Manual de Servicio Fabian Hfo

Service Manual
Vers. 1.09
fabian HFO
Rev. 1.17
fabian HFO Servicemanual
Servicemanual Revision History
Version Change
1.02  first edition
1.03  Revision History

 change in blender pneumatic diagram
 description Nurse call connector
1.04  Pneumatic Pressure relief Valve ( nCPAP, approx. . 400 mbar )

 Revision History
 Software update instructions
1.05  Pneumatic diagram for HFO module 2.0 and blender

 revised chapter 9.5 / 9.7 / 10
1.06  SW upgrade – Processor type revised ( Chapt. 11 )

 Processor upgrade with Softlog programmer
 important information regarding spring type in HFO module
( Chapter 9.8 )
 Screenshot updated ( Chapter 13.5 )
 New Chapter 13.5.11 Licensing
 Revision History , revised
1.07  24 VDC Plug is Series 680 NOT Series 830

 New picture Back panel
 Manual complete revised
1.08  HW revision list revised

 Chapter “pneumatic diagram” , revised
 Chapter “ calibration “ revised
 Chapter “ repair / HW upgrade , revised and new
1.09  Chapter - 13 Calibration removed. Test and calibration now in own

document
 6.1 Serial number description
 7.1 Information maintenance internal battery
 12.1.5. Replace battery pack
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SM fabian-HFO- 1.17.docx
1.10  Service interval: Change HFO Membrane not complete HFO

module
 8.3 Manifold V2
 8.5 Rear panel V2
 8.6 Info netDCU
 8.10 Power board rev. 2.1
 8.12 Blender V2
 8.13 Info proportional valve
 8.14p Internal tubing
 9.7 Manifold V2 pneumatic
 9.7.2 Manifold V2 drawing
 10.3 revised
 10.3.4 revised
1.11  PIC programming with PICkit 3
1.12  Update “ registry “ and “ copy files “ implemented

 Chapter 8.5.2 New 24 VDC connector
1.13  Chapter 10.2 file structure update stick

 New Chapter 10.4 SW update with netDCU
1.14  Battery board now called “ power board “

 Chapter 10.5 renamed in: Processor port connections
 Delete chapter 10.5.4 - 10-5.7 PIC Processor upgrade
See new Document: “Processor update instruction”
1.15  Chapter 8.15.4 colour coded tubing

 10.2 removed. See new document: fabian update instruction
 10.3.4 Removed. See new Document: Processor update instruction
 12.2 NEW chapter. Error codes
1.16  Chapter 12.2 revised
1.17  New chapter 10.3
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Manufacturer:
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG

Fabrik im Schiffli
8816 Hirzel / Switzerland
Phone: +41 44 729 70 80

Fax: +41 44 729 70 81
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.acutronic-medical.ch
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Table of Contents
1) Preface................................................................................................................. 8
2) CMOS Handling Precautions ............................................................................... 9
3) Warranty .............................................................................................................. 9
4) Maintenance ...................................................................................................... 10
5) Liability for proper function and damage ............................................................ 11
6) Revision History ................................................................................................. 12

6.1 Serialnumber description : ........................................................................... 12
6.2 Hardware Revision History .......................................................................... 12
6.3 Software / Firmware .................................................................................... 13
7) Service and maintenance intervals .................................................................... 14

7.1 Maintenance internal battery ....................................................................... 15
8) fabian components ............................................................................................. 16

8.1 Manifold Ports ............................................................................................. 16
8.2 Manifold rear side ( V1 ) .............................................................................. 17
8.3 Manifold rear side ( V2 ) .............................................................................. 18
8.4 Rear Panel V1 ............................................................................................. 19
8.5 Rear Panel V2 ............................................................................................. 20
8.5.1 Nurse call connector ............................................................................. 21
8.5.2 24 V DC Connector ............................................................................... 22
8.5.3 Rear Panel – component side -............................................................. 23
8.6 Mainboard – overview – Rev. 2.0 ................................................................ 24
8.8.1 Mainboard – Watchdog LED - ............................................................... 27
8.9 Power board – overview –Rev. 1.0 .............................................................. 28
8.10 Power board – overview –Rev. 2.1 / 2.1.1 ................................................... 29
8.11 Proportional gas blender V1 ........................................................................ 30
8.11.1 Proportional gas blender ( Board Rev. 1.0 ) HW Rev. 1.0 ................. 30
8.11.2 Proportional gas blender ( Board Rev. 1.1 ) HW Rev. 1.0 ................. 31
8.12 Proportional gas blender V2 ........................................................................ 32
8.13 Proportional valve ........................................................................................ 33
8.14 Internal tubing .............................................................................................. 34
8.14.1 Internal tubing fabian HFO with blender V1 and manifold V1 ............ 34
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8.14.5 Colour coded tubing........................................................................... 38
8.15 HFO Module ................................................................................................ 39
8.15.1 Hardware revision .............................................................................. 39
8.15.2 HFO Board ........................................................................................ 41
8.15.3 HFO pneumatic ................................................................................. 41
9) Pneumatic diagrams / Drawings ........................................................................ 42

9.1 Proportional blender V1 ( with HFO module < 2.0 ) ..................................... 42
9.2 Proportional blender V1 (with HFO module ≥ 2.0 ) ...................................... 43
9.3 Proportional blender V1 (with purge flow ) ................................................... 44
9.4 Proportional blender V2 connected to manifold V1 ..................................... 45
9.5 Proportional blender V2 connected to manifold V2 ..................................... 46
9.5.1 Proportional blender V1 - drawing –..................................................... 47
9.5.2 Proportional blender V2 – drawing ........................................................ 47
9.6 Manifold V1 pneumatic diagram .................................................................. 48
9.7 Manifold V2 pneumatic diagram .................................................................. 49
9.7.1 Manifold V1 drawing ........................................................................... 50
9.7.2 Manifold V2 drawing ............................................................................. 51
9.8 HFO module ( HW < 2.0 ) ............................................................................ 52
9.9 HFO module ( HW ≥ 2.0 ) ............................................................................ 53
9.9.1 HFO Module – drawing – ...................................................................... 54
10) Software update ................................................................................................. 55

10.1 Required tools for SW update ..................................................................... 56
10.2 Software update .......................................................................................... 57
10.3 Configure USB update ( AcuInstall.ini ) ....................................................... 57
10.4 Processor port connections ......................................................................... 58
10.4.1 PIC Connector Mainboard ................................................................. 58
10.4.2 PIC Connector Blender ...................................................................... 59
10.4.3 PIC Connector Power board .............................................................. 60
10.4.4 PIC Processor upgrade ..................................................................... 61
11) Tools / Repair Info .............................................................................................. 62

11.1 Alarms OFF ................................................................................................. 62
11.2 Required Tools ............................................................................................ 62
11.3 Holding device ............................................................................................. 63
12) Repair / HW upgrade instruction ........................................................................ 64

12.1.1 Exchange of fuses ............................................................................. 64
12.1.2 Replacing Air and O2 inlet filters ........................................................ 65
12.1.3 Replacing Oxygen sensor.................................................................. 66
12.1.4 Replacing the exhalation valve membrane ........................................ 67
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12.1.5 Replacing battery pack ...................................................................... 68

12.2 Error codes .................................................................................................. 69
12.2.1 Blender codes .................................................................................... 69
12.2.2 Watchdog / Software ......................................................................... 70
12.2.3 Hardware ........................................................................................... 70
12.3 HFO module upgrade .................................................................................. 71
12.4 Purge flow upgrade ..................................................................................... 73
13) Calibration .......................................................................................................... 76

13.1 Calibration - tools......................................................................................... 76
14) Service Mode Screens ....................................................................................... 77

14.1 System ........................................................................................................ 77
14.1.1 Calibration ......................................................................................... 77
14.1.2 Blenderboard ..................................................................................... 78
14.1.3 Monitor PIC ........................................................................................ 79
14.1.4 Accuboard ......................................................................................... 80
14.1.5 Valves ................................................................................................ 80
14.1.6 Display ............................................................................................... 81
14.1.7 Settings.............................................................................................. 81
14.1.8 Interfaces ........................................................................................... 82
14.1.9 Info..................................................................................................... 82
14.1.10 Licensing ........................................................................................... 83
15) AcuLink / PDMS / Network connection .......................................................... 84
16) Complete Device Check..................................................................................... 84
17) System - check .................................................................................................. 84
18) Spare parts ........................................................................................................ 84
19) Technical Specifications..................................................................................... 84
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1) Preface
This service manual is intended for use by ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG trained and authorized
service personnel.
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG does not condone or approve of service activity on its products by
other than ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG trained or authorized personnel and ACUTRONIC
Medical Systems AG is not responsible for any unauthorized repairs or modifications, or any repairs or
modifications made by unauthorized procedures.
Use of the incorrect part, or failure to exercise due care in the installation, removal, servicing, checkout
or calibration of parts and equipment or the use of unauthorized accessories, may result in damage to
the equipment which may in turn result in damage in property and injury (including death) to persons.
The purchaser and installer of these parts shall bear full responsibility and liability for the above.
All maintenance performed within the applicable warranty period must be authorized in advance by a
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG service representative in order to retain the warranty status of the
subject unit.
Statements in the operating instructions preceded by words “Warning,” “Caution,” and “Note” carry
special significance. The definitions of these words are as follows:
WARNING !
Means there is a possibility of injury to oneself or others
CAUTION !
Means there is a possibility of damage to the instrument or other property
NOTE !
Indicates points of particular interest for more efficient and convenient operation.
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2) CMOS Handling Precautions
The following precautions must be observed whenever a circuit board or an integrated circuit is handled.
Failure to do so may result in serious damage to the fabian.
Place fabian and parts on a grounded, conductive work surface
Ground yourself (with a strap having about 1 MOhm resistance )
Ground the frame of any test instrument or soldering iron to be used
If any circuit boards are to be stored or transported, enclose them in conductive (anti-static) envelopes
3) Warranty
We warrant that this product is free from defects in material and workmanship and, when properly used, will
perform in accordance with applicable specifications. If within one year after the original shipment it is found
not to meet this standard, it will be repaired, at Acutronic Medical Systems AG option, or replaced at no
charge when returned to an Acutronic Medical Systems AG service facility. Any modification to the
equipment or rework or repair by other than Acutronic Medical Systems AG approved personnel will render
this warranty null and void. Acutronic Medical Systems AG shall not be liable for any indirect, special or
consequential damages, even if notice has been given of the possibility of such damages.
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,

INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
The policy of Acutronic Medical Systems AG is to maintain product repair capability for a period of ten years
after the original shipment and to make this capability available at the then prevailing schedule of charge.
All maintenance performed within the applicable warranty period must be authorized in advance by a
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG service representative in order to retain the warranty status of the
subject unit
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4) Maintenance
Fabian HFO is a Neonatal and Infant Ventilator and classified as Il b according all applicable
requirements for Medical Products according 93/42 EWG council of European Union dated June 14th,
1993 for Medical Products.
1.) The apparatus must be inspected by experts at regular 12 months interval .
2.) We recommend obtaining a service contract with ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG exclusive
distributor in your country.
3.) Repairs and general overhaul on the apparatus may only be carried out by ACUTRONIC Medical
Systems AG Service.
4.) Only original ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG spare parts may be used for maintenance.
5.) Power connection: The apparatus is to be used only in rooms with mains power supply
installations complying with national standards. The standards laid down in IEC-601/1 Safety for
Medical Electrical Equipment, are applicable for electrically powered equipment.
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5) Liability for proper function and damage
The liability for proper function of the apparatus is irrevocably transferred to the owner or operator to
the extent the apparatus has been serviced or repaired by personnel not employed or authorised by
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG Service or when the apparatus was used in a manner not
conforming to its intended use.
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG cannot be held responsible for damage caused by non-compliance
with the above mentioned recommendations. The warranty and liability provisions of the terms of sale
and delivery of ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG are likewise not modified by the recommendations
mentioned above.
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG
Service: measures to maintain desired condition

Repair: to restore desired condition
Maintenance: inspection, service and if applicable, repair
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6) Revision History
6.1 Serialnumber description :
Example : AN10AA-0001 ( new SN from HW Rev. 1.7 )

A: only for internal use
N: Model N – fabian +nCPAP evolution
T – fabian therapy evolution
H – fabian HFO
K – fabian HFO without HFO Module
10 HW Revision 10 – 1.0
11 – 1.1 etc.
AA Date of manufacture A – January A - 2012
B – February etc. B – 2013 etc.
0001 Sequential number
6.2 Hardware Revision History
Serial no. Rev. Change
20-00101-P to 0.9
 Prototype
20-00109-P Prototype
from  Mainboard Rev. 2.0

1.0  no extra grounding wire
20-00110-S  New Multiplexer (74HCT4052D)
from
1.1
20-00130-S  HW upgrade on mainboard for CO2 measurement.
 Fan with speed signal

 5 volt connection for CO2 measurements directly
from 1.2
soldered on printed circuit boards T501
20-00150-S  Label with HW Revision below type plate
 Schurter Power Entry module

from 1.3 4301.5202
20-00160-S  Sound absorber ( strainer insert ) integrated in
proportional blender
 New hose connection between blender and
from 1.4
manifold with F400 filter instead of strain insert. To
20-00173-S
avoid whistling noise from blender.
 HFO Module with new “ trapezoidal spring “ SN
1.4 HB-A036
from
 See label below type plate HFO Rev.2.0
20-00173-S and upgraded equipment  ! HFO feed now Inspiratory !
 ! No Bleed flow !
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from 1.4
 Mainboard Rev. 2.1
20-00189-S and upgraded equipment
 New print on rear panel
 New Air and O2 inlet filter
from 1.5 Part..Nr.: 20-01-0088
20-00208-S  Cooling air filter in bottom case
 New rubber feet ( h=15 mm )
 Some Improvements in the inner housing
1.6
from  New LCD with LED backlight
20-00304-S – and upgraded equipment  Purge flow in Proximal line
20-00354-S
 New Serial numbers

from
1.7  Mainboard and Power board “Retrofitting”
AH17HA-00355
 Manifold cover
 New Mainboard Rev. 3.0
 New Power Board Rev. 2.1
From  New internal housing
1.8
xx18xx-00450  New Rear panel
 New Power supply
 New Side panel
6.3 Software / Firmware
This service manual covers the following SW revision
Firmware Version Version
NetDCU Kernel 1.27
HMI Software ≥ 3.0.0
Conductor / Controller PIC ≥ 3.3.16
Monitor PIC ≥ 3.9.15
Alarm PIC ≥ 3.02
Blender PIC ≥ 5.2
Accu PIC ( HW Rev. 1.0 ) ≥ 5.1
Accu PIC ( HW Rev. 2.1 ) ≥ 5.3
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7) Service and maintenance intervals
Always clean and disinfect equipment or equipment components prior to any maintenance – including
when returning the equipment for repair.
Every 6 months
Perform the following work:
 Filter (casing bottom), replace if necessary
Every 12 months
Maintenance and safety inspections
Perform the following work:
 Check alarm and limit value functions
 Check pressure connections
 Check electrical connections
 Check safety shutdown calibration
Replace the following components:

 Air and oxygen Input filter
 Filter (casing bottom)
 O2 sensor
Every 4 years
Replace the following components:
 Air and oxygen Input filter
 Filter (casing bottom)
 O2 sensor
 Proportional valves. pressurised air / oxygen mixer ( Type MiM or FAS )
 Input pressure regulator pressurised air / oxygen
 2 pcs. calibration valve
 Lithium battery CR2032
 HFO Membrane
Maintenance and safety inspections must be performed by Acutronic trained experts

with access to suitable testing and measuring equipment.
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7.1 Maintenance internal battery
The internal battery is maintenance free !
Under normal use the battery has no wear and tear.
Due to the high quality of the battery and environmental reasons a regular
battery replacement is not required.
Check the capacity of the battery annually
A full charged battery must have a operating time of 2 hours.
Mode: IPPV, pediatrics standard settings, gas supply connected
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8) fabian components
8.1 Manifold Ports
1 Inspiratory tube port.

Centre port for connecting the nCPAP system and O2 Therapy
2 Expiratory tube port.
3 Pressure measuring tube port proximal
4 HFO port
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8.2 Manifold rear side ( V1 )
Figure without purge flow connection. See chapter 8.14 internal tubing for
more details.
2 Inspiratory pressure port
3 Proximal pressure port
4 Pneumatic pressure relief valve ( 120 + 5 mbar )
5 Safety valve coil ( opens 10 mbar above set pmax )
6 Exhalation valve coil
7 HFO port
8 Calibration pot ( p insp 60 mbar )
9 Calibration pot ( p insp 0 mbar )
10 Pressure sensor ( p insp )
11 Pressure sensor ( p prox )
12 Pressure sensor board
13 Connector to Mainboard
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8.3 Manifold rear side ( V2 )

2 Inspiratory pressure port
3 Purge flow inlet from blender
4 Proximal pressure port
5 Safety valve coil ( opens 10 mbar above pmax )
6 Exhalation valve coil
7 HFO port
8 Calibration pot ( pinsp. 60 mbar )
9 Calibration Pot ( pinsp 0 mbar )
10 Pressure sensor ( p insp )
11 Pressure sensor ( p prox )
12 Pressure sensor board
13 Connector to Mainboard
1 Pneumatic pressure relief valve (. 120 + 5 mbar )
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8.4 Rear Panel V1
1 Connector for 24V DC external power supply (no charging!)
2 Network jack for data management , PDMS
3 USB port for data output and update
4 RS232 port for CO2 Option OR PDMS
5 Flow sensor connector
6 Nurse call connector
7 Loudspeaker
8 Fan
9 Optional ports
10 Power Connector ( fuse 1 AT )
11 Pin for potential equalisation
12 O2 supply connector 2.0 – 6.5 bar / 40 l/min
13 Pressurised air connector 2.0 – 6.5 bar / 40 l/min
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8.5 Rear Panel V2
1 Connector for 24V DC external power supply (no battery charging !)
2 Network jack for data management , PDMS
3 USB port for data output, Software update
4 RS232 port for PDMS
5 Flow sensor connector
6 Nurse call connector
7 Video In , VGA ( option )
8 Loudspeaker
9 Fan
10 CO2 sensor ( option )
11 Nebulizer, ultrasonic ( option )
12 O2 supply connector 2.0 – 6.5 bar / 40 l/min
13 Pressurised air connector 2.0 – 6.5 bar / 40 l/min
14 Power Connector ( fuse 1.25 AT )
15 Pin for potential equalisation
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8.5.1 Nurse call connector
PIN
1-2 Normal open ( NO )
1-3 Normal closed ( NC )
Nurse call plug
Art. Nr. 99-0405-00-03 (manufacturer no. )
Typ Manufacturer
Series 712 ( 3 pin ) Binder ( www.binder-connector.de )
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8.5.2 24 V DC Connector
Rear panel V1
Plug:
Manufacturer: Binder
Series 680, 2 pin
PIN
1 GND
2 + 24 V DC
View on soldering side
Rear panel V2
Plug:
Manufacturer: Binder
Series 680, 4 pin
PIN
1/2 GND
3/4 + 24 V DC
View on soldering side ( Plug )
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8.5.3 Rear Panel – component side -
Power Supply:
fabian HFO Rear panel V1 XP Power RCL175PS24C

fabian HFO Rear panel V2( HW Rev. from 1.8 ): FRIWO OF 150-24
Please see also Spare part list fabian HFO for details
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8.6 Mainboard – overview – Rev. 2.0
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Changes since revision 2.0:
- 5V for RS232 now internal wired

- Fuse 1 AT mounted directly on Mainboard
- Improved “ clean sensor alarm “ detection in HFO mode
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8.8.1 Mainboard – Watchdog LED -
A watchdog circuit monitors the processors of the device.

The led lights when the processor is ok.
D600 Monitor PIC

D601 Controller PIC
D602 NetDCU
D603 Alarm PIC
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8.9 Power board – overview –Rev. 1.0
Power board 1.0 is compatible to Mainboard 2.x and 3.x
LED 1 “Power OFF” LED

LED 2 State of charge
OFF Unit in Battery mode
Flashes ( quickly ) Battery failure / Battery disconnected
Flashes ( 1 / sec ) Charging
Flashes ( 1 / min ) Battery full / Unit in mains operation
LED 3 ON 5V OK
LED 4 ON 12 V OK
LED 5 Flashes Power board in normal condition
F1 24V connection ( 10 AT FF )
F2 Main fuse ( 10 A FF )
F3 Safety OFF function ( 3 A T )
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8.10 Power board – overview –Rev. 2.1 / 2.1.1
Power board 2.1 / 2.1.1 is compatible to Mainboard 2.x and 3.x
LED 1 State of charge

OFF Unit in Battery mode
Flashes ( quickly ) Battery failure / Battery disconnected
Flashes ( 1 / sec ) Charging
Flashes ( 1 / min ) Battery full / Unit in mains operation
LED 2 “Power OFF” LED
LED 3 Flashes Power board in normal condition
LED 4 ON 5 Volt OK
LED 5 ON 12 Volt OK
F1 Fuse 24V connection ( 10 A FF )

F2 Main fuse ( 10 A FF )
F3 Fuse Safety OFF function ( 3 A T )
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8.11 Proportional gas blender V1
8.11.1 Proportional gas blender ( Board Rev. 1.0 ) HW Rev. 1.0
The connections of Proportional valves may mounted ( soldered ) directly on the

board.
( only the first Blender with Rev. 1.0 )
1 Pressure regulator O2
2 Pressure regulator Air
3 Gas inlet O2
4 Gas inlet Air
5 Calibration valve O2 ( Oxygen sensor )
6 Calibration valve Air ( Oxygen sensor )
7 Pressure sensor O2
8 Pressure sensor Air
9 Proportional valve O2 ( FAS )
10 Proportional valve Air ( FAS )
11 Bleed Air to HFO Module ( only HFO module < 2.0 )
12 O2 sensor compartment with O2 sensor
13 Bleed gas outlet
14 O2 measurement inlet
15 Patient gas
16 Pneumatic Pressure relief Valve ( nCPAP, 500 ± 100 mbar )
17 Processor port
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8.11.2 Proportional gas blender ( Board Rev. 1.1 ) HW Rev. 1.0
Changes since revision 1.0:
- new position of the processor port

- new calibration pots for flow
1 Calibration pot, flow
2 Processor port
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8.12 Proportional gas blender V2
With Purge flow connector.
1 Pressure regulator O2 15 Purge flow connector to manifold

2 Pressure regulator Air 16 Pneumatic Pressure relief Valve
( nCPAP, 500 ± 100 mbar )
3 Gas inlet O2 17 Flow sensor
4 Gas inlet Air 18 Calibration pot Air valve
5 Calibration valve O2 19 Calibration poi Oxygen valve
6 Calibration valve Air 20 Connector to ,mainboard
7 Pressure sensor O2 21 Processor port
8 Pressure sensor Air
9 Proportional valve O2 ( MIM )
10 Proportional valve Air ( MIM )
11 O2 sensor compartment
12 Bleed gas outlet
13 O2 measurement inlet
14 Patient gas
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8.13 Proportional valve
TYPE : FAS Type : MiM
Installed in blender V2
Installed in blender V1
Both valves have the same function and are compatible to the blender PCB 1.1
To change the FAS with a MIM Valve

you must change the mounting
block !
To use the MiM proportional valve the

installed FW on the blender board
must be ≥ 3.2
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8.14 Internal tubing
8.14.1 Internal tubing fabian HFO with blender V1 and manifold V1
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Nozzle for purge flow is integrated in the manifold
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8.14.5 Colour coded tubing
Colour coded from Serial number: 00738
RED: mixed gas to patient

BLUE: purge flow (only fabian +nCPAP )
YELLOW: proximal pressure sensor
GREEN: Pinsp. Pressure sensor
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8.15 HFO Module
8.15.1 Hardware revision
Revision < 2.0

Amplitude max 60 mbar
Cylindrical spring
Air bleed
HFO connected to expiratory port
Spring type must set to cylindrical!

Otherwise the HFO module will be demaged.
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Revision ≥ 2.0
Amplitude max 80 mbar
Trapeziodal spring ( conical )
NO Air bleed
HFO connected to inspiratory port
Spring type must set to conical!

Otherwise the HFO module working with Amplitude
not higher than 60 mbar.
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8.15.2 HFO Board
1 Connector mainboard
2 Processor port
3 Connector HFO Valve / Air bleed ( only HFO module Rev. < 2.0 )
8.15.3 HFO pneumatic
Vers. < 2.0 Vers. 2.0
1 HFO Valve ( open / close )
2 HFO outlet port
3 Valve and connector , HFO Air bleed ( only HFO module Rev. < 2.0 )
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9) Pneumatic diagrams / Drawings

9.1 Proportional blender V1 ( with HFO module < 2.0 )
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9.2 Proportional blender V1 (with HFO module ≥ 2.0 )
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9.3 Proportional blender V1 (with purge flow )
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9.4 Proportional blender V2 connected to manifold V1
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9.5 Proportional blender V2 connected to manifold V2
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9.5.1 Proportional blender V1 - drawing –
9.5.2 Proportional blender V2 – drawing
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9.6 Manifold V1 pneumatic diagram
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9.7 Manifold V2 pneumatic diagram
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9.7.1 Manifold V1 drawing
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9.7.2 Manifold V2 drawing
- Integrated purge flow nozzle

- Pneumatic pressure relief valve on bottom side
16
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9.8 HFO module ( HW < 2.0 )
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9.9 HFO module ( HW ≥ 2.0 )
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9.9.1 HFO Module – drawing –
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10) Software update
A Software “update” can also be an “upgrade “ with new features.
The fabian HFO Ventilator uses a basic pneumatic structure that is controlled by two PIC
micro controllers on the main board.
A single board computer (CPU) on the main board provides the user interface and
supervises the pneumatic controllers.
The ventilator can be used in different operating (ventilation) modes that are completely
software controlled.
The control of the fabian HFO essentially consists of following component
located Update via Processor
User Interface Mainboard USB RISC

NetDCU
Controller PIC Mainboard USB or PIC18F2520

Conductor PIC ICSP
Monitor PIC Mainboard USB dsPIC33FJ128GP706
Alarm PIC Mainboard ICSP PIC16F627A
HFO PIC HFO board USB or PIC18F2420

RJ11
Power board PIC Power board RJ11 PIC18F2520
Blender PIC Blender board ICSP dsPIC33FJ128GP706
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10.1 Required tools for SW update
USB Stick for upgrade the following modules :

- HMI Interface
- Controller PIC
- Monitor PIC
- HFO PIC
Processor programmer:
“ICD 3” “ or “Softlog” Programmer with ICSP Adapter,
Windows PC ( XP or Windows 7 ) with installed MBLAP ( ICD3) or ICP (Softlog) Software for
upgrade the following modules:
- Alarm PIC
- Power board PIC
- Blender PIC
Microchip ICD 3 programmer
Softlog portable programmer ( available from Acutronic # 7215 )
PICkit 3 programmer ( available from Acutronic # 7327 )
After an update a calibration of the device is

mandatory
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10.2 Software update
See Document:
fabian update instruction
10.3 Configure USB update ( AcuInstall.ini )
On the USB update stick in the folder:
\SETUP\
you will find the file: AcuInstall.ini
With help of this file, the update process can be adjusted.
There are the following settings are available:
MANUAL: enables the manual installation, does not read the [CONFIGURATION]
AUTO: installs the update using the current configuration of NetDCU,

does not read the [CONFIGURATION]
CONFIG: installs the update with new configuration settings of [CONFIGURATION]
COLDBOOT: for production or a complete first installation
DISPLAYCAL: calls only the display calibration, does not read the [CONFIGURATION]
Open the file with an editor program.
Look for this entry:
INSTALLTYPE=
Change the entry after “Installtype=”
Save the new Acuinstall.ini
Perform the update
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10.4 Processor port connections
10.4.1 PIC Connector Mainboard
Blender / Alarm and Power board processors cannot be updated by USB.

To update the PIC you need a ICD3 or Softlog Programmer.
The following pictures show the connections of the processors.
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10.4.2 PIC Connector Blender
PIC Processor Blender PCB rev.1.0
PIC Processor Blender PCB rev.1.1 / 1.2
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10.4.3 PIC Connector Power board
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10.4.4 PIC Processor upgrade
See Document:
Processor update instruction
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11) Tools / Repair Info

11.1 Alarms OFF
During repair and troubleshooting it is possible to disable the system and patient
alarms.
Simultaneously press and , hold for approx. 5 sec.

In the upper right corner the symbol will appear.
From now on ALL alarms are disabled till you press the buttons again or restart the
Unit.
11.2 Required Tools
- Philips screwdriver PH 1
- Philips screwdriver PH 2
- Torx Screwdriver TX 20
- Screwdriver size 0.8
- Allen key 4 mm / 8 mm
- Socket key 5 mm & 6 mm
- ESD set
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11.3 Holding device
The holding device is required for the exchange of HFO module.
If not used, the front frame will break
Holding device Part.Nr.:: 7219
Mounted holding device
fabian HFO turned
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12) Repair / HW upgrade instruction
12.1.1 Exchange of fuses
General note:
Fuses shall be replaced by fuses of the same type and value indicated on fabian only.
ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG recommends the exchange of fuses by authorised
service personnel only.
The main fuses are located in the fuses compartment of the power entry module at the rear
panel of fabian.
Procedure:
1. Disconnect power cord from machine to avoid electrical shock!
2. With a forceps, open the fuses compartment. Pull out the drawer, which contains the
fuses.
3. Exchange the fuses with fuses of the same type and value.
4. Install the compartment back.
5. Make sure, that the arrow directs to the right side.
6. The correct values for the fuses are indicated on the label above the power entry
module.
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12.1.2 Replacing Air and O2 inlet filters
1) Unscrew the 4 mm Allen screw inside the compressed air and oxygen connection.
2) Remove the filter
3) Install a new filter.
4) Install the retaining screw.
The NEW filter Part. No.: 3697 can be used for ALL fabian devices
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12.1.3 Replacing Oxygen sensor
Switch off fabian HFO.
Loosen 3 screws on fabian housing cover.

Lift off housing cover.
The oxygen sensor is located at the front right

inside the fabian, viewing from the back.
Unplug oxygen sensor cable.

Unscrew oxygen sensor counter-clockwise.
Screw in new sensor and connect sensor cable.
Reinstall housing cover.
Switch on Fabian.
Calibrate oxygen sensor at 21 %Vol. and
100 %Vol.
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12.1.4 Replacing the exhalation valve membrane
! Make sure the membrane is correctly aligned !
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12.1.5 Replacing battery pack
The internal battery is maintenance free !
Under normal use the battery has no wear and tear.
If a replacement is necessary please follow these steps:
1. Replace battery
2. Connect mains power AND gas supply
3. Start fabian and let the fabian run till the battery is fully charged
4. Remove mains power supply
5. Let the fabian run until the unit shuts off
6. Follow steps 2 – 5 one more time
7. Now the battery pack is ready to use
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12.2 Error codes
12.2.1 Blender codes
CODE PROBLEM CAUSE
Connection Problem - Check connection cable

0
Blender / Mainboard
1 AIR control - Proportional valve

- Pressure sensor
- Blender PCB
2 O2 control - Blender flow sensor
- Pressure regulator
3 Override Voltage Proportional valve - 24 Volt fail ( PIN 7,8,9 )
Communication between blender / - Blender PCB

4 Mainboard - Mainboard
- Connection cable
- Contact problem
8 Hot wire Air AIR : U101, L100, R117,
118, T101, R113
- Contact problem
O2 : U101, L101, R119,
16 Hot wire O2 120, T102, R114
- Blender Flow sensor
- Contact problem
24 Hot wire Air AND O2 U101, L100, L101
FRAM / Memory check - Try to load new Software

32
- Blender PCB
Zero calibration - Proportional Valve ( Leak )

64
128 / 160 FRAM - Blender PCB
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12.2.2 Watchdog / Software
CODE PROBLEM CAUSE
WDST_0 User Interface - Software
WDST_1 Controller PIC

- PIC
WDST_2 Monitor PIC - Mainboard
- Multiplexer
WDST_3 Alarm PIC
12.2.3 Hardware
Message CAUSE
Safety relay defect - Mainboard
Voltage monitoring - Power board

- Mainboard
SPI Interface
DIO Interface
COM Interface - NetDCU
PIF Interface - Mainboard
I2C Interface
Serial Terminal interface - AcuLink communication
Cooling fan defect - Cooling fan
Low physical memory - please reboot! - NetDCU
- Battery
Battery defect - Connection Battery / power
board
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12.3 HFO module upgrade
Modification / Description: Change HFO module Rev. < 2.0 ( Amp. max. 60 mbar )
Remove the Top, right and left housing from
fabian HFO
Mount the holding device ( Art. No.: 7219 )
Turn the fabian HFO
Remove the bottom cover
Remove the complete Air tube form the blender

and replace with the tube from the upgrade kit.
Replace the HFO Module with the new one.

Pay attention to the Hytrel tube !
You can easily remove the tube by disassembly
the HFO connector.
To remove the HFO connector, loose the screw
which is located at the lower side of the Manifold.
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Reinstall the housing
Stick down the label : “HFO module 2.0”
Software Setup for HFO module 2.0 ( Installer 1.0.0.33 )
Start the fabian HFO with USB update stick

connected.
Select “ Hardware configuration “
Select “ Spring type : conical “

Followed by “done”
Reboot fabian HFO

- Perform a complete System check with calibration
Connecting to HFO module Rev ≥ 2.0
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12.4 Purge flow upgrade

The following SW /FW Versions must be installed prior us of the purge flow kit.
HMI Software ≥ 1.2.0.38
Language Version ≥ 1.0.0.63
Blender PIC ≥ 2.5
Accu PIC ≥ 4.7
Controller PIC ≥ 3.03
Monitor PIC ≥ 2.6.7
Modification / Description:
Under certain circumstances it is possible that moisture reaches close to the proximal connector of the
fabian HFO.
To prevent this, the proximal port must be modified.
After the modification a small continous flow from the proximal port to the Y Piece is given.
pneumatic with purge flow
Modification Kit ( Art. No. 7244 )
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Remove the Top, right and left housing from

fabian HFO
Remove the tube from the blender
Connect the modification Kit to blender
Remove the Silicon tube from the proximal

pressure sensor.
Connect the new tubes to the proximal sensor as

shown.
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Stick down the label : “purge flow”
Calibrate the proximal sensor at 0 and 60 mbar.

Perform a function test in all breathing modes.
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13) Calibration
Detailed calibration and test instruction in Document:
Test instruction fabian
13.1 Calibration - tools
Special test procedures and instruments are required to perform the testing.
Only use test instrument which is regularly checked and calibrated by certified calibration service, to
guarantee that they have the required accuracy.
The following equipment is required:
- Respirator tester e.g. PF300 flow analyser (IMT)

- fabian test lung ( part no. 1116 )
- Test lung small ( part no.: 7204 )
- Miniature pressure regulator. Range approx. 60 mbar e.g. Aircom Art No.: R900-3,5WK
- Electrical safety tester
WARNING
Hazardous voltages exist within the ventilator. Always observe appropriate safety
precautions when working on the ventilator while the machine is connected to an
electrical power source to prevent possible accidental injurious electrical shock.
WARNING
After calibration and/or replacement of any assembly(ies), always repeat the

complete test procedure according the fabian checklist.
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14) Service Mode Screens
14.1 System
14.1.1 Calibration
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14.1.2 Blenderboard
Flow Correction default setting is 1.000.
Only change at the direction of Acutronic
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14.1.3 Monitor PIC
Oxy1 Data of Oxygen Cell:

Oxy2 522 21 Vol%O2, Sensor new ( typical )
435 – 626 21 Vol%O2, Sensor new ( range )
≤ 327 Sensor nearly defect ( at 21% )
≤ 246 Sensor defect ( at 21% )
≥ 839 Sensor defect ( at 21% )
≤ 1561 Sensor nearly defect ( at 100 % )
≤ 1172 Sensor defect ( at 100 % )
≥ 4000 Sensor defect ( at 100 % )
≤ 65 Sensor disconnect, Cable broken
P – Air Dynamic condition 2300 ± 100 ( approx. 1.6 bar )

P – O2
P insp. 0 mbar 1480 ±10

60 mbar 2940 ±10
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14.1.4 Accuboard
14.1.5 Valves
- Perform a “ Burn In “ after replacing the O2 calibration valves for 15 minutes.
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14.1.6 Display
- Same function as in the user menu
14.1.7 Settings
- Switch Nursecall ON /OFF

- Load and save User settings
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14.1.8 Interfaces
14.1.9 Info
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14.1.10 Licensing
The Licensing is done by Acutronic at factory side.

Should it be necessary to re-enter the keys, please contact Acutronic.
It is also possible to setup the keys via the update USB stick.
The license key (available from Acutronic) must be located in the following directory
on the USB update stick
\ LICENSE
Start fabian in manual update mode.
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15) AcuLink / PDMS / Network connection
Please find the instruction how to use :

- AcuLink
- PDMS
- IVIO
- Network
In the Documentation:
- acuLink Protocol Definition
- acuLink IVOI Protocol Definition
16) Complete Device Check
See Document:
fabian Test Record
17) System - check
See User manual
18) Spare parts
See Document:
fabian HFO Spare parts
19) Technical Specifications
See User manual
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Servicemanual Revision History

1.02  first edition

1.03  Revision History

1.04  Pneumatic Pressure relief Valve ( nCPAP, approx. . 400 mbar )

1.05  Pneumatic diagram for HFO module 2.0 and blender

1.06  SW upgrade – Processor type revised ( Chapt. 11 )

1.07  24 VDC Plug is Series 680 NOT Series 830

1.08  HW revision list revised

1.09  Chapter - 13 Calibration removed. Test and calibration now in own

1.10  Service interval: Change HFO Membrane not complete HFO

1.11  PIC programming with PICkit 3

1.12  Update “ registry “ and “ copy files “ implemented

1.13  Chapter 10.2 file structure update stick

1.14  Battery board now called “ power board “

1.15  Chapter 8.15.4 colour coded tubing

1.16  Chapter 12.2 revised

1.17  New chapter 10.3

ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG

Phone: +41 44 729 70 80

2) CMOS Handling Precautions ............................................................................... 9

3) Warranty .............................................................................................................. 9

4) Maintenance ...................................................................................................... 10

5) Liability for proper function and damage ............................................................ 11

6) Revision History ................................................................................................. 12

7) Service and maintenance intervals .................................................................... 14

8) fabian components ............................................................................................. 16

9) Pneumatic diagrams / Drawings ........................................................................ 42

10) Software update ................................................................................................. 55

11) Tools / Repair Info .............................................................................................. 62

12) Repair / HW upgrade instruction ........................................................................ 64

12.1.5 Replacing battery pack ...................................................................... 68

13) Calibration .......................................................................................................... 76

14) Service Mode Screens ....................................................................................... 77

15) AcuLink / PDMS / Network connection .......................................................... 84

16) Complete Device Check..................................................................................... 84

17) System - check .................................................................................................. 84

18) Spare parts ........................................................................................................ 84

19) Technical Specifications..................................................................................... 84

Means there is a possibility of injury to oneself or others

Means there is a possibility of damage to the instrument or other property

2) CMOS Handling Precautions

Place fabian and parts on a grounded, conductive work surface

Ground yourself (with a strap having about 1 MOhm resistance )

Ground the frame of any test instrument or soldering iron to be used

THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED,

1.) The apparatus must be inspected by experts at regular 12 months interval .

5) Liability for proper function and damage

ACUTRONIC Medical Systems AG

Service: measures to maintain desired condition

6.1 Serialnumber description :

Example : AN10AA-0001 ( new SN from HW Rev. 1.7 )

6.2 Hardware Revision History

Serial no. Rev. Change

from  Mainboard Rev. 2.0

 Fan with speed signal

 Schurter Power Entry module

 New Serial numbers

6.3 Software / Firmware