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4.1 Overview..................................................................................................................1
4.1.1 1550 Logs ................................................................................................1
4.2 Accessing the Service Mode ................................................................................3
4.3 Setup Machine ........................................................................................................5
4.3.1 Concentrates............................................................................................5
4.3.2 Tubing Segment Diameter .....................................................................8
4.3.3 Syringe Type ............................................................................................8
4.3.4 Default Message Display .......................................................................8
4.3.5 Date and Time .........................................................................................9
4.3.6 Saving the Data .......................................................................................9
4.3.7 Using the Bicarbonate Dialysis Worksheet..........................................10
4.4 Machine Setup from Cartridge..............................................................................19
4.5 Machine Setup to Cartridge ..................................................................................20
4.6 Renal Link Calibration Setup .............................................................................21
4.7 Eventlogs to Cartridge ...........................................................................................24
4.8 Clearing the Operator's Eventlog..........................................................................25
4.9 Clearing the Machine Log......................................................................................26

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4.1 OVERVIEW This section describes setup procedures for configuring

instrument parameters, loading data to and from a cartridge,
and calibration. These procedures are to be performed only by
trained service technicians. Setup procedures must be
performed before putting the 1550 into service and whenever
changes to the configuration are required.

4.1.1 1550 Logs A large amount of data is stored by the 1550 in 5 different logs.
Because they will be referred to throughout this chapter, they
are described here so you can refer back to them as needed.

Operator Event Log: stores the most recent operator actions

(100 events) by code number, time, and date.

Machine Event Log: stores the most recent machine actions

(100 events) by code number, time, and date.

Concentrate Data Log: provides the complete recipe for each

concentrate programmed into the machine.

Machine Data Log: shows Smart Connection machine

number, heparin syringe type, and blood tubing size.

Cartridge Data Log: presents all information programmed

into the cartridge being used.

The following tables show the data stored in the Operator

Event Log (Table 4-1) and the Machine Event Log (Table 4-2).

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Table 4-1: Operator Event Log

PROCEDURE ERROR
P110 RED PORT DISCONN
P112 CONNECT INTERLOCK
P127 REMOVE DISINFECT
P311 ILLEGAL INTERLOCK

MACHINE ALARM
A144 H CHK BLUE CONC
A403 RESTART – NO WATER
A619 NO DISPLAY (BLOOD LEAK)
A631 CONNECT INTERLCK
A645 NO DISPLAY (LOW COND TEST)

CHECK CONTROLS
C097 REMOVE DISINFECT
C280 UFC – END OF TIME
C402 BLD PUMP STOPPED
C410 NO DISPLAY (PRES WIND NOT SET)

MESSAGES/USER NOTICES
M020 DISINFECT DONE (RESIDUAL
CHECK)
M021 DISINFECT DONE (IN SLEEP MODE)
M807 LOW 9V BATTERY

TEXT EVENTS
E000 MACHINE POWER ON
E103 DISF – BLEACH
E110 UFC – START PRESSED
E115 UFC RECAL DX

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Table 4-2: Machine Event Log

ALL MACHINE FAULTS (FXXX)

F186 STOP – REPAIR F186
F501 SET UP FAIL F501
F504 COND UNSTBL F504

SERVICE RELATED TEXT EVENTS (EXXX)

E002 SETUP MACH DONE
E004 COND CAL DONE
E005 SET PROP PUMPS
E007 CLEARED MACH LOG

ONLY TWO MACHINE ALARMS (AXXX)

A652 BLUE PMP RESTART
A653 RED PMP RESTART

4.2 ACCESSING THE

SERVICE MODE

Figure 4-1. Accessing the Service Mode

To place the 1550 in the Service Mode, hold down the push
button (SW2) on PC16 (see Figure 4-1) while turning the front
panel mode switch to any of the three operating positions.
Hold the push button until the Side Panel displays the message:
01: PLEASE WAIT

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NOTE In this mode of operation, no pumps, motors or valves are

functioning. The only interaction with the machine is through
the Side Panel.

Figure 4-2. The Side Panel

The Side Panel display is 16 characters wide. The following is
an explanation of the keys used during setup.
The SCAN up/down arrow keys are used to scan through the
displayed parameters.
ENTER is used to accept the displayed parameter, which could
be a single character, a word or an entire message.
SKIP is used to revert back to the original value, to cancel or to
move back to the next higher menu level.
Quotes around text indicate that you are expected to press the
indicated key.
The following prompts appear, displaying each for three
seconds, then repeating:
. . . CONFIRM . .
NO PATIENT
PRESS "ENTER"
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When you press ENTER, the machine goes into the SERVICE
MODE and the following prompts appear and repeat.
SERVICE STATE
SCAN TO CHANGE
"ENTER" TO RUN
SKIP - TO QUIT

Pressing SKIP during any of the following procedures drops

you out of a menu and back to this main service mode menu.
Pressing the UP or DOWN arrow key will scan the ten
available options:

SETUP - MACHINE
SETUP FROM CART
SETUP TO CART
ADJ PROP PUMPS
COND CAL VERIFY
CALIBRATE COND
SC CAL SETUP
EVENTLOG TO CART
CLEAR OPER LOG
CLEAR MACH LOG

4.3 SETUP MACHINE Pressing ENTER with SETUP MACHINE displayed causes the
following to appear:

SETUP - MACHINE
"SCAN" TO CHANGE
"ENTER" FOR OK
SKIP - TO QUIT
SETUP PUSH ENTER

4.3.1 Concentrates Press ENTER to display:

CONC A: BICARB
This sub menu allows editing of this concentrate by pressing
ENTER, or SCAN down advances to Conc B. After ENTER is
pressed once, the "A" stops blinking. If ENTER is pressed a
second time, "BICARB" begins to blink. Select either
BICARB or ACETATE.

For a System 4 machine, if BICARB is selected, the next

message will be: DILUTION 36.8X. SCAN DOWN scrolls
the dilution ratio to 45X, then 35 X. Select the appropriate
dilution, then press ENTER.
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Next, using SCAN UP/DOWN keys takes you to the

concentrate name. ENTER allows you to edit the name.
(When it is blinking, it can be edited.) Use SCAN UP/DOWN
keys and ENTER to select letters and numbers in the
concentrate name. The basic concept is: SCAN steps the
blinking character(s) to the next possibility; ENTER then
accepts the currently displayed character(s). SKIP returns to
the previous function.
Note that the 1550 is programmed from the factory with
example values. Use the SCAN UP/DOWN keys to change
each value. When done, press ENTER to continue.
For Acetate (example), the displays are:
DIAL DM - 45
ACETATE NA 135.0
ACETATE CA 3.0
ACETATE K 2.0
ACETATE MG 1.0
ACETATE CL 103.0
ACETATE AC 38.0
ACETATE DEX 000
Press ENTER with BICARB displayed to call up the following
list (values are examples):
DILUTION 36.83X (System 4)
DIAL AC 1000
FINAL NA 139.0
FINAL CA 3.5
FINAL K 2.0
FINAL MG 1.0
FINAL CL 106.5
FINAL AC 4.0
FINAL DE X 000
FINAL BI C 35.0
N A BIC G/L 65.95
N A CL G/L 23.57

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Table 4-3: Concentrates

CHEMICAL TYPICAL MINIMUM MAXIMUM EXAMPLE DISPLAY
VALUE LIMIT LIMIT mEq/l FOR 36.83X
mEq/l
1. ACETATE
Na 140.0 120.0 155.9 acetate na 140.0
Ca 3.0 0 4.9 acetate ca 3.0
K 2.0 0 4.0 acetate k 2.0
Mg 1.5 0 2.9 acetate mg 1.5
Cl 108.0 96.0 123.9 acetate cl108.0
Acetate 38.5 30.0 45.9 acetate ac 38.5
Dextrose 200.0 0 500.0 acetate dex 200
2. BICARBONATE
Final Na 139.0 120.0 155.9 final na 139.0
Final Ca 3.5 0 4.9 final ca 3.5
Final K 2.0 0 4.9 final k 2.0
Final Mg 1.0 0 2.9 final mg 1.0
Final Cl 106.5 96.0 123.9 final cl 106.5
Final Acetate 4.0 0 4.9 final ac 4.0
Final Dextrose 200.0 0 500.0 final dex 200
Final 35.0 25.0 40.9 final bic 35.0
Bicarbonate
3. UNDILUTED BICARBONATE COMPONENT
Sodium 65.95 50.00 70.99 na bic g/l 65.95
Bicarbonate
Sodium 23.53 20.00 30.99 na cl g/l 23.53
Chloride

For examples of 35X and 45XX concentrates, see Section

4.3.7, Using the Bicarbonate Dialysis Worksheet.
The SCAN UP/DOWN keys allow changing the value in the
same manner described for Acetate. When the final value has
been changed as needed, press ENTER.
If the machine is a System 4, it will check for the presence of
both an acetate bath setup and a 45X bicarbonate setup. It will
not allow both. Also, if a 45X bicarbonate bath has been
programmed, the machine will not accept a cartridge for an
acetate bath.
Next, the 1550 machine will test for proper ion balance. (See
the Bicarbonate Dialysis Worksheets in this section.) If it is
incorrect for the values entered, the display will alternate:
BAD ION BALANCE
RE-DO PUSH ENTER
If this display appears, you must press ENTER and re-enter the
proper values or shut the machine off to go back to the original
values. If this imbalance repeats, the concentrate labeling may
be suspect.

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If the Ion Balance is correct, the display will change to:

CONC B: BICARB
Enter the NAME and values as for Concentrate A. The
machine will again test for ion balance and advise you of any
problems. Continue this process until Concentrates C and D
have been successfully entered.

4.3.2 Tubing Segment When this menu comes up, it displays:

Diameter
BP TUBING 8MM
Press ENTER and "8" will flash. The SCAN UP/DOWN keys
are used to SCAN between 6 and 8. The 1550 automatically
calculates blood flowrates to accommodate the two different
sizes. Press ENTER to accept and display the default
messages.

CAUTION Occlusion settings for the roller pump must be mechanically

set by your technical support personnel.

4.3.3 Syringe Type When this menu comes up, it displays:

SYRINGE TYPE: 1
Press ENTER and use the SCAN UP/DOWN keys to adjust the
Syringe Size from 0 to 7. This number should match the
Syringe Size that was set up on PC-10A. Pressing ENTER
again takes you to the Default Message Display menu.

4.3.4 Default Message The default message display allows the user to select the
Display information to be displayed if no alarm messages are present.
When this menu comes up it displays:
DEF: COND DISP

Press ENTER and use the SCAN UP/DOWN keys to change

the default display to one of the following options:
DEF: COND DISP
DEF: TEMP DISP
DEF: DIAL FLOW
DEF: TIME DISP
DEF: BLOOD DISP
DEF: CONC NAME

Pressing ENTER accepts the value and advances to Date and

Time.
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4.3.5 Date and Time Upon acceptance of the default display, the display will
automatically show the date in the following
DAY/DATE/TIME format:
TU 01JAN92 16:00

NOTE The day/date/time displayed is the time the user entered the
service mode, not the current time. If the displayed time
approximates the time the service mode was entered, no
adjustment is necessary.

Press ENTER, then use the SCAN UP/DOWN keys and

ENTER to change the display to the current date and time.
Pressing ENTER when the last digit of the time display is
correct takes you to "SAVE CHANGES?".

4.3.6 Saving the Data This display alternates with:

SETUP - MACHINE
SAVE CHANGES?
SAVE #=YES (=NO

Pressing "#" displays:

CONFIRMING SETUP

The 1550 tests for data accuracy and completeness. If an error

is detected, it displays:

STOP SETUP FAIL

You must go back and check for errors.

If setup is confirmed, the display alternates:

SETUP COMPLETE
PRESS "ENTER"

NOTE Pressing "( SKIP" exits without saving and returns to the
initial CONC A: sub-menu (see Par. 4.3.1).

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If you press ENTER at this point, all information may be re-

entered from the beginning. If you press the SCAN
UP/DOWN keys, you may step through (review) any
information entered. If you press "Q- SKIP", the display
changes to:

CANCEL CHANGES?
CANCEL #=YES (=NO

Pressing # (YES) cancels all changes and returns you to the

main Service State menu. Pressing * (NO) returns you to the
initial CONC A sub-menu (see Section 4.3.1).

Press SKIP to return to the service state.

To exit the Service Mode, the 1550 must be switched OFF.

4.3.7 Using the A worksheet should be completed for each concentrate used in
Bicarbonate Dialysis the center. Once completed, a copy of each worksheet should
Worksheet be kept at the nurse's station for reference purposes. Please
note that because the Baxter 1550 can use 35X, 36.83X, and
45X concentrates, there are three different worksheets. Please
be sure the proper worksheet is used for the appropriate
concentrate type. The next few pages will have examples of
filled in worksheets, followed by blank ones for you to
photocopy and use.
Look at your concentrate containers and determine the units
used to express the different chemical concentrations. Enter
their mEq/l values into the worksheet as follows.

SODIUM BICARBONATE: If you use powdered Sodium Bicarbonate, enter the amount in
grams, divide by the amount of water used to make the liquid
concentrate in liters and enter the results as gm/L. Divide the
gm/L amount by the factor used on the worksheet and enter in
Box #1. If you use liquid Sodium Bicarbonate, enter it's diluted
value in the heavy lined Box #1. Multiply this value by the
appropriate factor and enter the results as gm/L in Box I. Copy
this value to Box I at the bottom of the form. Before you
proceed, look for other heavy lined boxes on the form. The
value you just placed in the Box #1 should be copied to the
Box #1 for the Sodium entry line and Bicarbonate Data entry
line.

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SODIUM CHLORIDE: 35X and 45X Bicarbonate Concentrates do not have sodium
chloride in the bicarbonate. This step can be skipped for those
concentrates. If your bicarbonate has powdered sodium
chloride, enter the amount in grams, divide by the amount of
water used and enter the results as gm/L. Divide the gm/L by
1.18 and enter in Box #2. If you use liquid sodium chloride,
enter its diluted value in the heavy lined Box #2. Multiply this
value by 1.18 and place the results as gm/L in Box J. Copy this
value into Box J at the bottom of the form. Before you proceed
to Sodium, look for other heavy lined boxes on the form. The
value you just placed in the #2 Box should be copied to the #2
box for the Sodium entry line and the Chloride entry line.

SODIUM: Enter the Sodium value and transfer the number to final Na
Box A on the right. There is one exception; if the Sodium is
for an acidified contribution only, add the values of the box(es)
to the right of Na+ and enter the results as final Na in Box A.

CALCIUM: Enter the value and transfer the number to Box B on the right.

POTASSIUM: Enter the value and transfer the number to Box C on the right.

MAGNESIUM: Enter the value and transfer the number to Box D on the right.

CHLORIDE: Enter the value in the first box. If using a 36.83X concentrate,
also add the value in heavy lined Box 2 and place the results in
Box E on the right.

ACETATE: Enter the value in the heavy lined Box #3 for 36.83X
concentrate, or Box 2 for 35X and 45X concentrates, and copy
it to Box F on the right. It should also be copied to the other
Box #2(3) under Bicarbonate Data.

DEXTROSE: Enter the value and multiply by 100. Enter the final Dextrose
in Box G.

BICARBONATE DATA: You should already have entered the values for Box 1 and Box
2 (3) from previous steps. Subtract Box 2 (3) from Box 1.
Place the final Bicarbonate in Box H.

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When all the boxes are filled in, you must check the ion
balance. Add boxes A+B+C+D. Now add E+F+H. The totals
of these two must be equal. If not, go back and check your
work. The 1550 will not accept the chemical mix if this ion
balance is in error.

If the ion balance is correct, set up the 1550 in the service mode
to enter the values from your worksheet. The Side Panel
displays will guide you through each step. Just remember to
enter the values in the order shown on the worksheet.

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4.4 MACHINE SETUP Activate the 1550 in Service Mode as described at the
FROM CARTRIDGE beginning of this section.
The Main Menu display will be:
SERVICE STATE
SCAN TO CHANGE
"ENTER" TO RUN
SKIP- TO QUIT
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the display shows:
SETUP FROM CART
Then press the ENTER key.

TRANSFERRING THE If you have not already inserted a blank Cartridge, the display
INFORMATION will be:
INSERT CARTRIDGE
When the Cartridge is inserted the machine may very briefly
display:
TESTING CART
If anything is wrong with the Cartridge such as an incompatible
software revision, invalid data, or simply blank, the display will
be:
WRONG CARTRIDGE
otherwise, the display will be:
TRANSFERRING
During the transfer, the machine runs additional checks for
wrong or corrupted data or a cartridge malfunction.
One of the following messages may occur at this point:
WRONG CARTRIDGE
or
INVALID REVISION
or
TRANSFER ERROR
followed by:
REPLACE CART

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In any case, you must replace the cartridge. If no problems

were encountered, the transfer will complete and the display
will be:
CONFIRMING SETUP
A final check is made to ensure that the setup is complete and
verified. If a problem is detected, the display will be:
STOP SETUP FAIL
If such a display is noted, inform your technical support
personnel. If confirmation of the setup is completed, the
machine will display:
SETUP FROM CART
Press SKIP to return to the service mode main menu.

4.5 MACHINE SETUP TO When the 1550 has been setup with the chemical options
CARTRIDGE desired, the entire setup may be loaded into a cartridge for
safekeeping or transfer to another machine. To accomplish
this, activate the 1550 in Service Mode as described in the
beginning of this section.
The main display will be:
SERVICE STATE
SCAN TO CHANGE
"ENTER" TO RUN
SKIP - TO QUIT
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the display shows:
SETUP TO CART
Then press the ENTER key.

TRANSFERRING THE If the new Cartridge is not already loaded into the machine, the
INFORMATION next display will be:
INSERT CARTRIDGE
The machine will test the cartridge. If the cartridge is blank or
a previous machine setup cartridge, it will proceed directly to :
TESTING CART . . . .
If it is a patient cartridge, the display will be:
WRONG CARTRIDGE _
ERASE AND USE?
ERASE #=YES (=NO

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If you answer yes, the cartridge will be erased and the transfer
will begin as shown below. If you answer no, the display will
cycle back to the Service State.
If no problems were encountered, the next display will be:
TESTING CART . . . .
and then:
TRANSFERRING
A final check deals with verification of the data transferred.
The machine will compare the current machine settings with
the data just transferred to the cartridge. A detected error will
result in:
REPLACE CART
If no problems were encountered, the transfer will complete
and the display will be:
TRANSFER^DONE^^^
The display will automatically return to the Service Mode Main
Menu.
Remove the Cartridge and attach an appropriate label for future
reference.
Press the SKIP key to return to the Service Mode main menu.


4.6 RENAL LINK This procedure is necessary ONLY if the 1550 is to be used
CALIBRATION SETUP with the Baxter Renal Link system. The Pressure Displays on
the 1550 need to be calibrated to match the digital signals being
sent to the Renal Link. To accomplish this, activate the 1550
Service Mode as described in the beginning of this section.
The Main Menu display will be:
SERVICE STATE
SCAN TO CHANGE
"ENTER" TO RUN
SKIP- TO QUIT
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the display shows:
SC CAL SETUP

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At this time the technician should connect a piece of tubing

with one end over the arterial port and the other end over the
venous port. Using either level-adjust pump on the side of the
1550, adjust the arterial and venous pressures to approximately
0 mmHg (±50 mmHg).
Press the ENTER key on the Side Panel and the display will be:
09 PLEASE WAIT (approximately 15 seconds) and then:
ART SET LO = XXX
If the arterial pressure is not less than 300 mmHg, the display
will be:
LOWER ARTERIAL
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the number matches the
arterial meter reading. Press ENTER to accept this value and
the display will be:
VEN SET LO = XXX
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the number matches the
venous meter reading. Press ENTER to accept this value and
the display will be:
TMP SET LO = XXX
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the number matches the
TMP meter reading. Press ENTER to accept this value and the
display will be:
RAISE ARTERIAL
Raise the arterial and venous pressures to 400 mmHg using one
of the level adjust pumps. (The TMP will automatically rise
with the other two pressure displays.) Once the pressure is 300
mmHg above the low setpoints, the display will change to:
UNSTABLE READING
Continue adjusting until the arterial pressure is at 400 mmHg
(±50 mmHg). Once the technician has stopped turning the
pump and the pressure has stabilized the display will read:
ART SET HI = XXX

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Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the number matches the
arterial meter reading. Press ENTER to accept this value.
Repeat this step for the venous meter following the instructions
on the Side Panel display. Connect the arterial and venous
Luer-Loks together to vary the TMP meter for its calibration.
Once the TMP high setpoint has been entered the display will
momentarily be:
SC CAL COMPLETE
and then the program will return to the beginning:
SC CAL SETUP
At this time, press "Q-SKIP" to return to the Main Service
Menu, or simply shut off the 1550 to exit the Service Mode.
The total range for setting the pressure meters is from -150
mmHg (for Single Needle versions of the 1550) to +650
mmHg. The preferred setpoint for the Low Calibration is
approximately 0 mmHg and the preferred setpoint for the High
Calibration is approximately +400 mmHg. The 1550 forces the
technician to have at least a 300 mmHg difference between the
low and high setpoints when calibrating the gauges.
If, during the calibration process, the 1550 senses a change in
pressure of more than 6 mmHg within 1½ seconds, the Side
Panel will display:
UNSTABLE READING
The calibration is stored on the motherboard EEPROM. If this
data is corrupt, the 1550 will indicate this next time the
machine is powered up (in either the service mode or any of the
three normal operating modes). The 1550 Side Panel will
display:
CAL EEPROM ERROR
PRESS ENTER
TO CONTINUE
At this time the user can press the ENTER key to acknowledge
this fact and continue using the 1550 as desired (unless the
1550 is being used in conjunction with the Smart Connection).

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If the 1550 is being used with the Smart Connection, it is

recommended that the technician enter the Service Mode and
complete the Smart Connection calibration as previously
described.

4.7 EVENTLOGS TO The 1550 stores an Operator's Event Log and a Machine Event
CARTRIDGE Log on the Monitor CPU. Both of these event logs can be
stored on a 1550 cartridge. To accomplish this, activate the
1550 in Service Mode as described in the beginning of this
section.
The main display will be:
SERVICE STATE
SCAN TO CHANGE
"ENTER" TO RUN
SKIP- TO QUIT
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the display shows:
EVENTLOG TO CART
Then press the ENTER key.

TRANSFERRING THE If the new Cartridge is not already loaded into the machine, the
INFORMATION next display will be:
INSERT CARTRIDGE
SKIP- TO QUIT
If the cartridge inserted is blank the display will read:
TRANSFERING. . . .
If the cartridge has patient information on it, the display will
be:
WRONG CARTRIDGE_
ERASE AND USE?
#=YES (=NO
SKIP- TO QUIT
If you answer yes, the cartridge will be erased and the transfer
will begin as shown below. If you answer no, the display will
cycle back to:
EVENTLOG TO CART
If no problems were encountered, the next display will flash the
word:
TRANSFERING . . . .

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The transfer of both event logs takes approximately three

minutes. A final check deals with verification of the data
transferred. The machine will compare part of the event log
stored in the 1550 with part of the data just transferred to the
cartridge. A detected error will result in:
TRANSFER ERROR
If no problems were encountered, the transfer will complete
and the display will be:
TRANSFER DONE
SKIP- TO QUIT
Remove the Cartridge and attach an appropriate label for future
reference.
Press the SKIP key to return to the Service Mode main menu.

4.8 CLEARING THE The 1550 stores the last 100 alarms (events) on the Monitor
OPERATOR'S CPU. The 1550 allows the technician to clear this log. To
EVENTLOG accomplish this, activate the 1550 Service Mode as described
in the beginning of this section.
The Main Menu display will be:
SERVICE STATE
SCAN TO CHANGE
"ENTER" TO RUN
SKIP- TO QUIT
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the display shows:
CLEAR OPER LOG
Then press the ENTER key. The display on the Side Panel will
be:
CLEAR #=YES *=NO
To return to the previous display without clearing the log, press
the "*-SKIP" key. To clear the log, press the "#" key, and the
Side Panel will momentarily display:
OPER LOG CLEARED
and then return to the display:
CLEAR OPER LOG
Press the SKIP key to return to the Main Service Mode Menu.

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4.9 CLEARING THE The 1550 stores the last 100 FAULTS (events) on the Monitor
MACHINE LOG CPU. The 1550 allows the technician to clear this log. To
accomplish this, activate the 1550 Service Mode as described
in the beginning of this section.
The Main Menu display will be:
SERVICE STATE
SCAN TO CHANGE
"ENTER" TO RUN
SKIP- TO QUIT
Press the SCAN UP/DOWN keys until the display shows:
CLEAR MACH LOG
Then press the ENTER key. The display on the Side Panel will
be:

CLEAR #=YES (=NO

To return to the previous display without clearing the log, press
the "(-SKIP" key. To clear the log, press the "#" key, and the
Side Panel will momentarily display:
MACH LOG CLEARED
and then return to the display:
CLEAR MACH LOG
Press the SKIP key to return to the Main Service Mode Menu.

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