Drager-Cato-Manual Service

Cato
Anesthesia Ventilator
Technical
Documentation
I
0
8050
PM
er
Dr g
D
Copyright by Dräger Medical AG & Co. KGaA, Lübeck, Federal Republic of Germany
Copying is prohibited for commercial purposes.
No replacement in event of modification.
Attention is to be paid to the Operating Manual.
This technical documentation does not replace the Operating Manual.
The warranty and liability conditions of the general terms and conditions for business transac-
tions of Dräger Medical AG & Co. KGaA are not extended by this technical documentation.
Safety Regulations:
Reference is hereby made to the observance of the relevant safety provisions, such as the
Medical Equipment Ordinance (Medizingeräteverordnung), the Pressure Container Ordi-
nance (Druckbehälterverordnung), the Technical Rules for Pressurised Gases (Technische
Regeln Druckgase) or the Occupational Health and Safety Provisions (Unfallverhütungsvor-
schriften).
Insofar as reference is made to laws, regulations or standards, these are based on the legal
system of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Follow your local laws and regulations.

Contents
General
1 Intended Use 8
1.1 For your Safety and that of your Patients ...................................................................9
1.2 Maintenance Intervals ...................................................................................................11
1.3 System Components ....................................................................................................12
1.4 Communication Structure .......................................................................................... 13
1.5 Electrical Connections .................................................................................................14
1.6 Pneumatic Connections .............................................................................................. 15
1.7 Start-up ........................................................................................................................... 16
2 Technical Data 19
2.1 Power Supply ................................................................................................................ 20
2.2 Airway Monitor PM 8050 cd ...................................................................................... 23
2.3 Data Communication ................................................................................................... 26
2.4 Manufacturer’s Certification of Radio Interference Suppression ...................... 27
Functional Description
1 Basic Unit 28
1.1 Integrated Pneumatics ................................................................................................ 32
1.2 Location of the Gas Connections and the Valves ................................................. 33
1.3 Check Valves ................................................................................................................. 36
1.4 Alarm Valve .................................................................................................................... 37

For internal use only. Copyright reserved.
1.5 Control valve (AIR) and N2O Shutoff ....................................................................... 38
1.6 ORC - Oxygen Ratio Controller ................................................................................. 40
1.7 S-ORC — Sensitive Oxygen Ratio Controller ..........................................................41

GBK5170XXXIECIVZ.fm
1.8 Adjusting and Testing the S-ORC ............................................................................. 45
5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page I

Contents
1.9 Mechanical Pre-Adjustment ....................................................................................... 45
1.10 Adjusting the Supply Pressure .................................................................................. 45
1.11 Leak Test ........................................................................................................................ 45
1.12 Adjusting the S-ORC ................................................................................................... 46
1.13 Testing the S-ORC ........................................................................................................47
1.14 Secretion Suction System .......................................................................................... 48
6 Power Supply Unit 49
6.1 Wiring Diagram ............................................................................................................. 52
6.2 Component Location ................................................................................................... 53
6.3 Power Supply PCB ...................................................................................................... 54
7 Anaesthesia ventilator 57
7.1 Piston Cylinder Unit ..................................................................................................... 62
7.2 Drive Unit and Fan ........................................................................................................ 65
7.3 Compact Breathing System ....................................................................................... 67
7.4 Heater (Respiratory Gas) ............................................................................................ 68
7.5 Pneumatic Control - Operating States and Ventilation Modes ........................... 69
7.6 Safety Valve - Emergency Venting ............................................................................. 79
7.7 Test .................................................................................................................................. 80
7.8 Ventilation Parameters IPPV, SIMV ...........................................................................81
7.9 Messages ....................................................................................................................... 84
7.10 Compliance Correction ............................................................................................... 88
7.11 Electronic Control .........................................................................................................91

7.12 Electronics Components ............................................................................................ 93
7.13 Removing Divan ............................................................................................................ 97
7.14 Folding the Motherboard down ............................................................................... 100

GBK5170XXXIECIVZ.fm
5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page II

Contents
8 PM 8050 cd 103
8.1 Alarm messages of the Divan to the PM 8050 cd .............................................. 109
8.2 Configuration menu ................................................................................................... 112
8.3 Operating Conditions of the System ...................................................................... 115
8.4 Optical Measurement System ..................................................................................117
8.5 Power Supply Unit ...................................................................................................... 119
8.6 Printed circuit boards ................................................................................................ 119
8.7 Dismounting the PM 8050 cd ................................................................................. 121
9 Error messages 123
9.1 Messages in the ventilation system during the self-test ..................................... 123
9.2 Messages in the ventilation system during operation ........................................ 128
9.3 Additional Error List for Divan .................................................................................. 131
9.4 Alarm messages on the Monitor ............................................................................. 134
9.5 Caution message on the monitor ............................................................................ 136
9.6 Advisory message on the monitor ........................................................................... 137
10 A-Cone 139
10.1 General ......................................................................................................................... 139
10.2 Subassemblies ............................................................................................................ 139
10.3 Functional Description .............................................................................................. 140
11 A-Cone PCB 141
11.1 Power Supply of the A-Cone PCB ......................................................................... 141
11.2 A-Cone PCB Connector Pin Assignment ............................................................. 142

GBK5170XXXIECIVZ.fm
5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page III

Contents
Test List
1 Test Equipment 146
2 Technical Status 147
3 Visual inspection 147
4 Functional Check of the Secretion Suction System (CS = 5 bar) 148
5 Heating System of the Compact Breathing System 149
6 Divan 149
7 Self-test 150
7.1 Calibrating the O2 Sensor ................................................................................................................151
7.2 Calibrating the Flow Sensor .................................................................................... 152
7.3 Resuming the Divan Self-test ................................................................................... 152
7.4 Self-test completed successfully ............................................................................. 153
8 Basic Unit / Power Supply 153
8.1 Basic power unit ......................................................................................................... 153
8.2 Power Failure Alarm ................................................................................................... 153
9 Central Gas Supply (CS) 153
9.1 CS connecting hoses ................................................................................................ 153
10 Gas Identification Test for CS Operation 154

10.1 O2 Central Gas Supply (O2 CS) ............................................................................ 154
10.2 N2O Central Gas Supply (N2O CS) ....................................................................... 154
10.3 AIR central gas supply (AIR CS) ............................................................................. 154

GBK5170XXXIECIVZ.fm
5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page IV

Contents
11 Gas selection 155
12 Alarm Valve 155
12.1 N2O check valve ......................................................................................................... 155
13 Leak Test of the N2O Check Valve 156
14 Leak Test Under Low Pressure 156
15 O2-Bypass (Flush Valve) 157
16 ORC 157
16.1 ORC-Low Flow ............................................................................................................ 158
16.2 S-ORC .......................................................................................................................... 158
17 Vapor Identification 158
18 PM 8050 cd 159
19 Ventilation Functions Check 159
19.1 Manual ventilation ........................................................................................... 159
19.2 Checking the pop-off valve ....................................................................................... 160
20 Leak Test and Compliance Measurement 161
21 Communication Between Divan and PM 8050 cd 162
22 Divan/PM 8050 cd Final Test 162

22.1 Warm start ................................................................................................................... 162
22.2 Cold start ..................................................................................................................... 163

GBK5170XXXIECIVZ.fm
5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page V

Contents
23 Testing acc. to VDE 0751 Part 1 163
23.1 Socket-outlet strip ...................................................................................................... 163
23.2 Basic power unit ......................................................................................................... 163
23.3 PM 8050 cd power unit ............................................................................................ 163
23.4 Protective earth conductor test ≤ 0.3 Ω ............................................................... 164
23.5 Equipment equivalent leakage current measurement ........................................ 164
24 Vapor 164
25 Put functional device at the customer’s disposal. 164
26 Test performed 164
Replacing Non-repairable Items
1 Replacing the O2 Sensor 165
2 Replacing the Cooling Air Filter 166
3 Replacing the NiCd Battery of the Ventilator 167
4 Replacing the NiCd Battery in the PM8050cd 169
5 Replacing the Pressure Measuring Line with Filter 173
6 Replacing the Roller Diaphragm on the Patient Side 174

GBK5170XXXIECIVZ.fm
5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page VI

Contents
Changes
1 Type of Changes 176
Appendix
1 Spare parts lists 177

GBK5170XXXIECIVZ.fm
5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page VII

General
1 Intended Use
Cato is a multi-function integrated anaesthesia workstation. It can be adapted to special

applications by adding various patient monitors and a wide range of accessories.
Cato is intended for inhalation anaesthesia in semi-closed systems both for mechanical
ventilation and for manual ventilation and spontaneous breathing. The low flow technique
used in semi-closed systems allows for a reduced consumption of gas and anaesthetic
agents.
Cato can be used with all usual inhalation anaesthetics (Enflurane, Isoflurane, Halothane,
Sevoflurane and Desflurane) by changing the anaesthetic vaporizer. Explosive anaesthetics
such as ether, cyclopropane or similar must not be used.
The equipment is subject to the MedGV (Class 1 Equipment)

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01
5170 Cato 11.93 General Page 9

1.1 For your Safety and that of your Patients
1.1.1 Strictly follow the Instructions for Use
Any use of the equipment requires full understanding and strict observation of the relevant
Instructions for Use. The equipment may only be used for the purposes specified herein.
1.1.2 Maintenance
The equipment must be inspected and serviced by experts at a regular 6-month interval (and
a record kept). We recommend obtaining a service contract with DrägerService. Repairs may
only be carried out by DrägerService. Use only original Dräger parts for maintenance.
1.1.3 Safety Checks
Carry out regular safety checks on the equipment as specified in the certification required by
the MedGV regulations.
1.1.4 Accessories
Only use accessories listed in the certification required by the MedGV regulations. Other
accessories may only be used if they are certified as safe and suitable for use with the
equipment.
1.1.5 Electrical Connection
The equipment may only be used in rooms with mains supply installations complying with
national safety standards (such as VDE 0107 in Germany). Follow the regulations laid down
in DIN IEC 601 / VDE 0750 for electrically powered medical equipment.
1.1.6 Do not Use in Explosion-hazard Areas
The equipment has not been approved for use in explosion-hazard areas.
1.1.7 Safe Connection with other Electrical Equipment

For electrical connection with equipment not listed in the instructions for use consult the
respective manufacturer and/or an expert.
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

1.1.8 Liability for Proper Function and/or Damage
The liability for the proper function of the equipment is irrevocably transferred to the owner or
the operator if the equipment is serviced or repaired by personnel not employed or
authorized by DrägerService and/or if the equipment is used in a manner not conforming to
its intended use.
Dräger Medical AG & Co. KGaA cannot be held responsible for damage caused by non-
compliance with the above recommendations. The warranty and liability provisions of the
Terms of Sale and Delivery of Dräger Medical AG & Co. KGaA are likewise not modified by
the above recommendations.
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 24.01.02

1.2 Maintenance Intervals
According to DIN 31 051:
Inspection = Determination of the actual condition
Servicing = Measures to maintain the specified condition
Repair = Measures to restore the specified condition
Maintenance = Inspection, servicing and repair, where appropriate.
The equipment or parts thereof must be cleaned and disinfected before any maintenance
work is carried out and before it is sent in for repairs.
The following steps may only be carried out by qualified personnel.
Inspection of the equipment To be carried out every 6 months

Regular safety checks To be carried out every 6 months (as
specified in the approval certificate)
NiCd battery for power failure alarm in To be replaced every 3 years
monitor and ventilator (1 each)
Other intervals:
Filter in the secretion suction device To be replaced after approx. 120 hours of
operation or when the vacuum generated
is no longer sufficient
O2 sensor To be replaced when the sensor cannot
be calibrated any more or when the "use-
by" date has expired
Bacterial filter for the pressure measuring To be replaced every 6 months
line
Pressure measuring line (silicone tubing To be replaced if damaged, but minimally
and sleeve) once per year
Cooling-air filter To be cleaned after 4 weeks and replaced
as necessary, but minmally once per year
Inspection and servicing To be carried out every 6 months
Optical measurement bench To be checked every 6 months
Lithium battery for saving data (ventilator) To be replaced every 2 years

Digital module with lithium battery for To be replaced every 3 years
saving data (PM 8050 cd)
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

1.3 System Components
gas flow control with

low-flow flowmeter
Empty housing
PM8050cd
0 I
Dräger
Anaesthesia ventilator
(Divan)
Power supply unit

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

1.4 Communication Structure
internal communication external communication

Protocol
Acquisition Documentation
Processing Data processing
Analysis
Representation
0 I
D
automatic
protocol (PC)
Drucker
(im Frame Maker)
Printer
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

1.5 Electrical Connections
(optional) O sensor flow sensor

2
Sp0 sensor
2
Temperature sensor
Fresh gas supply
PM8050cd
Auxilary mains socket

connect no HF surgery equipment!
(switched)
Power supply unit
Mains
installed inside (power supply)

Mains cables
Sensor lines
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

1.6 Pneumatic Connections
Central gas supply Reserve gas cylinders
PM8050cd
Measuring gas line
Water trap
Microbial filter
Patient
connection
Microbial filter
Anaestetic gas
scavenging
Reservoir bag
installed inside
to be installed during setup
alternative measuring gas return line to the expiratory valve (optional)

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

1.7 Start-up
Proceed according to the check list:
Assemble the entire unit. Duration: approx. 5 mins.
Prior to use, test the unit according to the check list attached to the equipment.
(MedGV 6 Section 4).
Using the relevant Instructions for Use (for the unit and additional devices) adapt the check
list to the type and the configuration of the unit by deleting and/or adding items as
applicable.
The check list covers the tests to be carried out on Cato before each start-up.
Enter the type identification and the serial number of the unit. Tick off the results of the tests
on the ACTUAL column. Do not forget to enter the date and your signature.
If the equipment is in order, the test described will be completed successfully. Should the
sequence be changed, follow the individual instructions.
Key :
Activities to be performed
Item to be checked
Calib. O2 sensor ? Message displayed
Acknowledge
on airway monitor
Acknowledge
on ventilator
Approx. 1 min Waiting time

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

Start-up
O2-sensor in ambient air

Gas dosage
Vapor 19.3 Set selector switch to "AIR"

Open O2 and AIR flow control valves such that they
Concentration setting on Vapor on "0" provide 9 L/min
Fully open N2O flow control valve
Vapor filled with anaesthetic ?

Length of time since last inspection < 6 months? N2O-flowmeter indication on 0?
Slide of safety filling device pushed in and secured?
Uniform contact of plug-in adapter?
Vapor holder locked? Set changeover switch to "N2O"
Anaesthetic gas scavenging * Indication on N2O flowmeter 9 L/min?

Indication on AIR flowmeter on "0"?
Insert plug-in coupling in wall socket

ORC
Wall socket indicator green?
Flow noise audible? Slowly close O2 flow control valve
Attach hose to waste-gas socket

(beneath patient-system heating)
N2O indication returns to "0" in proportion with O2?
Breathing system
Close flow control valves
Renew soda lime? No colour change?
O2 -Flush
Hoses, reservoir bag, absorber, humidifier, measurement
connections, valve disc on inspiratory and expiratory end Close off O2 sensor connection.
and fresh-gas hose checked for completeness and tightness? Actuate O2 flush lever
Emergency breathing bag * Flow noise clearly audible?

Manual breathing bag fils up?
Prepare complete emergency breathing bag
and suspend from apparatus
Secretion aspiration * (optional)
Function guaranteed?
Open ejector valve
Seal off aspiration hose with finger
Reserve gas cylinders *
Open cylinder valves

Vacuum reading approx. 0,8 bar?
Pressure readings for O2 50 bar? N2O > 30 bar?

Close ejector valve
If not, replace cylinders!
Close cylinder valves
Central Supply (CS)

Connector in CS wall outled socket

*) The marked tests can be performed at any time during
the automatic self-test sequence.
Do all gauges indicate sufficient pressure?

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

Start-up
Power supply
Connect up equipotential bonding Fresh gas closed?

Insert power connector
Set main power switch to "on" Close flow control valves
Lamp and horn test of ventilator?

Lamp and horn test of PM 8050cd?
APL = 30 mbar?
APL to 30 mbar in position "MAN"

Airway Monitor PM 8050cd
Self-test approx. 1 min
Y-piece open?
Remove Y-piece frome cone

Select anaesthetic
Hal. Enf. Iso.

automatic identification
Self-test
Desfl. Sevofl.
manual adjustment Y-piece closed?
None
Mount Y-piece on cone
set to "no anaesth. gas"
O2 sensor in ambient air (at least 2 minutes)

O2 calibration
at 21 % by vol.
Leak test IPPV
Mount O2 sensor
Leak IPPV = .... mL
Remove and seal-off flow sensor If <175 mL/min
Calibrate Leak test MAN.

flow sensor
Mount flow sensor
Ventilator power on test Acknowledge 3 times

(do not perform when conncted to the patient)
Calibration
Ventilator power on test
PM8050cd and ventilator
Standby
Test ventilator ? Make patient-specific settings

Device ready for use

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

2 Technical Data
Where tolerances are stated both as percentages and absolute values, the higher value shall
apply.
Identification: The serial number and the part number of Cato and
the type approval code are shown on the rating plate
(nameplate) which is attached to the rear panel of the
trolley. The scope of the equipment can be identified
from the part number.
Approval number: See accompanying documents
Weight: 160 kg
Dimensions: See Figure below (dimensions in mm)
Dräger
1480
470 785
700
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

2.1 Power Supply
Operating voltage: 230 VAC ± 10%, 50/60 Hz
Current consumption: Maximum 9 A (including 8 A for auxiliary mains

sockets)
Fuses: In the unit: 2 x 0.1 A DIN 41 662, 230/240 VAC .

Additional fuses in the power unit and in the main
power-on contactor are only accessible to qualified
service personnel with the appropriate tools. Auxiliary
mains sockets (4 off): 2 installed in each unit
(2 A DIN 41 662, 230/240 VAC).
Auxiliary mains sockets: Do not connect HF surgery equipment (electro-

cauterizer) to the auxiliary mains sockets. Failure of
the protective earth conductor may result in an
increased electrical hazard if equipment has been
connected to the auxiliary mains sockets.
Switched with Not switched with

main swtich main switch
(Power also available when
Cato is switched off)
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

2.1.1 Environmental Conditions
Temperature: +15 to +35 C (operation)

-20 to +50 C (storage/transport)
Humidity: 20 to 80%, no condensation (operation)

0 to 98%, no condensation (storage/transport)
Air pressure: 700 to 1060 hPa (operation)

500 to 1100 hPa (storage/transport)
2.1.2 Gas Supply
Pneumatic connections: Central gas supply (CS): O2, N2O, AIR.

11-liter reserve gas cylinders (O2, N2O) optional.
Anaesthetic gas scavenging.
Required pressures: O 2: 2.7 to 5.5 bar

N2O: 2.7 to 5.5 bar
AIR: 2.7 to 5.5 bar
Maximum gas consumption: O 2: 100 L/min. at 5 bar ± 10%, including

50 L/min. at 5 bar ± 10% for O2 flush
N2O: 20 L/min at 5 bar ± 10%
AIR: 50 L/min at 5 bar ± 10%
2.1.3 Breathing System
Gas volume: approx. 3 L included total gas volume
Compliance: approx. 3 mL/mbar

approx. 4 mL/mbar with absorber fitted
Absorber volume: 1.5 liters of soda lime Drägersorb 800 absorb approx.
150 liters of CO2.
Approximate service period: 6 hours
Excess pressure relief: 90 ± 10 mbar
Pressure control valve: Adjustable from 5 to 70 mbar, 15% of the set value
Patient connection: ISO cone 22 mm

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

Anaesthetic gas scavenging: Nominal socket diameter: 27 mm
Ventilation system leak rate: < 120 mL/min at 30 mbar
Breath. system max. pressure: 10 to 80 mbar ± 20%

or +3 mbar, however minimally 10 mbar above PEEP
2.1.4 Ventilator:
Drive gas consumption: 2 L/min O2 AIR during operation

0 L/min in the standby mode
Tidal volume (VT): 20 to 100 mL ± 10% or ± 10 mL

100 to 1400 mL ± 5% or ± 15 mL
Frequency (fIPPV): 6 to 60 1/min
Minute volume (*E): ≤ 25 L/min.
TI:TE: 1:3 to 2:1 ± 5%
TIP:TI: 0 to 60% ± 5%
Inspiratory flow *E max: max. 75 L/min
fIMV: 3 to 60 1/min ± 5% (fIMV < fIPPV)
PEEP: 0; 3 to 20 mbar ± 10% or ± 2 mbar

(Pmax-PEEP > 10 mbar)
Trigger pressure: -1 mbar 0.5 mbar (pre-set)

GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

2.1.5 Gas Flow Control
Low-flow flowmeters: (calibrated for 20 °C, 1013 mbar)
O 2: 0.02 to 0.5 L/min. ± 10%

at lower end of scale: + 20%, -10%
at upper end of scale: ± 5%
O 2: 0.55 to 10.0 L/min. ± 10%

N2O: 0.02 to 0.5 L/min. ± 10%

at lower end of scale: - 20%, +10%
at upper end of scale: ± 5%
N2O: 0.55 to 10.0 L/min. ± 10%

AIR: 0.2 to 14.0 L/min. ± 10%

2.2 Airway Monitor PM 8050 cd
2.2.1 Pressure measurement
Airway pressure: - 10 to 80 mbar
Resolution: 1 mbar
Accuracy: ± 4% of the measured value or minimally 1 mbar
2.2.2 O2 Measurement
Range: 5 to 100 % by vol.
Solution: 1 % by vol.
Accuracy: calibrated with 21 % by vol. O2:

± 3% by vol. in the range 6 to 18 % by vol.

calibrated with 100 % by vol. O2:
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

2.2.3 Flow Measurement
Tidal volume VT: Range: 0.02 to 9.99 L

Resolution: 0,01 L
Accuracy:
± 8% of the measured value
(under calibration conditions and at 1013 hPa)
Minute volume AMV: Range: 0 to 99.9 L

Resolution: 0.1 L/min.
Accuracy:
± 8% of the measured value
(under calibration conditions and at 1013 hPa)
Respiratory frequency: Range: 0 to 60 /min

Resolution: ± 1/min
Accuracy: ± 1/min
2.2.4 CO2 Measurement
Suction rate: 60 mL/min. or 200 mL/min.
Measuring range: 0 to 9.9 kPa (0 to 80 mmHg)

Accuracy:
0 to 5.3 kPa (0 to 40 mmHg) ± 0.2 kPa (± 1.5 mmHg)
5.3 to 8 kPa (40 to 60 mmHg) ± 0.38 kPa
(± 2.5 mmHg)
8 to 9.9 kPa (60 to 80 mmHg) ± 0.53 kPa
(± 4.0 mmHg)
Response time t10...90: at 200 mL/min: 300 ms

at 60 mL/min : 1 s
Heating phase: 8 minutes
Zero drift: within the accuracy specified above, without time limit.
2.2.5 Anaesthetic Gas Measurement
Display range for N2O: 0 to 100 % by vol.

Accuracy for:
0 to 40% ± 2.5 % by vol. absolute
Display range for Halothane: 0 to 7.7 % by vol.

Accuracy for:
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

5 to 7,5% ± 0.3 % by vol. absolute

Display range for
Enflurane and Isoflurane: 0 to 7.5 % by vol.
Accuracy for:
5 to 7,5% ± 0.3 % by vol. absolute
Display range for

Desflurane: 0 to 20 % by vol.
Accuracy for:
Display range for

Sevoflurane: 0 to 9 % by vol.
Accuracy for:
Response time t10…90: at 200 mL/min: 450 ms

at 60 mL/min: 1,2 s
Heating phase: 8 minutes
Zero drift: within the accuracy specified above, without time limit.
2.2.6 SpO2 measurement
Display range: 0 to 100% SpO2
Accuracy (adults):
in the range 70 to 100% SpO2 ± 2% SpO2
not specified in the range 0 to 50% SpO2
Accuracy (neonates):
Pulse rate: 20 to 250/min

Accuracy: ± 2/min
Sensors: type compatible with Nellcor sensors Oxisensor,

Oxiband and Durasensor.

Wavelengths: 660 nm (red), 920 nm (infrared)
Acoustic pulse signal: 1 tone generated for each pulsation, the tone pitch is
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01
proportional to the oxygen saturation.

2.2.7 Temperature Measurement
Respiratory gas temperature: Range: 20 to 50 °C

Resolution 1 K
Accuracy: ± 0.5 K in the range 30 to 41 °C
2.3 Data Communication
Data interface: RS-232-C (MEDIBUS)
Connector: 25-pin Sub-D, electrical isolation 1.5 kV

Pin assignment: 1 Shield
2 TxD
3 RxD
7 GND
Protocol (printer):
Connector: 25-pin Sub D, electrical isolation 1.5 kV

2 TxD
3 RxD
7 GND
Analog output:
CO2: 0 to 10 kPa - 0 to 10 V
Connector: 9-pin Sub D, electrical isolation 1.5 kV

3 + ( plus )
4 - ( minus )
2.3.1 C-Lock-ECG-Synchronisation (optional)
Prerequisite for the ECG

synchronization signal: Positive pulse with voltage > 4.5 V and > 10 ms
duration for driving of 2 mA.
Max. allowable delay of

the signal referring to the
current QRS complex: 40 ms
Signal separation against

the remaining electronics: Dielectric strength > 4 KV
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

Socket jack for 3-pin
jack connector Ø 3.5: Pin assignment of the connector:
Signal
Ground
2.3.2 Operating Characteristics
Mains: 195 to 265V; 0,5A; 50/60Hz

switchable from 85 V to 140V; 1A; 50/60 Hz
Mains fuse: 230V: T 2A DIN 41662 (2x)

110V: T 4A DIN 41662 (2x)
Noise emission: max. 56dB (A) (in accordance with free field
measurement over reflecting surface)
Protection classes:
Equipment: 1, type B according to DIN IEC 601/1.
SpO2-Sensor: Typ BF electrically isolated from the

protective conductor.
2.4 Manufacturer’s Certification of Radio Interference Suppression
The PM 8050 cd has been tested and found to comply with the radio interference
suppression Order 1046 published in the official gazette of the German Federal Post Office
(Deutsche Bundespost).
GBK5170XXXA01.fm 14.06.01

1 Basic Unit
Configuration / Variants
The Cato is manufactured as a ceiling-mounted unit and as a mobile unit.
Features of the ceiling-mounted unit:

• additional crossarm with ceiling mount and optocouplers
• membrane keyboard for control integrated in the handles of Cato
• LP optocoupler (in the crossbeam above the PM 8050 CD)
Cato is designed as a 3-gas unit (O2, N2O and AIR) and comes with ORC low flow and low
flow flowmeters.
Gas Supply from Cylinders
The unit can be retrofitted with an optional compressed gas cylinder set. This set consists of
two 11-liter cylinders (O2 and N2O). The high-pressure reducers (200 bar/ 5 bar for O2 and
60 bar/ 5 bar for N2O are located immediately below the cylinders. The cylinder pressure
can be read on the manometer of the respective pressure reducer. The cylinders are
connected to the unit by high-pressure coiled tubes. O2 and N2O is supplied to the
mechanical gas dosage through non-return valves.
Central Gas Supply
O2, N2O and AIR of 2.7 to 5.5 bar is supplied via three ISO connectors on the rear panel of
the unit. The central gas supply pressures are indicated on manometers which are located
behind the flowmeter block.
Mechanical Gas Dosage
Additional pressure reducers decrease the O2 and N2O pressures to 3 bar and the AIR
pressure to 1.5 bar. The respective gas is delivered to the flowmeter block depending on
which operating mode has been selected. After flowing through the flowmeter block, the gas
mixture flows into the Vapor unit where it is enriched with Halothane, Enflurane, Isoflurane,
Sevoflurane or Desflurane. The fresh gas is then available at the fresh-gas outlet.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01
5170 Cato 11/93 Functional Description Page 29

Security Devices
Cato is always equipped with the following security devices:

• ORC with bypass (0.8 L/min)
• N2O shutoff
• Alarm valve
• Selector switch for Divan gas supply and secretion suction system in the event of AIR
failure
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

5170 Cato
Cato Basic Unit

11/93
Page 31
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

5170 Cato
Druckversorgung Divan
Pressure supply Divan
Behälter O2-Flush
Frischgas
Container
Fresh gas
Ejector 11 12 Alarmventil
Alarmvalve Meßröhrenblock
10 Flowmeter unit
Injector
Umschalter
(bei AIR-Ausfall)
13
Switch
(with Air failure)
Absaugung
Aspirator
14
O2 AIR N2O Vapor

3,3 bar
5 bar
11/93
O2/Fl stat.
15
Steuerventil
Control valve 2,3 bar
Flaschenanschluß stat.
5 bar 16
Cylinder connection
5 bar 2,3 bar

N2O/Fl stat.
17
N2O-Sperre
N2O-Cutoff
Integrierte Pneumatik S-ORC

19 18
11L AIR
O2 N2O Funktionsschema 5170 Cato mit S-
(3L) N2O ORC
Gasartenschalter Pneumatic Diagram 5170 Cato with

9 8 7 Gas selector switch S-ORD
O2/ZV
ZV-Anschluß
S-Connection Alle Versorgungsdrücke vorhanden
All pressure available
Page 32
AIR/ZV
N2O/ZV
1.1 Integrated Pneumatics
The integrated pneumatics replaces the conventional mechanical gas dosage. It covers the
function of the following individual components:
• check valves;
• N2O shutoff;
• control valve;
• alarm valve;
• mean pressure reducer
selector switch for Divan gas supply and secretion suction system in the event of AIR failure
threshold value switch for the selector switch
Function
An aluminium block is divided into three levels. Each gas (O2, N2O or AIR) is assigned to a
specific level. The pneumatic connection of the individual elements is ensured by channels
within the block. This method saves approx. 50% of plug-in connections compared with a
mechanical gas dosage system. The valves are designed as compact components. Short
switching paths and lack of diaphragms reduce the rate of wear and increase reliability and
life of the assembly.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

1.2 Location of the Gas Connections and the Valves
The numbers and characters specified in the gas flow diagrams and in the following Figures
are engraved into the integrated pneumatics.
Note: .The location of the valves is shown on the Figures below.
Pressure supply Inlets central supply

Divan
Inlets cylinder supply

Bronchus aspirator
volume
Gas connections 1
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

flowmeter block
O2 deficiency alarm
gas selector (inlet)
gas selector (outlet)

O2 flush
Gas connections 2
threshold value switch
Air pressure reducer
at
N2O pressure reducer
at
O2 pressure reducer
at
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01
View from top

threshold value switch
Controls the selector A
(see below)
selector (3/2 way valve) in the

event of Air failure, Divan and the
Suction system are driven with O2
Dosage alarm valve
Valve elements 1
Air control valve

N2O shutoff
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01
alarm valve
Valve elements 2

1.3 Check Valves
The check valves prevent any gas exchange between the cylinders and the central gas supply
as well as a loss of gas when the connections are open.
* * check valves
*
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

1.4 Alarm Valve
The alarm valve is an integral part of the O2 deficiency alarm. In the event of O2 failure the
whistle in the O2 deficiency alarm is activated.
Alarm valve
Injector
Container
control pressure
When the gas supply is open the container is supplied with gas through the check valve. The
existing O2 pressure closes the alarm valve. If the O2 pressure drops below 1.7 bar the alarm
valve opens. The O2 stored in the container flows through the injector to the whistle. The
injector draws ambient air and extends the alarm time. The audible alarm sounds for approx.
7 secs.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

1.5 Control valve (AIR) and N2O Shutoff
O2 and N2O are present at a pressure of 3bar. The AIR pressure is reduced to 1.5 bar. The
3-bar pressure is necessary for the function of the ORC which is located after the control
valve (AIR) and the N2O shutoff.
There are two possible modes of operation:

• operation during anaesthesia;
• operation during the final phase of anaesthesia or in the recovery room.
Operation During Anaesthesia
The gas selector is in the N2O position.
Flowmeter
block and
ORC
control valve
N2O shutoff
The control valve and the N2O shutoff are supplied with pressure via the O2 line. The control
valve closes. AIR cannot be supplied. The N2O shutoff is opened by the existing pressure.
O2 and N2O are available at the dosage valves of the flowmeter block. The N2O shutoff has
two functions. First, it is used as a changeover valve. Second, if the O2 supply fails or if the
minimum operating pressure drops below approx. 2 bar the spring will close the valve and
interrupt the N2O dosage.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

Operation during the Final Phase of Anaesthesia or in the Recovery Room
The gas selector is in the AIR position.
The control valve and the N2O shutoff are not triggered. Venting occurs via the gas selector.
The control valve opens in this position. The N2O shutoff closes and prevents a dosage of
N2O. O2 and AIR are available at the dosage valves of the flowmeter block.
Flowmeter
block and
ORC
control valve
N2O shutoff
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

1.6 ORC - Oxygen Ratio Controller
The ORC has 2 functions:

• It ensures that the necessary O2 concentration in the fresh gas is administered to the
patient.
• It closes the N2O branch in the event of O2 failure.
Caution! :
Up to 0.8 L/min of N2O can be supplied over the bypass in the low flow range.
Dosage
check valve
The O2 and N2O flow is controlled by spindle valves on the flowmeter block. Restrictors
located at the inlet ports of the flowmeters generate a flow resistance. The resistance level
varies with the position of the spindle valve and the restrictor values. The resistance exert a
force on the diaphragm of the ORC. As a result thereof the O2 pressure opens the ORC
valve and the N2O pressure closes it. The restrictors and the spring force are designed such
that a minimum O2 concentration of 25% by vol. is ensured. The restrictors limit the maximum
O2 flow to approx. 9 L/min.
Bypass:
A minimum O2 flow of 0.3 to 0.8 L/min is required to open the N2O branch. Working in the
low-flow range is made more difficult by the opening behaviour of the ORC since mixed gas
dosage is not possible in the lower flow range. A non-adjustable restrictor of 0.8 L/min in the
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01
N2O branch solves this problem. The safety function of the ORC is disabled in this flow
range.

1.7 S-ORC — Sensitive Oxygen Ratio Controller
The S-ORC has 2 functions:
• It makes sure that a vital oxygen concentration is present in the fresh gas supplied to the
patient.
• It closes the N2O branch in the event of oxygen shortage.
Measurement unit
Vapor
O2 Air N2O
O2
Air
N2O
S-ORC
Fig. 2: S-ORC Gas Flow Diagram
The spindle valves on the flowmeter block meter the O2 and N2O. Resistors located in front
of the flowmeters’ inlet ports in the S-ORC generate a backpressure while the gas flows. The
backpressure level varies with the opening degree of the spindle valves and the value of the
resistors. The backpressure exerts a pressure on the diaphragm of the S-ORC causing the
O2 pressure to open the S-ORC valve and the N2O pressure to close the S-ORC valve. The
resistors and the spring energy are dimensioned such that a minimum concentration of 21%
by vol. O2 is ensured. The resistors limit the maximum O2 flow to approx. 9 L/min.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

N2O O2
Fig. 3: Sectional View of the S-ORC Valve

GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

M 32603
C
4 X 12 83081
R 20311
N2O
E
A
E
A
M 32941 O2
D Vent hole
M 30 307
M 30 306
Section C-D
Fig. 4: Valve Block and Sectional View C-D
Note: Do not use corrosion-supporting agents for the leak test.
Reject diaphragms which were already fitted. Do not re-use those diaphragms.
To re-assemble the S-ORC do the following steps:
• Tighten the 4 nuts (12 83081) crosswise using a torque of 2 Nm.

• Re-tighten all nuts.

• Wait 15 minutes and then re-tighten all nuts as described above.
• Mount the center piece of the enclosure M 32603 such that the 0.8 mm venting hole
points towards the N2O side.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01
• Note the different alignment of the two diaphragms.

E
A
N2O
A E
O2
A = Outlet N2O AIR O2

E = inlet
O2
N2O
Fig. 5: Tubing Diagram S-ORC—Flowmeter Block
Note: Do not confuse the connections of the flowmeter block to the S-ORC valve, otherwise
the system will not function.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

1.8 Adjusting and Testing the S-ORC
1.9 Mechanical Pre-Adjustment
To mechanically pre-adjust the S-ORC do the following steps:
• Adjust the spindles (M 30306) for O2 and N2O such that they protrude about 1 mm from
the valve element M 30307.
• Set the distance between the top edge of the valve element (M 32941) and the
enclosure to about 10 mm.
1.10 Adjusting the Supply Pressure
Given a supply pressure of 5 ±0.1 bar and a supply rate of 20 ±1 L/min, the pressure
regulators for the N2O and O2 supply are adjusted dynamically to the following
backpressures:
• O 2: 3.1 ±0.1 bar

• N2O: 2.1 ±0.1 bar
1.11 Leak Test
The leak test must be carried out with the S-ORC valve in place.
1.11.1 Leak Test on the Diaphragm Compartments (at Ambient Pressure)
To perform a leak test on the diaphragm compartments do the following steps:
• Close all spindle valves on the flowmeter block.

• Pull out the fresh gas tube from the compact breathing system.
• Remove the Vapor 19.n.
• Connect a manometer with a measuring range >1 bar to the outlet port of the fresh-gas
tubing.
• Build up a pressure of approx. 0.5 bar on the manometer by opening the O2 spindle
valve or the AIR spindle valve (the safety valve of the flowmeter block does not open yet).
• Make sure that no gas comes out of the S-ORC and/or the venting hole of the S-ORC.
1.11.2 Leak Test on the Valve Seating

GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01
To perform a leak test on the valve seating do the following steps:

• Close the O2 spindle valve.
• Open the N2O spindle valve fully.
• Make sure that no N2O comes out.
1.12 Adjusting the S-ORC
1.12.1 Adjusting the S-ORC Opening Point
To adjust the S-ORC opening point do the following steps:
• Slowly open the O2 spindle valve.

• Check that there is a N2O flow with a O2 flow of 200 ±30 mL/min.
• If the opening point is not correct, loosen or tighten the valve element (M 32941), as
required, in order to adjust the opening point.
• Loosening the valve element will cause the O2 flow to decrease and that allows the N2O
valve to open sufficiently.
• Secure the valve element M 32941 with the lock-nut R 20311 after adjusting the
opening point.
1.12.2 Fine-Adjusting the Concentration (O2/N2O ratio)
To fine-adjust the concentration do the following steps:
• Fine-adjust the S-ORC on the N2O side using the spindle M 30306.
• Adjust the concentration to 25% by vol. O2,with an O2 flow of 1 L/min. The spindle
M 30306 on the O2 side remains unchanged.
• If the concentrations for the other O2 flows are not within tolerance, connect a
manometer to the inlet port of the O2 side of the S-ORC (E) and check whether the O2
control pressure is at an O2 flow of 200 mL/min is 25 +1 mbar.
• If the O2 control pressure is not 25 +1 mbar, adjust the value with the spindle M 30306
on the O2 side.
• After adjusting the O2 control pressure, check the concentration again at 1 L/min O2. If
necessary, correct the value with the N2O spindle.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

1.13 Testing the S-ORC
1.13.1 Concentration Test
After adjusting/re-adjusting the S-ORC, the concentration test ist done with an O2 analyzer.
If the adjustments on the S-ORC have not been changed, the check can be done with the
test certificate. In this case, the flow values can be used for testing. When replacing the
entire S-ORC, testing according to the test certificate is also satisfactory.
O2 flow (L/min) N 2O O2 concentration (% by vol.)
0.5 ±0.05 Fully open the 22—33

spindle valve
1.0 ±0.1 22—28
3.0 ±0.2 22—33
Table 1: Concentration Test Values
• An O2 analyzer with a resolution of 1% by vol. O2 is adequate for testing in the

anaesthesia machine.
• Before testing, make sure the sensor capsule is fully operational.
• Calibrate the sensor capsule. If the values differ from the specified values, re-calibrate it.
1.13.2 Flow Rate Test
To perform a flow rate test do the following steps:
• Fully open the N2O spindle valve.

• Open the O2 spindle valve.
• Make sure the N2O flow increases to >9 L/min in proportion to the O2 flow.
• Gradually close the O2 spindle valve.
• Make sure the N2O flow gradually decreases in proportion to the O2 flow.
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

1.14 Secretion Suction System
The secretion suction system (including the secretion containers) is installed on one side of
the trolley. During normal operation the secretion suction system is powered by an adjustable
compressed-air ejector. In the event of AIR failure the ejector can be powered with O2.
D
GBF5170XXXT01.fm 14.06.01

6 Power Supply Unit
The power supply unit provides the dc voltages required for the Divan and supplies the
PM 8050cd with the mains voltage via an isolating transformer. The isolating transformer is
connected to the power switch.
Schematic
Non-swichted Swtiched
Mains voltage selector switch
Isolating transformer
D C B A Power input: 100,120,127,230,240 Vac
Socket strip Power output: 230 Vac
S1 T1
Isolated power
K2 Si 5 supply
Wi 1 (monitoring)
Si 4
X2
Si 3 Wi 2
T2 Mains relay
Si 2 Si 1 (230 bis 240 Vac )
X5
PCB Power Supply X1
K2 (DIVAN )
82 01 667
Autotransformer
24V + 5V + 15V -15 V
Power input: 100,120,127 Vac
Power output: 240 Vac X2
X1 X6
Main power switch Low voltage ( DIVAN )

GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01

Description:
The mains voltage flows to the non-switched socket D and, through fuses Si1 and Si2, to the
central power switch on the front panel of Cato. The contactor K2 remains in the rest position
(contacts K2 are open) as long as the power switch is open. This means, the whole power
supply unit is de-energized (except for the above mentioned socket D).
Power switch in the “ON” position:
The contactor K2 is supplied with mains voltage via the autotransformer and closes. The
isolating transformer T1 is supplied with voltage via the closed contacts of K2, Si3, Si4 and
the mains voltage selector switch. The mains voltage selector switch has four levels. Three
levels switch the pick-offs of the isolating transformer according to the position of the switch
and the mains voltage applied. The fourth level is used to supply the autotransformer T2 with
the voltage required to energize the contactor K2.
The electrically isolated output of the isolating transformer is protected by the fuse Si5. It
supplies the PM8050 cd via X2 and the power supply PCB (Divan) via X5. The output X6 of
the voltage supply provides Divan with the following voltages:
• + 24 V
• +5V
• + 15 V
• – 15 V
GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01

Display and Control Elements
GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01

6.1 Wiring Diagram
Low voltage DIVAN

Power cable Multiple socket outlet X6
X2
D C B A
D: disconnected +5V 24V +15V -15V
PCB Power Supply (DIVAN)

Earthing 82 01 667
br bl gr/yl gr/yl
terminal
Supply A;B,C: connected 230 Vac
bk bl bk bl
terminal
X1
X3 X4 X5
1 2 3 1 3 5 1 3
Earthing br
stud Inlet connector for bl
non-heating device
bl isolated mains
Neutral earthing
bl voltage
4 x gr/yl
X2
gr/yl
gr/yl
bl bk
br bl br bl
Mains voltage selector

bl bl
K2 Si 4 T1
L1 bk bk 2 18 bl 0V * * bl 0V
T1 100 V
L2 T 7A 120 V 3 bl 100 V
T2 bl 7 127 V 33 bl 110 V
bl 7 bl 120 V
37 230 V 11 bl 127 V Isolating transformer
240 V for isolazed
bk bl 9 bk 0V *
5 5 bk 7V mains voltage
bl 1 bk 27 V
38
Si 2 Si 1 Si 3 Si 5 bk
bl bl 4 20 bk 127 V bk 230 V
br
T 7A T 4A
T 0,25A T 0,25A
bk 39 39 bk
biscuit connectors T2
rd wh 35 35 bk 240 V
bk bl
bk br A1 bk K2 ( Mains relay )
wh 40 31 rd 127 V
bl 27 wh 110 V
br T3 K2 K2 14 23 bl 100 V
A2
bl 13 0V bl bl
bl 0V
bl br br bl
2 1 3 4
X1 ( Power switch )
GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01

6.2 Component Location
View of opened unit.
Warning
Hazardous voltages are present. To avoid the risk of electric shock and
danger to personal health always unplug the power cord before opening
the equipment.
Divan voltage supply Divan low-voltage

(230 Vac from isolating transformer
Power supply
PCB
Mains voltage
selector
K2: contactor
T2: autotransformer
X1:to main power

switch
X2: isolated mains

voltage Monitoring
GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01

6.3 Power Supply PCB
The Power Supply PCB transforms the mains voltage 230 VAC into dc voltages required for
Divan.
U2
F1A
18 36 196
U3
F1A
18 36 196
Connector pin assignment X2 10 12

7 9
X2 to X6
Pin 1 + 24 ± 2,4 V 4 6
U4 1 Divan
Pin 2 GND 24 V 3
Pin 7 + 5,1 ± 0,15 V U4

Pin 4 GND 5 V F 10 A
U1 18 36 218
Pin 8 + 5 V Sense
Pin 5 GND Sense
U1
Pin 12 15 ± 0,45 V F5A
U2 18 36 188
Pin 9 GND U2
Pin 10 15 ± 0,45 V
U3
Pin 11 GND U3
Pin 6 OC pwf Power-

Pin 3 GND pwf fail
Mains
T4A
18 35 122
6 5 4 3 2 1
X1
SL X5
L1 from
N Isolating
Mains voltage
transformer T1
Umains = 230 Vac -15% / +10%
50/60 Hz 49 to 61 Hz
GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01

Low Voltage Putputs (Power Supply PCB Connector X2)
U1 U2 U3 U4
Voltage (V) 5.1 15 15 24
Continuous current (A) 4 0.5 0.5 6
Peak current (A) — — — 8
Tolerances (V) ±0.15 ±0.45 ±0.45 ±2.4

Correction time (ms) 1) < 10 < 10 < 10 < 10
Ripple (mV pp) < 60 < 60 < 60 < 1.2 Vpp
Min. load (A) 0 0 0 0
Excess-voltage yes no no no
protection
Short-circuit proof yes yes yes yes
1) For load changes of 50% to 100%
Pin Assignment of the Low-voltage Connector X6 (Divan Supply)
Pin 1 +U4 +24 2,4 V

Pin 2 GND U4 GND 24V
Pin 3 GND PWF
Pin 4 GND U1 GND 5 V
Pin 5 GND sense U1
Pin 6 OC PWF
Pin 7 +U1 +5 ± 0,15 V
Pin 8 +5 V sense U1
Pin 9 GND U2 GND +15 V
Pin 10 +U3 -15 ± 0,45 V
Pin 11 GND U3 GND - 15 V

Pin 12 +U2 + 15 ± 0,45 V
GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01
+5Vsense

The watchdog line +5Vsense is part of the U1 output. This line is connected to Divan. It
monitors the +5V voltage. If the sense line is not connected or in the event of failure, the U1
output must remain within the specified tolerance.
U1=+5 ± 0,15V
Powerfail:
The Powerfail signal is made available by optocouplers and open collector outputs.
Technical data of the open collector outputs:
UCE0 > 30V
UCESAT <1V at ICE < 10 mA
Insulation voltage > 4000V
Powerfail is active: transistor enabled

GBF5170XXXT02.fm 14.06.01

7 Anaesthesia ventilator
The ventilator in the Cato system is an electronically controlled piston cylinder system (13)
which is driven by an electric motor. The ventilator has a compact breathing system (1-9)
which can be removed separately.
4 13
1
5
12 BAG POP-OFF
7
2
6
MAN
MAN
9
10
8
12
11
1. Inspiratory valve with mount for O2 sensor

2. Expiratory valve
3. Fresh gas connection
4. Plug-in connection for pressure measurement
5. Inspiration connection
6. Expiration connection: (ISO) cone 22 with mount for flow sensor
7. Pop-off valve
8. Man./Spont. selector switch with pressure limiting valve APL and pop-off valve
9. Plug to seal the Y-piece during the front panel leak test and during the self-test
10. Front panel
11. Absorber
12. Breathing bag connection (BAG)
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01
13. Piston cylinder unit

The operator can adjust all parameters on the front panel of the unit via a membrane keypad
and a rotary knob (incremental encoder) (4). The rotary knob is used to select and confirm
the selected parameters. The settings can be checked on the display.
Front Panel of the Ventilator
17 18 1 2 3 4
5
16
6
15
7
14 13 12 11 10 9 8
1 V T display 10 TIP/TI selection

2 fIPPV display 11 TI/TE selection
3 Settings window 12 fIPPV selection
4 Rotary knob 13 V T selection
5 Leak test 14 Pmax selection
6 SIMV ventilation 15 IPPV ventilation
7 Standby 16 Man./Spont.
8 fIMV selection 17 Relative display of the piston stroke (%)
9 PEEP selection 18 Pmax display
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

The fresh gas from the fresh-gas source in the flowmeter block flows through a tubing to the
compact breathing system. The piston cylinder unit generates a specific gas volume. This gas
is supplied to the patient via the breathing system. The pneumatic control consists of several
pressure regulators and safety valves which produce a control pressure of approx. 87 mbar.
The control pressure is supplied to the control valves in the breathing system via an
electropneumatic control unit (solenoid valves).
Functional Diagram Respiratory Gas Flow
Measuring gas line

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

The electronic control occurs via two independent, mutually monitoring microprocessor
systems.
The electronics converts the values set by the operator into control signals for the drive motor
and the control solenoid valves. The control valve exerts a pressure (control pressure) on the
pneumatic diaphragm valves in the compact breathing system in order to generate the
desired ventilation mode. The respective position of the piston in the cylinder is determined
by an incremental encoder and the value is channeled back to the control unit.
Ventilator Control
control unit
settings
Computer 1 Computer 2
Control Monitoring
1 2
from 1 from 2
Motor
decoder
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01
valves Breathing system patient

The concept of mutual monitoring makes sure the unit is switched off in a defined condition
should a failure occur. The following conditions are especially monitored: piston stroke,
cylinder pressure, respiratory gas pressure and valve control.
Ventilator Monitoring
settings
Computer 1 Computer 2
Control + Monitoring Monitoring
1 2 3 4
from 1 from 2
Motor
decoder
valves Breathing system
1 Piston stroke monitoring 3 Respiratory gas monitoring

2 Cylinder pressure monitoring 4 Valve control

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.1 Piston Cylinder Unit
Release lever
Patient gas outlet

interface to the
compact breathing
system
Piston rod Double roller

diaphragm
Piston C1 B1
Pressure Pressure measuring
connection connection
to roller diaphragm airway pressure
The function of the piston cylinder unit is to deliver the fresh gas supplied from the flowmeter
block and stored in the breathing bag to the patient at a defined volume, pressure and speed.
During expiration the piston fills with the gas expired by the patient and with the fresh gas
stored in the breathing bag. During inspiration, this piston volume is administered to the
patient by an accurate stroke. Before reaching the patient it flows through a CO2 absorber.
To ensure this gas flow, the control system switches the valves of the breathing system
accordingly.
The most important elements of the piston cylinder unit are a piston which is moved by a
drive unit located in the rear part of the ventilator and a double roller diaphragm which is filled
with gas during operation and which functions as a sliding bearing. The double roller
diaphragm moves the piston along the inside walls of the cylinder. The front cylinder part
separates the ambient atmosphere from the respiratory gas of the patient. Several interfaces
are located on the underside facing the ventilator. The airway pressure is measured via a
pressure measurement connection (B1) and a pressure sensor. The pressure connection
(C1) provides the double roller diaphragm with the required positive pressure of approx.
160 mbar. The patient gas is supplied to the compact breathing system via a large lateral
outlet port.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Replacing the Roller Diaphragm on the Patient Side
The piston cylinder unit should be checked and serviced at regular intervals since the roller
diaphragm may become leaky as a result of ageing and frequent sterilization. The steps to
replace the roller diaphragm half on the patient side are as follows:
Step 1:
Remove the piston cylinder unit from the ventilator while in the standby mode.
Step 2:
Release the piston cylinder unit, pull straight up and remove.
Step 3:
Loosen the 2 quick-release locks (1) with a 6-mm wrench and remove the cylinder head (2).
Step 4:
Grasp the piston and unscrew the central piston screw using the 6-mm wrench and remove
the upper part of the piston (3).
Step 5:
Replace the roller diaphragm half (4) on the patient side against a new one. To ensure a tight
seal, the embossed manufacturing clock must point towards the upper part of the piston (3).
Step 6:
Use the reverse order for reassembly. Make sure neither kinks nor folds are formed during
installation of the roller diaphragm. The complete roller diaphragm must form a typical U-fold
at both ends.
Step 7:
Carry out the Cato power-on test to check the function and the tightness of the seal of the
roller diaphragm. The roller diaphragm must unroll without forming folds.
Note:
It is not advisable that the roller diaphragm half on the equipment side, ie. the non-
contaminated part, be replaced by the user. It should rather be replaced by DrägerService
since its safe function can only be ensured if various screw locking agents and special tools
(tightening torques) are used.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Piston cylinder unit, view of the component blocks
Legend
1. Quick-release locks
2. Cylinder head
3. Upper part of the piston
4. Roller diaphragm half
5. Manufacturing clock
11 10
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.2 Drive Unit and Fan
The fan (2) and the drive unit (1) are located at the rear part of the ventilator. To access the
drive unit for repair purposes, it is necessary to remove the complete ventilator from the Cato
basic unit.
View from top on the opened ventilator
13 1 3
6
4
7
12
8
5
9
11 10
Legend
1.) Drive unit motor 8.) ADDA PCB

2.) Fan (under the cover) 9.) CPU Monitoring PCB
3.) Drive unit tooth-belt pulley 10.) Interface roller diaphragm pressure
4.) Parallel-tooth belts 11.) Interface piston pressure

5.) Catch 12.) Heater contact surface
6.) Incremental Encoder PCB 13.) Pressure reducer (control pressure inlet)
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01
7.) CPU Standard2 PCB

Besides cooling the power electronics, the fan (2) has to keep the area of the control
pneumatics and control electronics free from combustion-supporting gases. In the event of
AIR failure O2 can be used as drive gas. The fan function is monitored during the self-test
and during operation. The control and the power electronics for the fan and the drive unit is
located on the Motherboard PCB on the basic board and is connected via cable harnesses.
Drive unit (1) essentially consists of a dc motor with a low wear rate. It is connected to an
incremental encoder and a two-stage synchronous belt drive (3). This belt drive moves the
two parallel tooth belts (4). The catch (5) for the piston rod of the piston cylinder unit
attached to these belts can travel very short distances (small respiratory volumes). The
position of the catch is determined both by the relative incremental encoder position and the
mechanical stop. The removal position of the piston cylinder unit is also determined in this
manner.
TIP:
If the piston cylinder unit cannot be removed easily it is possible to have the removal position
readjusted by DrägerService through software manipulation.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.3 Compact Breathing System
The compact breathing system consists of a control valve plate (1) with the diaphragm valves
which are pneumatically triggered by the solenoid valves. The inspiratory and the expiratory
valves (7) responsible for the respiratory phase and the valve craters are located in the
respiratory valve base (2). The APL valve (Airway Pressure Limiting valve) (8) for pressure
control of the airway pressure during manual ventilation is located in the respiratory gas
branch. A check valve (3) and an emergency ventilation valve (4) are integrated in the airway.
The flow sensor element (9) of the PM 8050 cd is found at the connection of respiratory
hoses (12). The fresh gas from the flowmeter block flows into the breathing system via the
fresh gas terminal (15) and is stored in the breathing bag (16). In the inspiratory phase, it is
administered to the patient through the inspiratory valve (7) by a piston stroke. In the
expiratory phase, the gas flows through the expiratory valve (7) and the absorber element (11)
into the CO2 absorber container (10). The absorber element makes sure the expiratory gas
flows evenly through the entire surface of the soda lime in absorber.
Compact Breathing System, exploded view
7 9 12 16 12 11 10
5 13 4 3 14 15
Legend:
1 Control valve plate 9 Flow sensor element

2 Respiratory valve base 10 Absorber container
3 Check valve 11 Absorber element

4 Emergency ventilation valve 12 Connection respiratory hose
5 Quick-release lock pin 13 Diaphragm valve
6 Pop-off valve 14 Pressure measuring connection Paw
7 Inspiratory/expiratory valve 15 Fresh gas connection
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01
8 APL valve 16 Connection breathing bag

TIP:
The two large lip seals on the underside of the respiratory gas base to the absorber element
(11) and to the absorber container (10) should be regularly checked for contamination or
damage by absorber lime residues. Otherwise major leaks may occur at this point which will
be detected during the self-test.
7.4 Heater (Respiratory Gas)
The heater’s contact surface (approx. 5 x 4 cm) for indirect heating of respiratory gas is
located immediately under the built-in compact breathing system. The heater is permanently
on during operation. In case of a malfunction, a spring-loaded contact switch causes the
heater to be immediately switched off. The heater electronics is mounted immediately under
the contact surface. The maximum heating temperature is set such that the respiratory gas
temperature at the Y-piece does not exceed 30 °C.
Note:
The temperature of the heating plate can reach 65 °C.
Heater (Respiratory Gas)
maximum temperature of the heating plate: 65 °C

maximum temperature of the Y-piece: <30 °C
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.5 Pneumatic Control - Operating States and Ventilation Modes
Device de-energized - Gas supply switched on
After switching on the master gas switch, compressed air is delivered via a filter to the
pressure regulator which reduces the gas pressure to a constant value of 1.5 bar
(backpressure). The gas is delivered to Dos2 and Dos4 (0.5 L/min). Dosage Dos4 vents the
gas flow to the PEEP valve via the 2.0 L/min dosage and the solenoid valve MY8. A pressure
of 160 mbar is generated for the roller diaphragm by means of 2.0 L dosage and dosage
Dos2. The safety valve 250 mbar discharges at a pressure of approx. 250 mbar. The gas is
delivered to the double roller diaphragm of the piston cylinder unit via the solenoid valve MY9
at the interface C1.
Divan
1,5 bar ±0,1

AIR /O2 control pressure 250 mbar
2 L/min Dos 4
±0,2 0,5 L/min PEEP valve
87 mbar
2,7 - 6 bar
MY 8 Dos 2
E
Dos 3
MY 4 P PE 3
160 mbar 87 mbar
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E A- Gas
Y1 Insp. O2
Fresh gas CO2 aspirator
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
sorber
Reser-
Motor drive C1 B1
voir PEEP
bag V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Spt. Man.
KZE APL
5-70 mbar
Compact Breathing
check valves Auxiliary air valve System BREASY
scavenging
system
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

The gas flow is conducted from dosage 2 to the pressure transducers PE3, to valve Y7 and
via solenoid valve MY4 to the 87 mbar safety valve. The 87 mbar control pressures is adjusted
via the safety valve. The solenoid valves MY1, MY3 are de-energized and thus Y1 and Y3 set
so that the gas can flow through. The control pressure is connected to valve Y2 via MY2 thus
closing Y2. Valve Y7 is closed if the POP-OFF valve is not activated.
Manual ventilation / spontaneous breathing is possible.
The piston chamber, however, must be filled until the piston is pushed as far as it will go.
Divan
1,5 bar ±0,1

2 L/min Dos 4
87 mbar
2,7 - 6 bar
MY 8 Dos 2
E
Dos 3 MY 4 P PE 3
160 mbar 87 mbar
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E A- Gas
Y1 Insp. O2
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
sorber
Reser-
Motor drive C1 B1
voir PEEP
bag V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Spt. Man.
KZE APL
5-70 mbar
Compact Breathing
check valves Auxiliary air valve System BREASY
scavenging
system
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Device in Standby Mode
The solenoid valve MY8 is activated electrically and pneumatically closed. No additional gas
flows into the control system (pressure free); consequently no control pressures can be built
up for the valves.
Effect: Y1, Y2, Y3 etc. are open.
Manual ventilation / spontaneous breathing is not possible.
1,5 bar ±0,1

AIR /O2 control pressure
2 L/min
±0,2
2,7 - 6 bar MY 8 Dos 2

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

IPPV Ventilation
The solenoid valve MY8 is de-energized, thus being switched so that gas can pass through.
The gas flows to the solenoid valves MY9, MY1, MY3, MY2 and MY4 (as described under
Section 5.3.1 „Device de-energized”) .
IPPV Inspiration
Valve Y1 is supplied with pressure via solenoid valve MY1 thus blocking the fresh-gas flow
inside the system. The motor drive of the piston cylinder unit sets the piston in motion. The
content of the cylinder is pressed into the compact breathing system. Fresh gas is delivered
to the patient via the absorber and the inspiratory valve. Gas is also present at valve Y7. The
blocking effect of the expiratory valve is created by a PEEP valve which is set to 40 mbar. The
piston pressure is measured at connection B1 by the pressure transducer PE2. PE1
measures the inspiratory pressure of the patient. Inspiratory O2 measurement is carried out
by the usual oxygen sensor.
Divan
1,5 bar ±0,1

2 L/min Dos 4
87 mbar
2,7 - 6 bar MY 8 Dos 2
E
Dos 3
MY 4 P PE 3
160 mbar
87 mbar
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E A- Gas
Y1 Insp. O2
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
sorber
Reser-
Motor drive C1 B1 voir
bag PEEP V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit
Spt. Man.
KZE
APL
5-70 mbar
Auxiliary air valve Compact Breathing

check valves System BREASY
scavenging
system
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

IPPV Expiration
At the beginning of the expiration, valve Y1 is vented via solenoid valve MY1. Gas will flow
from the compact breathing system into the breathing bag during the first moments, since
the pressure in the compact breathing system is often higher than in the breathing bag. At
the same time, the PEEP valve is set to the desired pressure. The piston returns to its initial
position after a delay time of 70 ms. The volume required to fill the piston is taken both from
the air expired by the patient as well as from the air in the breathing bag. Should the volume
be too low, the message „Fresh gas low“ will be displayed and the system will react
accordingly.
1,5 bar ±0,1

2 L/min Dos 4
87 mbar
2,7 - 6 bar MY 8 Dos 2
E
Dos 3 MY 4 P PE 3
160 mbar
87 mbar
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E
Y1 O2 A- Gas
Insp.
(PM 8050cd)
POP-OFF Y7
Ab-
Reser- sorber
C1 B1 voir
Motor drive PEEP
bag V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Spt. Man.
KZE APL
5-70 mbar
Compact Breathing
check valves Auxiliary air valve
System BREASY
scavenging
system
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

PEEP
The inspiration sequence is the same as described in „IPPV Inspiration”. The PEEP valve is
set to 40 mbar.
The PEEP valve switches over to the desired pressure at the beginning of the expiration
phase. The PEEP pressure is present only in the patient and in the device up to the PEEP
valve or inspiratory valve. The pressure in the piston space is less than 2 mbar at the end of
the expiration phase. Should gas loss occur in the patient area due to a sudden leakage, it is
no longer possible to build up the PEEP pressure for this breathing stroke. In the event that
a great amount of gas is lost, the message „Fresh gas low“ will be displayed during the next
breathing stroke. A deviation between PEEP actual value and PEEP target value will occur in
the PEEP function as a result of tolerances in the electrical and pneumatic elements. This
deviation is compensated by means of a software control loop. A target/actual-value
comparison is carried out after each breathing stroke in order to correct the next stroke
adequately.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Excess Fresh Gas
Should a pressure of approx. 2 mbar build up at PE2 at the end of the expiration phase, this
pressure is recorded during the first ventilation stroke. During the next stroke, valve Y1 opens
as usual and the PEEP valve is set to the actual value. The piston starts working after a time
delay of 70 ms. Therefore, the solenoid valve MY2 is switched to vent position. The excess
fresh gas is delivered to the anaesthetic gas scavenging line via valve Y2 and the non-return
valve.
Divan
1,5 bar ±0,1

2 L/min Dos 4
87 mbar
2,7 - 6 bar
MY 8 Dos 2
E
Dos 3 MY 4 P PE 3
160 mbar
87 mbar
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E
Y1 O2 A- Gas
Fresh gas Insp.
CO2 aspirator
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
Reser- sorber
bag PEEP V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Man.
Spt.
KZE APL
5-70 mbar

scavenging
Cough
If, during inspiration, the patient produces a backpressure (cough) then the pressure is
recorded by the pressure transducer PE1. If the pressure is 5% above the set Pmax value, the
device switches over to expiration.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Man./Spont.
Fresh gas supply is activated in the position Man./Spont. (Y1 opened, MY1 set to venting
mode). The APL valve is switched on via valve Y3 (MY3 vented). Valves Y2 and Y7 are de-
activated. The piston is moved forward and held in this position.
Manual
During manual ventilation, the lever of the APL valve is set to „MAN“ position. Now it is
possible to carry out manual ventilation using the breathing bag. Pressure limitation of
5-70 mbar can be adjusted at the APL valve. The excess gas flows to the anaesthetic gas
scavenging line via the APL valve.
Inspiration
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E
Y1 O2 A- Gas
Insp.
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
Reser- sorber
C1 B1 voir
Motor drive
bag PEEP V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Spt. Man.
KZE APL
5-70 mbar

scavenging
system
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Expiration
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E
Y1 O2 A- Gas
Insp. CO2 aspirator
Fresh gas
(PM 8050cd)
POP-OFF Y7
Ab-
Reser- sorber
C1 B1 voir
Motor drive
bag PEEP V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Man.
Spt.
KZE APL
5-70 mbar

scavenging
system
Spontaneous
Spontaneous breathing of the patient is made possible by setting the APL valve to „SPONT“.
The air exhaled by the patient is fed to the anaesthetic gas scavenging line via the non-return
valve.
Result: a pressure is built up which ensures that the breathing bag is sufficiently filled for the
inspiration phase. In case of gas deficiency in the breathing bag, additional gas is supplied
via the auxiliary air valve.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Inspiration
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E A- Gas
Y1 Insp. O2
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
Reser- sorber
C1 B1 voir
Motor drive bag PEEP V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Man.
Spt.
KZE
APL
5-70 mbar
Compact Breathing
System BREASY
scavenging
system
Expiration
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E
Y1 O2 A- Gas
Insp. CO2 aspirator
Fresh gas
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
Reser- sorber
voir
Motor drive C1 B1
bag PEEP V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Man.
Spt.
KZE
APL
5-70 mbar

check valves
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01
System BREASY
scavenging
system

7.6 Safety Valve - Emergency Venting
Safety Valve
Should a pressure build up in the system which is higher than the control pressure, the
diaphragm in the valve Y7 is pushed away from the crater. The gas is released via the non-
return valve.
Emergency Venting
The POP-OFF valve is used as an emergency venting device. If the POP-OFF valve is
pressed, the 87-mbar control pressure will be instantly vented. As a result thereof, the
emergency venting Y7 opens. The gas in the compact breathing system flows to the
anaesthetic gas scavenging line via the non-return valve.
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E A- Gas
Y1 Insp. O2
(PM 8050cd)
POP-OFF Y7
Ab-
Reser- sorber
C1 B1 voir
Motor drive bag PEEP V
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit Man.
Spt.
KZE
APL
5-70 mbar
Compact Breathing
System BREASY
scavenging
system
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.7 Test
A leak test can be carried out by pressing the button „Test”. The roller diaphragm is
pressurized via MY9. The valves Y1, Y2, Y3 and Y7 are closed. The piston is used to maintain
a certain pressure (standard: 30 mbar) over a period of approx. 15 s. The leak is calculated
from the piston displacement and the value is displayed. The compliance is also calculated.
Divan
1,5 bar ±0,1

2 L/min Dos 4
±0,2 0,5 L/min PEEP-Ventil
87 mbar
2,7 - 6 bar
MY 8 Dos 2
E
Dos 3 MY 4 P PE 3
160 mbar 87 mbar
PE 2 PE 1
E E
P P
MY 9 MY 1 MY 3 MY 2
Cu PM 8050cd
V1 V6 V3 V2 V7
E
Y1 Insp. O2 A- Gas
(PM 8050cd)
Ab- POP-OFF Y7
sorber
Reser-
PEEP V
bag
Y3 Y2
Exp. Y6
Piston-Cylinder
unit
KZE Spt. Man.
APL
5-70 mbar
Compact Breathing
System BREASY
scavenging
system
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.8 Ventilation Parameters IPPV, SIMV
IPPV Ventilation
Ventilation diagram with parameters:
Pressure
Druck
(mbar)
( mbar )
P max
PEEP
0 Time
T IP Zeit ((s)
s)
TI TE
1 / f IPPV
Pmax = Maximum pressure (mbar)

VT = Tidal volume ( L )
TI:TE = Time ratio inspiration/expiration
TIP:TI = Time ratio inspir. pause/inspiration
PEEP = Positive end expiratory pressure (mbar)
fIPPV = IPPV frequency (1/min)
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Influence of the TIP:TI ratio on the ventilation curves:
TIP : TI = 0%
P (mbar)
IPPV
Pmax = 50
VT = 800 ml
f = 12 1/mn
TI : TE = 1 : 2
t (s)
TIP : TI = 20%
P (mbar)
t (s)
TIP : TI = 40%
P (mbar)
t (s)
TIP : TI = 60%
P (mbar)
t (s)
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

SIMV Ventilation
The sequence of inspiration is the same as described under IPPV. Expiration also takes
place as described under IPPV. However, the time between two ventilation strokes is
prolonged. During this time, the patient can breath fresh gas spontaneously via valve Y1. The
spontaneous breathing time can be calculated as follows:
Tspont =1/ fIMV - 1/ fIPPV
The time window for synchronization is dependent on the spontaneous breathing time.
Time Window
Ttrig (s)
2,5
1,5
0,5
0,1
0 1 1,5 2 3 4 5 TSpont (s)
PEEP ventilation is not possible in SIMV.

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.9 Messages
A detailed description of the more important messages is given in the following pages. The
remaining messages are described in the Instructions for Use.
Fresh Gas Low
This message is displayed, if during expiration phase in the mechanical ventilation mode, the
piston moves to the vacuum pressure limit. Vacuum pressure means -3 mbar at P1 or -8 mbar
at P2. The message is displayed once per respiratory phase. It is accompanied by an audible
alarm if there is no connection to PM 8050 cd.
Fresh Gas closed
In test block 8 (IPPV leak test) this message may result from three different conditions:
• A pressure of approx. 30 mbar is generated during the leak test. This pressure is
measured by P1 and stored as reference pressure. If, during the leak test, the pressure
at PE1 exceeds the reference pressure + 10 mbar, the message “fresh gas closed” will
be displayed. If the unit is equipped with a measuring gas return line, this message will
also be displayed if the Andros bench of the PM 8050 cd is performing a calibration
during the leak test. Explanation: The ambient air drawn for the calibration flows into the
breathing system of Divan via the measuring gas return line. This leads to an increased
pressure and the message „fresh gas closed“ is displayed.
• If the pressures between PE1 and PE2 deviate by more than 10 mbar, the message
„Fresh gas closed“ is displayed instead of „P-sensor error“.
• If a relatively large leak has occured then the message „fresh gas closed“ may also be
displayed if more than half of the piston stroke is necessary to maintain the pressure.
In test block 9 (MAN leak test):

A pressure of 30 mbar is generated for the leak test. If the pressure at the pressure sensor 1
(PE1) exceeds 35 mbar, e.g. due to additional fresh gas, then this message is displayed.
In test block 10 (pneumatic test of the valves):

Valve 1 can not be opened or fresh gas flows into the breathing bag.
Test Pressure Error
This message is displayed if the test pressure can not be generated during a leak test before
half of the piston stroke has been carried out. It is accompanied by an audible alarm and
must be confirmed.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Infant Hoses
This message is displayed if the VT setting at the front panel has been changed to values
< 200 mL. The message is displayed only once when reaching the < 200 mL range. It must
be confirmed and is accompanied by an audible alarm.
Leak Test during Ventilation
A test stroke is activated every 10 min during mechanical ventilation, in order to check
subsystem 1 for leakage. (Subsystem 1: ventilation hoses, patient connection , inspiratory
valve). At he end of the inspiratory pause there is a pause of approx. 1 s during which the
pressure drop in subsystem 1 is measured. The message is displayed if the pressure drop is
> 15%. The maximum test pressure is 30 mbar. The message is accompanied by an audible
alarm and must be confirmed. If the leak is > 500 mL/min during the leak test and the user
accepts the leak then this message will be suppressed during operation. The message
„subsystem 1“ can also be displayed after the leak test in the self-test routine.
t t + 1s
Pressure Limit
This message is displayed if , during inspiration in the mechanical ventilation mode, Divan
detects a pressure P1 which is > the Pmax adjusted on the front panel. The message is
displayed once per ventilation stroke. It is not accompanied by an audible alarm. (For special
characteristics refer to "P-Sensor Error")
Exp. Press. High
This message is displayed if Divan detects that the pressure P1 at the end of the expiration is
10 mbar higher than the set PEEP value. The message is displayed once per ventilation
stroke and is accompanied by an audible alarm if there is no connection to the PM 8050 cd.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

P-Sensor Error
This message is displayed if, during inspiration in the mechanical ventilation mode, a
pressure difference of > 10 mbar is detected between P1 and P2. A set PEEP is taken into
consideration. The current piston stroke is interrupted immediately and the expiraton is
activated. In order to avoid errant messages due to sudden pressure peaks caused by the
patient, the message „Pressure limit“ is displayed after first occurrence of this fault. The
message „P-Sensor Error“ is displayed with every succeeding continuously occurring error.
The message is displayed once per ventilation stroke and is accompanied by an audible
alarm if there is no connection to PM 8050 cd.
Control Pressure Low
This message is displayed if, during operation, the control pressure P3 at the 87-mbar safety
valve and the control pressure P4 at the dosage Dos3 fall below 40 mbar. (Refer to Note).
The message remains on the display until one of the control pressures exceeds 40 mbar. It
is not displayed in the Standby mode. The message is accompanied by an audible alarm if
there is no connection to PM 8050 cd.
Note
There are two ways of generating a control pressure. In normal operating mode, the control
pressure is generated via that 87-mbar safety valve (control pressure P3). Apart from this,
the control pressure is generated during the self-test or in case of failure by switching from
MY4 to Dos3 (control pressure P4).
Remove / Insert Piston
The self-test checks whether the piston cylinder unit was inserted correctly. For this
purpose, the piston generates a small stroke starting at the removal position. If a low vacuum
is generated by this piston stroke, then the device assumes that the piston cylinder unit was
inserted correctly. If not, the message „remove piston“ will be displayed. The piston will
return to its initial position, after removing the piston and confirming the message.
It is not possible to generate a vacuum by the small piston stroke if the absorber container
has not been mounted or if the inspiratory valve plate has not been inserted (major leak). The
message „leak in breathing system“ is displayed. After confirming the message, the piston
moves to a position where it can be removed easily. The message „remove piston“ is then
displayed.
Leak = xxxx mL/min
This message is displayed if a leak test was carried out successfully. The message must be
confirmed if a leak > 175 mL/min has occurred. The message is accompanied by an audible
alarm.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Leak > 10 L/min
This message is displayed if the test pressure has been generated but the measured leak
rate is too high and can not be displayed. The message is also displayed if the front reversal
point for ventilation has been exceeded during measurement. The message is accompanied
by an audible alarm and must be confirmed.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.10 Compliance Correction
General Description
1rd Approximation
1. Annäherung
2nd Approximation
2. Annäherung
3rd Approximation
3. Annäherung
4th Approximation
4. Annäherung
1. Measurement of device compliance, including hose compliance, during the self-test and
using the „Test“ key. It is determined which volume ∆Vdevice is necessary in order to
achieve a pressure of 20 mbar (∆Pdevice).
Cdevice (compliance of the device) is calculated from ∆Vdevice and ∆Pdevice.
Cdevice = ∆Vdevice /∆Pdevice
2. V T adjusted on Divan is administered at the first ventilation stroke. ∆P is calculated from

the endexpiratory and the endinspiratory pressure.
Pressure
Druck
(mbar)
(mbar)
P2
P
P2
PEEP
0
TimeZeit
(s)(s)
P = P2 - P1
If the device compliance and the ∆P is known, it is possible to calculate which volume ∆V was
consumed by the device. This amount is not administered to the patient.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01
∆V= Cdevice x ∆P

3. The volume to be applied is now increased by ∆V so that we obtain the following volume
as a first approximation:
VT corrected = V T + ∆V
4. The same procedure is repeated during the second and all successive strokes. If the
deviation is below 2%, the correction procedure is stopped. A maximum of 6
approximation steps is carried out (1 cycle VT + 6 approximation steps = 7 respiratory
cycles). The ventilation strokes up to the 20th respiratory cycle, inclusive, will be
performed using the corrected V T which was found to be the best one. Then the
correction value is re-checked for the next 20 respiratory cycles. Should a deviation of
> 5% occur, then the next correction procedure is initiated.
Examples
Assume that the device has calculated a device compliance of Cdevice = 4 mL/mbar during
the self-test. The volume administered to the patient shall be VT1 = 600 mL. The volume of
600 mL is supplied to the system (breathing system, hose, patient) with the first stroke.
The pressure resulting thereof is P1 = 30 mbar
The device calculates the total compliance as follows:
V T1 600 mL
Ctotal = _________ =_________ = 20 mL/mbar
∆ P1 30 mbar
This results in a patient compliance of
Cpat. = Ctotal - Cdevice = 20 mL/mbar _ 4 mL/mbar
Cpat. = 16 mL/mbar
Consequently, the following volume was administered to the patient:
Vpat.1 = Cpat. ∆ P1 = 16 mL/mbar x 30 mbar
Vpat.1 = 480 mL
There is an error of
Verror 1 = V T1 - Vpat.1 = 600 mL - 480 mL = 120 mL
Verror 1 % = 120 mL/ 600mL x 100% = 20%

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

In order to compensate this error, the volume applied by the piston is increased by Verror 1:
V T2 = V T1 + Verror 1 = 600 mL + 120 mL
V T2 = 720 mL
The newly calculated VT2 is applied with the second stroke and the following system pressure
is built up:
VT2 720 mL
∆P2 = _________ =_________ = 36 mbar
Ctotal 20 mL/mbar
Hence, the following volume was administered to the patient:
Vpat.2 = Cpat x. ∆P2 = 16 mL/ mbar x 36 mbar = 576 mL
This results in an error of
Verror 2 = V T1 _ Vpat2 = 600 mL _ 576 mL = 24 mL
Verror 2 % = 24 mL/ 600 mL x 100% = 4 %
In order to correct this error, the device increases the volume to be applied by Verror2.
V T3 = V T2 + Verror2 = 720 mL + 24 mL = 744 mL
The newly calculated volume VT2 is applied with the third stroke resulting in a system pressrue
of
V T3 744 mL
∆P2 = _________ =_________ = 37.2 mbar
Ctotal 20 mL/mbar
Hence, the following volume was administered to the patient:
Vpat.3 = Cpat. x ∆P3 = 16 mL/mbar x 37.2 mbar
Vpat.3 = 595.2 mL
This results in an error of
Verror 3 = V T1 - Vpat.3 = 600 mL - 595.2 mL = 4.8 mL

Verror 3 % = 4.8 mL/ 600mL x 100% = 0.8%
Now the calculated error is below 2% and therefore the device stops the VT approximation
procedure for the moment
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.11 Electronic Control
The following modules are monitored and/or controlled by the ventilator:

• Motor drive for the piston cylinder unit;
• Solenoid valves for the pneumatic control of the valves in the compact breathing system;
• PEEP controller;
• Pressure sensors (airway, piston pressure, roller diaphragm pressure);
• Fan, horn, flowmeter background illumination, etc.
The voltages required for electronic control are supplied from a separate power supply unit.
External data exchange with the operator is carried out via the front panel. Data exchange
with with the PM 8050 cd takes place via the signal line/RS232 interface.
The interconnection diagram shows all essential components of the electronics.

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

5170 Cato
Legend
PCB Incremental PCB Pulse
Shaft encoder Fan 20
Encoder Generator PCB CPU1 (Standard2) = number of cores
X 16 X1 X4 = plugged in
12
3 PCB ADDA
4 2 = soldered
2 X4
= screw connection
Cable harness 2
(Divan) Cable PCB CPU 2
harness 5 (Monitoring)
Motor (Divan)
X1
d
19 X1 ar Operator panel
Cable harness 1 r bo
Cable harness 1 he
8201647
(Divan) 40 X2 ot
11/93
V
PCB Heater
X2 B
(compact
II X1
1 PC
breathing
3 40 X5
system) 16 50 12
III 15
X3
X2
0
Illuminated foil 19 X3
(mech. gas I X 18
IV
2 10 X5
dosage) X10
X4 2
0 X15
X5
9 X 32 31 30 PCB Frontplate
Power pack
IV X X X9
(Cicero EM) 2
(Cato)
V III 4
X6
4
Cable harness 2
Cable- X7 X8
harness 5 X7 X8
PCB Cable harness 4
Optocouplers 7 2 6
PCB PCB
PCB CICERO Pulse generator
Alphanumeric Display
Switching auxiliary
contacts contacts PM 8060/ 3/2-way
Peep valve
Main power valves
PM 8050cd
switch DIVAN
Interconnection Diagramm
Page 93
7.12 Electronics Components
Central Electronics
The principal printed circuit board of the system electronics is the Motherboard PCB.
The CPU Standard 2 PBC and the CPU Monitoring PBC are the two brain cells of the
ventilator and use the concept of mutual data checking.
The CPU Standard 2 PCB, in conjunction with the output/input board ADDA generates the
majority of the control and actual-value signals for the peripherals such as motor control,
valve control and Front Panel PCB. Almost all the control signals are used to produce a quit
(acknowledgement) signal in the corresponding peripheral hardware. This quit
(acknowledgement) signal is then read in parallel by the ADDA PCB and CPU Monitoring
PCB using parallel ports. The analog signals for actual values and pressures are likewise
picked up by both the ADDA PCB and the CPU Monitoring PCB. They do this independently
of one another with A/D converters.
In constrast to the ADDA PCB and the CPU Standard 2 PCB, the independent CPU
Monitoring PCB is responsible almost exclusively for the check function described above
and constantly exchanges data with the CPU Standard 2 PCB via communication ports for
the purpose of verifiying the quit and analog signals.
The Motherboard PCB is located on a base plate which also accomodates the solenoid
valves for the valve controller of the compact breathing system, the electronic PEEP valve and
other pneumatic elements. Also located on the Motherboard PCB are the pressure sensors
for the airway, piston and roller diaphragm pressures, the rechargeable battery and the horn.
Peripheral Electronics
The remaining peripherals, including the motor, are connected to the motherboard by the
wiring harness. The Front Panel PCB is connected up to the motherboard by a ribbon cable.
Peripheral PCBs:
Front Panel PCB with:

• Alphanumeric PCB (LED display)
• Display PCB (7-segment display, bargraph)
Incremental Encoder PCB (piston position)

Pulse Generator PCB (pulse generator at the motor)
Heater PCB (patient-system heating)

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Motherboard PCB
The Motherboard PCB accomodates the three printed circuit boards: ADDA, CPU
Monitoring and CPU Standard 2.
The Motherboard PCB includes the following functional units:

• Motherboard for ADDA PCB, CPU Standard 2 (CPU1), CPU Monitoring (CPU2);
• Motor controller, PEEP controller;
• Supply voltage monitor;
• Valve controller, horn, RS 232, rechargeable battery;
• Turning off the flowmeter background illumination;
• Interfaces.
Motor Controller
The task of the motor controller is to effect movement of the piston in the piston cylinder unit
with the correct time and amplitute by the motor and the gears. The control variable is the
position of the piston. The target value for the piston position is an output of the ADDA PCB
as the motor target value. The „travel“ is defined by impulses which are measured by the shaft
encoder. The Incremental Encoder PCB determines, from these impulses, the actual piston
position value (motor actual value) as an analog voltage.
PEEP Controller
The PEEP pressure in the expiratory airway is generated by a PEEP valve which is supplied
with a variable control pressure between 0 and 40 mbar. A plunger-coil system, an essential
part of the PEEP control pressure potentiometer, is driven by a current source, namely the
PEEP controller. The target current corresponds to the analog value, PEEP-target, specified
by the ADDA PCB. This is adjusted in the controller to the actual current, PEEP-actual.
Supply Voltage Monitor
The task of the supply voltage monitor is to constantly compare all operating voltages (+5 V, +
15 V, - 15 V, + 24 V) to corresponding ranges of voltage deviations. If a supply voltage
deviates from the given tolerance, the signals for emergency off, horn and motor
disconnection are immediately generated.
Valve Controller
The solenoid valves can only be switched if the EMERGENCY OFF signal is not active and
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01
thus the voltage supply is guaranteed. All eight possible valves are enabled by transistor
stages by signals. The signal acknowledgements are tapped at the collectors of the
switching transistors via single-state transistor amplifiers.

Horn
The horn can be actuated by the ADDA PCB, the Monitoring PCB and by the supply voltage
monitor. It is supplied with power from the + 15V voltage or from the 9 V rechargeable
battery.
RS 232, Rechargeable-battery Charging
The driver ICs for RXD/DCD/TXD/DTR signals are found on the Motherboard PCB. The
signals RXD and TXD are generated by the CPU Standard 2 PCB, while DCD and DTR
originate on the ADDA PCB. The charging circuit for the 9 V rechargeable battery is likewise
located on the Motherboard PCB. It ensures that the rechargeable battery is charged
correctly.
Fan Controller
In the case of a failure in the compressed air supply, Divan will operate on oxygen. The fan
inhibits any oxygen leaking into the electronic area of Divan. The function of the fan is tested.
CPU Monitoring PCB
Opening the upper cover of the Divan reveals a right-hand cover plate under which three
PCBs are located. All three are of the plug-in type, with the left one being the CPU
Monitoring PCB.
The task of the CPU Monitoring PCB is to make sure the anaesthesia ventilator is functioning
properly. For this purpose, all signals relevant to equipment safety - both analog and digital -
are read in via 2 PIOs and an 8-bit A/D converter and evaluated by the microprocessor by
various digital control lines. The microprocessor is capable of influencing the equipment
hardware, in each case, so as to make for a safe equipment status in the event of a fault.
The CPU 6802 of CPU Monitoring PCB works indepedently and in parallel with the ADDA
PCB/CPU Standard 2; it is however connected with the latter for the purposes of exchanging
information.
System errors and faults are detected by mutual checking of the measurement and control
data and result in shutdown.
The PCB-internal hardware is also checked and faults are recognized as long as the
microprocessor itself is not shut down. In such a situation, a watchdog - a monitoring logic - is
activated and generates not only a system reset, but also various emergency-off signals
which shut down the motor and the valves and switch the Divan to Man./Spont.
The emergency-off signals and the horn switch-on are also generated by the software in the
event of a general fault.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

CPU Standard 2 PCB
Opening the upper cover of the reveals a right-hand cover under which three PCBs are
located. All are of the plug-in type, with the right-hand one being the CPU Standard 2 PCB.
ADDA PCB
Opening the upper cover of the reveals a right-hand cover under which three PCBs are
located. All are of the plug-in type, with the centre one being the ADDA PCB.
The name of this PCB is the abbreviation of the terms „A/D, D/A converter“. Several parallel
I/O ports are located on the PCB in addition to these elements. The signals supplied by the
sensors and controllers are converted on the ADDA PCB in such a manner that they can be
processed and evaluated by the microprocessor of the CPU Standard 2 PCB. The PCB also
serves to switch the valves, normalize the pressure signal of the airway pressure sensors for
the analog output and to generate the target values for the motor and PEEP controllers.
Front Panel PCB; Alphanumeric PCB; Display PCB
The Front Panel PCB is located behind the touch-sensitive controls/display unit and serves
as the main board for the Display and Alphanumeric PCBs. This assembly forms the interface
between keypad and display (Display PCB, LP Alphanumeric) and the microprocessor on
CPU Standard 2 PCB. The data coming from the processor is transferred to the Display
PCB in such a manner that it can be indicated on the 7-segment LED displays and on the
bargraph. Furthermore, the control signals for the alphanumeric display are generated here.
The key matrix of the touch-sensitive controls is made accessible to the processor by a
keypad encoder. The Front Panel PCB also features the actuator and the driver stages for the
key LEDs, as well as the evaluation circuitry for the incremental encoder.
Incremental Encoder PCB ; Pulse Generator PCB
The Incremental Encoder PCB is located - viewed from the front - behind the piston cylinder
unit in the area of the drive unit. It is mounted on the right-hand carrier plate above the drive
belt. The Pulse Generator PCB is located immediately at the motor of the drive and carries
out control functions with an incremental encoder. The Incremental Encoder PCB is used to
transfer the signals received from the incremental encoder attached to the piston drive unit
and serves to determine the position of the piston. The piston receives the absolute position
during the power-on test. The Incremental Encoder PCB supplies the output signal for the
actual value of the piston position.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

Heater PCB
The Heater PCB is located under the heating plate of the compact breathing system. It is
accessible from below. The heater is switched ON/OFF by the contact pressure of the
compact breathing system.
Note:
The heater is operated with dc voltage. Polarity reversal can lead to destruction of the PCB.
7.13 Removing Divan
1. Remove five hex socket-head screws from the rear panel. Firmly hold the rear panel
when removing the sixth hex socket-head screw. Risk of injury.
2. Remove four hex socket-head screws. Remove the covers 1 and 2
1 2
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

3. Remove two screws. The screws are located behind the cover „2“ (see Fig. on top)
4. Disconnect the GND connection to Divan on cover 1. Disconnect also the 3-pin heater
connector, 18-pin voltage connector and the 15-pin RS 232 connector (PM).
1
GND
5. Disconnect the hoses for pressure supply to Divan (1), for the measuring gas return (2),
and for the airway pressure sensor (3).
1 black/
white
2
3
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

6. Remove the two hex socket-head screws on the bottom of the electronics housing.
7. Remove the breathing system and the piston cylinder unit from Divan.
8. Pull out and remove Divan from the trolley.
D
Reinstalling Divan
Reinstallation is carried out in the reverse order.

GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7.14 Folding the Motherboard down
1. Remove the absorber.
2. Remove the five hex socket-head screws in the front protection guard and one hex
socket-head screw on the right-hand rail. Lift up and remove the protection guard.
3. Remove three screws on the front. Remove front from the mounte. Observe antistatic
precautions. Disconnect the 50-pin connector from the electronics module.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

4. Remove two screws on the safety valve mount.
5. Screw on safety valve mount as shown in the Figure. This is very important when Divan is
to operate with the front part folded down.
6. Remove two hex socket-head screws. Remove the electronics cover. Remove detached
board mount.
L
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

7. To fold down the cover under the electronics housing remove screws 1 and 2 only.
Loosen screw 3 (do not remove). Do not loosen screws marked black on the Figure.
1 2
8. Remove hex socket-head screws 1 and 2. Firmly hold cover when loosening screw 3.
1 2
3
9. Fold down the cover with the motherboard an the printed circuit boards. Caution:
Observe antistatic precautions.
GBF5170XXXT03.fm 14.06.01

8 PM 8050 cd
PM 8050 cd is an airway monitor for measurement of the following parameters:

• Inspiratory O2 concentration,
• Ventilation pressure and derived values (Paw, Peak, Pplat, PEEP),
• Tidal volume and minute volume, expiratory flow,
• Respiratory frequency,
• CO2,
• Anaesthetic gases (enflurane, halothane, isoflurane, desflurane and sevoflurane),
• N2O,
• Optional: Airway temperature, SpO2, pulse, plethysmograph.
PM 8050 cd consists of the four modules:

• A front panel which consists of the electroluminiscent display, the loudspeaker, the shaft
encoder and the membrane keyboard.
• A Power Supply PCB which provides the supply voltages required.
• An optical measurement bench which determines the concentration of the anaesthetic
gases halothane, enflurane, isoflurane, N2O, CO2 as well as the new anaesthetic gases
sevoflurane and desflurane (suprane). It communicates with the I/O PCB via a serial
interface.
• A Motherboard PCB (with the related PCBs) which provides the connection between
the PCBs and the other components. The internal temperature of the equipment is
measured via an NTC. The Motherboard PCB accomodates the fan, the pressure
module and the power failure horn.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

5170 Cato
Functional Block Diagram

CO2 Analog
0 - 10 V Vapor detection
RS 232 Printer RS 232 - Divan + I:E
RS 232
PC
auxiliary contact of central main switch
PCB I/O
gas out A 2,5KV (location4)
D PCB - Cicero
(location 6)
serial 9V storage battery
pump parallel for power failure alarm
pump
unit
H/L-signal
ambient air
Debug interface
RS 232
BUS
RS 232
RS 232
O2 side stream serial data
+ 5V
Anaesthetic gas +12V
CO2 Andros RS 232 ±15V Power pack
MV bank
N2O
11/93
Addressbus
Data
Control
O2 side stream
PCB SpO2 RS 232 PCB CPU

SpO (optional) (location 1)
2 BUS BUS
(location 3)
BUS
Flow
PCB BUS PCB Front
Temp
Measured (location 5)
O2 main stream Value
(location 2)
O2 side stream serial bit streams
EL-Display
PCB Motherboard H/L-signal
Keyboard
Pressure Analog
Pressure Module H/L-signal
Page 105
Functional block diagram LEDs

PM 8050CD
O2 measurement
There are four measurement channels. Two channels are used for the conventional
measurement using an O2 sensor capsule. One of the remaining two channels is provided for
inspiratory and expiratory O2 measurement in the sidestream (intake, optical measurement
bench). Different amplification factors (v = 23.5 or v = 11.75) allow a multiplexer to detect any
short circuit between the two measurement channels. The measurement cell provides a
voltage between 9.3 mV and 21.6 mV at 21% by vol. and a voltage between 45 mV and 105
mV at 100% by volume. A sensor test is carried out after starting the unit. For this purpose, a
cell is loaded via a resistor (1kOhm) and the response of the second cell is checked
(Teledyne test).
Temperature measurement
An NTC sensor is used to measure the respiratory gas temperature. This sensor has the
following specifications:
R30 = 42.85 kOhm

R41 = 34.38 kOhm
Linerarity = 770 Ohm/K
The signals of the NTCs are processed via a temperature hybrid. It provides an output voltage
(1.4333 V at 30°C and 0.7535 V at 41°C) which is supplied to a multiplexer.
Pressure measurement
The pressure module is located on the motherboard. It generates a pressure signal which is
transmitted to a multiplexer on the Measured Value PCB. The pressure module provides a
linear output voltage between 0.110 V and 2.450 V for a pressure range between -20 mbar
and 100 mbar. The operating voltage of the pressure module is +5 V. The pressure module
consists of a differential pressure sensor which measures against ambient air. This
compensates for potential drifts. DrägerService performs a zero calibration at 6-month
intervals during the inspection procedure.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

Flow measurement
A Spirolog sensor is used for measurement of the flow. It works according to the principle of
the hot-wire flowmeter. The sensor forms a bridge between two resistors R94 and R86. The
operation amplifier (OP) N7 forms a closed-loop control system with the transistor V17 which
keeps the temperature of the hot branch at a constant level (125 °C at a flow = 0). If heat of
the hot wire is dissipated by a certain flow, the resistance in the hot wire will change. This will
detune the jumper. As a result, the control increases the current and compensates for the
heat loss.
A working resistor with a narrow tolerance is located in the hot branch of the bridge. The
voltage decrease in this branch (caused by the heating current) is a non-linear measure for
the flow. Amplified by a factor of 4, the voltage is used to adjust the sensor adjustment;
amplified by a factor of 2 it is used as a measurement signal for the flow. The cold branch of
the bridge is used for temperature compensation. The Spirolog sensor is subject to
production tolerances and ageing tolerances and must therefore be calibrated. Calibration is
carried out with a D/A converter which is controlled via a microprocessor. The D/A converter
applies a voltage to the resistor R94 which is proportional to the measurement voltage. This
resistor is connected in parallel with the cold wire and makes sure the total resistance in the
cold branch is variable. Impurities on the platinum wires can be eliminated by annealing the
wires. Annealing is achieved by detuning the jumper in the cold branch such that a high
limited current is allowed to flow through the wires. A N2O compensation can be performed
by a zero calibration with air.
V17
R68-71
N6
cold hot
FI-Low
N8
N7
FI-High
cleaning N9
R94 R86
N10
D/A
N11
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

Main power switch
PM 8050 cd and Divan are switched ON/OFF with the main power switch.
D main power switch
Switching PM 8050 cd on:
When switching the system on using the main power switch, PM 8050 cd will automatically
initiate a self-test (cold start).
Technology for Life
PM 8050 cd
Version 1.0
26.03.92
Self test
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

After 30 to 50 seconds, PM 8050 cd will log on to the Divan via a serial interface. The mode
of operation and the alarms of PM 8050 cd and Divan are displayed in the alarm section or in
the status section of the monitor.
Status section alarm section
screen keys
measured-value
graphics section section
operator input message

GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

8.1 Alarm messages of the Divan to the PM 8050 cd
The alarms of the ventilator are displayed on PM 8050 cd during communication with Divan.
This is to improve perception of the alarm messages.
Divan messages on the PM 8050 cd display
VENT INOP
Priority 25 (alarm)
Alarm activation Error in the pressure sensor of the

ventilator. The respective message is
generated by Divan. This message is
transmitted by Divan with each start of
inspiration if the alarm is active.
Alarm deactivation Divan has not transmitted the

message Vent Inop for >15 s.
VENT INOP
Priority 25 (alarm)
Alarm activation The control pressure in the ventilator

is low too. The respective message is
transmitted by Divan every 3 s if the
alarm is active.

VENT INOP
Priority 25 (alarm)
Alarm activation Hardware error in the ventilator. The

respective message is generated by
Divan. This message is tranmitted by
Divan only once upon detection of the
alarm.

GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

VENT COM
Priority 25 (alarm)
Alarm activation Breakdown of communication with the

ventilator. PM 8050 cd generates this
alarm if it has not received any useful
message from Divan for >15 s after
completion of its (PM 8050 cd) self-
test.
Alarm deactivation The ventilator sends identifiable

commands to PM 8050 cd at intervals
of <15 s. The alarm is stabilized for
15 s.
PRESS LIMIT
Priority 11 (caution) / 7 (advisory)
Alarm activation Ventilator works with pressure

limitation. The respective message is
transmitted with each pressure-limited
ventilation. Them menu option Pmax is
alway set to „ON“ when leaving the
standby mode and entering a new
mode.
Alarm deactivation After the first non-pressure-limited

ventilation, Divan stops transmitting
the alarm. The alarm is cancelled on
PM 8050 cd 15 s after the last
transmission of this alarm by Divan.
FRESH GAS?
Priority 11 (caution)
Alarm activation Fresh gas deficiency in the ventilator.

The respective message is generated
by Divan. This message is transmitted
by Divan with each start of expiration if
the alarm is active.

message „fresh gas deficiency“ for
>15 s.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

PRESS EXP
Priority 12 (caution)
Alarm activation The endexpiratory pressure is higher

than the set value + 10 mbar. The
respective message is generated by
Divan. This message is transmitted by
Divan with each start of inspiration if
the alarm is active.

message „Press Exp“ for >15 s.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

8.2 Configuration menu
The following configuration screen appears at the end of the power-on test.
Standby / Configuration Alarms off!

Anaesth. gas Alarms calibrate adjust
Halothane
Standard O2 -sensor pulse
Enflurane
21 % by vol. ? tone
Isoflurane alarm
Flow sensor ? tone
Sevoflurane
Ventilator- suction
power-on test ? rat
Desflurane
volu-
No anesth. other meter
gas
default values
Calibrate sensors!
Test ventilator!
The anaesthetic gases available as well as messages such as „Vapor not present“ or „Vapor
not identified“ are listed in the „anaesth. gas“ column. Only three Vapors (halothane,
enflurane, isoflurane) are presently identified automatically. Once a specific Vapor has been
identified automatically, it is no longer possible to change the anaesthetic manually. Question
marks in the display prompt the user to calibrate or to carry out a ventilator test.
Automatic switchover of the alarm limits / modes of operation
The mode of operation of Divan is transmitted every 3 seconds and each time the operating
mode is changed. This allows PM 8050 cd to identify which alarm limits have to be activated.
When changing from IPPV to Man/Spont, for example, the lower pressure monitoring
(disconnection), the upper O2 monitoring and the lower anaesthetic concentration
monitoring are automatically deactivated. These alarm limits are reactivated when changing
from Man/Spont to IPPV. In both cases the changes are indicated by a flashing mode
display and by an audible alarm. No acknowledgement is required.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

If the mode SIMV is set on Divan, then PM 8050CD must response according to the SIMV
frequency adjusted:
If fSIMV is < 6/min then Divan will switch over to the man/spont. mode.
Display in the status section
Man./ spont. alarm limits

CO2
SpO2 98 ª 67 limits
If fSIMV is > 6/min then Divan will switch over to the IPPV mode.
Display in the status section

IPPV alarm limits
PAW
60
CO2
SpO2 98 ª 67 limits
Standby mode:
If Divan enters the standby mode, PM 8050CD will do the same.
...Standby...
PM 8050 cd
Version 1.0
26.03.92 Cancel
trend
Config.
MAN
Manual ventilation:ventilator set to SPONT
Important note regarding the standby mode!

No manual ventilation is possible in the standby mode. Ventilation with the manual bag is only
possible after selecting the man/spont. mode!
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

Central silence
“"Audible alarm off" key

GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

8.3 Operating Conditions of the System
The performance of the monitor and the ventilator depends on

• the condition of the main power switch,
• the condition of the local power switch PM 8050 cd, and
• the mains voltage supply to the entire system.
A power failure alarm is generated by PM 8050 cd and Divan if
• the main power switch and the power switch of PM 8050 cd are switched on,
• the voltage supply to Divan is available, and
• the mains voltage fails simultaneously.
Each unit generates its own power failure alarm. If the power fails for a longer period, the
alarm remains active for a maximum of 30 seconds (± 10 seconds). A new power failure alarm
will be generated only after removing the cause for the first power failure. This can be
achieved by switching the main power switch ON/OFF, or if the system voltage is available
again.
A cold start of the units takes place if
• the main power switch is switched OFF/ON, or if a power failure lasts more than 120
seconds (± 5 seconds). In this case, PM 8050 cd and Divan will start the boot and the
self-test routine.
A warm start of the units takes place if
• the power failure lasts less than 120 seconds (± 5 seconds). The most recent screen
content is displayed after a warm start. The picture setup on PM 8050 cd starts approx.
20 seconds after that of Divan.
Different conditions may occur after a power failure as both units have tolerances in the
power-on behaviour.
Divan performs a cold start and PM 8050 cd a warm start:

PM 8050 cd detects that the communication to Divan has been interrupted. It tries to re-
establish communication and to log onto Divan again. If Divan is ready-to-receive,
communication will be established during a cold start. In this case, it is not necessary to
calibrate the sensors. After completion or interruption of the Divan self-test, Divan will
synchronize the modes of operation of the two units.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

Divan performs a warm start and PM 8050 cd a cold start:
After a cold start or warm start, Divan suppresses the „communication interrupted“ message
for 60 seconds. After approx. PM 8050 cd logs onto Divan after approx. 30 to 50 seconds.
Divan transmits its current mode of operation to PM 8050 cd thereby interrupting the power-
on test of the monitor. The sensor do not need to be calibrated.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

8.4 Optical Measurement System
The optical measurement system (Andros bench 4610) consists of the measurement bench
and the relevant electronics. Furthermore, a pump module is required for delivery of the
sample gas, while a changeover valve is required for zeroing.
Block diagram:
Andros bench
from
patient
optical
valve measurement electronics I/O PCB
ambient air system
Power
pump supply
unit
outlet port
The sample gas (e.g. 200 mL/min) is drawn by the pump of the Andros bench. The gas flows
through a T-piece with filter and the sampling hose to the connection of the water trap. From
there it flows into a filter unit. The major portion of the gas (180 mL/mins) flows through the
Goretex diaphragm which removes the humidity. This gas portion is supplied to the cuvette
and is measured there. The remaining 20 mL/min are used to transport the collected liquid
into specific containers.
Make sure the containers are emptied timely.

PM 8050 cd has no filling level recognition.
The advisory message „CO2 Line” on PM 8050 cd points out that the filter unit might be
contaminated. In this case, it is necesssary to replace the filter unit (see Instructions for Use
under „Replacing the filter unit”).
A contamination of the filter unit is also perceptible by a discoloration (black) of the Goretex
diaphragm which is clearly visible from below. The drawn patient gas can be fed back into the
circle system via the optional measurement gas return line.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

Gas Flow Diagram:
zero flow pressure

200 ml
measuring measurement quick O2
gas 180 ml
measurement
2
changeover cuvette
valve
1
20 ml
water trap
internal
pump tubing
control system
Measurement: The pump module supplies the sample gas to the measurement bench
(switchable from 60 to 200 mL/min). The gas is analyzed by using the infrared absorption
technique. For this purpose, different filters (reference filter, anasthetic gas filter, N2O filter,
CO2 filter and black filters) are positioned in the beam path by a filter wheel.
emitter motor temperature detector

control control measurement cooling
measured
values
filter wheel
emitter 5 filters cuvette detector
The associated electronics uses these signals to generate the values for CO2, N2O and the
anaesthetic gases (halothane, enflurane, isoflurane, as well as desflurane and sevoflurane).
These values are transmitted for each single ventilation to the I/O PCB via the RS-232
interface. From the I/O PCB, they are then transmitted to the CPU PCB. To achieve an
accurate CO2 measurement, it is necessary to perform an O2 correction. This is achieved by
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01
transferring the O2 values of PM 8050 cd to the measurement bench. Only +12V are
required as voltage supply.

8.5 Power Supply Unit
The power supply unit provides the necessary supply voltages for PM 8050 cd:
• +5 V
• +15 V
• +12 V
• -15 V
The PM 8050 cd power supply unit is electrically isolated from the Cato power supply. If the
operating voltage of the Cato changes (mains voltage), no changes must be implemented in
the power supply unit of PM 8050 cd. The power supply unit can be exchanged as a
complete assembly.
8.6 Printed circuit boards
CPU PCB (slot 1)
The CPU PCB is the host computer of the PM 8050 cd and performs the central tasks. The
PCB provides the bus for communication with the other PCBs. The CPU PCB accomodates
one Motorola 68000 microprocessor which can be switched between 8 and 16 MHz. The
memory consists of a 256-kB battery-backed RAM, a 256-kB unbacked RAM and a 2-MB
EPROM. Furthermore, the PCB contains a real-time clock with integrated battery-backed
2K x 8-bit RAM.
Measured Value PCB (slot 2)
The Measured Value PCB has the task to measure the signals „airway pressure, expiratory
flow, inspiratory and expiratory oxygen concentration, and respiratory gas temperature“ and
to use them to compute and monitor important parameters (e.g. Peak, PEEP, Plat, Vt, AMV). It
consists of the measured value computer and the circuit elements for determination of the
parameters mentioned above. The printing module is not located on the Measured Value
PCB but on the motherboard. The Measured Value PCB has a Z-80 microprocessor which
communicates with the CPU PCB via a dual port RAM (1k x 8 bit). The Z-80 calculates the
flow, the pressure, the temperature, and the O2 values. The values are made available to the
Z-80 via a multiplexer, a Sample&Hold level, and a downstream A/D converter.
SPO2 PCB (slot 3)

The SPO2 PCB is not part of the basic equipment but is available as an option. It determines
the parameters oxygen saturation and pulse rate. It communicates the I/O PCB via a serial
interface.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

Front PCB (slot 4)
The Front PCB is responsible for the screen output, the generation of acoustic and optical
alarms, as well as for keyboard scanning. The PCB accomodates a graphics processor
(TMS 34010) which drives the EL display (EL = electroluminescent).
I/O PCB (slot 5)
The I/O PCB is used for communication of the CPU PCB with peripheral devices such as
optical measurement bench, Divan (via Cicero PCB), SpO2 module, two serial interfaces and
one analog interface. The analog interface and the external RS-232 interfaces are electrically
isolated (2.5 kV) from the remaining equipment electronics through optocouplers. In
addition, the I/O PCB provides the functions for horn control, battery charge, temperature
monitoring and +5 V monitoring (digital).
Cicero PCB (slot 6)
PM 8050 cd communicates with Divan via the RS 232 interface. The modes of operation, the
settings, the compliance and the alarm messages are transmitted in co-ordination with Divan.
The electrical signal isolation of 2.5 kV from the equipment and other interfaces is ensured
by optocouplers. The voltage for the interface is supplied from Divan. If PM 8050 cd is
connected to Divan, then the contacts X5 pin 8 and pin 15 are bridged. A MOSFET (see
circuit diagram of Cicero PCB) is blocked. The main power switch is connected in series with
the internal power switch of PM 8050 cd. Since the internal power switch is always switched
on , PM 8050 cd can only be switched on/off via the main power switch. In the event of a
power failure, the position of this switch determines whether the power failure logic of the
I/O PCB trips an alarm. If both units are not interconnected the bridge between the contacts
X5 pin 8 and pin 15 is not available. The MOSFET becomes conductive via the voltage
TVBAT 2 thus causing the internal power switch to become active. In the event of a power
failure, its switching condition determines whether the power failure logic of the I/O PCB
trips an alarm. The three reflection light barriers are clocked with the signal VAPOUT. The
Vapor logic identifies the type of Vapor and transmits this information to the CPU PCB via the
I/O PCB.
Display
The display is mounted on the front frame. It is an EL display (EL = electroluminescent). The
respective electronics board is connected with the EL display. The display consists of a
640 x 400 electrode array. Light is emitted if an electrode is triggered with ac voltage via a
lines/columns combination. The electronics board provides the power supply, high voltage
driver and controller modules. The operating voltages for the display are + 5 V and + 12 V.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

8.7 Dismounting the PM 8050 cd
1. Remove the two hex screws (6 mm) from the handles.
0 I
D
2. The rear of the monitor is secured by screws to the trolley. Remove the two cheesehead
screws.
3. Note the position of the hoses for later reinstallation. Disconnect the hoses from the gas
intake ports 1 and 2.
1
2
P
4. Remove the monitor including all other connections from the mount. Disconnect the
sensor connections, where appropriate.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

Mounting the PM 8050 cd
Use the reverse order to mount the PM 8050 cd. Follow these precautions:
• Make sure the hoses of the water trap do not get caught between the rear panel of the
monitor and the monitor mount.
• The power cable is placed in a sheet-metal bracket which is located on the rear of the
monitor mount. Inser the monitor halfway into the mount before mounting the power
cable.
GBF5170XXXT04.fm 14.06.01

9 Error messages
9.1 Messages in the ventilation system during the self-test

Messages Cause Remedy
Breathing system Valve V1 has not opened correctly. Replace the breathing
defective Indication system or valve disk
»105« in the VT field and acknowledge.
»106« in the VT field and acknowledge
Breathing system Valve V6 has not closed. Replace the breathing
Breathing system Auxiliary air valve does not open. Replace breathing
defective Indication system or valve and
»111« in the VT field acknowledge.
Breathing system APL (pressure limiting) valve defective. Replace breathing
defective Indication system or valve and
»121« in the VT field acknowledge.
Leak in breathing Large leak in breathing system Repair leak and
system (absorber missing, no valve disks, acknowledge.
breathing system not locked correctly).
APL = 30 mbar? Dialogue during the self-test. Set pressure limiting
(Required for checking the diaphragm valve APL for
valve (V3) and pressure limiting valve breathing system to
in the breathing system. 30 mbar.
APL-> Man.? Dialogue during the self-test. Set pressure limiting
Pressure setting 30 mbar. valve APL to MAN
position.
BAG/Fresh gas hose? Manual ventilation bag, corrugated Make connections.
hose or fresh gas hose defective or Repair leaks.

not connected? Leak in Vapor
connection?
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

Supply pressure? Supply pressure too low or non- Switch on main gas
existent. switch. Check gas
supply.
Fresh gas closed? Dialogue during the self-test. Close gas flow.
System fault If the self-test is interrupted: the Acknowledge to
machine switches to »Man./Spont.« cancel alarm tone.
mode following this message if a fault Restart.
message was previously
stored.(Mechanical ventilation can
only be carried out if the self-test is
completed faultlessly.)
System fault Message preceding »Fault No. XXX«. For information. See
fault number or inform
DrägerService.
Insp. valve? Indication of possible fault: valve disk Check valve.
in inspiratory valve defective? Seating Replace defective
damaged? Leak in subsystem 1? parts.
Repair leak.
Piston defective Major leak in the piston pump. Close quick-release
locks. Check roller
diaphragm. Check lip
seals at the bottom of
the housing.
Remove piston Piston pump has not been fitted Remove, acknowledge
correctly. and wait for the
message »Insert
piston!«.
Insert piston Piston pump not present. Insert piston pump.
Leak accepted? Indication of a leak in the ventilation The user accepts a
system. leak by
acknowledging the
last leak indicated.The
test continues.
Leak repaired? Alternative question instead of »Leak A new leakage test
accepted«. with operator
prompting is carried
out when
acknowledged.
Leak = XXX mL/min Indication of a leak in the ventilation Acknowledge. Repair

system. For leaks of more than 300 any leaks found and
ml/min (at 30 mbar) in subsystem 3. repeat the test.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

Leak IPPV = XXX mL Indication of a leak in the ventilation Acknowledge. Repair
system. For leaks of more than any leaks found and
175 ml/min (at 30 mbar) in subsystem repeat the test.
1/2.
Leak IPPV < 175 mL Message is displayed for approx. 2 For information
seconds at the end of the leakage test
in subsystem 1/2.
IPPV leakage test Leakage test is performed for For information
subsystems 1 and 2.
MAN leakage test Leakage test is performed for For information
subsystem 3 (Vapor, breathing bag,
fresh gas branch).
Pressure sensor fault Pressure difference between Introduce pressure
breathing system and piston pump is measurement in the
greater than 10 mbar. breathing system.
Blow out any water
which may have
penetrated into the
measuring port of the
piston pump. Replace
the breathing system if
necessary (V6, PEEP
valve does not open).
Pneumatic interface Test control pressure in ventilator is Check lip seals
too low. between piston pump
and breathing system.
Roller diaphragm The roller diaphragm has been tested Replace piston pump
defective in several positions and has been or front roller
found to leak. Wrongly inserted? diaphragm. Check lip
seals and quick-
release locks! Note
the production mark.
Self-test Dialogue during the self-test. The ventilator self-test
is in progress.
Duration: approx. 2.5
minutes)
Calibrate sensors ! Dialogue during the self-test Calibrate airway
monitor PM 8050 cd.
Message is cancelled
after calibration. The
self-test is continued
or the machine
switches to
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01
»Man./Spont.« mode.

Message Cause Remedy
Service No. 4 LED on front panel defective. Call DrägerService.
Service No. 22 See »Check monitor«. Call DrägerService.
Service No. 50 Certain indications on anaesthesia Call DrägerService.
ventilator and monitor not
synchronized.
Service No. 57 Battery defective, no acoustic warning Call DrägerService.
in the event of a power failure.
Service No. 115. Test control pressure too low. Check locks and lip
Pneumatic interface locked? seals! Call
DrägerService.
Service No. 118 Wrong test control pressure. Valve Call DrägerService.
and roller diaphragm cannot be tested
for leaks!
Service No. 119 Test control pressure too high. Call DrägerService.
Service No. 120 Operating control pressure too high. Call DrägerService.
Service No. 214 Hot/cold start recognition not Call DrägerService.
guaranteed.
Standby Machine is operational. Select operating
mode.
Control pressure too Inadequate operating control Breathing system or
low pressure. Breathing system and roller diaphragm
piston pump inserted and locked? defective. Replace
Supply pressure over 2.7 bar? defective parts. Check
supply pressure.
Fault No. Indicates an internal fault. «Man./Spont.« mode
is assumed
automatically.
Acknowledge to
cancel continuous
alarm tone. Inform
DrägerService and
quote the fault
number.
Leak in subsystem Leak in subsystem 1 and/or 2 (leak Check the
1/2 greater than 5 l/min at 30 mbar). subsystems.
Leak in subsystem 1 Leak somewhere between inspiratory Close the quick-
valve, valve 7, patient hose, flow release locks. Plug in

sensor, O2 sensor and PEEP valve the connector for the
(V6). pressure sensor.
Replace the valve disk
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01
in the inspiratory valve.


Leak in subsystem 2 Leak between inspiratory valve, Close quick-release
absorber, piston pump, valves 1-2-3, locks.
piston pump/breathing system
interface and PEEP valve (V6).
Leak in subsystem 3 Leak between breathing bag, fresh Check connector
gas hose and Vapor. system and sealing
rings on Vapor. Check
connections,
breathing bag and
hoses.
Test aborted ... x Message displayed when self-test has Select operating
been interrupted. mode.
Test 80 mbar? A self-test is performed on the Acknowledge.
breathing system and piston pump.
Test pressure 80 mbar.
Valve disk defective Breathing system valve disk or Replace breathing
Indication »112« in the diaphragm of V1 defective. system or valve disk.
VT field Check lip seals of the
pneumatic interface.
Version .... Text displayed at the beginning of the The software version
self-test. number is displayed
after switching on and
must be stated when
reporting faults to
DrägerService.
Y-piece open? Dialogue during the self-test. Open the Y-piece for
internal pressure
sensor calibration.
Disconnect the
breathing hose from
the inspiratory cone or
filter when using an
external humidifier.
Y-piece closed? Dialogue during the self-test. Close the Y-piece to
continue the self-test.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01
???? Internal electronic fault. Call DrägerService.

9.2 Messages in the ventilation system during operation
Compliance test Compliance test is performed. For information
Pressure limitation Piston reaches the set pressure limits. Set lower VT and
higher Pmax.
Eliminate stenosis and
prolong the inspiration
time.
Expiratory pressure This message is displayed if the Check microbial filter
high expiration pressure is more than 10 in the expiration hose.
mbar above the PEEP value. Drain water traps.
Prolong the expiration
time (I:E, frequency).
Reduce the fresh gas
flow.
Shortage of fresh gas The fresh gas flow is too low. The Increase the fresh gas
manual ventilation bag is not filled. flow, repair leaks,
prolong the expiration
time, fit an adult hose
in place of the
breathing bag
connecting hose for
paediatric use.
Infant hoses! When changing the VT setting from Use infant hoses,
values in excess of 200 ml to values otherwise the
below 200 ml. accuracy will be
reduced!
Leak = XXX mL Indication of a leak in the ventilation Acknowledge.
system. This message is displayed for Repair any leaks and
approx. 2 seconds at the end of the repeat the test.
leakage test in subsystem 1/2.
IPPV leakage test The leakage test for subsystems 1 and For information.
2 is performed.
MAN./SPONT. Indicated in Man./Spont. operating For information.
mode.
Pressure sensor fault Refer to »Messages during the self-
test«.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

Service No. 46 Fan defective. Shut down the
machine after
completing
anaesthesia in order
to avoid overheating. A
fault message will be
output during the next
self-test. Call
DrägerService.
Service No. 120 Operating control pressure too high. Call DrägerService.
Service No. 122 Control pressure between 40 and 70 Call DrägerService.
mbar.
Service No. 714 No hot/cold start recognition. Call DrägerService.
Service No. 723 Reverse flow is not measured. Call DrägerService.
Standby The machine is operational. Select operating
mode.
Control pressure too Operating control pressure too low. Breathing system and
low The message is cancelled piston pump inserted
automatically when the fault has been and locked? Supply
remedied. pressure over 2.7 bar?
Breathing system or
roller diaphragm
defective.
Fault No. XXX Indicates an internal fault. «Man./Spont.«
operating mode is
assumed
automatically.
Acknowledge to
cancel the continuous
alarm tone. Call
DrägerService. State
the fault number.
Keyboard fault One key is permanently depressed or «Man./Spont.« mode
short-circuit. is selected
automatically.
Call DrägerService.
Leak in subsystem 1 Correct functioning of the inspiratory Replace valve disk or
valve is checked every 10 minutes, breathing system.
thus increasing the inspiratory plateau Repair leaks in

time by 1.5 seconds. subsystem 1.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

Test pressure fault Test pressure is not reached during Repair leaks. Repeat
the leakage test. the test. Insert the
pressure measuring
hose in the breathing
system.
Test stroke Check the inspiratory valve by For information.
prolonging the inspiratory plateau time
(1.5 seconds).
Not valid Invalid sequence of keys. Wait approx. 2
seconds.
Hot start Following a power inerruption of less For information.
than 30 seconds or after certain
internal faults. Settings are retained.
Duration: approx. 10 seconds. Manual
ventilation is not possible.
Continue after 5 Internal system fault. The machine is
seconds. operational again after
no more than 5
seconds.Set values
are retained. Manual
ventilation is not
possible.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

9.3 Additional Error List for Divan
Operation Self-test Cause
501 001 Port on PCB CPU2 is defective.
502 002 Bar graph can not be addressed.
503 003 Alphanumeric display can not be addressed.
504 004 Key LED is defective.
506 006 Shaft encoder on the front panel is defective.
507/508 007/008 Pressure sensor 1 is outside of tolerance.
514 014 Enable signal has not been recognized.
515 015 Motor relay has not been recognized.
516 016 Solenoid valve is defective.
518 018 Faulty RAM on CPU1.
520 020 Faulty ROM on CPU2.
521 021 Defective RTC on the CPU Standard.
522 022 Serial interface on the CPU1.
523 023 Serial interface. Faulty DCD and/or DTR.
524 024 Defective PEEP valve.
527 027 Faulty analog values on ADDA PCB.
528 028 Defective Timer on the CPU1.
531 031 Incorrect motor actual value.
533 033 Incorrect motor target value.
534 034 Target value is too high during piston positioning
539 039 Mech. stop during piston positioning
543 043 Faulty Powerfail signals.
544 044 Defective horn on the basic board.
546 046 Defective fan.

549 049 Defective motor control.
550 050 Failure of the synchronous signal.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

557 057 Discharge of 9V rechargeable battery.
559 059 Failure of the motor control monitoring.
561 061 Failure of the CPU1 voltage monitoring
563 063 Incorrect piston motion.
570 070 Incorrect monitoring software.
588 088 System deviation is too high.
589 089 Failure of a supply voltage.
590 090 Incorrect motor actual value.
594 094 Port component on the LP ADDA is defective.
595 095 Piston can not be moved.
596 096 Oscillator failure
599 099 Deviation between pressure sensor 1 and 2.
600 100 Leak in the double roller diaphragm.
605 105 Valve V1 can not be opened.
608 108 V6 can not be opened or PEEP valve is defective.
609 109 V6 can not be closed or PEEP valve is defective.
611 111 Defective supplementary air valve or V2.
612 112 Leak between MV1 and V1.
615 115 Leak between MV4 and the dosage.
617 117 V1, V3, V2 defective or Y-piece not closed.
618 118 Test control pressure is outside of tolerance.
619 119 Test control pressure is too high.
620 120 Operating control pressure is too high.
621 121 APL valve is defective.

622 122 Operating control pressure between 40 and 70
mbar
700 200 Communication fault between CPU1 and CPU2.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01
701 201 Transmission error CPU1 - CPU2.

702 202 No monitoring function any more.
703 203 Failure of the horn control CPU2.
704 204 CPU2 can not operate the motor driver.
705 205 CPU2 can not operate the motor relay.
706 206 CPU2 can not switch off the valves.
707 207 Defective hardware watchdog on CPU2.
710 210 No monitoring of analog data on CPU2.
711 211 Defective RAM on the LP CPU2.
712 212 Defective EPROM on the CPU2.
713 213 Different system clocks between CPU1 and CPU2.
714 214 Powerfail signal is not valid. ( CPU2 )
715 215 Pressure zeroing values on CPU2 are off range.
716 216 CPU2 reports faulty piston positioning.
717 217 CPU2 reports faulty pressure measurement.
718 218 CPU2 reports defective solenoid valve.
719 219 Check sum of the CPU2 is not answered.
720 220 Background cycle time of the CPU2 is too long.
721 221 Faulty computation of the setting parameters.
722 222 Faulty Vt specification after compliance correction.
723 223 Reverse flow measurement not at normal intervals.
724 224 Background cycle time of the CPU1 is too long.
746 246 Invalid operating mode change.
747 247 Text EPROM can not be addressed.
748 248 Modules for Timer 2 are not activated.
749 249 Modules for Timer 1 are not activated.
751 251 Check sum of the CPU1 is missing.
752 252 Incorrect check sum of the CPU1.
753 253 Setting data not within the valid range.

754 254 Software is run in incorrect order.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

9.4 Alarm messages on the Monitor
APNOA CO2 !!! Breathing/ventilation has ceased. No The patient must
breath detected for 30 seconds. immediately be
(No breath has been detected for 60 ventilated by hand!
seconds in »Man./Spont. alarm limits« Check whether the
mode.) patient is capable of
spontaneous
breathing.
Check anaesthesia
ventilator.
APNEA Breathing/ventilation has ceased. The patient must
PRESSURE !!! No change of pressure has been immediately be
detected for 15 seconds. ventilated by hand!
Fresh gas flow too low. Check the fresh gas
Leak in hose system. setting on the
anaesthesia unit.
Check the hose
system.
APNEA VOLUME !!! Breathing/ventilation has ceased. The patient must
No tidal volume has been expired for immediately be
15 seconds. ventilated by hand!
Fresh gas flow too low. Check whether the
Tube buckled. Leak in hose system. patient is capable of
spontaneous
breathing.
Check the
anaesthesia ventilator.
Check the fresh gas
setting on the
anaesthesia unit.
Check the hose
system.
AW-TEMP > !!! The inspiratory breathing gas Switch off the
temperature is over 40 °C. breathing gas humidi-
fier. Set a lower
heating stage if the
temperature does not
drop to 37 °C.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

Fl HAL > !!! The corresponding inspiratory Check the setting of
Fl ISO > !!! anaesthetic concentration exceeds the the anaesthetic
Fl ENF > !!! upper alarm limit. The upper alarm evaporator.
Fl DES > !!! limit has been exceeded for at least
Fl SEV > !!! two breaths.
Fl O2 < !!! The inspiratory O2 concentration is Check the O2 supply.
below the lower alarm limit. Check the setting on
the O2 flow meter.
SPO2 PULS ? !!! No pulse signal has been detected for
approx. 10 seconds.
PULS SPO2 < !!! The pulse rate has exceeded upper
alarm limit.
SPO2 < !!! The oxygen saturation is below the Check ventilation.
lower alarm limit. Check the O2
concentration of the
fresh gas.
PAW > !!! The upper alarm limit for airway Check the hose
pressure has been exceeded, system on the
ventilation hose buckled, stenosis. anaesthesia unit.
Pressure limits set too high. Correct the pressure
Pressure limitation valve limits on the
disconnected. anaesthesia unit.
Switch on pressure
limitation on the
anaesthesia unit.
PM 8050cd INOP !!! Internal system fault. The machine is Switch off the
not operational. machine.
Call DrägerService.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

9.5 Caution message on the monitor
AMV < !! The lower alarm limit for the minute Check the tube.
volume has not been reached.
Tube blocked/buckled. Check the tube.
Leak in breathing system. Seal the breathing
system.
Loss of volume due to pressure Correct the breathing
limitation. pattern.
Flow sensor not calibrated or Calibrate the flow
defective. sensor and replace if
necessary.
Lung compliance reduced.
SPO2 > !! Oxygen saturation has exceeded the Check the O2
upper alarm limit. concentration in the
fresh gas flow. Check
the ventilation
PULS SPO2 > !!
ET CO2 > !! The upper alarm limit for the Check the ventilation.
endexpiratory CO2 concentration has
been exceeded for at least two
breaths.
ET CO2 <!! The lower alarm limit for the Check the ventilation.
endexpiratory CO2 concentration has
not been reached for at least two
breaths.
Fl O2 > !! The inspiratory O2 concentration Check the O2
exceeds the upper alarm limit. concentration in the
O2 flush in use? fresh gas flow.
Fl HAL < !! The corresponding inspiratory Check the setting of
Fl ISO < !! anaesthetic concentration is below the the anaesthetic
Fl ENF < !! lower alarm limit. evaporator.
Fl DES < !! The upper alarm limit has been
Fl SEV < !! exceeded for at least two breaths.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

9.6 Advisory message on the monitor
Fl O2 INOP ! Sensor not calibrated correctly. Calibrate the sensor.
Sensor changed and/or not Calibrate the sensor.
calibrated.
Sensor exhausted. Change and calibrate
the capsule.
Sensor not plugged in. Plug in the sensor
connector.
Sensor lead defective. Replace the sensor
housing.
Dräger sensor capsule has not been Use an original
used. capsule.
FLOW INOP ! Flow sensor not calibrated correctly. Calibrate the sensor.
Flow sensor defective. Change and calibrate
the sensor.
Flow sensor lead defective. Change the lead and
calibrate the sensor.
Flow sensor not plugged in. Plug in the sensor.
DRUCK INOP ! Pressure sensor defective. Call DrägerService.
CO2 LEITUNG ? ! Sampling line blocked. Check sampling lead,
filter in T-piece and
filter in the water trap.
Replace if necessary.
Examine anaesthetic
gas scavenging hose
for signs of buckling.
CO2/AGA INOP ! CO2- / anaesthetic gas measurement Call DrägerService.
impaired.
AGAS INOP ! Anaesthetic gas measurement Call DrägerService.
impaired.
N2O INOP ! N2O gas measurement impaired. Call DrägerService.
CO2 INOP ! CO2 gas measurement impaired. Call DrägerService.
SPO2 INOP ! SpO2 measurement impaired. Call DrägerService.
SPO2 SENSOR? ! SpO2 sensor not plugged in. Check correct
connection.
SELEK AGAS ! Anaesthetic gas not selected. Check which

anaesthetic gas is
being used and select
a suitable gas.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

INSP CO2 > ! The inspiratory CO2 concentration Replace soda lime.
has exceeded the upper alarm limit.
HORN INOP ! No alarm tone, Call DrägerService.
loudspeaker defective.
FAN 8050cd ? Temperature inside the machine too Clean the filter on the
high. rear and call
DrägerService.
RS 232 COM ! RS 232 communication has been Check the plug
interrupted. connection.
PAW NEGATIVE Fresh gas flow too low. Set the correct fresh
Mean pressure Pmean gas flow on the
below -2 mbar. anaesthesia unit.
Airway pressure Paw below -7 mbar.
GBF5170XXXT05.fm 14.06.01

10 A-Cone
10.1 General
In the anaesthesia systems Cato and Cicero, the fresh gas flows to the patient through a
fresh gas hose and through the patient system. The A-cone is an additional fresh-gas outlet.
The A-cone and the fresh-gas outlet to the patient system is changed over via a valve.
A-cone Changeover valve
Gas mixture and

dosage
Vaporizer
Patient system
Fresh gas hose
Fig. 1: Basic principle of the A-cone
10.2 Subassemblies
The A-cone consists of the following subassemblies:

• Bistable changeover valve
• A-cone PCB
• Button with cable harness
• Accessories
GBF5170XXXT06.fm 14.06.01

10.3 Functional Description
The changeover valve is toggled between the positions “patient system” and “A-cone” using
the button. If the A-cone mode is selected, the button lamp will come on. The actual position
of the changeover valve is determined by a proximity switch.
If a warm start of the Cato or Cicero occurs, e.g. due to a short-term power interruption, the
changeover valve will remain in the position selected last. In the event of a cold start, the
changeover valve will always select the position “patient system”. If the Divan switches over to
“IPPV”, the changeover valve will also select the position “patient system”.
The switching logic and the changeover valve control are located on the A-cone PCB. The A-
cone PCB also generates the 24 V operating voltage required for switching the changeover
valve.
The operating voltage of the A-cone PCB is 5 V. It is available at the Divan/Monitor cable
harness.
Button Lamp Valve position

(X2) (X2) (X3)
Power supply Valve

(X1) (X3)
Valve switching
Switching
position
logic
Voltage
generation
24 V
Fig. 2: Block diagram of the A-cone PCB

GBF5170XXXT06.fm 14.06.01

11 A-Cone PCB
CAUTION:
Electrostatic discharge can damage electronic components. Use an ESD
protection mat and a wrist strap when handling electronic modules.
11.1 Power Supply of the A-Cone PCB
Measurements on the A-cone PCB:

• Switch the Cato off.
• Remove the PM8050cd.
• Remove the cover plate of the A-cone PCB.
• Switch the Cato on.
• Press the “MAN/SPONT” key on the Divan (self-test stop).
X1
Pin Assignment
7 +5 V
2 GND
C36
Pin Assignment
Plus (+) +24 V (generated on the A-cone PCB)
Minus (–) GND2
GBF5170XXXT07.fm 14.06.01

11.2 A-Cone PCB Connector Pin Assignment
X1
Pin Assignment
1 not assigned
2 GND
3 GND
4 Status (signal) (during a cold start, “0” for a short period)
5 Coding pin
6 Man/Spont (signal), 1 = IPPV
7 +5 V
X2
Pin Assignment
1 Lamp (GND)
2 GND
3 GND
4 Coding pin
5 Button (TastR) (button not pressed –> pin 3 and 5 connected)
6 Button (TastA) (button not pressed –> pin 2 and 6 open)
7 Lamp (+)
X3
Pin Assignment
1 GND
2 Valve position (0 = patient system, 1 = A-cone)
3 +24 V
4 GND2 (+24 V)
5 Magvent2 (bistable solenoid valve)
6 Coding pin
GBF5170XXXT07.fm 14.06.01
7 Magvent1 (bistable solenoid valve)

+ C29 1
X3
X1
1
X2
1
D5
N4
+ C37
C36
+
X1
Fig. 3: A-cone PCB component layout

GBF5170XXXT07.fm 14.06.01

Valve cannot be
switch over.
Check
No No Divan-Monitor
5 V operating
Divan in the cable harness, check
voltage present
IPPV mode? fuse on Divan
(at X1)?
basic board.
Yes Yes
A-cone deactivated
in the IPPV mode. 24 V operating No
Replace
voltage present A-cone PCB.
(at C36)?
Yes
Open circuit in
No cable harness or
IPPV and status
signal set to "1"? possibly in the Divan
basic board.
Yes
Do button
contacts close and No
open? (Check ohmic Replace button.
resistance).
Yes
Button lamp No
OK? (Check ohmic
resistance, if Replace lamp.
necessary).
Yes
Replace
changeover Yes Changeover No
valve (check valve po- valve control OK? Replace
sition if necessary). (Short pulse). A-cone PCB
GBF5170XXXT07.fm 14.06.01
Fig. 4: Fault diagnosis chart

Test List
Folder no.:
5170
Cato Revision:
11.93
Serial no.: —————————
Device site: —————————
I
0
8050
PM
er
Dr g
D
Copyright reserved. Reproduction allowed for non-commercial purposes only.
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm
This Test List does not replace inspections and servicing by Dräger Medical AG & Co. KGaA
5170 Cato 02.97 Test List Page

1 Test Equipment
Manometer −1 to 0 bar (Test item 3) Category 0.6
Manometer 0 to +1 bar (Test item 13) Category 0.6
Flowmeter 10 to 120 L (Test item 14) Category 1.6

GBK5170XXXTL1.fm
5170 Cato IEC02.97 Test List – 147

2 Technical Status
Divan software version (is displayed during the power-

on sequence).
PM 8050 cd software version (is displayed during the

self-test).
3 Visual inspection
• General status of the equipment.

• Inspection of markings and their readability.
• Writing surface
• Drawers, if available.
• Rear panel
• Equipment rails/handles
• Castors and brakes.
• Joint arm, if available.
• Vapor mount
• Anaesthetic gas scavenging
• Suction connector under Divan heater.
• Breathing bag
• Replace the bacterial filter (84 02 868) in the
pressure measuring line every six months.

• If necessary, replace the bacterial filter in the
PM 8050 cd measurement gas return line (the
measurement gas return line is optional).
• Microbial filters (67 33 895) (replace for each
patient).
• Tubings
• Check list (part no.: 90 281 83)
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

4 Functional Check of the Secretion
Suction System (CS = 5 bar)
Compressed
air hose
Secretion suction
Shut-off valve
tubing
Contol valve
Manometer
Bacterial filter
Connecting
hose
Container cap
Comparison measurement with vacuum tester.

Assemble and mount the complete suction system.
Open the AIR and the O2 gas supply. Open the waste
gas check valve.
Connect the suction connector with the vacuum tester

and set the control valve to maximum pressure.
Output: P = − 0.7 bar in 10 secs
Final pressure: Pstat = − 0.8 bar ± 0.1 bar
Close the AIR gas supply.
The suction system must continue working with O2.
Final pressure: Pstat = - 0.8 bar ± 0.1
Disconnect from CS supply.

GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

5 Heating System of the Compact
Breathing System
Cato is in the OFF position. Remove the compact

breathing system to release the load on the contact
area of the heater. The heater is switched off (room
temperature). Switch on Cato, the heater remains off.
Press the contact area of the heater down with your

hand. The heater goes on and the temperature
MAN
MAN
increases slowly.
Release the load on the heater’s pressure area.
The heater switches off automatically and returns to

its original position without sticking.
Assemble the compact breathing system.
6 Divan
Piston cylinder unit:

• General condition.
• Can the piston cylinder unit be removed easily?
• Are the connecting sealing rims fitted?
• Are the support points available and fixed pro-
perly?
• Can the piston cylinder unit be locked easily?
Compact breathing system:

• General condition.
• Are the connecting sealing rims fitted?
• Are the support points available and fixed pro-
perly?
• Can the compact breathing system be locked
easily?
The compact breathing system must be parallel to the

pneumatic interface and positioned horizontally.
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

7 Self-test
D
• The mains switch (4) is in the I = ON position.
The self-test starts with a fast sequence including

display test, LED test and audible alarm test.
Check the following:

• All display segments in the displays light up.
• All LEDs light up.
• The audible alarms sound.
Technology for Life
PM 8050 cd
Version 1.0
26.03.92
Self test

Anaesth. gas Alarms calibrate adjust
Halothane
Standard O2 -sensor pulse
Enflurane
21 % by vol. ? tone
Isoflurane alarm
Flow sensor ? tone
Sevoflurane
Ventilator- suction
power-on test ? rat
Desflurane
volu-
No anesth. other meter
gas
default values
Calibrate sensors!
Test ventilator!
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

7.1 Calibrating the O2 Sensor
Calibrating with AIR:

• Pull off the O2 sensor and expose to ambient air for 2
mins. 2
• Select the column “calibrating” from the
standby/configuration menu by turning the rotary
knob (2).
calibrate
• Confirm the selection by pressing the rotary
Calibrate O2 sensor after
knob(2). O2 sensor
replacement and after 24 hours.
?
21 Vol.% Mainly for use with
• Turn the rotary knob (2) until the cursor frame is Flow sensor ?
O2 concentrations of up to 60 Vol. %.
positioned over „ O2 sensor 21 % by vol.” Ventilator-

power on test ?
other
• Press the rotary knob (2).
Remove O2 sensor and expose

to ambient air for 2 mins.
Acknowledge!
The question mark (?) on the screen is replaced by a

clock symbol. A check mark (√) appears on the screen 1
after successful completion of the calibration.
You do not need to wait until the O2 calibration is

finished; in the meantime, you can start calibrating the
flow sensor.
• Reinstall the O2 sensor (1) on the inspiratory
valve.
The cursor frame moves automatically to the menu

item “flow sensor”.

calibrate
Calibrate flow sensor after

replacement and after 24 hours.
O2 sensor
21 Vol.% Will the sensor mounted make sure
that air is present in the flow sensor:
Flow sensor ?
Open flowmeter tubes, purge, close
flowmeter tubes.
Ventilator-
power-on test ?
Or remove flow sensor and seal
while in horizontal position.
other
Acknowledge!
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

7.2 Calibrating the Flow Sensor
Dismounting the flow sensor (5):

• Disconnect the respiratory hose / filter from the
expiratory socket.
D
• Unscrew the connector. 2
• Remove the flow sensor.
• Gently shake the flow sensor in order to flush it
with ambient air.
• Hold it horizontally with the cable connection
down (calibration in fitting position increases the
measuring accuracy). 5
• Seal one end to ensure that the flow is “0”.
• Press the rotary knob (2) to start the calibration.
• Mount the flow sensor (5).
After completing the calibration, select the menu item

“ventilator test” on the PM 8050 cd to resume the
Divan self-test.
7.3 Resuming the Divan Self-test
Confirm and execute the following requests from the

Divan:
Display (3) Test ventilator?
Display (3) Fresh gas closed?

3
Display (3) APL = 30 mbar?
Display (3) Y-piece open?
Display (3) Self-test?
Display (3) Y-piece closed?

GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

7.4 Self-test completed successfully
8 Basic Unit / Power Supply
LEDs
8.1 Basic power unit Serial no
• Remove the Cato rear panel.

• The mains switch is set to the ON position.
• Check the power LEDs of the power unit. Socket-outlet strip
8.2 Power Failure Alarm
• Disconnect the PM 8050 cd power plug.

• The audible alarm in the PM 8050 cd sounds.
• Disconnect the Cato power plug.
• The audible alarm in the Divan sounds.
The audible alarm stops after 30 secs.

• Switch off Cato.
9 Central Gas Supply (CS)
9.1 CS connecting hoses
Check connector coupling, country-specific color

coding and connection coding.
O2
AIR
N 2O
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

10 Gas Identification Test for CS
Operation
10.1 O2 Central Gas Supply (O2 CS)
• All gas supplies are closed.

• The gas selector is set to N2O.
• Open the O2 CS.
• Set the O2 flowmeter to * = 0.8 L/min.
• Open the other control valves.
The other floats are in the neutral position.
10.2 N2O Central Gas Supply (N2O CS)
• Open the N2O supply.

• The N2O flowmeter indicates V approx. 2.1
L/min.
• Disconnect the N2O-CS connector.
N2O flowmeter must return to * = 0 L/min.
O2 flowmeter must remain on * = 0.8 L/min.
10.3 AIR central gas supply (AIR CS)
• Set the gas selector to “AIR”.

• Open the N2O and AIR CS supplies.

• Set the AIR flowmeter to * = 1 L/min.
The AIR flowmeter indicates * = 1 L/min.
The O2 flowmeter indicates * = 0.8 L/min.
N2O flowmeter indicates * = 0 L/min.

GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

11 Gas selection
• Set the gas selector to N2O.

• The AIR flowmeter must return to „0“.
• The N2O flowmeter indicates * approx.
2.1 L/min.
Automatic changeover to “AIR” in case of an O2

failure.
• Close the O2 supply.
The audible alarm sounds.
The floats of the N2O and the O2 flowmeters drop to 0

L/min.
The float of the AIR flowmeter rises to * = 1 L/min.
Close the control valves.
12 Alarm Valve
12.1 N2O check valve
• Gas selector is set to N2O.

• Open the O2 CS.
• O2 * = 1 L/min.
• N2O = 1 L/min.
Close the O2 supply. The N2O float must reach * = 0

L/min prior to or, at the latest, 10 secs after the O2
float.
O2 Alarm warning time > 7 secs.

GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

13 Leak Test of the N2O Check Valve
• The gas selector is set to AIR.

• Close the N2O control valve.
• Open the N2O control valve quickly after approx.
2 mins.
No N2O flow should occur.
14 Leak Test Under Low Pressure
Mechanical gas supply from control valve.
Vapor is disconnected.
• Connect 1-bar manometer at the mixed gas con-
nection.
• Close the AIR and the N2O systems.
• Build up and maintain a pressure of
P = 100 mbar with the O2 control valve.
Maximum leak flow < 0.1 L/min
Vapor is connected. This test is carried out during the Divan self-test
sequence and is diplayed under „MAN leak“.
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

15 O2-Bypass (Flush Valve)
• Connect mixed gas outlet with flowmeter.

• CS = 5 bar
• * = 55 +/- 10 L/min
• CS = 3 bar
• * > 35 L/min
16 ORC
The test shall be carried out according to the

specifications on the typeplate of the flowmeter block.
For ORC according to test step 15, for ORC-Low
Flow according to test step 15.1, and for S-ORC
according to test step 15.2.
• Remove the Vapor.
• Open the mixed gas outlet.
• Set the gas selector to N2O.
• Open the N2O control valve as far as it will go.
Adjust the test values with the O2 control valve.
O2/L/min N2O/L/min
0 0.6 − 0.8
0.8 1.8 − 2.4

1.5 3.3 − 4.6
3.0 6.8 − 9.0
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

16.1 ORC-Low Flow
• Adjust the test values using the O2 flow-control

valve.
O2/L/min N2O/L/min
0 0.6 − 0.8
0.8 1.8 − 2.4
1.5 3.3 − 4.6
3.0 6.8 − 9.0
16.2 S-ORC
• Adjust the test values using the O2 flow-control

valve.
O2/L/min N2O/L/min
0 0
0.2 +0.07/−0.05 N2O starts flowing
0.5 1.2 − 1.8
3.0 6.0 − 10
17 Vapor Identification
The Vapor is disengaged. C

A
The message “no anaesth. gas” is displayed under the
menu item “anaesth. gas”. B
The individual sensors (A, B, C) can be covered with a

white sheet of paper.
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

18 PM 8050 cd
2 3
Interface connections:
• Sensor connections
• Flow sensor (1)
• O2 sensor (2)
• Temperature sensor (optional) (3)
• SpO2 sensor (optional) (4)
1 4
• Clean the fan mat / replace annually.
19 Ventilation Functions Check
19.1 Manual ventilation
• Connect a lung simulator, a training thorax or the

breathing bag to the Y-piece.
D
• Press the Man/Spont key.

• Adjust the fresh gas.
• Set the APL valve to the MAN position.
• Adjust 30 mbar on the APL valve.
Compare pressure reading on the monitor with the 30

± 5 mbar adjusted on the APL valve.
Carry out manual ventilation with the manual

resuscitator.
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

19.2 Checking the pop-off valve
• Establish a pressure of approx. 70 mbar in the

system. Set PEEP to maximum. D
• Press the pop-off valve.
The pressure measurement system in the monitor

shows the immediate pressure drop.
19.3 IPPV Ventilation
Settings:
• Adjust the fresh gas.
• Press the IPPV key.
• Press the rotary knob.
The strip display shows the motion of the piston.
Settings:
• V T = 0.6 L
• fIPPV = 12/min
• 25 mbar
• TI:TE = 1:1.7
• TIP:TI = 10%
• PEEP = 0 mbar
The lung simulator inflates at regular intervals. The

system starts the ventilation process. The pressure
curve is displayed on the monitor.
19.4 SIMV Ventilation

• Press the SIMV key.
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

Display: SIMV mode.
• Press the rotary knob.
• fIPPV = 12
• fIMV = 6
• Start the stop watch as soon as the inspiration
begins.
After 8 secs, trip a trigger pulse with the training

thorax. The systems starts the SIMV ventilation.
20 Leak Test and Compliance

Measurement
Check the breathing system for leaks with the piston

cylinder unit and hoses fitted but without the
breathing bag and the fresh gas branch.
AIR
Without measurement gas return line:

• Seal the Y-piece.
With the measurement gas return line fitted: D
• Seal the measuring gas hose with Y-piece on the

cone.
• Press the TEST button - the LED display flashes.
First display:
IPPV leak test
Second display:
Compliance test. The display shows the fixed test

pressure: 30 mbar
The following message is displayed soon:
IPPV leak = xx mL
Confirm the value.

GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

The test can be stopped:
• Press one of the following keys: Man/Spont,
Standby, IPPV (confirm), SIMV (confirm).
The system switches to the selected mode.
21 Communication Between Divan

and PM 8050 cd
• Divan is in the standby mode.

• PM 8050 cd is in the standby mode.
• Select and confirm the IPPV mode.
PM 8050 cd changes over to the monitoring mode

with IPPV alarm limits.
• Select Man/Spont on Divan.
PM 8050 cd changes over to the Man/Spont alarm

limits.
22 Divan/PM 8050 cd Final Test
22.1 Warm start
• Switch on the IPPV mode.

• Disconnect the power plug and wait for more

than 30 secs.
Cato displays the settings.

GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

22.2 Cold start
• Turn Cato mains switch off/on.
Cold start, Divan/PM 8050 cd start the self-test.

• Stop self-test e.g. by pressing the standby key on
Divan.
• Disconnect the power plug.
The audible alarm stops after 30 secs.

• Connect the power plug after more than
120 secs.
Divan/PM 8050 cd start their self-tests.
Wait until the Divan/PM 8050 cd self-tests are

complete.
Divan and PM 8050 cd switch over to the standby

mode.
23 Testing acc. to VDE 0751 Part 1
23.1 Socket-outlet strip
Fuse-links:
Each socket-outlet 2 x 2 A T 230/240 VAC

23.2 Basic power unit
Fuse-links: 4 x 2 AT
23.3 PM 8050 cd power unit
Fuse-links:
1 X 4 AT 110 V
1 X 2 AT 230 V
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

23.4 Protective earth conductor test
≤ 0.3 Ω
23.5 Equipment equivalent leakage

current measurement
All subsequent measurements may exceed the first

measured value of the unit by max. 50%, but must
remain < 1 mA.
23.5.1 PM 8050 cd
All subsequent measurements may exceed the first

measured value of the equipment by max. 50%, but
must remain ≤ 50 µA.
24 Vapor
Test the Vapor according to the relevant instructions for use
25 Put functional device at the customer’s disposal.

26 Test performed
Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
GBK5170XXXTL1.fm

Replacing Non-repairable Items
1 Replacing the O2 Sensor
The O2 sensor must be replaced if the „use-by“ date has expired or O2 calibration is no
longer possible.
• Remove the O2 sensor housing from the anaesthesia ventilator.
• Unscrew the O2 sensor housing.
• Remove the O2 sensor.
Note:
The O2 sensor is special waste. Dispose of according

to local waste disposal regulations.
• Take new the O2 sensor from its package.

• Insert the O2 sensor into the sensor housing.
• The sensor side with the ring-shaped conductors must face the contacts in the housing.
• Assemble the sensor housing and carry out O2 calibration.

• Plug in the sensor housing.

GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01
5170 Cato 04/94 Replacing Non-repairable Items Page 209

2 Replacing the Cooling Air Filter
The cooling air filter must be cleaned or replaced every 4 weeks. It must be replaced
minimally after 1 year.
• Remove the cooling air filter from the mount.
• Replace the cooling air filter or wash it in warm water with a small amount of detergent.
Dry well.
• Insert the cooling air filter into the mount avoiding folds.
P
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

3 Replacing the NiCd Battery of the Ventilator
The NiCd battery ensures that the acoustic alarm sounds in the event of a power failure. The
battery must be replaced every 3 years.
Replacement procedure:
1. Disconnect the unit from the mains supply.

2. Unscrew the 5 screws on the front of the protection guard and the 1 screw on the right
bar. Pull the protection guard away from the unit and remove.
Caution !
Electrostatic discharges can damage electronic components.

Use an electrostatic discharge protection mat and a wrist strap when
handling electronic modules.
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

3. Unscrew the 3 screws on the front side thereby holding the bar and the front panel.
Remove the bar. Gently fold the front panel down.
4. The battery is located in a mount at the front of the PCB Motherboard. Remove the
battery from the mount. Insert the new battery. Make sure that the polarity is correct: plus
of the battery on plus of the mount.
Note:
The NiCd battery is special waste and must be disposed of in

accordance with local waste disposal regulations.
5. Use the reverse order for reassembly.
6. Check the equipment for proper function using the Cato Test List 5170.
Danger:
If the battery is not sufficiently charged, no audible alarm will sound in

the event of power failure. Allow the equipment to operate for at least 2
hours before clinical application ( for example, in the standby mode) to
ensure the battery is sufficiently charged.
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

4 Replacing the NiCd Battery in the PM8050cd
The NiCd battery ensures that the acoustic alarm sounds in the event of a power failure. The
battery must be replaced every 3 years.
Replacement procedure:
1. Disconnect the unit from the mains supply.

2. Dismounting the PM8050cd
3. Unscrew the 2 screws on the handles.
0 I
D
4. The monitor is secured by 2 screws to the rear of the trolley. Remove the 2 screws.
5. Note the arrangement of the water trap hoses for reinstallation. Disconnect the hoses
from the gas intake sockets (1+2).
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

1
2
6. Turn the mains switch to the OFF position. Disconnect the remaining connections.
Remove the PM 8050 cd from the mount.
5
1
2
1 = O2 sensor
2 = Flow sensor
3 = Temperature sensor (optional)
4 = SpO2 sensor (optional)
5 = Port for anaesthetic gas return line or scavenging line
6 = Paw pressure measuring line
7 = Power cable
8 = Vapor identification
9 = Ventilator
Caution !
Electrostatic discharges can damage electronic components.

Use an electrostatic discharge protection mat and a wrist strap when
handling electronic modules.
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01
7. Remove the 2 holding bars and remove the rear panel.

8. Remove the printed circuit boards.
LP CPU 1
LP Meßwert
LP SpO2 (Option)
P LP I/O
LP Front
LP Cicero 6
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

9. The battery is now visible. It is located on a mount at the lower right corner of the
housing. Cut the wire tie using diagonal cutting pliers. Remove the electrical connection
of the battery. Connect the new battery and secure it with a new wire tie (part number
8712065).
Note:
The NiCd battery is special waste and must be disposed of in

accordance with local waste disposal regulations.
10. Reinstallation
Reinstallation (reassembly) is carried out in the reverse order. However, particular
attention should be paid to the following:
• Make sure the printed circuit boards are inserted in the correct slots.
• Make sure the hoses of the water trap do not get caught between the monitor rear panel
and the monitor mount.
• The power cable is installed in a sheet metal angle. The sheet metal angle is located at
the rear of the monitor mount. Insert the power cable after pushing the monitor halfway
into the mount.
11. Check the equipment for proper function using the Cato Test List 5170.
Danger:
If the battery is not sufficiently charged, no audible alarm will sound in

the event of power failure. Allow the equipment to operate for at least 2
hours before clinical application (eg. in the standby mode) to ensure the
battery is sufficiently charged.
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

5 Replacing the Pressure Measuring Line with Filter
The bacterial filter must be replaced every 6 months. The pressure measuring line must be
replaced when damaged or minimally after 1 year.
1. Replacing the filter.

To replace the bacterial filter of the pressure measuring line, disconnect the silicone
hoses on both sides of the filter and insert the new filter.
2. Replacing the pressure measuring line.
Disconnect the pressure measuring line from connection 1. Remove the elbow from
connection 2. To remove the elbow press the external socket of the pressure measuring
line towards Cato and pull off the elbow. Use the reverse order to install a new pressure
measuring line.
1
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

6 Replacing the Roller Diaphragm on the Patient Side
The piston cylinder unit should be checked and serviced at regular intervals since the roller
diaphragm may become leaky as a result of ageing and frequent sterilization. The steps to
replace the roller diaphragm half on the patient side are as follows:
Step 1:
Remove the piston cylinder unit from the ventilator while in the standby mode.
Step 2:
Release the piston cylinder unit, pull straight up and remove.
Step 3:
Loosen the 2 quick-release locks (1) with a 6-mm wrench and remove the cylinder head (2).
Step 4:
Grasp the piston and unscrew the central piston screw using the 6-mm wrench and remove
the upper part of the piston (3).
Step 5:
Replace the roller diaphragm half (4) on the patient side against a new one. To ensure a tight
seal, the embossed manufacturing clock must point towards the upper part of the piston (3).
Step 6:
Use the reverse order for reassembly. Make sure neither kinks nor folds are formed during
installation of the roller diaphragm. The complete roller diaphragm must form a typical U-fold
at both ends.
Step 7:
Carry out the Cato power-on test to check the function and the tight seal of the roller
diaphragm. The roller diaphragm must unroll without forming folds.
Note: It is not advisable that the roller diaphragm half on the equipment side, ie. the non-
contaminated part, be replaced by the user. It should rather be replaced by DrägerService
since its safe function can only be ensured if various screw locking agents and special tools
(tightening torques) are used.
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

Piston cylinder unit, view of the component blocks
Legend
1. Quick-release locks
2. Cylinder head
3. Upper part of the piston
4. Roller diaphragm half
5. Manufacturing clock
GBK5170XXXV01.fm 14.06.01

Changes
1 Type of Changes
Type of Change Date

New edition of PM 8050 cd 01/98
New edition of spare parts lists 01/98
New edition of spare parts lists Cato - 11.2000 11/00
GBK5170XXXAE1.fm 14.06.01
5170 Cato 01/98 Changes Page 220

Appendix
1 Spare parts lists
1. Spare parts list Cato - 5170
2. Spare parts list Divan - 5170.010
3. Spare parts list Power Supply, cpl. - 5170.011
4. Spare parts list Breathing-System-Cicero - 5131.1
5. Spare parts list Divan - 5131.2
6. Spare parts list PM 8050/PM 8050 cd - 6494.300

GBK5170XXXAH1.fm 14.06.01
5170 Cato 01/98 Appendix Page 221

DrägerService Medizintechnik
DrägerService Medical Division Dräger
Ersatzartikelliste 5170.000 Ausgabe/Edition
Spare parts list 27.10.00
CATO Seite/Page 1 von 74
CATO
Bitte hier für Inhaltsverz. klicken/ Please, press here for table of contens
Druckdatum: 30.10.2000 Änderungen vorbehalten

Printed Subject to change without notice
CATO
Diese Ersatzartikelliste gilt für Sachnummer:

This spare parts list is valid for part no.:
Sach-Nr. Benennung
Part No. Description
M32040 CATO
CATO
M33010 GRUNDGERAET
CATO BASIC UNIT

CATO
Inhaltsverzeichnis der Bilder

Summary of pictures
Bild Bezeichnung Sach-Nr. E-Liste

Picture Description Part No . Spare parts list
1 GRUNDGERAET (VORDERANSICHT) M33010
BASIC UNIT (FRONT VIEW)
2 GRUNDGERAET (SEITENANSICHT) M33010

CATO BASIC UNIT (SIDE VIEW)
3 GRUNDGERAET (RÜCKANSICHT) M33010

CATO BASIC UNIT (BACK VIEW)
4 GRUNDGERAET (FAHRGESTELL) M33009

BASIC UNIT (CARRIAGE)
5 GRUNDGERAET (VERBINDUNG CATO, DIVAN, M33010

PM8050)
CATO BASIC UNIT (CONNECTION CATO, DIVAN, PM8050)
6 KABELMONTAGE M32304
CABLE MOUNTING
7 MECH.GASDOSIERUNG (VORDERANSICHT) M34040

MECH. GAS DOSAGE (FRONT VIEW)
8 MECH.GASDOSIERUNG (SEITENANSICHT) M34040

MECH. GAS DOSAGE (SIDE VIEW)
9 MECH.GASDOSERUNG (ADAPTER, DIN / NIST) M34040

MECH GAS DOSAGE (ADAPTER, DIN / NIST)
10 MECH.GASDOSIERUNG (RÜCKANSICHT) M34040

MECH. GAS DOSAGE (BACK VIEW)
11 STECKANSCHLUSS CATO,DOPPELT M33090

QUICK CONNECTOR CATO, DOUBLE
12 MESSROEHRENBLOCK(02,AIR,N20) ( M33602
VORDERANSICHT)
MEASUR.TUBES BLOCK(O2,AIR,N2O) (FRONT VIEW)
13 MESSROEHRENBLOCK(02,AIR,N20) (SEITENANSICHT) M33602

MEASUR.TUBES BLOCK(O2,AIR,N2O) (SIDE VIEW)
14 MESSROEHRENBLOCK(02,AIR,N20) (RÜCKANSICHT) M33602

MEASUR.TUBES BLOCK(O2,AIR,N2O) (BACK VIEW)
15 INTEGRIERTE PNEUMATIK (DRAUFSICHT) M32450

INTEGRATED PNEUMATIC (TOP VIEW)
16 INTEGRIERTE PNEUMATIK (SEITENANSICHT) M32450

INTEGRATED PNEUMATIC (SIDE VIEW)
17 FRISCHGASSCHLAUCH CATO M31910

MIXED-GAS HOSE CATO
18 O2-ANSCHLUSS-SCHLAUCH 1M M32651
O2-CONN.HOSE 1M,75 (DIN-DIN)

CATO

19 N2O-ANSCHLUSS-SCHLAUCH 1,5M M32652
N2O-CONN.HOSE 1,5M (DIN-DIN)
20 MESSGASRUECKFUEHRUNG M32595
MEASURING GAS FEED-BACK
21 ZUBEHOER HD-RUESTSATZ 11L M33680

ACC.HD-EQUIPMENT SET 11LTR.
22 RESUTATOR 2000(ERWACHSENE) 2120046

RESUTATOR 2000 ADULTS
23 ATEM-SCHLAUCHSET M30146
HOSE SET VENTILATION
24 OVALROHR-GELENKARM M34080
ARTICULATED ARM, CPL.
25 KOLBENZYLINDEREINHEIT M29575
CLOSED SYSTEM
26 FLASCHENPAKET 2M85056
SECRETION JAR SET
27 ABSPERRB.ABSAUGEEJEKTOR 2M85032
LOCKABLE ASPIR.EJECT.OXY.C.AIR
28 VENTILBLOCK, VOLLST. 8602034

VALVE BLOCK, CPL.
29 GEHAEUSE 2H,0.5B VOLLST. 8602110

EMPTY CASE 2H, 0.5B, CPL.
30 SATZ BUEGEL, GROSS M33441

SET OF CLIPS, BIG
31 GRIFF,KOMPLETT M33012
HANDLE, CPL.
32 BASISPLATTE,VOLLST. M31973
BASE PLATE, CPL.

CATO
Zubehör ohne Abbildung:

Accessories without pictures:
Benennung Sach-Nr. Bestell-Nr. Packung

Description Part No. Order-Code Quantity
O2-DRUCKMINDERER (G3/4) 11LTR. D40050
O2-PRESSURE REDUCER (G3/4)
O2-DRUCKMINDERER (GA) D40054

O2-PRESSURE REDUCER (GA)
HALTER F.PARKSTELLUNG M25102

SUPPORT FOR PARKING POSITION
HALTER M29152
SUPPORT
KOMPAKT-ATEMSYSTEM M29880
COMPACT BREATHING SYSTEM
SCHLAUCHLEITUNG AIR-O2 0,7M M31653

CONN.HOSE 0,7M AIR-PROBE
E-SET KREISSYSTEM ISO, SENECA M32011

REP.SET CIRCUIT SYST. SENECA P
KOMPAKTATEMSYSTEM M32900
PCV DIVAN M34580

DIVAN PCV
DRUCKMINDERER O2 HT/NIST M35001

O2-PRESSURE REDUCER (GC-HT)
DRUCKMINDERER O2 HS/NIST M35006

O2-PRESSURE REDUCER (GB-HS)
DRUCKMINDERER O2 GE/NIST M35007

O2-PRESSURE REDUCER (GE)
DRUCKMINDERER O2 HO/NIST M35008

O2-PRESSURE REDUCER (GO)
DRUCKMINDERER N2O GH/NIST M35010

N2O-PRESSURE REDUCER (GH)
DRUCKMINDERER N2O GI/NIST M35012

N2O-PRESSURE REDUCER (GI)
O2-SENSOR (DW) 6850645

CAPSULE FOR O2-DETECTOR (DW)
ABLAGESCHALE 8408343
TRAY EVITA 2
PM8050 GRUNDGERAET 8600440

PM 8050 BASIC UNIT
ZUBEHOER PM8050-CD 8600649

ACCESSORIES PM8050-CD

CATO

RS BIEGBARER ARM 8602085
MODIFICATION KIT FLEXIBLE ARM
RUESTSATZ-SCHIENE 8602090
MODIFICATION KIT PANEL
SPVG LAENDER 8602251

POWER SUPPLY CICERO EM/CATO
DIVAN US AF00360
DIVAN US

CATO
GRUNDGERAET (VORDERANSICHT) Bild/Picture 1

BASIC UNIT (FRONT VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.001

CATO
Position Benennung Sach-Nr. Bestell-Nr. Packung

Item No. Description Part No. Order-Code Quantity
1 FAHRGESTELL M33009
CARRIAGE
2 PCV DIVAN M34580

DIVAN PCV
2a DIVAN US AF00360
DIVAN US
2b PCV DIVAN (FRANKREICH) M34590

DIVAN F-PCV
3 LEERGEHAEUSE 8H M32965
EMPTY CASE 8H
4 ANSCHLUSSGEHAEUSE M32960
CONNECTION BOX
5 KLAMMER M24155
CLAMP

CATO
GRUNDGERAET (SEITENANSICHT) Bild/Picture 2

CATO BASIC UNIT (SIDE VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.002

CATO

1 SENKSCHRAUBE M6X16 DIN7991-A4 1338811
COUNTERS.SCR.M6X16 DIN7991-A4
2 HALTER M31963
SUPPORT
3 SENSORHALTER 2M19248
SENSOR HOLDER
4 WATERLOCK 6870511
DW - WASSERFALLE
WATER LOCK M
DW - WATERLOCK
4a WAL-12ER-SET 6870567
FÜR DW - WASSERFALLE
OHNE ABBILDUNG
WATERTRAPS SET OF 12
FOR DW - WATERLOCK
WITHOUT ILLUSTRATION
5 WASSERABSCHEIDER (1STUECK) 8600570

OHNE ABBILDUNG
WATER SEPARATOR
5a WASSERFALLE 8600571
OHNE ABBILDUNG
WATER SEPARATOR
5b AUFKLEBER 8600618
OHNE ABBILDUNG
ADHESIVE LABEL
6- 6b GELENKARMHALTER 8601400
SET-HINGED-BRACKET-HOLDER
6a BUCHSE M30295
SOCKET
6b FEDERRING B4 DIN127-X12CRNI177 1331345

SPLIT WASHER B4 DIN127-X12CRNI

CATO
GRUNDGERAET (RÜCKANSICHT) Bild/Picture 3

CATO BASIC UNIT (BACK VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.003

CATO

1 SCHLAUCHHALTER G51001
HOSE SUPPORT
2 SPVG LAENDER 8602251

POWER SUPPLY CICERO EM/CATO
3 BOLZEN 8302380
BOLT

CATO
GRUNDGERAET (FAHRGESTELL) Bild/Picture 4

BASIC UNIT (CARRIAGE)
Datei/File: 5170000.004

CATO

1-8 FAHRGESTELL M33009
CARRIAGE
1 PLATTE M29110
PLATE
2 GEWINDESTIFT M6X8 DIN 553-A4 1334352

SET SCREW M6X8 DIN 553-A4
3 LAUFROLLE (FEST) M32653

CASTOR (FIXED)
4 LAUFROLLE (LOSE) M32654

CASTOR (LOOSE)
5 PROFIL M29336
PROFILE
6 ABDECKKAPPE M29202
CAP
7 SCHEIBE B 12 DIN 127-NICHTR.ST 1335235

WASHER B 12 DIN 127-STAINL.ST.
8 SENKSCHRAUBE M6X16 DIN7991-A4 1338811

OHNE ABBILDUNG
COUNTERS.SCR.M6X16 DIN7991-A4

CATO
GRUNDGERAET (VERBINDUNG CATO, DIVAN, PM8050) Bild/Picture 5

CATO BASIC UNIT (CONNECTION CATO, DIVAN, PM8050)
Datei/File: 5170000.005
CATO

1 SCHLAUCH 4X1,5-SI 50 SH A NF 1190520
HOSE 4X1,5-SI 50 SH A NF
2 STUTZEN 2M12754
CONNECTION PIECE
3 FEDERRING B 8,DIN127-NIRO 1333739

SPLIT WASHER B8 DIN127-STAINL.

CATO
KABELMONTAGE Bild/Picture 6
CABLE MOUNTING
Datei/File: 5170000.006

CATO

1-15 KABELMONTAGE BODEN M32304
CABLE MOUNTING EM4
1 SCHLAUCH 2,7X0,65 PAE SW/WS 1210181

OHNE ABBILDUNG
HOSE 2,7X0,65 PAE SW/WS
2 KABELBAUM SCHALTER 8201652

CABLE HARNESS SWITCH
3 SCHALTER SDRU 4POL UM 1823140

SWITCH SDRU 4 POLE UM
4 KABELBAUM VERSORGUNG 8201647

CABLE HARNESS SUPPLY
5 FEDERRING B4 DIN127-X12CRNI177 1331345

6 SECHSKT.MUTTER M3 DIN934-M A4 1334913

HEXAGON NUT M3 DIN934-M A4
7 KABELBINDER 8712007
CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
8 PU-SCHLAUCH,1,5 8600513
PU-HOSE 1,5
9 KABELBINDER 8712065
CABLE CLIP
10 BEST.LP A-KONUS 8201941

PCB A-CONE
11 KABELBINDER (3,6X140LG) 8300358

OHNE ABBILDUNG
CABLE CLIP (3,6X140)
12 TASTER SDRU TA 2POL UM 250/5 1809814

CALIPERS SDRU TA 2POL UM 250/5
13 KALOTTE,WEISS TRANSP. 8402117

SPHERICAL CAP, WHITE TRANSP.
14 SCHUTZHUELSE 8402123
PROTECTING SLEEVE
15 LAMPE 1,5V/100MA DWN 3058 2M17687

OHNE ABBILDUNG
INCAND.LAMP 1,5 V 0,1A T 5,5

CATO
MECH.GASDOSIERUNG (VORDERANSICHT) Bild/Picture 7

MECH. GAS DOSAGE (FRONT VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.007

CATO

1-8 GD,ZV,FL,1VAP.,AIREXT M34040
MECH. GAS DOSAGE
1 STECKANSCHLUSS M27265
PLUG-IN SYSTEM,HOUSING PART
2 SCHILD (O2) M28933

LABEL O2
3 2/2 WEGE-VENTIL M31774

2/2-PORT DISTRIBUTING VALVE
4 UMSCHALTER M31775
SWITCH
5 TUELLE M25072
SOCKET
6 STIMMPFEIFE M25073
TUNING HAMMER
7 VAPORERKENNUNGSSENSOR M30340
EINFACH
VAPOR IDENTIFICATION SENSOR
SINGLE
8 VAPORERKENNUNGSSENSOR M32834
DOPPELT
SENSOR
DOUBLE

CATO
MECH.GASDOSIERUNG (SEITENANSICHT) Bild/Picture 8

MECH. GAS DOSAGE (SIDE VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.008

CATO

1 MISCHGASANSCHLUSS M28824
MIXED GAS CONNECTION
2 KUPPLUNG F,AIR M26232

COUPLING F. AIR
3 O-RING U04314
O-RING SEAL

CATO
MECH.GASDOSERUNG (ADAPTER, DIN / NIST) Bild/Picture 9

MECH GAS DOSAGE (ADAPTER, DIN / NIST)
Datei/File: 5170000.009

CATO

1 ADAPTER O2 DIN/NIST M32366
ADAPTER O2 (DIN/NIST)
2 DRUCKRING 4 MM,WEISS M31602

THRUST COLLAR 4, WHITE
3 ADAPTER AIR DIN/NIST M32368

ADAPTOR AIR (DIN/NIST)
4 DRUCKRING DM 4, SCHWARZ M30963

THRUST COLLAR 4, BLACK
5 ADAPTER N2O DIN/NIST M32367

ADAPTOR N2O (DIN/NIST)
6 DRUCKRING 4 MM,BLAU M30937

THRUST COLLAR 4, BLUE
7 ADAPTER VAC DIN/NIST M32369

OHNE ABBILDUNG
ADAPTOR VAC (DIN/NIST)
8 ADAPTER AIR/O2 DIN/NIST M32370

OHNE ABBILDUNG
ADAPTOR AIR/O2 (DIN/NIST)
9 WINKELSTECKANSCHLUSS M30935
OHNE ABBILDUNG
ANGLE CONNECTION

CATO
MECH.GASDOSIERUNG (RÜCKANSICHT) Bild/Picture 10

MECH. GAS DOSAGE (BACK VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.010

CATO

1-17 GD,ZV,FL,2VAP.,AIREXT M33390
GAS DOSAGE
1 SCHRAUBE 2M17338
SCREW
2 RUNDSCHNURRING M19241
TOROIDAL SEALING RING
3 SIEBEINSATZ M19238
MESH BOTTOM
4 STEUERBLOCK M32041
CONTROL BLOCK
5 BEHAELTER, VOLLST. M33582

RECEPTACLE, CPL.
5a O-RING R50514
O-RING SEAL
6 HALTER 2M17304
SUPPORT
7 3/2-WEGE VENTIL M31776

PLUG-TYPE CONNECTION
9 SCHLAUCH 12X3-SI NF M29909 1198912

HOSE 12X3-SI NF M29909
10 INJEKTOR M25062
INJECTOR
11 WINKEL-STECKANSCHLUSS M30953
ANGLE CONNECTION

13 SCHLAUCH 2,7X0,65 PAE WEISS 1210157

HOSE 2,7X0,65 PAE WHITE
14 SCHLAUCH 2,7X0,65 PAE SW/WS 1210181

HOSE 2,7X0,65 PAE SW/WS
15 SCHLAUCH 2,7X0,65 PAE BLAU 1210211

HOSE 2,7X0,65 PAE BLUE
16 SCHLAUCH 4X1 PAE NF 1210173

OHNE ABBILDUNG
HOSE 4X1 PAE NF
17 DICHTRING R15422
OHNE ABBILDUNG
PACKING RING

CATO


CATO
STECKANSCHLUSS CATO,DOPPELT Bild/Picture 11

QUICK CONNECTOR CATO, DOUBLE
Datei/File: 5170000.011

CATO

1-4 STECKANSCHLUSS CATO,DOPPELT M33090
VAPOR EXPANDING BLOCK (CATO)
1 HALTENOCKEN M28935
FIXING CAM
2 O-RING U04314
O-RING SEAL
3 FEDER A10594
OHNE ABBILDUNG
SPRING
4 KUGEL 4 MM III DIN5401-X45CR13 1270621

OHNE ABBILDUNG
BALL 4 MM III DIN 5401-X45CR13
5 RUESTSATZ 2.VAPOR CATO M33078

OHNE ABBILDUNG
MODIFICATION KIT 2.VAPOR CATO

CATO
MESSROEHRENBLOCK(02,AIR,N20) ( VORDERANSICHT) Bild/Picture 12

MEASUR.TUBES BLOCK(O2,AIR,N2O) (FRONT VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.012

CATO
MESSROEHRENBLOCK(02,AIR,N20) (SEITENANSICHT) Bild/Picture 13

MEASUR.TUBES BLOCK(O2,AIR,N2O) (SIDE VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.013

CATO
MESSROEHRENBLOCK(02,AIR,N20) (RÜCKANSICHT) Bild/Picture 14

MEASUR.TUBES BLOCK(O2,AIR,N2O) (BACK VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.014

CATO

1-33 MESSROEHRENBLOCK(02,AIR,N20) M33602
MEASUR.TUBES BLOCK(O2,AIR,N2O)
1 MESSROEHRE FUER O2 M29391

METER TUBE FOR O2
2 MESSROEHRE FUER O2 M29392

METER TUBE FOR O2
3 MESSROEHRE FUER AIR M27292

METER TUBE FOR AIR
4 MESSROEHRE FUER N2O M29393

METER TUBE FOR N2O
5 MESSROEHRE FUER N2O M29394

METER TUBE FOR N2O
6 DREHKNOPF ISO,OHNE KAPPE M31954

CONTROL KNOB ISO, WITHOUT CAP
6a KAPPE,WEISS M25146
OHNE ABBILDUNG
CAP,WHITE
7 (7+7a) FEINREGELVENTIL-EINBAUSATZ E M27010

PRECISION CONTROL VALVE KIT E
7a FEINREGELVENTIL-EINBAUSATZ M32917
OHNE ABBILDUNG
PRECISION CONTROL VALVE KIT
8 DREHKNOPF A1,OHNE KAPPE M25149

CONTROL KNOB A 1 WITHOUT CAP
9 KAPPE 1,BLAU M24901

OHNE ABBILDUNG
CAP 1,BLUE
10 MANOMETER M33402
PRESSURE GAUGE
11 LEUCHTFOLIE 178X86 LV00978 1827669

LUMINOUS FOIL 178X86 LV00978
12 SICHERHEITSVENTIL M21683
SAFETY VALVE
13 O-RING E20274
FÜR RÖHRCHEN M30299
OHNE ABBILDUNG
O-RING SEAL
FOR TUBE M30299

CATO

ANGLE CONNECTION
15 ISOLIERKASTEN M30293
INSULATING BOX
16 EINSCHRAUBANSCHLUSS M28816
OHNE ABBILDUNG
SCREW-IN CONNECTION
16a SIEBEINSATZ D02316

OHNE ABBILDUNG
MESH BOTTOM
16b O-RING D18400

OHNE ABBILDUNG
O-RING SEAL
17 S-ORC M32940
RELIEF VALVE
18 SCHEIBE M30297
PANE
19 O-RING M19657
FÜR MESSRÖHREN
O-RING SEAL
FOR METER TUBES
19a O-RING M34329

FÜR MESSRÖHREN
O-RING SEAL
FOR METER TUBES
20 FEDERLAGER M28705
SPRING HANGER
21 FEDER M12928
SPRING


25 O-RING RM07823
O-RING SEAL
26 O-RING M30308
O-RING SEAL
27 WIDERSTAND N2O M27539

CATO

RESISTOR N2O
28 WIDERSTAND O2 M27543
(25+26) RESISTOR O2
29 SCHLAUCH 2,7X0,65 PAE BLAU 1210211

HOSE 2,7X0,65 PAE BLUE
30 SCHLAUCH 2,7X0,65 PAE WEISS 1210157

HOSE 2,7X0,65 PAE WHITE


ANGLE CONNECTION
34 UMRUESTSATZ S-ORC (CATO) M33375

OHNE ABBILDUNG
MODIFICATION KIT S-ORC (CATO)

CATO
INTEGRIERTE PNEUMATIK (DRAUFSICHT) Bild/Picture 15

INTEGRATED PNEUMATIC (TOP VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.015

CATO
INTEGRIERTE PNEUMATIK (SEITENANSICHT) Bild/Picture 16

INTEGRATED PNEUMATIC (SIDE VIEW)
Datei/File: 5170000.016

CATO

1-18 INTEGRIERTE PNEUMATIK M32450
INTEGRATED PNEUMATIC
CONTROL BLOCK



5 BEHAELTER, VOLLST. M33582

RECEPTACLE, CPL.
6 O-RING R50514
O-RING SEAL
7 DRUCKREGLER M34751
PRESSURE REGULATOR
8 SCHWELLWERTSCHALTER M32456
THRESHOLD SWITCH
9 3/2-WEGEVENTIL M31919
9a O-RING M34832
FÜR 3/2 WEGE-VENTIL
OHNE ABBILDUNG
O-RING SEAL
FOR 3/2-PORT DISTRIBUTING VALVE
11 WINKEL-STECKANSCHLUSS M30953
ANGLE CONNECTION
12 RUECKSCHLAGVENTIL M31918
OHNE ABBILDUNG
NONRETURN VALVE
13 RAT-STEUERBLOCK (M32041 M34842

OHNE ABBILDUNG
REP.EXCH.CONTROL BLOCK (M32041
14 E-SET RUECKSCHLAGVENTIL M32359

OHNE ABBILDUNG
REP.SET NONRETURN VALVE

CATO

15 E-SET 2/2-WEGEVENTIL NO M32357
REP.SET 2/2-PORT DIST.VALVE NO
15a O-RING M34833

OHNE ABBILDUNG
O-RING SEAL
16 E-SET 2/2-WEGEVENTIL NC M32355

REP.SET 2/2PORT DISTR.VALVE NC
16a O-RING M34832

OHNE ABBILDUNG
O-RING SEAL
17 E-SET 2/2-WEGEVENTIL NO M32356

REP.SET 2/2-PORT DIST.VALVE NO
17a O-RING M34832

OHNE ABBILDUNG
O-RING SEAL
18 E-SET DROSSELVENTIL M32360

REP.SET CHOKER VALVE

CATO
FRISCHGASSCHLAUCH CATO Bild/Picture 17

MIXED-GAS HOSE CATO
Datei/File: 5170000.017
CATO

1-5 FRISCHGASSCHLAUCH CATO M31910
MIXED-GAS HOSE CATO
1 SCHLAUCH 6,3X3 CR EINL.SW 1207989

HOSE 6,3X3 CR INSERT SW
2 FASSUNG *SCHLAUCHHUELSE* M26950

HOLDER FOR HOSE SOCKET
3 E-SET SCHRAUBANSCHLUSS FRISCH. M30655

OHNE ABBILDUNG
REP.SET THREADED TERMINAL END
4 DICHTRING M05128
PACKING RING
5 KUPPLUNG M.FRISCHGAS M31581

COUPLING M,

CATO
O2-ANSCHLUSS-SCHLAUCH 1M Bild/Picture 18
Datei/File: 5170000.018
CATO

1-4 O2-ANSCHLUSS-SCHLAUCH 1M M32651
1 SH 6,3X3-PVC SW/O2 M24595 1206125

HOSE 6,3 PVC

3 E-SET SCHRAUBANSCHLUSS O2 M30571

OHNE ABBILDUNG
4 DICHTRING M07152
PACKING RING

CATO
N2O-ANSCHLUSS-SCHLAUCH 1,5M Bild/Picture 19

Datei/File: 5170000.019
CATO

1-4 N2O-ANSCHLUSS-SCHLAUCH 1,5M M32652
1 SH 6,4X3-PVC SW/N20 M24595 1206168

HOSE 6,3 PVC

3 E-SET SCHRAUBANSCHLUSS N2O M30575

OHNE ABBILDUNG
4 DICHTRING M07152
PACKING RING

CATO
MESSGASRUECKFUEHRUNG Bild/Picture 20
Datei/File: 5170000.020
CATO

1-7 MESSGASRUECKFUEHRUNG M32595
1 BAKTERIENFILTER 8402868
BACTERIA FILTER
2 LUER-LOCK.MAENNL. 8600214
LUER-LOCK, MALE - PM8020
3 GEHAEUSE M31848
HOUSING
4 O-RING 2M10296
O-RING SEAL
5 KAPPE M21482
CAP
6 VERLAENGERUNGSSCHLAUCH (10STCK M31884

LENGTHENING TUBE (10 PIECES)
7 SCHLAUCH 4X2,5 SI 1205102

HOSE 4X2,5 SI

CATO
ZUBEHOER HD-RUESTSATZ 11L Bild/Picture 21

Datei/File: 5170000.021
CATO

1-4 ZUBEHOER HD-RUESTSATZ 11L M33680
1 SCHALE, GRAU M17629

OHNE ABBILDUNG
TRAY, GREY
2 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956

OHNE ABBILDUNG
HEXAGON NUT M4 DIN 934-A4/051
3 (3+4) FLASCHENHALTER M21474

CYLINDER SUPPORT
4 SCHNALLRIEMEN M19101
BUCKLE STRAP

CATO
RESUTATOR 2000(ERWACHSENE) Bild/Picture 22

Datei/File: 5170000.022
CATO

3-10,15 RESUTATOR 2000(ERWACHSENE) 2120046
1,2,4- RESUTATOR 2000 (KINDER) 2120984

8,10,11 CHILD-RESUTATOR 2000
2,4-8,11- RESUTATOR 2000 (BABY) 2120941

14 BABY-RESUTATOR 2000
1 BEUTEL 2120992
REPLACEMENT BAG INFANT
2 ADAPTER (BEUTEL/VENTIL) 2120976

ADAPTER F.OVERPRESSURE 45MBAR
3 ADAPTER (BEUTEL/VENTIL) 2120100

ADAPTER BAG/PATIENTVALVE
4 HALTERING 2120178
RETAINING RING / CLAMP
5-8 PATIENTENVENTIL 2120097

PATIENT VALVE ASSEMBLY
5 VENTIL OBERTEIL 2120135

VALVE-HOUSING BAGSIDE
6 FLATTERVENTIL 5ER SET 2120151

INLET DIAPHRAGM
7 MEMBRAN, 2ER SET 2120143

DRUCKBILL DIAPHRAGM
8 VENTIL UNTERTEIL 2120127

VALVE-HOUSING/PATTENSIDE
9 MASKE GROESSE 5 2120186

SILICON-MASK SIZE 5
10 MASKE GROESZE 2 2120194

SILICON-MASK SIZE 2
11 MASKE GROESZE 2,RUND 2121034

SILICONE MASK SIZE 2, ROUND
12 MASKE,GROESZE 1,RUND 2121026

13 MASKE,GROESZE 0,RUND 2121018

14 BEUTEL 2120968
REPLACEMENT BAG BABY
15 BEUTEL 2120119
BAG RESUSCITATOR

CATO
ATEM-SCHLAUCHSET Bild/Picture 23
Datei/File: 5170000.023
CATO

1-6 ATEM-SCHLAUCHSET M30146
1 ATEMBEUTEL 2,3L ISO 2165708

BREATHING BAG 2,3L
2 DOPPELTUELLE 22/22 M25647

NOZZLE 22/22
3 ATEMSCHLAUCH E 150CM LG.MUFFE 2166046

BREATH.HOSE 150CMLONG SLEEVE
4 Y-STUECK ERW., LUER-LOCK M33278

Y-PIECE ADULT,LUER LOCK
5 ATEMSCHLAUCH E 110CM LG.MUFFE 2166038

BREATH.HOSE LONG 110CM SLEEVE
6 5 MIKROBENFILTER 654 ST, ISO 6733895

OHNE ABBILDUNG
SET MIC.FILTER 654ST-ISOCLICK

CATO
OVALROHR-GELENKARM Bild/Picture 24
Datei/File: 5170000.024

CATO

1-8 OVALROHR-GELENKARM M34080
1 SENSORHALTER M34081
SENSOR HOLDER
2 KABELFUEHRUNG M34082
CABLE BUSHING
3 KLEMMHEBEL 8602177
CLAMPING LEVER
4 KAPPE MIT LOCH M34174

CAP WITH HOLE
5 KAPPE OHNE LOCH M34175

OHNE ABBILDUNG
CAP WITHOUT HOLE
6 KLEMMHUELSE M5 8602179
SPLIT TAPER SOCKET M5
7 KLEMMHUELSE 8602210
SPLIT TAPER SOCKET
8 SCHRAUBE 8602178
SCREW

CATO
KOLBENZYLINDEREINHEIT Bild/Picture 25
CLOSED SYSTEM
Datei/File: 5170000.025

CATO

1-14 KOLBENZYLINDEREINHEIT M29575
CLOSED SYSTEM
1 E-SET VERSCHLUSSBOLZEN M24752

OHNE ABBILDUNG
REP.SET CLOSING BOLT
2 SPRENGRING DIN7993-A9 X12CRNI 1339206

SPRING RING DIN7993-A9 X12CRNI
3 O-RING M31019
O-RING SEAL
4 ZYLINDER M29587
CYLINDER
5-6a PAT.-SET F.KOLBEN/ZYLINDEREIN. M29640

OHNE ABBILDUNG
PATIENT-SET DIVAN
5a ROLLMEMBRAN M29664
DIAPHRAGM
5b ZYLINDEREINHEIT M29688
CYLINDER UNIT
6 KOLBENKOPF M29960
OHNE ABBILDUNG
PISTON TOP
6a DICHTUNG M27721 5
OHNE ABBILDUNG
GASKET
7 KOLBENSTANGE M32891
PISTON ROD
8 ZYLINDER M29586
CYLINDER
9 ZUGANKER M31652
TIE ROD
10 LIPPENDICHTUNG 8407628
LIP SEAL
11 FEDER 8400496
OHNE ABBILDUNG
SPRING
12 KOLBENHALTER M29602
OHNE ABBILDUNG
PISTON SUPPORT
CATO

13 ARRETIERUNGSBLECH M29603
OHNE ABBILDUNG
LOCKING DISK
14 REPARATURSET AF00358
BEINHALTET M29590 UND M29605
OHNE ABBILDUNG
REPAIR SET
COMPRISED M29590 AND M29605
15 RAT-KOLBENZYLINDEREINHEIT M30869
REP.EXCH.CLOSED SYSTEM (M29575

CATO
FLASCHENPAKET Bild/Picture 26
SECRETION JAR SET
Datei/File: 5170000.026

CATO

1-10 FLASCHENPAKET 2M85056
SECRETION JAR SET
1 WINKELTUELLE 2M19063
ANGULAR PORCELAIN BUSH
2-5 FLASCHENKAPPE 2M85011

CYLINDER CAP
2 SEKRETFLASCHENDECKEL 2M19065
COVER FOR SECRETION BOTTLE
3 HUELSE 2M19064
BUSH
4 SCHWIMMER M26007
FLOAT
5 MUFFE M26008
BUSHING
6 ABSAUGESCHLAUCH M25780
ASPIRATION HOSE
7 SEKRETSCHAUGLAS M07582
SECRETION CONTROL GLASS
8 BEHAELTER 2M85594
RECEPTACLE
9 TRAGEGESTELL 2M85380
SUPPORTING FRAME
10 E-SET FLASCHENHALTER 2M85536

REP.SET CYLINDER SUPPORT

CATO
ABSPERRB.ABSAUGEEJEKTOR Bild/Picture 27
Datei/File: 5170000.027

CATO

1-16 ABSPERRB.ABSAUGEEJEKTOR 2M85032
1 ABSPERRVENTIL 2M85031
STOP VALVE,CPL.
2 ABSAUGEEJEKTOR 2M85019
ASPIRATION EJECTOR
3 SCHLAUCH 5X2-SI60SHA NF M25779 1203606

HOSE 5X2SI 60SHA NF M25779
4 5 BAKTERIENFILTER 767 ST 6723976

OHNE ABBILDUNG
SET OF 5 BACTERIA FILT.(CH102)
5 BAKTERIENFILTER 767 ST CH00102

OHNE ABBILDUNG
BACTERIA FILTERS
6 UEBERWURFSCHRAUBE M09088
MALE FITTING FOR PIPES
7 SCHALTER,KPL. 2M85609
SWITCH,CPL.
8 DICHTRING M07142
OHNE ABBILDUNG
PACKING RING
9 DICHTRING M07143
OHNE ABBILDUNG
PACKING RING
10 DICHTRING M07144
OHNE ABBILDUNG
PACKING RING
11 SATZ BEFESTIGUNGSTEILE M23445

OHNE ABBILDUNG
SET OF MOUNTING PARTS
12 SIEBEINSATZ D11521
OHNE ABBILDUNG
MESH BOTTOM
12 SATZ DUESEN M23437

OHNE ABBILUNG
SET OF NOZZLES

CATO

13 REGELEINHEIT M22145
REP.SET CONTROL UNIT
14 DICHTRING-SET D20215
OHNE ABBILDUNG
SET OF PACKING RINGS
15 MANOMETER,ES/MS 7278090
PRESSURE GAUGE
16 SCHALLDAEMPFER 2M85034
SOUND ABSORBER
17 ABSPERRB.ABSAUGEEJEKTOR 2M85622
OHNE ABBILDUNG
LOCKABLE ASPIR.EJECT.3BAR

CATO
VENTILBLOCK, VOLLST. Bild/Picture 28

VALVE BLOCK, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170000.028

CATO

1-4 VENTILBLOCK, VOLLST. 8602034
VALVE BLOCK, CPL.
OHNE ABBILDUNG

OHNE ABBILDUNG
3 O-RING D18400
OHNE ABBILDUNG
O-RING SEAL
4 O-RING E20274
O-RING SEAL
5 RS-A-KONUS CATO 8602010

OHNE ABBILDUNG
MODIFICATION KIT A-CONE
6 SICHERHEITSVENTIL 8602028
OHNE ABBILDUNG
SAFETY VALVE
7 SCHLAUCHHALTER M34160
OHNE ABBILDUNG
HOSE SUPPORT
8-10 VERBINDUNGSSCHLAUCH M33753

OHNE ABBILDUNG
CONNECTING HOSE
9 LEITUNG,UGR. M17934
OHNE ABBILDUNG
LINE
10 RING R10664
OHNE ABBILDUNG
RING
11 SCHLAUCHSCHELLE RM08365
OHNE ABBILDUNG
HOSE CLIP

CATO

12 SCHLAUCH 6,3X3 CR EINL.SW 1207989
OHNE ABBILDUNG
HOSE 6,3X3 CR INSERT SW
13 VERBINDUNGSSCHLAUCH 1,1M 8602005

(12+14) OHNE ABBILDUNG
CONNECTING HOSE

OHNE ABBILDUNG
15 BEST.LP MUTTERBOARD 8201661

OHNE ABBILDUNG
PCB MOTHERBOARD

CATO
GEHAEUSE 2H,0.5B VOLLST. Bild/Picture 29

Datei/File: 5170000.029
CATO

1-8 GEHAEUSE 2H,0.5B VOLLST. 8602110
1 HALTER 2M17304
SUPPORT
2 SCHRAUBE 2M17288
SCREW
3 SCHRAUBE 2M17338
SCREW
4 BLECH 2M17305
SHEET METAL
5 KLINKE 2M17303
CATCH
6 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A4 1327542

WASHER A 4,3 DIN 125-A4

8 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956


CATO
SATZ BUEGEL, GROSS Bild/Picture 30

SET OF CLIPS, BIG
Datei/File: 5170000.030
CATO

1 SATZ BUEGEL, GROSS M33441
SET OF CLIPS, BIG
2 SATZ BUEGEL, KLEIN M33442

SET OF CLIPS, SMALL
3 HALTER M31963
SUPPORT

CATO
GRIFF,KOMPLETT Bild/Picture 31
HANDLE, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170000.031

CATO

1 GRIFF,KOMPLETT M33012
HANDLE, CPL.
2 FOLIENTASTATUR,VOLLST. 8201346
KEY PAD, LEFT
3 FOLIENTASTATUR,VOLLST. 8201336
KEY PAD, RIGHT
4 KABELBAUM TASTEN 8201758

CABLE HARNESS KEYS

CATO
BASISPLATTE,VOLLST. Bild/Picture 32
BASE PLATE, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170000.032
CATO

1-6 BASISPLATTE,VOLLST. M31973
BASE PLATE, CPL.
1 HALTER 2M17304
SUPPORT
2 KAPPE M27256
CAP
3 KAPPE,WEISS M25146
CAP,WHITE
4 DICHTRING R15422
PACKING RING

6 SCHRAUBE 2M17338
SCREW

DrägerService Medical Division
DIVAN Seite/Page 1 von 54
DIVAN

DIVAN

Sach-Nr. Benennung
M31880 DIVAN
DIVAN
M34580 DIVAN PCV

DIVAN PCV

DIVAN

Summary of pictures

1 DIVAN M31880
DIVAN
2 DIVAN M31880
DIVAN
3 DIVAN M31880
DIVAN
4 FRONTPLATTE M29680
FRONT PANEL
5 HEIZUNG M29973
HEATING
6 LUEFTER M31533
FAN
7 SCHNITTSTELLE-BREASY M31690
INTERFACE - BREASY
8 ANSCHLUSSPLATTE M31691
CONNECTING PLATE
9 ANTRIEBSEINHEIT M31461
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
12 KOLBENSTANGEN-VERRIEGELUNG M31535
PISTON ROD LOCK
13 ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMATIK M31881
ELECTRONIC PNEUMATIC
16 PNEUMATIK M31688
PNEUMATIC
17 PNEUMATIK M31688
PNEUMATIC
18 PNEUMATIKBLOCK M31687
PNEUMATIC BLOCK
19 TUELLE, VOLLST. M30777

SOCKET,CPL.

DIVAN

SAFETY VALVE
21 DECKEL, VOLLST. M32681

COVER, CPL.
22 GEHAEUSE, VOLLST. M31882

HOUSING, CPL.

HOUSING, CPL.

HOUSING, CPL.

DIVAN
DIVAN Bild/Picture 1
DIVAN
Datei/File: 5170010.001
DIVAN
DIVAN
Datei/File: 5170010.002
DIVAN
DIVAN
Datei/File: 5170010.003
DIVAN

1-34 DIVAN M31880
DIVAN
1 GEHAEUSE,VOLLST. M31882
HOUSING, CPL.
2 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

3 DECKEL,VOLLST. M32681
COVER, CPL.
4 FRONTPLATTE (DIVAN) M29680

FRONT PANEL (DIVAN)
5 ZYLINDERSCHRAUBE M 4X8 DIN 912 1263056

CH.HEAD SCREW M4X8 DIN912
6 ABDECKUNG M29636
COVER
7 B4 DIN 137-NICHTROST.ST 1335308

B4 DIN 137-STAINLESS STEEL
8 TYPENSCHILD 8303877
TYPE PLATE
9 ABDECKBLECH M29541
COVER PLATE
10 AM5X35 DIN 963-A2/051 1305514

AM5X35 DIN 963-A2/051
11 SCHIENE,KOMPLETT M34157
RAIL, CPL.
12 RAMMSCHUTZ (UGR.) M29616

PILE PROTECTOR
13 ABDECKWINKEL (UGR.) M29955

COVER ELBOW
14-17 PLATINENHALTER,UGR. M29943

BOARD SUPPORT
14 BLECH M29942
SHEET METAL
15 KLEBEBD 12X1,6 PVC-SCHAUM SW X 1202421

ADH. TAPE 12X1,6 PVC-FOAM SW X
16 ABSTANDSHALTER M29941
DISTANCE SPREADER
17 SENKSCHRAUBE AM3X6 DIN963-A4 B 1287400

COUNTERS.SCREW AM3X6DIN963-A4
18 TRANSPORTSICHERUNG (DIVAN) 8712525

SAFETY DEVICE F.TRANSP.(DIVAN)

DIVAN

19 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25
CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
20 KREUZHALTERUNG 8404154
CROSS SUPPORT
21 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A4 1327542

22-28 SCHACHTABDECKUNG,UGR. M30651

SHAFT COVER
22 SCHACHTABDECKUNG M29638
SHAFT COVER
23 LINSENZYL.SCHR.AM 3X5 DIN 85 1288083

RAISED CH.H.SCREW AM 3X5 DIN85
24 MUTTER BM3 DIN 439-A4/051 1334743

NUT BM3 DIN 439-A4/051
25 WINKEL 8300391
ANGLE
25-28 SCHUTZLEITERKLEMME NG 8300390

EARTH CONDUCTOR TERMINAL
26 KLEMMBUEGEL E2 DIN46282-MS/VN 1284096

CLAMP STRAP E2 DIN-46282-MS

28 SCHRAUBE AM 4X8 DIN 84-A4 NG 1330659

CHEESE HEAD SCREW AM4X8 DIN84
29 FAECHERSCHEIBE A4,3 DIN6798 1334921

SERR.LOCK WASHER A4,3 DIN6798
30 M4X20 DIN 912-A4/051 1329308

M4X20 DIN 912-A4/051
31 KAPPE M27256
CAP
HOSE SUPPORT
33 KLOTZ M34158
BLOCK
34 M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051 1320858

M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051

DIVAN
FRONTPLATTE Bild/Picture 4
FRONT PANEL
Datei/File: 5170010.004
DIVAN

1-18 FRONTPLATTE (DIVAN) M29680
FRONT PANEL (DIVAN)
1 DREHKNOPF M29954
CONTROL KNOB
2 BEDIENFELD M29557
CONTROL PANEL
2a BEDIENFELD M34770
(PCV-Divan)
CONTROL PANEL
(PCV-Divan)
3 FRONTPLATTE (UGR.) M29534

FRONT PANEL
4 BUCHSE M29784
SOCKET
5 BEST.LP DISPLAY 8201090

PCB DISPLAY
5 RAT-BEST.LP DISPLAY (8201090 8201094

REP.EXCH.PCB DISPLAY (8201190
6,8 LP FRONT 1 8202021

PCB FRONT 1
6,8 RAT-LP FRONT 1 (8202021 8202023

REP.EXCH.PCB FRONT 1 (8202021
6a, 8a BEST.LP FRONT 2 8202101

(PCV-Divan)
PCB FRONT 2
(PCV-Divan)
6a, 8a RAT.BEST.LP FRONT 2 (8202101 8202103

(PCV-Divan)
(PCV-Divan)
6A LED-DISPLAY LV00945 1827456

LED-DISPLAY LV00945
7 ABSTANDSHALTER 8305279
SPACER
9 ZYLINDERSCHRAUBE AM 3X12 DIN84 1304232

10 FIBERRING D04766 50
FIBRE RING
11 DIN 84-AM3X6-A4 1330810

SCREW M3X6 DIN 84-A4
12 IMPULSGEBER,VOLLST. 8200957
PULSE GENERATOR,CPL.
DIVAN

13 WINKEL M29568
ELBOW
14 WINKEL M29569
ELBOW
15 AM4X8 DIN 963-A4/051 1329324

AM4X8 DIN 963-A4/051
16 BLECH M30719
SHEET METAL
17 FERRITSCHALE 50P-BDLTG LV01194 1830406

FERRIT TRAY 5OP-BDLTG LV01194


DIVAN
HEIZUNG Bild/Picture 5
HEATING
Datei/File: 5170010.005
DIVAN

1-26 HEIZUNG M29973
HEATING
1-3 ABSAUGSTUTZEN (UGR.) M30536

ASPIRATION SOCKET
1 ABSAUGSTUTZEN,UGR. M30533
ASPIRATION SOCKET
2 O-RING M29902 5
O-RING SEAL
3 DICHTUNG M27721 5
GASKET
4-24+26 GRUNDPLATTE,UGR. M30535

BASE PLATE
4 GRUNDPLATTE,UGR. M30537
BASE PLATE
5-9+26 HEIZPLATTE (UGR.) M30509

HOT PLATE
5 HEIZPLATTE,UGR. M30862
HOT PLATE
6 BEST.SB HEIZMODUL 8350042

PCB HEATING MODULE
7 VLIES M30529
MAT
8 TRAEGERPLATTE M30524
SUPPORT PANEL
9 SICHERUNGSSCHEIBE 4 DIN6799 1328999 50

THRUST WASHER 4 DIN 6799
10 FEDER R21629 5
SPRING
11 DISTANZBOLZEN 8200641
DISTANCE BOLT
12 BEST.LP HEIZUNG 8201360

PCB HEATING
13 FEDERRING B3 DIN127-X12CRNI NG 1309749

14 DIN 7985-M3X5-A2-H 1340719

DIN 7985-M3X5-A2-H
15 BLECH M30538
SHEET METAL
16 SCHRAUBE DIN 84-AM2,5X6-A4 1330535

SCREW DIN 84-AM2,5X6-A4

DIVAN

17 FEDER M12746
SPRING
18 KAPPE M30688
CAP
19 FEDER R24863
SPRING
20 RIEGEL M30534
BOLT
21 BODENBLECH M30532
BASE PLATE
BASE PLATE
23 ISOLATIONS-FILM M31679
INSULATION FILM
24 M4X6 DIN 551-A4 1320793

M4X6 DIN 551-A4
25 KABELBAUM HEIZUNG 8201128

CABLE HARNESS HEATING INST.
INSULATION FILM

DIVAN
LUEFTER Bild/Picture 6
FAN
Datei/File: 5170010.006
DIVAN

1-4 LUEFTER, VOLLST. M31533
FAN, CPL.
1 LUEFTER 12VDC 80X80X32 LV00549 1821989

FAN 12V DC1, 83 LV00549
2 SCHR.SH 3,2-1,6X0,5-8301798 NG 1200186

SHR.D.PLAST.TUB.3,2-1,6X0,5
3 AMP-STIFT 8301954
AMP-PIN
4 X-METRI 1X3 AUFNA-GE LV00931 1826115

X-METRI 1X3 DWN 3118

DIVAN
SCHNITTSTELLE-BREASY Bild/Picture 7
INTERFACE - BREASY
Datei/File: 5170010.007
DIVAN

1-15 SCHNITTSTELLE-BREASY M31690
INTERFACE - BREASY
CONNECTING PLATE
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SI NF M17749 1180614

2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN BR 1204815

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BROWN
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN BL 1204785

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BL
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN RT 1204793

HOSE 2X1-SIGN RED
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN GN 1204807

HOSE 2X1-SIGN GREEN
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN GE 1204831

HOSE 2X1-SIGN YELLOW
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN OR 1204823

HOSE 2X1-SIGN ORANGE
3A DICHTUNG 8404065 5
GASKET
3-13 VERRIEGELUNG,UGR. M29637

LOCK
3 SEITENBLECH (UGR.) M29659

SIDE PANEL
4 GEWINDEZAPFEN M29940
THREADED PLUG
5 FED.DRUCKSTUECK DWN 680-KN-M8 1340891

THRUST PIECE DWN 680-KN-M8
6 MITNEHMER M29545
DRIVER
7 KUPPLUNGSSTIFT 1299859
COUPLING PIN
8 BUCHSE M29601
SOCKET
9 WELLE M29546
SHAFT
10 SCHEIBE 8402392 10
WASHER
11 HEBEL M29536
LEVER

DIVAN

12 STIFT M29691
PIN
13 3X12 DIN 1473-NICHTROST.ST 1309900

3X12 DIN 1473-STAINLESS STEEL
14 SCHLAUCHKLEMME M31681
HOSE CLAMP
15 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323

DIVAN
ANSCHLUSSPLATTE Bild/Picture 8
CONNECTING PLATE
Datei/File: 5170010.008
DIVAN

1-6 ANSCHLUSSPLATTE M31691
CONNECTING PLATE
1 SCHEIBE MIT DICHTLIPPE M31680

DISK WITH SEALING LIP
CONNECTING PLATE
3 O-RING M32804 10
O-RING SEAL
4 TUELLE 8400964 10
SOCKET
5 SCHLAUCHVERSCHRAUBUNG 8402032 5
THREADED HOSE COUPLING


DIVAN
ANTRIEBSEINHEIT Bild/Picture 9
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
Datei/File: 5170010.009
DIVAN
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
Datei/File: 5170010.010
DIVAN
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
Datei/File: 5170010.011
DIVAN

1-27 ANTRIEBSEINHEIT M31461
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
1-27 RAT-ANTRIEBSEINHEIT (M31461 M31867

REP.EXCH.DRIVE ASSEMBLY(M31461
1 SEITENTEIL M31307
SIDE PANEL
2 SEITENTEIL M31308
SIDE PANEL
3 ABSTANDSBOLZEN M29503
DISTANCE BOLT
4 DIN 912-M5X20-A4 1340026

DIN 912-M5X20-A4
5 B5,3 DIN 9021-A4 1329472

WASHER B 5,3 DIN 9021-A4
6 5X20 DIN 1474-A1 1324012

5X20 DIN 1474-A1
7 ZAHNRIEMEN M31499
TOOTHED BELT
8 ANTRIEBSABDECKUNG M29574
DRIVE COVER
9 FUEHRUNG M29699
GUIDE
10 M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051 1320858

M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051
11 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
12 ZAHNRIEMEN M31498
TOOTHED BELT
PISTON ROD LOCK
14 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A4 1327542

15 WELLE,VOLLST. M34384
SHAFT, CPL.
16 WELLE,UGR. M31458
SHAFT
17-19 MOTOR,UGR. M31500

Ansicht A
MOTOR
View A

DIVAN

17 MOTOR M29515
MOTOR
18 ANTRIEBSSCHEIBE M31496
DRIVE WHEEL
19 SPANNHUELSE 3X20 DIN 1481 1308432

CLAMPING SLEEVE 3X20 DIN 1481
20-24 LICHTSCHRANKE,UGR. M30806

LIGHT BARRIER
20 WINKEL M30805
ELBOW
21 BEST.LP IMPULSGEBER 8201400

PCB PULSE GENERATOR
21 V-GABELLICHTSCHRANKE NG 1810294
ohne Abbildung
V LIGHT BARRIER
without illustration
22 SECHSKT.MUTTER M3 DIN934-M A4 1334913 10

23 DIN 84-AM3X6-A4 1330810

24 SCHEIBE A 3,2 DIN 125-A2 1330233

25 BEST.LP INKREMENTALGEBER 8201350

PCB INCREMENTAL ENCODER
25 RAT-BEST.LP INKREM.GEB(8201350 8201354

REP.EXCH.PCB INCR.ENC.(8201350
26 KABELBAUM 2 (DIVAN) 8200707

CABLE HARNESS
27 DREHGEBER,KOMPL. M34380
SHAFT ENCODER, CPL.

DIVAN
KOLBENSTANGEN-VERRIEGELUNG Bild/Picture 12
PISTON ROD LOCK
Datei/File: 5170010.012
DIVAN

1-12 KOLBENSTANGEN-VERRIEGELUNG M31535
PISTON ROD LOCK
1 MITNEHMER M31507
DRIVER
2 M6X25 DIN 923-A2 1337785

M6X25 DIN 923-A2
3 HEBEL,UGR. M29625
LEVER
4 DRUCKBOLZEN M29621
PRESSURE BOLT
5 SCHLIESSFEDER 3-5 D10352

CLOSING SPRING 3-5
6 KRALLE M29624
CLUTCH
7 M4X8 DIN 923-5.8/155 1297287

M4X8 DIN 923-5.8/155
8 SICHERUNGSBLECH M29663
SAFETY PLATE
9 SCHRAUBE AM4X6 DIN 84-A4 1330829

SCREW AM4X6 DIN 84-A4
10 SPANNSTUECK M29627
MOUNTING PIECE
11 DIN 84-AM4X12-A2 1287710 20

SCREW AM 4X12 DIN 84-A2
12 BOLZEN 3X10 DIN 1474-A1 NG 1269372

BOLT 3X10 DIN 1474-A1

DIVAN
ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMATIK Bild/Picture 13
Datei/File: 5170010.013
DIVAN
Datei/File: 5170010.014
DIVAN
Datei/File: 5170010.015
DIVAN

1-29 ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMATIK M31881
ELECTRONIC-PNEUTATIC
1,4-7 ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMATIK FUER RAT M32582

ELECTRONIC-PNEUMATIC F.REP.EX
1,4-7 RAT-ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMAT.(M32582 M32581

REP.EXCH.ELECTRON.PNEUM(M32582
1 PNEUMATIK M31688
PNEUMATIC
2 KABELSCHELLE 2M14128
CABLE CLAMP

4 DIN 7985-M3X16-A2-H 1340735

DIN 7985-M3X16-A2-H
5 SCHEIBE A 3,2 DIN 125-A2 1330233

6 DIN 7985-M3X12-A2-H 1342142

DIN 7985-M3X12-A2-H
7 BEST.LP MUTTERBOARD 8201661

PCB MOTHERBOARD
7 RAT-BEST.LP MUTTERBOAR(8201661 8201663

REP.EXCH.PCB MOTHERBOA(8201661
8 KABELBAUM 5 NG 8200686
CABLE HARNESS 5

CABLE HARNESS 1 (DIVAN)
10 BEST.LP AD/DA 8200970

PCB AD/DA
10 RAT-BEST. LP AD/DA (8200970 8200974

REP.EXCH. PCB AD/DA (8200970
11 BEST.LP CPU-STANDARD 2 8305141

PCB CPU STANDARD 2
11 RAT-BEST.LP CPU STAN.2(8305141 8305664

REP.EXCH.PCB CPU ST.2 (8305141
11 IC MC 6802 1809156
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT MC 6802
CROSS SUPPORT
13 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)

DIVAN

14 SCHEIBE B 4,3 DIN 9021-A4 NG 1331914
15 LITHIUM-BATTERIE TL 5135 3,6 V 1817582

LITHIUM STORAGE BATTERY TL5135
16 DRUCKSENSOR 1 (PE3) 8200785

PRESSURE SENSOR 1 (PE3)
17,19 SOFTWARE 06.43 DIVAN 8201898

SOFTWARE 06.43 DIVAN
18 BEST.LP CPU-UEBERWACHUNG 8200990

PCB CPU-MONITORING
18 RAT-BEST.LP CPU-UEBERW(8200990 8200994

REP.EXCH.PCB CPU CONTR(8200990
20 LINS.ZYL.SCHRB.AM3X6 DIN 85-A4 1288091

RAIS.CH.H.SCREW AM3X6 DIN85-A4
FIBRE RING
22 DRUCKSENSOR 2 (PE1/PE2) 8200599

PRESSURE SENSOR 2 (PE1/PE2)
23-28 RUESTSATZ DIVAN CPU 1 8201656

MODIFICATION KIT DIVAN CPU 1
23,24,25 RUESTSATZ 2 DIVAN CPU1 8202100

a, 26-28 (PCV-Divan)
MODIF.KIT 2 DIVAN CPU1
(PCV-Divan)
23 REAL-TIME-CLOCK+RAM (MC146818) 1820273

REAL-TIME-CLOCK+RAM (MC146818)
24 SRAM 8KX8 (TC5565) 1817426

RAM 8KX8 BIT
25 BEST.LP MEMORY-DECODER 8200571

PCB MEMORY DECODER
25a BEST.LP EPROM (DIVAN) 8202111

PCB EPROM (DIVAN)
26 D ACIA 50B.BIS 19,2KB LV00114 1813390

D ACIA 50B.BIS 19,2 KB LV00114
27 TIMER 6840-4 D28P 1813900

TIMER 6840-4 D28P
28 XFL KURZSCHLUSSBUCHSE 2POL. 1814508 10

XFL SHORT CIRCUIT SOCKET 2POL.
29 NIPPEL 8301823
NIPPLE

DIVAN
PNEUMATIK Bild/Picture 16
PNEUMATIC
Datei/File: 5170010.016
DIVAN
PNEUMATIC
Datei/File: 5170010.017
DIVAN

1-41 PNEUMATIK M31688
PNEUMATIC
1 EINSCHUBBLECH M31686
PLUG-IN PLATE

3 SCHEIBE A 5,3 DIN 125-A4 1326279

4 SCHRAUBE M5X12 DIN 85-A2 NG 1298852

5 KABELDURCHFUEHRUNG CH17949
CABLE BUSHING
6 BUCHSE 8408312
SOCKET
7 T-TUELLE 6800187 5
T-SOCKET
8 SCHRAUBE AM3X8 DIN 963-A4/051 1287419

SCREW AM 3X8 DIN 963-A4/051
PNEUMATIC BLOCK
10 GIMETALL-LAGER 2M06157 5
RUBBER METAL CONNECTION
11 SCHRAUBE AM 4X5 DIN 85-A4 1330063 20

12 SCHEIBE B 4,3 DIN 9021-A4 NG 1331914

13 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

14 3/2-WEGE-VENTIL M29566
15 SCHWENKVERSCHRAUBUNG 8402034
SWIVELLING SCREW-FITTING
16 KABELBAUM 6 8201597
CABLE HARNESS 6
17 DOSIERUNG 2,3 (1,5/0,08) M31879

DOSAGE 2,3 (1,5/0,08)
18 REDUZIERSTUECK M22286 5
REDUCER
19 T-STUECK 8401083
T-PIECE

DIVAN

20 PLATTE M30530
PLATE
21 PLATTE M31689
PLATE

WASHER WITH SEALING LIP
23 PLATTE M30552
PLATE
24 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN BR 1204815

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BROWN
24 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN OR 1204823

24 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN GE 1204831

24 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN RT 1204793

HOSE 2X1-SIGN RED
24 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SI NF M17749 1180614

24 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN BL 1204785

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BL

26 SCHRUMPFSCHLAUCH PAC EX 1202774

SHRINK HOSE PAC EX
27 BUCHSE 8301453
SOCKET
28-33 HALTEBLECH M31685

SUPPORT PLATE
28 HALTEBLECH M30684
SUPPORT PLATE
SAFETY VALVE
30 BUEGEL CH13155
CLIP
31 DIN 84-AM3X6-A4 1330810

32 SILICONSCHLAUCH 6X2,5NF M29907 1197851

SILICONE HOSE 6X2,5 NF M29907
SAFETY VALVE
34 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

DIVAN

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
35 PEEP-VENTIL 8406516
PEEP VALVE
35 RAT-PEEP-VENTIL (8406516 8407223

REP.EXCH.PEEP-VALVE (8406516
36 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323

38 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A4 1327542


40 HALTER M31684
SUPPORT
41 DOSIERUNG 4 (0,5/0,16) M31878

DOSAGE 4 (0,5/0,16)

DIVAN
PNEUMATIKBLOCK Bild/Picture 18
PNEUMATIC BLOCK
Datei/File: 5170010.018
DIVAN

1-7 PNEUMATIKBLOCK M31687
PNEUMATIC BLOCK

PNEUMATIC BLOCK
3 TUELLE 8400964 10
SOCKET
5 O-RING M32804 10
O-RING SEAL
6 KUG. DIN 5401 3,0 G20-1.3541 1270591

3MM III DIN 540 1-X45CR 13
7 KUGEL 4 MM III DIN5401-X45CR13 1270621 20

BALL 4 MM III DIN 5401-X45CR13

DIVAN
TUELLE, VOLLST. Bild/Picture 19

SOCKET,CPL.
Datei/File: 5170010.019
DIVAN

1-4 TUELLE, VOLLST. M30777
SOCKET, CPL.
1-3,4A TUELLE M29927

SOCKET
1 BOLZEN M28790
BOLT
2 RUNDSCHNURRING M12165 10
3 SCHEIBE M28791
DISC
4 TUELLE M28785
SOCKET
4A TUELLE M29930
SOCKET

DIVAN
SICHERHEITSVENTIL Bild/Picture 20
SAFETY VALVE
Datei/File: 5170010.020
DIVAN

1-6 SICHERHEITSVENTIL M31822
SAFETY VALVE

SAFETY VALVE
1 VENTILGEHAEUSE M31820
VALVE HOUSING
2 KUGEL DIN5401 4,5 G20-1.3541 1329995 10

BALL DIN5401 4,5 G20-1.3541
3 FEDER 8403504
SPRING
4 EINSTELLSCHRAUBE M31819
ADJUSTING SCREW
5 MUTTER 8300656
NUT


DIVAN
DECKEL, VOLLST. Bild/Picture 21

COVER, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170010.021
DIVAN

1-18 DECKEL,VOLLST. M32681
COVER, CPL.
1 KLAPPE, UGR. M29667

FLAP
COVER PLATE
3 SCHLITZMUTTER T04896
SLOTTED ROUND NUT
4 SCHEIBE B 4,3 DIN 9021-A4 NG 1331914

5 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

6-18 DECKEL,UGR. M29314

COVER
6 HALTERUNG M29938
SUPPORT
7 HALTERUNG M29937
SUPPORT
8 ABDECKUNG M30950
COVER
9 BLECH M29311
SHEET METAL

11 SCHARNIER M29632
HINGE
12 AM3X10 DIN 963-A4/051 1334549

AM3X10 DIN 963-A4/051
13 SCHARNIERBEFESTIGUNG M29633
HINGE FIXING


16 SCHEIBE A 3,2 DIN 125-A2 1330233

17 MAGNETVERSCHLUSS 2M10046
MAGNETIC LOCK
18 SCHRAUBE AM3X16 DIN 963-A2 1334557 20


DIVAN
GEHAEUSE, VOLLST. Bild/Picture 22

HOUSING, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170010.022
DIVAN

HOUSING, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170010.023
DIVAN

HOUSING, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170010.024
DIVAN

1-64 GEHAEUSE,VOLLST. M31882
HOUSING, CPL.
1 GEHAEUSE,UGR. M29535
HOUSING
2 DRUCKANSCHLUSS,UGR. M29698
PRESSURE CONNECTION
3 DICHTUNG 8404065 5
GASKET
4 6KT-MUTTER BM12X1,5 DIN 439 NG 1329146

HEXAGON NUT BM12X1,5 DIN439/A4
5-8 LUEFTER,UGR. M29615

FAN
5 LUEFTERBLECH M29544
FAN SHEET METAL
6 M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051 1320858

M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051
7 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

8 LUEFTER, VOLLST. M31533

FAN, CPL.

10 HALTER,UGR. M29573
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
12 M3X6 DIN 912-A2 1331930

M3X6 DIN 912-A2
13 SCHEIBE B3,2 DIN 9021-A4 1335359

WASHER B3,2 DIN 9021-A4
14 SCHIENE M29654
RAIL
15 VERSCHLUSS-STOPFEN G60455 10
VENT PLUG
16 SCHRAUBE M 8X60 DIN 6912-A2 1329952 5

SCREW M 8X60 DIN 6912-A2
17 ROHR M29653
TUBE
18 SCHEIBE M29565 2
WASHER

DIVAN

19 TRENNBLECH,UGR. M29695
SEPARATING PLATE
20 DURCHFUEHRUNG NG 2M12831
DUCT
21 M4X16 DIN 912-A4/051 1329294

M4X16 DIN 912-A4/051
COVER PLATE
23 ZYL.SCHRAUBE M3X4 DIN84-A4 NG 1321609

CHEESE HEAD SCREW M3X4DIN84-A4
BASE PLATE
BASE PLATE
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
26 RAT-ANTRIEBSEINHEIT (M31461 M31867

ELECTRONIC-PNEUTATIC
INTERFACE - BREASY
29 FUEHRUNG M29552
CONDUCTING
30 M4X25 DIN 912-A4 1305433

M4X25 DIN 912-A4
31 ZYL.SCHRAUBE M4X12 DIN912 NIRO 1293664

CHEESE HEAD SCREW M4X12 DIN912
32 SCHEIBE A 8,4 DIN125-A4/051 NG 1324780

WASHER A 8,4 DIN 125-A4/051
33 PUFFER 6800478 20
BUFFER
CABLE CLAMP
35 ANSCHLUSSNIPPEL 8404506
CONNECTION NIPPLE
36 BLECH M29542
SHEET METAL
CABLE BUSHING
38 SECHSKANTMUTTER M 8 DIN 934 1267574

DIVAN

HEXAGON NUT M 8 DIN 934
39 KAPPE M27256
CAP
40 GEWINDEBOLZEN M31817
HINGE BOLT
41 SECHSKANTMUTT. M8 DIN985-6-155 1268686

42 SCHEIBE A 8,4 DIN125-A4/051 NG 1324780

43 HEIZUNG M29973
HEATING
44- RUESTSATZ WINKELBLECH M31823

58+64 MODIF.KIT ANGLED PLATE
44 DOSIERUNG 8403795
DOSAGE


47 WINKEL M29951
ELBOW
48 GEHAEUSE M27548
HOUSING
50 REDUZIERNIPPEL 8402582
REDUCTING NIPPLE
51 DRUCKREGLER 8402745
PRESSURE REGULATOR
52 SIEBEINSATZ D02316 5
MESH BOTTOM
53 FILTRATIONSVORSATZ 8405241 5
FILTERING ADAPTER
54 DICHTRING U01346 10
PACKING RING
SCREW-IN CONNECTION
56 SCHLAUCHANSATZ, MAENNL. 8405244

HOSE NOZZLE, MALE
57 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323

DIVAN

58 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25
CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)

60 SCHRAUBE M30871
SCREW
61 KABEL M30654
CABLE
62 WASSERFALLE,UGR. M30723
WATER TRAP
63 MESSANSCHLUSS,UGR. M30725
MEASURING CONNECTION
64 DRUCKRING DM 4, SCHWARZ M30963 10


SPANNUNGSVERSORGUNG, VOLLST. Seite/Page 1 von 8
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.

POWER SUPPLY, CPL.

Sach-Nr. Benennung
8201650 SPANNUNGSVERSORGUNG,VOLLST.
POWER SUPPLY,CPL.

POWER SUPPLY, CPL.

Summary of pictures

1 SPANNUNGSVERSORGUNG,VOLLST. 8201650
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.

POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
SPANNUNGSVERSORGUNG,VOLLST. Bild/Picture 1
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170011.001
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170011.002
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.
Datei/File: 5170011.003
POWER SUPPLY, CPL.

1-21 SPANNUNGSVERSORGUNG,VOLLST. 8201650
POWER SUPPLY,CPL.
1-21 RAT-SPANNUNGSVERSORG. (8201650 8201780

REP.EXCH.POWER SUPPLY (8201650
1 SICHERUNGSEINS.DIN41662 T2A 1815113 10

FUSE LINK DIN 41662 T2A
2 STECKDOSE 250/16 LV1494 1834282

SOCKET 250/16 LV1494
3 NETZKABELDURCHFUEHRUNG 2M18642
MAINS CABLE BUSHING
4 NETZLEITUNG, 6M 2M13126
SUPPLY MAIN, 6M
5A SICHERUNG DIN 41662 T200MA 1815016 10

FUSE DIN 41662 T200MA
5B SICHERUNGSEINSATZ T 250 MA 1815024 10

FUSE LINK T 250 MA
6 SICHERUNGSHALTER 8300611
FUSE HOLDER
7 FHAL G6,3X32 MIT KAPPE LV01606 1835165

FHAL G6,3X32 W.CAP LV01606
8A RUESTSATZ SICHERUNG 8201865

MODIFICATION KIT FUSE
8B SICHERG. 250V T7A UL+CSALV1739 1836080 10

FUSE 250V T7A UL+CSA LV1739
9 SICHERUNG M15A LV01296 1831348 10

FUSE M15A LV01296
10 SICHERUNGSHALTER 8300611
FUSE HOLDER
11 SICHERUNG T 4,0 A DIN 41662 1812572 10

FUSE T 4,0 A DIN 41662
12 NETZTRAFO 8201666
MAINS TRANSFORMER
13 RUECKWAND 8201638
BACK PANEL
14 SDRE 5STUFEN 500V/20A LV02005 1838474

SDRE 5 STEPS 500V/20A LV02005
15 NETZTEIL, VOLLST. 8201667

POWER PACK, CPL.
15 RAT-NETZTEIL,VOLLST. (8201667 8201781

REP.EXCH.POWER PACK (8201667

POWER SUPPLY, CPL.

16 SCHUETZ 250V/50/60 HZ NG 1830503
CONTACTOR 250V/50/60 HZ
17 TRANSFORMATOR EI54 DIN 41302 8201694

TRANSFORMER EI54 DIN 41302
18 SICHERUNG FSM 250V F1A LV01742 1836196 10

FUSE FSM 250V F1A LV01742
19 SICHERUNG FSM250V F10A LV01743 1836218 10

20 SICHERUNG FSM 250V F5A LV01741 1836188 10

21 SICH.FT 4A 250V5X20 IEC127-2/5 1835122 10

FUSE FT 4A 250V5X20 IEC127-2/5
22 RS ABSCHALTVERZOEGER(CICERO EM 8602093
MODIF.KIT DECELERAT.(CICERO EM

KOMPAKT-ATEMSYSTEM Seite/Page 1 von 30


Sach-Nr. Benennung
M29880 KOMPAKT-ATEMSYSTEM


Summary of pictures

1 KOMPAKT-ATEMSYSTEM M29880
BREATHING SYSTEM CICERO
2 ATEMGASBLOCK,KOMPL. M30429
BREATHING GAS BLOCK, CPL.
5 ABSORBER CICERO M29320

ABSORBER CICERO
6 STEUERBLOCK,KOMPL./INSP.SET 2JÄHRL. M34771 M30392

CONTROL BLOCK, CPL./INSP.SET 2YEARS M34771
7 ABSORBERDECKEL, VOLLST. M30460

ABSORBER TOP, CPL.
8 APL-VENTIL M31381
APL-VALVE
9 DRUCKKNOPFVENTIL M30433
VALVE
10 ATEMBEUTELANSCHLUSS, UGR. M30426

BREATHING BAG CONNECTION
11 ANSCHLUSS M31674
CONNECTION
12 SENSORTUELLE, UGR. M30420

SENSOR SOCKET
13 APL-VENTIL M32499
APL-VALVE

KOMPAKT-ATEMSYSTEM Bild/Picture 1
BREATHING SYSTEM CICERO
Datei/File: 51311.001

1-4 KOMPAKT-ATEMSYSTEM M29880
1-4 RAT-KOMPAKT-ATEMSYSTEM (M29880 M31808

REP.EXCH.BREATHING SYST(M29880
1 STEUERBLOCK,KOMPL. M30392
CONTROL BLOCK,COMPL.
BREATHING GAS BLOCK, COMPL.
3 ABSORBER CICERO M29320

ABSORBER CICERO
4 6-KT.SCHRB.DREH.DWN622-B6X100 1640623
HEXAG.SCR.DRIVER DWN622-B6X100

ATEMGASBLOCK,KOMPL. Bild/Picture 2

2-36 ATEMGASBLOCK,KOMPL. M30429
BREATHING GAS BLOCK, COMPL.
2 SENSORTUELLE, UGR. M30420

SENSOR SOCKET
3 APL-VENTIL M30411
APL-VALVE
3 APL-VENTIL M31381
APL-VALVE
3 APL-VENTIL M32499
APL-VALVE
4 UEBERWURFMUTTER M30453
UNION NUT
5 SCHAUGLAS M09230
CONTROL GLASS
6 KAPPE M21482
CAP
7 KUPPLUNG F.ATEMGAS M26238

COUPLING
8 ZENTRIERSTIFT M30398
CENTERING PIN
9 RUECKSCHLAGVENTIL M32458
NONRETURN VALVE
10 VENTILKRATER (MEMBRANVENTIL) M30393

VALVE CRATER
11-14 E-SET ZUGANKER M24751

REP.SET TIE ROD
11 ZUGANKER,UGR. M30428
TIE ROD
12 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A4 1327542

13 FEDER E20215
SPRING
14 KONTERSCHRAUBE M30404
COUNTER SCREW
15 VENTILKRATER (PEEP-VENTIL) M30402

VALVE CRATER
16 ATEMGASBLOCK M30444
BREATHING GAS BLOCK
16 ATEMGASBLOCK M31619

BREATHING GAS BLOCK
17 EINSATZ UEBERDRUCKVENTIL M30400

INSERT POP VALVE
18 SCHRAUBE 1321668
SCREW
19 DICHTRING M09231
PACKING RING
20 VENTILKRATER (UGR.) M30413

VALVE CRATER
21 VENTILTELLER M23225 3
VALVE DISK
22 O-RING 2M08777
O-RING SEAL
23 ZUSATZLUFTVENTIL M32459
ADDITIONAL AIR VALVE
24 FUEHRUNGSBLECH,LINKS M30395
GUIDE PLATE, LEFT
25 SCHRAUBE AM4X6 DIN963-A4/051 1315781

SCREW AM4X6 DIN 963-A4/051
26 FUEHRUNGSBLECH,RECHTS M30394
GUIDE PLATE, RIGHT
27 O-RING M30405
O-RING SEAL
28 SCHRAUBE AM4X10DIN963 1315803

SCREW AM 4X10 A4/051-H DIN 965
29 GASFUEHRUNG,UGR. M30416
GAS FLOW CONTROL
30 ATEMBEUTELANSCHLUSS,UGR. M30426
30 ANSCHLUSS M31674
CONNECTION
31 GEWINDEEINSATZ M30399
THREADED INSERT
32 ZYLINDERSCHRB.AM3X25 DIN84 NG 1333801

33 SENSORGEHAEUSE M30396
SENSOR HOUSING
34 ANSCHLUSSKONUS, KOMPL. M32794

CONNECTING CONE, CPL.
35 M3X4 DIN 551-A4 1334212


M3X4 DIN 551-A4
36 ABSORBERDECKEL,VOLLST. M30460
ABSORBER TOP, CPL.

ABSORBER CICERO Bild/Picture 5

ABSORBER CICERO

1-7 ABSORBER CICERO M29320
ABSORBER CICERO
1 ABSORBEREINSATZ (UGR.) M29999

ABSORBER INSERT
2 ABSORBERTOPF M29994
ABSORBER POT
3 DICHTRING M30563
PACKING RING
4 KUGELKETTE,UGR. M30562
BEAD CHAIN
5 LINS.ZYL.SCHRB.AM4X6DIN85-A4 1315838 20
OVAL HEAD SCREW AM4X6DIN85-A4
6 HUTMUTTER M4DIN1587-M A4/051NG 1334751

CAP NUR M4 DIN 1587-M A4/051
7 SCHRAUBE M4X8 DIN 921-A2 1336029 100


STEUERBLOCK,KOMPL./INSP.SET 2JÄHRL. M34771 Bild/Picture 6

CONTROL BLOCK, CPL./INSP.SET 2YEARS M34771

1-24 STEUERBLOCK,KOMPL. M30392
CONTROL BLOCK,COMPL.
CONTROL BLOCK
CONTROL BLOCK
2 VERSCHLUSSOBERTEIL M29648
SEAL TOP
3-5 E-SET VERSCHLUSSBOLZEN M24752

REP.SET CLOSING BOLT
3 TELLERFEDER M29056
PLATE SPRING
4 VERSCHLUSSBOLZEN M29644
LOCKING BOLT
5 SPRENGRING DIN7993-A9 X12CRNI 1339206

SPRING RING DIN7993-A9 X12CRNI
6 GRIFF M30382
HANDLE
7 GEWINDEBUCHSE M30380
THREADED BOLT
8 DRUCKKNOPFVENTIL M30433
PUSH-BUTTON VALVE
9 SENKSCHRB.AM5X20 DIN963-A4 NG 1305506

FLAT HEAD SCREW AM5X20 DIN963
INSPEKTIONSSET 2JAEHR(F.M29880 M34771

Pos. 10, 12, 15, 16, 23, 24, 26, 27
INSPECTION SET 2YEARS(F.M29880
item 10, 12, 15, 16, 23, 24, 26, 27
10 RUNDSCHNURRING D16558
11 RING M30383
RING
12 MEMBRAN,UGR. M30462 2
DIAPHRAGM
13 BUCHSE M30384
SOCKET
14 TELLER 8407797
PLATE
15 DICHTSCHEIBE 8407979
SEALING WASHER

16 MEMBRAN 8410181 2
DIAPHRAGM
17 LEISTE, VOLLST. M30388

GUIDE RAIL, CPL.
17 STIFT M31614
PIN
18 SENKSCHRB.AM4X20 DIN963-A4 NG 1331396

SCREW AM 4X20 DIN 963-A4/051
19 O-RING R22467
O-RING SEAL
20 SCHRAUBE M30385
SCREW
21 VENTILPLATTE M30381
VALVE REED
22 SCHRAUBE AM4X10DIN963 1315803

SCREW AM 4X10 A4/051-H DIN 965
23 O-RING M30430
O-RING SEAL
24 O-RING R50438
O-RING SEAL
25-27 STECKADAPTER FUER O2-SENSOR M27964

PLUG ADAPTOR F.O2-SENSOR
26 O-RING 2M10296
O-RING SEAL
27 O-RING M29384
O-RING SEAL

ABSORBERDECKEL, VOLLST. Bild/Picture 7

ABSORBER TOP, CPL.

1-7 ABSORBERDECKEL,VOLLST. M30460
ABSORBER TOP, CPL.
1 ABSORBERDECKEL M30459
ABSORBER TOP
2 O-RING R50313
O-RING SEAL
3 RUNDSCHNURRING R18352

5 M5X10 DIN 933-A2 1296256

M5X10 DIN 933-A2
6 LIPPENDICHTUNG M30455
LIP SEAL
7 DICHTRING M30456
PACKING RING

APL-VENTIL Bild/Picture 8
APL-VALVE

1-15 APL-VENTIL M31381
APL-VALVE
UNION NUT
2 HEBEL M31460
LEVER
3 DIN 427-M2,5X24-A2 1341383

DIN 427-M2,5X24-A2
4 DREHKNOPF M31384
CONTROL KNOB
5 DICHTRING NG M13459
PACKING RING
6 KAPPE M30594
CAP
7 SPINDEL M31304
SPINDLE
8 TELLER M31383
PLATE
9 SICHERUNGSRING NG M31305
CIRCLIP
10 FEDER NG M31385
SPRING
11 WELLE M31301
SHAFT
12 SICHERUNGSSCHEIBE M31303
LOCK WASHER
13 FEDER NG M30657
SPRING
14 DAEMPFUNGSELEMENT M31372
DAMPING UNIT
15 VENTILTELLER M31382
VALVE DISK

DRUCKKNOPFVENTIL Bild/Picture 9
VALVE

1-5 DRUCKKNOPFVENTIL M30433
PUSH-BUTTON VALVE
1 DRUCKKNOPFSTIFT M30432
PUSH-BUTTON PIN
2 FEDER V06499
SPRING
VALVE HOUSING
4 O-RING M30430
O-RING SEAL
5 O-RING R50438
O-RING SEAL

ATEMBEUTELANSCHLUSS, UGR. Bild/Picture 10


1-8 ATEMBEUTELANSCHLUSS,UGR. M30426
1 GEHAEUSE,ATEMBEUTELANSCHLUSS M30421
HOUSING,BREATH. BAG CONNECTION
2 O-RING R50121
O-RING SEAL
3 FRISCHGASANSCHLUSS NG M30422
CONNECTION
4 AM3X8 DIN 916-NICHTROST. ST 1319957

AM3X8 DIN 916-STAINLESS STEEL
5 O-RING M30405
O-RING SEAL
6 INSPIRATIONSTUELLE NG M30424
INSPIRATION SOCKET
7 ISO-ANSCHLUSS NG M30423
ISO CONNECTION
8 O-RING R26807
O-RING SEAL

ANSCHLUSS Bild/Picture 11
CONNECTION

1-5 ANSCHLUSS M31674
CONNECTION
1 GEHAEUSE M31564
HOUSING
2 INSPIRATIONSTUELLE M31673
INSPIRATION SOCKET
3 ISO-ANSCHLUSS NG M30423
ISO CONNECTION
4 KUPPLUNG F, FRISCHGAS M31580

COUPLING F
5 KUG. DIN 5401 7,938 G20-1.3541 1270710

BALL 5/16 IN III DIN 5401

SENSORTUELLE, UGR. Bild/Picture 12

SENSOR SOCKET

1-4 SENSORTUELLE, UGR. M30420
SENSOR SOCKET
1 SCHLIESSRING TV 2M06548
CLOSING RING
2 TUELLE M30417
SOCKET
UNION NUT
4 O-RING 2M08777
O-RING SEAL

APL-VENTIL Bild/Picture 13
APL-VALVE

2-16 APL-VENTIL M32499
APL-VALVE
UNION NUT
2 HEBEL M31460
LEVER
3 DIN 427-M2,5X24-A2 1341383

DIN 427-M2,5X24-A2
4 DREHKNOPF M32882
CONTROL KNOB
5 DICHTRING NG M13459
PACKING RING
6 KAPPE M30594
CAP
7 SPINDEL M31304
SPINDLE
8 TELLER M31383
PLATE
9 SICHERUNGSRING M34474
SEALING RING
10 FEDER NG M31385
SPRING
11 WELLE M32885
SHAFT
12 SICHERUNGSSCHEIBE M31303
LOCK WASHER
13 FEDER NG M30657
SPRING
14 DAEMPFUNGSELEMENT M31372
DAMPING UNIT
15 VENTILTELLER M32498
VALVE DISK
16 O-RING R22467
O-RING SEAL

DIVAN

DIVAN

Sach-Nr. Benennung
M29500 DIVAN
DIVAN

DIVAN

Summary of pictures

1 DIVAN M29500
DIVAN
HOUSING, COMPL.
HOUSING, COMPL.
HOUSING, COMPL.
5 HEIZUNG M29973
HEATING
6 LUEFTER M29676
FAN
7 LUEFTER M31533
FAN
INTERFACE - BREASY
INTERFACE - BREASY
CONNECTING PLATE
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DEVICE ASSEMBLY
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
15 KOLBENSTANGENVERRIEGELUNG M29620
PISTON ROD LOCK
PISTON ROD LOCK
ELECTRONIC-PNEUMATIC

DIVAN

ELECTRONIC- PNEUMATIC
23 PNEUMATIK M29670
PNEUMATIC
24 PNEUMATIK M29670
PNEUMATIC
25 PNEUMATIK M29670
PNEUMATIC
26 PNEUMATIK M31688
PNEUMATIC
27 PNEUMATIK M31688
PNEUMATIC
PNEUMATIC BLOCK
29 TUELLE,VOLLST. M30777
SOCKET,CPL.
SAFETY VALVE
SAFETY VALVE
COVER, CPL.
FRONT PANEL

DIVAN
DIVAN

DIVAN

DIVAN

1-31 DIVAN M29500
DIVAN
1-31 RAT-DIVAN (M29500 M31851

REP.EXCH. DIVAN (M29500
Schnittstelle M29694 vorhanden
HOUSING COMPLETE
interface M29694 is existing
Schnittstelle M 29694 entfällt
HOUSING, COMPL.
interface M29694 is cancelled
COVER, CPL.
FRONT PANEL

6 ABDECKUNG M29636
COVER
7 B4 DIN 137-NICHTROST.ST 1335308

B4 DIN 137-STAINLESS STEEL
8 TYPENSCHILD 8303877
TYPE PLATE
COVER PLATE
10 AM5X35 DIN 963-A2/051 1305514

AM5X35 DIN 963-A2/051
11 SCHIENE,KOMPLETT M34157
RAIL, CPL.
12 RAMMSCHUTZ (UGR.) M29616

PILE PROTECTOR
13 ABDECKWINKEL (UGR.) M29955

COVER ELBOW
14-17 PLATINENHALTER,UGR. M29943

BOARD SUPPORT
14 BLECH M29942
SHEET METAL
15 KLEBEBD 12X1,6 PVC-SCHAUM SW X 1202421

ADH. TAPE 12X1,6 PVC-FOAM SW X
16 ABSTANDSHALTER M29941
DIVAN

DISTANCE SPREADER

18 TRANSPORTSICHERUNG (DIVAN) 8712525

ohne Abbildung
SAFETY DEVICE F.TRANSP.(DIVAN)
19 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
CROSS SUPPORT
21 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A2 1327542

22-28 SCHACHTABDECKUNG,UGR. M30651

SHAFT COVER
22 SCHACHTABDECKUNG M29638
SHAFT COVER
23 LINSENZYL.SCHR.AM 3X5 DIN 85 1288083

RAISED CH.H.SCREW AM 3X5 DIN85
24 MUTTER BM3 DIN 439-A4/051 1334743

NUT BM3 DIN 439-A4/051
25-28 SCHUTZLEITERKLEMME NG 8300390

EARTH CONDUCTOR TERMINAL
26 KLEMMBUEGEL C8 DIN 46282 1284096

CLAMP STRAP C8 DIN 46282
27 FEDERRING B 4 DIN 127 1331345

SPLIT WASHER B4 DIN 127

29 M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051 1320858

M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051
30 KLOTZ M34158
BLOCK
HOSE SUPPORT

DIVAN
GEHAEUSE,VOLLST. Bild/Picture 2
HOUSING, COMPL.
DIVAN
HOUSING, COMPL.
DIVAN
HOUSING, COMPL.
DIVAN

1-64 GEHAEUSE,VOLLST. M31840
Schnittstelle M29694 entfällt
HOUSING, COMPL.
1 GEHAEUSE,UGR. M29535
HOUSING
2 DRUCKANSCHLUSS,UGR. M29698
PRESSURE CONNECTION
GASKET
4 6KT-MUTTER BM12X1,5 DIN 439 NG 1329146

HEXAGON NUT BM12X1,5 DIN439/A4
5-8 LUEFTER,UGR. M29615

FAN
5 LUEFTERBLECH M29544
FAN SHEET METAL
6 M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051 1320858

M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051
7 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

8 LUEFTER, VOLLST. M31533

ab Gerät Nr. ARCH41
FAN, CPL.
from device no. ARCH41

SUPPORT
SUPPORT
12 M3X6 DIN 912-A2 1331930

M3X6 DIN 912-A2
13 SCHEIBE 00003 1335359

DISC 00003
14 SCHIENE M29654
RAIL
15 VERSCHLUSS-STOPFEN G60455 10
VENT PLUG
16 SCHRAUBE M 8X60 DIN 6912-A2 1329952 5

SCREW M 8X60 DIN 6912-A2
17 ROHR M29653
DIVAN

TUBE
18 SCHEIBE M29565 2
WASHER
19 TRENNBLECH,UGR. M29695
SEPARATING PLATE
20 DURCHFUEHRUNG NG 2M12831
DUCT
21 M4X16 DIN 912-A4/051 1329294

M4X16 DIN 912-A4/051
COVER PLATE
23 ZYL.SCHRAUBE M3X4 DIN84-A4 1321609

CHEESE HEAD SCREW M3X4DIN84-A4
BASE PLATE
BASE PLATE
Zahnriemen ist schwarz
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
toothed belt is black
26 RAT-ANTRIEBSEINHEIT (M31461 M31867

27 RAT-ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMAT.(M31869 M31868
INTERFACE - BREASY
29 FUEHRUNG M29552
CONDUCTING
30 M4X25 DIN 912-A4 1305433

M4X25 DIN 912-A4
31 ZYL.SCHRAUBE M4X12 DIN912 NIRO 1293664

CHEESE HEAD SCREW M4X12 DIN912
32 SCHEIBE A 8,4 DIN125-A4/051 NG 1324780

33 PUFFER 6800478 20
BUFFER
DIVAN

CABLE CLAMP
35 ANSCHLUSSNIPPEL 8404506
CONNECTION NIPPLE
36 BLECH M29542
SHEET METAL
CABLE BUSHING
38 SECHSKANTMUTTER M 8 DIN 934 1267574

39 KAPPE M27256
CAP
40 GEWINDEBOLZEN M31817
HINGE BOLT
41 SECHSKT.MUTTER M 8 DIN 985 1268686

42 SCHEIBE A 8,4 DIN125-A4/051 NG 1324780

43 HEIZUNG M29973
HEATING
44- RUESTSATZ WINKELBLECH M31823

58+64 MODIF.KIT ANGLED PLATE
44 DOSIERUNG 8403795
DOSAGE


47 WINKEL M29951
ELBOW
48 GEHAEUSE M27548
HOUSING
50 REDUZIERNIPPEL 8402582
REDUCTING NIPPLE
51 DRUCKREGLER M29561
PRESSURE REGULATOR
52 SIEBEINSATZ D02316 5
MESH BOTTOM
53 FILTRATIONSVORSATZ 8405241 5
FILTERING ADAPTER

DIVAN

54 DICHTRING U01346 10
SEALING RING
SCREW-IN CONNECTION
56 SCHLAUCHANSATZ, MAENNL. 8405244

HOSE NOZZLE, MALE
57 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622 25

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323
58 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)

60 SCHRAUBE M30871
SCREW
61 KABEL M30654
CABLE
62 WASSERFALLE,UGR. M30723
WATER TRAP
63 MESSANSCHLUSS,UGR. M30725
MEASURING CONNECTION
64 DRUCKRING DM 4, SCHWARZ M30963 10


DIVAN
HEIZUNG Bild/Picture 5
HEATING
DIVAN

1-25 HEIZUNG M29973
HEATING
1-3 ABSAUGSTUTZEN (UGR.) M30536

ASPIRATION SOCKET
1 ABSAUGSTUTZEN,UGR. M30533
ASPIRATION SOCKET
2 O-RING M29902 5
O-RING SEAL
3 DICHTUNG M27721 5
GASKET
4-24 GRUNDPLATTE,UGR. M30535

BASE PLATE
4 GRUNDPLATTE,UGR. M30537
BASE PLATE
5-9+23 HEIZPLATTE (UGR.) M30509

HOT PLATE
5 HEIZPLATTE,UGR. M30862
HOT PLATE
6 BEST.SB HEIZMODUL 8350042

PCB HEATING MODULE
7 VLIES M30529
XYZ
8 TRAEGERPLATTE M30524
SUPPORT PANEL
9 SICHERUNGSSCHEIBE 4 DIN6799 1328999 50

THRUST WASHER 4 DIN 6799
10 FEDER R21629 5
SPRING
11 DISTANZBOLZEN 8200641
DISTANCE BOLT
12 BEST.LP HEIZUNG 8201360

PCB HEATING
13 FEDERRING B3 DIN127-X12CRN NG 1309749

14 DIN 7985-M3X5-A2-H 1340719

DIN 7985-M3X5-A2-H
15 BLECH M30538
SHEET METAL
16 SCHRAUBE 00003 1330535

SCREW 00003

DIVAN

17 FEDER M12746
SPRING
18 KAPPE M30688
CAP
19 FEDER R24863
SPRING
20 RIEGEL M30534
BOLT
BASE PLATE
BASE PLATE
INSULATION FILM
24 M4X6 DIN 551-A4 1320793

M4X6 DIN 551-A4
25 KABELBAUM HEIZUNG 8201128

CABLE HARNESS HEATING INST.

DIVAN
FAN
DIVAN

1-4 LUEFTER M29676
bis Gerät Nr. ARCH41
FAN
up to device no. ARCH41
1 LUEFTER MIT MARKIERUNG M29681

FAN WITH MARKING
2 SCHR.SH 3,2-1,6X0,5-8301798 NG 1200186

3 AMP-STIFT 8301954
AMP-PIN


DIVAN
FAN
DIVAN

1-4 LUEFTER, VOLLST. M31533
ab Gerät Nr. ARCH41
FAN, CPL.
from device no. ARCH41
1 LUEFTER 12VDC 80X80X32 LV00549 1821989

FAN 12V DC1, 83 LV00549
2 SCHR.SH 3,2-1,6X0,5-8301798 NG 1200186

3 AMP-STIFT 8301954
AMP-PIN


DIVAN
INTERFACE - BREASY
DIVAN

INTERFACE - BREASY
1 SCHNITTSTELLE (UGR.) M29694

INTERFACE
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN BR 1204815 5

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BROWN
GASKET

LOCK

SIDE PANEL
THREADED PLUG

6 MITNEHMER M29545
DRIVER
COUPLING PIN
8 BUCHSE M29601
SOCKET
9 WELLE M29546
SHAFT
10 SCHEIBE 8402392 10
WASHER
11 HEBEL M29536
LEVER
12 STIFT M29691
PIN


DIVAN
INTERFACE - BREASY
DIVAN

INTERFACE - BREASY
CONNECTING PLATE
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1 SI NF 1180614 25

HOSE 2X1 SI NF

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BROWN
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN BL 1204785 5

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BL
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN RT 1204793 5

HOSE 2X1-SIGN RED
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN GN 1204807 5

HOSE 2X1-SIGN GREEN
2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN GE 1204831 5

2 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN OR 1204823 5

3a DICHTUNG 8404065 5
GASKET

LOCK

SIDE PANEL
THREADED PLUG

6 MITNEHMER M29545
DRIVER
COUPLING PIN
8 BUCHSE M29601
SOCKET
9 WELLE M29546
SHAFT
10 SCHEIBE 8402392 10
WASHER

DIVAN

11 HEBEL M29536
LEVER
12 STIFT M29691
PIN

14 SCHLAUCHKLEMME M31681
HOSE CLAMP
15 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622 25

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323

DIVAN
ANSCHLUSSPLATTE Bild/Picture 10
CONNECTING PLATE
DIVAN

1-6 ANSCHLUSSPLATTE M31691
CONNECTING PLATE

CONNECTING PLATE
3 O-RING M32804 10
O-RING SEAL
4 TUELLE 8400964 10
SOCKET


DIVAN
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DIVAN

Zahnriemen ist transparent
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
toothed belt is transparent

1 SEITENTEIL M31307
SIDE PANEL
2 SEITENTEIL M31308
SIDE PANEL
DISTANCE BOLT
4 DIN 912-M5X20-A4 1340026

DIN 912-M5X20-A4
5 SCHEIBE B 5,3 DIN 9021-A4 1329472

DISC B 5,3 DIN 9021-A4
6 5X20 DIN 1474-A1 1324012

5X20 DIN 1474-A1
7 ZAHNRIEMEN 2 M29527
TOOTHED BELT 2
DRIVE COVER
9 FUEHRUNG M29699
GUIDE
10 M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051 1320858

M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051
11 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
12 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A2 1327542

13 SCHEIBE A 2,8 DIN 125-A2 1335170

DISC A 2,8 DIN 125-A2
14 SCHRAUBE 00003 B 1287419

SCREW 00003
15-22 WELLE,UGR. M29962

SHAFT
15 KUGELLAGERAUFNAHME M29963
BALL BEARING RECEPTACLE
16 WELLE M29969
SHAFT

DIVAN

17 12X1 DIN 471-X35CRMO17 1330047
12X1 DIN 471-X35CRMO17
18 HALTER M29970
SUPPORT
19 PENDELKUGELLAGER 1200 DIN 630 1259784

SELF-ALIGN.BEARING 1200DIN 630

21 ZAHNSCHEIBE M29519
LIFTER DISC
22 SICHERUNGSRING 10X1 DIN 471 NG 1285505

SEALING RING 10X1 DIN 471
19-26 WELLE,UGR. M29961

SHAFT
BALL BEARING RECEPTACLE
24 M4X16 DIN 553-ST/155 1304348

M4X16 DIN 553-ST/155
25 WELLE M29967
SHAFT
LIFTER DISC
27-29 MOTOR M30807

MOTOR
27 MOTOR M29515
MOTOR
DRIVING DISC


LIGHT BARRIER
30 WINKEL M30805
ELBOW

PCB PULSE GENERATOR
31a V-GABELLICHTSCHRANKE NG 1810294

V LIGHT BARRIER

33 DIN 84-AM3X6-A4 1330810

DIVAN

34 DICHTRING 00001 1330233

WASHER 00001
35 KOLBENSTANGENVERRIEGELUNG M29620
PISTON ROD LOCK



CABLE HARNESS
38-41 DREHGEBER,VOLLST. M30689

SHAFT ENCODER,COMPL.
38 DREHGEBER M30683
SHAFT ENCODER
39 HAUBE M30686
HOOD
40 SET-DREHGEBER M30720
SET SHAFT ENCODER
41 KABELBAUM 8200995
CABLE HARNESS

DIVAN
DEVICE ASSEMBLY
DIVAN
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DIVAN
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
DIVAN

Zahnriemen ist schwarz
DRIVE ASSEMBLY
toothed belt is black

1 SEITENTEIL M31307
SIDE PANEL
2 SEITENTEIL M31308
SIDE PANEL
DISTANCE BOLT
4 DIN 912-M5X20-A4 1340026

DIN 912-M5X20-A4
5 SCHEIBE B 5,3 DIN 9021-A4 1329472

DISC B 5,3 DIN 9021-A4
6 5X20 DIN 1474-A1 1324012

5X20 DIN 1474-A1
7 ZAHNRIEMEN M31499
TOOTHED BELT
DRIVE COVER
9 FUEHRUNG M29699
GUIDE
10 M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051 1320858

M4X10 DIN 912-A4/051
11 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
12 ZAHNRIEMEN M31498
TOOTHED BELT
PISTON ROD LOCK
14 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A2 1327542

15-22 WELLE,VOLLST. M34384

SHAFT, CPL.
15 KUGELLAGERAUFNAHME I M31456
BALL BEARING SEAT I
16 GEHAEUSE,ROHTEIL M24383
HOUSING, UNMACHINED PART

DIVAN

17 12X1 DIN 471-X35CRMO17 1330047
12X1 DIN 471-X35CRMO17
19 PENDELKUGELLAGER 2200 DIN 630X 1341391

SELF-ALIGN.BEARING 2200 DIN630

TOOTH LOCK WASHER
22 SICHERUNGSRING 10X1 DIN 471 NG 1285505

SEALING RING 10X1 DIN 471
19-26 WELLE,UGR. M31458

SHAFT
BALL BEARING SEAT
24 M4X16 DIN 553-ST/155 1304348

M4X16 DIN 553-ST/155
25 WELLE M31452
SHAFT
TOOTH LOCK WASHER
27-29 MOTOR,UGR. M31500

MOTOR
27 MOTOR M29515
MOTOR
DRIVE WHEEL


LIGHT BARRIER
30 WINKEL M30805
ELBOW

PCB PULSE GENERATOR

33 DIN 84-AM3X6-A4 1330810

34 DICHTRING 00001 1330233

WASHER 00001

DIVAN

CABLE HARNESS


37-40 DREHGEBER,KOMPL. M34380

SHAFT ENCODER, CPL.
37 DREHGEBER (2048 IMP.) M34179

SHAFT ENCODER (2048 IMP.)
38 DISTANZSTUECK M34180
SPACER
39 DREHMOMENTSTUETZE M34381
TORQUE SUPPORT
40 TUELLE M34382
SOCKET

DIVAN
KOLBENSTANGENVERRIEGELUNG Bild/Picture 15
PISTON ROD LOCK
DIVAN

1-12 KOLBENSTANGENVERRIEGELUNG M29620
entspricht transparentem Zahnriemenprofil
PISTON ROD LOCK
equivalent to transparent toothed belt profile
1 MITNEHMER M29626
DRIVER
2 M6X25 DIN 923-A2 1337785

M6X25 DIN 923-A2
3 HEBEL,UGR. M29625
LEVER
PRESSURE BOLT

CLOSING SPRING 3-5
6 KRALLE M29624
CLUTCH
7 M4X8 DIN 923-5.8/155 1297287

M4X8 DIN 923-5.8/155
SAFETY PLATE

MOUNTING PIECE

12 BOLZEN 3X10 DIN 1474-A1 NG 1269372


DIVAN
KOLBENSTANGEN-VERRIEGELUNG Bild/Picture 16
PISTON ROD LOCK
DIVAN

1-12 KOLBENSTANGEN-VERRIEGELUNG M31535
entspricht schwarzem Zahnriemenprofil
PISTON ROD LOCK
equilvalent to black toothed belt profile
1 MITNEHMER M31507
DRIVER
2 M6X25 DIN 923-A2 1337785

M6X25 DIN 923-A2
3 HEBEL,UGR. M29625
LEVER
PRESSURE BOLT

CLOSING SPRING 3-5
6 KRALLE M29624
CLUTCH
7 M4X8 DIN 923-5.8/155 1297287

M4X8 DIN 923-5.8/155
SAFETY PLATE

MOUNTING PIECE

12 BOLZEN 3X10 DIN 1474-A1 NG 1269372


DIVAN
DIVAN
DIVAN
DIVAN

1,4-7 ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMATIK M30933

1,4-7 RAT-ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMAT.(M30933 M30868

1 PNEUMATIK M29670
PNEUMATIC
CABLE CLAMP

SCHRAUBE DIN 84 AM3X16-A4 1330470 25

ohne Abbildung
SCREW DIN 84 AM3X16-A4
DICHTRING 00001 1330233

ohne Abbildung
WASHER 00001
SECHSKANTMUTTER M 3 DIN 985 1301586 10

ohne Abbildung
HEXAGON NUT M3 DIN985
7 BEST.LP GRUNDPLATTE 8201080

PCB BASE PLATE
7 RAT-BEST.LP GRUNDPLATT(8201080 8201084

REP.EXCH.PCB BASE PLAT(8201080
CABLE HARNESS 5
CABLE HARNESS 1

PCB AD/DA
10 RAT-BEST. LP AD/DA (8200970 8200974


PCB CPU STANDARD 2

11 IC MC 6802 1809156
DIVAN

CROSS SUPPORT
13 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
14 STOPFEN NG 8404842
PLUG
15 CRIMP-KONTAKT 8302233
CRIMP CONTACT
16 X BUCHSL.GEH CRI 1X10 LV00083 1813048

SOCKET BOARD GEH CRI 1X10
17,19 RS-SOFTWARE 05.54 DIVAN(M29500 M34553

MOD.KIT SOFTW.05.54DIV.(M29500

PCB CPU-MONITORING

20 LINS.ZYL.SCHRB. AM 3X6 DIN 85 1288091

RAISED CHEESE HEAD SCREW AM3X6
FIBRE RING

22 RAT-DRUCKSENSOR 2 (8200599 8200687

REP.EXCH. SENSOR 2 (8200599

23 RAT-DRUCKSENSOR 1 (8200785 8200788

REP.EXCH.SENSOR 1 (8200785



PCB MEMORY DECODER
26 D ACIA 50B.BIS 19,2KB LV00114 1813390

27 TIMER 6840 1813900

TIMER 6840

29 SRAM 8KX8 (TC5565) 1817426

DIVAN

RAM 8KX8 BIT
ABSTANDSHALTER 8305279
ohne Abbildung
SPACER

DIVAN
ELECTRONIC- PNEUMATIC
DIVAN
DIVAN
DIVAN

PEEP-Ventil, Aufhängung neu
ELECTRONICS PNEUMATIC
PEEP-valve, new suspension
1,4-7,30 ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMATIK M31869

1,4-7,30 RAT-ELEKTRONIK-PNEUMAT.(M31869 M31868

1 PNEUMATIK M31688
PNEUMATIC
CABLE CLAMP

4 SCHRAUBE DIN 84 AM3X16-A4 1330470 25

SCREW DIN 84 AM3X16-A4
5 DICHTRING 00001 1330233

WASHER 00001
6 DIN 84-AM3X14-A2 1339362

DIN 84-AM3X14-A2
7 BEST.LP GRUNDPLATTE 8201080

PCB BASE PLATE
7 RAT-BEST.LP GRUNDPLATT(8201080 8201084

REP.EXCH.PCB BASE PLAT(8201080
CABLE HARNESS 5
CABLE HARNESS 1

PCB AD/DA
10 RAT-BEST. LP AD/DA (8200970 8200974


PCB CPU STANDARD 2

11 IC MC 6802 1809156
CROSS SUPPORT

DIVAN

13 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25
CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
PLUG
15 CRIMP-KONTAKT 8302233
CRIMP CONTACT
16 X BUCHSL.GEH CRI 1X10 LV00083 1813048

SOCKET BOARD GEH CRI 1X10
17,19 RS-SOFTWARE 05.54 DIVAN(M29500 M34553

MOD.KIT SOFTW.05.54DIV.(M29500

PCB CPU-MONITORING

20 LINS.ZYL.SCHRB. AM 3X6 DIN 85 1288091

RAISED CHEESE HEAD SCREW AM3X6
FIBRE RING

22 RAT-DRUCKSENSOR 2 (8200599 8200687

REP.EXCH. SENSOR 2 (8200599

23 RAT-DRUCKSENSOR 1 (8200785 8200788

REP.EXCH.SENSOR 1 (8200785



PCB MEMORY DECODER
26 D ACIA 50B.BIS 19,2KB LV00114 1813390

27 TIMER 6840 1813900

TIMER 6840

29 SRAM 8KX8 (TC5565) 1817426

RAM 8KX8 BIT
DIVAN

SPACER

DIVAN
PNEUMATIC
DIVAN
PNEUMATIC
DIVAN
PNEUMATIC
DIVAN

PNEUMATIC
1 EINSCHUBBLECH M30714 3
PLUG-IN PLATE

3 WINKEL,UGR. M29543 3
ELBOW
4 PLATTE,UGR. M29693
PANEL
5 FEDER B E20342
SPRING
6 SCHRAUBE M29319
SCREW
7 SCHEIBE A 5,3 DIN 125-A4 1326279


CABLE BUSHING
10 BUCHSE 8408312
SOCKET
11 T-TUELLE 6800187 5
T-SOCKET
12 SCHRAUBE 00003 B 1287419

SCREW 00003
13 PNEUMATIKBLOCK,UGR. M29521
PNEUMATIC BLOCK

16 SCHEIBE B 4,3 DIN 9021-A4 NG 1331914

17 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

19 L-SCHWENKANSCHLUSS G12065
L-SWIVEL CONNECTION

DIVAN

20 SATZ DICHTRINGE D20215
SET OF PACKING RINGS
21 TUELLE M29927
SOCKET
22 TUELLE, VOLLST. M30777

SOCKET, CPL.
23 KABELBAUM 4,*DIVAN* 8200976

CABLE HARNESS 4, "DIVAN"
24 DOSIERUNG 2,3 (1,5/0,08) M31879

DOSAGE 2,3 (1,5/0,08)
REDUCER
26 WINKELSTECKANSCHLUSS NG M29933
ANGLE CONNECTION
27 T-STUECK 8401083
T-PIECE
PLUG
29 PLATTE M30530
XYZ
30 PLATTE M30552
XYZ

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BROWN



HOSE 2X1-SIGN RED
31 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN GN 1204807 5

HOSE 2X1-SIGN GREEN

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BL

33 SCHLAUCH 2,7X0,65 PAE GE 1206494 10

HOSE 2,7X0,65 PAE YELLO

SHRINK HOSE PAC EX
35 BUCHSE 8301453
DIVAN

SOCKET
36- HALTEBLECH,UGR. M30729

42+28 SUPPORT
SUPPORT PLATE
37 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
38 BUEGEL CH13155
CLIP
39 DIN 84-AM3X6-A4 1330810


250 mbar
SAFETY VALVE
250 mbar
82 mbar
SAFETY VALVE
82 mbar
PEEP VALVE
43 RAT-PEEP-VENTIL (8406516 8407223

44 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622 25

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323
45 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A2 1327542

46 DOSIERUNG 4 (0,5/0,16) M31878

DOSAGE 4 (0,5/0,16)

DIVAN
PNEUMATIC
DIVAN
PNEUMATIC
DIVAN

alte Platte M29693 entfällt
PNEUMATIC
old plate M29693 is cancelled
1 EINSCHUBBLECH M31686
PLUG-IN PLATE

3 SCHEIBE A 5,3 DIN 125-A4 1326279


CABLE BUSHING
6 BUCHSE 8408312
SOCKET
7 T-TUELLE 6800187 5
T-SOCKET
8 SCHRAUBE 00003 B 1287419

SCREW 00003
PNEUMATIC BLOCK

12 SCHEIBE B 4,3 DIN 9021-A4 NG 1331914

13 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

15 SCHWENKVERSCHRAUBUNG 8402034
SWIVELLING SCREW-FITTING
CABLE HARNESS 6
17 DOSIERUNG 2,3 (1,5/0,08) M31879

DOSAGE 2,3 (1,5/0,08)
REDUCER

DIVAN

19 T-STUECK 8401083
T-PIECE
20 PLATTE M30530
XYZ
21 PLATTE M31689
XYZ

23 PLATTE M30552
XYZ

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BROWN



HOSE 2X1-SIGN RED
24 SCHLAUCH 2X1 SI NF 1180614 25

HOSE 2X1 SI NF

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BL


SHRINK HOSE PAC EX
27 BUCHSE 8301453
SOCKET
28- HALTEBLECH M31685

31,33,34 SUPPORT PLATE
SUPPORT PLATE
29 KABELBINDER (2,4X92LG) 8712007 25

CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
30 BUEGEL CH13155
CLIP
31 LINSENSCHRB.DIN7985-M3X6-A2-H 1340727 20
OVAL HEAD SCR.DIN7985-M3X6-A2

DIVAN

SAFETY VALVE
SAFETY VALVE
PEEP VALVE
35 RAT-PEEP-VENTIL (8406516 8407223

36 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622 25

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323

38 SCHEIBE A 4,3 DIN 125-A2 1327542


40 HALTER M31684
SUPPORT
41 DOSIERUNG 4 (0,5/0,16) M31878

DOSAGE 4 (0,5/0,16)

DIVAN
PNEUMATIKBLOCK Bild/Picture 28
PNEUMATIC BLOCK
DIVAN

1-7 PNEUMATIKBLOCK M31687
PNEUMATIC BLOCK

PNEUMATIC BLOCK
3 TUELLE 8400964 10
SOCKET
5 O-RING M32804 10
O-RING SEAL
6 KUG. DIN 5401 3,0 G20-1.3541 1270591

3MM III DIN 540 1-X45CR 13
7 KUGEL 4 MM III DIN 5401 1270621 20

BALL 4 MM III DIN 5401

DIVAN
TUELLE,VOLLST. Bild/Picture 29
SOCKET,CPL.
DIVAN

1-4 TUELLE, VOLLST. M30777
SOCKET, CPL.
1-3,4a TUELLE M29927

SOCKET
1 BOLZEN M28790
BOLT
2 RUNDSCHNURRING M12165 10
3 SCHEIBE M28791
DISC
4 TUELLE M28785
SOCKET
4a TUELLE M29930
SOCKET

DIVAN
SAFETY VALVE
DIVAN

250 mbar
SAFETY VALVE
250 mbar

82 mbar
SAFETY VALVE
82 mbar
VALVE HOUSING
2 KUGEL DIN5401 4,5 G20-1.3541 1329995 10

BALL DIN5401 4,5 G20-1.3541
3 FEDER 8403504
SPRING
ADJUSTING SCREW

DIVAN
SAFETY VALVE
DIVAN

SAFETY VALVE

SAFETY VALVE
VALVE HOUSING
2 KUGEL DIN5401 4,5 G20-1.3541 1329995 10

BALL DIN5401 4,5 G20-1.3541
3 FEDER 8403504
SPRING
ADJUSTING SCREW
5 MUTTER 8300656
NUT


DIVAN
DECKEL,VOLLST. Bild/Picture 32
COVER, CPL.
DIVAN

1-18 DECKEL,VOLLST. M29630
COVER, CPL.
1 KLAPPE, UGR. M29667

FLAP
2 ABDECKBLECH,UGR. M29635
COVER PLATE
3 SCHLITZMUTTER T04896
SLOTTED ROUND NUT
4 SCHEIBE B 4,3 DIN 9021-A4 NG 1331914

5 6KT.MUTTER M4 DIN934-A4/051 1328956 20

6-18 DECKEL,UGR. M29314

COVER
6 HALTERUNG M29938
SUPPORT
7 HALTERUNG M29937
SUPPORT
8 ABDECKUNG M30950
COVER
9 BLECH M29311
SHEET METAL

11 SCHARNIER M29632
HINGE
12 AM3X10 DIN 963-A4/051 1334549

AM3X10 DIN 963-A4/051
13 SCHARNIERBEFESTIGUNG M29633
HINGE FIXING


16 DICHTRING 00001 1330233

WASHER 00001
17 MAGNETVERSCHLUSS 2M10046
MAGNETIC LOCK
18 SCHRAUBE AM3X16 DIN 963-A2 1334557 20


DIVAN
FRONTPLATTE Bild/Picture 33
FRONT PANEL
DIVAN

1-18 FRONTPLATTE M29680
FRONT PANEL
1 DREHKNOPF M29954
CONTROL KNOB
2 BEDIENFELD M29557
CONTROL PANEL
3 FRONTPLATTE (UGR.) M29534

FRONT PANEL
4 BUCHSE M29784
SOCKET
5 BEST.LP DISPLAY 8201090

PCB DISPLAY
5 RAT-BEST.LP DISPLAY (8201090 8201094

REP.EXCH.PCB DISPLAY (8201190
6,8 LP FRONT 1 8202021

PCB FRONT 1
6,8 RAT-LP FRONT 1 (8202021 8202023

6a LED-DISPLAY LV00945 1827456

ohne Abbildung
LED-DISPLAY LV00945
SPACER
9 DIN 7985-M3X12-A2-H 1342142

DIN 7985-M3X12-A2-H
FIBRE RING
11 LINSENSCHRB.DIN7985-M3X6-A2-H 1340727 20
12 IMPULSGEBER,VOLLST. 8200957
PULSE GENERATOR,CPL.
DREHGEBER 8500088
ohne Abbildung
SHAFT ENCODER
13 WINKEL M29568
ELBOW
14 WINKEL M29569
ELBOW
15 AM4X8 DIN 963-A4/051 1329324

DIVAN

AM4X8 DIN 963-A4/051
16 BLECH M30719
SHEET METAL
17 FERRITSCHALE 50P-BDLTG LV01194 1830406

FERRIT TRAY 5OP-BDLTG LV01194
18 DIN 7985-M4X8-A2-H 1340778

DIN 7985-M4X8-A2-H

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD Seite/Page 1 von 18
PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

Sach-Nr. Benennung
8600440 PM 8050 GRUNDGERAET
PM 8050 BASIC UNIT
8600678 PM8050-CATO
PM8050-CATO
8600899 PM 8050 CD,JAPAN
8601529 PM8050 NMR

PM8050 NMR

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

Summary of pictures

1 Frontplatte, PM8050
Frontpanel, PM8050
2 Frontplatte,PM 8050 CD
Frontpanel, PM8050 CD
3 Frontplatte, Rückansicht
Frontpanel, Rearview
4 Innenansicht
Insideview
5 Rückansicht
Rearview
6 Zubehör
Accessories

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD
Zubehör ohne Abbildung:

Accessories without pictures:

ZUBEHOER PM8050 KREISSYSTEME 8600472
ACCESSORIES EM4-SYSTEM 8-ISO
ZUBEHOER PM8050 CU1 8600473

ACCESSORIES EM4-CU1
ZUBEHOER PM8050-CD 8600649

ACCESSORIES PM8050-CD
ZUBEHOER PM8050 KREISSYSTEM 9 8600965

ACCES.PM8050 CIRCUIT SYST.9
FLOWSENSORKABEL PM8050 NMR 8601530

FLOWSENSORCABLE PM8050 NMR
ZUBEHOER PM8050 NMR 8601536

ACCESSORIE PM8050 NMR

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD
Frontplatte, PM8050 Bild/Picture 1

Frontpanel, PM8050
Datei/File: 6494300.001
PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

1-7 FRONTPLATTE,VOLLST. 8600400
FRONT PANEL,CPL.
1 WASSERFALLE 8600571
WATER SEPARATOR
2 WASSERABSCHEIDER 8600570
WATER SEPARATOR
O-RING,KLEIN (PM8050) 2312555

O-RING SEAL, SMALL (PM8050)
3 AUFKLEBER 8600618
ADHESIVE LABEL
4 TOPF 8600227
POT
O-RING,GROSS (PM8050) 2312556

O-RING SEAL, GREAT (PM8050)
5 FOLIENTASTATUR PM8050 8600427

KEY PAD PM8050
6 FRONTPLATTE 8600426
FRONTPANEL
7 DREHKNOPF M29954
CONTROL KNOB
RUESTSATZ BY-PASS WASSERFALLE 8601094

MOD.KIT BY-PASS WATER TRAP

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD
Frontplatte,PM 8050 CD Bild/Picture 2

Frontpanel, PM8050 CD
Datei/File: 6494300.002
PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

1-3 FRONTPLATTE,PM 8050 CD 8600685
FRONT PANEL, PM8050 CD
1 FOLIENTASTATUR PM8050 CD 8600686

KEY PAD PM8050 CD
2 FRONTPLATTE 8600426
FRONTPANEL
3 DREHKNOPF M29954
CONTROL KNOB

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD
Frontplatte, Rückansicht Bild/Picture 3

Frontpanel, Rearview
Datei/File: 6494300.003
PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

1 FINLUX-DISPLAY / PM8050/CD 1838261
FINLUX-DISPLAY / PM8050/CD
2 BLECH / FINLUX 8600943

SHEET METAL / FINLUX
LINSENSCHRB.DIN7985-M3X6-A2-H 1340727
3 KABELBAUM / FINLUX 8600945

CABLE HARNESS / FINLUX
XFL KURZSCHLUSSBUCHSE 2POL. 1814508

4 DREHGEBER 24POS. (PM8050/CD) 1832700

SHAFT ENCODER 24POS(PM8050/CD)
5 LAUTSPRECHER 1W LV00996 1827790

LOUDSPEAKER 1W LV00996
6 KLEMMSICHERUNG 8100245
LOCKING RING

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD
Innenansicht Bild/Picture 4
Insideview
Datei/File: 6494300.004
PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

1 NETZTEIL PM8050 8600446
POWER PACK PM8050
1 NETZTEIL PM8050CD 8600879

POWER PACK PM8050CD
2 MINIATURLUEFTER 1,2 W 1833863

MINIATURE FAN 1,2 W
3 DRUCKSENSOR 100 MBAR 1831887

PRESSURE SENSOR 100 MBAR
4 BEST.LP MUTTERBOARD NG 8600441

PCB MOTHERBOARD
5 SCHLAUCH 4X2,5 SI EINL. 1209434

HOSE 4X2,5 SI
6 FILTERMATTE 8305367
FILTER MAT
7 LUEFTER 12 VDC 1,38W 1829173

FAN 12 VDC 1,38W
8 LUEFTERGITTER 60X60 LV01145 1829181

FAN PROTECTIVE GRATING LV01145
9 GASMESSMODUL 4610 8600490

Ersetzt durch Rüstsatz IRIA 8601625
GAS METER MODULE 4610
Replaced by upgrade kit IRIA 8601625
9 RAT-GASMESSMODUL (8600490 8600567

REP.EXCH.GAS METER MOD(8600490
9 GASMESSMODUL 6870200
GAS METER MODULE
9 RAT-GASMESSMODUL (6870200 6870223

REP.EXCH.GAS METER MOD(6870200
9 AGAS-MODUL 6870190
AGAS MODULE
9 RAT-AGAS-MODUL (6870190 6870228

REP.EXCH.AGAS MODULE (6870190
9 RUESTSATZ IRIA,PM8050,CD 8601625

UPGRADE KIT IRIA,PM8050,CD
SENSORKOPF,VOLLST. 6870180
SENSOR HEAD,CPL.

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

RAT-SENSORKOPF,VOLLST.(6870180 6870229
REP.EXCH.SENSOR HEAD (6870180
BEST.LP PROZESSOR 8350301

PCB PROCESSOR
RAT-BEST.LP PROZESSOR (8350301 8350303

REP.EXCH.PCB PROCESSOR(8350301
D-RAM 16K+BATT+UHR (MK48T02B) 1828142

D-RAM 16K+BATT+CLOCK(MK48T02B)
D BATT+CLOCK F.TKRAM LV02423 1841688

D BATT+CLOCK F.TKRAM LV02423
KUEVETTE, UGR. 6870077

nur für ANDROS-Bank
BULB
only for ANDORS-Bench
KUEVETTE,VOLLST. 6870183
nur für IRIA-Modul
BULB,CPL.
only for IRIA-Module
PUMPE - WISA 6870211

PUMP - WISA
PUMPENPLATINE 6870050
nur für ANDROS-Pumpe
PUMP BOARD
only for ANDROS-Pump
BEST.LP FLOW 8350341

nur zu verwenden mit ANDROS-Bank und WISA-Pumpe
PCB FLOW
use only with ANDORS-Bench and WISA-Pump
BEST.LP FLOW 8350291

nur zu verwenden mit IRIA-Modul
PCB FLOW
use only with IRIA-Module
MAGNETVENTIL,UGR. 6870108
ELECTROVALVE
PU-SCHLAUCH 1,5 8600513

PU-HOSE 1,5
NAFION 150 LG. 8601238

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD
Rückansicht Bild/Picture 5
Rearview
Datei/File: 6494300.005
PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

1 BEST.LP CPU-68K 8600651
PCB CPU-68K
ADRESSDECODER LP-CPU, 8600651 8600738

ADDR. DECODER PCB-CPU, 8600651
INTERRUPTDECOD. LP-CPU,8600651 8600898

INTERRUPT DECOD.PCB-CPU8600651
D-RAM 16K+BATT+UHR (MK48T02B) 1828142

D-RAM 16K+BATT+CLOCK(MK48T02B)
SOFTWARE 2.03 PM8050 8601378

SOFTWARE 2.03 PM8050
RUESTSATZ SW2.03 MONITOR CATO 8602195

MODIF.KIT SW2.03 MONITOR CATO
1a RAT-BEST.LP CPU-68K (8600651 8600653

REP.EXCH.PCB CPU-68K (8600651
2 BEST.LP MESSWERT 8600401

PCB MEASURED VALUE
2a RAT-BEST.LP MESSWERT (8600401 8600405

REP.EXCH.PCB MEAS.VAL.(8600401
3 XRD 3POL APDO 400/4,5 LV01470 1833928

XRD 3POL APDO 400/4,5 LV01470
4 XRD 6POL APDO 230/4,5 LV01469 1833944

5 XRD 2POL APDO 400/4,5 LV01468 1833936

6 BEST.LP SPO2 PM8050 8600661

PCB SPO2 PM8050
7 BEST.LP I/O 8600411

PCB I/O
7a RAT-BEST. LP I/O (8600411 8600415

REP.EXCH. PCB I/O (8600411
CS-DECODER LP-I/O,8600411 8600416

CS DECODER
STEUERWERK I/O LP-I/O,8600411 8600417

CONTROL UNIT I/O
8 BEST.LP FRONT PM8050/CD 8600431

PCB FRONT PM8050/CD
8a RAT-BEST.LP FRONT (8600431 8600435

REP.EXCH.PCB FRONT (8600431
9 BEST.LP MONITORBUS (PM8050) 8600531

PCB MONITORBUS (PM8050)

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

9 BEST.LP CICERO (PM8050 CD) 8600541
PCB CICERO (PM8050 CD)
9 BEST.LP CICERO 6-GAS 8600881

PCB CICERO 6-GASES
10 KLAPPE/BEFESTIGUNG SPO2-KABEL 8600677

FLAP/MOUNTING SPO2-CABLE
11 TUELLE 8600512
12 TUELLE 8600509
SOCKET
13 SCHRAUBE,VOLLST. 6850929
SCREW,CPL.
14 O2-KNOPFZELLENADAPTER 6850932
ROUND CELL ADAPTER O2
O2-SENSOR-S 6850930
O2-SENSOR-S
O-RING D15330
O-RING SEAL
BOLZEN (KORKEN) 6851035

BOLT (CORK)
15 ABDECKUNG 8600778 10
16 TUELLE 8600511
17 NC AKKU 9V 8301856
NC STORAGE BATTERY 9V
KABELBINDER 8712065
CABLE CLIP
RUECKWAND PM8050 8600676

BACK PANEL PM8050
RUECKWAND PM8050CD 8600680

BACK PANEL PM8050 CD

PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD
Zubehör Bild/Picture 6
Accessories
Datei/File: 6494300.006
PM 8050 / PM 8050 CD

1 T-STUECK 8600224
T-PIECE
2 FILTER 8600225
FILTER
3 SATZ PROBENSCHLAEUCHE (10STCK) 8290286

SAMPLE LINE SET
4 KABEL Z. SPIROLOG 8301795

CABLE FOR SPIROLOG
5 DRUCKMESSLEITUNG,UGR. 8302841
PRESSURE GAUGE LINE
6 STECKADAPTER FUER O2-SENSOR M27964

PLUG ADAPTOR F.O2-SENSOR
7 O2-SENSORGEHAEUSE GL.KABEL 6850720

O2-DETEC-HOUSING CABLE SMOOTH
8 SPIROLOG-SENSOREN,5ER-SET 8403735
SPIROLOG SENSORS 5PCS SET
9 KOMBINATIONS-MESSANSCHLUSS M28833
COMBINED MEASURING ADAPTOR
10 KAPPE M21482
CAP
11 O2-ADAPTER 8405807
O2 ADAPTER
12 SENSOR-AUFNAHME 8407390
SENSOR SEAT

Dräger Medical AG & Co. KGaA
Moislinger Allee 53 – 55
D-23542 Lübeck
Federal Republic of Germany
T (++49)451/ 882 - 3127

FAX (++49)451/ 882 - 2160
5170 e
5th Edition November 2000
Subject to modification.
Will not be replaced in the event of modifications.

Drager-Cato-Manual Service

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

You might also like

Drager-Cato-Manual Service

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Drager-Cato-Manual Service

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

Cato

Copying is prohibited for commercial purposes.

No replacement in event of modification.

Attention is to be paid to the Operating Manual.

This technical documentation does not replace the Operating Manual.

Follow your local laws and regulations.

1.1 For your Safety and that of your Patients ...................................................................9

1.2 Maintenance Intervals ...................................................................................................11

1.3 System Components ....................................................................................................12

1.4 Communication Structure .......................................................................................... 13

1.5 Electrical Connections .................................................................................................14

1.6 Pneumatic Connections .............................................................................................. 15

1.7 Start-up ........................................................................................................................... 16

2.1 Power Supply ................................................................................................................ 20

2.2 Airway Monitor PM 8050 cd ...................................................................................... 23

2.3 Data Communication ................................................................................................... 26

2.4 Manufacturer’s Certification of Radio Interference Suppression ...................... 27

1.1 Integrated Pneumatics ................................................................................................ 32

1.2 Location of the Gas Connections and the Valves ................................................. 33

1.3 Check Valves ................................................................................................................. 36

1.4 Alarm Valve .................................................................................................................... 37

1.5 Control valve (AIR) and N2O Shutoff ....................................................................... 38

1.6 ORC - Oxygen Ratio Controller ................................................................................. 40

1.7 S-ORC — Sensitive Oxygen Ratio Controller ..........................................................41

1.8 Adjusting and Testing the S-ORC ............................................................................. 45

5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page I

1.9 Mechanical Pre-Adjustment ....................................................................................... 45

1.10 Adjusting the Supply Pressure .................................................................................. 45

1.11 Leak Test ........................................................................................................................ 45

1.12 Adjusting the S-ORC ................................................................................................... 46

1.13 Testing the S-ORC ........................................................................................................47

1.14 Secretion Suction System .......................................................................................... 48

6 Power Supply Unit 49

6.1 Wiring Diagram ............................................................................................................. 52

6.2 Component Location ................................................................................................... 53

6.3 Power Supply PCB ...................................................................................................... 54

7.1 Piston Cylinder Unit ..................................................................................................... 62

7.2 Drive Unit and Fan ........................................................................................................ 65

7.3 Compact Breathing System ....................................................................................... 67

7.4 Heater (Respiratory Gas) ............................................................................................ 68

7.5 Pneumatic Control - Operating States and Ventilation Modes ........................... 69

7.6 Safety Valve - Emergency Venting ............................................................................. 79

7.7 Test .................................................................................................................................. 80

7.8 Ventilation Parameters IPPV, SIMV ...........................................................................81

7.9 Messages ....................................................................................................................... 84

7.10 Compliance Correction ............................................................................................... 88

7.11 Electronic Control .........................................................................................................91

7.12 Electronics Components ............................................................................................ 93

7.13 Removing Divan ............................................................................................................ 97

7.14 Folding the Motherboard down ............................................................................... 100

5170 Cato 01/98 Contents Page II

8.1 Alarm messages of the Divan to the PM 8050 cd .............................................. 109

8.2 Configuration menu ................................................................................................... 112

8.3 Operating Conditions of the System ...................................................................... 115

8.4 Optical Measurement System ..................................................................................117

8.5 Power Supply Unit ...................................................................................................... 119

8.6 Printed circuit boards ................................................................................................ 119

8.7 Dismounting the PM 8050 cd ................................................................................. 121

9 Error messages 123