Evita 2 Dura

Evita 2 dura
Intensive Care Ventilator

Technical
Documentation
D Evita 2 dura
SIMV + ASB Erw. VT O2 Trigger

P mbar L Vol% L/min
MVtotal L/min Alarm-
40
12.8 14.5 grenzen
10.2 Tinsp Pinsp Rampe
100%
20 Meß- über PEEP s
s Alarm
O2
Ppeak mbar werte Reset
0
2 4 ts 45 Meß-
Insp.
38 25 manöver f PEEP PASB
hold 60 bpm mbar über PEEP
30 Pmean Pplat
Zusätze
Exsp.
0 26 29
30 Flow
hold
60 I:E FiO2 Konfi-
U/min
0 2 4 ts
1:2 35 guration
Info. Bildstop aktiv
Ausdruck Stop Kurven Werte

1 weitere
IPPV SIMV BIPAP
2 Modi
!
Exp.
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 trans-
actions 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 Symbols and Definitions 9
Function Description
1 General 11
2 Basic Principle 14
2.1 Evita 4 ..............................................................................................................................14
2.2 Evita 2 dura .................................................................................................................... 16
2.3 Basic principle Evita 4 ................................................................................................. 18
2.4 Basic principle Evita 2 dura ....................................................................................... 19
3 CPU 68332 PCB 20
3.1 EEPROM .........................................................................................................................21
3.2 Processor System .........................................................................................................21
3.3 RS232 Interface ............................................................................................................21
3.4 ILV Interface ....................................................................................................................21
3.5 Driver ................................................................................................................................21
3.6 Clock ................................................................................................................................21
3.7 DUART .............................................................................................................................21
3.8 DC/DC Converter ........................................................................................................ 22
3.9 CAN ................................................................................................................................. 22

For internal use only. Copyright reserved.
3.10 Bus Driver ...................................................................................................................... 22
3.11 Sound Generator .......................................................................................................... 22
3.12 Reset Logic .................................................................................................................... 22

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4 CO2 Carrier PCB 23
4.1 Electrical Isolation ........................................................................................................ 26
4.2 Power Failure Logic ..................................................................................................... 26
4.3 Voltage Monitoring ....................................................................................................... 26
4.4 Measurement of Temperature and Pressure .......................................................... 26
5 CO2 Measurement 27
5.1 CO2 Sensor ................................................................................................................... 28
5.2 Processor Board PCB ................................................................................................ 30
5.3 Power Supply PCB .......................................................................................................31
6 Power Supply Unit 32
7 Graphics Controller PCB 33
7.1 Processor System ........................................................................................................ 34
7.2 Uprog .............................................................................................................................. 34
7.3 Reset ............................................................................................................................... 34
7.4 Loudspeaker Monitoring ............................................................................................. 34
7.5 Keyboard Port and LED Driver .................................................................................. 34
7.6 Display Control ............................................................................................................. 34
7.7 CAN Interface ............................................................................................................... 34
7.8 DC/DC Converter ........................................................................................................ 35
8 Communication PCB (Optional) 36

8.2 Uprog .............................................................................................................................. 37
8.3 Reset ............................................................................................................................... 37
8.4 CAN Interfaces ............................................................................................................. 37

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8.5 RS232 Interfaces ......................................................................................................... 37
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8.6 Analog Outputs ............................................................................................................. 37
8.7 DC/DC Converter ........................................................................................................ 37
8.8 EEPROM ........................................................................................................................ 37
9 Paediatric Flow PCB (Optional) 38
9.1 Flow Measurement ....................................................................................................... 39
9.2 Multiplexer ...................................................................................................................... 39
9.3 A/D Converter ............................................................................................................... 39
10 Pneumatics Controller PCB 40
10.1 Pneumatics Controller PCB block diagram ............................................................41
10.2 Pneumatics Controller PCB ...................................................................................... 42
10.3 Pressure Measurement ............................................................................................... 43
10.4 Flow Measurement ....................................................................................................... 43
10.5 O2 Measurement .......................................................................................................... 43
10.6 Fan Monitoring .............................................................................................................. 43
10.7 Multiplexer ...................................................................................................................... 44
10.8 Solenoid Valves ............................................................................................................. 44
10.9 PEEP Valve Control ..................................................................................................... 44
10.10 HPSV Interface ............................................................................................................. 44
10.11 CAN Interface ............................................................................................................... 44
10.13 Serial EEPROM ............................................................................................................ 44
11 HPSV-Controller PCB 45
12 Frontpanel PCB Evita 2 dura 47

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12.2 Loudspeaker Monitoring ............................................................................................. 48
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12.3 Keyboard Port and LED Driver .................................................................................. 48
12.4 Display Control ............................................................................................................. 48
12.5 Flash VPP ....................................................................................................................... 48
12.6 Voltage Generation ...................................................................................................... 48
12.7 CAN Interface ............................................................................................................... 48
13 7-Segment PCB Evita 2 dura 49
14 Pneumatics 50
14.1 Gas Connection Block .................................................................................................51
14.2 Parallel Mixer or Mixer Unit ......................................................................................... 54
14.3 Mixer Connection Block .............................................................................................. 54
14.4 Cartridge Valves or O2 and AIR HPS Valves ......................................................... 55
14.5 Pressure Sensors ......................................................................................................... 57
14.6 Inspiratory Unit .............................................................................................................. 58
14.7 Patient System .............................................................................................................. 60
14.8 PEEP/PIP Valve ............................................................................................................ 62
14.9 AIR Supply ..................................................................................................................... 63
14.10 O2 Supply ...................................................................................................................... 64
14.11 Inspiration ....................................................................................................................... 65
14.12 Paw High ........................................................................................................................ 66
14.13 Emergency Pressure Relief Mechanism ................................................................. 66
14.14 Expiration ........................................................................................................................ 66
15 Ventilation Modes 67
15.1 Volume-Controlled Ventilation with PLV and Auto-Flow ....................................... 67
15.2 Classic Constant-Volume Mandatory Breath ......................................................... 67
15.3 Manual Pressure Limitation Pmax ............................................................................. 68

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15.4 Auto-Flow ........................................................................................................................ 68
15.5 Artificial Sighs ................................................................................................................71
15.6 SIMV (Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation) .................................... 72
15.7 ASB (Assisted Spontaneous Breathing) ................................................................. 73
15.8 BIPAP (Biphasic Intermittent Positive Airway Pressure) ...................................... 75
15.9 APRV (Airway Pressure Release Ventilation) ......................................................... 77
15.10 MMV (Mandatory Minute Volume) ............................................................................. 78
15.11 Measurement Manoeuvres ......................................................................................... 80
15.12 Intrinsic PEEP ................................................................................................................81
15.13 Inspiratory O2 Concentration During Medicament Nebulization ...................... 82
16 Gas mixture 84
16.1 Operating principle ...................................................................................................... 84
16.2 Correcting the oxygen HPSV ..................................................................................... 84
16.3 Dependence on the input pressure .......................................................................... 84
16.4 BTPS/NTPD conversion ............................................................................................. 85
17 Function Diagram 86
17.1 Pneumatics function diagram .................................................................................... 87
Test List
1 Test Equipment Required 89
2 General Condition 90
2.1 Front Panel ..................................................................................................................... 90
2.2 CO2 Sensor (Optional) ................................................................................................91

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2.3 Accessories (if available) .............................................................................................91
2.4 Special Accessories (if available) ..............................................................................91
3 Checking Accompanying Documents 92
4 Safety Check 92
4.1 Protective Conductor Resistance ............................................................................. 92
4.2 Equivalent Device Leakage Current ......................................................................... 92
5 Checking the Safety Valves 93
5.1 Checking the 10 mbar Safety Valve ......................................................................... 93
5.2 Checking the 100 mbar Safety Valve ....................................................................... 94
5.3 Checking the 10 mbar Safety Valve ......................................................................... 95
5.4 Checking the Check Valve ......................................................................................... 96
6 Checking the Temperature Measurement 96
7 Checking the Optional CO2 Sensor 97
8 Power-On Test 97
8.1 Checking Using the Internal Device Checklist ...................................................... 97
9 Mains Failure Alarm Without the DC Module 98
10 Place fully functional unit at customer’s disposal. 98
11 Tested 98
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Replacing Non-Repairable Items
1 Replacing the O2 Sensor 99
1.1 Replacing the Ambient-Air Filter ............................................................................. 100
2 Replacing the Cooling-Air Filter 101
3 Replacing the Battery for Data Backup 101
4 Replacing the Real-Time Clock 104
5 Pressure Regulator 105
5.1 Replacing the AIR Pressure Regulator .................................................................. 105
5.2 Adjusting the AIR Pressure Regulator ................................................................... 108
5.3 Replacing the O2 Pressure Regulator ................................................................... 109
5.4 Adjusting the O2 Pressure Regulator .................................................................... 109
6 Replacing the Filters in the Gas Inlets 110
Fault, Cause, Remedy
1 Alarm Messages 112
1 Service Diagnosis Mode (Optional) 117
1.1 Call-Up of Service Diagnosis Mode ....................................................................... 118
1.2 “Front” Diagnosis ....................................................................................................... 119

1.3 “Electronics” Diagnosis ............................................................................................ 120
1.4 “Pneumatics” Diagnosis ........................................................................................... 125
1.5 Error List ....................................................................................................................... 131

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1.6 Error Number Definition ............................................................................................ 132
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Schematics and Diagrams
1 Printed Circuit Boards Layout 135
2 Identification of the Printed Circuit Boards 136
Changes
1 Type of Changes 145
Appendix
1 Spare parts list 146

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General
This Service Manual conforms to the International Standard IEC 60601-1.
Read each step in every procedure thoroughly before beginning any test. Always use the
proper tools and specified test equipment. If you deviate from the instructions and/or
recommendations in this Service Manual, the equipment may operate improperly or unsafely,
or the equipment could be damaged.
Use only original Dräger parts and supplies.
The maintenance procedures described in this Service Manual may be performed by

qualified service personnel only. These maintenance procedures do not replace inspections
and servicing by Dräger Medical AG & Co. KGaA.
Strictly follow the Instructions for Use.
This Service Manual does not replace the Instructions for Use. Any use
of the product requires full understanding and strict observation of the
product-specific Instructions for Use.
Unless otherwise stated, reference is made to laws, regulations or

standards (as amended) applicable in the Federal Republic of Germany.
1 Symbols and Definitions
− A dash (−) is used to identify items on a list.

− A bullet (•) is used to identify a sentence that contains direct work instructions.
This symbol is used to provide important information that, if ignored, could

lead directly to a patient’s or operator’s injury. It is also used to provide

important information that, if ignored, could lead directly to equipment
damage and, indirectly, to a patient’s injury.
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This symbol is used to provide additional information, operating tips, or
maintenance suggestions.
Definitions according to German standard DIN 31051:
Inspection = examination of actual condition
Servicing = measures to maintain specified condition
Repair = measures to restore specified condition
Maintenance = inspection, servicing, and repair

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1 General
The Evita 4/Evita 2 dura is a time-cycled, constant-volume long-term ventilator for adults and
children with a minimum body weight of 3 kg.
The Evita 4/Evita 2 dura can be used for the following ventilation modes:
IPPV Intermittent Positive Pressure Ventilation, controlled and assisted constant-

volume ventilation with the following options:
• CPPV = (Continuous Positive Pressure Ventilation) Controlled ventilation
at a continuous positive airway pressure.
• PLV = (Pressure Limited Ventilation) Pressure-limited, constant-volume
ventilation.
• AutoFlow® = for automatic optimizing of the inspiratory flow.
• IRV = (Inversed Ratio Ventilation) Ventilation at a reversed I:E ratio.
SIMV Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation, weaning method for

spontaneously breathing patients with the following options:
ventilation.
MMV Mandatory Minute Volume Ventilation, spontaneous breathing with automatic

synchronizing of mandatory ventilation and required minute volume of the
patient. With the following options:
ventilation.
SB Spontaneous Breathing, spontaneous breathing at atmospheric pressure

conditions.
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CPAP Continuous Positive Airway Pressure, spontaneous breathing at a positive

airway pressure.
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ASB Assisted Spontaneous Breathing, pressure-assisted spontaneous breathing.
BIPAP Biphasic Intermittent Positive Airway Pressure, pressure-controlled ventilation

combined with free spontaneous breathing during the entire respiratory cycle
and adjustable pressure assistance on CPAP level.
APRV Airway Pressure Release Ventilation, spontaneous breathing on two pressure

levels with extended time ranges, independently variable.
Special methods:
Apnoea- For automatic change-over to volume-cycled mandatory ventilation in the event

Ventilation of apnoea. In this case the Evita 4 gives an alarm upon expiry of the set alarm
time (Tapnoea >) and activates constant-volume ventilation.
ILV Independent Lung Ventilation, bilateral, differentiated, synchronized

(optional) ventilation with two Evita 4 units.
Diagnosis:
Intrinsic For determination of the intrinsic PEEP in air trapping.

PEEP
measure-
ment
Occlusion For assessment of the respiratory drive during spontaneous breathing.

pressure
measure-
ment
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Monitoring:
• Airway pressure (Paw)
• Expiratory minute volume (MV)
• Inspiratory O2 concentration (FiO2)
• Inspiratory breathing gas temperature (T)
• Expiratory CO2 concentration (etCO2)
• Inspiratory tidal volume (V TI)
• Apnoea time
• Tachypnoea monitoring to detect dead-space-intensive spontaneous breathing.
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2 Basic Principle
2.1 Evita 4
The Evita 4 consists of three components which communicate via a CAN (fast serial
interface).
Control unit
Evita 4
IPPV E Störung O2-Messung

Einstellung
30 P i
FiO2 -----
100% 20 Alarm-
O2 grenzen
MV 29
10
Insp. 0 VT 669 Messw.

hold Kurven
-10
1 2 3 P 26
Mess-
Reset
manöver
Check
21 ,700 1,50 13,5 IPPV
SIMV
27 40 10 CPAP Kalibration
BPAP
Konfigu-
ration
Electronics
CAN UNOM 100...140 VAC

50/60 Hz
INOM 3,2...1,2 A
COM1 RS 232C ILV

F1, F2
T5H 250 V Sync. Temp.
IEC 127-21V
SpO2
CO2
Extensionbox
Pneumatics
!
Exp.
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Fig. 1: Basic components

2.1.1 Control Unit
The control unit is the interface between the machine and the operator. The control unit
serves to make adjustments, to display measured values and to activate alarms. In the control
unit the display, membrane keypad, touch screen and Graphics Controller PCB are
accommodated.
2.1.2 Electronics
The electronics is the central control unit of the Evita 4. It includes the CPU 68332 PCB, the
CO2-Carrier PCB with the Processor Board PCB and Power Supply PCB and the power
supply unit (Communication PCB, Paediatric Flow PCB and the optional SpO2 PCB).
2.1.3 Pneumatics
The pneumatics controls the pneumatic valves following preset ventilation parameters. It
includes an independent microprocessor system and the valve control. In the pneumatics the
Pneumatics Controller PCB, the HPSV Controller AIR/O2 PCB, the PEEP valve, the mixer,
the pressure connection, the flow sensor and the O2 sensor are accommodated.
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2.2 Evita 2 dura
The Evita 2 dura has three components which communicate via a CAN (fast serial interface).
Front panel
Evita 4
Evita 2 dura
Einstellung
30
SIMV + ASB
P
Erw.
i
FiO2 VT
----- O2 Trigger
100% 20
P mbar MVtotal L/min Alarm-
L Vol%
Alarm- L/min
O2 40 grenzen
12.8 14.5 grenzen MV 29
10 10.2 Tinsp Pinsp Rampe Alarm
20 Meß- über PEEP s Reset
100%
s
Insp.
O2 0 Ppeak mbar werte VT 669 Messw.
hold 0
2 4 ts 45 Meß- Kurven
-10 38 25 manöver P
f
26
PEEP PASB
Insp.
60 1 2 3 bpm mbar über PEEP
hold
30 Pmean Pplat Mess-
0 26 29 Zusätze manöver Reset
Check
Exsp.
30 21 ,700 I :1,50
E FiO2 13,5
Konfi-
Flow
IPPV
hold
60 U/min
0 2 4 ts
1:2 35 guration
Info. Bildstop aktiv SIMV
27 40 10 CPAP Kalibration
Ausdruck Stop Kurven

1
Werte
IPPV
BPAP
SIMV BIPAP
weitere
2 Modi
Konfigu-
ration
Electronics
CAN UNOM 100...140 VAC

50/60 Hz
INOM 3,2...1,2 A
COM1 RS 232C ILV

F1, F2
T5H 250 V Sync. Temp.
IEC 127-21V
SpO2
CO2
Extensionbox
Pneumatics
!
Exp.
Fig. 2: Basic components

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2.2.1 Front Panel
The front panel is the interface to the user. The front panel allows the user to adjust the
desired values. It displays the measured values and alarms. The front panel also contains the
LCD, the membrane keyboard, the 7-segment displays, the Frontpanel PCB, and the
7–Segment PCB.
2.2.2 Electronics
The electronics is the central control unit of the Evita 2 dura. It contains the CPU 68332
PCB, the power supply unit, the CO2-Carrier PCB including the Processor Board PCB
(optional), and the Power Supply PCB (optional). The Communication PCB, the Paediatric
Flow PCB, and the SpO2 PCB are optional features.
2.2.3 Pneumatics
The pneumatics controls the pneumatic valves according to pre-set ventilation parameters. It
has an independent microprocessor system and the control elements for the valves. The
Pneumatic Controller PCB, the HPSV Controller AIR/O2 PCB, the PEEP valve, the mixer,
the pressure connection, the flow sensor and the O2 sensor are part of the pneumatics.
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2.3 Basic principle Evita 4
P P
30 P
FiO2 -----
20
MV 29
10
0 VT 669
-10
1 2 3 P 26
21 ,700 1,50 13,5 IPPV O2

27 40 10
SIMV
CPAP
5V
BPAP
4 5 25 10 11 12 13 14 18 19 20 21 2223 24
3 9 15
2
6
68 332
7 16
.... 1 + 68 332 17 68 332
TI 34010
Fig. 3: Basic principle
1 Keys 13 Supply voltages

2 Rotary knob including 14 Mains switch
acknowledgement (by pressing knob)
3 Touchscreen 15 Second inspiratory Paw
4 TFT display 640 x 480 16 Reset pneumatics processor and
venting
5 Information LEDs and Alarm LEDs 17 Electronics processor reset and
second loudspeaker alarm
6 CAN bus 18 Inspiratory Paw
7 Graphics processor reset 19 O2 sensor
8 not applicabel 20 FiO2 (HPSV mixer)
9 Loudspeaker with sound chip 21 AIR (HPSV mixer)
10 Second loudspeaker (piezo) 22 Flow sensor
11 Voltage monitoring (activates reset of 23 Expiratory valve with PEEP
the processors and the piezo)
12 Rechargeable battery (Goldcap 24 Expiratory Paw
capacitor)
25 Loudspeaker with current monitoring
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2.4 Basic principle Evita 2 dura
P P
SIMV + ASB Erw. !!! PAW hoch
P mbar MVtotal L/min Alarm-
40
12.8 14.5 grenzen
10.2
20 Meß-
Ppeak mbar werte
0
2 4 ts 45 Meß-
38
60
30 Pmean
25 manöver
Pplat
O2
0
30
60
26
I:E
29
FiO2
Zusätze
Konfi-
5V
0 2 4 ts
1:2 35 guration
4 5 25 10 11 12 13 14 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
3 9 15
Front panel Electronics Pneumatics
2
6
68020 + 68 332
7 16
.... 1 + 68 332 17 68 332
F 6554 x
Fig. 4: Basic principle
1 Keys 13 Supply voltages

2 Control knob with acknowledgment 14 Power switch
function (press)
3 7-segment displays 15 Second Paw, inspiratory
4 LCD or TFT display, 640 x 480 16 Pneumatics processor reset and
venting
5 Indicator LEDs and alarm LEDs 17 Electronics processor reset and
second loudspeaker alarm
6 CAN bus 18 Paw, inspiratory
7 Reset graphics processor 19 O2 sensor
8 Not applicable 20 FiO2 (HPSV mixer)
9 Loudspeaker with soundchip 21 Flow (HPSV mixer)
10 Second loudspeaker (piezo) 22 Flow sensor
11 Voltage monitoring (activates 23 Expiratory valve with PEEP
processors reset and the piezo)
12 Battery (Goldcap capacitor) 24 Paw, expiratory
25 Loudspeaker with current monitoring
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3 CPU 68332 PCB
The CPU 68332 PCB is integrated in the electronic unit of the Evita 4. The board includes an
independent processor system, two external interfaces, three internal interfaces, the
loudspeaker control and a serial EEPROM.
Service coding
Uprog
COM 1
EEPROM
X2 Reset Flash-EPROM
logic
CPU
X2
68332
Sound
generator RAMs
X1 Electrical COM1
Bus
isolation
driver
RS232 driver
X1, X2
CAN
ILV interface
ILV
+ 5V DC/DC + 5V ISO Driver

converter
Clock
2 x RS 232 for optional CO2 and SpO2
X1, X2
DUART
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Fig. 5: Block diagram CPU 68332 PCB

3.1 EEPROM
The EEPROM is connected to the synchronized, serial interface 68332. The EEPROM
characterizes the Evita 4 (enabled options, serial number, etc.). When replacing the
CPU 68332 PCB the EEPROM has to be transferred to the new printed circuit board.
3.2 Processor System
The processor system comprises a 68332 CPU, a 512 kByte RAM and a 1 MByte flash
EPROM (electrically programmable and erasable read-only memory). The RAM has a battery
back-up. When the battery is being replaced a Goldcap capacitor ensures voltage supply of
the RAMs. Programming of the flash EPROMS is only possible if the system identifies the
“SERVICE-Q” signal.
3.3 RS232 Interface
The CPU 68332 PCB provides an RS232 interface in the Evita 4. This interface, referred to
as COM1, is electrically isolated from the Evita 4 by means of optocouplers.
3.4 ILV Interface
The ILV interface is required for bilateral ventilation with two Evita 4 units. The ILV interface is
not electrically isolated. Pin 3 of the ILV interface is provided with a filler plug to prevent
confusion with the RS232 interface.
3.5 Driver
The driver adjusts the access times between the 68332, the clock and the DUART.
3.6 Clock
The clock gives the current time. It has a battery back-up and continues to operate even after
the Evita 4 has been switched off.
3.7 DUART
The DUART (Dual Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter) has two serial interfaces
and digital inputs and outputs. The serial interfaces are intended for connection of the SpO2
and CO2 modules.
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3.8 DC/DC Converter
The DC/DC converter provides the voltage supply (+5 V ISO) required for the interface. The
input voltage of the DC/DC converter is +5 V.
3.9 CAN
The CAN interface is a fast, serial interface (Controller Area Network). The control unit,
electronics and the pneumatics communicate via a CAN interface at a transmission rate of
800 kBit/s.
3.10 Bus Driver
The address bus, the data bus and the check-back signals are transferred by the bus driver to
the motherboard. The 68332 CPU communicates with the optional printed circuit boards
located on the motherboard via the bus driver. Currently, it is only the Pediatric Flow PCB
(Neoflow option).
3.11 Sound Generator
The sound generator controls the loudspeaker in the control unit. The sound generator
incorporates the volume control and sound generation for the loudspeaker. The volume is
controlled by the DUART.
3.12 Reset Logic
The CPU 68332 can reset the control unit and the pneumatics. A reset can also be activated
if the voltage falls below or exceeds +5 V. The pneumatics can also be reset by the CPU
68332 PCB. The reset logic controls and displays the resets.
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4 CO2 Carrier PCB
The CO2 Carrier PCB is located in the electronic unit of the Evita 4. The printed circuit board
includes the mount and electrical isolation of the CO2 module and the SpO2 module, the
mains failure logic, the temperature measurement and the voltage monitoring.
Electrical isolation SpO2 module*

X1, X2 X1
and mount of SpO2 Mains failure logic
module
X4 X3 * X1, X2 Voltage X1
Electrical isolation
monitoring
ECG-SYNC
X1, X2 Electrical isolation CO2 module X8 Measurement of

and mount of CO2 temperature and
module pressure
* Optional
Fig. 6: CO2 Carrier PCB block diagram

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+ 15 V - A PSU
aux.contacts
Contr. Mains off
8.5 V On Off
Gold Caps
Horn off
CPU 68332
Test GC
CPU 68332
Test GC
Horn on
+15 V - A
Contr. 1
+5 V - A
5V
+5 V +5 V ADC
+12 V - A 1 CPU 68332
Ref.01
+15 V - A
–15 V - A
+10 V - A
+10 V - A +24 V 1
DC module, ext. batt.
ADC +5 V - A
AWT Temp.
2
temp. hybrid +10 V - A
CPU 68332
Pinsp +15 V - A
Pneumatics 8
Ref.02
Ambient P
pressure E
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Fig. 7: CO2 Carrier PCB (part 1) block diagram

Electrical isolation
+ 15 V- ISO2
Power supply DC - 15 V- ISO2
unit + 8,5 V-ISO2
+ 5 V- ISO2 Processor CO2 sensor
DC
Board PCB
Power
Supply
PCB
Rxd - CO2 Rxd

CPU 68332
Txd - CO2 Txd
CPU 68332
Reset Reset
CPU 68332
+ 15 V- ISO1 Contr. +5 V ISO1

DC
24 V 5V
Power supply - 15 V- ISO1
DC
unit
5V
Rxd - SpO2 Rxd *

CPU 68332
Txd - SpO2 Txd
SpO2 sensor
CPU 68332 SpO2 module
Reset Reset
CPU 68332
EKG
ECG sync
*only for SpO2 meas. option

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Fig. 8: CO2 Carrier PCB (part 2) block diagram

4.1 Electrical Isolation
Electrical isolation is made by means of optocouplers. The printed circuit board is coupled
with the SpO2 and CO2 modules by plug-in contacts. The X3 connector is part of the
optional SpO2 module and is not fitted.
4.2 Power Failure Logic
The power failure logic monitors the power supply. In the event that a power failure occurs
while the Evita 4 is operating an audible alarm will sound.
4.3 Voltage Monitoring
Monitoring is provided for the voltages ±15 V, +10 V, +24 V, +12 V and +5 V. The relevant
voltages are transmitted to a voltage divider and read out by an A/D converter which in turn is
read out by the CPU 68332 PCB.
4.4 Measurement of Temperature and Pressure
The temperature is measured by an NTC thermistor detector. The signals are processed in a
temperature hybrid. The output signal of the temperature hybrid is transmitted to an A/D
converter which is read out by the CPU 68332 PCB.
A pressure sensor measures the ambient pressure and transmits the values to th A/D
converter.
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5 CO2 Measurement
The CO2 measuring system comprises three modules:

• Sensor
• Processor Board PCB
• Power Supply PCB.
Sensor J1 Processor
Board PCB
J4 J2
P4 P2
Power Supply
PCB
J1 J2
Fig. 9: CO2 measurement block diagram

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5.1 CO2 Sensor
A CO2 metering unit and a microprocessor system are integrated in the CO2 sensor. A lamp
generates a light spectrum up to 4.5 µm. This light spectrum is transmitted via the cuvette
and two sapphire lenses to detectors. The detectors emit electrical signals depending on the
CO2 concentration. These signals are analyzed by the microprocessor and transmitted to the
Processor Board PCB via a RS232 interface. Build-up of condensation is prevented by
keeping the temperature of the CO2 metering unit at a constant level.
Pb-Se detector with Cuvette with

silicon lens and 2 sapphire discs
Lamp with reflector,
infrared filter
supported in foamed
material
Interference filter
3,7
Sensor Analog
Ref 4,3
CO2
Sapphire disc
Sapphire disc withwith heating
heating and NTC
Sensor Processor PCB
Aluminium measuring block

with heating and NTC
Sensor connecting
Fig. 10: Sectional view of CO2 sensor

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2 Pb-Se detectors
Multiplexer
MUX
VRef VRef - 15 V
GNDA
2 temp. sensors
VRef
+ 15 V
Ref01
GNDA
+ 8,5 V
+5V
GNDA
7805
Lamp
GNDD
GNDD
GNDA
Heatings GNDD
+ 8,5 V
GNDA -15 V
DATA
GNDD
Processor CLOCK
68HC705
GNDD
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GNDD EEPROM
Fig. 11: CO2 sensor block diagram

5.2 Processor Board PCB
The Processor Board PCB controls the heating of the CO2 metering unit and the measured-
data transfer of the CO2 sensor.
(Sensor)
J1
J4
+15V AGND
6 1
on/off +15V MUX
8 2
7
on/off +8,5V Screen
3
-15V -15V
5 +15V 4
5V +15V
1 5
DGND DGND
7805
3 6
AGND Clock in +8,5V
4 7
+8,5V Data
2 ADC 8
Clock out Clock
9
7905
-15V
J2
W6
Reset
6
CPU 68332
TXD
3
MAX
RXD 232
2
DGND
1 EPROM RAM
TTL-TXD
7
RS232
TTL-RXD
W8
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8
TTL
Fig. 12: Processor Board PCB

5.3 Power Supply PCB
The Power Supply PCB provides the supply voltages for the Processor Board PCB and the
CO2 sensor. The supply voltages are electrically isolated from the Evita 4. The measured
CO2 values are transferred to the CPU 68332 PCB via the Power Supply PCB.
TP2 TP3 P4
+15V
J1 6
Input + 5V TP1 TP8
1 on/off
PS2 8
Input GND
2 TP6
-15V
5
TP7
+5V
1
PS1
DGND
3
4
AGND
TP5
+8,5V
2
U1 on/off
7
J2
10 P2
TXD
3 3
RXD
2 2
DGND
1 1
TP10
TTL-TXD
7 7
TP9
TTL-RXD
8 8
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Reset
6 6
Fig. 13: Power Board block diagram

6 Power Supply Unit
The power supply unit provides the following output voltages:

− +24 V
− +15 V
− –15 V
− +12 V
− +5 V
The Evita 4 power supply unit is a switched-mode power supply unit. The output voltages are
short-circuit-proof. A DC module is optionally available ensuring voltage supply in case of
power failure or short duration transport of the Evita 4.
Output
Trans-
Electronic
Rectifier former Rectifier
switch
Control
unit
Fig. 14: Functional diagram of a switched-mode power supply unit

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7 Graphics Controller PCB
The Graphics Controller PCB is located in the Evita 4 control unit. The printed circuit board
includes an independent processor system, the voltage supply of the control unit, the
interface to the electronics and the display control.
+ 24V
CPU 68332 X14

X1 Uprog Keyboard
port
X14 Keys
Touch screen
CPU 68332
Reset CPU
Loudspeaker
68332
Debug Flash- monitoring
interface EPROMs 50Ω
5Ω
X1
CPU 68332 X14
RAMs X14
CAN Rot. knob
X1
interface
LED X14
all LEDs
DC/DC converter driver
+ 24V + 5V
*
Contr. X7 DC
+ 12V Display
*
light
AC
TMS
Display 34010 Toshiba display - external
NEC display - in display
Graphics processor
Sharp display - external
Display * Display * X4 Display
Video RAMs logic logic signal
pixels D29 colours D 40
* varying depending on type of display

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Fig. 15: Graphics Controller PCB block diagram

EPROM (electrically programmable and erasable read-only memory).
7.2 Uprog
Uprog generates the voltage required for programming the flash EPROMs. An enable logic
prevents unintentional supply of the programming voltage to the flash EPROMs.
7.3 Reset
The Graphics Controller PCB operates independently and is fitted with its own reset
generator. The display can be reset by the CPU 68332 PCB.
7.4 Loudspeaker Monitoring
The loudspeaker monitoring checks the loudspeaker function. The current passing through
the loudspeaker is measured by a resistor and then analyzed.
7.5 Keyboard Port and LED Driver
The keyboard and the LEDs are arranged in a 3x8 matrix array. The LEDs are controlled by
transistors which also select the keyboard columns. A driver module controls the selection of
lines of the LEDs in the matrix. The 68332 CPU scans the keyboard using Schmitt trigger.
7.6 Display Control
The video processor TMS 34010 controls the image processing, generates the synchronized
signals for the display and displays the image to be represented by means of the display
logic. The video RAM is the video processor memory having a capacity of 512 kByte. The
video RAM stores the video processor program, the video processor data and the displayed
image.
7.7 CAN Interface
The CAN interface is a fast serial interface (Controller Area Network). The control unit, the
electronics and the pneumatics communicate via a CAN interface. The transmission rate is
1 Mbit/s.
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7.8 DC/DC Converter
The DC/DC converter supplies +5 V and +12 V for the voltage supply of the control unit. The
input voltage of the DC/DC converter is +24 V. Since the +5 and +12 V voltages are
generated directly on the Graphics Controller PCB there is a tolerance of ±2.5%. The
maximum power consumption of the control unit is 1.5 A for +5 and 2.2 A for +12 V.
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8 Communication PCB (Optional)
The Communication PCB is located in the electronic unit of the Evita 4. The printed circuit
board includes an independent processor system, the voltage supply of the interfaces, an
internal CAN interface, an external CAN interface, two RS232 interfaces and two analog
outputs.
X2
Uprog
X2 Flash-
Reset
EPROMs
CPU
68332
EEPROM
RAMs
In
DC/DC CAN
converter
+ 5V
X1, X2 CAN
CAN interface OUT
interface
DC/DC
converter COM2
+ 5V
RS232-
interfaces
COM3
DC/DC
converter
+ 5V
Analog (2x)
D/A converter
Electrical
isolation
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Fig. 16: Communication PCB block diagram

EPROM (electrically programmable and erasable read-only memory).
8.2 Uprog
Uprog generates the programming voltage for the flash EPROMs. An enable logic ensures
that the programming voltage is not accidentally supplied to the flash EPROMs.
8.3 Reset
The reset logic generates a defined reset after power-up. The CPU 68332 can be reset by
the CPU 68332 PCB.
8.4 CAN Interfaces
The Communication PCB is not connected to the data bus of the CPU 68332 PCB. The data
are transmitted via an internal CAN interface (Controller Area Network – fast, serial
interface). The external CAN interface is electrically isolated from the Evita 4 by
optocouplers.
8.5 RS232 Interfaces
The Communication PCB is provided with two RS232 interfaces additionally available in the
Evita 4. These interfaces are referred to as COM2 and COM3 and are electrically isolated
from the Evita 4 by optocouplers.
8.6 Analog Outputs
The analog outputs supply voltages between 0 V and 4.095 V. The assignment of analog
outputs is freely selectable. The resolution of the output voltage is 1 mV per bit.
8.7 DC/DC Converter
The DC/DC converters supply +5 V ISO each for the voltage supply of the interfaces. The
input voltages of the DC/DC converters are +5 V.
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8.8 EEPROM
The EEPROM stores internal data of the interface and has a capacity of 2 kByte.

9 Paediatric Flow PCB (Optional)
The Paediatric Flow PCB is located in the electronic unit of the Evita 4. The printed circuit
board includes 2 flow measuring channels to connect the Babylog flow sensor, 1 four-
channel multiplexer, 1 twelve-bit A/D converter, 1 interface to the CPU 68332 PCB.
URE AMP DATA

F DATA BUS
ADC
OUT
CGN LP CPU
68332
Multi
-
Flow
Babylo MEAS
g DAT
A
Flow
SHAD
Fig. 17: Paediatric Flow PCB block diagram

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9.1 Flow Measurement
The flow is measured with the Babylog flow sensor which has two measuring wires. One
measuring wire is covered by a plastic bar. The Babylog flow sensor recognizes the direction
of the flow which is analyzed by a measuring bridge.
9.2 Multiplexer
The multiplexer consists of four analog-value selectors. The analog-value selectors are
controlled by the software. The multiplexer transmits the flow sensor measurement signals,
CGND and UREF LIMIT via a buffer (AMP) to an A/D converter (ADC).
9.3 A/D Converter
The input voltage of the A/D converter ranges from 0 V to 10 V. The A/D converter converts
the flow measurement values into digital data. The CPU PCB controls the A/D converter and
the multiplexer via an interface (DATA OUT; DATA IN). The voltage drop across the
multiplexer, the buffer and the A/D converter is measured using the UREF LIMIT reference
voltage and can be taken into account when measuring the flow.
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10 Pneumatics Controller PCB
The Pneumatics Controller PCB is located in the pneumatics of the Evita 4. The printed
circuit board comprises the following features:
− Supply pressure measurement
− Inspiratory and expiratory airway pressure measurement
− Oesophageal pressure measurement
− Flow measurement
− Measurement of the O2 concentration in the breathing gas
− Fan monitoring
− Solenoid valve control
− PEEP valve control
− Interface to the HPSV Controller PCBs
− CAN interface
− 68332 CPU with RAM and flash EPROM
− Serial EEPROM for storage of device configuration.
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10.1 Pneumatics Controller PCB block diagram
+15 V - A
+15 V - A
Contr.
Cold 10v - A
Current
Hot / limiter
- 5 V - Ref.
+
Contr.
Sensor +
Cold Hot -
Signal amplifierX4
+
100 - F - SIG
15 1,01 V (Flow equals zero) Zero
121
amplifier
X2
+
- F=0
Vref
18
DAC Out
Annealing FINOP
µP
Fig. 18: Pneumatics Controller PCB flow measurement

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10.2 Pneumatics Controller PCB
CPU 68332 Prog.

Flash EPROM RAM EEPROM
voltage
HPSV Control-
CAN HPSV Air
ler Air PCB
CPU 68332 Reset up HPSV Control-

HPSV O2
ler O2 PCB
CPU 68332
Flow sensor switch
Debug 24 V
Y 1.1 Y 1.4 Y 1.3 Y 6.1 Y 6.2 Y 1.2

frei
Reset down
CPU 68332 &
D 17
Pneu Disable
24 V
nc nc nc nc nc nc
Patient system
CO2 Carrier P insp heating with fan
D 18
12 V
+15 V - A
P Air P S1
E
Contr.
P O2 P 5V
E
F - SIG
ADC/
P insp P
E DAC
F-ø
P exsp P In
F - INOP MUX ADC
E
*
P oeso P
E
*
P AUX P Out DAC

5 V - Ref.
E
LP TOP
O2 +5 V
O2 sensor Contr.
E
-5 V PEEP/PIP
5 V - Ref. S 16 valve
ADC -Ref -15 V - A
F - SIG X5/2
Flow measurement 12 V DAC - Ref 1mV=1mA
F-ø X 5/1
F - INOP
Electr. fan PEEP power supply
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* for future options
Fig. 19: Pneumatics Controller PCB

10.3 Pressure Measurement
The pressure is measured with two pressure sensors. During the inspiratory phase and the
expiratory phase, the pressure is measured by the respective pressure sensor. The airway
pressure signals are transmitted to the multiplexer. The pressure sensors are automatically
zero-calibrated every 3 minutes.
10.4 Flow Measurement
The sensor works according to the principle of a constant-temperature hot-wire anemometer.

Respiratory gas flows along a very thin, electrically heated platinum wire in a measuring tube.
The wire is heated to a temperature of 180 °C and kept at this temperature with a closed-
loop control system. If gas flows past this wire, heat is dissipated. The larger the gas volume
per time unit flowing past, the higher the heat dissipation. The heating power required to
keep the wire at a constant temperature is a measure of the gas flow.
10.4.1 Cleaning the Flow Sensor
The control for cleaning or glowing of the sensor supplies a defined current to both
measuring wires. During calibration the measuring wires begin to glow and burn any
impurities. The sensor is cleaned when pressing the “flow calibration” key or automatically
after medicament nebulization. The cleaning process occurs during the next inspiratory
phase or after 15 seconds at the latest.
10.5 O2 Measurement
The O2 sensor works according to the galvanic cell principle. Oxygen molecules contained in
the gas mixture to be measured diffuse through a plastic diaphragm into the electro-chemical
cell and are reduced at the noble metal electrodes. At the same time a base electrode is
being oxidized. The base electrode is spent by the oxidation process and thus determines the
life of a sensor. The current flowing through the cell is proportional to the oxygen partial
pressure in the gas mixture to be measured.
Provided the pressure and temperature of the gas mixture to be measured are kept constant,
the measured value will be directly proportional to the oxygen partial pressure. The O2
amplifier on the O2 Top PCB is mounted externally on the inspiratory block. The output signal
is transmitted to the O2 Contact PCB via spring contacts and transferred to the Pneumatics
Controller PCB. The O2 cell is also connected to the O2 Top PCB via spring contacts.
10.6 Fan Monitoring
At the front panel of the machine a fan is mounted to limit the temperature and the O2
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concentration in the electronic unit of the pneumatics in case of failure. This fan is monitored
by the electronics.

10.7 Multiplexer
The multiplexer consists of 16 analog-value selectors which are controlled by the software.
The multiplexer routes the measurement signals from the pressure sensors, the O2 amplifier,
the FAN UREF and the flow sensor to an A/D converter via a buffer.
10.8 Solenoid Valves
The solenoid valves are controlled by two power drivers. The power driver outputs for the
nebulizer and the O2/Air switchover are monitored by a comparator. The power drivers can
be switched off by the electronic unit.
10.9 PEEP Valve Control
The PEEP valve is controlled by a voltage-controlled current source with power MOS FET. A
quad operational amplifier serves to adapt the D/A converter output signal to the current
range of the PEEP valve. The CPU controls the D/A converter. The PEEP valve control is
calibrated to the PEEP valve. The calibration data are stored in the serial EEPROM.
10.10 HPSV Interface
The status lines of the HPSV Controller PCB are led to the Pneumatics Controller PCB via
the Pneumatics motherboard. Two bus drivers transmit the data to the data bus of the CPU.
The data are transmitted to the HPSV Controller PCB by two power drivers. The data are
accepted by power swing of the respective Chip-Select-Pins.
10.11 CAN Interface
The CAN interface comprises a CAN controller and a series-connected driver. The CAN
controller is directly connected to the data bus of the CPU. The control unit, the electronics
and the pneumatics communicate via the CAN interface at a transmission rate of 1 Mbit/s.
The processor system on the Pneumatics Controller PCB consists of a 68332 CPU, a
256 kByte flash EPROM (electrically programmable and erasable read-only memory) and a
256 kByte RAM.
10.13 Serial EEPROM

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The serial EEPROM stores the data of the pneumatics. The EEPROM has a 128 Byte
capacity.

11 HPSV-Controller PCB
The pneumatics of the Evita 4 contain 2 identical HPSV-Controller PCBs. The board slot
determines which of the boards is assigned to O2 and AIR. The PCB comprises the
following functions:
− Microcontroller with EPROM and RAM
− ADC for measurement of supply pressure
− DAC for setpoint entry of current
− Control loop for current control
− Power transistor (power source)
− NOTE: The characteristic of the HPSV cartridge is stored in the cartridge and is read
out by the HPSV Controller PCB. The PCB can be replaced without calibration.
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Current (actual)
EPROM +12 V
Microcontroller
Pneumatics 80 C 537
Controller RAM
PCB
Current
Setp. Control settingl
DAC Preamp.
loop
Path
ADC
–15 V- A
Pneumatics Supply pressure

Controller PCB
Supply pressure sensor
E
P
Drive coil EEPROM
Gas inlet
Displace-
Ball/valve seat ment
combination sensor
Gas outlet Displacement
sensor
HPSV
Fig. 20: HPSV Controller PCB with HPSV

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12 Frontpanel PCB Evita 2 dura
The Frontpanel PCB is installed in the front panel of the Evita 2 dura. The Frontpanel PCB
comprises an independent processor system, the voltage supply to the front panel, the
interface to the electronics, and the display control.
LCD/TFT display External display,

(optional connection)
VGA controller
F6554x
DRAM 512 kB
Internal bus
VGA/ INIT ROM
64kB
RAM 256kB
EEPROM
MC68EC020 CPU
VGA FLASH EPROM
1(2) MB
CCFL/ display Brightness
Contrast
FLASH
Driver
Keyboard Key VPP
matrix
Rotary control
MC68332 CPU-
Front
FLASH EPROM
1 MB
Loudsp.
Loudspeaker monitoring
RAM
LED display LED Latch

CAN
LEDs
Display Voltg.
generator Display reset CAN
7-Segment PCB
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+24 V/2 A Loudspeaker PROM_EN

+5 V/3 A Connector X1 from electronics
Fig. 21: Block diagram of the Frontpanel PCB

The processor system consists of an MC 68332 and an MC 68EC020 with 256 kilobytes
RAM each and 1 Mbyte flash EPROM (electrically programmable and erasable PROM).
12.2 Loudspeaker Monitoring
The loudspeaker monitoring tests the loudspeaker function. The current which flows through
the loudspeaker is measured and evaluated with a resistor.
12.3 Keyboard Port and LED Driver
The keyboard is arranged in a 5 x 8 matrix. The 68332 CPU scans the keyboard via the
Schmitt trigger. The LEDs are triggered statically via registers.
12.4 Display Control
The MC 68EC020 video processor controls the video processing, generates the
synchronous signals for the display, and shows the picture on the display via the VGA
controller F6554 x. The video RAM is the memory of the video processor. The size of the
video RAMs is 512 kilobytes. The represented picture is stored in the video RAM.
12.5 Flash VPP
The Flash VPP generates the programming voltage for the flash EPROMs. The “PROM_EN”
signal and the microcontroller 68332 enable this programming voltage.
12.6 Voltage Generation
The voltage generation uses the +5 V and the +24 V to generate the supply voltage for the
display (UBKL +13 V), the contrast voltage for the display (±UK approx. 70 V), and the supply
voltage for the 7-segment displays (ULED +5 V).
12.7 CAN Interface
The CAN interface is a fast, serial interface (Controller Area Network). The front panel, the
electronics, and the pneumatics communicate with each other via the CAN interface. The
transmission rate is 1 Mbit/s.

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13 7-Segment PCB Evita 2 dura
The 7-Segment PCB controls the 11 triple-groups of the 7-segments displays. Each
7–segment is triggered statically via an 8-bit driver. The 7-segment displays are selected with
two “8 from 3” decoders (chipselect generation).
4
E1
Chipselect generation
5
E2 &
6
E3
X1
15 CS...
Driver block(s) 7-segment display(s)
14
1
1 13 OE
A0 11
2 12
>CLK
A1
3 A2 2 19 7
11 A
3 18 6
10 B
4 17 4
9 C
BD... 5 16 2
7 D
A
6 15 1
E F B
7 14 10 G
F
E C
8 13 9
G
D
9 12 5 DP
DP
An An
ULED
Fig. 22: Block diagram of the 7-Segment PCB

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14 Pneumatics
Compressed air (AIR) and compressed oxygen (O2) must be available at a supply pressure of
2.7 to 6 bar to drive the machine.
The pneumatics consists of the following components:

− Gas connection block
− Parallel mixer or mixer block
− Pressure sensors
− PEEP/PIP valve
− Inspiratory block
− Patient system
Gas connection block
PEEP/PIP valve
Parallel mixer
Pressure sensors
! Patient system
Exp.
Inspiratory block
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Fig. 23: Layout of the pneumatic components

14.1 Gas Connection Block
The gas connection block comprises the O2 gas connection (M 12x1 female) and the
compressed air connection (M 20x1.5 male). In the future, the gas connections for NIST,
DISS (USA) and DIN will be available. The connections are fitted with filters F1.1 and F1.2
(metal fibre web). The diodes or check valves D1.1 (AIR) and D1.2 (O2) prevent the gas from
flowing back into the central gas supply system.
The pressure regulators DR1.1 and DR1.2 are set to 2 bar. The control gas flows past the
DR1.1 to the 3/2-way valve Y1.1, from there to the emergency valve Y1.3, to the PEEP/PIP
valve Y4.1 and finally to the emergency valve Y3.1.
The gas also flows to the expiratory pressure sensor S6.2 (purge flow) via the restrictor R1.1
(0.08 L/min).
Gas flows to the nebulizer via the 3/2-way valve Y1.4, if appropriately adjusted.
In the event of AIR supply failure, the machine will switch over to O2 supply (O2 switchover
function).
F1.1 D1.1
AIR
F1.2 D1.2
O2
DR1.1 DR1.2
2 bar 2 bar
nc
Y1.1
no
c Y1.2
nc
Y1.4
nc
nc
no Y1.3
c
Fig. 24: Gas connection function diagram

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14.1.1 Characteristics of Various Gas Connection Blocks
Characteristics of the FAS gas connection block:

− connector plate
− pressure regulators
AIR O2 AIR O2
DR1.2 DR1.2 DR1.1

Y1.1
Y1.4
Y1.3
Y1.2
Y1.1
Y1.3 Y1.2 Y1.4

DR1.1
Dräger gas connection block FAS gas connection block
Fig. 25: Dräger gas connection block and FAS gas connection block
Legend
DR1.1 AIR pressure regulator

DR1.2 O2 pressure regulator
Y1.1 3/2-way solenoid valve, O2/AIR

Y1.2 3/2-way solenoid valve pressure,
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sensor calibration inspiration

Y1.3 3/2-way solenoid valve, venting
Y1.4 3/2-way solenoid valve, nebulizer

The gas connection blocks are interchangeable since their mounts for attaching to Evita 4
are identical.
Characteristics of the connector plate on the Dräger gas connection block:

− flat seals
− four fixing screws
Characteristics of the connector plate on the FAS gas connection block:

− O-rings
− two fixing screws
Dräger gas connection block FAS gas connection block
AIR O2 AIR O2
connector plate
Fig. 26: Connections of the gas connection blocks

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14.2 Parallel Mixer or Mixer Unit
The parallel mixer is a fast, electrically controllable proportional valve for gas flows between
5 and 180 L/min at supply pressures of 3 to 6 bar. Partial flows of less than 5 L/min are
pulsed at a constant flow of 5 L/min. The supply gases compressed air (AIR) and oxygen
(O2) available at the parallel mixer have a supply pressure of 2.7 bar to 6 bar. In the parallel
mixer the two gases are mixed in accordance with the set parameters. The parallel mixer
supplies the inspiratory gas to the patient.
The parallel mixer consists of the following components:

− Mixer connection block
− 2 cartridge valves with displacement sensor system for compressed air (AIR) and
oxygen (O2).
− 2 supply pressure sensors measuring the inlet pressure of the supply gases.
The HPSV Controller PCB controls the parallel mixer electrically. The control signals are
transmitted to the parallel mixer via the Pneumatics Motherboard PCB and the Pneumatics
Controller PCB.
AIR cartridge
valve
Supply pressure
sensor
O2 cartridge
valve
Mixer connection block
Fig. 27: Parallel mixer
14.3 Mixer Connection Block

The two cartridge valves are mounted to the mixer connection block. The inspiratory gases in
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the mixer connection block are supplied to the respective cartridge valve. The respiratory gas
available at the outlet of the cartridge valves is mixed in the mixer connection block and
supplied to the inspiratory unit.

14.4 Cartridge Valves or O2 and AIR HPS Valves
The cartridge valve or HPS valve (HPSV = high-pressure servo-valve) supplies a defined
amount of gas to the patient in accordance with the preset adjustment parameters for e.g.
inspiration, trigger pressure, leak flow compensation.
O-rings
Inlet
Outlet
Label: O2 or AIR
Fig. 28: Cartridge valves or O2, AIR HPS valves
During expiration the supply gas is available at the cartridge valve and at the supply pressure
sensor. In the HPS valve ball A is pressed into the valve seat B. This action closes the valve.
During inspiration, current is supplied to the drive system which is equipped with a coil
working according to the principle of a moving coil of the type used e.g. in loudspeakers. The
plunger is deflected in proportion to the supplied current and pushes ball A out of valve seat
B causing an annular gap. This action opens the cartridge valve and gas flows to the patient.
Displacement Drive system

measuring system
Ball A
Valve seat B
Plunger
Displacement Sensor
System PCB
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Fig. 29: HPS valve cross-section

Consequently, the size of the annular gap determines the gas flow. The annular gap between
the ball and the valve seat is determined by the deflection of the plunger. This deflection is
measured and controlled by the displacement measuring system. At the same time a supply
pressure sensor at the cartridge valve measures the supply pressure of the gas to be dosed.
The supply pressure therefore also determines the gas flow, i.e. twice the pressure for the
same width of gap will produce twice the flow.
Width of gap (annular gap) ↑ or supply pressure ↑ = gas flow ↑
The gas flow in valves used to dose and mix the respiratory gas is not measured but
determined indirectly by the displacement signal and the supply pressure. The valves supply
a flow of 5 – 180 L/min. The plunger movement (displacement) depends on the supply
pressure varying between 3–6 bar absolute. For a flow requirement of 120 L/min and a
supply pressure of 5 bar the displacement will be approx. 0.2 mm or 0.6 mm for a supply
pressure of 1.5 bar.
As the mixer must permanently operate with high precision it is measured and the data (non-
linearities) are stored in an EEPROM on the Displacement Sensor PCB. Therefore no
calibration is required when the cartridge valves are replaced. The cartridge valves must not
be interchanged since they are specifically dimensioned and fitted for each individual gas.
14.4.1 Displacement Sensor System
The displacement sensor system measuring the position of the plunger in the valve is
integrated in the cartridge valve and consists of the displacement measuring system and the
Displacement Sensor PCB.
The displacement measuring system is a differential transformer. The a.c. voltage applied to
the primary winding of the transformer has a frequency of approx. 1 MHz. The two secondary
winding are switched such that their output voltage balance out. If the ferrite core (plunger of
the cartridge valves) moves in the differential transformer, the output voltage of the
displacement sensor system will change.
As the displacement output signal is not linear to the gas flow, the characteristic of the
cartridge valves is measured and stored in the EEPROM. The micro-controller on the HPSV
PCB thus balances the non-linearity of the cartridge valves.
The two circuits of the cartridge valves of parallel mixers are operated asynchronously in
parallel (AIR, O2). To avoid beat interferences, the frequencies of the two oscillators must
differ by a minimum of 200 kHz. To do so, the two cartridge valves are measured at two
different frequencies. The cartridge valves can only be measured at a special test stand.
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14.4.2 Supply Pressure Sensors
The supply pressure sensors are calibrated to absolute pressure (0 bar). They measure the
inlet pressure of the supplied gas. The supply pressure sensor is fitted with a P/U converter
supplying a pressure-dependent output pressure.
Measuring range: 0–7 bar

Sensitivity: 1.58 V/bar ±8 mV/bar
Offset voltage: 300 mV ±30 mV
The supply pressure sensors are linked via a flex-strip to the Displacement Sensor PCB
which is installed in the HPS valves.
14.5 Pressure Sensors
The pressure sensor mount comprises the airway pressure sensors S6.1 for the inspiratory
side and S6.2 for the expiratory side. S6.1 monitors the inspiratory Paw high and Paw low.
Measuring range: 140 mbar

Sensitivity: 36.5 mV/mbar ±0.3 mV/mbar
Offset voltage: 1.74 V ±0.04 V
14.5.1 Pressure Sensor Calibration
The solenoid valves Y6.1 and Y6.2 expose the relevant pressure sensors to atmospheric
pressure at specific time intervals. Consequently, the sensors are automatically calibrated.
The pressure sensors S6.1 and S6.2 are zero-calibrated every 3 minutes (calibration of the
possible electronic zero drift). To do so, the solenoid valves Y6.1 and Y6.2 are subsequently
exposed to atmospheric pressure and the pressure sensors automatically calibrated.
S6.1 no Y6.1
E c
P
nc
nc
E c
P
S6.2 no Y6.2
8
R1.1
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Fig. 30: Pressure sensors function diagram

14.6 Inspiratory Unit
The safety valve D3.3 limits the pressure in the inspiratory line to100 mbar max.
In the event of compressed air failure or power failure the pneumatically controlled
emergency air valve Y3.1 will open so that the patient can breathe ambient air passing the
filter F3.1. The check valve D3.1 prevents rebreathing of the air through the inspiratory line.
The spring-loaded check valve D3.2 allows pressure to drop if valve Y3.1 opens.
In the case of emergency air spontaneous breathing the patient can expire through the
expiratory valve Y5.1 on account of the spring loading (5 mbar) thus preventing rebreathing.
The inspiratory unit is provided with the plug-in connection for the oxygen sensor.
The restrictor R1.2 limits the medicament nebulizer flow to 9 L/min.
14.6.1 Emergency Air
In the event of a gas or power supply failure the patient can breathe spontaneously via filter
F3.1. The emergency air valve Y3.1 will in this case no longer be controlled. The patient can
breathe spontaneously via filter F3.1, check valve D3.1 and the emergency air valve Y3.1.
F3.1
Nebulizer
D3.2 D3.1
D 3.3 P1
Y3.1 0,25 L/min
no P2
Y3.3
R3.1
Inspiration
3b 6a P1a P2a 9a
O2
E
Y3.2 S3.1
nc 3a 9
4a 3c
S6 1 no Y6 1
Fig. 31: Emergency air function diagram
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14
5
! P1 P2 13
7 8
12
1 2 3 4 1a
11
2a
10
9
15 4a
3a
Fig. 32: Inspiratory unit
Legend
1-1a Patient connection (inspiration)

2-2a Nebulizer connection
3-3a Oesophageal pressure P1
4-4a Oesophageal pressure P2
5 10 mbar pressure relief valve
6 100 mbar pressure relief valve (adjustable; NOTE: until middle of ’96 valve slot
milled in the block, after ’96 separate piece screwed onto the block)
7 Emergency pressure relief mechanism control
8 Pressure measurement (inspiration)
9 O2 calibration control
10 O2 sensor chamber (behind the O2 booster)
11 O2 calibration purge flow outlet

12 Emergency air check valve D3.1 in O2 booster
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13 O2 calibration diaphram lattice Y3.3 with R3.1

14 Valve Y3.1
15 O2 booster

14.7 Patient System
The expiratory gas flows from the patient directly to the expiratory valve Y5.1. The copper
measuring line at the 8a connection has a germicidal effect and connects the expiratory side
to the pressure sensor S6.2.
The expiratory valve has a transmission ratio of approx. 1:1. The check valve D5.1 allows flow
in one direction only and makes sure that gases do not travel backwards. The expiratory flow
is measured with flow sensor S5.1.
0,08 L/min/2 bar 8a

1 D5.1
Expiration
Exp.
Y5.1
7a
Fig. 33: Patient system function diagram
Fig. 34: Patient system cross-section
The ratio between the control pressure at the 7a connection of the PEEP/PIP valve and the
resulting pressure at the expiratory port is linear to the following values:
Control pressure of 3 mbar ⇒ expiratory pressure of 0 mbar

Control pressure of 33 mbar ⇒ expiratory pressure of 33 mbar
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14.7.1 Patient System with Water Trap
The water trap avoids flow measurement faults caused by water droplets. Such faults may
occur if the water traps on the ventilation hoses are not positioned at the lowest possible
point. In this case the condensation water is collected in the water trap of the patient system.
The collector jar of the water trap can be removed during operation. The opening to the pati-
ent system is sealed automatically.
8a
S5.1 D5.1
Expiration
Exp.
Y5.1
7a
Water trap
Fig. 35: Function diagram of the patient system with water trap
Water trap conversion kit
Angle socket
Connector
Locking mechanism Water trap
Fig. 36: Sectional view of the patient system with water trap
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14.8 PEEP/PIP Valve
The PEEP valve Y4.1 consists of a diaphragm valve acting as a flow-control device and the
linear drive whose plunger closes the diaphragm valve. A coil drives the PEEP valve Y4.1. The
preset ventilation parameters are processed by a computer program and the coil is driven by
an appropriate current. The PEEP valve opens and adjusts a pressure proportional to the
adjusted electric current. A current of 0 mA will correspond to –1 mbar, 600 mA to 120 mbar.
A servo-line in the valve Y4.1 controls the expiratory valve Y5.1 in the patient system. The
solenoid valve Y1.3 and the restrictor R4.1 supplies the patient system with control gas. The
non-adjustable restrictor R4.1 is set to a flow of 3.5 L/min.
Depending on the setting the plunger coil is activated causing an appropriate servo-pressure
to be applied to the expiratory valve.
The software compares the preset and measured airway pressures. This comparison is a
measure of the Pneumatic-Controller PCB’s control action on the PEEP/PIN valve. The
PEEP/PIN valve is calibrated to the electronics. The calibration data are stored on the
Pneumatic-Controller PCB.
R4.1
5a 7
3,5 L/min/2 bar
Y4.1
Fig. 37: PEEP valve function diagram

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Fig. 38: PEEP valve cross-section

14.9 AIR Supply
AIR flows through the filter F1.1 passing the check valve D1.1 reaching the mixer and flow
control unit (pressure sensor S2.1 and HPSV Y2.1). At the same time, AIR flows to the 3/2-
way solenoid valve Y1.1 passing the pressure regulator DR1.1 which is set to 2 bar. From
here the gas flows through the 3/2-way solenoid valve Y1.3 to the emergency air valve Y3.1
which closes. Furthermore, AIR passes the restrictor R4.1 to reach the PEEP/PIP valve Y4.1
and from there – depending on the setting – to the expiratory valve Y5.1. Finally, AIR passes
the restrictor R1.1 to flow to the expiratory pressure sensor S6.2 connecting line on the
patient side. At this point, expiratory humidity is prevented from reaching the pressure sensor
S6.2.
F3.1
E D3.2 D3.1
Nebulizer
P S2.1
D 3.3 P1
F1.1 D1.1 Y2.1 Y3.1 0,25 L/min
1 1a no P2
AIR Y3.3
R3.1
F1.2 D1.2
Insp.
2 2a
O2
Y2.2 3b 6a P1a P2a 9a
DR1.1 DR1.2 O2
P E
2 bar 2 bar E S2.2 Y3.2 S3.1
nc nc 9
Y1.1 3a
no
c Y1.2 4a 3c
S6.1 no Y6.1
3 R1.3 0,4 L/min 1,4 bar E c
nc P
nc
Y1.4
6 R1.2 9 L/min/2 bar
nc nc
nc E c
no P
Y1.3 4 S6.2 no Y6.2
c
5
8
R1.1
0,08 L/min/2 bar 8a

S5.1 D5.1
R4.1
Exp.
5a Y5.1
7
3,5 L/min/2 bar
7a
Y4.1
Fig. 39: AIR supply function diagram

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14.10 O2 Supply
Compressed oxygen flows through the filter F1.2 via the check valve D1.2 to the mixer and
flow control unit (pressure sensor S2.2 and HPSV Y2.2). At the same time, O2 flows to the
3/2-way solenoid valve Y1.1 via the pressure regulator which is set to 2 bar.
E
P S2.1
F1.1 D1.1 Y2.1

1 1a
AIR
F1.2 D1.2
2 2a
O2
Y2.2
DR1.1 DR1.2
P
2 bar 2 bar E S2.2
nc
Y1.1
no
c Y1.2
3 R1.3 0,4 L/min
nc
Y1.4
nc 6
nc
no Y1.3
c 4
5
Fig. 40: O2 supply function diagram
14.10.1 O2/AIR Switchover Valve
In the event that compressed air fails, in the course of O2 sensor calibration and when
controlling the nebulizer function (depending on the FiO2 setting) the 3/2-way solenoid valve
Y1.1 switches over. The servo-system will then be supplied with O2.
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14.11 Inspiration
Depending on the settings (O2 concentration, inspiratory volume, frequency, TI, inspiratory
flow, inspiratory pressure) the HPSVs Y2.1 and Y2.2 open. The gas flows via the inspiratory
connector to the patient. At the same time, gas flows to the O2 sensor S3.1 and to the safety
valve D3.3. From there, it flows through the 3/2-way solenoid valve Y6.1 to the inspiratory
pressure sensor S6.1.
The safety valve D3.3 is fixed to 100 mbar and serves as an additional safety device in the
event of a complete failure of the electronic control.
When calibrating the O2 sensor S3.1 the sensor will be disconnected with valve Y3.3 from
the inspiratory gas. The O2 sensor S3.1 is purged with calibration gas via valve Y1.2, the
restrictor R1.3, the restrictor R3.1 and the valve Y3.2. The O2 concentration and the flow will
not be influenced by the inspiratory gas.
The pressure sensors S6.1 and S6.2 monitor the inspiratory pressure. During the entire
inspiratory time the PEEP/PIP valve Y4.1 provides pressure to the expiratory valve Y5.1.
F3.1
E D3.2 D3.1
Nebulizer
P S2.1
D 3.3 P1
Y2.1 Y3.1 0,25 L/min
no P2
Y3.3
R3.1
Inspiration
Y2.2 3b 6a P1a P2a 9a
O2
P E
E S2.2 Y3.2 S3.1
nc 3a 9
4a 3c
S6.1 no Y6.1
R1.3 0,4 L/min 1,4 bar E c
P
nc
R1.2 9 L/min/2 bar
nc
E c
P
S6.2 no Y6.2
8
R1.1
0,08 L/min/2 bar 8a

S5.1 D5.1
Expiration
Y5.1
7a
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Fig. 41: Inspiration function diagram

14.12 Paw High
In case the Paw high alarm limit is exceeded during inspiration, the HPSV Y2.1 and Y2.2
interrupt the gas flow. The PEEP/PIP valve Y4.1 is switched to expiration and the patient can
exhale.
14.13 Emergency Pressure Relief Mechanism
In case the Paw high alarm limit is exceeded by 5 mbar, an additional pressure relief valve
Y1.3 will open. This will cause the emergency air valve Y3.1 to open and the pressure can
additionally be reduced via check valve D3.2.
14.14 Expiration
At the start of expiration the HPSV Y2.1 and Y2.2 are closed and no gas will be supplied to
the patient. The PEEP/PIP valve Y4.1 is switched to the set PEEP value. The expiratory valve
Y5.1 will also be relieved and the patient can exhale via check valve D5.1 and the flow sensor
S5.1. The flow sensor S5.1 measures the expiratory volume.
F3.1
E D3.2 D3.1
P S2.1
D 3.3 P1
F1.1 D1.1 Y2.1 Y3.1 0,25 L/min
1 1a no P2
AIR Y3.3
R3.1
F1.2 D1.2
2 2a
O2
Y2.2 3b 6a P1a P2a 9a
DR1.1 DR1.2 O2
P E
2 bar 2 bar E S2.2 Y3.2 S3.1
nc nc 9
Y1.1 3a
no
c Y1.2 4a 3c
S6.1 no Y6.1
3 R1.3 0,4 L/min 1,4 bar E c
nc P
nc
Y1.4
nc 6 R1.2 9 L/min/2 bar
nc
Exp.
nc E c
no P
Y1.3
4 S6.2 no Y6.2
c
5
8
R1.1
0,08 L/min/2 bar 8a

S5.1 D5.1
R4.1
5a Y5.1
7
3,5 L/min/2 bar
7a
Y4.1
Fig. 42: Expiration function diagram

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15 Ventilation Modes
15.1 Volume-Controlled Ventilation with PLV and Auto-Flow
Auto-Flow is a new feature optimizing the flow control during the mandatory breath in the
constant-volume ventilation modes IPPV, SIMV and MMV. To understand the differences you
will find below an explanation of the conventional functions.
15.2 Classic Constant-Volume Mandatory Breath
In mandatory breaths without Auto-Flow the “insp. flow” parameter limits the inspiratory flow.
If the inspiratory flow is so high that the set tidal volume V T is attained prior to the end of the
inspiratory time Tinsp, the inspiratory valve will close and the supply of breathing gas will
cease. The expiratory valve will remain closed until the inspiratory time Tinsp has ended. This
phase, also referred to as the inspiratory pause, can be seen as plateau pressure Pplat in the
Paw(t) waveform.
Paw Insp.
pause
Pplat Pmax
PEEP
Tinsp Te t
1/f
Flow
Insp. flow
Fig. 43: IPPV waveform

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This type of mandatory breaths found in virtually all intensive care ventilators for technical
reasons has two important disadvantages:
− The pressure peak can lead to overinflation of individual pulmonary areas in
inhomogeneous lungs, and
− the limited inspiratory flow and the inspiratory and expiratory valves closed during the
inspiratory pause will cause the patient to work against the machine unless the
respiratory pattern is regularly adapted to the requirements of the spontaneously
breathing patient.
15.3 Manual Pressure Limitation Pmax
The Pmax pressure limitation function in Evita 4 serves to avoid the pressure peak while
maintaining the set tidal volume V T. The tidal volume V T remains constant as long as a
pressure plateau Pplat can still be recognized and the flow waveform still shows a short zero
flow between inspiration and expiration.
Evita 4 meets this requirement by reducing the inspiratory flow as soon as the Pmax setting
has been attained. In the event that the tidal volume V T at the preset pressure Pmax can no
longer be applied due to a reduced compliance, an “inconstant volume” alarm will
automatically be given. The manual pressure limitation function is available on all units of the
Evita 4 series.
15.4 Auto-Flow
The Auto-Flow function can be activated from the “Extended Settings” menu. Auto-Flow
ensures adjustment of the inspiratory flow and Pmax parameters as the relevant adjusting
knobs no longer appear on the “Settings” menu.
The inspiratory flow automatically adapts to the changes of the pulmonary conditions (C, R)
and the respiratory requirements of the patient.
IMPORTANT:
Make sure to always set the „Paw W” alarm limit so that an alarm will be given as soon as the
airway pressure increases while the patient’s compliance is reduced.
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Paw
Paw >
Pinsp = f (V T,C)
CPAP
t
Tinsp Te
1/f
Flow
VT
t
Fig. 44: Auto-Flow waveform
The selected inspiratory time Tinsp is typically much longer than the filling phase of the lungs.
The inspiratory pressure Pinsp is equivalent to the minimum value resulting from the tidal
volume V T and the lungs’ compliance C.
The inspiratory flow is automatically controlled to avoid any pressure peaks which may result
from the tube and airway resistances. The plateau pressure Pplat changes with the
compliance C changing, which is common in constant-volume respiratory breaths. In the
Auto-Flow mode these changes occur in steps of 3 mbar max. from one breath to another.
When the tidal volume V T is attained (inspiratory flow = 0) before the inspiratory time Tinsp
has expired, the control of the inspiratory and expiratory valves ensures that the patient can
inspire and expire during the remaining inspiratory time even if the plateau pressure Pplat
remains constant.
If the patient inspires or expires during mandatory inspiration, the plateau pressure will not
change but the inspiratory and expiratory flows will adapt to the patient’s demand. It may
occur that the individually applied tidal volume in some breaths differs from the adjusted tidal
volume. However, on the average the tidal volume V T applied will be constant.
Exceeding of the tidal volume VT can be limited with the “V Ti W” alarm limit. When the set
alarm limit is exceeded for the first time, the Evita 4 will give a message (!). In case the limit is
exceeded three times in a row an alarm (!!!) will be given. If necessary, the volume can be
limited to the „VTi W” alarm limit by switching to the PEEP level.

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The flow waveform indicates if the set inspiratory time Tinsp is shorter than the filling time of
the lungs, i.e. at the end of the inspiratory time the flow will not yet be zero. In this case a
decision must be taken if the current condition of the patient allows extending the inspiratory
time Tinsp in order to lower the peak pressure further.

This effect may also be caused during ventilation, e.g. by congestion of secretions. In this
situation the „Paw W” alarm limit limits the pressure. The pressure increase stops at a level
5 mbar below the „Paw W” alarm limit and the “inconstant volume” alarm will only be activated
if the set tidal volume V T is no longer applied.
Paw
Paw >
Pinsp = f (Vt,C)
CPAP
t
Tinsp Te
1/f
Flow
VT
Fig. 45: Auto-Flow waveform
It is possible to synchronize the start of the mandatory inspiration with the patient’s
spontaneous respiratory effort using the variable flow trigger. The flow trigger can only be
completely turned off in the IPPV mode (IPPVþAssistþ->þIPPV).
Furthermore, it is possible to adapt the rate of pressure increase from PEEP level to the
inspiratory level even better to the patient’s requirements with the „ “ pressure increase
time ventilation parameter in the SIMV and MMV modes.
15.4.1 Starting Performance in Auto-Flow
When starting the Auto-Flow function Evita 4 applies a constant-volume breath with a
subsequent inspiratory pause. The plateau pressure calculated for this breath serves as a
starting value for the inspiratory pressure in the Auto-Flow function.
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15.5 Artificial Sighs
An artificial sigh is an intermittent PEEP in the IPPV, IPPV Assist and ILV ventilation modes.
The expiratory sigh during ventilation is designed to open collapsed pulmonary areas or to
keep “slow” pulmonary areas open.
Since atelectatic alveoli have a higher time constant i.a. due to stenosed bronchioli, it is
necessary that the airway pressure is higher for a longer period of time to open the bron-
chioli.
Sigh phase
Paw
Pmax
interm.
PEEP
PEEP
Fig. 46: Sigh waveform
The sigh function is often achieved by increasing the ventilatory breath. However, as only little
time is available the “slow” alveoli will not fill much more easily.
In Evita 4 the artificial sigh is an intermittent PEEP during expiration.
The average airway pressure is higher, and normally the available filling time is longer.
In order to avoid overinflation of the lungs, the pressure peaks during the sigh phase can be
limited using the Pmax pressure limitation function without reducing the efficiency of the sigh
function.
The “inconstant volume” alarm is not activated during the sigh phase.
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15.6 SIMV (Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation)
SIMV is a mixed ventilation mode combining mechanical ventilation and spontaneous

breathing.
In the SIMV mode, the patient can breathe spontaneously at specified regular intervals while
mandatory breaths provided by the machine ensure a minimum amount of ventilation. This
minimum ventilation is defined by two ventilation parameters, i.e. the tidal volume VT and the
frequency f and is the result of VT x f.
The ventilation pattern is defined by the settings for the tidal volume VT, the inspiratory flow,
the frequency f and the inspiratory time Tinsp. To avoid that the mandatory breath is applied
during spontaneous expiration, the machine’s flow trigger ensures that a mandatory breath is
synchronized with the patient’s spontaneous inspiration within a “trigger window”.
Paw
Mandatory Synchronized man-
breath datory breath
Spontaneous
breathing
PEEP
t
Trigger
Tinsp Spontaneous Spontaneous
window + ∆T
breathing time breathing time
Set IMV time Set IMV time
1/f 1/f
Fig. 47: SIMV waveform
The “trigger window” lasts 5 seconds and thus over the entire expiratory time if this is less
than 5 seconds.
Since the synchronization of the mandatory breath reduces the effective SIMV time thus
increasing the effective frequency, Evita 4 extends the subsequent spontaneous breathing
time by the missing time difference ýT. Consequently, the SIMV frequency will not become
too high. The second factor determining the minimum ventilation, namely the frequency f,
remains unchanged. Once the patient has inspired a considerable volume at the start of the
trigger window, the machine reduces the subsequent mandatory breath by decreasing the
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inspiratory flow phase and the inspiratory time. The tidal volume VT remains constant and
overinflation of the lungs is avoided.
During spontaneous breathing the patient will receive pressure assistance (ASB).

In the course of weaning the patient from the ventilator the frequency f is reduced further
thus extending the spontaneous breathing time until the required minute volume is comple-
tely covered by spontaneous breathing.
15.7 ASB (Assisted Spontaneous Breathing)
ASB is used to supply pressure support if spontaneous breathing is insufficient.
The machine supports the patient’s insufficient spontaneous breathing effort in a similar way
as the anaesthetist does when he or she observes the patient’s recurring spontaneous
breathing on the breathing bag and supports it by squeezing the bag.
The machine assumes part of the inspiratory work while the patient keeps control over his or
her spontaneous breathing.
The CPAP system supplies breathing gas to the spontaneously breathing patient irrespective
of how strong or weak his or her breathing effort may be.
The ASB pressure support will be activated

− when the spontaneous inspiratory flow has attained the set flow trigger value, or
− when the spontaneously inspired volume exceeds 25 mL (or 12 mL in paediatric
application).
The machine will in this case increase the pressure to the preset ASB pressure (PASB) which
has been adapted to the patient’s respiratory requirements.
The time for the pressure increase can be adjusted from 64 ms up to 2 s.

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Paw Ideal airway pressure
Phase
setting
PASB I II
CPAP
t
Start of inspiration End of inspiration
Insp.
flow 4 s max.
25% insp. flow for adults

6% insp. flow for infants
t
Fig. 48: ASB waveform
Evita 4 supports the patient’s insufficient spontaneous breathing with a high peak flow in the
ASB mode with fast pressure increase .
In the ASB mode with slow pressure increase Evita 4 supplies a uniform inspiratory flow.
The patient has to do more work of breathing so that the respiratory muscles have to
exercise.
In the ASB mode with adapted pressure increase and ASB pressure PASB the patient
determines the required inspiratory flow with his or her breathing activity. The flow may rise to
2 L/s within 8 ms.
ASB is terminated
− when the inspiratory flow drops to 0 in phase I, i.e. when the patient exhales or breathes
against the machine, or
− when the inspiratory flow in phase II falls by a certain ratio below the maximum value
supplied before:
ventilation of adults: 25% inspiratory flow; ventilation of infants: 6% inspiratory flow; or
− at the latest after 4 seconds (or 1.5 seconds in paediatric application) provided the two
other criteria did not apply. If the time criterion applies three times in a row, Evita 4 will
give an alarm that the breathing system may be leaky.
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15.8 BIPAP (Biphasic Intermittent Positive Airway Pressure)
BIPAP is a pressure/time-cycled ventilation mode in which the patient can always breathe
spontaneously. BIPAP is therefore also often described as time-controlled change between
two CPAP levels.
The time-controlled pressure change ensures controlled ventilation equivalent to the

pressure-controlled ventilation mode PCV. As spontaneous breathing is permanently
possible, however, the change-over from controlled ventilation to weaning and eventually
completely spontaneous breathing is smooth so that there is no need to switch from one
ventilation mode to another. To adapt the ventilation to the spontaneous breathing behaviour
of the patient the change from the expiratory pressure level to the inspiratory pressure level
and vice versa is synchronized with the patient’s spontaneous breathing.
The frequency of the change-over is also kept constant during synchronization by the trigger
windows.
As recent clinical experience has shown, this way of adapting ventilation to the patient’s
spontaneous breathing activity requires less sedation thus enabling the patient to return to
spontaneous breathing at a much faster rate.
As in all pressure-controlled ventilation modes the tidal volume delivered to the patient is not
fixed but results primarily from the difference in pressure between the PEEP and Pinsp
settings.
The tidal volume will change if the lung compliance and the airways change or if the patient
breathes against the machine.
Knowing that the tidal volume and consequently the minute volume will not always be
constant, the user has to make sure that the minute volume alarm limits are properly adjusted.
The required difference in the two pressure levels is adjusted on the basis of the expiratorily
measured tidal volume V Te displayed. Increasing the difference causes a higher BIPAP
breath.
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15.8.1 Applying BIPAP
As in IPPV, the time pattern is adjusted with the parameters of the basic frequency and TI:TE
ratio settings. Evita 4 calculates the inspiratory and expiratory times and displays the results
on the bottom screen below the waveform setting. The lower pressure level is adjusted with
the PEEP parameter, the upper pressure level with the Pinsp parameter. When switching from
IPPV to BIPAP, only the Pmax/Pinsp needs to be changed while the time pattern remains
unchanged.
Paw
Pinsp
PEEP
t
TI TE
1/f
Fig. 49: BIPAP waveform
The rate of pressure increase from the lower pressure level to the upper pressure level is
adjusted with the setting. The effective time for the pressure increase cannot exceed the
set inspiratory time Tinsp. This ensures that the upper pressure level Pinsp is always attained
during inspiration. The change-over from controlled ventilation to weaning and eventually
completely spontaneous breathing is achieved by gradually reducing the inspiratory pressure
Pinsp and/or the frequency f until the patient breathes spontaneously.
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15.9 APRV (Airway Pressure Release Ventilation)
APRV is a ventilation mode for spontaneous breathing at a continuously positive airway

pressure with short-time pressure release. This ventilation mode is suitable for patients with a
disturbed gas exchange function. The patient breathes spontaneously at a high pressure
level Phigh for an adjustable period of time Thigh. In case the expiratory time Tlow is very short,
Evita 4 will switch over to a low pressure level Plow. The normal pulmonary areas will be
evacuated, the “slow” ones will change their volume insignificantly.
This mode serves to improve the ventilation/perfusion ratio in case of a disturbed gas
exchange function.
Paw
Phigh
Plow
t
Thigh Tlow
Fig. 50: APRV waveform

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15.10 MMV (Mandatory Minute Volume)
In the MMV ventilation mode a mandatory breath will only be applied in case of insufficient
spontaneous breathing falling below a preset minimum ventilation (unlike in SIMV). This
minimum ventilation is defined by the tidal volume VT and frequency f settings and is the
product of V T x f.
Unlike SIMV, in MMV mandatory breaths will not be applied at regular intervals but only when
insufficient ventilation is likely to occur.
The frequency of the mandatory breaths depends on the extent of spontaneous breathing:
− No mandatory breaths will be applied if the spontaneous breathing activity is sufficient.
− If the spontaneous breathing activity is insufficient, mandatory breaths will be applied in
accordance with the set tidal volume V T. If there is no spontaneous breathing activity at
all, the mandatory breaths will be applied at the set frequency f.
Paw Pressure assistance

ASB
Short rate of Long rate of
pressure increase pressure increase
PEEP
Pmax
t
Tinsp Trigger phase
1/f
Flow VT
Insp. flow
t
MV
Mandatory MV Spontaneously
breathed MV
t
Set MV
No spontaneous Starting spont. Sufficient spont.

breathing breathing breathing
Fig. 51: MMV waveform and diagram

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Evita 4 continuously balances the difference between spontaneous breathing and the set
minimum ventilation. As soon as the balance is negative due to insufficient spontaneous
breathing, Evita 4 will apply a mandatory breath with the set tidal volume VT and the balance
will be positive again.
Experience has shown that patients usually breathe very irregularly. Phases of weak and
heavy respiration alternate. In order to account for such individual fluctuations, the balance
also includes the portion exceeding the set minimum ventilation. Evita 4 reduces this value
within 7.5 seconds max. after apnoea.
Consequently, the response time of Evita 4 between the incidence and application of the
mandatory breaths automatically adapts to the previous spontaneous breathing:
If spontaneous breathing was approximately the same as the set minimum ventilation, the
machine’s response time will be within the IMV time. If, however, the previous spontaneous
breathing of the patient was significantly higher than the set minimum ventilation, Evita 4 will
tolerate a longer respiratory pause. In extreme situations such as the case of sudden apnoea
after a period of intensive spontaneous breathing, the response time will be approx. 7.5
seconds plus the trigger time, however, 1 IMV time minimum.
Response times greater than 15 seconds can only occur if the minimum ventilation was set to
a very small value at a very low frequency f.
In this case Evita 4 will give an apnoea alarm which is silenced upon the onset of the
mandatory breaths. If the set IMV time is longer than the Tapnoe > alarm limit and if there is
no spontaneous breathing between the mandatory breaths, apnoea alarm will be given at
regular intervals.
Example:
f = 3/min = IMV time = 20 seconds

Tapnoe> = 15 seconds
This method serves to prevent that during irregular spontaneous breathing a mandatory
breath is applied too early while an alarm will be given in case ventilation is insufficient for a
longer period of time.
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15.11 Measurement Manoeuvres
15.11.1 Occlusion Pressure
The pressure in the mouth measured under short-term occlusion at the start of inspiration is
the basis for measuring the respiratory drive since the pressure is not influenced by
physiological processes of compensation, e.g. reflex apnoea, increase of drive, within 100
ms. This pressure does not in any way depend on the relevant muscular power of the
diaphragm. Therefore, the negative pressure in the mouth P 0.1 after 0.1 seconds is a direct
measure of the neuromuscular respiratory drive.
Paw Inspiratory valve closed
Insp. valve opens

–100 ms
CPAP t
–0.5 mbar
P1
P 0.1
P2
Fig. 52: Occlusion pressure waveform
In patients with healthy lungs the pressure P 0.1 will be approx. 3 to 4 mbar during regular
respiration. A high P 0.1 value signifies an elevated respiratory drive which can only be
sustained for a limited period of time. P 0.1 values in excess of 6 mbar, e.g. in a COPD
patient, are indicative of the expected fatigue („Respiratory Muscle Fatigue”).
Measuring the P 0.1 pressure in COPD-ventilated patients helps to define the time when
weaning should be started.
Evita 4 keeps the inspiratory valve closed after the expiratory phase and measures the airway
pressure built up by the inspiratory effort in 100 ms. The 100 ms time interval starts when the
inspiratory effort of the patient has produced a negative pressure of –0.5 mbar.
The second pressure value is determined after the 100 ms time interval. At the same time, the
inspiratory valve opens and the patient continues to breathe normally.
The difference between the two pressure values P2 – P1 defines the occlusion pressure
P 0.1.
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15.12 Intrinsic PEEP
Evita 4 keeps the inspiratory and expiratory valves closed for a period of measurement period
1 so that neither inspiratory gas can enter nor can gas escape from the ventilation system. In
the course of this period pressure compensation will occur between the lungs and the
ventilation system. Evita 4 measures the pressure waveform.
The initial pressure value is equivalent to PEEP, the value at the end of the closing period is
the intrinsic PEEP.
Paw Inspiratory and exp.

valves closed Expiratory valve opens
Intrinsic PEEP
PEEP
t
Measurement
Measurement
Flow
period 1
period 2
Vtrap
Fig. 53: Intrinsic PEEP waveform
As soon as measurement period 1 is over, Evita 4 opens the expiratory valve and measures
the expiratory flow generated by the intrinsic PEEP during a defined measurement period 2.
The pressure in the lungs will drop to PEEP level. The measurement will be terminated:
when the expiratory flow has dropped to 0,
at the latest after 7 seconds max. (or 3.5 seconds in paediatric application).
The integrated flow is equivalent to the volume Vtrap gathered in the lungs on account of the
intrinsic PEEP.
Measurement periods 1 for intrinsic PEEP:

− For ventilation of adults: 3 seconds max.
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− For ventilation of infants: 1.5 seconds max.

Measurement periods 2 for Vtrap:
− For ventilation of adults: 7 seconds max.
− For ventilation of infants: 3.5 seconds max.
15.13 Inspiratory O2 Concentration During Medicament Nebulization
CAUTION:
The use of other medicament nebulizers may lead to considerable deviations in the tidal
volume and the inspiratory O2 concentration!
Use medicament nebulizer 84 12 935 (white centre piece) only.
In order to compensate for minor deviations from the set O2 concentration, the Evita 4
provides mixed gas to drive the medicament nebulizer. This mixed gas is produced when
compressed air and oxygen are switched synchronously with inspiration. Consequently, the
drive gas of the medicament nebulizer is virtually equivalent to the set FiO2 concentration.
The diagram shows the possible deviations in the applied O2 concentration as a function of
the set FiO2 concentration for a minimum inspiratory flow (15 L/min).
100
90
Applied O2 concentration
80
70
60
50
FiO2 Vol.%
40
30
20
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Set O2 concentration FiO2 vol.%
Fig. 54: Diagram of deviations in the applied O2 concentration

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15.13.1 Medicament Nebulizer
After pressing the button the medicament nebulizer is switched on for 30 minutes. At the
same time the solenoid valve Y1.4 is switched through in the flow-active inspiratory phase.
The medicament nebulizer is supplied with drive gas by the restrictor R1.2. After completion
of the inspiratory gas supply phase the solenoid valve Y1.4 is also switched back. The minute
volume remains constant while the flow setting is being corrected. After termination of the
medicament nebulization the flow sensor S5.1 is automatically glowed clean.
IMPORTANT:
The minimum inspiratory flow is 16 L/min.
F3.1
E
P S2.1 D3.2 D3.1 Nebulizer
D 3.3 P1
Y2.1 Y3.1 0,25 L/min
1 1a no P2
Y3.3
R3.1
Insp.
I
2 2a
Y2.2 3b 6a P1a P2a 9a
DR1.2 O2
P E
2 bar E S2.2 Y3.2 S3.1
nc nc 9
Y1.1 3a
no
c Y1.2 4a 3c
S6.1 no Y6.1
3 R1.3 0,4 L/min 1,4 bar E c
nc P
nc
Y1.4
nc nc
nc E c
o P
Y1.3
4 S6.2 no Y6.2
Fig. 55: Nebulizer function diagram

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16 Gas mixture
16.1 Operating principle
The air flow and the oxygen flow are metered directly out of the supply lines with one HPSV
each. Both sub-flows flow together to the inspiration block in the so-called parallel mixer.
Depending on the set FiO2 (0.21 to 1.00), the total flow to be metered is split into an air sub-
flow and an oxygen sub-flow. Sub-folds of less than 5 L/min are no longer metered
continuously, but in pulses lasting at least 8 ms and with a constant flow value of 5 L/min.
This results in a pulse/pause ratio that corresponds to the sub-flow value.
16.2 Correcting the oxygen HPSV
Corresponding to its operating principle, the HPSV meters a mass flow. Owing to the
differing gas density values of the compressed air and the oxygen, different volume flows
would therefore be applied if these values were not corrected. Owing to the different gas
density values, the portion of the inspiration flow demanded of the oxygen HPSV is therefore
boosted by 5%.
16.3 Dependence on the input pressure
With regard to the gas supply, the operating range of the Evita 4 is specified from 2.7 bar to
6 bar gauge pressure. Evita 4 monitors this operating range with the aid of the absolute
pressure sensors on the HPSVs on the basis of the following criteria:
1) Input pressure always higher than 1.2 relative/absolute
2) When the flow obtained is low, input pressure higher than 2.5 bar relative
At low input pressures (below 3 bar gauge pressure), the HPSV can no longer apply high
flow demands without errors, i.e. the actually supplied flow is less than the demanded flow.
The inspiration flow must be limited for reasons of flow accuracy and thus also for oxygen
concentration accuracy reasons.
How this is implemented in the Evita 4:

Prior to the start of an inspiration, the maximum inspiration flow for spontaneous inspiration
of the HPSV is defined on the basis of the measured supplied gauge pressure:
Pinput > 4 bar absolute ->max. inspiration flow = 180 L/min

Pinput < 4 bar absolute ->max. inspiration flow = 150 L/min
For mandatory inspirations, the inspiration flow is limited by the setting to 120 L/min.
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16.4 BTPS/NTPD conversion
The HPSV is a mass source and therefore supplies the flow under NTPD conditions.
Nevertheless, the user setting of the inspiration flow or the demand by the demand flow
generator is based on BTPS conditions. Prior to control of the HPSVs, the BTPS flow
demands must be converted to an NTPD flow supply.
P_umgebung + P_Insp_End - 63 mbar 293K

Flow_NTPD = Flow_BTPS x x ------------
1013 mbar 310K
P_Ambient: value measured by the ambient pressure sensor
P_Insp_Final: measured airway pressure at the end of the last inspiration

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17 Function Diagram
Legend
AIR Compressed air connection Y3.1 Emergency air valve

O2 Compressed oxygen connection Y3.3 Inspiratory valve
Y4.1 PEEP/PIP valve
F1.1 Filter Y5.1 Expiratory valve
F1.2 Filter Y6.1 3/2-way solenoid valve, insp.
F3.2 Filter Y6.2 3/2-way solenoid valve, exp.
D1.1 Check valve S2.1 AIR pressure sensor (HPSV)

D1.2 Check valve S2.2 O2 pressure sensor (HPSV)
D3.1 Check valve S6.1 Inspiratory pressure sensor
D3.2 Check valve Ý 10 mbar S6.2 Expiratory pressure sensor
D3.3 Check valve Ý 100 mbar S3.1 O2 sensor
D5.1 Check valve S5.1 Flow sensor
DR1.1 AIR pressure regulator R1.1 Flow control 0.08 L/min/2 bar
DR1.2 O2 pressure regulator R1.2 Flow control 9 L/min/2 bar
R1.3 Flow control 0.4 L/min/2 bar
R3.1 Flow control (hole in the
diaphragm in Y3.3)
0.25 L/min/1.4 bar
R4.1 Flow control 3.5 L/min/2 bar
Y1.1 3/2-way solenoid valve, O2/AIR

Y1.2 3/2-way solenoid valve calibration O2-Sensor
Y1.3 3/2-way solenoid valve, venting
Y1.4 3/2-way solenoid valve, nebulizer
Y2.1 HPSV AIR (high-pressure servo-valve) parallel mixer

Y2.2 HPSV O2 (high-pressure servo-valve) parallel mixer
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Abb.56: Pneumatics function diagram
17.1
F3.1 Inspiratory block
Parallel mixer
Pneumatics function diagram

Gas connection Nebulizer
Vernebler
E D3.2 D3.1
P S2.1
D 3.3 P1
F1.1 D1.1 Y2.1 Y3.1 0,25 L/min
1,4 bar
1 1a no P2
AIR R3.1
Inspiration
Insp.
F1.2 D1.2
2 2a Y3.3
O2
Y2.2 3b 6a P1a P2a 9a
DR1.1 DR1.2 O2
P E
2 bar E S2.2 Y3.2 S3.1 Pressure
2 bar
nc
measurement
nc 9
Y1.1 3a
no
02/98
c Y1.2 4a 3c
S6.1 no Y6.1
3 R1.3 0,4 L/min/2 bar E c
nc P
nc
Y1.4
nc nc
nc E c
no P
Y1.3
4 S6.2 no Y6.2
c
5
8
R1.1
Patient system 0,08 L/min/2 bar 8a

S5.1 D5.1
PEEP/PIP valve Expiration
Exp.
R4.1
5a Y5.1
7
3,5 L/min/2 bar
7a
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Test List
Evita 2 dura
Folder no.:
Serial no.: ————————— 5664.800
Installation site: ————————— Edition:

02/97
D Evita 2 dura
SIMV + ASB Erw. VT O2 Trigger

P mbar L Vol% L/min
40
12.8 14.5 grenzen
10.2 Tinsp Pinsp Rampe
100%
s Alarm
O2
Ppeak mbar werte Reset
0
2 4 ts 45 Meß-
Insp.
30 Pmean Pplat
Zusätze
Exsp.
0 26 29
30 Flow
hold
60 I:E FiO2 Konfi-
U/min
0 2 4 ts
1:2 35 guration
Ausdruck Stop Kurven Werte

1 weitere
IPPV SIMV BIPAP
2 Modi
Copyright reserved. Reproduction allowed for non-commercial purposes only.
!
Exp.
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1 Test Equipment Required
Pressure gauge –10 mbar to 10 mbar Class 1.6
Pressure gauge 0 mbar to 160 mbar Class 1.6
Flowmeter 10 L/min to 120 L/min Class 1.6
Flowmeter 0.01 L/min to 14 L/min Class 1.6
Syringe 50 mL
T-piece or Y-piece
Thermometer
Test pressure regulator
CO2 calibration kit (if optional CO2 measurement is fitted)

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2 General Condition
Rear panel
Interface connection
Sensors with sensor cable
Sensor mount
Cooling air filter
Ambient-air filter
Lip seals and/or sealing washers
Inspiratory block
Locking function of the expiratory valve mount
Expiratory valve
Hose systems according to Instructions for Use
Instrument tray (if available)
2.1 Front Panel
Housing
Labelling is legible
Keys
Rotary control
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2.2 CO2 Sensor (Optional)
Housing including anti-kink sleeve
Cable
Connector
Is the window in the sensor clean and undamaged?
Has the span-check filter been fastened to the connecting cable?
Is the window in the sensor of the cuvette for adults clean and undamaged?
Is the window of the pediatric cuvette clean and undamaged?
Holder for parking the CO2 sensor on the Evita 2 dura
Socket on the rear panel of the Evita 2 dura
2.3 Accessories (if available)
Trolley
Castors
Holder for humidifier
Cabinet
Multiple socket outlet
Fuses T 3.15A
2.4 Special Accessories (if available)
Resutator 2000
Resutator 2000 for children
Baby Resutator
Hooks for Resutator

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3 Checking Accompanying Documents
• Check that the set of accompanying documents is complete

(Instructions for Use, etc.).
4 Safety Check
• Check the power cable for damage.

• Check the fuses which are accessible from outside.
The fuses must conform to the specifications on the rear panel of the Evita 2
dura.
4.1 Protective Conductor Resistance
• Perform a protective conductor test according to VDE 0751.
R ≤ 0.2 Ω.
4.2 Equivalent Device Leakage Current
• Test the equivalent device leakage current according to VDE 0751.
The value should be ≤ 1,0 mA.
The battery of units provided with a DC module must be discharged.

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5 Checking the Safety Valves
5.1 Checking the 10 mbar Safety Valve
• Connect the Evita 2 dura to the central gas supply.

• Operate the Evita 2 dura without the test lung according to the following
settings:
− CPAP mode
− Set O2 to 21 vol.%
− Set PEEP to 4 mbar
− Set ASB to 0 mbar
− Set alarm limit “Paw high“ to 10 mbar
• Supply a flow of approx. 50 L/min through the inspiratory port.
The flow should be vented by the safety valve in the inspiratory block.
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• Connect the Evita 2 dura to the central gas supply without switching it
on.
• Open the unit.
3 DR1.1
Gasanschluss 4 O2
2
Y1.2
4
AIR
DR1.2
4a
4a
IIIIIIIII
IIII
IIIII IIII
IIIII
IIII
IIIIIIIIIII
• Disconnect the hose from the connection (4a).

• Supply a pressure of 2 bar to the connection (4a).
• Supply a flow of 1 L/min to the inspiratory port.
The pneumatic safety valve should open at a pressure of (101 + 8) mbar. The
pressure must not increase any further.
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• Connect the Evita 2 dura to the central gas supply without switching the
Evita 2 dura on.
4a
4a
IIIIIIIII
IIII
IIIII IIII
IIIII
IIII
IIIIIIIIIII
• Supply a flow of (1 ±0,2) L/min to the inspiratory port.
The measured pressure should exceed 5 mbar.

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5.4 Checking the Check Valve
• Check the check valve without the expiratory diaphragm.

• Seal the openings with your fingers.
II
IIII
IIIII III
IIIIII
IIIIIII
IIII
IIIIIIIIIII
• Build up a negative pressure of –4 mbar in the expiratory port using a

syringe.
After 10 seconds, the negative pressure should not have fallen below
–1 mbar.
6 Checking the Temperature Measurement
• Connect the temperature sensor.
The temperature sensor should indicate the ambient temperature.

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7 Checking the Optional CO2 Sensor
• Connect the test gas cylinder and the cuvette with the hose from the
calibration kit.
• Plug the CO2 sensor onto the cuvette and enter the concentration of
the test gas cylinder in the Evita 2 dura.
• Calibrate the CO2 sensor and check the concentration.
8 Power-On Test
• Assemble the Evita 2 dura ready for operation.

• Switch on the the Evita 2 dura.
The Evita 2 dura runs a self-test. At the end of the self-test all LEDs come on
for approx. 2 s.
• After the power-on test, set the Evita 2 dura to the standby mode.
8.1 Checking Using the Internal Device Checklist
• Carry out the internal “device check”.
(If the internal device check is not available, check the Evita 2 dura using the
external checklist “Evita 2 dura device check”).
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9 Mains Failure Alarm Without the DC Module
• Switch the Evita 2 dura to any mode of ventilation.

• Disconnect the Evita 2 dura from mains.
The Evita 2 dura should give an audible mains failure alarm.

• Reconnect the Evita 2 dura to mains.
After a brief self-test, the Evita 2 dura should start with the previously set
mode of ventilation.
If the Evita 2 dura is equipped with a DC module, there will be no mains

failure alarm. The Evita 2 dura must be operated without mains supply until
the internal battery will be discharged. Only then will a mains failure alarm be
given.
10 Place fully functional unit at customer’s disposal.
11 Tested
Date: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Replacing Non-Repairable Items
1 Replacing the O2 Sensor
The O2 sensor must be replaced when the “O2 measurement inop” message appears and
when it is no longer possible to calibrate the O2 sensor.
• Remove the screw A of the cover B.
• Remove the cover B.
!
Exp. A
Fig. 1: Front view of the pneumatics
• Remove the knurled screws C.

• Remove the sensor housing D.
!
Exp. C
D
C
Fig. 2: Front view of the pneumatics (dismounting the O2 sensor)

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• Remove the O2 sensor.
Notice:
The O2 sensor is special waste. Dispose of the O2 sensor according to
your local waste disposal regulations.
You may return the O2 sensor to Drägerwerk Aktiengesellschaft for disposal.

• Place the new O2 sensor with the ring-form printed conductors on the contacts of the
sensor housing.
• Assemble the new O2 sensor in reverse order.
• Calibrate the new O2 sensor.
1.1 Replacing the Ambient-Air Filter
The ambient-air filter must be cleaned or replaced after 4 weeks. The ambient-air filter must
be replaced after 1 year.
• Remove the screw A of the cover B.
• Remove the cover B.
!
Exp. A
Fig. 3: Front view of the pneumatics
• Replace the ambient-air filter or clean the ambient-air filter with warm water (warm water
with detergent).
• Dry the ambient-air filter.
• Place the ambient-air filter into its mount avoiding any creases.
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2 Replacing the Cooling-Air Filter
The cooling-air filter must be cleaned or replaced after 4 weeks. The cooling-air filter must be
replaced after 1 year.
• Remove the cooling-air filter A from its mount B.
Fig. 4: Rear view (dismounting the cooling-air filter)
• Replace the cooling-air filter or clean the cooling-air filter with warm water (warm water
with detergent).
• Dry the cooling-air filter.
• Place the cooling-air filter A into its mount B avoiding any creases.
3 Replacing the Battery for Data Backup
The battery for data backup must be replaced every 2 years.
Caution:
Electrostatic discharges can damage electrostastic sensitive devices.

Use an ESD protection mat and a wrist strap when handling

electrostatic sensitive devices.
• Switch the Evita 2 dura on and allow it to warm up for 2 minutes (in order to charge the
capacitor for power supply to the RAMs).
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Data loss will occur if the RAM supply voltage is not present. Replace the
battery within one minute’s time. Observe the correct polarity when
installing the battery.
• Write down the customer-specific settings (alarm limits, screen layout, etc.) for later
entry in case of data loss.
• Switch the Evita 2 dura off.
• Remove the fixing screws A which secure the CPU 68332 PCB.
A
A COM1 RS 232C ILV
Fig. 5: Rear view (dismounting the CPU 68332 PCB)
• Remove the CPU 68332 PCB.

• Remove the battery B.
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B
COM1 RS 232C ILV
Fig. 6: Component mounting diagram CPU 68332 PCB (replacing the batteries)
The battery is special waste. Dispose of the battery according to your

local waste disposal regulations.
• Place the new battery into the battery mount.

• Install the CPU 68332 PCB in the Evita 2 dura.
• Secure the CPU 68332 PCB with the screws.
• Check the Evita 2 dura according to the relevant test list.
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4 Replacing the Real-Time Clock
The real-time clock must be replaced every 6 years or if the clock of the Evita 2 dura is no
longer operational.
Caution
Electrostatic discharges can damage electrostastic sensitive devices.

Use an ESD protection mat and a wrist strap when handling
electrostatic sensitive devices.

• Remove the CPU 68332 PCB (see Replacing the Battery for Data Backup on page
101).
• Remove the real-time clock A (D35).
COM1 RS 232C ILV

A D35
Fig. 7: Component mounting diagram CPU 68332 PCB (replacing the real-time clock)
The real-time clock contains a battery. Batteries are special waste.

Dispose of the real-time clock according to your local waste disposal

regulations.
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Polarity-reversed ICs may be destroyed during power-on. Observe
correct polarity when inserting the real-time clock into the IC header.
• Insert the new real-time clock into the IC header on the CPU 68332 PCB.
• Install the CPU 68332 PCB in the Evita 2 dura.
• Secure the CPU 68332 PCB with the screws.
• Switch the Evita 2 dura on.
• Set the time and the date.
5 Pressure Regulator
5.1 Replacing the AIR Pressure Regulator
The pressure regulators must be replaced every 6 years.

• Remove the pressure connections of the Evita 2 dura from the central gas supply.
• Remove the pressure connections from the Evita 2 dura.
• Remove the Phillips screws A.
• Remove the rear panel B.
A A
A LP Pneumatikansteuerung
A LP HPSV-Ansteuerung
A
LP HPSV-Ansteuerung
A A B A A
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Fig. 8: Rear view (rear panel fitted)

• Remove the screw C on the left side panel of the Evita 2 dura.
• Remove the screw D from the inside of the left side panel of the Evita 2 dura.
D C
Fig. 9: Side view
• Fold up the electronics assembly until the mount locks into place.
The mount is located at the bottom of the Evita 2 dura.

• Remove the screws E.
E
AIR
O2
E
Fig. 10: Removing the gas connection block

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• Disconnect the supply hoses F from the gas connection block.
• Remove the gas connection block from the rear panel.
• Turn the gas connection block until the pressure regulator shows upwards.
Gas connection block
Fig. 11: Removing the gas connection block
• Remove the screws G from the AIR pressure regulator.
G
Lock-nut
Adjusting screw
G AIR pressure regulator
Fig. 12: Gas connection block with AIR pressure regulator
• Remove the AIR pressure regulator.

• Loosen the lock-nuts of the adjusting screw on the new pressure regulator.
• Rotate the adjusting screw on the new pressure regulator three turns counterclockwise.
This action closes the pressure regulator.
Used sealing washers may cause leaks. When replacing the pressure
regulator, always replace the sealing washers with new ones.
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An incorrectly mounted pressure regulator may damage the device. The
coding (e.g. 1) at the bottom of the pressure regulator and at the gas
connection block identify the inlets. The inlets must be mounted on top of
each other.
• Mount the new pressure regulator by following the reverse method used for
dismounting.
• Adjust the new pressure regulator (see Adjusting the AIR Pressure Regulator on page
108).
5.2 Adjusting the AIR Pressure Regulator
Adjust the pressure regulator as follows:

• Prepare the following test setup.
D Evita 2 dura
SIMV + ASB !!! PAW hoch VT O2 Trigger

L Vol% L/min
40
12.8 14.5 grenzen
Tinsp Pinsp Rampe
100%
s
O2
Ppeak mbar werte
0
45 Meß-
Insp.
30 Pmean Pplat
Zusätze
0 26 29
30 Flow
60 I:E FiO2 Konfi-
U/min
1:2 35 guration
weitere
IPPV SIMV BIPAP
Modi
!
Exp.
Hose 2 x 1.5
IIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIII
IIII
IIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIII
IIII
Connect Y-piece to test Pressure gauge

lung Nebulizer connection class 1.6
0 to 6 bar
Fig. 13: AIR pressure regulator test setup
• Open the AIR gas supply only.

• Switch the Evita 2 dura on.

• Select the “IPPV” mode with extended inspiratory time.
• Switch the nebulizer on.
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• Set the pressure on the pressure gauge to P = 2 bar ±0.2 bar by turning the adjusting
screw on the pressure regulator clockwise.
• Lock the adjusting screw with the lock-nut.
• Secure the lock-nut with locking varnish.
• Assemble the Evita 2 dura ready for operation.
5.3 Replacing the O2 Pressure Regulator
• To replace the O2 pressure regulator, follow the same method used for replacing the
AIR pressure regulator (see Replacing the AIR Pressure Regulator on page 105).
5.4 Adjusting the O2 Pressure Regulator
• To adjust the O2 pressure regulator, follow the same method used for adjusting the AIR
pressure regulator (see Adjusting the AIR Pressure Regulator on page 108).
• Open the O2 gas supply only.
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6 Replacing the Filters in the Gas Inlets
The filters in the gas inlets must be replaced every 2 years.

• Disconnect the gas connectors of the Evita 2 dura from the terminal units.
• Disconnect the gas connectors from the Evita 2 dura.
• Remove the screws A.
• Remove the gas connection block B.
A A
LP Pneumatikansteuerung
LP HPSV-Ansteuerung
LP HPSV-Ansteuerung
A B A
Fig. 14: Replacing the filters in the gas inlets
• Note the mounting position of the C for later reassembly.

• Remove the filter C.
LP Pneumatikansteuerung
LP HPSV-Ansteuerung
C C
LP HPSV-Ansteuerung
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Fig. 15: Removing the filters in the gas inlets without gas connection block

Used seals may cause leaks. When replacing the filters in the gas inlets,
always replace the seals with new ones.
• Mount the new filters (observe mounting position) and the new seals following the
reverse method used for dismounting.
• Perform the internal device check.
(If the internal device check is not available, check the Evita 2 dura using the external
checklist “Evita 2 dura device check” .)
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Fault, Cause, Remedy
1 Alarm Messages
Alarm messages in the alarm display field are displayed in hierarchical order. If, for example,
two faults are detected at the same time, the more critical of the two will be displayed.
The priority for alarm messages is marked by exclamation marks:

− Warning = Message with top priority !!!
− Caution = Message with medium priority !!
− Advisory = Message with low priority !
In the table below, the messages are listed in alphabetical order. The table will help you to
identify the cause of any alarm, and to ensure rapid remedy of the problem.
Message Cause Remedy

Air supply down !!! Air supply pressure too low. Make sure pressure is
greater than 3 bar.
Air supply down ! Air supply pressure too low. Make sure pressure is
Air supply pressure not required greater than 3 bar.
when FiO2 = 100% vol.
Air supply pressure high!! Air supply pressure too high. Ensure pressure is
less than 6 bar.
Air supply pressure high ! Air supply pressure too high. Ensure pressure is
Air supply is not needed for less than 6 bar.
FiO2 = 100%þvol.
Airway pressure high !!! The upper alarm limit for the airway Check patient
pressure has been exceeded. The condition and
patient is “fighting” the ventilator, ventilation pattern.
cough. Correct alarm limit, if
necessary.
Ventilation hose kinked. Check hose system
and tube.
Airway pressure low !!! Leaking cuff. Inflate cuff and
perform leak test.

Leak or disconnection. Check hose system
for tight connections.
Check that the
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expiration valve is
properly engaged.
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Apnoea !!! Patient’s spontaneous breathing Apply controlled
has stopped. ventilation.
Flow sensor not calibrated or faulty. Calibrate flow sensor.
Replace if necessary.
Apnoea ventilation !!! Due to detected apnoea, the Check ventilation
system has switched over procedure.
automatically to mandatory To return to the
ventilation. original ventilation
procedure, press the
Reset button.
ASB > 1,5 s ! Only appears in paediatric mode. Test ventilation
The ASB cycle has been switched system for leaks.
off 3 times due to time limitations.
ASB > 4 s !!! Only appears in adult mode. The Test ventilation system
ASB cycle has been switched off 3 for leaks.
times due to time limitations.
Check settings !! Power interruption while setting a Check pattern of
ventilation pattern or the alarm ventilation and alarm
limits. limits. Confirm
message with reset.
Device failure !!! Device faulty. Call DrägerService.
Execute checklist !! Equipment check not performed. Perform equipment
check. Confirm
message with
“Reset Check” key.
Exp. valve inop !!! Expiration valve not properly Push expiration valve
connected to socket. firmly into socket until
it clicks into place.
Flow sensor not calibrated or Calibrate flow sensor,
defective. and replace, if
necessary.
Expiration valve faulty. Replace expiration
valve.
Fail to cycle !!! Device not supplying any gas. Check Pmax/PEEP
setting.
Device defective. Call DrägerService.
Fan failure !!! Fan failure. Call DrägerService.

FiO2 high !!! O2 sensor not calibrated. Calibrate O2 sensor.
Faulty mixer function. Call DrägerService.
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FiO2 low !!! O2 sensor not calibrated. Calibrate O2 sensor.
Faulty mixer function. Call DrägerService.
Flow measurement inop !!! Flow sensor faulty. Calibrate flow sensor,
and replace, if
necessary.
Flow measurement malfunction. Call DrägerService.
Flow monitoring off ! Flow monitoring is switched off. Switch on flow
monitoring again or
immediately ensure
adequate external
monitoring function.
Flow sensor? !!! Flow sensor not fully inserted in Insert flow sensor
rubber lip of expiration valve. correctly.
High frequency !!! Patient is breathing at a high Check condition of
spontaneous frequency. patient, check pattern
of ventilation,
correct alarm limit,
if necessary.
Insp. hold interrupted ! The “Insp. hold” key was held down Release “Insp. hold”
longer than 15 s. key.
Key xx sticking !! Key xx (e.g. “Horn off”) can no Call DrägerService.
longer be pressed.
A very high number of operations Acknowledge with
of the key xx (e.g. “Horn off”) have “Alarm Reset”. If this
been detected in a short time. message recurs
immediately, call
DrägerService.
Loss of data !!! Lithium battery discharged. Call DrägerService.
MEDIBUS inop ! The connector of the MEDIBUS Reconnect the
cable has been unplugged during connector and secure
operation. against disconnection
with the two screws.
MEDIBUS cable defective. Use a new MEDIBUS
cable.
Interface card defective. Call DrägerService.
Malfunction fan ! Temperature in machine too high. Check fan function,

clean cooling-air filter
of call DrägerService.
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Mixer inop !!! Mixer malfunction. FiO2 can Immediately ventilate
deviate significantly. with separate manual
ventilation device!
Call DrägerService.
MV high !!! The minute volume has exceeded Check condition of
the upper alarm limit. patient, check pattern
of ventilation,
if necessary.
Flow sensor not calibrated or faulty. Calibrate flow sensor
and replace,
if necessary.
Water in flow sensor. Drain water trap in
hose system.
Machine malfunction. Call DrägerService.
MV low !!! The minute volume has fallen below Check condition of
the lower alarm limit. patient, check pattern
of ventilation,
if necessary.
Leak in breathing system. Establish leakproof
breathing system.
Flow sensor not calibrated or faulty. Calibrate flow sensor
and replace,
if necessary.
Machine malfunction. Call DrägerService.
Nebulizer on ! The medicament nebulizer is Switch off the
switched on. medicament nebulizer,
if necessary.
O2 measurement inop !!! O2 sensor provides invalid Calibrate O2 sensor.
measured values. Replace, if necessary.
O2 measurement malfunction. Call DrägerService.
O2 monitoring off ! O2 monitoring is switched off. Switch O2 monitoring
on again or
immediately ensure
adequate external
monitoring.
O2 supply down !!! O2 supply pressure too low. Make sure pressure is
greater than 3 bar.
O2 supply down ! O2 supply pressure too low. Make sure pressure is
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O2 supply pressure is not required greater than 3 bar.


O2 supply pressure high !! O2 supply pressure too high. Make sure pressure is
less than 6 bar.
O2 supply pressure high ! O2 supply pressure too high. Make sure pressure is
O2 supply pressure is not required less than 6 bar.
PEEP high !!! Expiratory system obstructed. Check hose system
and expiration valve.
Machine faulty. Call DrägerService.
PEEP valve inop !!! Internal PEEP valve faulty. Call DrägerService.
Pressure limited !! Pmax pressure limit is active.
Pressure meas. inop !!! Fluid in expiration valve. Replace expiration
valve, then clean and
dry.
Pressure measurement Call DrägerService.
malfunction.
Standby activated !!! Evita 2 dura has been switched to Confirm standby with
standby. “Reset” key.
Temperature high !!! Breathing gas temperature higher Switch off humidifier.
than 40 °C.
Temperature meas. inop !!! Temperature sensor faulty. Fit new temperature
sensor.
Temperature sensor ? !!! Temperature sensor probe has Reconnect probe.
been disconnected during
operation.
Sensor cable broken. Fit new temperature
sensor.
Tidal volume high !!! The inspiratory tidal volume V T has Check condition of
exceeded the upper alarm limit. patient, check pattern
of ventilation, correct
alarm limit, if
necessary.
Leak or disconnection. Check that hose
system connections
are leakproof.
Volume not constant !!! Due to pressure limit or time limit, Prolong inspiratory
the set tidal volume V T has not time “Tinsp”;

been applied. increase inspiratory
flow “Flow”;
increase pressure limit
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“Pmax”.

1 Service Diagnosis Mode (Optional)
The service diagnosis mode enables on-line information to be read out at any time during
operation.
You can read out the service diagnosis mode only if the Evita 2 dura is
equipped with the “Service Plus” option.
The diagnosis pages are subdivided as follows:
“Front”: Readout of front panel data:

“Microprocessor”: Display type
Keypad
Loudspeaker monitoring
RAM test
“Electronics”: Readout of electronics data:

“Sensors”: Ambient pressure measurement
SpO2 measurement
CO2 measurement
Paediatric flow measurement
“Microprocessor”: Power supply
internal unit temperature
AWT sensor
Ambient pressure sensor
Inspiration pressure
RAM/ROM test results
Service connector
CAN
SW options
“Pneumatics”: Readout of pneumatics data:

“Valves”: Setting of switching valves
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HPSV (supply pressure, status, O2 measurement,

flow)

PIP/PEEP valve (calibration values))
“Sensors”: 4 airway pressure sensors
Flow measurement
O2 measurement
“Microprocessor”: RAM/ROM test results
Fan monitoring
Reference voltages
“Other”: Error list:

“Logbook”: Readout of error list
1.1 Call-Up of Service Diagnosis Mode
The service diagnosis mode can be called up at any time in the course of operation. This
mode only involves data readout; settings are not altered.
• Press the “Calibration/Configuration” menu key.
• Press the “Ventilation” menu key.
• Enter the numeral combination “4 6 5 5” by selecting and confirming each individual
number using the rotary control.
• Use the “Service” menu key to select the relevant menu.
IPPV Em ext.
int.
P aw Calibration / Configuration
Ventilation Patient Parameters Alarms Mode

80
Please enter
access code: 1 2 3 Sensor
60 ---------
4 5 6
Device
7 8 9
40
0
Display
20
0 Ventilation
-10
180s
Fig. 1: Entering the service diagnosis mode

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1.2 “Front” Diagnosis
1.2.1 Diagnosis Page “Microprocessor” of “Front”
IPPV Em ext.
int.
P aw Configuration
Service> Front Electronics Pneumatics Other
80
Displaytype 12 EPSONEG9013F-NZ-1
Micro-
proces. Keyspressed Device
60 00000000_00000000_00000000_00000000_00000000
Sounddetected no
RAM ok Display
40
Inter-
20 face
Service
0 >
-10
10
Fig. 2: Diagnosis page “Microprocessor” of “Front”
Display type Readout of display in front panel.
Keys pressed: Keypad test, determined by Frontpanel PCB:

0 key not pressed
1 key pressed
Important: Keys which affect screen content switch Evita 2 dura out
of diagnosis mode.
Sound detected: Result of current measurement through loudspeaker in front panel.
Detected flow of current through loudspeaker (= yes) continues to
be displayed for 10 seconds.
RAM: Output of result of RAM test, Frontpanel PCB
In the Evita 2 dura are 2 RAMs:
RAM 1 = RAM of the CPU 68332

RAM 2 = RAM of the CPU 68020
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1.3 “Electronics” Diagnosis
1.3.1 Diagnosis Page “Sensors” of “Electronics”
IPPV Em ext.
int.
P aw Configuration
80 Ambientpress. [mbar]
Pambient 1013 PAir/O2 1010/1050
Micro-
proces. Raw 2.030V 1008 Pinsp 10.1 Device
60 P_Reference 1011
Pediatricflow meas shadow
Sensors Flow [L/min] 11.345 11.023
FlowNTPD/S [L/min] 11.345 11.023 Display
40 [V] 11.345 11.023
CalD/A [LSB_DA] 11.345 11.023
ZeroOffs [LSB_AD] 11.345 11.023 Inter-
20 U_FLimit/U_Gnd [V] 11.345 11.023 face
SpO2 NellcorMinisoomV1.0.1.011/08/9612:00
SpO2[%] 96 Puls[bpm] 96 Pleth 96 Bargraph 96
CO2 DRAEGERHL SWrev 68702771.1 Service
0 HeadSN rev cal >
000780 450253-00102 11-08-960A
Status 18000000 Selftest 00 Tdet 4683 Twin 4731
-10
180s
Fig. 3: Diagnosis page “sensors” of “electronics”
Ambient press. Output of ambient pressure measurement values.

Pambient: Air pressure used in Evita 2 dura
Raw: Current raw voltage from air pressure sensor with
calculated air pressure.
Preference: Air pressure established as air-pressure reference
value when Evita 2 dura is switched on. If the
deviation from PAIR or PO2 is more than 8%, the
message “Perform device check” is given.
PAIR/O2: Air pressure of supply pressure sensors PAIR and
PO2 determined in last device check.
Pinsp: Second channel of inspiration pressure sensor.

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SpO2: SpO2 measurement values. Valid values are only provided if option has
been fitted and released and SpO2 measurement has been activated.
The PCB version and the measured values are output. Note: The bar
graph value is not displayed on the Evita 2 dura in operation.
CO2: CO2 measurement values. Valid values are only provided if option has
been fitted and released and CO2 measurement has been activated. A
list of important CO2 measurement data is given below:
CO2: Output of Signal Processor PCB type for CO2
measurement on CO2 Carrier PCB, e.g. “Andros
4210” or “Dräger HL”.
SW rev: Output of SW version on Signal Processor PCB, e.g.
“68 70 277 1.1” for Dräger software version 1.1.
Tdet / Twin: Output of decimal value of detector (Tdet) and window
(Twin) temperature in CO2 sensor. Approx. 43 °C
should have been attained in each case after 3
minutes. The temperatures may vary between 40 °C
and 50 °C, depending on the operating conditions.
40 °C = 5326
41 °C = 5116
42 °C = 4916
43 °C = 4725
44 °C = 4543
45 °C = 4368
46 °C = 4201
48 °C = 3888
50 °C = 3602
Pediatric-Flow: Paediatric flow measurement values. Valid values are only provided if
option has been installed. Option is not yet available.
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1.3.2 Diagnosis page “Microprocessor” of “Electronics”
IPPV Em ext.
int.
P aw Configuration
80 5V 5.144V 3811 GoldCap 9.201V 3359
10V 10.007V 3937 Piezo 0.001V 3
Micro- 12V PowerSw
11.992V 2727 0.004V 2
proces. Device
15V 14.808V 3096 Battext. 0.123V 839
60
-15V -15.098V 1564 AD1 2.498V 4092
Sensors 24V 23.903V 3560 AD1 2.500V 4095
Tcpu[C] 29.6 1.721V Display
40 Tair[C] 0.2 2.402V
Pinsp[mbar] 0.9 0.490V
Pambient[mbar] 1015 2.047V Inter-
ILVin/out 10/11 face
20
EEPROM ok Lossofdata no
RAM ok RAM-Comm
Serviceconnector no Service
0 CANcomponents 11000000 >
SWoptions 1_11000000_10000000_00000000_00000000
-10
180s
Fig. 4: Diagnosis page “microprocessor” of “Electronics”
5 V/12 V/15 V / Power pack supply voltages measured on CO2 Carrier PCB. Output of
−15 V/24 V : voltages and decimal values of AD conversion. There are no device
error messages with the following values:
5V = 4.5 V to 5.5 V
12 V = 9.6 V to 14.4 V
15 V = 14 V to 18 V
−15 V = −12 V to −18 V
24 V = 19.2 V to 28.8 V
Important: The power pack is specified as follows:
5V = 5.07 V to 5.23 V
12 V = 11.76 V to 12.24 V
15 V = 4.55 V to 15.45 V
−15 V = −14.55 V to −15.45 V
24 V = 22.32 V to 24.72 V
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10 V: 10V reference voltage generated from 15V supply voltage on CO2
Carrier PCB. AD conversion is also implemented on the CO2 Carrier
PCB. Output of voltage and decimal value of AD conversion.
Error message is given in the event of deviation > 4%.
Set value = 9.65 V to 10.35 V
GoldCap: Output of GoldCap voltage. The GoldCap capacitor supplies the
substitute horn with current. Output of voltage and decimal value of AD
conversion.
Set value = 8 V to 11 V
Piezo: The current through the substitute horn is measured on the CO2 Carrier
PCB.
Piezo detected Š 30 decimal (0.018V)
Piezo off < 30 decimal
PowerSW: Output of voltage at mains-switch auxiliary contact. Voltage is important
for detecting mains failure. Output of voltage and decimal value of AD
conversion.
Mains switch on < 164 decimal (0.100V)
Mains switch off > 512 decimal (0.312V)
Batt ext.: Output of voltage of externally connected DC power supply (optional
DC module). Output of voltage and decimal value of AD conversion.
AD1: Output of AD converter reference voltage 1. Output of voltage and
decimal value of AD conversion.
Set value approx. 2.500V
AD2: Output of AD converter reference voltage 2. Output of voltage and
decimal value of AD conversion.
Set value approx. 2.500V
Tcpu: Temperature inside unit; measured on CO2 Carrier PCB. Output of
temperature in °C and voltage.
Permissible temperature range < 65 °C.
As of 65 °C info “fan fault!” (reset at 60 °C) and as of 70 °C alarm “fan
defective!!!” (reset at 65 °C).
Tair: AWT-sensor breathing-gas temperature. Output of temperature in °C
and voltage.
Pinsp: Second channel of inspiration pressure sensor.
Pambient: Air pressure currently being used in Evita 2 dura (filtered). Output of air
pressure in mbar and voltage.
Perm. measuring range: 600 − 1100 mbar
ILV in/out: Outputs only defined with ILV ventilation.

EEPROM: Result of EEPROM test. EEPROM D22 is located on CPU 68332 PCB.
RAM: Result of RAM test on CPU 68332 PCB.
Loss of data: Output of data loss of RAM and EEPROM D22 on CPU 68332 PCB.
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No - OK, no data loss

Yes - data loss

A loss of data in the RAM may be due to a flat battery on the CPU
68332 PCB.
Following data loss, the Evita 2 dura attempts to restore the data. If this
proves possible, the red alarm “data loss” disappears from the screen.
The Evita 2 dura is OK if this alarm is no longer present when the unit is
next switched on.
RAM-Comm: Result of RAM test on Communication PCB. Valid values are only output
if the optional PCB is fitted.
Service For DrägerService. Required for software downloads.
connector:
CAN Output of PCBs connected to internal CAN at CPU 68332 PCB (0 =
components: not fitted, 1 = fitted).
Sequence is as follows from left to right:
Frontpanel PCB/Pneumatics Controller PCB/Communication PCB/5x
undefined
SW options: The released options are output in the following form:
“1”_(Option 0−7)_(Option 8 −15)_(Option 16−23)_(Option 24−31)
Explanation:
“1” = Block 1 with 32 options (1 = option fitted, 0 = option not fitted)
The following options are currently available in block 1:
Option 0 = Communication PCB
Option 1 = Pediatric Flow PCB
Option 5 = Ventilation Plus
Option 7 = SpO2 measurement
Option 8 = CO2 measurement
Option 9 = DC power pack
Option 11 = Monitoring Plus
Option 12 = Service Plus
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1.4 “Pneumatics” Diagnosis
1.4.1 Diagnosis Page “Valves” of “Pneumatics”
IPPV Em ext.
int.
Paw Configuration
80
Valves HPSV
Micro- Y1.1 off off Pressure Status Device
proces. Y1.2 off O2 6.29bar 0
60 Y1.3 Air
on 5.70bar 0
Y1.4 off off
Sensors Setvalues Display
Y6.1 off
FiO2 21.0Vol.%
40 Y6.2 off
Flow 0.0L/min
Yx.x off
Valves Yx.x off Measure
Inter-
Yx.x off FiO2 22.5Vol.%
20 face
Yx.x off
PEEP
PEEP Offset Gain Service
0 Setvalues Cal.values >
5.00mbar 547 74
Measure 5.00mbar
-10
180s
Fig. 5: Diagnosis page of “valves of ”pneumatics”
Valves: Actuation of switching valves in pneumatics. For the valves Y1.1 and
Y1.4 the actuation voltage is read back and output in the second value.
Actuation and checkback must be identical.
off Valve deenergised
on Valve actuated
Y1.1 O2/AIR switching valve, off = AIR
Y1.2 O2 measurement calibration valve, on = O2 measurement
calibration
Y1.3 Safety valve, on = ventilation;
off = safety shutdown active
Y1.4 Nebuliser valve, off = nebuliser off
Y6.1 Calibration valve for inspiration pressure sensor S6.1,
on = calibration
Y6.2 Calibration valve for expiration pressure sensor S6.2,
on = calibration
Yx.x Future option; a total of 10 valves can be connected to the
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Pneumatics Controller PCB

HPSV: Supply pressures and status of cartridges for O2 and AIR. Settings for
flow and FiO2 are additionally output, as is the measured FiO2 value.
Pressure The absolute AIR and O2 pressures are output.
Absolute pressure = rel. supply pressure +
ambient pressure.
Measuring range of supply pressure sensors
= 0−7 bar
Sensitivity = 1.58 V/bar ± 8 mV/bar
Offset voltage = 300 mV ± 30 mV
Status: Status messages of respective HPSV Controller
PCB for O2 and air.
0 = OK, no error
2 = supply pressure less than 2 bar absolute,
failure of pressure supply
1, 3 to 15 = errors on HPSV Controller PCB or in
HPSV cartridge.
PEEP: Values for PEEP/PIP valve Y4.1

Set values: PEEP setpoint input in mbar
Cal. values: Calibration values for actuation of PEEP/PIP
valve. Valve or PCB replacement must be
followed by calibration.
Measure PEEP measured by airway pressure
measurement in mbar
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1.4.2 Diagnosis Page “Sensors” of “Pneumatics”
IPPV Em ext.
int.
P aw Configuration
80 Pressuresensors Flowsensor
[mbar] [V] Cal[V] FlowExp
Micro-
proces. insp 0.0 1.738 1.735 [L/min] 0.0 Device
60 exp 0.2 1.781 1.773 [L/min]NTPD/S 0.0
oes -47.6 0.000 1.740 [V]Uinop F0 Fsig
Sensors aux -47.6 0.000 1.740 0.763 4.040 2.018
Paw insp exp CalD/A 2420 Display
40 [mbar] 0.0 0.2 Switch on
(PCBCPU) 1.0 NTPD->BTPS 1.083
Valves
R[mbar/L/s] 2.0 2.0 Quotient 1.064 Inter-
20 0.0 0.0 BTPS->NTPS 0.882 face
C[mL/mbar] 0.22 MVinsp[L/min] 0.0
O2Sensor
FiO2 [Vol.%] 30.9 PmeanO2[mbar] 0.0 Service
0 [V] 0.868/0.868 Cal[V] 2.787 >
P[mbar] 1008
-10
180s
Fig. 6: Diagnosis page “sensors” of “pneumatics”
Pressure Output of measured values from the 4 airway pressure sensors insp.,
sensors: exp., oes and aux (oes and aux are envisaged for future options). Three
values are output for each sensor:
(mbar): Pressure in mbar of calibrated sensor
(V): Output voltage of sensor; read in by Pneumatics
Controller PCB.
Voltage = Calibration voltage + sensitivity
Sensitivity = 36.5 ±0.3 mV/mbar
Measuring range = 140 mbar
Cal(V): Calibration voltage of sensor (zero at ambient
pressure)
Set value = 1.74 ±0.50 V
The pressure at the Y-piece (Paw) is also calculated:

Paw (mbar) Pressure Paw calculated in each case by insp.

and exp. pressure sensor with allowance for
tubing resistance. Perm. difference between the
two values = 5 mbar.
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(PCP CPU) Comparison value in mbar. Output voltage of
insp. pressure sensor is additionally read in on
CO2 Carrier PCB (second channel). Max.
difference with respect to Paw insp. = 5 mbar.
R: Tubing resistance in mbar/L/s
Insp.: Tubing resistance between insp. socket
and Y-piece
Exp.: Tubing resistance between Y-piece and exp.

socket
Top row: Measured in operation by safety

software
Bottom row: Determined in apparatus check
These values differ as they are measured at

different flow rates.
C: Inspiratory tubing compliance in mL/mbar
Flowsensor: Expiratory flow measurement values. Note: All values are displayed
under BTPS conditions unless otherwise stated.
Explanation:
BTPS Based on 37 °C, ambient pressure + insp.
pressure, 100% rel. humidity. All Evita 2 dura
measured values and settings are based on
BTPS.
NTPS Based on 20 °C, 1013 mbar, 100% rel. humidity.
Corresponds to raw value of measured exp. flow.
NTPD Based on 20 °C, 1013 mbar, dry. The mixer
supplies the flow under these conditions. The
Evita 2 dura setting under BTPS is converted to
NTPD for the mixer.
(L/min): Measured expiratory flow converted to BTPS.
Corresponds to displayed value.
(L/min) NTPD/S Raw flow value measured under NTPS
conditions.
(V) Flow measurement voltages in V:
Uinop:
Voltage set value Š 0.1 V, sensor probably OK if
F0 and Fsig OK.

“Flow measurement fault” is displayed if voltage <
0.1 V
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F0:
Flow-measurement bridge voltage with 4-fold
amplification.
Set value in no-flow condition = 4.04 V
Fsig:
Flow-measurement bridge voltage with 2-fold
amplification.
Set value in no-flow condition = 2.02 V
Cal DA: Decimal DA converter value for calibration of flow
sensor
Set value = 2200−3200
Switch: Microswitch for detecting position of flow sensor
On = Flow sensor in right-hand operating position
Off = Flow sensor not ready for operation in
replacement position
NTPS → BTPS: Factor for converting raw value of measured flow
NTPS to displayed flow BTPS value
Permissible deviation from “quotient” = 5%
Quotient: NTPS/BTPS conversion factor calculated in a
different way.
BTPS→NTPD: Factor for converting flow NTPS to NTPD
Mvinsp: Inspiratory minute volume calculated from
actuation signals of mixer. The measured
expiratory minute volume may be max. 20% more
than this value. “Flow measurement fault” is
displayed if the difference is greater. The problem
may be due to the following:
− Flow measurement defective
− Impermissible feed-in of external flow (e.g. by
nebuliser)
− Mixer supplying excessive flow rate
O2 Sensor: Measured values and calibration values for inspiratory O2 measurement.

Output voltage of O2 sensor is amplified directly at the sensor.
FiO2 (Vol%): Measured O2 concentration with pressure

compensation
(V): Amplified sensor voltage at Pneumatics
Controller PCB input. This voltage is read in twice

on this PCB. Refer to Cal(V) for permissible
voltage range.
Pmean: Current mean pressure in tubing system in mbar.
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Required for pressure compensation of O2

measurement.

Cal (V) Amplified sensor voltage on calibration with 100
vol. O2
Permissible range: 1.257 to 5.644 V
Voltage too low: End of sensor service life
Voltage too high: O2 measurement defective (O2

amplifier or Pneumatics Controller PCB)
Cal P (mbar) Air pressure allowance in mbar on calibrating O2
measurement
1.4.3 Diagnosis Page “Microprocessor” of “Pneumatics”
IPPV Em ext.
int.
P aw Configuration
80
Peripheryofprocessor
Micro- RAM ok
proces. EEPROM ok
Device
60 Fan ok
Sensors
ADC
Display
40 Uref5V 9.201V ok
ADCref 0.001V ok
Valves DACref 0.004V ok
Inter-
20 face
Service
0 >
-10
180s
Fig. 7: Diagnosis page of “microprocessor” of “pneumatics”
Periphery of Status of processor system of Pneumatics Controller PCB and fan for
processor: cooling electronics in pneumatics. Error message is given in the event of
deviation. Fan must be detected within 1 minute.
ADC: Output of reference voltages of Pneumatics Controller PCB. Error
message is given in the event of deviation.

Set values:
Uref5V = 4.9 V to 5.1 V
ADCref = 2.9 V to 3.1 V
DACref = 2.9 V to 3.1 V
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1.5 Error List
1.5.1 Diagnosis Page “Logbook” (“Error List” in SW 3.n and higher)
IPPV Em ext.
int.
Paw Configuration
80
Code Count firstoccurence firstoccurence
Log- 1
book 1 Device
60 1
1
1
Option 1
Release 1 Display
40 1
1
1
1
1 Inter-
20 1 face
1
1
1
1 Service
0 >
-10
180s
Fig. 8: Diagnosis page “logbook”
1.5.2 Structure of the Error List
All system errors (software and hardware) of the safety software are stored in the error list.
The system errors are stored as follows:
Code Number First Occurrence Last Occurrence

LL – NN – MMM 1 24.11.96 16:45 24.11.96 16:45
LL – NN – MMM 4 24.11.96 16:55 25.11.96 07:25
The error messages are stored in chronological order. The most recent error message will
appear at the bottom of the error list. If a specific error message is already on the list, only the
most recent event will be updated and the error number will be incremented. In this case, no
line will be added to the error list.
GBK5664800F02.fm 05.12.00

Notice:
After each replacement of a processor board it is necessary to update
the software. Otherwise, different software versions would impair the
function of the Evita 2 dura. After replacing the processor board have
DrägerService carry out the software update.
1.6 Error Number Definition
LL = Allocation to a specific component, board, or software

NN = Type of error
MMM = More detailed description or enumeration
LL NN MMM Description
00 XX XXX Normal monitoring. Stored in the user log only.
01 XX XXX Settings, etc. Stored in the user log only.
02 01 001
to to Errors detected by the safety software.
61 999
71 001 Loudspeaker not detected.
002 The flow measurement is faulty.
003
to Gold Cap capacitor.
006
007 BOOT test is faulty.
008 Generation of auxiliary alarm.
009 The current through the piezo alarm generator is too high.
010 The current through the piezo alarm generator is too low.
011 The nebulizer valve monitoring is faulty.
012 The loudspeaker monitoring circuit has detected an error.
013 The loudspeaker monitoring circuit has detected an error.
014 The +15 V voltage is too low.

015 The +10 V voltage is too low.
016 The A/D conversion for the O2 measurement is faulty.
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017 The O2/AIR changeover valve control is faulty.

018 Wrong nebulizer gas.
019 The cold start recognition is faulty.
020 The hardware initialization is faulty.
021 Different quartz times.
72 000
to Errors that are detected by the safety software.
006
007
to Errors that are detected by the ventilation software.
070
03 XX XXX Control unit components.
04 XX XXX Electronic assembly components.
Components which are not located on the printed circuit
boards.
01 XXX Power supply unit.
05 XX XXX Pneumatics components.
01 XXX Fan
02 001 Reset-up line.
002 Reset-down line.
003 Disable line.
04 001
to O2/AIR changeover valve.
004
06 XX XX Extensionbox components
07 XX XXX Software error (ROSI = operating system software)
08 XX XXX Future Expansion
09 XX XXX Miscellaneous
10 XX XXX Pneumatics Controller PCB
11 XX XXX HPSV Controller AIR PCB
12 XXX XXX HPSV Controller O2 PCB
13 XX XXX CPU 68332 PCB
98 001 BOOT error.

14 XX XXX CO2 Carrier PCB
15 XX XXX Communication PCB
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16 XX XXX Paediatric Flow PCB

17 XX XXX Frontpanel PCB

18 XX XXX Pneumatics Motherboard PCB
19 XX XXX Electronics Motherboard PCB
GBK5664800F02.fm 05.12.00

1 Printed Circuit Boards Layout
2
COM1 RS 232C ILV
Temp.
1 3
7 5 4
Fig. 1: Printed circuit boards layout
1. Power supply unit

2. CPU PCB with RS232 and ILV interfaces
3. CO2-Carrier PCB (with connections for temperature sensor and CO2 sensor, socket for
the C-Lock-ECG synchronization for SpO2 measurement, SpO2 sensor – all optional)
4. Gas connection block
5. Pneumatics
6. Pneumatics-Controller PCB
7. HPSV-Controller PCB
8. HPSV-Controller PCB
The Frontpanel PCB and the 7-Segment PCB are located on the front panel.
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5664.800 Evita 2 dura 07/00 Schematics and Diagrams Page 135

2 Identification of the Printed Circuit Boards
X20 X10
X13
GND +5 V-ISO
1 7
+5 V
X11
GND
X9 X5 X6 X7
1 1
X4
4 1
2
+
C400
X3
1
2
X12
1
X1 X2
Fig. 2: CPU PCB

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00

X20 X10
X13
GND +5 V-ISO
1 7
+5 V
X11
GND
X9 X5 X6 X7
1 1
X4
4 1
2
+
C400
X3
1
2
X12
1
X1 X2
Fig. 3: CO2-Carrier PCB

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00

X15
1
X4
V17 X3 V12
1
X17
1 1
X5
X8 1
X7
D20
X9 X10
X18
X6 X20
X19
1
1 1 1
N2
X2 D18
X39
1 2 X38
X30
1
X22 X31
X12 G2 X32
X34 X33
X33 X35 X32
1 X36 D17
X34 X31
X37 X30
X35
D6 X36
X37
X13 X21
X38
X24 X39 1 1
1
X11
1
X1
Fig. 4: Pneumatics-Controller PCB

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00

X1
C49
1
X12
X14 X11
C52 X10
X13 G1
X6 1
X8
1 1 1
D1
D5
U1
R96 R95 M1
1 X7 1
X9
R8 1 V14 V13 X3
X20
Fig. 5: HPSV-Controller PCB

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00

X4 X3 X7 X6
1 X21
X13 1
X20 U2
X22
1 U1
U3 X50 X10
1
D1
X11
X14
1
X1 X2
Fig. 6: Communication PCB (optional)

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00

X3
X12
1
X5
1 X4
1
X1 X2
Fig. 7: Paediatric-Flow PCB (optional)

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00

1
X10
X3
X11
1
D1
X4
1 1
X5 X20
1 1
X6
1
1
X2
X13
1
X1
1
D17
1 GND
UBKL
–UK
X7 X14 +UK
+5V
1 +12V
+24V
D20
D100
X9
1
GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00
Fig. 8: Frontpanel PCB

D43 D42 D41 D40 D39 D38 D37 D36 D35 D34
D53 D45 D52

D51 D50 D48 D47
D54 D62 D61
D58 D59 D56 D55

D63 D44 D68
D60 D57
D67 D66 D65 D64
X1
1
D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9
D10D11 D12 D13D14 D15 D16D17 D18
D19 D20 D21 D22 D23 D24 D25D26D27
D28D29 D30 D31D32D33

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00
Fig. 9: 7-Segment PCB

GBK5664800D01.fm 05.12.00
5664.800 Evita 2 dura
Fig. 10: Pneumatics piping diagram
Z brown
350
90 Gas connection Parallel mixer with connection block
100 block
3 DR1.1
4 AIR
Y1.1
2 1 6 AIR
O2
Y1.2
Y1.3
O2
170 Y1.4
DR1.2
4a
3a
PEEP/PIP valve R1.2
3c
9a
30
2a 6a
3b
black/white 1a P2a
200
P1a
07/00
R4.1 190 white

20
50
5a 5
Y4.1 R1.3
7
50 blue 220 blue 25 blue
220
250 Z 190 20
140 green
orange
Pressure measurement block 150 red

Y6.2
Y6.1
S6.2 S6.1 Detail Z

25
8 9 10 ±2
Pexp. Pinsp. R1.1
Glued with Si glue
orange
(Elastosil E 50/Wacker)
25
Expiratory valve 4x1.5 Si, transp., length: 30

7a
Hoses
4x1 PAE white, black/white
8a
2x1.5 Si, transp.
Page 144
110 orange 2x1 Si, red, orange, brown, green,

TOP
blue
4x1.5 Si, transp.
Changes
1 Type of Changes
This Service Manual is valid for the technical equipment status of January 1997
.
Type of Change Date
Test List: Header 10 mbar Safety Valve 01/99
New spare parts list - edition 02.00 02/00
GBK5664800AE1.fm 31.05.01
5664.800 Evita 2 dura 01/97 Changes Page 145

Appendix
1 Spare parts list

GBK5664800AH1.fm 05.12.00
5664.800 Evita 2 dura 01/97 Appendix Page 146

DrägerService Medizintechnik
DrägerService Medical Division Dräger
Ersatzartikelliste 5664.800 Ausgabe/Edition
Spare parts list 08.05.01
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EVITA 2 DURA
Druckdatum: 08.05.2001 Änderungen vorbehalten

Printed Subject to change without notice
EVITA 2 DURA
Diese Ersatzartikelliste gilt für Sachnummer:

This spare parts list is valid for part no.:
Sach-Nr. Benennung
Part No. Description
8413080 EVITA 2 DURA CE
EVITA 2 DURA CE
8413090 EVITA 2 DURA F

EVITA 2 DURA F
8413100 EVITA 2 DURA USA

EVITA 2 DURA USA
8413110 EVITA 2 DURA J

EVITA 2 DURA JAPAN
8413930 EVITA 2 DURA CE(FARBDISPLAY)

EVITA 2 DURA CE COLOUR
8413935 EVITA 2 DURA F (FARBDISPLAY)

EVITA 2 DURA F/F COLOUR
8413940 EVITA 2 DURA,USA (FARBDISPLAY)

EVITA 2 DURA USA COLOUR
8413945 EVITA 2 DURA J (FARBDISPLAY)

EVITA 2 DURA JAP

EVITA 2 DURA
Inhaltsverzeichnis der Bilder

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

Picture Description Part No . Spare parts list
1 EVITA MIT AQUAPOR
EVITA WITH AQUAPOR
2 EVITA MIT ANFEUCHTER-GRUNDEINHEIT MR 730

EVITA WITH HUMIDIFIER BASIC UNIT MR 730
3 EVITA
EVITA
4 EVITA
EVITA
5 PNEUMATIK (GASANSCHLUSS, GEHAEUSE)

PNEUMATIC (GAS SUPPLY, HOUSING)
6 PNEUMATIK (PLATINENFUEHRUNG)
PNEUMATIC (PCB GUIDE)
7 PNEUMATIK (PEEP-VENTIL, DRUCKMESSBLOCK)

PNEUMATIC (PEEP-VALVE, PRESSURE GAUGE BLOCK)
8 PNEUMATIK (INSPIRATIONSBLOCK,
PARALLELMISCHER)
PNEUMATIC (INSPIRATION BLOCK, PARALLEL MIXER)
9 PNEUMATIK (SEITENTEIL 2H)

PNEUMATIC (SIDE PART 2H)
10 PNEUMATIK (SEITENTEIL 2H)

11 RUESTSATZ SPO2
MODIFICATION KIT SPO2
12 SCHLAUCHPLAN
TUBING PLAN
13 GEHAEUSE,KPL.
HOUSING, CPL.
14 ZWISCHENPLATTE,KPL.
DISTANCE PLATE, CPL.
15 INSPIRATIONSBLOCK,KPL. 8412981
INSPIRATION BLOCK, CPL.
16 PARALLELMISCHER 8411550
PARALLEL MIXER
17 GASANSCHLUSS (EVITA 4)
GAS SUPPLY (EVITA 4)
18 DRUCKMESSBLOCK,KPL. 8412210
PRESSURE METERING BLOCK, CPL.
19 PAT.-SYST.EVITA NEUE PNEUMATIK 8410580

EVITA 2 DURA

PAT.SYST.EVITA NEW PNEUMATIC
20 ELEKTRONIK (LEITERPLATTEN)
ELECTRONIC (PCB)
21 FRONTTEIL, KOMPL. (ANZEIGEFELD)

FRONT PANEL, CPL. (DISPLAY)
22 FRONTTEIL, KOMPL. (FRONTPANEL)

FRONT PANEL, CPL.
23 RUESTSATZ DISPLAY 8411763

MODIFICATION KIT DISPLAY
24 RUESTSATZ DISPLAY FARBE 8411888

KIT COLOUR PLUS
25 GELENKARM 240-GRD. 8409609

HINGED BRACKET 240-C
26 HALTER 8412219
SUPPORT
27 FAHRGESTELL
CARRIAGE
28 FAHRGESTELL (UNTERGESTELL)
CARRIAGE (UNDERCARRIAGE)
29 AUFNAHME,KOMPL.
RECEIVER, CPL.
30 SEITENTEIL
SIDE PART
31 RUESTSATZ STECKDOSENLEISTE
MOD.SET SOCKETS
32 O2-VERTEILER RUESTS. EVITA 8409010

O2-DISTRIBUTOR INST.SET EVITA
33 SCHLAUCHSYSTEM E F+P "BLAUE" 8412108

HOSE SYSTEM E F+P "BLUE"
34 PNEUM.MED.VERNEBLER EVITA 4 8412935

PNEUM.MEDIC.NEBULIZER EVITA 4
35 HOCHDRUCK-WASSERFALLE AIR 8412628

HIGH PRESSURE WATER TRAP AIR
36 WASSERABSCHEIDER, KOMPL. 8413225

WATER SEPARATOR, CPL.
37 OPTION CAPNO PLUS 8411720

OPTION CAPNO PLUS
38 FAHRGESTELL (MSU-TIEF) 8411965

MOBILE TROLLEY (MSU)
39 FAHRGESTELL (MSU-TIEF) 8411965


EVITA 2 DURA

40 RST. STECKDOSENLEISTE EV.MOBIL 8411814
KIT SOCKET STRIP EVITA MOBIL
41 RST. BATTERIEKABEL EVITA MOBIL 8411822

KIT BATTERY CABLE EVITA MOBIL

EVITA 2 DURA
EVITA MIT AQUAPOR Bild/Picture 1

EVITA WITH AQUAPOR
Datei/File: 5664800.001
EVITA 2 DURA
EVITA MIT ANFEUCHTER-GRUNDEINHEIT MR 730 Bild/Picture 2

EVITA WITH HUMIDIFIER BASIC UNIT MR 730
Datei/File: 5664800.002
EVITA 2 DURA
Position Benennung Sach-Nr. Bestell-Nr. Packung

Item No. Description Part No. Order-Code Quantity
1 EVITA 2 DURA CE 8413080
EVITA 2 DURA CE
2 ABLAGESCHALE EVITA 2 DURA, KPL 8411621

TRAY EVITA 2 DURA, COMP.
3 FAHRGESTELL (FUER ALLE EVITA) 8411680

TROLLEY (FOR ALL EVITA UNITS)
4 SCHRANK 4H (2 SCHUBLADEN) M31795

CUPBOARD 4H (2 DRAWERS)
4 SCHRANK 8H M31796
CUPBOARD 8H (4 DRAWERS)
5 HALTERUNG 8408959
FIXING DEVICE
6 SCHLAUCHSET ERW.,AQUAPOR 8412092

ADULT HOSE SET, AQUAPOR
7 GELENKARM 240-GRAD 8409609

HINGED ARM 240-DEGR.
8 KAPPE (11 MM) 8401644

CAP (11 MM)
9 12ER-SATZ NORMKONN. E, KSTFF 8403685

SET 12 STAND. CONE A PLASTIC

EVITA 2 DURA
EVITA Bild/Picture 3
EVITA
Datei/File: 5664800.004
EVITA 2 DURA
EVITA Bild/Picture 4
EVITA
Datei/File: 5664800.005
EVITA 2 DURA

1-12 EVITA 2 DURA CE 8413080
EVITA 2 DURA CE
1 VERSCHLUSS-STOPFEN 8412857
VENT PLUG
2 VERSCHLUSS-STOPFEN 8412858
VENT PLUG
3 SCHRAUBE 2M17288
SCREW
4 NETZLEITUNG, 3M 1824481
SUPPLY MAIN, 3M
5 SCHRAUBE 8412378
SCREW
6 EXSPIRATIONSVENTIL,PATIENTSYS. 8410580
EXPIRATION VALVE (WHITE)
7 RAENDELSCHRAUBE 8306225
KNURLED SCREW
8 VERSCHLUSS-STOPFEN G60455
VENT PLUG
9 SCHIENE 8406763
BAR
10 KAPPE,WEISS M25146
CAP,WHITE
11 FILTER 8412384 10
FILTER
12 PARKHALTER 8411784
PARKING SUPPORT

EVITA 2 DURA
PNEUMATIK (GASANSCHLUSS, GEHAEUSE) Bild/Picture 5

PNEUMATIC (GAS SUPPLY, HOUSING)
Datei/File: 5664800.006
EVITA 2 DURA
PNEUMATIK (PLATINENFUEHRUNG) Bild/Picture 6

PNEUMATIC (PCB GUIDE)
Datei/File: 5664800.007
EVITA 2 DURA
PNEUMATIK (PEEP-VENTIL, DRUCKMESSBLOCK) Bild/Picture 7

PNEUMATIC (PEEP-VALVE, PRESSURE GAUGE BLOCK)
Datei/File: 5664800.008
EVITA 2 DURA
PNEUMATIK (INSPIRATIONSBLOCK, PARALLELMISCHER) Bild/Picture 8

PNEUMATIC (INSPIRATION BLOCK, PARALLEL MIXER)
Datei/File: 5664800.009
EVITA 2 DURA
PNEUMATIK (SEITENTEIL 2H) Bild/Picture 9

Datei/File: 5664800.010
EVITA 2 DURA
PNEUMATIK (SEITENTEIL 2H) Bild/Picture 10

Datei/File: 5664800.011
EVITA 2 DURA

1 GUMMIPUFFER 2M04819
RUBBER BUFFER
2 KABELBINDER 8712007
CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
KNURLED SCREW
4 KABELBAUM HPSV 8306545

CABLE HARNESS HPSV
6 BEST.LP PNEUMATIC-CONTROLLER 8306601

PCB PNEUMATIC CONTROLLER
7 BEST.LP HPSV-CONTROLLER 8306561

PCB HPSV-CONTROLLER
8 BUCHSE 8408312
SOCKET
9 PEEP/VENTIL 8410717
PEEP/PIP VALVE
10 DRUCKMESSBLOCK, KPL. 8412210

11 PARALLELMISCHER 4 8411550
PARALLEL MIXER
12 ISOLIERPLATTE 8412211
INSULATING PLATE
13 HEIZUNGSHALTER 8412734
HEATING SUPPORT
14 KABELBAUM FLOWSENSOR 8306549

CABLE HARNESS FLOWSENSOR
15 SCHLAUCH 4X1,5-SI 50 SH A NF 1190520

HOSE 4X1,5-SI 50 SH A NF
16 KABELBAUM FLOWSCHALTER 8306556

CABLE HARNESS FLOW-SWITCH
17 LUEFTER PNEUMATIK,KOMPL. 8306560

FAN PNEUMATIC, CPL.
18 LIPPENDICHTUNG 8407689
LIP SEAL
19 ANSCHLUSSGEHAEUSE 8410570
CONNECTING HOUSING
20 FEDER 8410631
SPRING
21 INSPIRATIONSBLOCK,KOMPL. 8412981
INSPIRATION BLOCK,COMPL.

EVITA 2 DURA

22 SCHARNIER,KPL. 8412707
HINGE, CPL.
23 KLINKE 2M17303
CATCH
24 STIFT 8408902
PIN
PUFFER 6800478
ohne Abbildung
BUFFER
without illustration

EVITA 2 DURA
RUESTSATZ SPO2 Bild/Picture 11

MODIFICATION KIT SPO2
Datei/File: 5664800.012
EVITA 2 DURA

1-7 RUESTSATZ SPO2 8413035
KIT EVITA 4 SAT
1 DURASENSOR DS-100A 8201001

DURASENSOR DS-100A
2 SENSOR-VERLAENGERUNGSKABEL 2,6 8600859

EXTENSION CABLE SENSOR 2,6M
3 DICHTRING D04766
PACKING RING
4 KABELBAUM SPO2 8600787

CABLE HARNESS SPO2
CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
6 SAO2-MODUL 8600481
SAO2 MODULE
7 KLAPPE 8600677
FLAP/MOUNTING SPO2-CABLE

EVITA 2 DURA
SCHLAUCHPLAN Bild/Picture 12
TUBING PLAN
Datei/File: 5664800.013
EVITA 2 DURA

1 SCHLAUCH 4X1 PAE WS 1210165
HOSE 4X1 PAE WS
2 SCHLAUCH 4X1PAE SW/WS M31989 1210203

HOSE 4X1PAE SW/WS M31989
3 SCHLAUCH 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323 1203622

HOSE 2X1,5 SI NF 8403323
4 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN GN 1204807

HOSE 2X1-SIGN GREEN
5 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN OR 1204823

HOSE 2X1-SIGN ORANGE
6 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN RT 1204793

HOSE 2X1-SIGN RED
7 SCHLAUCH 2X1-SIGN BR 1204815

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

HOSE 2X1-SIGN BL

10 ROHR 2M17645
TUBE
11 TUELLE 6800187
T-SOCKET
12 T-STUECK 8401083
T-PIECE
13 DOSIERUNG 8408222
DOSAGE
DOSAGE
DOSAGE
16 SCHLAUCH 7X2,5 SI NF M29908 1198343

HOSE 7X2,5 SI NF M29908

EVITA 2 DURA
GEHAEUSE,KPL. Bild/Picture 13
HOUSING, CPL.
Datei/File: 5664800.014
EVITA 2 DURA

1 BLECH 8409177
SHEET METAL
2 MIKROSCHALTER 8407265
MICROSWITCH
3 RUNDSCHNURRING 2M08777
O-RING SEAL
4 O-RING E20567
O-RING SEAL
5 SINTERFILTER 8407827
SINTERED FILTER

EVITA 2 DURA
ZWISCHENPLATTE,KPL. Bild/Picture 14
DISTANCE PLATE, CPL.
Datei/File: 5664800.015
EVITA 2 DURA

O-RING SEAL
2 SINTERFILTER 8407827
SINTERED FILTER

EVITA 2 DURA
INSPIRATIONSBLOCK,KPL. Bild/Picture 15
INSPIRATION BLOCK, CPL.
Datei/File: 5664800.017
EVITA 2 DURA

1-19 INSPIRATIONSBLOCK,KOMPL. 8412981
INSPIRATION BLOCK,COMPL.
1 MEMBRANE 8403352 4
DIAPHRAGM
2 O-RING R27696
O-RING SEAL
3 O-RING E20567
O-RING SEAL
O-RING SEAL
5 UEBERDRUCKVENTIL 8411745
PRESSURE CONTROL VALVE
6 O-RING R26807
O-RING SEAL
7 DICHTSCHEIBE 8410307
SEALING WASHER
8 FEDER 2M12034
SPRING
9 SCHRAUBE 8412952
SCREW
10 DROSSELSCHRAUBE E08481
CHOKE SCREW
11 O-RING R31296
O-RING SEAL
12 VERSCHLUSSBOLZEN 8412953
CLOSING BOLT
13 LIPPENDICHTUNG 8412938 5
LIP SEAL
14 BEST.LP O2-CONTACT (EVITA-4) 8306671

PCB O2-CONTACT (EVITA 4)
15 DICHTUNG 8413031
GASKET
16 DECKEL,KPL. 8411749
COVER, CPL. (EVITA 4)
17 MEMBRANE 8410682 5
DIAPHRAGM
18 O-RING M20622
O-RING SEAL
19 WINKELTUELLE, WS 8410676
ANGULAR PORCELAIN BUSH

EVITA 2 DURA
PARALLELMISCHER Bild/Picture 16
PARALLEL MIXER
Datei/File: 5664800.018
EVITA 2 DURA

1-9 PARALLELMISCHER 4 8411550
PARALLEL MIXER
KNURLED SCREW
2 E-SET VORDRUCKSENSOR 8306248

REP.SET HIGH PRESSURE SENSOR
3 O-RING 8410713
O-RING SEAL
4-6 KARTUSCHENVENT.AIR(RAT=8412129 8412128

VALVE AIR
4-6 KARTUSCHENVENTIL O2 8412126

VALVE O2
4 RUNDSCHNURRING R16442 5
TOROIDAL SEALING RING
5 O-RING 8414375
O-RING SEAL
6 O-RING E09548
O-RING SEAL
7 DRUCKRING DURCHM.6, WEISS M31603

THRUST COLLAR 6, WHITE
8 DRUCKRING 6 MM,SCHWARZ M31601

THRUST COLLAR 6, BLACK
9 WINKELSTECKANSCHLUSS M30961
ANGLE CONNECTION

EVITA 2 DURA
GASANSCHLUSS (EVITA 4) Bild/Picture 17

GAS SUPPLY (EVITA 4)
Datei/File: 5664800.019
EVITA 2 DURA

1 VENTILKEGEL D21138
VALVE CONE
2 FLACHDICHTUNG 8408204
FLAT PACKING
3 FILTER 8408208
FILTER (FOR 8411848)
4 DRUCKREGLER 8408205
PRESSURE REGULATOR
5 MIKROMAGNETVENTIL 8412209
MICRO-ELECTROVALVE
6 STECKANSCHLUSS M30960
PLUG-TYPE CONNECTION
7 DRUCKRING DURCHM.6, WEISS M31603

THRUST COLLAR 6, WHITE
8 DRUCKRING 6 MM,SCHWARZ M31601

THRUST COLLAR 6, BLACK
9 ANSCHLUSS AIR (DIN) 8412873

CONNECTION AIR (DIN)
10 ANSCHLUSS AIR (NIST) 8412872

CONNECTION AIR (NIST)
11 SCHEIBE M19311 10
DISK
12 ADAPTER O2 M32489
ADAPTER O2
GASEINGANGSBLOCK 8411848
(FAS) ohne Abbildung
GAS SUPPLY BLOC
(FAS) without illustration
MEMBRAN FPM (FUER 8411848) 8411513

ohne Abbildung
DIAPHRAGM FPM (FOR 8411848)
VENTILSTOESSEL (FUER 8411848) 8411514

ohne Abbildung
VALVE TAPPET (FOR 8411848)
RUECKSCHLAGVENTIL (F.8411848) 8411515

ohne Abbildung
NONRETURN VALVE (FOR 8411848)
O-RING (FUER 8411848) 8411516

ohne Abbildung
EVITA 2 DURA

O-RING SEAL (FOR 8411848)
FILTER 8408208
ohne Abbildung
FILTER (FOR 8411848)

EVITA 2 DURA
DRUCKMESSBLOCK,KPL. Bild/Picture 18
Datei/File: 5664800.020
EVITA 2 DURA

1-5 DRUCKMESSBLOCK, KPL. 8412210
1 MAGNETVENTIL 8412993
ELECTROVALVE
2 DICHTRING D04766
PACKING RING
3 ATEMDRUCKSENSOR 8305623
SENSOR
4 O-RING 8410713
O-RING SEAL
5 KABELBAUM DRUCKAUFNEHMER 8306538

CABLE HARNESS PRESS.ABSORPT.

EVITA 2 DURA
PAT.-SYST.EVITA NEUE PNEUMATIK Bild/Picture 19

PAT.SYST.EVITA NEW PNEUMATIC
Datei/File: 5664800.021
EVITA 2 DURA

1-11 EXSPIRATIONSVENTIL,PATIENTSYS. 8410580
EXPIRATION VALVE (WHITE)
1 VENTILGEHAEUSE 8410571
VALVE BOX
2 MEMBRANVERBAND 8412015 2
DIAPHRAGM
3 O-RING E22651
O-RING SEAL
4 VENTILDECKEL 8410572
VALVE COVER
5 MEMBRANE 8410682 5
DIAPHRAGM
6 DICHTUNG 8410576
GASKET
7 ROHR 8410574
TUBE
8 ANSCHLUSSKAPPE 8410672
CONNECTING CAP
9 O-RING M29902
O-RING SEAL
10 WINKELTUELLE 8410575
ANGULAR PORCELAIN BUSH
11 SIEB 8412202
SIEVE
12 RS WASSERFALLE EXSP.VENTIL 8413125

MODIFICATION KIT WATER TRAP
13 TOPF 8403976
POT

EVITA 2 DURA
ELEKTRONIK (LEITERPLATTEN) Bild/Picture 20

ELECTRONIC (PCB)
Datei/File: 5664800.022
EVITA 2 DURA

1 BEST.LP MOTHERBOARD 8306581
PCB MOTHERBOARD
KNURLED SCREW
3 AC-MODUL NETZTEIL EVITA 4 8306520

AC-MODULE POWER PACK (EVITA 4)
4 RUESTSATZ DC-MODUL 8413034

MOD.KIT DC-MODULE EVITA 4
5 GSBL 12V/3,5AH LV02822 1845284

GSBL 12V/3,5AH LV02822
6 LUEFTER 8411886
FAN
7 FILTER 8412384 10
FILTER
8 BEST.LP CPU 68332 8306591

PCB CPU 68332
9 LITHIUM-BATTERIE 3V/1400MAH 1835343

LITHIUM STOR.BATTERY 3V/1400
10 REAL-TIME-CLOCK 1837087
REAL-TIME-CLOCK
11 BEST.LP CO2-CARRIER 8306611

PCB CO2-CARRIER
12 XDSUB VERR-BOLZEN LV00575 1822357

XDSUB LOCK BOLT LV00575
13 HALTER 2M17304
SUPPORT
14 OPTION CAPNO PLUS 8411720

OPTION CAPNO PLUS
SOFTWARE 1.13 (CO2-MAIN) 6870508

OHNE ABBILDUNG
SOFTWARE 1.13 (CO2-MAIN)
WITHOUT ILLUSTRATION
LP SIGNALPROZESSOR, VOLLST. 6870296

OHNE ABBILDUNG
PCB SIGNAL PROCESSOR(CO2-MAIN)
BEST. LP POWER (CO2-MAIN) 8350411

OHNE ABBILDUNG
PCB POWER
SAO2-MODUL 8600481
OHNE ABBILDUNG
EVITA 2 DURA

SAO2 MODULE
BEST.LP PAEDIATRIC-FLOW 8306631

OHNE ABBILDUNG
PCB PAEDIATRIC-FLOW (EVITA)
BEST.LP COMMUNICATION 8306621

OHNE ABBILDUNG
PCB COMMUNICATION

EVITA 2 DURA
FRONTTEIL, KOMPL. (ANZEIGEFELD) Bild/Picture 21

FRONT PANEL, CPL. (DISPLAY)
Datei/File: 5664800.024
EVITA 2 DURA
FRONTTEIL, KOMPL. (FRONTPANEL) Bild/Picture 22

FRONT PANEL, CPL.
Datei/File: 5664800.025
EVITA 2 DURA

1 DREHKNOPF M29954
CONTROL KNOB
2 DREHGEBER, KOMPL. 8309118

SHAFT ENCODER, CPL.
3 ANZEIGEFELD, KOMPL. 8411593

DISPLAY, CPL.
4 LAUTSPRECHER,KOMPL. 8306558
LOUDSPEAKER, CPL.
5 BEST.LP 7-SEGMENT 8306871

PCB 7-SEGMENT (EVITA 2 DURA)
6 DICHTRING D04766
PACKING RING
7 BEST.LP FRONTPANEL 8306891

PCB FRONT PANEL (EVITA 2 DURA)

EVITA 2 DURA
RUESTSATZ DISPLAY Bild/Picture 23

MODIFICATION KIT DISPLAY
Datei/File: 5664800.026
EVITA 2 DURA

1 LC-DISPLAY 640X480 B/W LV02470 1842021
LC-DISPLAY 640X480 B/W LV02470
U DC/AC-WANDL.12V-300V LV02471 1842048

OHNE ABBILDUNG
U DC/AC-TRANSF.12V-300V LV2471
LCD-HINTERLEUCHTUNG LV02757 1844792

OHNE ABBILDUNG
LCD BACK LI.EPSON EVITA2 DU.SW

EVITA 2 DURA
RUESTSATZ DISPLAY FARBE Bild/Picture 24

KIT COLOUR PLUS
Datei/File: 5664800.063
EVITA 2 DURA

1-4 RUESTSATZ FARBDISPLAY 8411888
KIT COLOUR PLUS
1 INVERTER SHARP 8411732

INVERTER SHARP
2 U DC/AC-WANDL. 12V LV02689 1843648

U DC/AC-CONVERTER 12V LV02689
CABLE CLIP
4 DICHTRING D04766
PACKING RING

OHNE ABBILDUNG
BACK LIGHT DISPLAY SHARP

OHNE ABBILDUNG
LCD BACK LIGHT.NEC EVITA2 DU.F

EVITA 2 DURA
GELENKARM 240-GRD. Bild/Picture 25

HINGED BRACKET 240-C
Datei/File: 5664800.028
EVITA 2 DURA

1-6 GELENKARM 240-GRAD 8409609
HINGED ARM 240-DEGR.
1 HALTER FUER GELENKARM E 8409746

SUPPORT FOR HINGED ARM A
2 SCHLAUCHKLEMME FUER GELENKARM 8409841

HOSE CLAMP FOR HINGED ARM
3 SET KLEMMHEBEL 8410383

SET CLAMPING LEVER
4 KLEMME,KOMPL. 8410075
BINDER, CPL.
5 STERNGRIFF MIT SCHEIBE 8410382

STAR GRIP WITH DISC
6 SCHIENENKLAUE 8411424
RAIL CATCH

EVITA 2 DURA
HALTER Bild/Picture 26
SUPPORT
Datei/File: 5664800.029
EVITA 2 DURA

1 HALTER, KOMPL. 8412219
SUPPORT
1 PLATTE M29110
PLATE

EVITA 2 DURA
FAHRGESTELL Bild/Picture 27
CARRIAGE
Datei/File: 5664800.030
EVITA 2 DURA
FAHRGESTELL (UNTERGESTELL) Bild/Picture 28

CARRIAGE (UNDERCARRIAGE)
Datei/File: 5664800.031
EVITA 2 DURA

1-3 FAHRGESTELL (FUER ALLE EVITA) 8411680
TROLLEY (FOR ALL EVITA UNITS)
1 PROFIL M29336
PROFILE
2 SCHALE M29200
TRAY
3 STIFT 8408902
PIN

EVITA 2 DURA
AUFNAHME,KOMPL. Bild/Picture 29
RECEIVER, CPL.
Datei/File: 5664800.032
EVITA 2 DURA

1 SCHUBLADE,KOMPL.UGR. 8409015
DRAWER, CPL.
2 HALTERUNG 8408959
FIXING DEVICE
3 SCHARNIER 2M12994
HINGE

EVITA 2 DURA
SEITENTEIL Bild/Picture 30
SIDE PART
Datei/File: 5664800.035
EVITA 2 DURA

1 FESTSTELL-LENKROLLE 2M19140
FIXING GUIDE ROLL
2 LENKROLLE 2M19130
GUIDE ROLL

EVITA 2 DURA
RUESTSATZ STECKDOSENLEISTE Bild/Picture 31

MOD.SET SOCKETS
Datei/File: 5664800.037
EVITA 2 DURA

1-4 RUESTSATZ STECKDOSENLEISTE 8409021
MODIFICAT.KIT MULTIPLE SOCKETS
1 NETZKABELDURCHFUEHRUNG 2M18642
MAINS CABLE BUSHING
2 STECKDOSE 8409288
SOCKET
3 SICHERUNGSEINS.DIN41662 T3,15A 1815148 10

FUSE LINK DIN 41662 T3,15A
4 NETZLTG.3M 3G1,5 B DWN3043 1824872

SUPPLY MAIN 3M 3G1,5 B DWN3043

EVITA 2 DURA
O2-VERTEILER RUESTS. EVITA Bild/Picture 32

Datei/File: 5664800.038
EVITA 2 DURA

1-10 RUESTSATZ O2-VERTEILER 8409010
1 SIEBEINSATZ D11521
MESH BOTTOM
2 EINSCHRAUB-STECKANSCHLUSS M25210
SCREW-IN PLUG-TYPE CONNECTION
3 O-RING RM07823
O-RING SEAL
4 L-SCHWENKANSCHLUSS G12065
L-SWIVEL CONNECTION
5 3/2-WEGE-VENTIL 8402441
3/2-PORT DISTRIBUTING VALVE
6 RUESTSATZ SCHAUZEICHEN 8410859

MODIFICATION KIT DROP SIGNAL
7 BUEGEL 8403058
BOW
8 VERBINDUNGSLEITUNG 8405629
CONNECTING LINE

10 HAKEN M26349
HOOK

EVITA 2 DURA
SCHLAUCHSYSTEM E F+P "BLAUE" Bild/Picture 33

HOSE SYSTEM E F+P "BLUE"
Datei/File: 5664800.042
EVITA 2 DURA

1-17 SCHLAUCHSET ERW., F+P 8412108
ADULT HOSE SET, F+P
1 ATEMSCHLAUCH E 60CM 2165627

BREATHING HOSE E 60CM
2 WASSERFALLE 8404985
WATER SEPARATOR
2a TOPF 8403976
POT

4 DOPPELTUELLE 22/22 M25647

NOZZLE 22/22
5 MASKENKRUEMMER M25649
MASK ELBOW
6 F&P 900 MR 511 SCHLAUCHHEIZUNG 2347020

F&P 900 MR 511 HEATING

8 F&P 900 MR 127 Y-STUECK 2347015

F&P 900 MR 127 Y-PIECE
9 KONNEKTOR F.TRACHEALTUB.12,5 M23840 10

STANDARD CONN.12,5 PLASTIC
10 FALTENSCHLAUCH 8402041
CORRUGATED HOSE
11 ADAPTER E 8403076
ADAPTER E
12 12ER-SATZ NORMKONN. E, KSTFF 8403685

SET 12 STAND. CONE A PLASTIC
13 KAPPE (11 MM) 8401644

CAP (11 MM)
14 SCHLAUCHKLAMMER 8403566 10
HOSE CLIP
15 F&P MR 730 AGM BEFEUCHTER 2347000

F&P MR 730 AGM HUMIDIFIER
16 F&P MR 370 KAMMER 2347003

F&P MR 370 CHAMBER
17 F&P 900 MR 088 SPANNSTUECK 2347010

F&P 900 MR 088 SPANNER
F&P 900 MR 568 SONDE 2347007

ohne Abbildung
F&P 900 MR 568 PROBE
EVITA 2 DURA


EVITA 2 DURA
PNEUM.MED.VERNEBLER EVITA 4 Bild/Picture 34

PNEUM.MEDIC.NEBULIZER EVITA 4
Datei/File: 5664800.051
EVITA 2 DURA

1-10 MED.VERNEBLER WEISS 8412935
MED. NEBULIZER EVITA 4 (PNEU)
1 KAPPE 8405046
CAP
2 O-RING 2M10633
O-RING SEAL
3 VERNEBLERGEHAEUSE,KPL. 8412934
ATOMIZER HOUSING, CPL.
4 SCHEIBE 8407291
GASKET
5 RUNDSCHNURRING R27810
TOROIDAL SEALING RING
6 DUESE 8412932
NOZZLE
7 O-RING E20566
O-RING SEAL
8 ZERSTAEUBER,UGR. 8404979
ATOMIZER
9 BEHAELTER 8406584
RECEPTACLE
10 VERNEBLERSCHLAUCH 8412985
NEBULIZER HOSE

EVITA 2 DURA
HOCHDRUCK-WASSERFALLE AIR Bild/Picture 35

HIGH PRESSURE WATER TRAP AIR
Datei/File: 5664800.052
EVITA 2 DURA

1-4 AIR-WASSERFALLE MITTEL DIN/DIN 8412628
AIR WATER TRAP MEDIUM DIN/DIN
1 DICHTRING M05128
PACKING RING
2 O-RING 8412809
O-RING SEAL
3 FILTER 8412810
FILTER
4 TOPF 8412811
POT

EVITA 2 DURA
WASSERABSCHEIDER, KOMPL. Bild/Picture 36

Datei/File: 5664800.053
EVITA 2 DURA

1-2 AIR-WASSEFALLE GROSS DIN/DIN 8413225
1 DICHTRING M05128
PACKING RING
2 SET FILTERELEMENT 8413235

SET FILTER ELEMENT

EVITA 2 DURA
OPTION CAPNO PLUS Bild/Picture 37

OPTION CAPNO PLUS
Datei/File: 5664800.054
EVITA 2 DURA

1-7 OPTION CAPNO PLUS 8411720
OPTION CAPNO PLUS
1 BEST.LP CO2-CARRIER 8306611

PCB CO2-CARRIER
2 BEST. LP POWER (CO2-MAIN) 8350411

PCB POWER
3 LP SIGNALPROZESSOR, VOLLST. 6870296

PCB SIGNAL PROCESSOR(CO2-MAIN)
4 SOFTWARE 1.13 (CO2-MAIN) 6870508

SOFTWARE 1.13 (CO2-MAIN)
5 DICHTRING D04766
PACKING RING
6 KABELBAUM CO2-SENSOR 8306766

CABLE HARNESS CO2 SENSOR
7 CFDL 0,22F-20+80%5V LV01831 1837125

GOLD CAP
CFDL 0,22F-20+80%5V LV01831
GOLD CAP
XFL KURZSCHLUSSBUCHSE 2POL. 1814508

ohne Abbildung
XFL SHORT CIRCUIT SOCKET 2POL.
CO2-KUEVETTE ERW 6870279

ohne Abbildung
CO2 CUVETTE ADULT
CO2-HAUPTSTROMSENSOR 6870300
(DW) ohne Abbildung
CO2 MAINSTREAM SENSOR
(DW) without illustration
PRUEFFILTER (CO2) 6870281

ohne Abbildung
TEST FILTER
PARKHALTER KOMPL. 8412840

ohne Abbildung
PARKING SUPPORT, CPL.
CO2-KUEVETTE PAED. 6870280

ohne Abbildung
CO2 CUVETTE PAED
SET BESCHR.CLIPS 6870343

EVITA 2 DURA

ohne Abbildung
SET OF INSCRIPTED CLIPS

EVITA 2 DURA
FAHRGESTELL (MSU-TIEF) Bild/Picture 38

Datei/File: 5664800.055
EVITA 2 DURA
FAHRGESTELL (MSU-TIEF) Bild/Picture 39

Datei/File: 5664800.056
EVITA 2 DURA

1-4 EVITA MOBIL, NIEDRIG 8411965
EVITA MOBIL, SHORT
1 LAUFROLLE M.FESTSTELLER 8411945

CASTOR WITH FIXING
2 LAUFROLLE 8411946
CASTOR
3 HANDGRIFF 8411957
HANDLE
4 SCHIEBER, KOMPL. 8411518

SLIDE, CPL.

EVITA 2 DURA
RST. STECKDOSENLEISTE EV.MOBIL Bild/Picture 40

Datei/File: 5664800.061
EVITA 2 DURA

1-4 RST. STECKDOSENLEISTE EV.MOBIL 8411814
CABLE CLIP (2,4X92)
2 NETZLTG.3M 3G1,5 B DWN3043 1824872

SUPPLY MAIN 3M 3G1,5 B DWN3043
3 STECKDOSE,UGR. 8409310
SOCKET
4 SICHERUNGSEINS.DIN41662 T3,15A 1815148 10

FUSE LINK DIN 41662 T3,15A

EVITA 2 DURA
RST. BATTERIEKABEL EVITA MOBIL Bild/Picture 41

Datei/File: 5664800.062
EVITA 2 DURA

1 RST. BATTERIEKABEL EVITA MOBIL 8411822

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 - 4294
5664.800 en
5th edition May 2001
Subject to modification.
Will not be replaced in the event of modifications.

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Intensive Care Ventilator

SIMV + ASB Erw. VT O2 Trigger

Info. Bildstop aktiv

Ausdruck Stop Kurven Werte

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No replacement in event of modification.

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1 Symbols and Definitions 9

2.1 Evita 4 ..............................................................................................................................14

2.2 Evita 2 dura .................................................................................................................... 16

2.3 Basic principle Evita 4 ................................................................................................. 18

2.4 Basic principle Evita 2 dura ....................................................................................... 19

3 CPU 68332 PCB 20

3.1 EEPROM .........................................................................................................................21

3.2 Processor System .........................................................................................................21

3.3 RS232 Interface ............................................................................................................21

3.4 ILV Interface ....................................................................................................................21

3.5 Driver ................................................................................................................................21

3.6 Clock ................................................................................................................................21

3.7 DUART .............................................................................................................................21

3.8 DC/DC Converter ........................................................................................................ 22

3.9 CAN ................................................................................................................................. 22

3.10 Bus Driver ...................................................................................................................... 22

3.11 Sound Generator .......................................................................................................... 22

3.12 Reset Logic .................................................................................................................... 22

5664.800 Evita 2 dura Contents Page I

4 CO2 Carrier PCB 23

4.1 Electrical Isolation ........................................................................................................ 26

4.2 Power Failure Logic ..................................................................................................... 26

4.3 Voltage Monitoring ....................................................................................................... 26

4.4 Measurement of Temperature and Pressure .......................................................... 26

5.1 CO2 Sensor ................................................................................................................... 28

5.2 Processor Board PCB ................................................................................................ 30

5.3 Power Supply PCB .......................................................................................................31

6 Power Supply Unit 32

7 Graphics Controller PCB 33

7.1 Processor System ........................................................................................................ 34

7.2 Uprog .............................................................................................................................. 34

7.3 Reset ............................................................................................................................... 34

7.4 Loudspeaker Monitoring ............................................................................................. 34

7.5 Keyboard Port and LED Driver .................................................................................. 34

7.6 Display Control ............................................................................................................. 34

7.7 CAN Interface ............................................................................................................... 34

7.8 DC/DC Converter ........................................................................................................ 35

8 Communication PCB (Optional) 36

8.1 Processor System ........................................................................................................ 37

8.2 Uprog .............................................................................................................................. 37

8.3 Reset ............................................................................................................................... 37

8.4 CAN Interfaces ............................................................................................................. 37

8.5 RS232 Interfaces ......................................................................................................... 37

5664.800 Evita 2 dura Contents Page II

8.6 Analog Outputs ............................................................................................................. 37

8.7 DC/DC Converter ........................................................................................................ 37

8.8 EEPROM ........................................................................................................................ 37

9 Paediatric Flow PCB (Optional) 38

9.1 Flow Measurement ....................................................................................................... 39

9.2 Multiplexer ...................................................................................................................... 39

9.3 A/D Converter ............................................................................................................... 39

10 Pneumatics Controller PCB 40

10.1 Pneumatics Controller PCB block diagram ............................................................41

10.2 Pneumatics Controller PCB ...................................................................................... 42