User Manuals: GE Dash 3000 Patient Monitor

Manuals and User Guides for GE Dash 3000 Patient Monitor. We have 4 GE Dash 3000 Patient Monitor manuals available for free PDF download: Service Manual, Operator's Manual, Specifications

GE Dash 3000 Service Manual (292 pages)

Patient Monitor

Brand: GE | Category: Monitor | Size: 10.88 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

11
- Manual Information
  
  13
  - Revision History
    13
  - Manual Purpose
    13
  - Intended Audience
    13
  - Ordering Manuals
    13
- Safety Information
  
  14
  - Responsibility of the Manufacturer
    14
  - General
    14
  - Warnings, Cautions, and Notes
    15
- Equipment Symbols
  
  16
- Service Information
  
  18
  - Service Requirements
    18
  - Equipment Identification
    18
2 Equipment Overview

19
- Components
  
  21
  - The Monitoring System
    21
  - The Patient Monitor
    21
  - User Interface
    24
  - Optional RAC 2A Module Housing
    26
  - Optional Dash Port 2 Docking Station
    26
  - Optional ICG Module
    27
  - Optional Wireless LAN System
    27
  - Optional Remote Control
    28
- Software Packages and Software Options
  
  29
  - Software Packages
    29
  - Software Options
    29
- Technical Specifications
  
  30
  - Performance Specifications
    30
  - Ecg
    31
  - Invasive Blood Pressure (BP)
    33
  - Noninvasive Blood Pressure (NBP)
    33
  - GE Pulse Oximetry (SPO2)
    35
  - Masimo SET SPO2 Module
    35
  - Cardiac Output (CO)
    36
  - Respiration
    36
  - Temperature (TEMP)
    37
  - Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
    37
  - Analog Output
    39
  - Defibrillator Synchronization Pulse
    39
  - Battery
    40
  - Paper Recorder
    40
  - RF Wireless LAN
    41
  - Environmental Specifications
    41
  - Physical Specifications
    42
  - Certification
    43
3 Installation

45
- Connections
  
  47
  - Back Panel Connections
    47
  - Front Panel Indicators
    50
  - Power up
    51
- Optional Ethernet Communication
  
  52
  - Overview
    52
  - Twisted Pair
    52
  - Concentrator
    52
  - Node
    52
  - Segment and Branch
    53
  - Repeater
    53
  - Bridge
    53
  - Twisted Pair Cabling (10Baset)
    54
  - Symbol PC Card (Wireless LAN)
    54
4 Maintenance

55
- Maintenance Schedule
  
  57
  - Manufacturer Recommendations
    57
- Visual Inspection
  
  58
- Cleaning
  
  59
  - Cleaning Precautions
    59
  - Cleaning the Display
    59
  - Exterior Cleaning
    59
  - Cleaning the Print Head
    60
- Battery Power
  
  61
  - Introduction
    61
  - Exchangeable Battery Packs
    61
  - Battery Indicators
    63
- Lithium-Ion Battery
  
  65
- Battery Maintenance
  
  71
- The Cadex Smart Two+ Charger
  
  77
- Electrical Safety Tests
  
  78
- Checkout Procedures
  
  87
  - Manufacturer Recommendations
    87
  - Monitor Power-Up Tests
    89
  - ECG Tests
    91
  - Respiration Tests
    94
  - Temperature Tests
    95
  - Cardiac Output Tests
    96
  - Invasive Blood Pressure Tests
    98
  - Pulse Oximetry Tests for GE SPO2 Oximeter
    101
  - Pulse Oximetry Tests for Masimo SET SPO2
    103
  - Noninvasive Blood Pressure Tests
    104
  - Analog Output and Defibrillator Synchronization Tests
    106
  - End-Tidal CO 2 Test
    108
  - Battery Tests
    109
  - Graph Test
    109
  - Graph Speed Test
    110
  - Display Test
    110
  - Speaker Test
    110
  - Network Test
    111
  - Remote Control Test (Option)
    111
  - RF LAN Test (Option)
    111
  - Dash Port Docking Station Test
    112
  - RAC 2A Module Housing Peripheral Device Test
    112
  - Peripheral or External Devices
    113
  - Checkout Procedures Completion
    113
- Maintenance Checklist
  
  114
  - Visual Inspection
    114
  - Cleaning
    114
    
    Conditioning the Battery
    114
    
    Calibration
    114
    
    Electrical Safety Tests
    114
    
    Checkout Procedures
    115
    
    Repair Log
    116
5 Troubleshooting

117
- Service Menus
  
  119
  - Boot Loader Service Menu
    119
  - Main Menu Service Mode Menu
    121
  - Review Errors
    125
  - Error Log Information
    126
  - Error Logs
    127
- Battery Alarms and Messages
  
  128
- Power Source Tests
  
  130
  - Wall Receptacle
    130
  - Power Cord and Plug
    131
- Data Acquisition Tests
  
  132
  - ECG Functions
    132
  - Lead Fail Functions
    134
  - Pace Detect Functions
    134
  - Invasive Blood Pressure Functions
    135
  - Respiration Functions
    138
  - Noninvasive Blood Pressure Functions
    140
- Wireless LAN Troubleshooting
  
  141
- Service Tips
  
  143
  - Fault/Symptom Analysis
    143
  - Acquisition PCB Symptoms
    145
  - Processor PCB Symptoms
    145
- Error Messages
  
  146
- Language-Specific Information
  
  148
6 Configuration

149
- Configuring a Monitor
  
  151
  - General
    151
- Main Menu Selections
  
  153
  - Set Unit Name
    153
  - Set Bed Number
    153
  - Patient-Monitor Type
    154
  - Set Graph Locations
    155
  - Communication Confirmation
    155
  - Problems
    155
  - Admit Menu
    156
- Boot Code Selections
  
  157
  - Set Defib Sync Voltage and Pulse Width
    157
  - Set Line Frequency
    157
  - Set CIC and QS Protocol
    158
  - Set MUSE Protocol
    158
  - Transcutaneous Pace Blank Length
    159
  - Set Country Selection
    159
  - Configure Wireless LAN
    159
  - Set Language
    160
  - Enable/Disable AFIB Identification
    160
  - Enable/Disable Intellirate
    161
  - Analog out Buzz
    162
  - Completion
    162
- Advanced User Procedures
  
  163
  - Procedures
    163
  - Set Time and Date
    163
  - Transfer Monitor Defaults
    164
  - Change Ethernet Address
    167
  - Review Errors
    167
- Transferring Error Logs
  
  170
  - General
    170
  - Access the COPY LOGS Menu
    170
  - Select the Monitoring Device
    171
  - Select the Error Log Date
    171
  - Copy Error Logs
    172
  - Eject Floppy
    172
7 Calibration

173
- Hardware Calibration
  
  175
- Calibration
  
  175
  - NBP Calibration
    176
  - ECG or BP Calibration
    179
  - End-Tidal CO Calibration
    180
8 Field Replaceable Units and Upgrades

181
- Disassembly Guidelines
  
  183
  - Tools Required
    183
  - Before Disassembly
    183
  - Hardware Assemblies
    184
  - PCB Assemblies
    184
  - After Reassembly
    185
- Handle Assembly
  
  187
  - Removing the Handle Assembly
    187
  - Replacing or Upgrading the Dash 3000 Alarm Light Option
    188
- Display Assembly
  
  189
- Main Unit Components
  
  203
  - DAS and NBP Assemblies
    203
  - Main And/Or Power Supply Assemblies, Speaker or RF LAN Upgrade
    208
  - Processor/Power Management PCB and Battery Assembly
    209
  - Power Supply Assembly
    211
  - Speaker
    212
  - RF LAN Upgrade
    213
- Optional DDW Writer Replacement/Upgrade
  
  224
  - Replacement
    224
9 Assembly Drawings

225
- Introduction
  
  227
- Theory of Operation
  
  228
  - Components
    228
  - Overall Monitor Block Diagram
    228
  - Power Supply
    229
  - Data Acquisition System (DAS)
    229
  - Processor/Power Management Subsystem
    235
  - Optional Thermal Printer
    243
  - Speaker
    243
  - Handle Subassembly
    244
  - Interfaces
    244
  - Setup and Configuration
    245
- Ordering Parts
  
  247
- Service Parts
  
  248
  - Field Replaceable Units (Frus)
    248
- Other Replaceable Components
  
  253
  - Dash 3000/4000 Monitor
    253
  - Dash 3000/4000 Monitor Labels
    254
  - Dash 3000 Monitor
    255
  - Dash 4000 Monitor
    255
- Interconnection Diagram PN 2015999, Rev. G
  
  256
- Dash 3000/4000 Assembly PN 2015999, Rev. G
  
  257
- Parts List, PN 2015999, Rev. K
  
  258
- Dash 3000 Display Assembly PN 2015617-002, Rev. a
  
  261
- Parts List, PN 2015617-002, Rev. a
  
  262
- Dash 4000 Display PN 2016792-001, Rev. a
  
  263
- Parts List, PN 2016792-001, Rev. B
  
  264
- Dash 3000/4000 Back PN 2015997, Rev. B
  
  265
- Parts List, PN 2015997-101, -103, Rev. a
  
  266
- Port Connections
  
  267
  - Invasive Blood Pressure Cable Connector
    267
  - Temperature/Co Cable Connector
    271
  - Capnostat III (CO2) Cable Connector
    272
  - NBP Connector
    273
  - ECG Cable Connector
    273
  - Power Entry Connector
    274
  - Network Interface Connector
    275
  - Auxiliary Communication Connector
    275
  - Defib Sync Connector
    276
  - Peripheral Expansion Interface Connector
    277
- Appendix A - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC
  
  279
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC
  
  279

GE Dash 3000 Operator's Manual (270 pages)

Patient Monitor

Brand: GE | Category: Monitor | Size: 2.02 MB

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
15
Equipment Information
16
Intended Use
16
Safety Statements
16
Equipment Symbols
27
Equipment Compliance Information
29
Manual Information
30
Purpose
30
Intended Audience
30
Conventions
31
Equipment Overview
33
Hardware Overview
34
Front
34
Right
34
Left
35
Back
36
Control Panel
37
Trim Knob Control
38
Indicators
39
Optional Components
40
Operating Modes
44
User Interface Overview
45
Main Display
45
Menus
46
Windows
46
Monitor Setup
49
Getting Started
50
Identifying Your Configuration
50
Software Packages
50
Software Options
51
Monitoring/Admit Modes
51
Patient-Monitor Type
52
Language
52
Locale
53
Customizing Monitor Setup
54
Monitor Defaults Overview
54
Defining Custom Defaults
55
Defining Control Settings
56
Restoring Factory Defaults
58
Defining Parameter Window Priority
59
Alarms
61
Introduction
62
Overview
62
Smart Alarms
63
Alarm Types
63
Safety
65
Control Settings
65
Silencing Alarms
66
Temporarily
66
Permanently
68
Managing Patients
69
Introduction
70
Admit
70
Overview
70
Standard Admit
70
Quick Admit
71
Automatic Admit
72
Control Settings
73
Discharge
74
View Other Patients
75
Software Option Comparison
75
Limitations
76
Custom Defaults
76
Control Settings
78
Viewing Other Monitors
78
Patient Data
81
Introduction
82
Reviewing Patient Data
82
Alarm History
82
Vital Signs
83
Graphic Trends
84
CRG Trends
86
Lab Data
87
Customizing the Trends Key
88
Calculations
88
Cardiac Calculations
88
Dosage Calculations
89
Pulmonary Calculations
90
Printing
93
Introduction
94
Overview
94
Options
94
Control Settings
94
Printed Output
95
Guidelines
96
Monitoring ECG
97
Introduction
98
Overview
98
Options
99
Combo and Rover Combo Monitoring Guidelines
101
Analog Output
102
Additional Information
102
Safety
103
Pacemaker
103
Arrhythmia
104
Monitoring
105
Control Settings
105
Custom Defaults
108
Turning off ECG
108
ECG Setting Source
108
ECG Rate Averaging
110
Intellirate
110
AFIB Alarm Level
111
Performing ST Analysis
111
Overview
111
Control Settings
112
Performing 12 Lead Analysis
113
Troubleshooting
115
Monitoring Invasive Pressures
117
Introduction
118
Overview
118
Pressure Site Names and Values
118
Default Site Labels
119
Analog Output
119
Additional Information
119
Monitoring
119
Control Settings
120
Performing PA Wedge Measurements
123
Automatic
123
Manual
124
Troubleshooting
124
Monitoring NBP
125
Introduction
126
Overview
126
Options
127
Additional Information
128
Safety
128
Monitoring
130
Control Settings
130
Custom Defaults
133
Setup Custom Automatic NBP Measurements
133
Auto NBP Cancellation Notification
133
Extended NBP Alarm Silence
134
Troubleshooting
134
Monitoring Spo2
136
Introduction
136
Overview
136
Primary Parameter Monitoring Considerations
137
Configuration Options
137
Additional Information
139
Safety
139
General
139
Neonates and Infants
141
Monitoring
142
Control Settings
142
Nellcor 395 Pulse Oximeter
145
Connecting
145
Guidelines
147
Troubleshooting
148
Measuring Cardiac Output
149
Introduction
150
Overview
150
Additional Information
150
Measuring
151
Control Settings
151
Performing the CO Procedure
152
Troubleshooting
154
Monitoring Respiration
155
Introduction
156
Overview
156
Additional Information
156
Safety
157
Monitoring
157
Control Settings
157
Troubleshooting
158
Monitoring Temperature
159
Overview
160
Monitoring
160
Control Settings
160
Troubleshooting
161
Monitoring End-Tidal CO2
164
Introduction
164
Overview
164
Compatible Devices/Sensors
164
Additional Information
164
Safety
165
Monitoring
166
Control Settings
166
Calibrating
167
Sensors
167
Adapters
168
Sample Lines
168
Troubleshooting
169
Monitoring Anesthesia Gases
171
Introduction
172
Overview
172
Options
173
Guidelines
173
Additional Information
173
Safety
173
Monitoring
175
Control Settings
175
Co2
176
Gas
176
Enabling HAL and ENF
177
Troubleshooting
178
Monitoring Impedance Cardiography (ICG)
179
Introduction
180
Overview
180
Monitored Parameters
180
Additional Information
180
Safety
181
Monitoring
182
Control Settings
183
Troubleshooting
184
Monitoring Bispectral Index (BIS)
185
Introduction
186
Overview
186
Additional Information
187
Safety
187
Considerations
187
General
187
Monitoring
188
Control Settings
188
Disabling Continuous Lead Detection
189
Disabling the Waveform Filter
190
Testing the bis
190
Understanding Displayed Values
190
Bis
190
Sqi
191
Sef
191
Emg
191
Troubleshooting
191
A Maintenance
193
Overview
194
Biocompatibility
194
Inspection
194
Disposal
194
Cleaning and Disinfecting
195
Procedure
195
Cautions
196
Impact or Results of Improper Cleaning Products and Processes
196
Cleaning Products to Avoid
197
Applied Parts
197
Printer/Writer(S
198
Changing Writer Paper
198
Batteries
199
Overview
199
Identifying Capacity
201
Installation Guidelines
202
Battery Care
203
Troubleshooting
205
Technical Maintenance
206
Safety Tests
206
Alarm Verification
209
B Software Packages
211
Feature Comparison by Software Package
212
C Factory Defaults
215
Arrhythmia Alarm Levels
216
Parameter Alarm Levels
216
Parameter Limits
229
Custom Defaults
229
E Interfacing with Non-GE Devices
237
Introduction
238
General
238
Safety
238
Non-GE Device Information
239
Displayed Data
239
Compatible Devices
240
Limitations
248
Setup
250
Connecting the Monitor
250
Connecting Peripheral Devices
250
Establishing Communication
251
Customizing Data Display
252
F Abbreviations and Symbols
255
Abbreviations
256

GE Dash 3000 Service Manual (282 pages)

Patient Monitor

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 6.72 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 Introduction

11
- Manual Information
  
  12
  - Revision History
    12
  - Manual Purpose
    12
  - Intended Audience
    12
  - Ordering Manuals
    12
- Safety Information
  
  13
  - Responsibility of the Manufacturer
    13
  - General
    13
  - Warnings, Cautions, and Notes
    14
- Equipment Symbols
  
  15
- Service Information
  
  19
  - Service Requirements
    19
  - Equipment Identification
    19
2 Equipment Overview

21
- Components
  
  22
  - Monitoring System
    22
  - Patient Monitor
    22
  - Controls and Indicators
    26
  - Exchangeable or Compatible Battery Packs
    29
  - Optional Components
    30
  - Optional Remote Control
    33
- Software Packages and Software Options
  
  34
  - Software Packages
    34
  - Software Options
    34
- Ethernet Communication
  
  35
  - About Ethernet
    35
  - Twisted Pair
    35
  - Network Terms
    36
- Theory of Operation
  
  37
  - Components
    37
  - Overall Patient Monitor Block Diagram
    37
  - Power Supply
    38
  - Data Acquisition System (DAS)
    38
  - Processor/Power Management Subsystem
    47
  - Lithium-Ion Battery Power
    55
  - Speaker
    60
  - Handle Subassembly
    60
  - Interfaces
    60
  - Storage and Backup
    62
  - Optional Thermal Printer
    63
3 Installation

65
- Installation Overview
  
  66
- Inspection
  
  67
- Before You Begin
  
  68
- Connections
  
  69
  - Back Panel Connections
    69
  - Power up
    71
  - Configure
    71
- Dash Installation Checkout Procedure
  
  72
4 Configuration

73
- Before You Begin
  
  74
- Service Menus
  
  75
  - Boot Loader Service Menu
    76
  - Main Menu Service Mode
    77
- Procedures
  
  81
- Set Print Locations
  
  82
- Service Mode Settings
  
  83
  - Set Unit Name
    83
  - Set Bed Number
    83
  - Patient-Monitor Type
    84
  - Admit Menu
    85
  - Confirm or Configure Wireless LAN
    86
- Boot Code Settings
  
  90
  - Set Defib Sync Voltage and Pulse Width
    90
  - Set Line Frequency
    90
  - Set CIC and QS Protocol
    91
  - Set MUSE System Protocol
    91
  - Transcutaneous Pace Blank Length
    91
  - Set Country Selection
    92
  - Set Language
    92
  - Enable or Disable AFIB Identification
    93
  - Enable or Disable Intellirate
    93
  - Analog out Buzz
    94
  - Completion
    94
- Advanced User Procedures
  
  95
  - Procedures
    95
  - Set Time and Date
    95
  - Transfer Monitor Defaults
    96
5 Preventive Maintenance

99
- Maintenance Schedule
  
  100
- Visual Inspection
  
  101
- Cleaning and Disinfecting the Patient Monitor
  
  101
  - Procedure
    101
  - Cautions
    102
  - Impact or Results of Improper Cleaning Products and Processes
    103
  - Cleaning Products to Avoid
    103
  - Storage
    103
  - Clean the Print Head
    104
- Cleaning, Disinfecting and Storing GE ECG Cables and Leadwires
  
  105
  - Cleaning and Disinfecting
    105
  - Sterilization
    106
  - Cautions
    106
  - Storage
    106
  - Improper Cleaning Products and Processes Impact or Results
    106
  - Cleaning Products to Avoid
    107
- Cleaning Other Applied Parts
  
  107
- Battery Maintenance
  
  108
  - How to Charge the Battery
    108
  - How to Condition the Battery
    109
  - How to Store the Battery
    110
  - How to Wake up the Battery
    110
  - How to Replace the Batteries
    112
  - Rechargeable Battery Recycling
    113
  - About the Cadex Smart Two+ Charger
    114
- Clear the Stored Patient Data Memory
  
  115
6 Troubleshooting

117
- Fault Analysis
  
  118
  - Overview
    118
  - Required Tools or Equipment
    118
  - Problems
    118
  - Acquisition PCB Symptoms
    120
  - Processor PCB Symptoms
    120
- Error Messages
  
  121
- Battery Alarms and Messages
  
  123
- Writer or Printer
  
  125
  - External
    125
  - Internal
    125
- No Waveform at Central Station
  
  126
- Monitor Defaults Transfer
  
  127
  - Storing Monitor Defaults
    127
  - Copying Stored Monitor Defaults
    127
- Change Internet Address
  
  128
- Review Errors
  
  129
  - View Output or Input Errors
    129
  - Useful Error Data
    130
- Get Error Logs
  
  132
  - Get Logs Via PC Using Netupdate
    132
  - Get Logs Via CIC
    137
  - Get Logs Via Centralscope
    137
- Wireless LAN
  
  140
  - Access Service Mode
    141
  - Identify the Wireless Technology
    141
  - 802.11A/B/G
    142
7 Field Replaceable Units

147
- Ordering Field Replaceable Units
  
  148
- Field Replaceable Units
  
  149
- Disassembly Guidelines
  
  153
  - Tools Required
    153
  - Before Disassembly
    153
  - Hardware Precautions
    154
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
    154
- Replacement Procedures
  
  155
- Remove or Replace Handle Assembly
  
  156
- Remove or Replace Display Assembly
  
  164
- Replace Display Flex Assembly
  
  170
- Replace Display Assembly Parts
  
  172
- Replace Main Unit Parts
  
  180
  - Replace Wireless Card
    180
  - Replace das Assembly
    183
  - Replace NBP Pump Assembly
    186
  - Replace Writer Assembly or Writer Flex
    187
  - Replace Speaker Assembly
    188
  - Replace Cpu/Battery Housing Assembly
    190
  - Replace Power Supply Assembly
    194
- Replace Battery Door
  
  196
- Replace Foot
  
  196
- Replace Writer Cover
  
  197
- Recommended Checkout
  
  198
8 Functional and Electrical Safety Checks

201
- Overview
  
  202
  - Manufacturer Recommendations
    202
  - Frequency
    202
  - Test Equipment
    202
  - Functional Checkout Procedures
    203
- Electrical Safety Tests
  
  204
  - General
    204
  - Recommendations
    204
  - Power Outlet Test
    205
  - Power Cord and Plug
    205
  - Ground (Earth) Integrity
    206
  - Ground (Earth) Wire Leakage Current Tests
    207
  - Enclosure (Touch) Leakage Current Test
    209
  - Patient (Source) Leakage Current Test
    212
  - Patient (Sink) Leakage Current Test (Mains Voltage on the Applied Part)
    214
- Bisx (Option) Current Leakage Tests
  
  216
- Functional Checkout Procedures
  
  220
  - Frequency
    220
  - Identify Enabled Patient Parameters and Software Options
    220
  - Patient Monitor Power-Up Tests
    221
  - ECG Tests
    222
  - Respiration Tests
    225
  - Temperature Tests
    226
  - Cardiac Output Tests (Option)
    227
  - Invasive Blood Pressure Tests (Option)
    227
  - Pulse Oximetry Tests for GE Ohmeda SPO2 Oximeter
    230
  - Pulse Oximetry Tests for Masimo SET SPO2
    232
  - Pulse Oximetry Tests for Nellcor Oximax SPO2
    233
  - Noninvasive Blood Pressure Tests
    235
  - NBP Calibration
    237
  - Analog Output and Defibrillator Synchronization Tests
    240
  - End-Tidal CO
    244
  - Battery Tests
    244
  - Graph or Print Tests (Option)
    244
  - Display Test
    245
  - Speaker Test
    246
  - Network Test (Option)
    246
  - Remote Control Test (Option)
    246
  - Bisx Test (Option)
    247
  - Wireless Antenna Signal Strength Test (Option)
    249
  - Wireless LAN Test (Option)
    252
  - Dash Port 2 Docking Station Test (Option)
    254
  - TRAM-Rac 2A Module Housing Peripheral Device Test (Option)
    254
  - ICG Module Test (Option)
    254
- Checkout Procedures Completion
  
  255
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC

258
Network Troubleshooting

267
- Network Traffic
  
  268
  - Traffic Types
    268
  - Flow
    268
- Network Infrastructure Compatibility
  
  269
  - Compatible Wireless Network Infrastructures
    269
- Problem: no Waveforms or Parameters Are Displayed at the CIC Pro Center
  
  271
Network Disclosure to Facilitate Network Risk

273
Checklist

280

GE Dash 3000 Specifications (8 pages)

GE Healthcare Dash 3000, 4000 & 5000 Flexible acuity monitoring

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction

Manual Information

Safety Information

Equipment Symbols

Service Information

2 Equipment Overview

Components

Software Packages and Software Options

Technical Specifications

3 Installation

Connections

Optional Ethernet Communication

4 Maintenance

Maintenance Schedule

Visual Inspection

Cleaning

Battery Power

Lithium-Ion Battery

Battery Maintenance

The Cadex Smart Two+ Charger

Electrical Safety Tests

Checkout Procedures

Maintenance Checklist

5 Troubleshooting

Service Menus

Battery Alarms and Messages

Power Source Tests

Data Acquisition Tests

Wireless LAN Troubleshooting

Service Tips

Error Messages

Language-Specific Information

6 Configuration

Configuring a Monitor

Main Menu Selections

Boot Code Selections

Advanced User Procedures

Transferring Error Logs

7 Calibration

Hardware Calibration

Calibration

8 Field Replaceable Units and Upgrades

Disassembly Guidelines

Handle Assembly

Display Assembly

Main Unit Components

Optional DDW Writer Replacement/Upgrade

9 Assembly Drawings

Introduction

Theory of Operation

Ordering Parts

Service Parts

Other Replaceable Components

Interconnection Diagram PN 2015999, Rev. G

Dash 3000/4000 Assembly PN 2015999, Rev. G

Parts List, PN 2015999, Rev. K

Dash 3000 Display Assembly PN 2015617-002, Rev. a

Parts List, PN 2015617-002, Rev. a

Dash 4000 Display PN 2016792-001, Rev. a

Parts List, PN 2016792-001, Rev. B

Dash 3000/4000 Back PN 2015997, Rev. B

Parts List, PN 2015997-101, -103, Rev. a

Port Connections

Appendix A - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction

Manual Information

Safety Information

Equipment Symbols

Service Information

2 Equipment Overview

Components

Software Packages and Software Options