Promise Technology FastTRAK66 Service manual

Ser vice Manual

Datascope

Panorama

®

PATIENT MONITORING NE T WORK

PAT I E N T M O N I TO R I N G N E T W O R K

0070-01-0634-01_revC.indd 1 3/10/10 5:25:49 PM

Ser vice Manual

Datascope

Panorama

®

PATIENT MONITORING NE T WORK

Pat i e n t M o n i to r i n g n e t w o r k

FastTrak66 ™ is a U.S. trademark of Promise Technology Inc.

FastBuild ™ Utility is a U.S. trademark of Promise Technology Inc.

HP

®

is a registered trademark of Hewlett Packard Company.

Microsoft

®

, Windows

®

, and Windows NT

®

are US registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

Panorama

®

is a U.S. trademark of Mindray DS USA, Inc.

Passport 2

®

is a U.S. registered trademark of Mindray DS USA, Inc.

Spectrum ™ is a U.S. trademark of Mindray DS USA, Inc.

Copyright © Mindray DS USA, Inc., 2008. All rights reserved. Contents of this publication may not be reproduced in any form without permission of Mindray DS USA, Inc.

0070-10-0634 Panorama® Service Manual

Table of Contents

Foreword ....................................................................................................................................................... v

Warnings, Precautions and Notes..................................................................................................................... v

Warnings ...................................................................................................................................................... v

Precautions .................................................................................................................................................... vi

How To Get Help............................................................................................................................................ vii

Instrument Description ...................................................................................................... 1 - 1

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 1 - 2

Overview ............................................................................................................................................... 1 - 2

Core Functions ........................................................................................................................................ 1 - 3

Telemetry Interface Module Transceiver (WMTS Only) ......................................................................... 1 - 3

Connectivity............................................................................................................................................ 1 - 3

Wireless Configuration .................................................................................................................... 1 - 3

Panorama Block Diagrams ............................................................................................................................... 1 - 5

Wired .................................................................................................................................................... 1 - 5

ISM (2.4 GHz) Telemetry ................................................................................................................. 1 - 6

WMTS (608 MHz) Telemetry ............................................................................................................ 1 - 7

System Modules, Components, and Peripherals .................................................................................................. 1 - 8

Panorama Central Station......................................................................................................................... 1 - 8

Network Laser Printer ............................................................................................................................... 1 - 8

Keyboard, Video, and Mouse (KVM) Extender ............................................................................................ 1 - 8

Network Switches.................................................................................................................................... 1 - 8

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)............................................................................................................ 1 - 8

Speakers ................................................................................................................................................ 1 - 8

Access Point (2.4 GHz Telemetry only)....................................................................................................... 1 - 8

Bedside Monitors ............................................................................................................................................ 1 - 9

Passport 2® (Monitors)............................................................................................................................. 1 - 9

Spectrum™ ............................................................................................................................................. 1 - 9

Theory of Operation........................................................................................................................................ 1 - 10

Panorama Central Station and Wireless Telemetry Server ............................................................................. 1 - 10

Motherboard .................................................................................................................................. 1 - 13

Connected to the Motherboard via PCI connectors: ............................................................................. 1 - 13

Connected to the Riser Card (2U Cases only) ..................................................................................... 1 - 13

System Hard Drive Assembly ............................................................................................................ 1 - 13

CD-ROM Drive ................................................................................................................................ 1 - 13

ATX Power Supply ........................................................................................................................... 1 - 14

Disclosure Hard Drives (Central Stations Only) .................................................................................... 1 - 14

3.5” Floppy Drive ........................................................................................................................... 1 - 14

Central Station Displays ................................................................................................................... 1 - 14

Touch Screen .......................................................................................................................................... 1 - 15

Principles of Operation .................................................................................................................... 1 - 15

Repair Information ........................................................................................................... 2 - 1

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 2 - 2

Safety Precautions........................................................................................................................................... 2 - 2

Equipment and Special Tools Required .............................................................................................................. 2 - 2

Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................................. 2 - 3

Central Station and Displays ..................................................................................................................... 2 - 3

Communication Loss From An Individual Bedside Monitor............................................................................. 2 - 5

Communication Loss From All Bedside Monitors .......................................................................................... 2 - 8

WMTS Telemetry ............................................................................................................................................ 2 - 10

Individual Device (Telepack) ..................................................................................................................... 2 - 10

System Wide Problem .............................................................................................................................. 2 - 10

Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server ......................................................................................................... 2 - 11

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Table of Contents ii

Disassembly Instructions................................................................................................................................... 2 - 13

Top Cover Removal ................................................................................................................................. 2 - 15

Front Panel Removal (Tower Case Only) ..................................................................................................... 2 - 15

Power Supply Removal............................................................................................................................. 2 - 15

PC Board and/or Riser Board Removal ...................................................................................................... 2 - 16

Auxiliary Fan Removal (Tower Case Only) .................................................................................................. 2 - 16

Motherboard Removal.............................................................................................................................. 2 - 16

System HardDrive Removal ....................................................................................................................... 2 - 17

Floppy Drive and Disclosure Hard Drive(s) Removal ..................................................................................... 2 - 18

CD-ROM Drive Removal ........................................................................................................................... 2 - 18

Panorama Wireless Transceiver (WMTS Telemetry Only).............................................................................. 2 - 19

Fan Removal ................................................................................................................................... 2 - 20

Power Supply Removal ..................................................................................................................... 2 - 20

Panorama Wireless Transceiver Board Removal .................................................................................. 2 - 20

Assembly Instructions....................................................................................................................................... 2 - 21

Panorama Wireless Transceiver (WMTS Only) ............................................................................................ 2 - 21

Fan ................................................................................................................................................ 2 - 21

Power Supply ................................................................................................................................. 2 - 21

Panorama Wireless Transceiver Board ............................................................................................... 2 - 21

Central Station and Telemetry Servers ........................................................................................................ 2 - 21

Motherboard .................................................................................................................................. 2 - 21

PC Boards ...................................................................................................................................... 2 - 22

Power Supply ................................................................................................................................. 2 - 24

Drive Replacement................................................................................................................................... 2 - 24

Floppy Drive and Disclosure Hard Drive(s) .......................................................................................... 2 - 24

CD-ROM Drive and System Hard Drive .............................................................................................. 2 - 25

Auxiliary Fan .......................................................................................................................................... 2 - 25

CMOS Battery Replacement (BT1) ............................................................................................................. 2 - 25

Closing the Unit....................................................................................................................................... 2 - 26

Rebooting and Testing the System.............................................................................................................. 2 - 26

Parts Replacement ............................................................................................................ 3 - 1

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 3 - 2

Available Replacement Parts and Assemblies ..................................................................................................... 3 - 2

Product Variations........................................................................................................................................... 3 - 2

Exchange Program.......................................................................................................................................... 3 - 2

Parts Pricing Information .................................................................................................................................. 3 - 2

Ordering Information ...................................................................................................................................... 3 - 3

Calibration ....................................................................................................................... 4 - 1

Preventative Maintenance................................................................................................. 5 - 1

Display Monitors............................................................................................................................................. 5 - 2

CRT Display ............................................................................................................................................ 5 - 2

LCD Display............................................................................................................................................ 5 - 2

Care and Cleaning of the Touch Screen ..................................................................................................... 5 - 2

Central Station Chassis and Wireless Telemetry Server Chassis ............................................................................ 5 - 3

Cover Removal........................................................................................................................................ 5 - 3

Cleaning ................................................................................................................................................ 5 - 3

Visual Inspection ..................................................................................................................................... 5 - 3

Fan ........................................................................................................................................................ 5 - 3

Motherboard Backup Battery Replacement.................................................................................................. 5 - 3

Cover Replacement.................................................................................................................................. 5 - 3

Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)................................................................................................................. 5 - 4

Panorama Patient and Central Networks............................................................................................................ 5 - 4


Table of Contents

System Maintenance ....................................................................................................................................... 5 - 5

Preventative Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 5 - 5

Telepack Testing...................................................................................................................................... 5 - 6

Connections and Configuration ......................................................................................... 6 - 1

Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 6 - 2

Central Station Local Installation ................................................................................................................ 6 - 2

Central Station Remote Installation ............................................................................................................. 6 - 2

2.4 GHz - ISM Telemetry Installation (Wireless) ........................................................................................... 6 - 3

608MHz WMTS Telemetry Installation (Wireless) ........................................................................................ 6 - 3

Bedside Monitor Communication Configuration........................................................................................... 6 - 5

Appendix A ...................................................................................................................... 7 - 1

Panorama Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification ............................................................................................. 7 - 2

Tower Cases, 2U Telemetry Server and 4U Central Station ........................................................................... 7 - 2

2U Central Station ................................................................................................................................... 7 - 7

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Foreword Introduction

Foreword

The Panorama

®

Service Manual is a guide for technically-qualified personnel who perform maintenance and/or repair on the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network.

The Service Manual conveys system-wide information that is divided into sections. For quick reference, each chapter’s title page displays a table of contents that indicates, sectionally, the topics covered.

This publication may have been updated to reflect product design changes and/or manual improvements.

NOTE: Unauthorized servicing may void the remainder of the warranty. Check with the factory or with a local authorized representative to determine the warranty status of a particular instrument.

Warnings, Precautions and Notes

Please read and adhere to all warnings, precautions, and notes listed here and in the appropriate areas throughout this manual.

A WARNING

is provided to alert the user to potential serious outcomes (death, injury, or serious adverse events) to the patient or the user.

A CAUTION

is provided to alert the user signaling that special care is necessary for the safe and effective use of the device. They may include actions to be taken to avoid effects on patients or users that may not be potentially life threatening or result in serious injury, but about which you should be aware.

A NOTE

is provided when additional general information is applicable.

Warnings

WARNING: Do not attempt to use either Panorama

®

Patient Network or

Central Network, including cabling for any purpose other than its intended use.

WARNING: Route cables neatly. Ensure cables are not in the way of patient or hospital personnel.

WARNING: Loading any unauthorized software including utilities on

Panorama

®

Patient Monitoring Network will cause the application to no longer be suitable for medical patient monitoring use.

WARNING: Do not connect or attempt to connect or reconfigure any equipment to Panorama

®

Central Station Patient Network or Central Network LANS unless authorized in writing. This includes all commercially available networking hardware i.e., switches, routers etc.) or peripherals (i.e., Printers) even if they are the same brand as recommended by the configuration of the system and supplied by the manufacturer.

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Introduction Precautions

WARNING: Do not attempt to load any devices or device drivers onto

Panorama

®

Central Station. If the user connects or attempts to connect any equipment Panorama

®

Central Monitoring

System may not operate as intended.

WARNING: Only qualified and trained service personnel or Service personnel should attempt to service equipment. Service is defined as any activity requiring the cover to be removed for internal adjustments, parts replacements, repairs or software upgrades of any kind to insure compatibility.

WARNING: To insure compatibility with the operating system and applications software, use only the supplied and/or approved components to repair any part of the Panorama

Patient Monitoring Network. Use of unauthorized software, devices, accessories, or cables other than those approved may render the application unsuitable for medical patient monitoring. It may also result in increased electromagnetic

Emissions or decreased Immunity of the system.

WARNING: Do not block or turn down the volume from the maximum position on the speakers provided with Panorama

®

Central

Monitoring System. Set the volume levels so that alarms can be heard at all times, as described in the Operation Manual.

WARNING: Be careful not to turn off patient alarms. Turning off patient alarms can jeopardize patient safety.

WARNING: Do not incinerate batteries, possible explosion may occur.

WARNING: The 18.1" flat panel may tip over, if the display head is inclined to an angle greater than 45°, backward tilt. If the user elects to have the display head inclined to an angle greater than 45°, backward tilt, the flat panel must be attached to a secure mounting surface via three screw locations on the bottom of the base.

WARNING: The Panorama Central Station and the Panorama Telemetry

Server must utilize the hospital emergency power system.

Failure to do so will result in loss of monitoring during extended periods of power failure. The back-up power time period, for the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network, is limited.

WARNING: Do not put MPSO (Multiple Portable Socket Outlets, i.e., multiple outlet extension cords) used with the Panorama

Central Station System on the floor. Connect only Panorama

Central Station accessories and components to the same

MPSO as the Panorama Central Station. Do not overload

MPSOs. Use only MPSOs that comply with the requirements of IEC 60601-1-1.

WARNING: Do not clean the monitor while it is on and/or plugged in.

Precautions

CAUTION: This system is intended for use in a hospital or clinical setting and to be operated by trained and authorized personnel who are acting on the orders of a physician. Its purpose is the real time monitoring of a patient's physiological parameters over an extended time frame.


How To Get Help

CAUTION: For proper operation do not obstruct the fan air holes.

CAUTION: For proper operation never place fluids on top of this equipment. In case of accidental spillage, wipe clean immediately and have the system serviced to ensure no hazard exists.

CAUTION: For proper operation do not use Panorama Patient

Monitoring Network with a frayed or damaged power cord.

CAUTION: Do not operate Panorama

®

or any of its components if they have been dropped or the case has been damaged.

CAUTION: Use only the supplied power cords or if a substitute is necessary, only use Hospital Grade power cords.

CAUTION: For proper operation use only approved accessories with this product.

CAUTION: Dispose of single use items in accordance with hospital policy.

CAUTION: Software is written directly to some of the PC boards within the tower. Replacement of the PC boards with off-the-shelf

PC boards may compromise the proper operation of the

Central Station.

How To Get Help

For U.S., Canada, and Latin America please contact:

Sales Tel: (800) 288-2121

Sales Fax: (800) 926-4275

Sales Tel: (201) 995-8237

Sales Fax: (201) 995-8659

Service Tel: (800) 288-2121

Service Fax: (201) 995-0119

For International Offices, refer to the contact information on the last page of this service manual.

Introduction

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1.0

Instrument Description

1.1 Introduction .............................................................................. 1-2

1.2 Panorama Block Diagrams ....................................................... 1-5

1.3 System Modules, Components, and Peripherals ........................ 1-8

1.4 Bedside Monitors ...................................................................... 1-9

1.4 Bedside Monitors ...................................................................... 1-9

1.5 Theory of Operation ................................................................. 1-10

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Introduction

1.1

1.1.1


Introduction

This section of the service manual initially provides a high-level overview of the Panorama

®

Patient Monitoring Network, followed by more detailed information.

Overview

The Panorama Patient Monitoring Network is a comprehensive patient care monitoring and management system designed for use in a hospital setting. The system is intended to be installed and used in a fixed, non-portable, permanent location that serves as a central data viewing station. The Panorama Patient Monitoring Network consists of the following four primary modules that are linked to and/or by one another:

• Panorama Central Station

• Panorama Central Network

• Panorama Patient Network

• Bedside Monitor

NOTE: Optional modules include ISM telemetry and WMTS telemetry for wireless operation.

Hardware and software components within each module provide system-wide functionality and connectivity.

Patient information is routed to the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network via the four modules. Information is sent across a network provided to and by the Panorama Patient

Network and the Panorama Central Network modules. The Panorama Patient Network connects the Passport 2

®

and Spectrum™ monitors. The monitoring capacity of the system is flexible and uses industry standard components to provide network communications to all connected patient monitors and peripheral devices. The Panorama Central Network connects two or more Panorama Central Stations and/or laser printers.

This service manual focuses on the Panorama Central and Telemetry Server modules since they are the hands-on interface between the medical staff and the Panorama Patient

Monitoring Network. The Panorama Central Station module is a combination of both hardware (e.g., Central Station computer and display monitor) and software components

(i.e., Panorama software application). Much of the patient information processing and data management occurs within the Central Station.

Panorama

®

Telemetry

The Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server collects patient data from bedside monitors and/or

Ambulatory Telemetry Packs (Telepacks) via ceiling or wall mounted antennas. This allows transport through specifically designated areas of the hospital without disconnecting cables or discharging a patient while transporting that patient from room to room. Patient data is displayed at the Central Station, which is mounted at the nurses’ station. The system operates in either the 2.4 GHz Industrial Scientific Medical (ISM) band or the 608 - 614 MHz

Wireless Medical Telemetry Service (WMTS) band.

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Instrument Description Introduction

1.1.2

1.1.2.1

1.1.3

1.1.3.1

Core Functions

The Panorama Central Station views, records, and recalls the following clinical data:

• Heart rate

• ECG waveforms

• Oxygen saturation

• Invasive and non-invasive blood pressure

• CO

2

• Respiration

• Temperature

• ST segment analysis

• Alarms

• Temperature Blood (Tb)

• Cardiac Output/Cardiac Index (CO/CI)

• Gas Module II

You can configure the Central Station to display up to 16 patients on dual Touch Screen displays. The Central Station’s monitor is controlled by a set of menu keys that you activate by:

• selecting a key on the Touch Screen monitor, or

• positioning the cursor over a key and clicking the left mouse button.

When you select a menu key, you receive visual feedback.

NOTE: Monitoring at the Panorama Central Station is automatic and very few user actions are required.

Telemetry Interface Module Transceiver (WMTS Only)

The Telemetry Interface Module (TIM) Transceiver collects and processes RF data from the antenna network. The transceiver also provides 9 VDC power to the antenna network.

Connectivity

Each Panorama Central Station incorporates a 16-channel system designed for monitoring up to 16 hospital patients. The data is derived from bedside monitors connected to the

Panorama Patient Monitoring Network via the Panorama Patient Network (an Ethernet connection). Patient data is received and processed by the Central Station and displayed on either an LCD or CRT display.

A Hewlett Packard LaserJet printer produces hard copy printouts of the patient data via the

Panorama Central Network.

Wireless Configuration

The wireless network configuration is remote from the nurses’ station. Located in a closet, the

Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server collects data from patient monitors via antennas and access points. The equipment listed below is also included in the wireless configuration.


Introduction Instrument Description

ISM Telemetry

• Instrument transceivers (for bedside monitors)

• Telepack 2.4 (patient worn transmitter)

• A DC power distribution system to provide power for the access points

• Power Over Ethernet (POE) modules to carry DC power to the access points over CAT5 cable

• CAT5 shielded cable used to connect the access points to the Server or switch

• A switch to network the access points together

WMTS Telemetry

• Instrument transceivers (for bedside monitors)

• Telepack 608 (patient worn transmitter)

• TIM Transceivers

• Antenna Network

• Active Antenna

• RG6 and/or RG11 coax cable

• RF Splitters



1.2

1.2.1

Panorama Block Diagrams

Panorama Block Diagrams

The following block diagrams illustrate wired and wireless (ISM, WMTS) configurations for the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network.

Wired

Printer

PANORAMA

Central

Station

16 Patient

Display Display

Switch

Patient Network

100 Base T E-LAN

Panorama Central Network C-LAN

Switch

PANORAMA

Central

Station

16 Patient

Patient Network

100 Base T

Display

E-LAN

Display

Passport 2 - 16 Passport 2 - 1 Passport 2 - 2 Passport 2 - 16 Passport 2 - 1

FIGURE 1-1 Panorama Patient Monitoring Network (Wired)

Passport 2 - 2



1.2.1.1

ISM (2.4 GHz) Telemetry


Switch

Panorama

Central

Station

16 Patient


Switch

Panorama

Telemetry

Server

Display Display

Access Points

Switch

Power Distribution CAT5 Cables

Printer

Passport 2 Passport 2 Passport 2 -

FIGURE 1-2 Panorama Patient Monitoring Network (ISM)

Telepack 2.4



1.2.1.2

WMTS (608 MHz) Telemetry


Printer


Switch

Panorama

Central

Station

16 Patient

Switch

Wireless

Telemetry

Server

Server Server

Panorama Wireless Transceiver

Coax

Cable

RF

Splitter

Coax

Cable

RF Antenna

Network

RF

Splitter

Panorama

Antenna

Passport 2 Passport 2 Spectrum -

FIGURE 1-3 Panorama Patient Monitoring Network (WMTS)

Telepack


1.3.5

1.3.6

1 - 8

1.3.7

System Modules, Components, and Peripherals

1.3

1.3.1

1.3.2

1.3.3

1.3.4


System Modules, Components, and Peripherals

Panorama Central Station

The Panorama Central Station contains the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network application software, operating system, patient data processing, and data storage components.

The application software is stored on the system hard drive within the Panorama Central

Station. A separate hard drive stores patient historical data.

Monitors (LCD, CRT) provide a graphic display of patient waveforms and other data.

Network Laser Printer

A network laser printer provides ECG Strip and Patient Report printouts. One Panorama

Central Station is capable of supporting up to two printers.

The following network printers are approved for use with the Panorama Central Station:

• HP

®

4050N

• HP4100N

• HP4200N

Keyboard, Video, and Mouse (KVM) Extender

The KVM Extender allows display monitors, speakers, and mouse to be located away from the Panorama Central Station. The KVM Extender consists of a transmitter and receiver connected via CAT5 cable. The transmitter is located at the Central Station location, and the receiver is located at the display monitor location. Data signals are carried by CAT5 Ethernet cable and link the Central Station with the display monitor(s). The extenders can be located up to a maximum of 400 ft. (122 m.) [cable distance] away from the nurses’ station.

Network Switches

Switches route data from bedside monitors and telemetry servers and transfer the data to the

Panorama Central Station.

Switches facilitate Central Station-to-Central Station communication, and communication to a network laser printer.

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

UPS provides battery backup during a power outage and limited AC surge protection for all

Panorama Central Station components (except for a laser printer).

Speakers

Speakers provide audio from the Panorama Central Station (i.e., they plug directly into the

Central Station or the KVM extender).

Access Point (2.4 GHz Telemetry only)

The Access Point collects patient data transmitted from the bedside monitors and telepacks.



1.4

1.4.1

1.4.2

Bedside Monitors

Bedside Monitors

Passport 2

®

(Monitors)

The Passport 2 monitor is a four-trace vital-signs monitor that can be mounted on a rolling stand, wall mount bracket, or tabletop. You can monitor the following patient parameters:

• ECG, ST (optional)

• Invasive (optional) and Non-Invasive Blood Pressure

• SpO

2

• Respiration Rate

• Temperature, Arrhythmia (optional)

• Gases (optional)

• CO

2

(optional)

For additional information on the Passport 2 monitor, refer to the Passport 2 Operating

Instructions manual.

Spectrum ™

The Spectrum monitor is a four-trace vital-signs monitor that can be mounted on a rolling stand, wall mount bracket, or tabletop. You can monitor the following patient parameters:

• ECG, ST (optional)

• Invasive (optional) and Non-Invasive Blood Pressure

• SpO

2

• Respiration Rate

• Temperature, Arrhythmia (optional)

• Gases (optional)

• CO

2

(optional)

• 12 Lead ECG (optional) - hardwire only

• Cardiac Output (optional)

• Drug Calcs

For additional information on the Spectrum monitor, refer to the Spectrum Operating

Instructions manual.


Theory of Operation

1.5

1.5.1


Theory of Operation

The Panorama Central Station is a 16-patient channel, medical monitoring system. The station’s design and monitor are based on an ATX computer architecture. Basic system data processing configuration includes an ATX computer, a CRT display with Touch Screen, and an Ethernet distribution system.

CAUTION: Software is written directly to some of the PC boards within the tower. Replacement of the PC boards with off-the-shelf

PC boards may compromise the proper operation of the

Central Station.

Panorama Central Station and Wireless Telemetry Server

Each of the Panorama Central Station’s hardware/software items (e.g., hard drives, controls, etc.,) are identified and detailed below. Functionality and connectivity for each component and/or peripheral is mentioned where appropriate. Specified for each is its contribution(s) to either the overall Panorama Patient Monitoring Network and/or to data management operations designated by system architecture for the Central Station module.

Cases are the same for the Central Station and the Telemetry Server with the exception of the network connections. These connections are labeled specifically for telemetry, patient, and central networks.

Software versions 6.X and 7.X are only compatible with the tower case or 4U case.

Software versions 8.X and above are only compatible with the 2U case.

Refer to Figure 1-4 for an internal, side view of the Central Station Tower. Refer to Figures

1-5 and 1-6 for views of the Central Station 2U chassis and wireless telemetry server.


Instrument Description Theory of Operation

1

7

J29

3

4

5

2

J17

J16

J15

J19

J30

BT1

J54

6

11

FIGURE 1-4 Panorama Central Station Tower (Internal Side View)

1. Power Supply

2. Motherboard

3. AGP Display Board

4. Serial Touch Screen Board

5. Network Interface Card

6. Raid Controller

7. CD-ROM Drive

8. System Hard Drive

9. Floppy Drive

10. Disclosure Hard Drive(s)

11. TIM PCI Board (WMTS Wireless only)

8

9

10


Theory of Operation

VGA Card


Riser Card

Motherboard

Power Supply

System Hard drive

CDRW drive

Disclosure Hard drive

Floppy drive

FIGURE 1-5 2U Central Station and View-Only Workstation

VGA Card

TIM PCI Card

Telemetry Network

Interface Card

Riser Card

Motherboard

Power Supply


CDRW drive

Floppy drive

FIGURE 1-6 2U Telemetry Server



1.5.1.1

1.5.1.2

1.5.1.3

1.5.1.4

1.5.1.5

1.5.1.5.1

1.5.1.5.2

Motherboard

The motherboard is the physical platform on which the computer’s electronic circuitry and processors reside. The computer’s Central Processing Unit (CPU) is docked on the motherboard. The CPU executes the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network proprietary software. The following components also reside on the motherboard:

• Random Access Memory (RAM)

• Read Only Memory, Basic Input/Output System (ROM BIOS)

• Associated Processing Logic

• Audio Circuit

• EIDE controller for 3.5” floppy drive and system hard drives

• Patient/Central Network Interfaces

• Mouse and keyboard controllers

Connected to the Motherboard via PCI connectors:

• RAID Controller Card (Tower cases and 4U Central Station only)

• Patient Network/Telemetry Network Interface Card (Tower cases, 2U Server and 4U

Central Station only)

• Serial Interface Card Tower cases and 4U Central Station only)

• AGP Graphics Display Card (Tower cases and 4U Central Station only)

• TIM PCI Card (Tower Wireless Telementry Servers only)

• Riser Card (2U Central cases and 2U Panorama Telemetry Server only)

Connected to the Riser Card (2U Cases only)

• Telemetry Network Interface Card (Panorama Telemetry Server only)

• TIM PCI Card (Panorama Telemetry Server only)

• AGP Graphics Display Card

System Hard Drive Assembly

The system hard drive stores the Operating System (Windows NT

®

) and Panorama application software. It is controlled by EIDE controller circuitry on the motherboard.

CD-ROM Drive

The CD-ROM drive is used to load software and to copy error logs. It is housed in a removable drive tray.

RAID Controller Card (Tower Cases and 4U Central Station only)

The RAID Controller Card sits in the J15 slot on the motherboard. It controls the two (2) disclosure hard drives.

Panorama Patient Network Interface Card

The Panorama Patient Network Interface Card (NIC) sits in the J16 slot on the motherboard.

It provides a 100 Mbps Ethernet interface for the Panorama Patient Network.


Theory of Operation Instrument Description

1.5.1.5.3

1.5.1.5.4

1.5.1.6

1.5.1.7

1.5.1.8

1.5.1.9

1.5.1.9.1

1.5.1.9.2

Serial Interface Card (Tower Cases and 4U Central Station only)

The Serial Interface Card sits in the J17 slot on the motherboard. It provides connection to the

Touch Screen inputs on the monitors.

AGP Graphics Display Card

The AGP Graphics Display card sits in the J19 slot on the motherboard. There are two versions of the graphic display card. The first version has two HD-15 connectors. The second version has one DVI connector and one HD-15 connector. The second version requires the use of a DVI-to-HD-15 adapter. These connectors are cabled to the display monitors.

ATX Power Supply

The ATX switching Power Supply provides power for all electronic assemblies within the

Panorama Central Station. Regulated voltages are +5, -5, +12, and -12 Volts. The power supply has a universal AC input and is rated for 300 Watts (minimum).

Disclosure Hard Drives (Central Stations Only)

Tower Cases and 4U Central Stations

Two disclosure hard drives store all patient data. The RAID controller card controls these drives.

2U Central Station

One disclosure hard drive stores all patient data. The IDE controller on the motherboard controls the hard drive.

3.5” Floppy Drive

A Diskette Drive is used for running diagnostic software and uploading software. It is controlled by Diskette Drive controller circuitry on the motherboard.

Central Station Displays

LCD Display

All text and graphics are displayed on the LCD screen. The unit is powered from an external

AC power supply. Graphics information is transmitted through a graphics cable from an AGP

Graphics Card.

CRT Display

All text and graphics are displayed on the CRT screen. The display assembly contains the cathode ray tube and the associated sweep boards. The unit is powered from the AC line and contains its own fuse. Graphics information is transmitted through a graphics cable from an AGP Graphics Card.



1.5.2

1.5.2.1

Touch Screen

The Touch Screen consists of a flat glass plate that fits over the face of a CRT or LCD monitor display, and is an integral part of the monitor. The Touch Screen controller is located inside the monitor housing. A DB-9 serial cable connects each monitor to the Serial Interface Card or Serial Port on the Panorama Central Station. The Touch Screen uses surface acoustic wave

(SAW) technology.

Principles of Operation

Surface acoustic waves (SAW) are mechanical waves that propagate in the surface of the medium in which they are generated. The actual detection and location of a finger touch on a SAW Touch Screen depends on the absorption of a subsection of the Touch Screen’s SAW energy by the finger touching the screen.

The Touch Screen creates an absence of SAW energy. SAW energy is coupled to and extracted from the Touch Screen by four identical piezoelectric transducers and a nearly invisible array of fired-on glass-fit acoustic reflector strips around the border of a glass panel.


Theory of Operation Instrument Description



2.0

Repair Information

2.1 Introduction .............................................................................. 2-2

2.2 Safety Precautions .................................................................... 2-2

2.3 Equipment and Special Tools Required ...................................... 2-2

2.4 Troubleshooting ........................................................................ 2-3

2.5 WMTS Telemetry ....................................................................... 2-10

2.6 Disassembly Instructions ........................................................... 2-13

2.7 Assembly Instructions ............................................................... 2-21


Introduction

2.1

2.2

2.3


Introduction

This section provides the necessary technical information to perform repairs to the system.

The most important prerequisites for effective troubleshooting are a thorough understanding of the system functions and the theory of operation. If necessary, refer to the appropriate

Panorama Patient Monitoring Network Operating Instructions Manual (P/N 0070-00-XXXX-

XX), which describes instrument functions and features in full detail.

Safety Precautions

In the event the instrument covers are removed, make certain you observe the following warnings and general guidelines:

• Do not short component leads together.

• Observe proper ANTI-STATIC precautions.

Equipment and Special Tools Required

You will need the following equipment and/or special tools when performing repairs on the system:

• Anti-Static Wrist Strap

• Anti-Static Mat

• #1 Phillips Screwdriver

• #2 Phillips Screwdriver

• Slotted Screwdriver

• Laptop Computer with 100MB Network Interface Card



2.4

2.4.1

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

The Central Station’s components can be separated into four (4) sections:

• Central Station and Displays

• Networks (Central, Patient, and Wireless)

• Bedside Patient Monitors

• Telemetry Devices

During the Central Station’s installation process, a configuration sheet was created to list all

IP addresses, subnet mask numbers, etc. assigned to the Central Station, Panorama Wireless

Telemetry Servers and bedside monitors. Refer to that configuration sheet if you cannot retrieve the information from the Central Station, or Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server. If you do not have the list, contact the Service Representative or Authorized Distributor that installed the system. Make sure you have the serial number of the Central Station or

Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server when calling.

Prior to troubleshooting a network problem, you should check the following areas:

• All AC and DC power connections are secure.

• All Ethernet cable connections are secure.

• Affected cable runs should be tested with a cable tester for continuity.

• IP addresses

• Valid Patient Network, Central Network and Wireless Network IP addresses should be verified.

• Bedside monitor configurations

• Wired or wireless configuration should be verified within the monitor’s installation menu. Refer to ‘‘Bedside Monitor Communication Configuration’’ on page 6-5 of this service manual.

• Central Station configuration

• Patient and Central network IP address configuration should be verified

• Equipment assignment/configuration should be verified within the Central Station’s

Equipment Setup Menu.

Central Station and Displays

The Central Station or display does not come on

1. Verify the power LED on the CRT display is ON.

2. On LCD displays, turn off the power switch and turn it back on. Verify the logo is briefly displayed. If No Signal is displayed on the screen, no video signals are reaching the display.

3. Verify that the cable between the display and the tower is making a good connection, and that the connector screws are tight.

• If the problem persists, it is likely due to a problem within the tower.


Troubleshooting Repair Information

4. Verify that AC power is ON at the Central Station.

5. Reboot the Central Station. Verify that the power and hard drive LEDs are illuminated and the fans are operating.

• If the display still does not come on, the problem is likely within the tower.

• If the hard drive LED does not illuminate, the problem is likely related to the CPU or the motherboard.

• If the fans are not operating, the problem is likely the power supply.

The display comes on but the Central Station does not complete

“self-test”

1. Note at which point the unit stopped during the boot-up self-test (e.g., passed through the memory check, CMOS check, Drive check).

• This may mean replacement of the Network Interface Card, the Mother PCB, or one of the hard drives.

The unit went through self-test, but did not get to the Panorama operating screen. It stays at the blue screen - no desktop icons

1. Clear the error and event logs (contact a Service Representative for instructions) and save the config tool.

The mouse does not function

1. Verify that the connections at the rear of the Central Station are secure and that they are in the appropriate locations.

2. Check connections to the KVM Extender (Transmitter & Receiver).

3. Re-power the KVM by disconnecting AC power from the transmitter and receiver.

4. Reboot the system. Is the mouse functional?

• If not, install a new PS2 mouse and reboot the system again.

5. Is the mouse functional now?

• If not, this may mean replacement of the Mother PCB.

No touch screen response

1. Verify that the connections at the rear of the Central Station are secure and that they are in the appropriate locations.

2. Check connections to the KVM Extender (Transmitter & Receiver).

3. Re-power the KVM by disconnecting AC power from the transmitter and receiver.

4. Clean the touch screen panel.

5. Reboot the system. Is the touch screen functional?

• If not, this may mean replacement of the touch screen monitor or the touch screen controller card.



2.4.2

Troubleshooting

Laser printer does not print when requested

1. Verify and correct any error messages on the printer's Control Panel LCD.

2. Verify that the printer can print a test page using the printer's control panel menu.

3. Verify that the cable connections are secure between the printer and the Central Station.

• If there is a direct connection between the Central Station and the printer, verify a crossover patch cable is being used.

• If a switch is installed, check the cable connections between the switch and the Central

Network connector at the rear of the Central Station. Verify the cable connection between the printer and the switch.

4. Verify the LED is illuminated on the network interface card on the laser printer.

5. If a switch is installed, verify that the Power/Self Test LED is on (and green) at the switch.

Verify the behavior of the Packet and Status LEDs at the port in which each cable is connected. The Status LED should be on steady green. The Status LED will flash only while there is traffic on that port.

6. If the Status LED is not illuminated, disconnect the cable and plug it into another port.

Verify that the Packet and Status LEDs illuminate for the appropriate port.

• If all of the above are correct, the problem is likely not in the printer.

7. Verify the Central Station’s print setup is configured properly. Refer to the Panorama

Printer Configuration Guide (P/N 0070-00-0561) for proper configuration of the printer.

Communication Loss From An Individual Bedside Monitor

Wired Network

1. Verify the cable connections between the switch and Central Station, and ensure the connection at the tower is at the Patient Network connector.

2. Verify the Power LED on the switch is illuminated.

3. Verify the Port Status LED is illuminated in conjunction with the port used. If not, disconnect the cable and plug it into another port. Verify the Port Status LED of the new port illuminates.

4. Verify the bedside monitor is connected to the wall jack.

5. Verify the Link LED on the Comm Port on the bedside monitor is illuminated.

• If the Link LED does not illuminate, it may indicate that the Comm Port is defective.

6. Verify the "V" at the bedside monitor, which indicates communication with the Central

Station. See Figure 2-1.


Troubleshooting

Be


V

V

FIGURE 2-1 Bedside Monitor (Wired Network)

Wireless Network (2.4 GHz)

1. Verify that the Radio Icon is displayed on the bedside monitor. The Radio Icon indicates the Radio Card is being detected by the monitor. See Figure 2-2.

2 - 6

FIGURE 2-2 Bedside Monitor (Wireless)

• If the Radio Icon is not displayed, verify that the bedside monitor is properly configured for the wireless network.

• If the bedside monitor is configured properly, replace the radio card.

• Verify the LED on the Radio card in the bedside monitor is rapidly flashing. This indicates the Radio card is transmitting with the Access Point. If the LED is slowly pulsing in an on/off manner, the Radio card is not communicating with the Access

Point.


Repair Information Troubleshooting

• Verify the "1" at the bedside monitor. This indicates communication with the Access

Point.

FIGURE 2-3 Bedside Monitor (Wireless)

• The Status LED on the Access Point is blinking on/off. If the LED is steady on, steady off or flashing irregularly, replace the Access Point.

• Verify the Wired and Wireless LAN LEDs on the Access Points. Verify the link LEDs are on steady. Activity LEDs are flashing when there is traffic.

• Verify the Power LED is illuminated on the Power Distribution power supply. Verify 15

VDC at the output of the power distribution system.

• Verify power at the POE Modules at the Access Point and at the Panorama Wireless

Telemetry Server locations. Verify the green LED is illuminated. This indicates 15 VDC power to the unit.

• Verify the connection of the CAT5 cable between the POE Module and the Patch

Panel.

• Verify the connections between the Patch Panel, the POE Module, the switch, and the

Power Distribution/Power Supply. Verify AC and DC power at these units and verify the Status LEDs.

• Verify the correct connections at the Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server. The Patient

Network connection is not at the same location on the Panorama Wireless Telemetry

Server as it is on the Central Station.


Troubleshooting

2.4.3


Communication Loss From All Bedside Monitors

Wired Network

1. Verify AC power to the switch(es). Verify the Power and Status LEDs on the switch(es). Reboot the switch(es).

2. Verify the Status LED for the port connecting the Central Station to the switch.

• If not illuminated, connect the patch cable to another port on the switch. If the Status

LED still does not illuminate, the problem may be with the network card in the Central

Station.

3. Verify the LEDs on the Patient Network card on the Central Station.

• If not illuminated, the network card may be defective.

Wireless Network (2.4 GHz)

1. Verify AC power to the switch. Check the Power and Status LEDs on the switch. Re-boot the switch.

Connect a display to the Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server. Verify AC power to the

Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server.

Reboot the Server, verify if the power and hard drive LEDs are illuminated and the fans are operating.

After the reboot, the CB configuration screen should display the following:

CB X

Translator Found and is still communicating




FIGURE 2-4 CB Configuration Screen

This indicates that the Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server is communicating to an Access

Point. If nothing is displayed in the window, the Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server is not communicating to any Access Points.

If the display still does not come on, there is a problem within the Server.


Repair Information Troubleshooting

• If the hard Drive LED does not illuminate, the problem is likely related to the CPU or the motherboard.

• If the fans are not operating, the problem is likely the power supply.

2. Verify the LEDs on the Telemetry Network card on the Panorama Wireless Telemetry

Server.

If not illuminated, the network card may be defective.

3. Verify the Status of the Wireless Network Components.

• The Status LED on the Access Point is blinking on/off. If the LED is steady on, steady off or flashing irregularly, replace the Access Point.

• Verify the Wired and Wireless LAN LEDs on the access Points. Verify the link LEDs are on steady. Activity LEDs are flashing when there is traffic.

• Verify the Power LED is illuminated on the Power Distribution power supply. Verify 15

VDC at the output of the power distribution system.

• Verify power at the POE Modules at the Access Point and at the Panorama Wireless

Telemetry Server locations. Verify the green LED is illuminated. This indicates 15 VDC power to the unit.

• Verify the connection of the CAT5 cable between the POE Module and the Patch

Panel. Switch the connection at the Patch Panel.

• Verify the connections between the Patch Panel, the POE Module, the switch, and the

Power Distribution/Power Supply. Verify power at these units and check the Status

LEDs.

• Verify the correct Ethernet cable connections at the Panorama Wireless Telemetry

Server.

NOTE: If all of the verifications are ok, it is possible to "Ping" individual components of the system (e.g., Central Station, bedside monitor, Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server,

Access Point). The requirement is a laptop computer with

Windows 98SE (minimum) with a 100mega-bit Network

Interface Card (NIC). The laptop has to be re-configured with the same structure of Patient, Central, and Wireless

Network IP addresses as the Panorama System (e.g.,

7.6.6.x, 7.7.7.x and 7.8.8.x). Refer to the configuration list with the IP addresses that was created at the time of installation.


WMTS Telemetry

2.5

2.5.1

2.5.2


WMTS Telemetry

Individual Device (Telepack)

1. Verify the device ID of the Telepack is entered to the Central Station's equipment list.

2. Connect all leads to an ECG simulator and then install two (2) new “AA” batteries into the Telepack.

Once batteries are installed, verify that the LED display powers up in the following sequence:

• LA

• RA

• All connected leads

• Link status and battery status

If the device did not power up in the preceding sequence:

1. Press the test button on the transmitter. If the Link Status LED and/or Battery LED do not illuminate, that indicates a fault within the transmitter. The transmitter should be removed from service.

2. If, however, after pressing the test button, the LED display illuminated in the following sequence: LA, RA, LL, then that indicates the transmitter has not been programmed. Refer to the operator’s manual 0070-00-0632-XX for instructions on programming the

Telepack.

System Wide Problem

Panorama Wireless Transceiver

Check the status LEDs on the Panorama Wireless Transceiver.

If the Fault LED (red) is illuminated, this indicates an internal error has occurred within the

TIM. The TIM must be rebooted to clear the error.

If the Power (green) and Configured (yellow) LEDs are not illuminated, check if AC power is connected. If power is connected, disconnect the AC cord and check the fuse in the power entry module. Reboot the Panorama Wireless Transceiver and check the status of the LEDs.

If the Power (green) and Configured (yellow) LEDs are illuminated, check the power LED on the antennas. If the LED is not illuminated on the antennas, this indicates that no 9 VDC is being provided by the Panorama Wireless Transceiver to the antenna grid. Each branch of the antenna grid (Main and Diversity) has its own 9 VDC source. Check the output of each branch at the BNC connector for 9 VDC. If either branch is less than 9 VDC, leave the branch disconnected for a short period of time until the 9 VDC level returns. If the 9 VDC does not return to normal, reboot the Server and measure again.

After rebooting and reconnecting the antennas, the antenna grid again loses 9 VDC, there may be a short in the antenna system or the there is a problem within the Panorama Wireless

Transceiver.



2.5.3

WMTS Telemetry

Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server

If the Server is configured properly and communicating with the Central Station, the Server displays the following text.

Waiting for green signal from OSC

CB Server Created

FIGURE 2-5 Confirmation of Server Configuration

If the ‘‘CB Server Created’’message does not appear, the Server is not communicating with the Central Station. Check the cabling between the Server and the Central Station. Using a laptop computer, "Ping" the individual devices via the Patient Network (ELAN) to verify proper communication. If an individual device cannot be reached via the LAN, troubleshoot the problem.

If the Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server is communicating with the telemetry devices, and the telemetry devices are properly programmed and assigned to the equipment list, the

Server displays the following text.


CB Server Created

WMTS Telepack Translator Initialized



FIGURE 2-6 Confirmation of Communications with Telemetry Devices

If the "WMTS Telepack Translator Initialized" message does not appear, the telemetry device may not be in the Central Station's equipment list or the Server WMTS devices file.


WMTS Telemetry Repair Information

If the telemetry devices are communicating with the Central Station, the Server displays the following text.


CB Server Created




FIGURE 2-7 Confirmation of Communications with Central Station

Verify that each bedside monitor is displayed on the Central Station.



2.6

Disassembly Instructions

Disassembly Instructions

This section provides information to assist the technician in disassembly and removal of individual components for replacement.

The monitors and network switches do not contain any user-replaceable parts and are serviced on an exchange or replacement basis.

1

7

8

9

10

J29

2

3

4

5

J17

J16

J15

J19

J30

J54

BT1

6

11

FIGURE 2-8 Central Station Tower (Internal Side View)

1. Power Supply

2. Motherboard

3. AGP Display Board

4. Serial Touch Screen Board

5. Network Interface Card

6. RAID Controller

7. CD-ROM Drive

8. System Hard Drive

9. Floppy Disk Drive

10. Disclosure Hard Drive(s)

11. TIM PCI Board

12. CMOS Battery

12



VGA Card


Riser Card

Motherboard

Power Supply


CDRW drive Disclosure Hard drive

Floppy drive

FIGURE 2-9 2U Central Station and View-Only Workstation

VGA Card

TIM PCI Card

Telemetry Network

Interface Card

Riser Card

Motherboard

Power Supply


2 - 14

CDRW drive

Floppy drive

FIGURE 2-10 2U Telemetry Server


Repair Information Disassembly Instructions

2.6.1

2.6.2

2.6.3

Top Cover Removal

Tower Case

1. Depending on the case style, remove the four (4) or six (6) screws on the rear of the

Central Station chassis.

2. Slide the cover toward the rear and lift off.

4U Case

1. Remove the thumb screw from the rear of the case.

2. Lift off the top cover.

3. Remove the eight (8) screws securing the cover plate.

4. Remove the cover plate.

2U Case

1. Remove the four (4) screws securing the top cover (2 on each side).

2. Lift off the top cover.

Front Panel Removal (Tower Case Only)

Grab the panel in the opening at the bottom and lift up and away from the chassis.

Power Supply Removal

Tower Case

1. Disconnect the power connector to the motherboard (J29).

2. Disconnect the power connectors from the floppy drive, auxiliary fan, system hard drive, and disclosure hard drives.

3. Remove the four (4) or six (6) screws securing the power supply to the rear of the chassis.

2U Case

1. Disconnect the ATX power connector from the motherboard.

2. Disconnect the DC power connectors from all the hard drives, CD-ROM and floppy drives.

3. Remove the three (3) screws securing the supply to the rear panel.

4. Remove the two screws securing the supply to the inside of the chassis.

5. Remove the power supply. Cut tie-wraps as necessary.

4U Central Station

1. Disconnect the ATX power connector from the motherboard.

2. Disconnect the DC power connectors from all the hard drives, CD-ROM and Floppy drives.

3. Remove the four (4) screws securing the supply to the rear panel.

4. Remove the power supply. Cut tie-wraps as necessary.



2.6.4

2.6.5

2.6.6


PC Board and/or Riser Board Removal

Tower Cases (No Riser Board)

1. Remove the screw securing the board to the chassis.

2. Lift the board out of its PCI or AGP slot.

2U Central Cases

1. Remove the screw securing the board to the chassis. (Use the holes on the side of the chassis to access the screw).

2. Remove the two (2) screws securing the Riser card to the stiffener bar.

3. Remove the screw securing the stiffener bar and lift out the bar.

4. Remove the two (2) screws securing the TIM PCI card to the chassis (WMTS - Wireless

Telemetry Server Only).

4U Central Cases

1. Remove the screws securing the retaining bridge and remove the bridge.

2. Remove the screw securing the board to the chassis.

3. Lift out the PC board from the PCI or AGP slot on the motherboard.

Riser Board Removal (Central Stations, View-Only Workstations and

Telemetry Servers).

1. Remove the screw for each board attached to the riser board. Use the holes on the side of the chassis to access the screws.

2. Remove each board from the riser.

Auxiliary Fan Removal (Tower Case Only)

1. Disconnect the DC power connector from the power supply harness.

2. Remove the four (4) screws securing the fan to the rear of the chassis.

Motherboard Removal

Pentium II Motherboard

1. Remove the DC power connector (from the power supply) from J29.

2. Remove all PC boards from the PCI and AGP connectors.

3. Disconnect all ribbon cables from the primary IDE (J30), secondary IDE (J31) and

Floppy Drive (J27) connectors.

4. Disconnect the Power Switch (J54), HD LED (J54), Reset Switch (J43), Speaker (J54), and

Power LED (J54) connectors from the motherboard.



2.6.7


5. Remove the four (4) screws securing the motherboard mounting plate to the chassis. Pull the mounting plate out of the chassis.

6. Remove the ten (10) screws securing the motherboard to the mounting plate.

7. Remove the motherboard from the mounting plate.

Pentium IV Motherboard (2U Central Stations)

1. Remove the DC power connector from J10 on the motherboard.

2. Remove the power connector from J12 on the motherboard.

3. Remove all PC cards from the motherboard and Riser card.

4. Remove the ribbon cables from the IDE1, IDE2 and FDD1 connectors.

5. Disconnect the cables from J20 (System Function Connector).

6. Disconnect the ribbon cables (coming from the serial ports) from J11, J15 and J16.

7. Remove the screws securing the motherboard to the chassis.

8. Remove the motherboard.

System HardDrive Removal

Tower Case

1. Remove the four (4) screws (two on either side) securing the hard drive to the drive rack.

2. Disconnect the power connectors and ribbon cables from the drive(s).

3. Pull the system drive tray out through the front of the chassis.

2U Central Station and 2U Telemetry Server

1. Remove the ribbon and DC power cables from the hard drive.

2. Remove the two screws securing the Hard Drive bracket. Pull the bracket towards the rear of the chassis.

3. Remove the screws securing the hard drive to the bracket. Remove the hard drive.

4U Central Station

1. Remove the ribbon and DC power cables from the hard drive.

2. Remove the four (4) screws from the CDRW and Full Disclosure drive brackets.

3. Remove the two screws securing the Hard Drive bracket. Pull the bracket towards the rear of the chassis.

4. Remove the screws securing the hard drive to the bracket. Remove the hard drive.



2.6.8

2.6.9


Floppy Drive and Disclosure Hard Drive(s) Removal

Tower Case

1. Remove the three (3) screws securing the 3.5-inch drive rack to the front of the chassis.

2. Loosen the screws securing the cable retainer bracket to the hard drive. Remove the cable retainer bracket.

3. Loosen the screws securing the cable retainer bracket to the floppy drive. Remove the cable retainer bracket.

4. Disconnect the power connectors and ribbon cables from the drive(s).

5. Press up on the locking tab and pull the drive rack out through the front of the chassis.


1. Remove the ribbon and DC power cables from the drive(s).

2. Remove the five (5) screws from the CDROM/Floppy Drive bracket.

3. Remove the two (2) screws from the Full Disclosure drive bracket. Slide the bracket towards the rear of the chassis. Remove the bracket from the chassis.

4. Remove the screws securing the drive to the bracket. Remove the drive.

4U Central Station


2. Remove the four (4) screws from the CDROM/Floppy Drive and Full Disclosure drive brackets. Remove the bracket from the chassis.


CD-ROM Drive Removal

Tower Case

1. Remove the four (4) screws (two on either side) securing the drive to the drive rack.

2. Pull the drive out of the drive rack.



2. Remove the four (4) screws from the CDROM/Floppy Drive and Full Disclosure drive brackets. Remove the bracket from the chassis.


4U Central Station


2. Remove the four (4) screws from the CDROM/Floppy Drive brackets. Remove the bracket from the chassis.



Repair Information Disassembly Instructions

2.6.10

Panorama Wireless Transceiver (WMTS Telemetry Only)

Before disassembling the unit, perform the following:

1. Power down the system and disconnect the AC line cord.

2. Remove all interface cables from the rear of the Panorama Wireless Transceiver.

3. Perform all work on a properly grounded, anti-static work area.

4. Discharge the static voltage from your body by wearing a grounded, anti-static wrist strap.

5. Minimize the handling of static-sensitive components.

6. Store static-sensitive components in their original containers or in anti-static bags.

Refer to Figure 2-11 on page 2-19 for component locations.

6

5

10

10

9

9

2 1

8

7 3 4

8

FIGURE 2-11 Panorama Wireless Transceiver Components (Internal Top View)

1. Main RF Connector

2. Diversity RF Connector

3. 9 VDC Connector

4. 5/12 VDC Connector

5. LED Connector

6. AC Input Connector

7. Top Cover Screws (20)

8. TIM PCB Screws (11)

9. Fan Screws (4)

10. Power Supply Screws (4)


Disassembly Instructions Repair Information

2.6.10.1

2.6.10.2

2.6.10.3

Top Cover Removal

1. Disconnect all interface cables from the rear of the Panorama Wireless Transceiver.

2. Disconnect the coax cables from the front of the Panorama Wireless Transceiver.

3. If necessary, remove the Panorama Wireless Transceiver from the equipment rack.

4. Remove the 20 screws securing the top cover. This will expose the Panorama Wireless

Transceiver board, power supply, and cooling fan.

Fan Removal

1. Remove the four (4) screws securing the fan to the chassis.

2. Disconnect the AC power wires from the fan (quick disconnect tabs).

3. Remove the fan from the chassis.

Power Supply Removal

1. Disconnect the AC power input cable from the power supply.

2. Disconnect the 5/12 VDC power connector.

3. Disconnect the 9 VDC power connector.

4. Remove the four (4) screws securing the power supply to the chassis.

5. Remove the power supply from the chassis.

Panorama Wireless Transceiver Board Removal

1. Disconnect the LED Connector from the board.

2. Disconnect the Main and Diversity RF connectors from the board.

3. Disconnect the red and black wires from the 9 VDC power connector.

4. Disconnect the 5/12 VDC connector from the board.

5. Remove the 11 screws securing the board to the chassis.

6. Remove the Panorama Wireless Transceiver board from the chassis.


Repair Information Assembly Instructions

2.7

2.7.1

2.7.1.1

2.7.1.2

2.7.1.3

2.7.2

2.7.2.1

Assembly Instructions

This section provides information to assist the technician in re-assembling components of the

Panorama Wireless Transceiver. If necessary, see Figures 2-8 and 2-9 for reference.

Panorama Wireless Transceiver (WMTS Only)

Fan

1. Connect the two (2) black wires to the tabs on the fan.

2. Secure the fan to the chassis with the four (4) screws.

Power Supply

1. Secure the power supply to the chassis with the four (4) screws.

2. Connect the AC power input cable.

3. Connect the 5/12 VDC power connector.

4. Connect the 9 VDC power connector.

Panorama Wireless Transceiver Board

1. Secure the board to the chassis with the 11 screws.

2. Connect the LED Connector to the board.

3. Connect the Main and Diversity RF connectors to the board.

4. Connect the red and black wires to the 9 VDC power connector.

5. Connect the 5/12 VDC connector to the board.

Central Station and Telemetry Servers

Motherboard

Tower Cases, 4U Central Stations and 2U Telemetry Servers

1. Mount the motherboard to the motherboard mounting plate using ten (10) screws.

2. Install the mounting plate into the chassis and secure with four (4) screws.

3. Connect the power connector from the power supply to J29.

4. If necessary, install the microprocessor into U10 and connect the fan into J24 and the four 128 MB SDRAM chips into U16, U17, U18 and U70.

5. Plug in the PC boards into the PCI and AGP slots on the motherboard.

6. Connect the SPEAKER wires (Red/Black twisted pair) to J54- Black to pin 23 and red to pin 26.

7. Connect the POWER LED wire (black and green wires) to J54- Black to pin 17 and green to pin 19.

8. Connect the HARD DRIVE LED wires (black and red wires) to J54 - Black to pin 14 and red to pin 15.


Assembly Instructions Repair Information

2.7.2.2

9. Connect the RESET SWITCH wires (white and black wires) to J43 - Polarity does not matter.

10. Connect the POWER SWITCH wires (black and brown wires) to J54 - Black to pin 8 and brown to pin 9.

Verify the four (4) dip switches of SW1 are set as follows: 1- ON, 2-OFF, 3- OFF, 4- ON.

2U Central Station

1. Secure the motherboard to the chassis using 10 screws.

2. Connect the ATX power supply connector to J10 on the motherboard.

3. Connect the ATX 12 V power connector to J12 on the motherboard.

4. Connect the 40-pin ribbon cable from the CDROM drive to the IDE2 connector.

5. Connect the 40-pin ribbon cable from the hard drives to the IDE1 connector.

6. Connect the 34-pin ribbon cable from the Floppy drive to the FDD1 connector.

7. Connect the ribbon cable from P0 serial port to J15 on the motherboard.

8. Connect the ribbon cable from P1 serial port to J16 on the motherboard.

9. Connect the ribbon cable from the unmarked serial port to J11 on the motherboard.

10. Connect the speaker connector to pins 1-4 (red to pin 1) on J20.

11. Connect the green LED connector to pins 11-13 (green to pin 11) on J20.

12. Connect the power switch connector to pins 7 and 17 (blue to pin 7) on J20.

13. Connect the reset switch connector to pins 9 and 19 (red to pin 9) on J20.

14. Connect the red LED connector to pins 10 and 20 (black to pin 10) on J20.

PC Boards

Tower Cases (Pentium II Motherboards)

1. Plug each PC board into its assigned PCI or AGP slot on the motherboard:

• AGP Display Board into J19

• Serial Controller Board into J17

• Network Interface Board into J16

• RAID Controller Board into J15

• TIM PCI Board into J14

2U and 4U Chassis

• Reinstall the riser card.

• Secure the riser card to the chassis with the appropriate screws.

• Plug the individual PC cards into the riser board.

• Refer to Figure 2-12 for proper location of each board.

• Secure each PC card to the chassis with one screw.



4U Central Station

Assembly Instructions

2U Central Station

VGA

Card

Quad I/O

Card

Network

Interface

Card

Serial Port

Adapter

Serial Port

Adapter

Telemetry Server

Patient

Network

TIM

PCI

Card

FIGURE 2-12 PC Board Locations

VGA

Card

Telemetry

Network

Network

Interface

Card

VGA

Card



2.7.2.3

2.7.3

2.7.3.1

Power Supply

Tower Cases

1. Secure the power supply to the rear of the chassis with four (4) screws.

2. Connect the power connector from the power supply to J29 on the motherboard.

3. Plug a power connector onto each hard drive and into the floppy drive.

2U Central and 2U Server

1. Connect the ATX power connector to the motherboard.

2. Connect the DC power connectors to all the hard drives, CDROM and floppy drives.

3. Secure the supply to the inside of the chassis with the two screws.

4. Secure the supply to the rear panel with three screws. Use tie-wraps as necessary to dress the cables.

4U Central Station

1. Connect the ATX power connector to the motherboard.

2. Connect the DC power connectors to all the hard drives, CDROM and floppy drives.

3. Secure the supply to the rear panel with the four (4) screws.

4. Use tie-wraps as necessary to dress the cables.

Drive Replacement

Floppy Drive and Disclosure Hard Drive(s)


1. Install the replacement drive into the drive rack.

2. Connect the power and ribbon cables to the rear of the drive.

3. Slide the drive rack into the front of the chassis. Secure the drive rack with three (3) screws.

4. Connect the power connectors and ribbon cables to the drives.

5. Install a cable retainer bracket to each of the drives.

6. Tighten the screws that secure the cable retainer brackets.

NOTE: After replacement of one or both of the full disclosure hard drives, the Array must be created and formatted. Follow the instructions in section 2.7.7.



2.7.3.2

2.7.4

2.7.5

CD-ROM Drive and System Hard Drive

Tower Cases

1. Install the replacement drive into the chassis.

2. Connect the power and ribbon cables to the rear of the drive.

3. Secure the drive to the chassis with the four (4) screws (two on either side).

2U Central and 2U Server

1. Install the drive into the hard drive bracket and secure with two screws.

2. Install the bracket back into the chassis.

3. Secure the hard drive bracket to the chassis with the two screws.

4. Connect the ribbon and DC power cables to the hard drive.

4U Central Station (System Hard Drive)

1. Install the System hard drive into the hard drive bracket and secure with the four screws.

2. Install the hard drive bracket into the chassis and secure with two screws.


4U Central Station (CD-ROM and Floppy Drive)

1. Install the CDROM and Floppy drive into the drive bracket and secure each with the four screws.

2. Install the hard drive bracket into the chassis and secure with four screws.

3. Connect the ribbon and DC power cables to the CD-ROM and Floppy drive.

4U Central Station (Full Disclosure Drives)

1. Install each Disclosure drive into the hard drive bracket and secure with the four screws.

2. Install the hard drive bracket into the chassis and secure with four screws.


Auxiliary Fan


1. Connect the DC power connector to the fan.

2. Verify that the label on the fan is facing the rear of the chassis, which indicates the airflow is blowing out.

3. Secure the fan to the rear chassis with the four (4) screws.

CMOS Battery Replacement (BT1)

Locate and remove the existing battery from the motherboard and replace it with a new CR

2032 battery (3V). The positive terminal (+) should be visible. After battery replacement, verify/set up the CMOS per the Panorama Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification information on page 7-2.



2.7.6

2.7.7


Closing the Unit


1. Depending on the case style install the top and side covers and secure it with four (4) or six (6) screws.

2. Install the EMI shield onto the front cover and snap the front cover onto the chassis.

Rebooting and Testing the System

1. Reconnect the cables to the Central Station, except for the Patient Network and Central

Network (CAT 5) cables. See the section, “Connections and Configuration”, in this manual.

NOTE: Do not turn on the system without the Quad I/O serial cable

(P/N 0012-00-1257) connected to the Central Station (only applies to Tower Cases).

2. Install the keyboard and mouse. Turn the monitor and tower on.

3. If the system hard drive has been replaced, the operating software must be reloaded.

Use the instructions included with the system software CDs to load the software and configure the system. If the instructions are not available, contact your local Service

Representative or Technical Support Department.

NOTE: There are separate versions of software for the Central

Station and Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server.

4. If one or both of the full disclosure drives have been replaced, the system performs a selftest and eventually stops at the FastTrak66™ Bios Version Screen (shown below).

NOTE:

NOTE:

Step 4 only applies to Tower Cases (software revision 7.XX and below).

If a drive has not been replaced, skip to step 6.

FastTrac66 ? Bios Version 1.30 (Build 2)

? 1995-2000 Promise Technology, Inc. All Rights Reserved

No Array is defined厖

厖厖厖厖

.

Press <Ctrl-F> to enter FastBuild ? Utility or

Press <ESC> to continue booting

FIGURE 2-13 FastTrac66 Bios Version Screen



If a drive has been replaced, you must create a new Array.

a. Simultaneously press the Ctrl and F keys. The Main Menu appears.

FastBuild ? Utility 1.3 ? 1996-00 Promise Technology, Inc.

[ Main Menu ]

Auto Setup

View Drive Assignments

Define Array

Delete Array

Rebuild Array

Controller Configuration

[ 1 ]

[ 2 ]

[ 3 ]

[ 4 ]

[ 5 ]

[ 6 ]

FIGURE 2-14 FastBuild Utility Main Menu

b. Press [ 1 ] Auto Setup. The Auto Setup Options Menu appears.


[ Auto Setup Options Menu ]

Optimize Array for: Performance

Typical Application to use: Desktop

[ Array Setup Configuration ]

Mode 厖厖厖厖厖厖厖厖厖厖 Stripe

Spare Drive 厖厖厖厖厖厖厖 ? 厖 .0

Drives(s) Used in Array 厖

厖厖厖厖

? ? ..2

Array Disk Capacity (size in MB) 厖厖厖 ...厖 152638

FIGURE 2-15 Auto Setup Options Menu

c. Simultaneously Press the Ctrl and Y keys to save. If the Array has been successfully created, a message appears in the center of the Array Setup Configuration screen.


[ Auto Setup Options Menu ]

Optimize Array for: Performance

Typical Application to use: Desktop

[ Array Setup Configuration ]

Mode 厖

厖厖厖厖厖厖厖厖厖

Stripe

Spare Drive厖厖

Array has been created

<Press Any Key to REBOOT>

Drives(s) Used in A 厖厖厖厖厖 ? ? ..

Array Disk Capacity (size in MB) 厖

厖厖

...厖 52638

FIGURE 2-16 Array Setup Configuration Screen

After the array is successfully completed, it still must be formatted and configured.



2 - 28


5. Press any key to reboot the system.

Formatting the Disclosure Drive

1. Enter the Maintenance Mode on the Panorama Central Station by holding down the

Shift key after the Microsoft Windows NT Version banner is displayed on the blue screen (see below).

1 System Processor [512 MB Memory]

FIGURE 2-17 Windows Version Banner

Continue holding the Shift key until the Logon Information window is displayed.

2. Log on with the following User name and Password:

User name:

LOGON INFORMATION swadmin

Password: dscpswadmin

3. Click OK.

4. Click OK on the Registry Editor window.

The Windows Desktop should now display on the monitor.

Partition and Format Disk 1 (Disclosure Hard Drive)

Run the Administrator Tool Disk Administrator.

1. Press Start in the lower left corner of the display.

2. Select Programs.

3. Select Administrative Tools.

4. Select Disk Administrator. A Disk Administrator information window appears on the screen.

5. Press OK to update the System Configuration. A Confirmation information window appears.

6. Select Yes to write a signature on Disk 1.

a. Click on the free space area of Disk 1.

b. Go to the Partition menu, click Create.

c. Verify that the value for Create partition of size equals the full size of Disk 1

(152633 MB), then click OK.

d. Click Yes when a message appears prompting you to confirm the creation of another primary partition because the partition could not be recognized by MS-

DOS.

e. On the Partition menu, click Commit Changes Now, and then click Yes to save the changes.

f. Click OK when Disk Administrator informs you that the disks were updated successfully and advises you to create a new Emergency Repair Disk.



g. Select the newly-created partition.

h. On the Tools menu, click Format.

i. In the Format dialog box, select NTFS file system, and then specify the following:

• To name the partition, type ‘‘DBData’’ for the Volume Label.

• To scan for bad sectors in the partition during formatting, do a Full Format.

• Do not check the Quick Format or Enable Compression boxes in the Format

Options window.

j. Click Start to initiate the format request. A message warns you that all data on the disk will be erased. Click OK.

k. Click OK when the Format Complete message appears. Close the format window.

The format process takes approximately 40 minutes.

l. Verify Disk 1 is properly formatted:

Disk Administrator

Partition Tools View Options Help

Disk 0

19618 MB

Disk 1

152633 MB

C:

ECSB

FAT

259 M

F:

NTSY

NTFS

510 M

E:

Applic

NTFS

2047

G:

Storag

NTFS

3334

Free S

13465

D:

DBData

NTFS

152633 MB

FIGURE 2-18 Disk Administrator Window

m. Close the Disk Administrator window.

n. Double-click the My Computer icon. Verify that Drive D: (DBData) is shared. If the drive is not shared, right click on the drive icon. Click on Sharing (the window below appears). Select Shared As. Verify that the Shared name is D. Verify user limit is set to Maximum Allowed. Click on Apply to save your changes. Click on

OK to exit.



FIGURE 2-19 DBData Properties Window

Finishing

1. Double-click on the System Config icon.

2. Press the Reset Patient Data button.

3. Press the Factory Default button.

4. Press the Save button.

Restart the Panorama

1. After configuration, return the unit to operation and verify proper communication from the bedside monitors.


3.0

Parts Replacement

3.1 Introduction .............................................................................. 3-2

3.2 Available Replacement Parts and Assemblies ............................ 3-2

3.3 Product Variations .................................................................... 3-2

3.4 Exchange Program ................................................................... 3-2

3.5 Parts Pricing Information .......................................................... 3-2

3.6 Ordering Information ............................................................... 3-3


Introduction

3.1

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

Parts Replacement

Introduction

This section of the service manual contains a list of replacement parts for the Panorama

Patient Monitoring Network.

Available Replacement Parts and Assemblies

Replacement parts at a board or assembly level are available. In most cases, individual components on boards and assemblies are not available. Contact the Service Department or your local authorized Service Representative for additional details.

Product Variations

Product variations, due to differences in line voltages or option differences, may require different components. These variations are reflected, where necessary, on the parts lists.

Exchange Program

An exchange program for many circuit boards and assemblies is available. This program provides the most expedient method of servicing the equipment. A standard charge for this service is made. Contact the National Repair Center in Mahwah, New Jersey for details concerning this program.

Panorama printed circuit boards make extensive use of multi-layer and surface-mount technology. Individual component replacement is not recommended on these boards. Board exchange or replacement is the most efficient method of repair for these types of assemblies.

Circuit board and assemblies that show evidence of improper repair techniques and that are damaged in the process are not considered for exchange. Damaged boards are invoiced at full value and no exchange credit is applied.

Parts Pricing Information

Current replacement parts and exchange charges are determined by contacting the Order

Entry Department.


Parts Replacement Ordering Information

3.6

Ordering Information

Please follow these guidelines when ordering replacement items for the Panorama Patient

Monitoring Network.

1. Include the unit’s model and serial number.

2. Include the software part number and revision.

3. Include the part number exactly as it appears in the Parts List.

4. Include the description of the part.

NOTE: Mindray DS USA, Inc. maintains a policy of continuous development of product improvement and reserves the right to change materials, specifications, and prices without notice.

The following table lists the parts and part numbers associated with the Central Station

Tower.

DESCRIPTION

Power Supply (2U Server, 2U Central)

Power Supply (Tower 4U Central)

AGP Display Board

Motherboard Pentium 4 (2U Central Station)

Motherboard Pentium II (4U Central Station)

Serial Touch Screen Board

Riser Card PCI/AGP/PCI Pentium 4 MB

Riser Card PCI/AGP/PCI Pentium II MB

Hard Drive 200 GB (Pentium 4 Central only)

Network Interface Card (Tower Case and

Wireless Telemetry Server)

RAID Controller

CD-RW

System Hard Drive

Floppy Disk Drive

Disclosure Hard Drive(s)

(Tower and 4U Central Stations)

TIM PCI Board (608 Telemetry Server only)

CMOS Battery

Auxiliary Fan (Tower Case Only)

Cable, IDE Drive

Cable, Floppy Drive

AC Power Cord (110V Domestic)

AC Power Cord (220V Intl)

AC Power Cord (220V UK)

Keyboard (PS/2)

Mouse (PS/2)

Cable Touchscreen

Patch Cable, 10', CAT 5E cross pinned

PART NUMBER

0014-00-0062-01

0014-00-0214-03

0671-00-0220-02

0671-00-0052-01

0671-00-0174-02

0671-00-0179

0671-00-0054-01

0671-00-0054-02

0992-00-0204-10

0671-00-0178-04

0671-00-0182-03

0992-00-0178-01

0992-00-0084-06

0992-00-0121

0992-00-0084-06

0670-00-0744-01

0146-00-0078

0119-00-0205-01

0012-00-1228

0012-00-1354

0012-25-0001

0012-25-0002

0012-25-0003

0992-00-0108

0992-00-0233-01

0012-00-1257

0012-00-1392-05


Ordering Information

DESCRIPTION

Patch Cable, 6', straight pinned





Cable, serial interface (touch screen)

Cable, audio 3.5 mm, stereo, 6'

Speakers

Telepack 608 Programming Cable

ESD Protector Adapter

Telepack 608 Programming Kit

Telepack 608 Programming Cable

3.3 volt DC Power Supply

Instrument Radio 608 Programming Kit

Instrument Radio Programming Cable

5.0 volt DC Power Supply

ESD Protector Adapter

PART NUMBER

0012-00-1274-01

0012-00-1274-04

0012-00-1274-05

0012-00-1274-06

0012-00-1274-07

0012-00-1306-01

0012-00-1310

0992-00-0107

0012-00-1521-01

0137-00-0001-01

0020-00-0485-01

0012-00-1521-01

0014-00-0066-01

0020-00-0486-01

0012-00-1541-01

0014-00-0066-10

0137-00-0001-01

Parts Replacement


Parts Replacement

FIGURE 3-1 Panorama Wireless Transceiver Components (Internal Top View)

2

3

ITEM

1

4

DESCRIPTION

Fuse GMA 2.5A 250V

Power Supply

TIM Radio Transceiver BD

Fan

PART NUMBER

0159-00-0055-07

0014-00-0060-02

0670-00-0745-01

0119-00-0206

Ordering Information

3

1

2

4


Ordering Information Parts Replacement



4.0

Calibration

There is no internal calibration for Panorama

®

Central Station components.


Calibration



5.0

Preventative Maintenance

5.1 Display Monitors ...................................................................... 5-2

5.2 Central Station Chassis and Wireless Telemetry Server Chassis .. 5-3

5.3 Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS) ....................................... 5-4

5.4 Panorama Patient and Central Networks .................................. 5-4


Display Monitors

5.1

5.1.1

5.1.2

5.1.3


Display Monitors

The monitor panel and housing should be cleaned as required, but at least semi-annually.

The following internal cleaning procedures should only be performed by a trained, qualified electronic technician.

NOTE: Never use an abrasive glass cleaner containing highly concentrated ammonia and strong base chemicals since they damage the surface treatment.

WARNING: Do not clean the monitor while it is on and/or plugged in.

CRT Display

Turn the AC power off and unplug the AC line cord and all other cables from the rear panel.

Clean the exterior of the monitor case with a lightly moistened cloth. Do not sterilize the monitor with gas or other sterilization procedures.

Internal Cleaning - The monitor should be vacuumed yearly (at a minimum) to minimize the potential of an electrical short.

LCD Display

Clean the cabinet and controls with a lightly moistened soft cloth.

Care and Cleaning of the Touch Screen

For the best performance, it is recommended that the touch screen on the Panorama display(s) be kept clean. You can use any standard glass cleaner to clean the screen. Always remember, however, to use a cloth or towel to apply the cleaner. Glass cleaner sprayed directly on a display could possibly leak inside a non-sealed unit and cause damage.

Remove fingerprints and stains by using a liquid lens cleaner and a soft cloth.

To prevent scratches on the front panel of the display screen, observe the following precautions when cleaning:

• DO NOT use abrasive cleaning materials to clean a touch screen.

• DO NOT wipe a dry screen.

• DO NOT use alcohol or chlorinated hydrocarbon solvents.

• Use a fine soft-hair brush to carefully brush away dust and dirt particles.

• Use a soft sponge moistened with cleaner solution to wipe the touch screen clean.



5.2

5.2.1

5.2.2

5.2.3

5.2.4

5.2.5

5.2.6

Central Station Chassis and Wireless Telemetry Server Chassis

Central Station Chassis and Wireless Telemetry

Server Chassis

The following internal cleaning procedures should only be performed by a trained, qualified electronic technician.

Turn off the AC power and unplug the AC main power cord and all other cables from the rear panel from the Panorama Central Station before attempting internal cleaning. Clean the monitor in an area free of blowing dust, dirt, and lint.

Cover Removal

Using a Phillips #2 screw driver, remove the four (4) or six (6) screws holding the cover in place. These screws are located on the back of the chassis along the cover’s edge, two per side. Once the screws are removed, slide off the cover. Remove the front cover by grasping it by the bottom and lifting up and out.

Cleaning

Use an anti-static vacuum to carefully remove accumulated dust, dirt, and lint from the various internal surface areas. Be careful not to dislodge components, connectors, or printed circuit boards.

Visual Inspection

Perform a visual check to verify that all dust, dirt, and lint has been completely removed, and that connectors and printed circuit boards (PCBs) are properly seated.

Fan

If the power supply fan or the auxiliary fan is noisy or turns too slowly, replace that component. The Power Supply should be replaced as an assembly, rather than replacing its internal fan.

Motherboard Backup Battery Replacement

Locate the battery (BT1) on the motherboard. Remove the battery from its socket and install a new battery, observing the proper polarity. The Tower's CMOS settings will probably have reset to the manufacturer’s defaults. They must be changed to meet the requirements of

Panorama. This must be accomplished prior to returning the unit to use. See ‘‘Panorama

Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification’’ on page 7-2.

Cover Replacement

Snap the front cover back on and slide the cover in place. Then, re-install the four (4) or six

(6) screws. Finally, reconnect all external cables.


Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)

5.3

5.4


Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)

The battery is designed to last for three (3) to five (5) years under normal use.

The UPS performs a self-test automatically every two (2) weeks. If the test fails, the battery

LED and remains illuminated.

If this occurs, replace the battery. Instructions for battery replacement are included with the replacement battery. The replacement battery requires four (4) hours to reach a full charge.

Panorama Patient and Central Networks

Verify the mechanical integrity of all cables, wires, and network connections, including bedside monitors. Replace any frayed or kinked cables. Test electrical integrity with a network analyzer or cable tester.

Check and verify the proper operation of the Status and System LEDs on all switches.



5.5

5.5.1

System Maintenance

System Maintenance

Preventative Maintenance

The Preventative Maintenance procedure for the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network will require periodic cleaning, inspection and testing. Use the following tables for each maintenance procedure:

Display Monitors

ACTIVITY

AREA

Screen

Touch

Screen

Case

Cables

ACTION

Clean

Calibrate

Clean

Inspect

TECHNICAL

LEVEL

User

User

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

METHOD

See Operators manual Section

11.2

Built-in system software

Cloth dampened with mild detergent*

--

SCHEDULE

As required

As required

Semi-Annually

Semi-Annually

Central Station and Telemetry Server

ACTIVITY

AREA

Cooling Fans

Power Supply

Fans

Floppy Drive

Connections

Case

ACTION

Clean

Clean Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Clean Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Inspect

TECHNICAL LEVEL

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Inspect for damage

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

--

--

METHOD

Forced air

Forced air

Forced air

SCHEDULE

Semi-Annually

Semi-Annually

Semi-Annually

Semi-Annually

Semi-Annually

Laser Printers

ACTIVITY AREA ACTION

Connections Inspect

Case Clean

Printing areas Clean

TECHNICAL LEVEL

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

METHOD

--

SCHEDULE

Semi-Annually

Cloth dampened with water *

Lint-free cloth

As required

When toner cartridge is changed


System Maintenance Preventative Maintenance

5 - 6

5.5.2

Telepacks (Ambulatory Transmitters)

ACTIVITY

AREA

Buttons

LEDs

Case

Case

ACTION

Test

Test

Inspect for damage

Cleaning

TECHNICAL

LEVEL

User

User

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

User

Lead sets User

METHOD

See below

See below

--

See Operators manual Section

11.2

--

Lead Sets

Inspect for damage

Cleaning User See Operators manual Section

11.2

FREQUENCY

Quarterly

Quarterly

Quarterly

Every use

Equipment Racks

ACTIVITY AREA

General

Clinical Engineer

Network Switches

(Fan)

Cabling

UPS

ACTION

Clean

Vacuum area

Clean

Inspect

Test

TECHNICAL LEVEL

Bio-Medical/

Semi-Annually

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

Bio-Medical/

Clinical Engineer

METHOD FREQUENCY

Forced air

--

--

Semi-Annually, or, as required

Annually

Semi-Annually

Battery Replacement information

UNIT

UPS

Motherboard (CMOS)

BATTERY TYPE

Lead Acid

Lithium Coin cell

TYPICAL LIFE

3 to 5 Years (normal use)

10 Years

Telepack Testing

Connect the ECG leads from the Telepack to an ECG simulator.

Self Test

Insert two fresh "AA" batteries into the Telepack, following the diagram on the label on the back of the Telepack and tighten the end cap.

The ECG Lead, Link Status, and Battery Status LEDs will illuminate for approximately five seconds.

If the Link Status or Battery LED fails to illuminate, install new batteries.

If either LED fails to illuminate, replace the Telepack.


Preventative Maintenance System Maintenance

Lead Wire Set and Lead LED Testing.

1. Press the Check Button.

2. Verify illumination of all connected Lead LEDs.

If one or more LEDs are not illuminated, replace the lead wire set and repeat the test.

If one or more LEDs are still not illuminated, replace the Telepack.

Lead Select Testing (3 Wire Lead Set Only)

1. Press the Lead Select button:

Verify the Lead LED pattern changes every time the Lead Select button is pressed.

If the Lead Pattern LEDs do not change, replace the Telepack.

NOTE: This feature does not function with no lead wire set attached or with a 5-wire lead set.

Additional Button Testing

NOTE: The following buttons can only be tested if the Telepack has been admitted to the system.

1. Nurse Call Button (if Nurse Call is active at the Central Station).

Press the Nurse Call button and verify the Nurse Call message is displayed on the Patient tile for that channel.

2. Attendant Present Buttons (if Nurse Call is active at the Central Station).

Press the two Attendant Present buttons and verify the nurse call message is cleared from the Patient Tile for that channel.

Record Button

Press the Record Button and verify a printout is completed at the Central Station for that channel.


System Maintenance Preventative Maintenance



6.0

Connections and Configuration

6.1 Introduction .............................................................................. 6-2


Introduction

6.1

6.1.1

6.1.2


Introduction

This section of the manual covers the equipment interconnection and software configuration for the Panorama Patient Monitoring Network.

Central Station Local Installation

(Monitors and Central Station located at the nurses’ station or Monitoring Room)

• Panorama Central Station(s)

• Panorama Display Monitor(s)

• External Speakers

• Laser Printer HP

®

4050N/HP4100N/HP4200N

• UPS

• 24 or 48 Port switch

• Shielded CAT5 Patch Cables

• 16 or 32 Port Shielded Patch Panels

Central Station Remote Installation

(Monitors located at the nurses’ station and Central Station and equipment rack located away from the nurses’ station).

• Panorama Central Station(s)

• Panorama Display Monitor(s)

• External Speakers

• Laser Printer HP4050N/HP4100N/HP4200N

• UPS

• Video Extender

• 24 or 48 Port switch

• Shielded CAT5 Patch Cables

• 16 or 32 Port Shielded Patch Panels

• Equipment Rack

• 12 Port Switch


Connections and Configuration Introduction

Use the following figure as a reference for proper component connection to the Central

Station.

Licensing Key

Monitor 2

Not Used

Monitor 1

6.1.3

6.1.4

Mouse

Keyboard

C-LAN

Serial Port1

(Comm Port 1)

ESD Protector and

Not Used

(VGA)

ProgrammingCable

Audio

E-LAN

FIGURE 6-1 Panorama Central Station (2U 0998-00-0700-01)

Touch

Screen2

(P1)

Touch

Screen1

(PO)

2.4 GHz - ISM Telemetry Installation (Wireless)

The Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server can be located at the nurses’ station along with the

Central Station or in a remote location such as a closet.

• Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server

• Instrument Transceivers

• 24 Port switch for Wireless Telemetry Network

Along with the components listed above, the Telemetry components required are:

• Wireless Network

• Access Points

• Antenna

• CAT 5 Cable (STP)

• DC Power Distribution System

608MHz WMTS Telemetry Installation (Wireless)

• Panorama Wireless Telemetry Server

• Antenna Network

• Antenna

• RG/RG11 Coax

• RF Splitter


Introduction Connections and Configuration

Use the following figure as a reference for proper component connection to the Telemetry

Server.

2.4 Telemetry

(WE-LAN)

Network Input

Telemetry

Network

Patient

Network

Mouse

Input

Keyboard

Input

Patient

Network

(E-LAN)

Input

FIGURE 6-2 Telemetry Server (0998-00-0206-XX)

Configuring the Telemetry Server

Turn on the Telemetry Server and display(s).

LVDS

Cable

Input

VGA

Input

Enter the Telemetry Server into the Maintenance Mode:

1. Hold down the SHIFT key on the keyboard when the Windows NT banner is displayed on the monitor. Do not release the SHIFT key until the password Logon screen displays on the monitor.

NOTE: The Panorama Server boots into its regular operating mode if no keys are held during the system reboot.

2. The Login information for the Panorama Server's password screen is:

User name:

LOGON INFORMATION swadmin

Password: dscpswadmin

NOTE: If the login information is incorrectly entered, the Windows

NT login failure is displayed.

3. The Panorama Telemetry Server's Registry Editor dialog box is displayed if the username/password has been entered correctly. Press the OK button to close the

Registry Editor dialog box and enter the Panorama Server configuration mode.

4. Click on the CB Config Icon. The CB System Configuration Window opens.



6.1.5

Introduction

Wireless Telemetry Configuration

ELAN IP Address

Assign the Server an appropriate ELAN IP Address (7.6.6.XXX). Verify that no other device

(Central Station, beside monitors, Telemetry Server) being assigned to the network has the same ELAN IP Address.

WELAN IP Address

Assign the Server an appropriate WELAN IP Address (7.8.8.XXX). Verify that no other device

(Server, Access Point) being assigned to the network has the same WELAN IP Address. Enter the WELAN IP Address into the Equipment Configuration List.

Device ID

Note the Device ID number. This will be assigned to the equipment list of the Panorama

Central Station.

608 MHz WMTS Enable

Check the option to enable the WMTS Telemetry. Leave the checkbox blank if you are using

ISM (2.4 GHz) telemetry.

608 MHz WMTS Configuration

1. Select the TIM ID number.

2. Select the Band to be used.

3. Deselect any unusable frequency.

4. Select the RF downlink to be used.

Saving the Configuration

After setting the IP addresses, press the Save and Exit button. After a few seconds, a confirmation window appears. Press the YES button to save the settings. The system should reboot at this point. If not,

1. Press the Start button in the lower left corner of the screen.

2. Select Shutdown.

3. Select the Shutdown the Computer option.

4. Press the Yes button to shut down the Server.

Bedside Monitor Communication Configuration

In order to communicate to the Panorama Central Station, a bedside monitor must be configured for Ethernet protocol and have an IP Address and Subnet Mask address assigned to it.

Follow the instructions for configuring a bedside monitor for wired or wireless networks.


Introduction Connections and Configuration

For Hardwired Ethernet Connection

Each bedside monitor must have a different IP address: 7.6.6.2, 7.6.6.3, etc.

NOTE: The first 3 digits X.X.X. must match the IP address of the ELAN address of the Central Station.

1. Enter the Installation Menu by pressing and holding the Discharge key during power up. Release the Discharge key when the Installation Menu appears.

2. Go to the System Information Sub-Menu.

3. Set Enable Network to Wired.

4. Enter an IP Address that matches the Patient Network IP Address scheme (e.g., 7.6.6.2).

Do not duplicate an existing assigned IP address.

5. Verify that the Subnet Mask ID is 255.255.255.0.

6. Check the Device ID number. This number will be entered into the Central Station's equipment list.

7. Make sure neither serial port is set to:

• VISA with Admit, or

• PatientNet

8. Save the information by pressing Save Current.

9. Turn off the monitor.

For 2.4 GHz Wireless Telemetry Connection

Each bedside monitor must have a different wireless IP address: 7.8.8.1, 7.8.8.2, etc.

NOTE: The first 3 digits (X.X.X.) must match the IP address of the

WELAN address of the Telemetry Server.

1. Enter the Installation Menu by pressing and holding the Discharge key during power up. Release the Discharge key when the Installation Menu appears.

2. Go to the System Information Sub-Menu.

3. Set Enable Network to Wireless.

4. Enter a Wireless IP Address that matches the Telemetry Server address scheme (i.e.,

7.8.8.2). Do not duplicate an existing assigned Wireless IP address.

5. Verify that the Wireless Subnet Mask ID is 255.255.255.0.

6. Enter the Network Name assigned to the Wireless Network.

7. Check the Device ID number. This number will be entered into the Central Station's equipment list (software versions below 8.XX only).

8. Make sure neither serial port is set to:

• VISA with Admit, or

• PatientNet

9. Save the information by pressing Save Current.

10. Turn off the monitor.


7.0

Appendix A

7.1 Panorama Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification .................... 7-2


Panorama Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification Appendix A

7.1

Panorama Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification

Verify that the VGA and Serial cables are connected between the display(s) and the Central

Station. Connect the keyboard and mouse to the Central Station.

NOTE: Do not turn on the system without first connecting the Serial

I/O cable (P/N 0012-00-1257) to the Central Station.

Place each of the monitor power switches to the ON position. Press and release the Central

Station's front panel power switch. Verify that the two LEDs on the front panel are illuminated during the boot-up process. The power LED (green) should be lit continuously. The HD LED

(red) will only be lit continuously during the boot-up process and then it will only be lit during hard disk reads.

While the Central Station is performing the memory test, press the DELETE key on the keyboard to enter the CMOS Setup menu. Follow the on-screen instructions to move through the menus and setup or verify the CMOS exactly as it appears below. When completed, select SAVE to CMOS and EXIT to enter these settings into memory.

Tower Cases, 2U Telemetry Server and 4U Central Station 7.1.1

STANDARD CMOS SETUP

Date: Current Date

Time: Current Time

MODE

LBA

LBA

LBA

LBA

HARD DISKS

Primary Master:

TYPE

AUTO

Primary Slave: AUTO

Secondary Master: AUTO

Secondary Slave: AUTO

Drive A:

Drive B:

Video:

Halt On:

1.44, 3.5 in.

None

EGA/VGA

All, but keyboard

SIZE

0

0

0

0

0

0

CYLS

0

0

0

0

HEAD

0

0

0

0

PRECOMP

0

0

0

0

SECTOR

0

0

Base Memory:

* Extended Memory:

Other Memory:

Total Memory:

640K

523264K

384K

524288K


Appendix A Panorama Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification

BIOS FEATURES SETUP

VIRUS WARNING:

CPU INTERNAL CACHE

EXTERNAL CACHE:

QUICK POWER ON SELF TEST:

BOOT SEQUENCE:

SWAP FLOPPY DRIVE:

BOOT UO FLOPPY SEEK:

BOOT UP NUMLOCK STATUS:

BOOT UP SYSTEM SPEED:

GATE A20 OPTIONS:

TYPEMATIC RATE SETTING:

TYPEMATIC RATE (CHARS/SEC):

TYPEMATIC DELAY (MSEC):

SECURITY OPTIONS:

PCI/VGA PALETTES SNOOP:

MPS VERSION CONTROL FOR OS:

OS SELECT FOR DRAM > 64 MB:

VIDEO BIOS SHADOW:

C8000-CBFFF SHADOW:

CC000-CFFFF SHADOW:

D0000-D3FFF SHADOW:

D4000-D7FFF SHADOW:

D8000-DBFFF SHADOW:

DC000-DFFFF SHADOW:

MPC ENABLE:

MPC POST BOOT:

MPB BAUD RATE:

CHIPSET FEATURES SETUP

AUTO CONFIGURATION:

DRAM SPEED SELECTION:

MA WAIT STATE:

EDO RAS# TO CAS# DELAY:

FAST RAS# TO PRECHARGE TIME:

EDO DRAM READ BURST:

EDO DRAM WRITE BURST:

DRAM DATA INTEGRITY MODE:

Panorama® Service Manual 0070-10-0634

ENABLED

60ns

SLOW

3

3 x333 x222

ECC

NON-OS2

ENABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

57.6

HIGH

FAST

DISABLED

6

250

SETUP

DISABLED

1.4

DISABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

CD-ROM, C, A

DISABLED

DISABLED

ON

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CHIPSET FEATURES SETUP (CONTINUED)

AUTO CONFIGURATION:

CPU-TO-PCI IDE POSTING:

SYSTEM BIOS CACHEABLE:

VIDEO BIOS CACHEABLE:

VIDEO RAM CACHEABLE:

8 BIT I/O RECOVERY TIME:

16BIT I/O RECOVERY TIME:

MEMORY HOLE AT 15M-16M:

PASSIVE RELEASE:

DELAYED TRANSATION:

AGP APERATURE SIZE (MB):

SDRAM RAS-TO CAS DELAY:

SDRAM RAS PRECHARGE TIME:

SDRAM CAS LATENCY TIME:

AUTO DETECT DIMM/PCI CLK:

SPREAD SPECTRUM MODULATED:

CURRENT SYSTEM TEMP:

CHASSIS FAN:

PRIMARY FAN:

SECONDARY/POWER FAN:

IN0(V):

IN1(V):

IN2(V):

IN3(V):

IN4(V):

IN5(V):

IN6(V):

ENABLED

ENABLED

DISABLED

1

1

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

ENABLED

ENABLED

64

FAST

FAST

3

ENABLED

0.6% (CNTR)

CURRENT TEMPERATURE

0 RPM (not applicable)

CURRENT SPEED

0 RPM (not applicable)

CURRENT VOLTAGE (Typically between 2.25-2.75

Volts)

CURRENT VOLTAGE (Typically 2.0 Volts)


Volts)


Volts)

0 volts (not applicable)

CURRENT VOLTAGE (Typically between -10.7 and -

13.2 Volts)

CURRENT VOLTAGE (Typically between -4.5 and -

5.5 Volts)



POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP

POWER MANAGEMENT:

PM CONTROL BY APM:

VIDEO OFF METHOD:

VIDEO OFF AFTER:

MODEM USE IRQ:

DOZE MODE;

STANDBY MODE:

SUSPEND MODE:

HDD POWER DOWN:

THROTTLE DUTY CYCLE:

ZZ ACTIVE IN SUSPEND:

VGA ACTIVE MONITOR:

SOFT-OFF BY PWR-BTTN:

CPU FAN OFF IN SUSPEND:

IRQ 8 BREAK SUSPEND:

** RELOAD GLOBAL TIMER EVENTS **

IRQ(3-7, 9-15), NMI:

PRIMARY IDE 0:

PRIMARY IDE 1:

SECONDARY IDE 0:

SECONDARY IDE 1:

FLOPPY DISK:

SERIAL PORT:

PARALLEL PORT:

ENABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

ENABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

NO

V/H SYNC+BLANK

STANDBY

NA

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

62.5%

DISABLED

ENABLED

INSTANT-OFF

ENABLED

DISABLED

PNP/PCI CONFIGURATION

PNP OS INSTALLED:

RESOURCES CONTROLLED BY:

RESET CONFIGURATION DATA:

IRQ-3

IRQ-4

IRQ-5

IRQ-7

IRQ-9

IRQ-11

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

NO

MANUAL

DISABLED

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP


Panorama Motherboard CMOS Setup/Verification

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PNP/PCI CONFIGURATION (CONTINUED)

PNP OS INSTALLED:

IRQ-12

IRQ-14

IRQ-15

DMA-0

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

DMA-1

DMA-3

DMA-5

DMA-6

DMA-7

PCI IDE IRQ MAP TO:

PRIMARY IDE INT#:

SECONDARY IDE INT#:

USED MEM BASE ADDR:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

ASSIGNED TO:

NA

INTEGRATED PERIPHERALS

IDE HDD BLOCK MODE:

IDE PRIMARY MASTER PIO:

IDE PRIMARY SLAVE PIO:

IDE SECONDARY MASTER PIO:

IDE SECONDARY SLAVE PIO:

IDE PRIMARY SLAVE UDMA:

IDE SECONDARY MASTER UDMA:

IDE SECONDARY SLAVE UDMA:

ON-CHIP PRIMARY PCI IDE:

ON-CHIP SECONDARY PCI IDE:

ONBOARD PCI SCSI CHIP:

USB KEYBOARD SUPPORT:

WATCHDOG TIMER:

WDT TERMINAL VALUE:

KBC INPUT CLOCK:

ONBOARD FDC CONTROLLER:

ONBOARD SERIAL PORT 1:

ONBOARD SERIAL PORT 2:

UR2 MODE:

ONBOARD PARALLEL PORT:

ENABLED

ENABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

DISABLED

7

8 MHZ

ENABLED

ENABLED

AUTO

AUTO

AUTO

AUTO

AUTO

AUTO

AUTO

3F8/IRQ4

2F8/IRQ3

STANDARD

378/IRQ7

NO

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI/ISA PnP

PCI-AUTO

IDE INT#: A

IDE INT#: B



7.1.2

INTEGRATED PERIPHERALS (CONTINUED)

PARALLEL PORT MODE:

ONBOARD AUDIO CHIP:

SPP

ENABLED

2U Central Station

BIOS SETUP Pentium 4 Motherboard

STANDARD CMOS SETUP

Date (mm:dd;yy)

Time

IDE Primary Master

IDE Primary Slave

IDE Secondary Master

IDE Secondary Slave

Drive A

Drive B

Video

Halt On

Base Memory

Extended Memory

Total Memory

Set to current Date

Set to current Time

** [ST380021A]

** [ST3200822A]

** [LITE-ON LTR-52246S] (or LTR-52327S)

None

1.44M, 3.5 in.

None

EGA/VGA

All, But Keyboard

640K

1047552K

1048576K

ADVANCED BIOS FEATURES

Virus Warning

CPU L1 and L2 Cache

Quick Power On Self Test

First Boot Device

Second Boot Device

Third Boot Device

Boot Other Device

Swap Floppy Drive

Boot Up Floppy Seek

Boot Up Numlock Status

Gate A20 Option

Typematic Rate Setting

X Typematic Rate (chars/Sec)

X Typematic Delay (Msec)

Security Option


Disabled

On

Fast

Disabled

6

250

Setup

Disabled

Enabled

Enabled

Floppy

CDROM

HDD-0

Enabled

Disabled

7 - 7


7 - 8

Appendix A

ADVANCED BIOS FEATURES (CONTINUED)

APIC Mode

MPS Version Control for OS

Enabled

1.4

OS Select For DRAM>64MB

Report No FDD For WIN 95

Small Logo (EPA) Show

Non-OS2

Yes

Enabled

ADVANCED CHIPSET FEATURES

DRAM timing Selectable

X CAS Latency Time

X Active to Precharge Delay

X DRAM RAS# to CAS# Delay

X DRAM RAS# Precharge

Memory Frequency For

System BIOS Cacheable

Video BIOS Cacheable

Delay Transaction

Delay Prior to Thermal

AGP Aperture Size (MB)

ICH4 LAN

On-Chip VGA

On-Chip Frame Buffer

Boot Display

Integrated Peripherals

On-Chip Primary PCI IDE

IDE Primary Master PI0

IDE Primary Slave PI0

IDE Primary Master UDMA

IDE Primary Slave UDMA

On-Chip Secondary PCI IDE

IDE Secondary Master PI0

IDE Secondary Slave PI0

IDE Secondary Master UDMA

IDE Secondary Slave UDMA

USB Controller

USB 2.0 Controller

Enabled

Auto

Auto

Auto

Auto

Enabled

Auto

Auto

Auto

Auto

Enabled

Enabled

7

3

By SPD

2.5

3

AUTO

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

16 Min

64

Enabled

** On-Chip VGA Setting **

Enabled

8 MB

Auto



Integrated Peripherals (Continued)

USB Keyboard Support

AC97 Audio

Init Display First

IDE HDD block Mode

POWER ON Function

X Hot Key Power On

Onboard FDC Controller

Onboard Serial Port 1


UART Mode Select

Onboard Parallel Port

Parallel Port Mode

PWRON After PWR-Fail


Serial Port 3 Use IRQ


Serial Port 4 Use IRQ

Digital I/O

POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP

ACPI Function

Power Management

Video Off Method

Video Off In Suspend

Suspend Type

Modem Use

Suspend Mode

HDD Power Down

Soft-Off by PWR-BTTN

CPU THRM-Throttling

Wake-Up by PCI Card

Power On by Ring

Resume by Alarm

X Date (of Month) Alarm

X Time (hh:mm:ss) Alarm

Primary IDE 0


Disabled

Auto

PCI Slot

Enabled

BUTTON Only

Ctrl-F1

Enabled

3F8/IRQ4

2F8/IRQ3

Normal

378/IRQ7

SPP

Off

3E8H

IRQ5

2E8H

IRQ10

Disabled

Enabled

User Defined

V/H Sync+ Blank

Yes

Stop Grant

3

Disabled

Disabled

Instant-Off

50.0%

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

0

0:0:0

**Reload Global Timer Events**

Enabled

7 - 9


POWER MANAGEMENT SETUP (CONTINUED)

Primary IDE 1

Secondary IDE 0

Enabled

Enabled

Secondary IDE 1

FDD, COM, LPT Port

PCI PIRQ[A-D]#

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

PNP/PCI CONFIGURATIONS

PNP OS Install

Reset Configuration Data

Resources Controlled By

X IRQ Resources

X DMA resources

PCI/VGA Palette Snoop

PC HEALTH STATUS

CPU Warning Temperature

System Temp

CPU Temp

Chassis Temp

CPU FAN Speed (FAN1)

System FAN Speed (FAN2)

Chassis FAN Speed (FAN3)

Vcore (V)

VCC3(V)

+5(V)

+12(V)

-12(V)

VBAT

5VSB(V)

Shutdown Temperature

CPU Fan Failure Warning

Sys. Fan Failure Warning

Aux. Fan Failure Warning

No

Disabled

Auto(ESCD)

Disabled

**

**

**

**

**

**

Disabled

Enabled

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

**

**

**

**

0 RPM

0 RPM

**

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Panorama® Service Manual


FREQUENCY/VOLTAGE CONTROL

Auto Detect PCI Clk

Spread Spectrum Modulated

Disabled

Enabled


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Foreword

Warnings, Precautions and Notes

A WARNING

A CAUTION

A NOTE

Warnings

Precautions

How To Get Help

Instrument Description

1.1

1.1.1

Introduction

Overview

Panorama

Telemetry

1.1.2

1.1.2.1

1.1.3

1.1.3.1

Core Functions

Telemetry Interface Module Transceiver (WMTS Only)

Connectivity

Wireless Configuration

ISM Telemetry

WMTS Telemetry

1.2

1.2.1

Panorama Block Diagrams

Wired

1.2.1.1

ISM (2.4 GHz) Telemetry

1.2.1.2

WMTS (608 MHz) Telemetry

1.3.5

1.3.6

1.3.7

1.3

1.3.1

1.3.2

1.3.3

1.3.4

System Modules, Components, and Peripherals

Panorama Central Station

Network Laser Printer

Keyboard, Video, and Mouse (KVM) Extender

Network Switches

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

Speakers

Access Point (2.4 GHz Telemetry only)

1.4

1.4.1

1.4.2

Bedside Monitors

Passport 2

(Monitors)

Spectrum ™

1.5

1.5.1

Theory of Operation

Panorama Central Station and Wireless Telemetry Server

1.5.1.1

1.5.1.2

1.5.1.3

1.5.1.4

1.5.1.5

1.5.1.5.1

1.5.1.5.2

Motherboard

Connected to the Motherboard via PCI connectors: