BioCon-700 Service Manual Rev - 1.5 (2015.07.13)

BioCon-700
Service Manual
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SAFETYSIGNS
Safety
Reference Title Description
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Power Source and Adapter
 Do not use the device if the power cord is damaged. Do not heat or
unduly twist or pull the cord and do not place heavy objects on the cord.
These actions could damage the cord and cause a fire or electric shock.
If the cord is damaged, contact your local distributor or Mcube
Technology.
 Do not move the device while the AC power adapter is still connected. Do
not pull on the connection cord to disconnect the AC power adapter. This
can damage the power cord or cables and cause a fire or electric shock.
 Do not use with other devices.
 Do not disassemble.
 Do not expose to high heat and humidity.
 Do not subject to strong physical shocks.
 In order for the device to be disconnected safely in the event of an

emergency, the plug should be located suitable place where the socket
outlet is readily accessible, by removal of the plug from the socket outlet.
(When an separable plug is used as isolation means)
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 This device should be operated only from the type of power source
indicated on this Operator Manual. If you are not sure, consult your local
distributor or Mcube Technology.
 Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be
walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them, paying
particular attention to cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the
point where they exit from the device.
 The AC adapter is for indoor use only.
 Be sure the DC plug is securely connected to the device.
 Turn the device off before disconnecting the adapter. Disconnect the
adapter by the plug, not the cable.
 If the AC adapter causes radio interference, reorient or relocate the
receiving antenna.
 Pay attention to the direction of the DC power jack. Check the direction of
the DC power jack. The “This Side Up” indication of the DC power jack
has to be shown upright.
 Only use the AC/DC Adapters recommended by Mcube Technology.
Water and Moisture

 Do not use this device near water or in a wet environment.
 Do not use the device in the bathroom or shower. This can cause a fire or
electric shock.
 Do not use if the transducer that has been immersed beyond the specified
cleaning or disinfection level.
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Enclosures
 Do not attempt to disassemble the device. Do not open the device’s

enclosures except the battery cover. All servicing, except battery and
printer paper replacement, must be made by a qualified technician. Do
not use the device when it has been dropped or the enclosure is
damaged. This can cause a fire or electric shock. Contact your local
distributor or Mcube Technology.
 Never push objects of any kind into this device through openings as they
may touch dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in
a fire or electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the device.
Components and Accessories
 Risk of explosion: To avoid the risk of injury, do not operate the device
in the presence of flammable gasses or anesthetics. The hazard of
potential explosion exists.
 Do not use the device with any defibrillator at the same time.
 Do not use the device with any HF surgical equipment at the same time.
 Power Cord: Make sure the power cord is the correct type for your area.
The equipment has a universal power adapter that allows operation at
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either 100-120V AC or at 200-240V AC without the need for user
adjustment.
(※ Only use the Power cord supplied by Mcube Technology.)
 Adapter: The device complies to the above standards only when used
with the power adapter included. Only use adapters supplied by Mcube
Technology.
 Accessories: Do not use accessories not recommended by the
manufacturer because they may cause hazards. Do not place this device
on an unstable cart, stand, or table. The device may fall, causing serious
injury to a user or a patient, and serious damage to the device. Use only
with a cart, stand, or table recommended by Mcube Technology. Any
mounting of the device should follow the manufacturer’s instructions, and
should use a mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer. A
device and cart combination should be moved with care. Quick stops,
excessive force, and uneven surfaces may cause the device and cart
combination to overturn.
 Computer connection: When connecting the BioCon-700 to a
computer, the computer must be certified to EN/IEC/CSA/UL 60950 or
60101-1 standard to maintain the device’s compliance to EN/IEC/CSA/UL
60601-1-1 standard.
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LCD
 In the event that LCD is damaged, care should be taken to avoid contact
with liquid crystal. Take the urgent action indicated should any of the
following situations arise:
 If liquid crystal comes in contact with your skin, clean the area with a cloth
and then wash thoroughly with soap and running water.
 If liquid crystal enters your eyes, flush the affected eye with clean water for
at least 15 minutes and then seek medical assistance.
 If liquid crystal is swallowed, rinse your mouth thoroughly with water. Drink
large quantities of water and induce vomiting, then seek medical assistance.
Maintenance
 Do not immerse the console or the probe, when the cleaning and disinfecting
 Do not use harsh, corrosive chemicals when cleaning the outer case and
probe.
 Do not use Cidex Plus or MetricidePlus 30 to disinfect the device. Cidex Plus
or MetricidePlus 30 will attack and damage the plastic enclosure, when the
disinfecting. This will be considered as abuse and will void the warranty.
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 Cleaning: Unplug the adapter from the wall outlet and turn off the device
before cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp
cloth for cleaning.
 In the event that LCD is damaged, care should be taken to avoid contact
with liquid crystal. Take the urgent action indicated should any of the
following situations arise:
 If liquid crystal comes in contact with your skin, clean the area with a cloth
and then wash thoroughly with soap and running water.
 If liquid crystal enters your eyes, flush the affected eye with clean water for
at least 15 minutes and then seek medical assistance.
 If liquid crystal is swallowed, rinse your mouth thoroughly with water. Drink
large quantities of water and induce vomiting, then seek medical assistance.
 To avoid electric shock disconnect the system from the AC mains and the
battery, when cleaning the outer case and probe, when the cleaning and
disinfecting
Service
 Service: Do not attempt to service this device yourself as opening or

removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards.
Request all servicing to qualified service personnel only.
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 Parts: When replacement parts are required, be sure to use replacement
parts specified by the manufacturer. Unauthorized substitutions may result in
fire, electric shock or other hazards.
Storage
 Do not leave this device in places subject to extremely high temperatures.

Do not leave the device in locations such as a sealed vehicle or in direct
sunlight. This can cause a fire.
 Do not place heavy objects on the device. This can cause the heavy object
to turn over or fall and cause injury.
 For added protection for this device during a lightning storm, or when it is left
unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall
outlet.
Battery
 Do not use the battery pack not specified by Mcube Technology.

 Do not short-circuit the battery. Short circuiting the battery may cause rapid
heating resulting is possible explosion. To avoid short-circuiting, do not let
the battery come in contact with metal objects at any time, especially when
transporting.
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 Do not connect the battery in reverse polarity. Do not charge the battery in
reverse polarity as it may cause the battery to rapidly heat, swell or even
explode.
 Do not use a pack when something appears abnormal. Such as unusual
smell, deformation, discoloration, etc.
 Do not expose the battery to water, moisture, or any type of liquid.
 Do not use or store the battery in temperatures above 60℃ or next to any
heat source. Doing so can cause the battery pack to swell, and explode.
 Do not abuse the battery pack. Doing so can cause damage to the battery
resulting in a potentially unsafe situation.
 Do not heat, change or take apart the battery. Do not drop or subject the
battery to impacts. Do not store the battery with metallic products. Any of
these actions can cause the battery to burst or leak and cause fire or injury
as a result.
 Do not transport or store with metal objects such as necklaces or hairpins.
 Do not expose to flame or heat. Do not disassemble or modify.
 Dispose of used batteries promptly.
 Do not drop or subject to strong physical shocks.
 The battery module has built in safety mechanisms. Do not disassemble or
tamper with the battery pack.
 Only use the adapter that is supplied with the Unit. Contact a local distributer
or Mcube Technology for replacements. Do not charge the battery outside
of the recommended conditions, as it may damage the battery resulting in
possible leakage of the electrolyte or explosion. Charge the batteries only
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when the ambient temperature is between +10℃ and +40℃ (+50 - +104℉)
(in door use).
 If electrolyte leakage occurs, do not touch the liquid. If it should come into
contact with the skin or eyes, immediately seek help from a doctor.
 Battery capacity decreases at low temperatures; a depleted battery may not
function at when cold. Do not place the battery in direct contact with hand
warmers or other heating devices.
 Never use excessive force to install the battery.
 If the battery does vent, avoid any contact with the smoke.
 If the battery leaks and fluid gets in contact with your eyes, skin or clothing,
flush the affected area with clean water and seek medical attention or call an
emergency number right away.
 When carrying the battery, install it in a device or keep it in the hard case.
When storing the battery, keep it in the hard case. When discarding, cover
the battery terminals with insulation tape. Contact with other metallic objects
or batteries could cause the battery to ignite or burst.
 After full charging, unplug the adapter from the power socket. Leaving the
adapter plugged into the power socket can cause a fire.
 The battery is not charged at shipment. Charge the battery before use. Keep
the battery in hard case when not in use.
 The battery gradually loses its charge when not in use. Charge the battery
one or two days before use. Battery life can be extended by turning the
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device off when not in use.
 At normal temperatures, the battery can be recharged about 300 times. A
noticeable decrease in the length of operation time indicates that it has
reached the end of its service life and should be replaced.
 Keep the terminals clean.
 When connecting the battery module to a console, be careful about polarity.
Be sure to securely fasten the battery cover.
 Long term storage: If the system is not likely to be used for more than a
week, remove the battery module from the device and store it according to
the recommended storage conditions.
 The battery pack life is over if the device can’t run normal scanning
continuously at least for 10 min after full charging battery. Please replace it
with a new a battery pack.
 Fully charged battery is able to take up approximately 2,400 times of normal
scan
 It takes approximately 6 hours of full charging for a completely discharged
battery
 To avoid the risk of explosion, only use the battery recommended by Mcube
Technology.
 When removing the battery cover, be careful not to bend the cover.
 If the time in the device shows 00:00 or it stops, the coin battery in the
device was depleted. Please contact Mcube Technology or distributor for
replacing new battery.
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Memory Card
 Keep memory cards out of the reach of small children. Because memory
cards are small, they can be swallowed by children. Be sure to store
memory cards out of the reach of children. If a child swallows a memory
card, seek medical attention or call an emergency number.
 Only use the 2G SD card supplied by Mcube Technology.
 Use after formatting the SD card as FAT32 in the PC.
Rolling Cart
When the lock-handle is released, the spring-loaded or shock absorber column
may expand rapidly and could cause injury. Carefully hold the upper column
during the unscrewing of lock-handle.
Keep your head away from the assembly
Rolling cart edges may cause injury. Keep your head and other body parts away
from the rolling cart edges.
Watch your step while moving the rolling cart in order to avoid any collision.
The lock handle has to be in the same direction of the back of console plate.
Do not load the wire basket over 5kg.
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DEFINITIONS
These definitions are used in this Service Manual.
SCAN , PWR Tactile switch. These are not the icons on the LCD screen. The
functions are activated when the tactile switches are physically pressed.
UP , DN
Pre-scan General 2D real-time ultrasound scanning. 2D ultrasound images are

displayed continuously in real time basis.
This helps a operator locate bladder position and predicting the range of
residual urine.
Normal scan Get 12-plane ultrasound images and calculate the residual urine in the
bladder (3D scanning).
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Table of Contents
SAFETYSIGNS ······················································································································································· ii
DEFINITIONS ····················································································································································· xiv
1 INTRODUCTION ··········································································································································· 1
1.1 Product Description ··································································································1
1.2 Service Parts List ·····································································································2
1.2.1 Console ········································································································································································· 2
1.2.2 Probe ·············································································································································································· 8
1.2.3 Accessory ·································································································································································· 12
1.3 Product Configuration ····························································································· 16
1.3.1 Console ······································································································································································· 16
1.3.2 Ultrasonic Probe ···················································································································································· 23
1.4 SystemStructure····································································································· 25
1.5 Signal Interface Diagram ························································································· 28
1.5.1 Signal Interface of the Control Board ········································································································ 29
1.5.2 Signal Interface of the ASP Board ················································································································ 30
1.5.3 Signal Interface of the Mot_Pul B/D ············································································································ 30
1.5.4 Signal Interface of the B2B B/D ····················································································································· 30
2 Assembly of the BioCon-700 ··················································································································· 31

2.1 Assembly of the console ························································································· 31
2.1.1 Structure and Components of the Bottom Case ·················································································· 31
2.1.2 Assembling of the Bottom Case ··················································································································· 33
2.1.3 Structure and Assembling of the Upper Case Module ····································································· 34
2.1.4 Assembling of Buttons at the Upper Case ······························································································ 36
2.1.5 Assembling of the Control B/D ······················································································································ 38
2.1.6 Assembling of the Middle Case ····················································································································· 42
2.1.7 Assembling of the Bottom Case Module ·································································································· 44
2.1.8 Assembling of the Battery Cover ················································································································· 46
2.1.9 Cover bolt and LED hole ··································································································································· 48
2.2 Assembly of the probe ···························································································· 50
2.2.1 Assembling of the Probe Button··················································································································· 50
2.2.2 Assembling of the Mot-Pul B/D······················································································································ 52
2.2.3 Assembling of the Metal Plate ························································································································ 53
2.2.4 Assembling of the ASP B/D ····························································································································· 56
2.2.5 Assembling of the Upper case module ····································································································· 58
2.3. Attaching Probe Side sheets, Probe serial sheet& Back label ······································· 60
3 Circuit Diagram ·········································································································································· 62

3.1 Control Board CPU ································································································· 62
3.2 Control Board Power In/Charger ··············································································· 63
3.3 Control Board Probe IF / Printer / Key ········································································ 64
3.4 Probe ASP Board ···································································································· 65
3.5 Probe Mot_Pul Board ······························································································ 66
4 Calibration ·················································································································································· 67
5 TROUBLESHOOTING ································································································································ 73
5.1. The system is not charged. ······················································································ 73
5.2. The Console is abnormal. ························································································ 74
5.3. If the measured value is not accurate or the probe operating is abnormal ······················ 75
5.4. Warning message ··································································································· 76
5.5. Error message········································································································ 79
5.6. Calibration Error message ······················································································· 83
6 MAINTENANCE ·········································································································································· 89
6.1 Battery Care ··········································································································· 89
6.2 Cleaning & Disinfection ··························································································· 89
6.2.1 Cleaning ······································································································································································ 89
6.2.2 Disinfection ······························································································································································· 90
6.2.3 Disinfectants Lists for the Probe disinfection ······················································································· 90
6.3 Weekly Inspection ·································································································· 91
6.4 Device Repair ········································································································· 91
6.5 Disposal ················································································································ 91
7 GLOSSARY ················································································································································· 92
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Product Description
BioCon-700 is a portable ultrasound system intended to measure the volume of urine in a

patient’s bladder.BioCon-700 transmits ultrasound signals into the abdomen of a patient and
receives the echoed signals. Using the echoed signals, the system determines the bladder’s
outline and calculates the volume of the bladder based on the outline.
BioCon-700 has a Pre-Scan function, which shows a live ultrasound image of a horizontal
planar cross-section of the bladder found by using the echoed signals. The Pre-Scan function
helps in locating the bladder and improving accuracy.
A user can print the results using a built-in thermal printer immediately after measurements
are taken.
Figure1BioCon-700 System Front View
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1.2 Service Parts List
1.2.1 Console
No Picture Part number Parts Description
1 41721 00001 Upper Case
2 41722 00001 Middle Case
3 41723 00001 Bottom Case
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4 41728 00001 Battery Cover
5 41736 00001 Main Button
6 41738 00001 Scan Button
7 31701 00002 Printer Module
8 52235 00001 Speaker
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9 41705 00001 LED Sheet PC Sheet
10 41705 00002 Bolt Sheet PC Sheet
11 41705 00011 Back Label PC Sheet(UL Label)
12 41705 00021 Back Label PC Sheet(CE Label)
13 31734 00002 Handle Module
14 31780 00001 Control B/D Control Board(PCB)
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15 31702 00001 LCD Module
Sheet metal 0.8t

16 41724 00001 LCD Holder
zinc plating
17 41013 00005 Battery Pack LI18S(X)
M2.5X4mm
For assembling LCD Holder
18 62303 25044 Round Head Self-
Nickel Plating
Tapping Screw
M2X4mm
19 62103 02044 Flat Head Self-Tapping Nickel Plating
Screw
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M2X4mm Bind Head For assembling Control Board

20 62204 02044
Screw For assembling Battery cover
For assembling Upper case

M2.5X10mm Round and Middle case
21 62303 25104
Head Self-Tapping Screw For assembling Middle case
and Bottom case
M2X4mm Flat Head For assembling Middle case

22 62104 02044
Screw and LCD Holder
M2X4mm
23 62303 02044 Round Head Self- For assembling Buttons
Tapping Screw
24 3B701 10003 Upper case module
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25 54117 0003 LCD(LMS700KF23) New LCD
26 4B721 01002 Upper case For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)
27 4B721 15001 Gasket For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)
28 4B721 05002 LCD holder For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)
29 4B721 07002 Main Key For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)
30 4B721 08002 Scan Key For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)
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1.2.2 Probe
Probe Head Assembly

1 31741 00001 Probe Head
Parts
2 31790 00001 ASP B/D ASP Board(PCB)
Motor and
3 31787 00001 Mot_Pul B/D
PulserBoard(PCB)
4 41744 00002 Probe Cover-B
5 41744 00001 Probe Cover-U
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Sheet metal 0.8t

6 41754 00001 Probe Metal Plate
zinc plating
7 41751 00001 Probe Scan Button Silicone
Sheet metal 0.8t

8 41757 00001 Scan Button Bracket
zinc plating
PC Sheet
41705 00012 ProbeSerial Sheet
(IEC 60601-1, 2nd edition)
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PC Sheet
41705 00022 ProbeSerial Sheet
(IEC 60601-1, 3rd edition)
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10 41705 00003 Probe Side Sheet PC Sheet
11 31703 00001 Probe Cable
12 57108 00001 Coaxial Cable Assembly
M2X4mm
13 62103 02044 Flat Head For assembling Button
Self-Tapping Screw
M2.5X6mm
For assembling
14 61403 25064 Self-Tapping Screw
Mot_Pul Board
Support
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M2.5X6mm
15 61404 25064 For assembling Metal plate
Support
For assembling
16 62103 25044 M2.5 X 4mm Flat Head Bolt Probe Metal Plate
and Probe Head
M2.5X5mm Round Head

17 62304 25054 For assembling ASP Board
screw
For assembling
Probe cover-B,
18 62104 02044 M2 X 4mm Flat Head Screw
Probe cover-U
andProbe metal plate
For assembling
M2.5X10mm Round Head
19 62303 25104 Probe cover-B
Self-Tapping Screw
andProbe cover-U
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For assembling Metal plate

20 62204 02044 M2X4mm Bind Head Screw
and the lug of the Cable.
1.2.3 Accessory
Mean Well Adapter

1 41710 00002
(Class I)
Bridge Power Adapter

2 41710 00001
(Class II)
(Detachable) Rated 7 A, 250
Used with Class I AC Cord V. Plug type CEE 7/VII,
Connector type IEC
3 41012 00002 Set for Mean Well 60320/C13, and Cord type
Adapter(International) H05VV-F3G, min. 0.75
mm2, 3-conductor
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terminating in moulded-on
grounding type attachment
plug. <HAR> marked on the
cord. Maximum 4.0 m long.
(Detachable) Rated 2.5 A,
Used with Class II AC 250 V. Plug type CEE 7/,
4 41712 00002 Cord Set for Bridge Power Connector type IEC
Adapter(International) 60320/C7, and Cord type
H03VVH2-F, min. 0.75 mm2
Plug: JIS C 8303 TYPE A
Connector: IEC 60320 C7
41712 00006 AC Cord Set for Japan Flexible Cord: VCTFK
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0.75mm
Hospital Grade, 18 AWG,
min. 10 A, 125 V, type SJT.
Moulded on fitting. Indication
that grounding reliability can
Used with Class I AC Cord only be achieved when
5 41012 00001
Set for Mean Well Adapter connected to a receptacle
marked "Hospital Grade".
Marking is provided on a tag
attached to the power
supply cord.
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Used with Class II AC (Detachable) 18 AWG, min.

6 41712 00001 Cord Set for Bridge Power 10 A, 125 V, 1-15P, type
Adapter NISPT.
Max length: 3m
7 41011 00002 USB Cable
Ferrite filter cable
Width: 57mm,
8 41004 00001 Roll Paper
Roll Size : Φ35mm
9 41708 00011 SD card SanDisk 2G
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10 11400 00001 CUBEscan Phantom
11 11300 00001 CUBEscanCalkitSet
12 11207 00001 Rolling Cart MRC-700
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1.3 Product Configuration
1.3.1 Console
Figure2Front of the console
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No. Item Function Remark
Enable scan function in a Top Screen or Scan Result
1 SCAN button
Screen.
2 UP button Move left or up
3 DN button Move right or down
Enter button (pressed for 1sec)

4 PWR button
Power on/off (pressed for 3 sec)
Powered by DC adapter (Green LED)
5 Indicator LED
Charging the battery (Orange yellow LED)
Displays the information related to the current device
6 LCD
operation
7 Handle Grip for the console
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Figure3Right-side view of the console

1 Probe connector Connects a probe to a console
Connector for USB connection with a
2 USB connector
computer
Connector for adapter connection to a
3 Adapter connector
console
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Figure4 Left-side view of the console

1 Handle Handle for gripping the console
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Figure5Rear view of the console
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1 Speaker Speaker for voice playback and event
2 FEED button Button for paper feeding
3 Printer error indicator Error indication in the printer

Power indication when power is applied to the
4 Pinter power indicator
printer
5 Printer Thermal printer
6 Label plate Plate for device label attachment
7 Battery cover fixing hole Holes for fixing the battery cover
8 Cradle socket Sockets for mounting to the cradle
9 Battery cover Cover for the battery compartment
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Figure6Upper view of the console

1 Micro-phone For voice recording
2 SD card slot For SD card
3 RESET button System reset
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1.3.2 Ultrasonic Probe
Figure7Ultrasonic probe and cable
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1 Probe cap Transmits and receives ultrasound signals
2 Probe Cable Connects the probe to console.
3 Probe Connector Connects the ultrasonic cable to the console
4 Probe SCAN button Button for initiating pre-scan or scan
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1.4 SystemStructure
BioCon-700 is a 3-dimensional ultrasonic equipment to measure the bladder volume and

quantity of remaining urine safely and comfortably through non-invasive method. Its overall
structure is as below.
Console
Probe
Control part
MEMORY
Micro-
phone
Motor X 2 Transducer
Audio Module
Control
Sdcard
SDcard
Control
Speaker
Micro
Control
Medical Unit
USB PC
AC/DC LCD
Adapter LCD
Control
Mot-Pulser Board
Thermal
ASP Board
Touch Printer
Touch
Screen
Screen
Control
I/O
Control
Key
Battery
Power
Control Part
Figure8 System Diagram
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As shown in Figure 8, BioCon-700 is composed of Console, Probe and AC/DC Adapter. Each
function of unit is described from following table.
component Function
 AC/DC Adapter is medical power supply which puts out
DC 9V from AC power input
Medical AC/DC
The Adapter output is connected to Power Control Part
Adapter
and charges the battery by charging IC.
When the battery is low , it is used as main power system.
 Controls the overall system with following major functions.
 Processes user’s input.
 Drives the stepping motor of the thermal printer and
transmits data
 Controls the charging of a battery module
Console
 Interfaces PC through USB and serial port
 Displays data on LCD
 Processes data received from the analog board
 Prints the information about the bladder and bladder
images in the thermal printer.
 Transmutes Pulsersignal into ultrasonic signal and
Probe Transducer transmit. Transmute the reflected ultrasonic signal into
electrical energy.
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component Function
Two Step Motors are equipped within the probe.
 Angle Motor: rotate the transducer on the transducer axis
Motor by certain angles.
 Plane Motor: rotate the transducer on the probe axis by
certain angles.
 Process the analog signals from transducer and convert
ASP B/D
them into digital signals to transmit to console.
 Controls motor
Mot_Pul
 Generate pulser voltage for ultrasound output
Board
 Process location information of transducer
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1.5 Signal Interface Diagram
Signal interface of BioCon-700 is as below.
Console
J8
Adapter J17
J6
LCD
SD Card J5
J7
USB J2 J19
Printer
Control Board J9
Battery J18
J10
J15 speaker
J2 J1
ASP B/D Mot_Pul B/D

J1 J2 J3
Probe
J6 J5 J4
B2B B/D
Probe Head
Figure9Signal Interface Diagram of the BioCon-700
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1.5.1 Signal Interface of the Control Board
Connector name Function

J2 Data transmission to PC by USB data communication
J6 Transmit display information to LCD and supply power to LCD driver
J7 Interface to Touch Screen module
J8 Drive backlight LED of LCD
J9 Control the motor and strobe of the thermal printer
Connected to Ultrasound Probe connector, control probe motor and
J10
data communication
J15 Speaker output cable
Connected to DC adapter, charge the battery and supply power to the
J17
system
Connected to rechargeable battery pack, monitors battery charging
J18
status. Supplies power or charge battery.
J19 Turn on or off printer LED. Input Feed Switch signal
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1.5.2 Signal Interface of the ASP Board
J1 Connected to ultrasound transducer in ultrasound probe head
Connected to digital board in Console.
J2 Supply power to ASP board and conduct data communication with
Console
1.5.3 Signal Interface of the Mot_Pul B/D

Connected to the digital board in Console
J1
Controls the transducer location
J2 Connects pulser signals to transducer
J3 Connected to motors in the ultrasound probe head
1.5.4 Signal Interface of the B2B B/D

J4 Connects Mot_PulBoard, Angle motor and Plane motor
J5 Connects ultrasound transducer and Mot_Pul B/D
J6 Connects ultrasound transducer and ASP Board
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2 Assembly of the BioCon-700
2.1 Assembly of the console
2.1.1 Structure and Components of the Bottom Case
The basic structure of the Bottom Case is as below.
Figure10Structure of the Bottom
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No. Name Material Q’TY
① Bottom Case 1EA
② Speaker 1EA
③ Printer Module 1EA
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2.1.2 Assembling of the Bottom Case
A. Interpose ② speaker into the speaker position of bottom case and fix with glue (Figure 10).
B. Fix ③ Printer to ① bottom case. Shown as the pictures below, turn the fastener to the
direction of the arrow. After it is mounted on the ① bottom case, turn and lock the fastener
as it is caught to the ① bottom case (Figure 10 & Figure 11).
Figure11Fixing of the Printer
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2.1.3 Structure and Assembling of the Upper Case Module
The basic components forming the upper case of the device are LCD module, Buttons, LCD
holder, control B/D, and upper case. The basic structure is as below.
Figure12Assembling of the LCD module
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① LCD Module 1EA
② LCD Protective Film 1EA
③ Upper Case 1EA
④ LCD Holder Sheet metal 0.8t 1EA

M2.5X4mm
⑤ Nickel Plating 4EA
Round Head Self-Tapping Screw
A. Remove ② LCD Protective Filmfrom ① LCD Module. (In case of new one).
B. As shown in thePicture B, interpose ① LCD Module into the groove of ③ Upper case
C. Cover the LCD with ④ LCD Holder and fix it with
⑤ M2.5X4 mmRound Head Self-Tapping Screw t
.
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2.1.4 Assembling of Buttons at the Upper Case
Figure13Assembling of buttons at the upper case
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① Upper case 1EA
② Main Button 1EA
③ Scan Button 1EA

M2X4mm
④ Nickel Plating 4EA
A. Put ② main button into the ① Upper case and fix it with ④ M2X4mm Round Head Self-
Tapping Screw.
B. Put ③ Scan button into the ① Upper case and fix it with ④ M2X4mm Round Head Self-
Tapping Screw.
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2.1.5 Assembling of the Control B/D
Figure14 Assembling of the Control B/D
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Figure15Connection of the connecter
A. Assemble the Connecters, A, B and C as shown in the picture(Figure 15).

(A:J8 B:J6 C:J7 of the Control B/D)
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① Upper case 1EA
② Control B/D 1EA
③ M2X4mm Bind Head Screw Nickel Plating 8EA
B. Mount ② Control B/D to ①Upper case and then fix it with ③M2X4mm Bind Head Screw.
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2.1.6 Assembling of the Middle Case
Figure16Assembling of the middle case
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① Upper case 1EA
② Middle case 1EA

M2.5X10mm
③ Nickel Plating 6EA
④ M2X4mm Flat Head Screw Nickel Plating 2EA
A. Put the part A first as shown in the Picture A when assemble ② Middle case to ① Upper
case.Make sure that the inlets of USB and DC 9V are not blocked by case as the circle B
shows.
B. Fix ② Middle case with ③ M2.4X10mm Round Head Self-Tapping Screw.
C. Fix ② Middle case with ④ M2X4mm Flat Head Screw.
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2.1.7 Assembling of the Bottom Case Module
Figure17Assembling of the Bottom Case Module
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① Upper case 1EA
② Bottom case 1EA

M2.5X10mm 4EA
③ Nickel Plating
④ Handle 1EA
⑤ Console 1EA
A. Connect ④Handle to ①Upper case as shown in the picture A(Holes of handle ->D).
Please be careful of the direction of handle as E shows.
B. Connect the connectors A, B and C to each corresponding socket as shown in the picture B.
(A->a : J9, B->b : J19, C->c : J15 )
C. Connect ②Bottom case to ①Upper case as shown in the picture B.
D. fix the unit with ③ M2.5X5mm Bolts.
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2.1.8 Assembling of the Battery Cover
Figure18Assembling of the Battery Cover
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① Console 1EA
② Battery 1EA
③ Battery Cover 1EA
④ M2X4mm Bind Head Screw Nickel Plating 2EA
A. Put ② Battery into ① Console and then slide up ③ Battery Cover horizontally as shown in
the Picture A.
B. Fix ③ Battery Cover with ④ M2X 4mm Bind Head Screw.
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2.1.9 Cover bolt and LED hole
Figure19Cover bolt and LED hole
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① Console 1EA
② PCSheet for LED PCSheet 1EA
③ PC Sheet for Bolt Hole PCSheet 4EA
A. Cover the LED hole with ② PCSheet sticker and cover Bolt holes with ③ PCSheet stickers.
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2.2 Assembly of the probe
2.2.1 Assembling of the Probe Button
Figure20Assembling of the Probe button
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① Probe cover-U 1EA
② Probe Scan Button Silicone 1EA
③ Scan Button Bracket Sheet Metal 1EA

M2X4mm
④ Nickel Plating 4EA
Flat Head Self-Tapping Screw
A. Insert ② Probe Button into the hole of ① Probe Upper Cover in right direction.
B. Fix ② Probe Button with ③ Button Bracket firmly.
C. Fix with ④ M2X 4mm Flat Head Self-Tapping Screw.
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2.2.2 Assembling of the Mot-Pul B/D
Figure21Assembling of the Mot_Pul B/D
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① B2B Board on the Probe Head 1EA
② Probe cover-B 1EA
③ Mot-Pul B/D 1EA
④ Cable 1EA
M2.5X6mm
⑤ Nickel Plating 4EA
Self-Tapping Screw Support
A. Connect 12pin connector of ④ Cable to ③ Mot-Pul B/D.

B. Assemble ④ Cable to ②Probe cove-B.
Make sure that two holes of cable and two supports of the probe cover-B are well assembled
as the round-shape edge of cable faces downwards as the circle A shows.
C. Connect the receptacles on ①B2B B/D on the Probe Head to Pin connectors of ③Mot-Pul
B/D ( 6pin : J2->J5, 8pin : J3->J4 )
D. As shown in the picture B, align ① Probe Head and ② Probe cover-B, as the receptacle
on③Mot-Pul B/D faces upwards as the circle B shows.
E. Fix ③ Mot-Pul B/D to ②Probe cover-B with ⑤ M2.5 X 6mm Self-Tapping Screw Supports.
2.2.3 Assembling of the Metal Plate
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Figure22Assembling of the Metal plate
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① Partly Manufactured Probe(A) 1EA
② hole for cable lug on the Metal Plate
③ M2.5 X 6mm Support Nickel Plating 4EA

④ M2.5 X 4mm Flat Head Screw Nickel Plating 2EA
⑤ Probe Metal Plate Steel 1EA
⑥ M2X4mm Bind Head Screw(with cable lug) Nickel Plating 1EA
A. Place ② Probe Metal Plate onto ①Partly Manufactured Probe(A)

B. Fix ② Probe Metal Plate with ④ M2.5 X 4mm Flat Head Screws.
C. Fix ③ M2.5 X 6mm Supports as shown in the Picture A.
D. Connect the cable lug to ② hole for lug with ⑥ M2.5 X 3mm Round Head Screw.
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2.2.4 Assembling of the ASP B/D
Figure23Assembling of the ASP B/D
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① Partly Manufactured Probe(B) 1EA
② ASP B/D 1EA

③ M2.5X5mm Round Head Screw Nickel Plating 4EA
④ B2B B/D(Bottom of Probe Head) 1EA
A. Connect the 10pin of the cable to the 10pin receptacle on ②ASP B/D.
B. Fix ② ASP B/D to ①Partly Manufactured Probe(B) with ③ M2.5 X 5mm Round Head
Screws.
Make sure that the ASP B/D does not press or tear the balloon on the B2B B/D,
when assembling.
Make sure that the receptacle on the ASP B/D faces upwards.
C. Coaxial Cable(J6) on ④ B2B B/D connect the J1 on ② ASP B/D.
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2.2.5 Assembling of the Upper case module
Figure24Assembling of the Upper case module
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① Partly Manufactured Probe(C) 1EA
② Upper case module Steel 1EA

M2.5X10mm
③ Nickel Plating 2EA
④ M2 X 4mm Flat Head Bolt Nickel Plating 8EA
A. Assemble ①Partly Manufactured Probe(C) and ② Upper case module.

B. Fix ①Partly Manufactured Probe(C) and ② Upper case module with ③M2 X 4mm Round
Head Self-Tapping Screw and ④ M2 X 4mm Flat Head Screw.
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2.3. Attaching Probe Side sheets, Probe serial sheet& Back label
Figure25Attaching Side sheets
A. Attach the ② Probe side sheets to ① finished Probe as shown in the Picture A of Figure 25.
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B. Attach the ② Probe serial sheet as shown in Figure 26.
C. Attach the ①Back label as shown inFigure 26.
Figure26Attaching Probe serial sheet
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3 Circuit Diagram
3.1 Control Board CPU
U1A U1B
LADDR[14:2] LDATA[31:0]
S3C2410A-266MHZ VD[23:0] S3C2410A-266MHZ
Address Data LCD Data UART
B14 B8 LDATA0 VD0 R1 100/1005 L1 L14 R33 100/1005
D14 ADDR0/GPA0 DATA0 A8 LDATA1 VD1 R2 100/1005 L2 VD0/GPC8 nCTS0/GPH0 L12 R34 100/1005 SB_SCRTL
ADDR1 DATA1 VD1/GPC9 nRTS0/GPH1 SB_SSTAT
LADDR2 R30 22/1005 ADDR2 A14 D7 LDATA2 VD2 R3 100/1005 L4 K15 R242 100/1005
LADDR3 R31 22/1005 ADDR3 C13 ADDR2 DATA2 E7 LDATA3 VD3 R4 100/1005 M3 VD2/GPC10 TXD0/GPH2 K17 R243 100/1005 TXD0
LADDR4 R32 22/1005 ADDR4 B13 ADDR3 DATA3 C7 LDATA4 VD4 R5 100/1005 M4 VD3/GPC11 RXD0/GPH3 K16 R35 100/1005 RXD0
LADDR5 D13 ADDR4 DATA4 B7 LDATA5 VD5 R6 100/1005 M2 VD4/GPC12 TXD1/GPH4 K14 R36 100/1005 TXD1
LADDR6 A13 ADDR5 DATA5 A7 LDATA6 VD6 R7 100/1005 N1 VD5/GPC13 RXD1/GPH5 K13 R37 100/1005 RXD1
LADDR7 C12 ADDR6 DATA6 C6 LDATA7 VD7 R8 100/1005 N3 VD6/GPC14 nRTS1/TXD2/GPH6 K12 R38 100/1005 CB_FA
LADDR8 B12 ADDR7 DATA7 F7 LDATA8 VD8 R9 100/1005 N2 VD7/GPC15 nCTS1/RXD2/GPH7 L16 R39 100/1005 CB_CFG
LADDR9 G12 ADDR8 DATA8 B6 LDATA9 VD9 R10 100/1005 N4 VD8/GPD0 UCLK/GPH8 CB_DCD
LADDR10 D12 ADDR9 DATA9 D6 LDATA10 VD10 R11 100/1005 P1 VD9/GPD1
LADDR11 ADDR10 DATA10 LDATA11 VD11 VD10/GPD2 ADC
E12 A5 R12 100/1005 P3 U16
LADDR12 B11 ADDR11 DATA11 C5 LDATA12 VD12 R13 100/1005 P2 VD11/GPD3 AIN0 T15 AIN0
LADDR13 A11 ADDR12 DATA12 B5 LDATA13 VD13 R14 100/1005 T1 VD12/GPD4 AIN1 U17
LADDR14 C11 ADDR13 DATA13 D5 LDATA14 VD14 R15 100/1005 R2 VD13/GPD5 AIN2 T16 AIN2
G11 ADDR14 DATA14 A4 LDATA15 VD15 R16 100/1005 U1 VD14/GPD6 AIN3 R15
R59 100/1005 A10 ADDR15 DATA15 A3 LDATA16 VD16 R17 100/1005 T2 VD15/GPD7 AIN4 T17
USB_EOT ADDR16/GPA1 DATA16 VD16/GPD8 AIN5 AIN5 VDD33V
R62 100/1005 B10 B3 LDATA17 VD17 R18 100/1005 R3 R16
USB_WAKEUP ADDR17/GPA2 DATA17 VD17/GPD9 AIN6
E10 A2 LDATA18 VD18 R19 100/1005 R4 N13
D10 ADDR18/GPA3 DATA18 A1 LDATA19 VD19 R20 100/1005 U2 VD18/GPD10 AIN7 N12 AIN7
F10 ADDR19/GPA4 DATA19 B2 LDATA20 VD20 R21 100/1005 T3 VD19/GPD11 Vref
ADDR20/GPA5 DATA20 VD20/GPD12
104/1005
A9 C3 LDATA21 VD21 R22 100/1005 U3
ADDR21/GPA6 DATA21 LDATA22 VD22 VD21/GPD13 TSP
D9 B1 R23 100/1005 T4 P11 XMON R220 100/1005
ADDR22/GPA7 DATA22 VD22/nSS1/GPD14 XMON/EINT20/GPG12 XMON_
CM1
E9 C2 LDATA23 VD23 R24 100/1005 P4 U11 nXPON R221 100/1005
LADDR24 ADDR23/GPA8 DATA23 LDATA24 VD23/nSS0/GPD15 nXPON/EINT21/GPG13 nXPON_
B9 C1 T11 Y MON R222 100/1005
LADDR25 ADDR24/GPA9 DATA24 LDATA25 Y MON/EINT22/GPG14 Y MON_
C9 D2 M11 nY PON R223 100/1005
ADDR25/GPA10 DATA25 LDATA26 LCD Control nY PON/EINT23/GPG15 nY PON_
E8 D4 R25 100/1005 J4
ADDR26/GPA11 DATA26 LDATA27 PCI LEND/GPC0
D1 DCLK R26 100/1005 J2 IIS
DATA27 E3 LDATA28 R27 100/1005 J6 VCLK/GPC1 T5 I2SLRCK R224 100/1005 I2SLRCK_
LADDR[25:24] Chip Select DATA28 HSY NC VLINE:HSY NC/GPC2 I2SLRCK/GPE0
G1 E2 LDATA29 R28 100/1005 K4 P5 I2SSCLK R225 100/1005 I2SSCLK_
nXBACK/GPB5 DATA29 VSY NC VFRAME:VSY NC/GPC3 I2SSCLK/GPE1
G5 E4 LDATA30 R29 100/1005 K2 N6 CDCLK R226 100/1005 CDCLK_
nXBREQ/GPB6 DATA30 VDEN VM:VDEN/GPC4 CDCLK/GPE2 VDD33V
D17 E1 LDATA31 K6 U5 I2SSDI R227 100/1005 I2SSDI_
E15 nGCS0 DATA31 L6 LCDVF0/GPC5 I2SSDI/nSS0/GPE3 U6 I2SSDO R228 100/1005 I2SSDO_
R40 22/1005nGCS2 E16 nGCS1/GPA12 L3 LCDVF1/GPC6 I2SSDO/I2SSDI/GPE4
LnGCS2 nGCS2/GPA13 SDRAM LCDVF2/GPC7 SPI
E14 A17 nWBE0R42 22/1005 T7 L3MODE R229 100/1005 L3MODE_
nGCS3/GPA14 nBE0:nWBE0:DQM0 LnWBE0 SPIMISO0/GPE11
R57
R58
R41 22/1005nGCS4 E17 B16 nWBE1R43 22/1005 External Interrupt U7 L3DATA R230 100/1005 L3DATA_
LnGCS4 nGCS4/GPA15 nBE1:nWBE1:DQM1 nWBE2R44 LnWBE1 SPIMOSI0/GPE12 L3CLOCK R231
F15 C15 22/1005 LnWBE2 SX_TCK R52 100/1005 N14 P8 100/1005 L3CLOCK_
nGCS5/GPA16 nBE2:nWBE2:DQM2 EINT0/GPF0 SPICLK0/GPE13
10K/1005
10K/1005
R63 22/1005nOE C16 A16 nWBE3R45 22/1005 SX_TMS R53 100/1005 N17
LnOE nOE nBE3:nWBE3:DQM3 nGCS6R46 LnWBE3 EINT1/GPF1
VDD33V R64 4.7K/1005 G13 F16 22/1005 SX_TDI R54 100/1005 M16
nWAIT nSCS0:nGCS6 LnGCS6 EINT2/GPF2 IIC
R65 22/1005nWE E13 F17 SX_TDO R55 100/1005 M17 L7 R240 100/1005
LnWE nWE nSCS1:nGCS7 nSRASR47 EINT3/GPF3 IICSCL/GPE14 IICSCL
R14 C14 22/1005 R56 100/1005 M15 M8 R241 100/1005
OM0 nSCAS nSCASR48 LnSCAS SX_INT EINT4/GPF4 IICSDA/GPE15 IICSDA
NAND BOOT U15
OM1 nSRAS
B15 22/1005
LnSRAS
M14
EINT5/GPF5
D16 SCLE R49 22/1005 R60 100/1005 L15
SCKE LSCKE USB_SUSPEND EINT6/GPF6 SDIO
NAND F13 SCLK0R50 22/1005 R61 100/1005 L17 T6 SDCLK R232 100/1005
SCLK0 SCLK1R51 LSCLK0 USB_INT EINT7/GPF7 SDCLK/GPE5 SDCMD SDCLK_
G14 F14 22/1005 P6 R233 100/1005
LALE ALE/GPA18 SCLK1 LSCLK1 SDCMD/GPE6 SDDATA0 SDCMD_
H12 R8 R6 R234 100/1005
LCLE CLE/GPA17 LED_STATUS EINT8/GPG0 SDDATA0/GPE7 SDDATA1 SDDATA0_
R13 R66 100/1005 U8 N7 R235 100/1005
LRnB R/nB DMA PWR_OUT EINT9/GPG1 SDDATA1/GPE8 SDDATA2 SDDATA1_
VDD33V U13 G2 R68 22/1005 LnXDACK1 T8 P7 R236 100/1005
NCON nXDACK1/GPB7 nSS0/EINT10/GPG2 SDDATA2/GPE9 SDDATA3 SDDATA2_
R67 4.7K/1005 G17 H4 R69 22/1005 L9 R7 R237 100/1005
LnFCE nFCE/GPA22 nXDREQ1/GPB8 LnXDREQ1 nSS1/EINT11/GPG3 SDDATA3/GPE10 SDDATA3_
G16 H2 R70 22/1005 LnXDACK0 LCD_PWREN R72 100/1005 P9
LnFRE nFRE/GPA20 nXDACK0/GPB9 LCD_PWREN/EINT12/GPG4
G15 H3 R71 22/1005 BATSMB R73 100/1005 U9 U10
LnFWE nFWE/GPA19 nXDREQ0/GPB10 LnXDREQ0 SPIMISO1/EINT13/GPG5 EINT16/GPG8
R74 100/1005 R9 T10 WP_SD R238 100/1005
CHARGER_INT SPIMOSI1/EINT14/GPG6 EINT17/GPG9 WP_SD_
R10 P10 nCD_SD R239 100/1005
SPICLK1/EINT15/GPG7 EINT18/GPG10 nCD_SD_
Timer
R11 R75 100/1005
USB TCLK1/EINT19/GPG11 TOUT0 AMPEN
T12 F2
TP1
U1C P13 DN0
DP0
TOUT0/GPB0
TOUT1/GPB1
F1 TOUT1
TP2
R78 22/1005 N11 F4 R77 100k/1005
S3C2410A-266MHZ DN1
DP1
R79 22/1005 M10 DN1/PDN0 TOUT2/GPB2 G3 TOUT3 TOUT2
TP3
J12 J15 R80 100/1005 DP1/PDP0 TOUT3/GPB3 G4 TOUT4
nRESET nRESET PWREN PWREN TCLK0/GPB4 TP4
J16 J17 R95 4.7K/1005 VDD33V
nRST_OUT nRSTOUT/GPA21 nBATT_FLT
Clock JTAG nTRST
M12 F6 J11 H5 R211 100/1005
VDDRTC RTCVDD (1.8V) VSSi F9
VDD33V
R12 EXTCLK nTRST H6 TCK R212 100/1005 LnTRST
G6 VSSi B17 R81 22/1005 U12 CLKOUT0/GPH9 TCK J1 TDI R213 100/1005 LTCK
VDDalive J14 VDDaliv e (1.8V) VSSi F11
CLKOUT1
MPLL P17 CLKOUT1/GPH10 TDI J5 TDO R214 100/1005 LTDI
VDDaliv e (1.8V) VSSi UPLL MPLLCAP TDO TMS LTDO
VSSi
H15 MPLL UPLL L13
UPLLCAP TMS
J3 R215 100/1005
LTMS
VDDi D11
VDDi (1.8V) X-Tal X-Tal U14
OM2
C4 M13 T13
C17 VDDi (1.8V) VSSi_MPLL N15 H17 OM3 P16
C8 VDDi (1.8V) VSSi_UPLL X1 H16 XTIpll XTIrtc R17 X2
J13 VDDi (1.8V) H1 XTOpll XTOrtc 32.768kHz
VDDi (1.8V) VSSiarm J7
P14 VSSiarm M1 12MHz CM4 CM5
VDDMPLL L11 VDDi_MPLL (1.8V) VSSiarm N8 CM2 CM3
VDDUPLL VDDi_UPLL (1.8V) VSSiarm
VDDiarm G7
VDDiarm (1.8V)
VSSiarm
VSSiarm
M5
M9 220/1005 220/1005 X-TAL RTC Clock 220/1005 220/1005
K3 U4
L5 VDDiarm (1.8V) VSSiarm
M7 VDDiarm (1.8V) F12
N10 VDDiarm (1.8V) VSSMOP E6
R1 VDDiarm (1.8V) VSSMOP A12
N5 VDDiarm (1.8V) VSSMOP D3
VDDiarm (1.8V) VSSMOP
MPLL
UPLL
G9 VDDiarm VDDi VDDADC VDDUPLL VDDMPLL VDDMOP VDDIO
D8 VSSMOP F8
VDDMOP E11 VDDMOP (SCLK ,100MHz:3.3V) VSSMOP F3
A15 VDDMOP (SCLK ,100MHz:3.3V) VSSMOP C10
VDDMOP (SCLK ,100MHz:3.3V) VSSMOP
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
open/1005
open/1005
A6 D15
E5 VDDMOP (SCLK ,100MHz:3.3V) VSSMOP
VDDMOP (SCLK ,100MHz:3.3V)
CM6
CM7
CM8
CM9
CM10
CM11
CM12
CM13
CM14
CM15
CM16
CM17
CM18
CM19
CM20
CM21
CM22
B4 F5
H14 VDDMOP (SCLK ,100MHz:3.3V) VSSOP H13
VDDMOP (SCLK ,100MHz:3.3V) VSSOP K5
K1 VSSOP T9
VDDIO M6 VDDOP (3.3V) VSSOP P12
N16 VDDOP (3.3V) VSSOP R5
N9 VDDOP (3.3V) VSSOP
VDDOP (3.3V)
VDDADC P15
VDDA_ADC (3.3V) VSSA_ADC
T14 VDD33V DEBUG LED Title
D1
R82 470/1005 S3C2410
LED_STATUS Size Document Number Rev
LED/2012/GREEN A3 MCS01-DB-001 1.0
Date: Wednesday , January 27, 2010 Sheet 2 of 7
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3.2 Control Board Power In/Charger
DCIN TP38 D14 P7 B7
BZT52C20-7-F FDS6679Z MPZ2012S331A
F2 U27
1 2 Vf use LM2936MP-3.0/NOPB
2
TP15
2
TP14 TP24 B16 TP23 J17 Vf use TP25 3V TP44
MPZ2012S331A miniSMDC260F12 1 5 TP17 VPRE
GND
470k/1005
CM165 CT23 2 6 1 3
GND
+ R252 CM166 3 7 VIN VOUT
1
P13
R187
104/1005
104/1005 10k/1005 B9 4 8
0 IMAGE 104/1005 MQ172 1 8
4
S1 D1
CM207
C3225X7R1C226K_TDK MPZ2012S331A 2 7 CM208
PWR_KEY 3 S2 D2 6 VDDRTC 106/10V/2012
4 S3 D3 5
TP31 nACOK G D4
LOAD Vf use
R179 WSL2512/0.01/1% TP43 R253
SI9433DY
6
DCIN FDS6679Z FDS6679Z N4 0/1005
104/1005
P5 P6 CT24 CT25 2N7002 R216 2 1
PWR_OUT
SRC + + 160k/1005
CM178
2k/1005
100uF/16V/7343
C3225X7R1C226K_TDK 5 4
CM171 + D17
OPEN/1005
PDS BAV199DW-7-F BT1
3
CT31
R190
104/1005 C3225X7R1C226K_TDK
CM179
SRC
TP39
31
29
28
25
CT30 + 27 30 PDL VPRE Meanev er B66L-2032-DIP_energizer CR2032 240mA
VDDRTC
PDS
CSSP
DHIV
CSSN
SRC PDL FDS6679Z
C3216X7R1C225K_TDK LDO P9
2
1 LDO
R181 D9 RB160L
DCIN
CM173 디지탈 보드 고정 용
22/1005 R182 R219
CM172 105/25V/2012 22/1005 10K/1005
R183 105/25V/2012 VDD7V2
100K/1005 24 0 CM206 U28
3 DLOV R184 0/1005 CM174 NCP5501DT33RKG or NCV5501DT33RKG
ACIN C3216X7R1E105K R244 TP16 VDD7V2
R185 TP41 104/1005 VPRE 4.7k/1005 D18 TP18
10K/1005 B330B-13-F VDD33V
26 CM205
DHI FDS6679Z
470k/1005
U22 B10 U20 VDDMOP VDDIO
D19
1
R186 10k/1005 32 P11 C3216X7R1E105K MPZ2012S331A
nACOK ACOK 2 4
MAX1535B/TQFN EN AD_VDD7V2 1 2
GND
IN OUT VIN VOUT
R178
6 TP40
THM
GND
C2012X5R1C106M_TDK
CCS VDDADC
100uF/16V/7343
10uF/10V/2012
100uF/16V/7343
7 CM204 5
CCI FLAG B330B-13-F
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
R205 8 23 DLO D10 + + + +
3
CM175 CM176 CM177 20k/1005 CCV DLO C3216X7R1E105K MIC29302BU
B330B-13-F
6
3
CM167
CT27
CM168
CM169
CT28
CT29
CM170
100k/1005
10uF/10V/2012
L4
CT26
103/1005 103/1005 103/1005 VDD33V 22 +
PGND SLF7032T-100M1R4-2PF(TDK)
CT43
R180
12 CM203 B11
0 CM180 VDD 21
CSIP C3216X7R1E105K MPZ2012S331A
R188 104/1005 R189
10k/1005 WSL2512/0.01/1%
0
THM
CM181
13
THM
CSIN
20
19
BATT
TP26
CM196 VDD7V2 VDD33V
103/1005 BATT REF C3225X7R1C226K_TDK C3216X7R1E105K
+ CT32 + CT33
0 14 4
IICSDA SDA REF CM182
15 17
IICSCL
1
VDD33V SCL I.C. 105/25V/2012 R191 C3225X7R1C226K_TDK
130k/1005 F1
9 0 R191:100k-->130k miniSMDC260F12
R192 VMAX R194:100k-->91k
10k/1005 R194 Vmax_charge:8.43V AD_VDD7V2
2
CHARGER_INT
16 R193 91k/1005 (201408_by mc)
QGND
INT
GND1
GND2
100k/1005
11 10 J18 VDD33V R246 TP19 VDDaliv e VDDalive VDD_CORE VDDi
DAC IMAX 0 4.7k/1005
470k/1005
R195 5 TP20
5
18
33
VDD33V CM183 5.1k/1005 SMBCLK 4 B+ 7 LOAD

C H2 P14
R196
104/1005 SMBDAT 3
U23
2
R218 THM 2 D 6 1 8
open/1005 0 0 0r195:4.7k --> 5.1k로 변 경 1 T H1 ON/OFF 2 S1 D1 7
(충 전 전 류 증 가 201107) B- 1 3 3 S2 D2 6
P15 P16 VIN VOUT S3 D3 VDDiarm
4 5
G D4
10uF/10V/2012
100uF/16V/7343
1 6 1 6 GND
BATSMB G1 D1 IICSDA BATSMB G1 D1 IICSCL
104/1005
104/1005
505601MR005XX00XX + + N5 SI4403BDY -t1-(g)e3
4
CHARGER
104/1005
10uF/10V/2012
2 5 2 5 MC33375ST-1.8 2N7002 VDDUPLL
S2 S1 S2 S1
CM184
CT34
CT35
CM185
PWREN +
CM186
3 4 SMBDAT 3 4 SMBCLK
G2 D2 G2 D2
CT36
2k/1005
FDC6302P FDC6302P VDDMPLL
R197
VPRE MOTPWREN
TP21 MOTPWR
TP22
ALIVE VDD_CORE
U24 B13
B12
1
MPZ2012S331A R198 WSL2512/0.01/1% MPZ2012S331A

2 EN 4
IN OUT
THM
GND
C2012X5R1C106M_TDK
U25
51k/1005
100uF/16V/7343
5 VDD33V
FLAG
104/1005
+ + 8 1
VS+ VS-
R199
MIC29302BU R201 open/10057 2

6
3
A4 VCC
CM188
CT37
CT38
R200 open/10056 3
A2 FIL
101/1005
104/1005
R217 4.7k/10055 4 LDO TP42

VOUT VEE
104/1005
Green
CM189
CM190
AIN2 LT6100 R203

CM187
104/1005
12k/1005
1k/1005
B14 MPZ2012S331A DLO R204
CM191
R202
100/1005 CM192 Red Title

MOTGND
MOTGND open/1005 D12
POWER
Probe Motor Power MOTGND Power LED MDC30354
Size Document Number Rev
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3.3 Control Board Probe IF / Printer / Key
VDDaliv e VPLD VDD33V VPLDIO VDD33V VAUX VDDPRT
LDATA[31:0] LADDR[5:2]
U12 J9
10uF/10V/2012
1 3 OUT11 1
VDD33V VCC OUT1(A+) MA+
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
+ 4 14 OUT21 2
LDATA15 VDDPRT 13 VS1 OUT3(B+) 5 OUT12 3 MB+
VS2 OUT2(A-) MA-
CM107
CM108
CM109
CM110
CM105
CM111
CM106
CM112
CT45
LDATA14 12 OUT22 4
LDATA13 LADDR5 2 OUT4(B-) 5 MB-
LDATA12 LADDR4
PRT_MOT_CE1 15 CE1 9 VDDPRT 6 VH1
PRT_MOT_CE2 CE2 NC1 VH2
104/1005
LDATA11 LADDR3 6 10
PRT_MOT_IN1 IN1 NC2
CM113
LDATA10 LADDR2 R111 100/1005 11
PRT_DO PRT_MOT_IN2 IN2 8
LDATA9 R112 100/1005 PRT_LAT 7 PGND1 16
LDATA8 R113 100/1005
LDATA7 R114 100/1005
PRT_CLK
PRT_STB1
U26 SGND PGND2
PRT_DO
7
LDATA6 R115 100/1005 2 OUT11 8 DO
PRT_STB2 14 OUT1(A+) 7 KA3100D VDDPRT PRT_LAT 9 LAT
LDATA5 R116 100/1005 OUT21
LDATA4 R118 100/1005
PRT_STB3 VDDPRT 11 VS1 OUT3(B+) 15 OUT12 VDD33V PRT_CLK 10 CLK
PRT_STB4 VS2 OUT2(A-) 10 VDD33V VDD
LDATA3 R120 100/1005 OUT22
PRT_STB5 OUT4(B-)
CM118
CM119
CM114
CM120
104/1005
104/1005
104/1005
101/1005
101/1005
101/1005
104/1005
LDATA2 R121 100/1005 13
PRT_STB6 PRT_MOT_CE1 CE1
CM115
CM116
CM117
LDATA1 R122 100/1005 12 9
PRT_DI PRT_MOT_CE2 4 CE2 NC1 16
LDATA0 R117 100/1005 R251 100/1005
PRT_MOT_IN1 PRT_PAPER PRT_MOT_IN1 5 IN1 NC2
PRT_MOT_CE1 R119 100/1005 R131 100/1005 PRT_PWRLED PRT_MOT_IN2
R132 100/1005 3 IN2 1 11
PRT_ERRLED PRT_STB1
VPLDIO
R133 100/1005 6 GND1 MGND1 8 12 STB1
VPLD
PRT_FEEDSW GND2 MGND2 PRT_STB2 13 STB2
R124 100/1005 PRTPWREN PRT_STB3
R123 10k/1005 14 STB3
BA6845FS VDD33V TM
AIN0 R127 10k/1005
15
PGND1
101/1005
101/1005
101/1005
101/1005
16
U13 PGND2
CM121
CM122
CM123
CM209
17
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
18 PGND3
PGND4
IO52
IO53
IO54
IO55
IO56
VCC2
IO58
IO59
IO60
IO61
GND4
IO63
IO64
IO65
IO66
IO67
IO68
GND5
IO70
IO71
IO72
IO73
IO74
GND6
VCCIO13
19
8 1 RA1 PRT_STB4 20 STB4
MOTPWREN PRT_STB5 STB5
PRT_MOT_CE2 R125 100/1005 50 76 7 2 100/AR
PRT_STB6
21
R126 100/1005 49 IO50 IO76 77 6 3 22 STB6
PRT_MOT_IN2 48 IO49 IO77 78 5 4 XP_PULSER_NIN PRT_DI 23 DI
SX_TCK 47 TCK IO78 79 8 1 RA2 XP_PULSER_PIN VDDPRT 24 VH3
SX_TMS TMS IO79 XP_MOT1_STEP VH4
101/1005
101/1005
101/1005
101/1005
104/1005
KEY 3 R128 100/1005 46 80 7 2 100/AR
XP_MOT2_STEP
IO46 IO80
CM124
CM128
CM125
CM126
CM127
45 81 6 3
SX_TDI 44 TDI IO81 82 5 4 XP_MOT1_DIR 프린터: 25
SX_INT 43 IO44 IO82 83 XP_MOT2_DIR smp640V->smp640U VDD33V LGND
SX_TDO
42 IO43 TDO 84 R129:1k->270
IO42 GND7
TP28 41
40 IO41 IO85
85
86
8
7
1 RA3
2 100/AR XP_PULSER_DAMP R130:10k->20k R129 270/1005 26
27 VF
LDATA0 R130 20k/1005
LDATA1 39 IO40 XC2C256-7VQG100 IO86 87 6 3 XP_TCG_SHUNT CO
38 IO39 IO87 88 5 4 XP_AD_SDATA PRT_PAPER
VPLDIO VPLDIO XP_AD_SCLK 10022HS-27
LDATA2 37 VCCIO12 VCCIO21 89 VDD33V
LDATA3 36 IO37 IO89 90 8 1 RA4 R142 1 J19
LDATA4 35 IO36 IO90 91 7 2 100/AR XP_AD_CS 10k/1005 2
34 IO35 IO91 92 6 3 XP_DETECTOR PRT_PWRLED 3
LDATA5
33 IO34 IO92 93 5 4 XP_MOT_LIMIT PRT_ERRLED 4
LDATA6
IO33 IO93 XP_KEY PRT_FEEDSW
CM146
104/1005
LDATA7 32 94 8 1 RA5 5
IO32 IO94 2 100/AR ANPWREN
nRST_OUT
31
30
29
GND3
IO30
IO95
IO96
95
96
97
7
6
5
3
4
KEY 2
KEY 1
Printer Connector 12512WS-05A00
LnWE 28 IO29 IO97 98 KEY 0
LnGCS4 27 DGE VCCIO22 99 VPLDIO
CLKOUT1 R134 100/1005 TP27
26 GCK2 GSR 100
VCCIO11
VPLD VCC1 GND8
101/1005
CDRST
J10
GND2
GND1
GCK1
GCK0
VAUX
VAUX
GTS1
GTS0
GTS3
GTS2
IO19
IO18
IO17
IO16
IO15
IO14
IO13
IO12
IO11
IO10
CM132
IO9
IO8
IO7
IO6
R247 300/1005 26 CM129 104/1005
XP_AD_SCLK 13 IO01
XP_AD_CS R248 300/1005 XP_PULSER_NIN CM130 101/1005
IO02 25 CM131 101/1005
XP_PULSER_PIN
25
24
23
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
12 IO03 CM133 101/1005
VPLDIO XP_MOT1_STEP IO04 24
XP_MOT2_STEP CM134 101/1005
11 IO05 CM136 101/1005
TP29 XP_MOT1_DIR IO06 23 CM137 101/1005
LnOE XP_MOT2_DIR
LDATA15
LDATA14
LDATA13
LDATA12
LDATA11
LDATA10
IO07
VAUX
LADDR2
LADDR3
LADDR4
LADDR5
LDATA9
LDATA8
LnXDREQ0
CPLD LnXDACK0
VDD33V
MOTPWR 10
9
IO08
IO09
22
IO10 21 MOTGND
IO11
8
esr10ezpf2r00 XP_PULSER_DAMP IO12
CM138 101/1005
10k/1005
10k/1005
10k/1005
20 CM139 101/1005
XP_TCG_SHUNT IO13
R135
R136
R137
B8 2[ohm]/2012/1%0.25w 7 CM140 open/1005
VDD33V XP_AD_SDATA IO14 19
XP_AD_SCLK CM141 101/1005
6 IO15 CM142 101/1005
XP_AD_CS IO16
S1 VDD7V2 TP7 VDDPRT VPRE TP8 ANPWR
XP_DETECTOR
18 CM193 104/1005
R141 B2 2[ohm]/2012/1%0.25w 5 IO17 CM194 104/1005
XP_MOT_LIMIT IO18
470k/1005
10k/1005 1 3 17 CM195 104/1005

2 4 XP_KEY IO19
KEY 0 D5 BAT43WS
P2 P3
R143
470k/1005
D6 BAT43WS KSC422G 70SH LFS 1 8 1 8 4
PWR_KEY S1 D1 S1 D1 IO20
104/1005
R144
2 7 2 7 16 CM197 101/1005
VDD33V 3 S2 D2 6 3 S2 D2 6 IICSDA 3 IO21
IICSCL CM198 101/1005
S3 D3 S3 D3 IO22
CM147
4 5 4 5
G D4 G D4 ANPWR 15
S2
R145 N1 N2 2 IO23
SI9433DY SI9433DY IO24
104/1005
104/1005
10uF/10V/2012
100uF/16V/7343
10k/1005 1 3 2N7002 2N7002 14
IO25
10uF/10V/2012
2 4 + + 1
KEY 1 PRTPWREN ANPWREN IO26
CM144
CM145
104/1005
+
CT5
CT6
104/1005
470k/1005
470k/1005
VDD33V KSC422G 70SH LFS
CM148
CT44
27 ANGND
H1
CM143
S3 28
H2
R146
R147
R148 29
10k/1005 1 3 30 SH1
2 4 SH2
KEY 2
Probe Connector
104/1005
ANGND 10226-1210PE
VDD33V KSC422G 70SH LFS ANGND
CM149
TP9 B3 TP10
S4 MPZ2012S331A
R149
10k/1005 1
2
3
4
Printer Power Analog Power
KEY 3
104/1005
ANGND Title
KSC422G 70SH LFS
PROBE/PRINTER/KEY
CM150
KEY Size Document Number Rev

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3.4 Probe ASP Board
L16
A+5V T24
D5
VLS3012T-220MR49 BAT_+ L21
R6 C68 BAT_+DEC1
T32 T26 33k B45196H2106K109
J3 RB160L-40TE25 VLS3012T-220MR49
3 transducer+ GAIN_LO
1
2 T31
1 T28 L22
R74 C83
6.8k C69 TCG2 TPSD227M010R0150 BAT_+DEC2
2
U.FL-R-SMT TCG1 0.1uF
C126 VLS3012T-220MR49
16
1
U25A R5
R80 R64
8
9
2 U24B R58 0
14 7 100 BAT_-
transducer- 3 15 11
6 10
100 C110 0
4
13
C1608C0G1H331J R60
5
12
A+5_f 0 A+5_f 0 4.7
L25
NL27WZ04DTT1G NL27WZ04DTT1G C75 C89
5
T19 C81 R65 C91
U21A U28B R56
0.1uF B45196H2106K109 4.7 0.1uF B45196H2106K109
TCG_Blank 1 6 3 4 TCG_Blank_1
A+5V
R73 open
2
3.3K R62
33k
R57 U4 LT1054CS8
R78 ERJ-8GEY J1R5V 1 5
FB/SD VOUT C96
4.7
2
A+5V 4 CAP+
A+5_f 0 C103 C100 C101
TPSA106K010R0900 7 CAP- T491B476M010AT
4
0.1uF R26 U23C 6 OSC MH7 MH5 MH6 MH8
4
C38 13 20k OP482GS VREF C113 C88
GND
-
B45196H2106K109 14 9 - R66 BAT_+DEC1 8 T491B476M010AT
12 + 8 TCG2 6.2k C120 +VCC
2
U22D 10 + T491B476M010AT
3
C104 1 Q8
11
R76 C93 L14 M HOLE1 M HOLE1 M HOLE1 M HOLE1
0.1uF
11
R59 R77 56pF R67
3
1K 39k 510 C102
T491B476M010AT
A-5_f 0
L15 BPF
D_-5V A-5V
1
C84 R86
4.7 VLS3012T-220MR49 T18 L26
0.1uF VLS3012T-220MR49
C87 CLIP7 CLIP8 CLIP9 CLIP10 CLIP11 CLIP12

0.1uF C52 S1721-46R S1721-46R S1721-46R S1721-46R S1721-46R S1721-46R
B45196H2106K109
R70
20k
A+5_f 0
A+5_f 0 J4
R71 U23A 53048-1010(molex)
4
3.9k OP482GS R69 U23B R63
4
2 - 20k OP482GS TCG_Blank R96 1
1 6 - SW2 AD_SCLK R94 2
3 + 7 TCG1 100 AD_CS R95 3
5 + scan_button AD_SDATA R97 100 4
GNDdigital R104 100 5
11
R75 pulser_damp R81 100 6
11
1K scan_button 0 7
A+5V A-5_f 0 R90 1105SABM-10T 100 BAT_+ 8
A-5_f 0 4.7 100 shield BAT_- 9
10
D+5V
C119 R88
B45196H2106K109 4.7
D+5V R72
C118 R68 open
0.1uF C117 R79 open
C122 B45196H2106K109 160
R89 0.1uF R83
100 C109 4.7
C111 0.1uF B45196H2106K109
T22
R98 GNDdigital
U27A U26B U10

U29 R84
7
5
8
T20 4.7
7
R93 U17 T29 R82 3 R103 R101 AD_CS 7 Vdd
+VS
+
8
BPF 2 C121 270 6 3 Vref 1 CS* 8
- 6 2 +IN1 AD_SCLK 4 REF IN VDD C123
+VS
3 - 1 5 AD_SDATA 5 SCLK 3
10k 10k T30 R61 4.7 C115 0.1uF
+ VOUT2 +IN1 Vdd 6 SDATA GND B45196H2106K109
4
8
2 7 2 VDRIVE
4
5
-IN1 VOUT2 VIN
-VS
R85
6 C107 0
-IN1
-VS
0.1uF C108
4
C80 0.1uF
C116
C112 C125 B45196H2106K109
4
C1608C0G1H680J
open
R99
0.1uF 4.7 R100
D_-5V 51k
C105
C114
B45196H2106K109 0.1uF C106

B45196H2106K109
R92
A-5V
4.7 Av=1.59
Q=0.709
Fc=234kHz
대체품:
U14 LT1962ems8-5#pbf MAX6173AASA+
MAX6173BASA+ U16
LT1962ems8-3.3#pbf
L18
MAX6029ESA25+
T21 D+5V
L19
7
6
+5V T27
2
7
6
BAT_+DEC2 8 1 +5 U15
VLS3012T-220MR49 L23 +3.3V
NC
GND NC
VIN VOUT 2 D+5V 5 8 1

T23 Vdd
VIN
NC
GND NC
SENSE C72 VLS3012T-220MR49 TRIM D+5V VIN VOUT 2
C71 C77 C76 C74 C73
5 3 3 6 SENSE C97
B45196H2106K109 0.1uF 0.1uF T491B476M010AT B45196H2106K109 C78 2.5V Vref VLS3012T-220MR49 C95 C98 C94 C99
SHDN BY P L20 TEMP VOUT 5 3
0.1uF B45196H2106K109 0.1uF 0.1uF
GND
T520A106M010ATE080
SEL
SHDN BY P
A+5V
4
10nF
4
VLS3012T-220MR49 C79 C70 10nF
4
0.1uF T520A106M010ATE080
AD780BR
Title
<ASP B/D>

A2 <BC700-ASP_001> 1.30
Date: Wednesday , July 15, 2015 Sheet 1 of 1
65
3.5 Probe Mot_Pul Board
U13B
R5
L2
1 2 Pulser_PWR +5V_f 0 3 4
VLS3012T-220MR49 +5V
3.9k
C34 R2
Motor_PWR TPSD227M010R0150 U8D 4.7
GND_Pulser +5V_f 0
9 8 C28
TP11 0.1uF
L4
Motor_PWR 1 2 VBB
SLF7032T220MR96-2PF
C41 U8C C24
C42 C46 TPSD227M010R0150 C35 L5
TPSD227M010R0150 TPSD227M010R0150 pulser_nin 5 6 1 2
pulser_nin SIGNAL-
GND_Motor
C27 SIGNAL+
GND_Motor U10D
R72
0 9 8
GND_Pulser
R73 0
0
U10F
Motor_GND pulser_pin 13 12
pulser_pin
U15 TP7
U9 TP8 U11E
VBB 1 3 Vdd
VIN VOUT Pulser_PWR 1 3 +5V 11 10
GND
2 R47 VIN VOUT
GND
ON/OFF 4.7 2
R42 ON/OFF
4
3.9k C32 R70
4
MC33375ST_3.3T3G B45196H2106K109 3.9k MC33375ST_5.0T3G C31
B45196H2106K109
R48 J5
0 Mot2_step R52 12
Mot1_step R61 11
Mot2_dir R71 10
100
Vdd Mot1_dir R74 9
100
TP9 100 8
motor_position_sw 7
R43 100
U14 3.9k Motor_PWR 100 6
R59 30k Motor_GND 5
Vdd 1 24 4
2 REF PFD 23 R44 3
Vh 3 RC2 RC1 22 Vh pulser_pin R45 2
4 SLEEP RESET 21 pulser_pin 1
R64 mot1_2phB mot1_1phB C40 pulser_nin
5 OUT2B OUT1B 20 pulser_nin
C39 VBB VBB 100
6 VBB2 VBB1 19 R53 100
7 GND GND 18 53048-1210(molex)
R62 8 GND GND 17
30k mot1_2phA 9 SEN2 SEN1 16 mot1_1phA
mot1_step 10 OUT2A OUT1A 15 mot_enable R57
mot1_dir 11 STEP ENABLE 14 Vdd
Vdd 12 DIR VCC 13
R55 MS1 MS2
1.2 R69 R46
0 3.9k A3967SLB 0 C30 0
0.1uF
shield J6
J4 mot1_1phB 1
transducer- 6 mot1_2phA 2
SIGNAL- 5 3
mot1_1phA
4 mot1_2phB 4
Vdd transducer+ 3 5
SIGNAL+ 2 motor_position_sw 6
R37 1 mot2_1phA 7
U12 3.9k mot2_2phB 8
R67 30k 0 mot2_1phB 9
Vdd 1 24 2-5176837-6(ty co) mot2_2phA 10
2 REF PFD 23
Vh 3 RC2 RC1 22 Vh
R56 mot2_2phB 4 SLEEP RESET 21 mot2_1phB C37 shield 5176837-4(ty co)
C38 VBB 5 OUT2B OUT1B 20 VBB
6 VBB2 VBB1 19 R60
7 GND GND 18 MH7 MH5 MH6 MH8
R63 8 GND GND 17
9 SEN2 SEN1 16 Motor_GND
30k mot2_2phA mot2_1phA
R58 mot2_step 10 OUT2A OUT1A 15 mot_enable R66 R51 open
mot2_dir 11 STEP ENABLE 14 Vdd
Vdd 12 DIR VCC 13
MS1 MS2 M HOLE1 M HOLE1 M HOLE1 M HOLE1
R68 R54
0 3.9k A3967SLB 0
0
C33
0.1uF
Title
<Mot_pul B/D>

A3 <BC700-MP-001> 1.0
Date: Wednesday , July 15, 2015 Sheet 1 of 1
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4 Calibration
There are two methods for the calibration. Following table shows the calibration process.
Step CalKit Calibration Phantom Calibration

1
Open the cap of the calibration kit and pour
saline solution up to the Water Level of
the calibration kit.
Confirm that the air bubble is absent.
You can also fill the pure water on behalf of
the saline solution. But in this case, do
calibration after confirming that all the air
bubbles go away.
Drop about 5ml
water to the center
surface of the
phantom
The Water Level is printed inside of calkit

as shown in the above pictures.
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2 Close the cap of the calibration kit Place the holder on the top of the CubeScan
aligning the top lid arrow mark with the phantom.
nipple of bottom. Check if the holder is in a stable and flat
position.
3 Align the probe scan button with the Put the probe head into the probe holder
arrow mark of the calibration kit, and put firmly.
the probe head into the probe holder
firmly.
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4 Connect the probe to the console.
5 Turn the console power on.
6 Touch the Setup icon in the Top Screen.
7 Touch the following icon in the Setup Screen.
SCAN
8 Touch the following icon in the Scan Touch the following icon in the Scan Setup
Setup Screen. Screen.
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9 Wait until the calibration is completed.
If calibration is done successfully, the calibration date will be changed.
If calibration error occurred during calibration, contact a local distributor or Mcube
Technology.
10 Click the OK Icon after CalKit or Phantom Calibration is done successfully!!!(refer to the
above screen)
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11 Touch the following icon in the Scan Setup Screen.
SCAN
13 Check the date (CALKIT CAL.) is newly Check the date (Phantom CAL.) is newly
changed to the calibration completed changed to the calibration completed date. If
date. If the date is not changed after the the date is not changed after the calibration,
calibration, calibrate the device again (go calibrate the device again (go back to step
back to step 8). If the date is not changed 8). If the date is not changed after several
after several times of calibration, please times of calibration, please contact a local
contact a local distributor or Mcube distributor or Mcube Technology.
Technology.
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14 Touch the following icon in the Scan Setup Screen.
16 Calibration is done successfully
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5 TROUBLESHOOTING
5.1. The system is not charged.
Case 1: The system is not charged.
Step. Actions
1 - When the Error Message is displayed, See 5.5 Error message.
- Measure the output voltage of DC adapter by
Multimeter
Pin1 – Pin4 : 9.0 Vdc– 9.8Vdc
2 - If the output voltage is out of normal range,
replace DC adapter.
- If the output voltage is within the normal
range, go to the next step.
Remove the Battery Cover and take the battery out.
3
Remove the Bottom case of Console.
4 Install a new battery.
5 Connect a DC adapter to console and put the plug to wall outlet.
Measure the voltage between TP23 and TP38
Normal voltage range: 9Vdc – 9.8Vdc
6
-If the measured voltage is within the normal range, replace the digital board.
- If the measured voltage is out of normal range, check the connection between DC
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Case 1: The system is not charged.
Step. Actions
adapter and console connector. If the connection is all right, replace the digital board.
5.2. The Console is abnormal.

Case 2: The BLU(Back Light Unit) is dark or does not operate.
No. Actions
1 After removing the battery cover and battery, remove the Bottom Case of Console.
2 Install a battery
3 Turn on the system by PWR button of Console.
Measure the voltage of following Test points.
a. TP34 - TP35 : 24Vdc ± 1Vdc
4
b. TP34 - TP36 : 24Vdc ± 1Vdc
c. TP34 - TP37 : 24Vdc ± 1Vdc
5 If the voltage of Test Point is normal, replace the LCD module
6 If the voltage of Test Point is abnormal, replace the Digital board
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5.3. If the measured value is not accurate or the probe operating is abnormal
Case 3: The measured value is not accurate
No. Actions
1 Perform Calkit calibration or Phantom calibration.
2 When Error is displayed, see 5.6 Calibration error message.
3 Check after replacing ASP board.
4 Check after replacing Probe Head.
Case 4: The probe operating is abnormal.

No. Actions
1 Perform Calkit calibration or Phantom calibration.
2 When Error is displayed, see5.6 Calibration error message.
3 Check after replacing Probe Head.
4. Check after replacing Mot_Pulboard.
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5.4. Warning message
Warning message Description Actions
Remaining Capacity:
Use again after charging the battery.
Less than 5%
For going to normal

Use again after charging the battery.
power off mode
No SD card installed in Use after installing the SD memory card to

the SD card slot the SD memory card slot.
An unformatted card
Use after formatting(FAT32 file system)
installed
There is no such corresponding file name to

the searching file name
There is a file with same name.
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Use valid characters for a file name.
Invalid character as a Do not use following characters for a file
file name name.
\ / : * ? “ <> |
There is not enough space in SD card.
Too long file name. (max 255 characters)
Sliding it up or down will unlock or lock the

The SD Card is write-
card. You always keep the card unlocked for
protected.
saving data.
1. Check if the printer cover is opened. If the
cover is opened, close the cover and try
printing again.
2. Check if the printer has enough thermal
Printer error paper roll. If there is no paper, insert a new
paper roll and try printing again.
3. After the above actions the same trouble
happens, contact Mcube technology service
center.
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Try scan and save the scanned data.
Review the saved data. If the trouble is
The storage format of
continued even under the proper
SCAN data is wrong
connection, contact Mcube technology
service center.
Check if that file exists in the PC. If the
The file is not exist in trouble is continued even under the proper
SD card connection, contact Mcube technology
service center.
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5.5. Error message
Error message Description Actions

1. Check if the connection between the probe-
terminal of console with the probe connector is
Probe Connector
firm.
disconnection
2. Replace the probe cable by a new one.
error
3. If the trouble is continued, contact Mcube
technology service center.
1. Check if the connection between the probe-
terminal of console with the probe connector is
Communication
firm.
Fail between the
2. Replace the probe cable by a new one.
console and the
3. If the trouble is continued even under the
probe
proper connection, contact Mcube technology
service center.
1. Try SCAN again after checking the connection
The data format to the probe.
from the probe is 2. Replace the probe cable by new one.
wrong 3. If the trouble is continued even under the
proper connection, contact Mcube technology
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service center.
1. Check if the SD card has install file.
There is no 2. Save and store new Install file in a new SD
installed CPLD card. And turn the system on again.
file. 3. If the trouble is continued, contact Mcube
Communication 1. Check after replacing battery
Fail between the 2. Check after replacing Digital board
console and the 3. If the trouble is continued, contact Mcube
battery technology service center.
Communication
1. Check after replacing Digital board
Fail between the
console and the
charger
1. Check after replacing Probe Head
2. Check after replacing Mot_Pulboard
Angle motor error 3. Check after replacing Probe Cable
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1. Maintenance setup >> Click the Maintenance
Icon>> Click the Match probe Icon
2. If Success is displayed after the Action1
Wrong probe above, you may use the probe.
attachment 3. If Fail is displayed after the Action1 above, you
have to replace the probe.
1. Check the format of the SD card. And try
There is an error again.
during data 2. If the trouble is continued even under the
saving. proper connection, contact Mcube technology
service center.
1. Check if the SD card has install file.
2. Save and store new Install file in a new SD
card. And turn the system on again.
CPLD file error
1. Try after reformatting the SD memory card or
Read error in SD
use another SD memory card.
card
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1. Try after reformatting the SD memory card or
use another SD memory card.
Read error in SD
card
1. Check after replacing Probe cable
2. Check if the coaxial cable connector
assembling ASP board and B2B board is
Transducer circuit properly connected.
open 3. Check after replacing ASP board.
4. Check after replacing Probe Head.
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5.6. Calibration Error message
Following table explains error messages during Calkit calibration or Phantom calibration
Error Actions
Description
Code CalKit Phantom
1 Insufficiency of 1. Check the solution Pour enough saline or water
saline solution level.(fill-mark).
2 No signal from 1. Check after replacing Probe cable
transducer 2. Check the connection of Coaxial Cable Connector which
assembles ASP board and B2B board
3. Check after replacing ASP board
4. Check after replacing Probe Head
5. If the trouble is continued, contact Mcube technology service
center.
3 Plane 1.Check after replacing Probe ContactMcube technology
MotorError(1) Head service center.
: the scanning 2. If the trouble is continued,
location is moved contact Mcube technology
service center.
4 Plane Motor ContactMcube technology
Error(2) 1.Check the target orientation of service center.
: the opposite the Calkit. The upside view has
direction of motor to be as the below picture.
spinning
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Error Actions
Description
Code CalKit Phantom
2. If the trouble is continued,

contact Mcube technology
service center.
5 No Plane 1.Check after replacing Probe contactMcube technology
Motorspinning Head service center.
2.Check after replacing
Mot_Pulboard
3.Check after replacing Probe
cable
service center.
6 Reserved ContactMcube technology ContactMcube technology
service center. service center.
7 Abnormal data 1.Check after replacing ASP ContactMcube technology
board service center.
2.Check after replacing Probe
cable
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Error Actions
Description
Code CalKit Phantom
8 Weak signal 1.Check the target assembly; 1. Check the center surface
Check if the screws are of the phantom has enough
correctly fastened water
2.Check the water level of the 2. Check after replacing the
CalKit is enough Probe head
3.Check after replacing Probe 3.Check after replacing ASP
head board
4.Check after replacing ASP 4.Check after replacing
board Mot_Pulboard
5.Check after replacing 5. If the trouble is continued,
Mot_Pulboard contact Mcube technology
6. If the trouble is continued, service center.
service center.
9 Angle Motor 1.Check after replacing Probe head
Error(1) 2.Check after replacing Mot_Pul board
center.
10 Angle Motor 1.Check after replacing Probe head
Error(2) 2.Check after replacing Mot_Pulboard
center.
11 Distance error 1. Check the cap of the ContactMcube technology
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Error Actions
Description
Code CalKit Phantom
from transducer CalKitis correctly closed service center.
to 2. Check Probe scan buttonis
target correctly aligned with the arrow
mark of the calibration kit
3. Check the target is correctly
assembled to the CalKit
service center.
12 Too low echo 1. Confirm that the air bubble 1. Check the saline or water
signal is absent. on the phantom
2. Replace Mot_Pulboard 2. Replace Mot_Pulboard
3. Replace ASP B/D 3. Replace ASP board
4. Replace Probe Head 4. Replace Probe Head
5. If the trouble is continued, 5. If the trouble is continued,
contact Mcube technology contact Mcube technology
13 Too high echo 1. Check if Calkit was filled contactMcube technology
signal with proper solution service center.
2. Check if Calkittarget is
sticked with foreign
substance.
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Error Actions
Description
Code CalKit Phantom
service center.
14 Reserved ContactMcube technology ContactMcube technology
15 Measured volume ContactMcube technology 1. Measure the volume of
value is different service center. Calibration phantom by the
reference value. other normal BioCon-700 to
see if the scan result is
normal
2. Check after replacing ASP
board
3. Check after replacing
Probe Head
service center.
16 Probe data 1. Replace Probe Cable
transmission error 2. Replace Probe Head
Or Angle motor 3. ReplaceMot_PulB/D
error 4. If the trouble is continued, contact Mcube technology service
center.
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Error Actions
Description
Code CalKit Phantom
17 Error in detection ContactMcube technology 1. Replace Probe Cable
of bladder service center. 2. Replace Probe Head
phantom sides. 3. Replace Mot_Pul
service center.
18 No Limit switch 1. Replace Probe Cable 1. Replace Probe Head
2. Replace Probe Head 2. ReplaceMot_Pulboard
signal or Motor 3. Replace Mot_Pulboard 3. Replace Probe cable
Error 4. If the trouble is continued, 4.ContactMcube technology
contact Mcube technology service center.
service center.
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6 MAINTENANCE
6.1 Battery Care
Do not overcharge the battery and avoid deep discharges. To lengthen the battery’s lifetime, use the
system while the battery is between 25%~75%.
The BioCon-700does draw power from the battery even while powered off. To avoid deep
discharge, disconnect the battery from the system if it will not be used for more than a week. When
storing the battery, pre-charging to about 75% is recommended.
6.2 Cleaning & Disinfection
6.2.1 Cleaning
1) Cleaning outer case (housing) of the system

a) Wipe the main body 1~2 times using soft cloth dampened with isopropyl alcohol or any
other appropriate hospital cleaning solution. Do not allow liquids to leak into the device
while cleaning.
b) Dry the device completely with clean and soft cloth before re-deployment.
2) Cleaning the probe
Since the surface of the Probe affects the result of data, users should keep as follows;
a) Before your using the device, you have to wipe out the probe cap cleanly 4~5 times with
soft cloth which was dampened with isopropyl alcohol or permitted hospital cleaning
agent. Then you can use the device after drying with a dry, clean cloth.
b) Remove the residual gel on the probe’s surface after scanning finished.
c) Move carefully not to drop the probe off.
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 Do not immerse the console or the probe.
 Do not use harsh, corrosive chemicals.
 To avoid electric shock disconnect the system from the AC mains and the battery.
6.2.2 Disinfection
1) Disinfection of the Probe

a) Clean the Probe prior to disinfection.
b) Dampen a soft cloth with disinfected solution listed in the table below.
c) Wipe the probe with a dampened cloth.
d) Air dry or towel dry with a soft, clean cloth.
e) Inspect the Probe and the cable for any damage such as cracks.
 Do not immerse the console or the probe.
 Do not use harsh, corrosive chemicals.
 To avoid electric shock disconnect the system from the AC mains and the battery.
6.2.3 Disinfectants Lists for the Probe disinfection
Use any glutaraldehyde based disinfectant to disinfect the Probe. Following table lists
compatible disinfectants.
Disinfection Solutions Type Country of Origin Manufacturer
Cidex Liquid USA Johnson & Johnson
Cidex 7 Liquid USA Johnson & Johnson
Metricide 14 Liquid USA Metrex Research Inc.
Metricide 28 Liquid USA Metrex Research Inc.
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 Do not use Cidex Plus or MetricidePlus 30 to disinfect the device. Cidex Plus or MetricidePlus
30 will attack and damage the plastic enclosure. This will be considered as abuse and will
void the warranty.
6.3 Weekly Inspection

a) Try to scan with the probe disconnected, check if the “NO SCANHEAD” message is
displayed on the main display.
b) Thoroughly inspect the probe if it has any cracks or leakage.
c) Inspect the probe cable for any damage.
d) When scanning, check out any abnormal noise emanating from the probe head.
6.4 Device Repair

Faults not described in section “6. Troubleshooting” are intended to be serviced by a certified
technician. In the event a situation outside of those described in the section occurs, contact an
authorized servicer or Mcube Technology for servicing.
6.5 Disposal
The device and accessories may contain environmentally hazardous materials (mineral oil,
lead, battery pack, etc). When they have reached the end of its useful service life, return them to
the Mcube Technology, or follow your local regulations for hazardous waste disposal.
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7 GLOSSARY
B-Mode A kind of ultrasound imaging mode. Displays the brightness information

corresponding to the amplitude of the signal.
Console The main device with the LCD display.
Contextual The menu displayed in the bottom of LCD based on the system state.
menu
Session The time a user starts to scan on Top Screen, to right before returning to
the Top Screen again.
Transducer Device that transforms one form of energy into another form of energy.
Ultrasound transducer transforms electric energy into acoustic energy and
vice versa. Transducer in this guide means ultrasound transducer.
Calkit Test kit designed by Mcube Technology Co., Ltd. to investigate if

Cubescanproducts work fine.
fill-mark The desired level of filling Calkit with saline or water.
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BioCon-700
Manufactured by
Mcube Technology Co., Ltd.
#803, 123, Bonghwasan-ro,
Jungnang-gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel. : +82-2-3421-7780
Fax. : +82-2-3421-7076
E-mail : mcube@mcubetech.co.kr
Web site : www.mcubetech.co.kr
Revision Date: July 13, 2015 (Rev. 1.5)

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 Do not attempt to disassemble the device. Do not open the device’s

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Pre-scan General 2D real-time ultrasound scanning. 2D ultrasound images are

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BioCon-700 is a portable ultrasound system intended to measure the volume of urine in a

Figure1BioCon-700 System Front View

No Picture Part number Parts Description

1 41721 00001 Upper Case

2 41722 00001 Middle Case

3 41723 00001 Bottom Case

4 41728 00001 Battery Cover

5 41736 00001 Main Button

6 41738 00001 Scan Button

7 31701 00002 Printer Module

8 52235 00001 Speaker

9 41705 00001 LED Sheet PC Sheet

10 41705 00002 Bolt Sheet PC Sheet

11 41705 00011 Back Label PC Sheet(UL Label)

12 41705 00021 Back Label PC Sheet(CE Label)

13 31734 00002 Handle Module

14 31780 00001 Control B/D Control Board(PCB)

15 31702 00001 LCD Module

Sheet metal 0.8t

17 41013 00005 Battery Pack LI18S(X)

M2X4mm Bind Head For assembling Control Board

For assembling Upper case

M2X4mm Flat Head For assembling Middle case

24 3B701 10003 Upper case module

25 54117 0003 LCD(LMS700KF23) New LCD

26 4B721 01002 Upper case For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)

27 4B721 15001 Gasket For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)

28 4B721 05002 LCD holder For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)

29 4B721 07002 Main Key For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)

30 4B721 08002 Scan Key For a new LCD(LMS700KF23)

No Picture Part number Parts Description

Probe Head Assembly

2 31790 00001 ASP B/D ASP Board(PCB)

4 41744 00002 Probe Cover-B

5 41744 00001 Probe Cover-U

Sheet metal 0.8t

7 41751 00001 Probe Scan Button Silicone

Sheet metal 0.8t

10 41705 00003 Probe Side Sheet PC Sheet

11 31703 00001 Probe Cable

12 57108 00001 Coaxial Cable Assembly

M2.5X5mm Round Head

For assembling Metal plate

No Picture Part number Parts Description

Mean Well Adapter

Bridge Power Adapter

Used with Class II AC (Detachable) 18 AWG, min.

9 41708 00011 SD card SanDisk 2G