User Manual

compatible with

from V4.1

compatible with FASTPAK NiCd & LIFEPAK NiCd, SLA

Before using the device, please read this user manual

Edition V1.5gb - Subject to technical changes without notification.

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Table of Contents 1. Application and purpose ...................................................................... 3 2. Versions ............................................................................................... 4 3. Scope of supply.................................................................................... 5 4. Important safety instructions................................................................ 6 5. Information on the MBSS charging methods....................................... 7 5.1 Pulse charging method for NiCd batteries .................................... 7 5.2 CCCV charging method for SLA and HIGHPAK-12 batteries ... 8 6. Power supply........................................................................................ 9 7. Control ............................................................................................... 10 8. Display elements ................................................................................ 11 8.1 Operating display........................................................................ 11 8.2 Status display .............................................................................. 11 9. Representation and definitions of terms............................................. 12 10. Commissioning and operating conditions .......................................... 13 11. "CHARGING" - Battery charging mode ............................................... 14 12. "CONDITIONING" - Battery conditioning mode................................... 16 12.1 Calling the "CONDITIONING" function manually ......................... 16 13. "FAILED" - Error messages................................................................. 18 14. Troubleshooting ................................................................................. 19 15. Updating the operating software (Firmware Update)......................... 20 16. Scanning the MBSS firmware version ............................................... 20 17. Cleaning and disinfection................................................................... 21 18. Maintenance and Safety Test ............................................................. 21 19. Packaging........................................................................................... 22 20. Disposal ............................................................................................. 22 21. Wall mounting and accessories.......................................................... 23 21.1 The "MBSS Wall Mount V2" ..................................................... 23 21.2 HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY battery ................................. 24 22. Pictograms ......................................................................................... 25 23. Specifications..................................................................................... 26 24. EC Declaration of Conformity ........................................................... 27

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Application and purpose The Mobile Battery Service Station (MBSS) is used to charge NiCd or SLA batteries of the FASTPAK, FASTPAK-2 und LIFEPAK series manufactured by Medtronic (Physio-Control). The type HIGHPAK-12 battery packs made by AD Elektronik GmbH on the basis of lithium technology can be charged with the MBSS from firmware version V4.1 up. Warning ! During stand-by and operation defibrillators must be equipped with fully charged batteries. During stand-by and operation of the defibrillator, the "MBSS" must be used for charging extra battery packs only. Permissible types of batteries FASTPAK NiCd 1.0Ah - Medtronic (Physio Control), product no..: 9-10424-18 1.2Ah - Medtronic (Physio Control), product no. 9-10424-19 FASTPAK 2 NiCd 1.2Ah - Medtronic (Physio Control), product no. 3009375 LIFEPAK NiCd 1.7Ah - Medtronic (Physio Control), product no. 3009376-002 2.4Ah - Medtronic (Physio Control), product no. 3009376-001 2.4Ah - Medtronic (Physio Control), product no. 3009376-003 LIFEPAK SLA (Sealed Lead Acid) 2.5Ah - Medtronic (Physio Control), product no. 3009378 H IGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY ( MBSS firmware V4.1 up) 4.8Ah - AD Elektronik GmbH, product no. 8210 0010

Attention: Never attempt to put batteries of a different type or from a different manufacturer into the MBSS. Ask your customer services or the manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH for an MBSS firmware update if other battery types are available from the manufacturers Medtronic or AD Elektronik GmbH. Note There is no danger involved in putting HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY batteries into MBSS charging stations which are not yet prepared for lithium technology owing to the device firmware. In this case the MBSS charging station ignores the HIGHPAK-12 batteries put in. Please request a firmware update from your customer services or the manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH.

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Versions The "MBSS" charging station can be operated as a table-top device or can be wallmounted by using a wall mount device supplied by us. Used as a table top device the MBSS should be set up with non-skidding rubber elements on the four feet. For use as a wall-mounted device, the MBSS should always be installed in the "MBSS Wall Mount V2", item no. 82300009 wall mounting device which is available as an accessory. Attention ! Only operate the MBSS in an ambulance as a wall-mounted device using the "MBSS Wall Mount V2" item no. 82300009. This is the only wall mount licensed for use in ambulances. Note The wall mount is available from your Medtronic customer services as an accessory with a 12 V connecting cable for on-board power supplies for vehicles. If required, you can also obtain the 12 V connecting cable with space-saving 90 connectors, item no. 82300038.

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Scope of supply The MBSS is delivered with the following scope of supply: 1 Mobile Battery Service Station (MBSS) 1 Power cord 1 Compact Disc (CD) for personal computers (CD-drive required) together with this user manual in 12 European languages and the EC declaration of conformity from the manufacturer in German and English in PDF format to be used with the freely available Acrobat-Reader 1 Manufacturers test certificate Please keep this test certificate carefully together with future Safety Test records. Note The "MBSS Wall Mount V2" wall mount, item no. 82300009is not included in the scope of supply. The wall mount is available from your Medtronic customer services as an accessory with a 12 V connecting cable for on-board power supplies for vehicles If required, you can also obtain the 12 V connecting cable with space-saving 90 connectors, item no. 82300038.

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Important safety instructions Before using the "MBSS" device for the first time, please read the following safety instructions carefully. The manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH, shall not be responsible and/or liable for any failure or damage originating from improper or negligent handling. The device must be set up or installed in such a way that sufficient air circulation is assured to cool it. For tabletop use never cover, modify or stick anything on the cooling fins on the bottom of the device or at the back of the device for wall mounting. For mobile use in ambulances, always use the MBSS as a wall-mounted device with the matching "MBSS Wall Mount V2". To connect the device with the mains supply use the included original cable only. Connect the cables to the power supply so that they cannot be damaged. Damaged cables may cause fire or a life-threatening electric shock and may not be used again. In case of a malfunction, disconnect the power supply and contact you customer services representative. The device must be repaired by authorised personal only. All responsibility and liability of the manufacturer AD Elektronik GmbH will become void as soon as the device housing is opened by an unauthorised person. Install the device so that the LED display is visible. Minimise exposure to direct sunlight. Keep these operating instructions available for future reference.

Attention!: In standby or operating mode a "LIFEPAK" defibrillator must always be fitted with two fully charged batteries. Hence during standby or operating mode of the defibrillator, MBSS may only be used to charge reserve battery sets.

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Information on the MBSS charging methods With the MBSS you can insert one battery or two batteries for sequential charging or conditioning, independently of one another. After inserting a second battery, the battery which will probably take the shortest time to be processed is given priority, even if the first battery has already begun to be charged. Charging always has priority over conditioning. This ensures that an operational battery is available in the shortest possible time. The approved types of batteries listed in Section 1 can be combined randomly and inserted into the charging bays of the MBSS. The MBSS charging process depends on the respective type of battery inserted. The charging process, like the setting and monitoring of all charging parameters, takes place automatically.

5.1

Pulse charging method for NiCd batteries

In the case of batteries with NiCd cells, the MBSS works with a very special pulse charging method controlled by a microcontroller. With this method the battery is charged with very high current and periodically, for a short time, it is discharged with an even higher current. The MBSS battery charger converts more energy in a short time into charging current than conventional constant current chargers preventing the so-called memory effect to a large extent. With this pulse charging method, NiCd battery packs are charged very quickly, but gently. This charging method can significantly increase the service life of your batteries. Batteries which have a reduced capacity because of the memory effect, may even regain a higher capacity. Note The memory effect in NiCd batteries occurs when batteries which are not completely discharged are recharged using a conventional method. Under those conditions, batteries may lose a significant part of their original nominal capacity In the case of HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY batteries, no memory effect occurs.

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5.2

CCCV charging method for SLA and

HIGHPAK-12 batteries

SLA and HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY batteries are charged with constant current At a later stage in charging the voltage is kept at a constant level and charging continues with a constantly descending current until charging is completed. This charging method, which is regulated by means of a microcontroller charges your HIGHPAK-12 batteries especially fast and gently according to a precisely tuned charging algorithm. Owing to their chemical properties, SLA batteries require a significantly longer time to charge than NiCd or HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY - batteries Note
HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY batteries are only compatible with the MBSS from firmware version V4.1 up. For devices with earlier firmware versions, please request an update from your Medtronic customer services or from the manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH.

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Power supply Mains operation The "MBSS" can be operated via a mains plug at 100 V~ to 240 V~ (AC), at a supply frequency of 50 Hz or 60 Hz. For connection use the power cord included in the scope of supply only. Battery operation The MBSS can be operated via a low voltage socket with DC voltage of 11.0 V to 16.0 V and is therefore suitable for direct connection to the 12 V on-board power supply in an ambulance. Attention! For connection purposes use only the 12 V connecting cable enclosed with the "MBSS Wall Mount V2", item no. 82300009 If required, you can also obtain a space-saving 12V connector cable with a 90 plug, item no. 82300038 from your Medtronic customer service. WARNING! Direct low voltage supply via 16.0 V causes damage to the device. In vehicles with a 24V on-board power supply the MBSS can only be operated via a 24V/12V voltage converter at 12V(DC) or a 24V/12V voltage converter at 230V (AC). Please contact your Medtronic (Physio-Control) customer services or manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH.

Dual power supply When operated in an ambulance with mains voltage supplied from the outside, a mains cable can be connected at the same time as the 12V connector cable. To relieve the strain on the vehicle battery, mains operation has priority if there is a simultaneous, dual voltage supply. The changeover, e.g. to connect the vehicle to an external mains socket, takes place without interruption for the MBSS. Warning ! The function display "Operation" does not distinguish between different input voltages. Attention! In the case of dual voltage supply with mains and 12V the MBSS is operated via the 12V connection if the mains switch is switched to the Off position.

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Control To operate the MBSS, there is no need for it to be set it manually. Therefore, there are no controls beside the mains switch (O/I). Warning ! The mains switch disconnects the device from the mains power supply only. In case of low voltage power, e.g. from a power supply of a vehicle, the plug must be disconnected. Attention! Owing to the low consumption in the "standby" mode, the MBSS can remain switched on at standby in vehicles for some time. If the vehicle is left standing for more than 3 days, without the charge in the vehicle battery being maintained, the MBSS should be disconnected from the vehicles on-board power supply by disconnecting the lower -voltage plug to prevent the vehicle battery from discharging.

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8.

Display elements 8.1 Operating display

In stand-by mode, the green LED is lit above the "battery / mains" symbol.
"MBSS Standby" symbol

8.2

Status display

The status displays in three languages beneath the charging bays refer to the corresponding batteries inserted above it and display the current status of this charging bay when batteries are inserted: "BEREIT" / "READY" / "PRET" End of charging cycle, the battery pack can be removed for use. "LADEN" / "CHARGING" / "CHARGE" The charging cycle is active.

"KONDITIONIEREN" / "CONDITIONING" / "ENTRETIEN" The conditioning cycle is active.

"FEHLER" / "FAILED" / "DEFAULT" A battery failure has caused an interruption of the charging / conditioning cycle. The possible causes of failure are to be found in Section 13.

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Representation and definitions of terms

5 4 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 11

10

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Operation indicator light (1LED) Status indicator for left-hand charging bay (4 LEDs) Status indicator for right-hand charging bay (4 LEDs) Contacts for charging current (2 contacts per charging bay) Holding clip for battery (for each charging bay) Contacts for data exchange with "Smart Battery" batteries ( for each charging bay) Type plate Low voltage input 11V= 16V=) Mains supply input (100V~ 240V~)

10 - "MBSS Wall Mount V2", item No. 82300009: (accessory) 11 - Screws for fixing the MBSS in the wall-mount (2)

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10. Commissioning and operating conditions Connect the MBSS via an earthed safety plug and/or the 12V connection of the vehicles on-board power supply. Only use the correct original connector cable from the manufacturer and pay heed to the permissible connected loads according to Section 6, or on the type plate. Switch the mains switch to the "I" position during mains operation Attention! The mains switch is for use with the mains power supply only. It has no effect on any low voltage power supply that may be connected to the device. If a low voltage power supply is used with the device, this power supply can only be turned off by disconnecting the low voltage cable. Owing to the low consumption in the standby mode, the MBSS can remain switched on at standby in vehicles for some time. If the vehicle is left standing for more than 3 days, without the charge in the vehicle battery being maintained, the MBSS should be disconnected from the vehicles on-board power supply by unplugging lower voltage plug to prevent the vehicle battery from discharging. When the device is operational the green "MBSS operational" operation indicator light illuminates. Note If the MBSS is connected to mains and 12V at the same time, if the mains switch is switched on, operation via mains voltage always has priority. If the mains switch is switched off or there is a voltage supply failure, the MBSS is then operated without interruption on 12V. The operation display does not distinguish between the supply voltages. Operate the MBSS only in a dry, well-ventilated place. Do not expose the device to direct sunlight or radiation from other sources of heat. Attention! Make sure that the air circulation around the device is not impeded. Operate the MBSS only within the temperature range between 0C and +40C at a relative humidity between 35% and 80% (non-condensation forming). Warning! Batteries charged outside the permissible temperature range may not reach their full capacity, suffer irreversible damage to the cell structure as well as initiating the "Battery Error" error message on the MBSS.

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11. "CHARGING" - Battery charging mode Insert a battery into one of the charging bays. You may choose any charging bay, once you have started operating the MBSS. Always make sure the clip of the battery is facing the outside of the MBSS. Only insert the approved types of batteries as listed in Section 1. The approved types of batteries listed can be combined and inserted at random into the charging bays of the MBSS. For example NiCd 1.2Ah / NiCd 2.4Ah or NiCd / HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM, etc. The securing clip must snap into position audibly. Always make sure the battery is properly secured. By means of the relevant "CHARGING" or "CONDITIONING" display beneath the charging bay, you must check if the battery has been inserted correctly and has been identified by the MBSS. Note If you insert a battery while another battery is being charged or conditioned, this display is only made if, owing to a priority criterion, the MBSS switches over to the battery inserted last. Battery charging is completed when the display "READY" lights up below the battery concerned. Attention! A battery should not be removed and operated until the "CHARGING" function has been completed and the "READY" display lights up. Charged batteries can remain in the charging bay until they are required and the charge maintenance function keeps them constantly on standby. Overcharging is not possible. Note If two batteries are inserted for charging or conditioning at once, the battery which will probably take the shortest time to be processed is given priority This ensures that a fully charged battery is available in the shortest possible time. The MBSS always gives priority to "Smart Battery" batteries Charging always has priority over conditioning. Caution! The inserted batteries are secured by a clip. Take the battery out of the charging bay by pressing the clip at the indented area on the left or right side of the clip, respectively.

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Average charging times The duration of the charging process of the batteries depends on the nominal capacity and the remaining charge. To estimate the expected charge time, the following data can be used: Medtronic "FASTPAK NiCd" at 1,0 Ah: Medtronic " FASTPAK 2 NiCd" at 1.2 Ah: Medtronic "LIFEPAK NiCd" at 1.7 Ah: Medtronic " LIFEPAK NiCd" at 2.4 Ah: Medtronic " LIFEPAK SLA" at 2.5 Ah: HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY at 4.8 Ah: approx. 25 minutes approx. 30 minutes approx. 40 minutes approx. 60 minutes approx. 2.5 hours approx. 2.5 hours

Monitoring and termination of charging process There are several criteria which ensure safe termination of the charging process at the same time. During charging or conditioning the device continuously monitors the charging curve of the battery. If the values are beyond the normal range, the MBSS interrupts the charging process with a "Battery error" error message as described in Section 13. Immediately after the charging process the MBSS performs a loading test to ensure the functional safety of the battery. If the battery is not reliably functional, here too a "Battery failed" error message appears as described in Section 13. If the error message is repeated, have the battery checked by your customer services. Attention! Battery should not be removed and operated until the "CHARGING" function has been completed and the "READY" display lights up.

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12. "CONDITIONING" - Battery conditioning mode For the purpose of battery care the MBSS has a "CONDITIONING" function. In order to reduce the "memory effect" in this operating mode the NiCd or SLA are charged once, then completely discharged and finally fully charged again. Owing to their lithium technology HIGHPAK-12 batteries are completely free of the memory effect and are never conditioned. The NiCd and SLA batteries manufactured by Medtronic (Physio-Control) with the "Smart Battery Technology" call this function automatically at specific intervals after the batteries have been inserted into the MBSS if: - The battery had been in storage for longer than 30 days - The battery had run right down - Conditioning has not been performed for over 90 days Note Under certain circumstances the automatic intervals should be shortened, for example if the batteries have frequently been only partially discharged. For this purpose call the "CONDITIONING" function manually.

12.1 Calling the "CONDITIONING" function manually If battery care is required for NiCd and SLA batteries outside of the automatic intervals or in the case of NiCd and SLA batteries without "Smart Battery technology", it is possible to call the "CONDITIONING" function manually. Insert the battery as described in Section 11. After the "CHARGING" indicator lamp lights up, take the battery out of the charging bay. The display changes to "CONDITIONING" for approx. 3 seconds. Return the battery to the charging bay while the "CONDITIONING" display is still illuminated.

Note
HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY batteries are maintenance-free. Lithium cells are

complete free of the "memory effect" and do not require conditioning. Hence the "CONDITIONING" function cannot be called manually for the HIGHPAK-12 battery.

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Aborting the "CONDITIONING" function If you want to skip or abort conditioning of a battery, take the battery out of the charging bay when the "CONDITIONING" display is lights up. The display changes to "CHARGING" for approx. 3 seconds. During this time re-insert the battery. If conditioning is requested automatically by the battery, the "CONDITIONING" function will be performed again when the battery is inserted the next time. Attention! Batteries should not be removed and operated until the "CONDITIONING" or "CHARGING" function has been completed and the "READY" indicator lamp has lit up.

Average conditioning times The duration of the conditioning process of the batteries depends on the nominal capacity and the remaining charge. To estimate the expected conditioning time, the following data can be used a basis: FASTPAK NiCd at 1.0 Ah: FASTPAK 2 NiCd at 1.2 Ah: LIFEPAK NiCd at 1.7 Ah: LIFEPAK NiCd at 2.4 Ah: LIFEPAK SLA at 2.5 Ah: HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM at 4.8 Ah: approx. 2 hours approx. 2 hours approx. 3 hours approx. 4 hours approx. 6 hours No conditioning required

The end of the conditioning process Conditioning is completed by a full charging process. The same concluding test criteria apply as for the charging process as described in Section 11.

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13. "FAILED" - Error messages In case of premature interruption of the charging process the following error codes will be displayed and the causes will be indicated by different LEDs. In addition to the display, an acoustic alarm will sound for approximately 5 seconds. Error 1: "Device error" => All LEDs flashing or both LEDs "FAILED" permanently lit up Cause 1: Interruptions or variations in power supply Solution: Switch the device off by disconnecting it from the power supply and reconnect it after 10 seconds. Cause 2: Overheating of the MBSS e.g. when exposed to direct sunlight Solution: Disconnect the device from the power supply and let it cool for some minutes. Restart the device. Error 2: "Battery error" => The "FAILED" display beneath the charging bay permanently lit up Cause 1: Data communication error between battery and "MBSS" Cause 2: Contact bounce when inserting the battery Solution: Take the battery out of the bay and try again after 10 second or restart the device by interrupting the supply voltage. If, after this interval, the error occurs again, the battery may be overheated, damaged or unserviceable because of its age. Please have the battery checked by your customer services Cause 3: Unapproved battery inserted Solution: Insert only battery types into the MBSS that are listed in Section 1.

Error 3: "Power supply too low" => Both LEDs "FAILED" flashing Cause 1: Power supply to MBSS too low, e.g. because of low voltage of vehicle battery. Solution: Disconnect the MBSS from the on-board voltage until the vehicle battery is charged or operate the MBSS via mains voltage. Cause 2: Undersupply to the MBSS owing to the vehicle starter being used for longer than about 15 seconds with a weak vehicle battery. Solution: Switch the MBSS off and on again by disconnecting the supply voltage. Check your vehicle battery.

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14. Troubleshooting MBSS cannot be operated; operating LED does not illuminate. - Check connection to power supply. - Set mains switch to position "I" - Disconnect mains and change both mains fuses. Remove the panel above the mains switch first. Caution! Use type "T1,0AL / 250V" fuses only.

Operation LED illuminates, but the device does not work after insertion of battery. - The battery has not been inserted properly. Apply slight pressure to the battery until the securing clip audibly clicks into place. - An internal safety fuse has blown. Disconnect the device from the power supply for approximately 20 seconds before turning the device on again. - An internal safety fuse has blown after the maximum operating temperature has been exceeded. Allow the device to cool down. - The battery inserted has run down low or is defective. The residual voltage of the battery must be at least 3 V. Please contact your local Medtronic customer services to have the battery checked.

The MBSS works with FASTPAK NiCd and LIFEPAK NiCd or SLA batteries, but not with HIGHPAK-12 batteries. - The MBSS does not have the necessary firmware version V4.1 or higher. Check your firmware version as described in Section 16. If necessary contact your local Medtronic customer services or the manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH

If none of the recommended solutions proves successful, there is probably a fault in the MBSS. Please contact your local Medtronic customer services representative or the manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH

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15. Updating the operating software (Firmware Update) An MBSS firmware update may be necessary when a new type of battery made by Medtronic or AD Elektronik GmbH has been brought into circulation, which is not listed in Section 1. If this is the case, please request a firmware update from your customer services or the manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH.

16. Scanning the MBSS firmware version Immediately after switching on the MBSS, apart from the Operation display, all 8 LEDs of the Status display also light up. For a short while, immediately after initialisation, some of the LEDs of the Status display light up longer and show the MBSS firmware version in "binary" form according to the following key: - Display beneath the left-hand charging bay for the digits before the decimal point LED "READY": Version V1.x Version V2.x LED "CHARGE": LEDs "READY" + "CHARGE": Version V3.x LED "CONDITIONING": Version V4.x - Display beneath the right-hand charging bay for the digits after the decimal point
READY (20) off on off on off on off on off on CHARGE (21) off off on on off off on on off off CONDIT. (22) off off off off on on on on off off FAILED (23) off off off off off off off off on on

x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Examples: MBSS firmware version is displayed for V 3.2: V 4.1: LEDs left-hand charging bay LEDs right-hand charging bay: LEDs left-hand charging bay LEDs right-hand charging bay: "READY" + "CHARGING" "CHARGING" "CONDITIONING" "READY"

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17. Cleaning and disinfection Disconnect the power supply before cleaning the device. Clean the outer surfaces of the device with a commercial, mild plastic cleaning agent and a moist cloth. Make sure that water or cleaning fluid does not seep into the device through slits or connectors. Use commercially available antiseptics to disinfect the device. Before use, make sure the cleaning fluid does not attack the plastic surface. Attention! The device is not suitable for sterilisation !

18. Maintenance and Safety Test The "MBSS" is maintenance free. The manufacturer recommends obligatory Safety Tests (DINVDE0751/DINEN62353) at 24 month intervals. Keep the test records safely and have the inspections performed documented in the medical device book by your customer services.

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19. Packaging The "MBSS" is supplied in an environmentally friendly reusable cardboard box. Please store the packaging for later use, i.e. for servicing or repair. Attention! For dispatch purposes, please refer to the packaging instructions on the inside of the cardboard box.

20. Disposal At the end of the products lifetime please dispose of the device in accordance with the applicable local regulations and laws. Do not put batteries and packaging materials into the domestic waste. Clean and disinfect the device prior to disposal. As the manufacturer, AD Elektronik GmbH can supply more detailed information on environmentally sound disposal.

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21. Wall mounting and accessories 21.1 The "MBSS Wall Mount V2" The "MBSS Wall Mount V2", item no. 82300009 is not included in the MBSS scope of supply. The wall mount is available together with a 12 V connector cable for on-board supply as an accessory with a 12 V connecting cable for on-board power supplies for vehicles from your Medtronic customer services Installing the wall mount - Secure the supplied wall mount vertically in a place where the substructure is stable enough to support the mount. This applies to ambulances in particular. The required dimensions for installing the mount are supplied in the drawing below.

Attention: Please observe the specified minimum distances for the space requirements of the device on all sides.

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Inserting the MBSS into the wall mount - The 4 studs on the back of the "MBSS" fit into the 4 holes of the wall mount. Insert the studs into the slightly bigger openings and then push the device downwards into the narrower part of the drill holes by applying slight pressure. - Secure the device in the wall mount by tightening both Allen screws. Please make sure the device is properly secured. - Connect the device to the required power source according to Section 6. Removing the MBSS from wall mount - Disconnect the device from the power source - Loosen both Allen screws by screwing them out by about 15 millimetres. - Push the device slightly upwards without tilting it and pull it out of the wall mount towards you.

21.2

HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY battery

Control) LIFEPAK12 defibrillator are not included in the scope of supply of the MBSS. You can obtain HIGHPAK-12 batteries from your AD Elektronik customer services:

HIGHPAK-12 LITHIUM TECHNOLOGY batteries, item no. 82100010 for Medtronic (Physio-

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22. Pictograms The pictograms attached to the MBSS type plate have the following meanings: "Attention to the user manual" Read this user manual before commissioning the device! Please heed the safety instructions. No domestic waste. Do not put batteries and packaging materials into the domestic waste. "CE mark"
Marked by the manufacturer in compliance with the EC directive concerning medical devices 93/42/EEC

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23. Specifications
Dimensions: Weight: Mains - Connection: - Voltage: - Power consumption: - Fuse: - Protection Class: Battery - Connection: - Voltage: - Current: - Fuse (Recommended): - Protection class: Battery Types: NiCd cells: SLA cells: Lithium cells: Charging Algorithm - NiCd batteries: - SLA batteries: - Lithium batteries: Features: Pulse charging algorithm, microcontroller-operated Constant current / voltage charging, microcontroller-operated Constant current / voltage charging, microcontroller-operated Automatic battery type identification and parameter settings Automatic trickle charge and conditioning mode Temperature- and time control for overcharge protection Priority charging 30 cm x 20 cm x 10 cm without mains plug and wall mount. 2.9 kg without battery and wall mount.

By IEC plug 100 V~ ... 240 V~ (AC), 50 Hz ... 60 Hz Operation (Charge) max. 80 W, Standby approx. 5 W Micro fuse 2 x T 1.0AL / 250V Class I Low Voltage Connector "12V" 11.0 V = ... 16.0V = (DC) Operation (Charge) max. 6 A, Standby approx. 30 mA Backup fuse 8A via vehicle distributor Class III

Medtronic "FASTPAK", " FASTPAK2", "LIFEPAK NiCd" Medtronic "LIFEPAK SLA" (only devices higher AD Elektronik HIGHPAK-12 than Firmware V4.1)

Environmental conditions - Operation Temperature: Relative humidity: - Transport and Storage Temperature: Relative humidity: - Device protection class Manufacturer: +0 C ... +40 C 35 % ... 80 %, non condensing -30 C ... +70 C 15 % ... 90 %, non condensing IP X1

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24. EC Declaration of Conformity