameter“ the instrument had been switched off
or the voltage alternated.
Trouble shooting:
Install the parameters of the instrument
Rev. C 7.17
Error overview
Display message printed message error category
"brk | moto" "channel 1: break motor !" 1. CHANNEL ERROR

1a Monitoring revolutions
"brk | bott" "channel 1: break bottom" 1. CHANNEL ERROR

1b Monitoring light path
"brk | top" "channel 1: break top" 1. CHANNEL ERROR

"brk | dark" "channel 1: break dark" 1. CHANNEL ERROR

"brk | drift" "channel 1: break drift" 1. CHANNEL ERROR

"ERROR | xxx" „>>> ERROR <<< | xxx" 2. FATAL ERROR
"parameter-error! press any key ... " 3 MISC: ERRORS

3a Check sum error
Rev. C 7.18
Spare parts
The following spare parts for CoaDATA 2001 / CoaDATA 4001 are available:
Description Order-No.:
Operator Manual 80.000.0900

CoaDATA 4001 English

CoaDATA 2001 English

CoaDATA 4001 German

CoaDATA 2001 German
Main board 80.000.0902

CoaDATA 4001
Main board 80.000.0923

CoaDATA 2001
Display cpl. 80.000.0903

CoaDATA 2001 / CoaDATA 4001
Chipcard-Reader 80.000.0904
2 Channel Measuring module 80.0000.905

Driver board cpl. 80.000.0906

CoaDATA 4001
Driver board cpl. 80.000.0930

CoaDATA 2001
Printer board 80.000.0907

Dust cover 80.000.0908

Membrane keyboard 80.000.0909

CoaDATA 4001
Membrane keyboard 80.000.0929

CoaDATA 2001
Housing white / red cpl. 80.000.0911

CoaDATA 4001
Housing white / red cpl. 80.000.0927

CoaDATA 2001
Rev. C 8.1
Spare parts
Housing white / blue cpl. 80.000.0760

CoaDATA 4001
Housing white / blue cpl. 80.000.0761

CoaDATA 2001
Insulation foil for power supply 80.000.0912

(1 Set = 10 pcs.)
Cable Set cpl. 80.000.0913

Thermal block compl. 80.000.0914

CoaDATA 4001
(w/o PCB, w/o Light protection cap)
Thermoblock compl. 80.000.0943

CoaDATA 2001
(w/o PCB, w/o Light protection cap)
Small parts kit 80.000.0915

Power-Supply-Board 80.000.0928
Fuses (spare) 80.000.0950

Power supply cord Germany 20.000.0559

Power supply cord US 20.000.0576

Data cable 80.000.0934

(9 pin male / 9 pin female)
Data cable 80.000.0935

(9 pin male / 25 pin female)
Light protection cap “yellow” 80.000.0936

for Eppendorf-Tip
(1 Set = 4 pcs.)
Light protection cap “white” 80.000.0938

for Labor-Tip
(1 Set = 4 pcs.)
Rev. C 8.2
Disposable material
Printer paper 30.000.0982

(1 Folding carton with 10 rolls of
thermal paper)
Bottle 15 ml 30.000.0724
(5 glass bottles 15ml, brown)
Teflon stirrer 30.000.1330

(10 Teflon stirrer 3 x 13 mm)
Disposable micro cuvette 40.613.0006

(1 carton with 12 folding cartons à 500
cuvettes incl. mixer)
Rev. C 8.3
Rev. C 8.4

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What are the main components of the instrument?

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Service Manual

Rev. C english June, 25. 2001

1.1 Outline of functions

1.2 Description of sub menus

1.2.1. Service Mode

1.2.2. Utilities menu

2. Mounting of the instrument 3.1

3.1 Modules 4.1

3.2 Hardware Components 5.1

3.2.1 Outline of circuit diagrams

3.2.2 Pin assignment

4. Software version 6.1

5. Trouble shooting 7.1

5.1 Error list

6.2. Error messages

Ahrensburg, June 2001

CoaDATA 2001/4001 is modularized.

Check whether the voltage selector is in correct position

Use only power sockets with ground connection.

Never interrupt the ground connection!

Pull the power socket before opening the instrument.

Service menu Switch on the analyzer

Coa Data 4001

WARM UP <25.3 deg

SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key

key key key key

SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: Key SERVICE select: Key

key Key Key

SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key SERVICE select: key

key key key

Switch on the analyzer

Utilities menu reading parameters

remove all cuvettes

STANDBY 37.4 deg Key STANDBY 37.4 deg

secret no.: writing parameters cuv cuv cuv cuv

UTILITIES select: Key UTILITIES select: Key UTILITIES select: Key

Key Key Key

UTILITIES select: key UTILITIES select: key UTILITIES select: key

key key key

UTILITIES select: key

Overview: Switch on the analyzer

Utilities menu reading parameters

remove all cuvettes

STANDBY 37.4 deg key STANDBY 37.4 deg

secret no.: cuv cuv cuv cuv

UTILITIES select: key UTILITIES select:

change function ....

select: ESC = work

Service Mode What for?

It can be accessed by authorized staff like the service technicians only.

3. stirrer motor test

Access to the service mode

1. Switch on the analyzer

Coa DATA 4001

Coa DATA 4001 V1.12 (c) 03/30/00

* SELFTEST *