Innomed Medical Inc.

Cardio-Aid® 360-B

R-6487-2-D V7 Biphasic defibrillator

version Service Manual
18.02.2021
 1. Contents
1. Contents .............................................................................................................................. 2
2. Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 4
3. Accessories, order information .......................................................................................... 4
4. The CA 360-B defibrillator maintenance ........................................................................... 6
4.1. Service tasks ............................................................................................................... 6
4.1.1. Regular and periodic maintenance ..................................................................... 6
4.1.2. Cleaning of the device ........................................................................................ 7
4.1.3. Physical checks: ................................................................................................. 7
4.1.4. Checking the measuring channel: ...................................................................... 7
4.1.5. Other calibrations and checks ............................................................................ 7
4.2. Battery handling, maintenance ................................................................................... 7
4.2.1. Indication of charging level................................................................................ 7
4.2.2. Battery lifetime and formatting .......................................................................... 8
4.2.3. Handling deep discharged batteries.................................................................... 9
5. Optional features .............................................................................................................. 11
6. The service menu of CA360-B defibrillator .................................................................... 12
6.1. Entering service menu .............................................................................................. 12
6.2. Software Version Menu ........................................................................................... 13
6.3. HW Serial Numbers and Versions Menu ................................................................. 13
6.4. Logs and Reports Menu /Saving logfile ................................................................... 13
6.5. Deleting error flags................................................................................................... 13
6.6. Calibrations Menu .................................................................................................... 16
6.7. Self Test Menu ......................................................................................................... 16
6.8. Software Update Menu............................................................................................. 17
6.9. Software package ID ................................................................................................ 18
6.10. Device ID ................................................................................................................. 18
6.11. Loading a License File in the CA360B defibrillator ................................................ 19
7. Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................... 20
7.1. Tasks in case of a malfunction: ................................................................................ 20
8. Checking and calibration .................................................................................................. 23
8.1. Defi energy and pacemaker current ......................................................................... 23
8.2. NIBP calibration ....................................................................................................... 24
8.3. Impedance calibration .............................................................................................. 25
8.4. ECG calibration ........................................................................................................ 26
8.5. SpO2 calibration ....................................................................................................... 26
8.6. Selftest ...................................................................................................................... 27
8.7. Leakage current measurement and safety tests ........................................................ 27
8.8. Devices and instruments for testing ......................................................................... 28
9. Device’s blockdiagramms ................................................................................................ 29
9.1. Electrical module interconnections: ......................................................................... 29
9.2. Keyboard blockdiagram ........................................................................................... 29
9.3. Defi board block diagram ......................................................................................... 30
9.4. Power board block diagram...................................................................................... 30
10. CA360-B – Dismantling............................................................................................... 31
10.1. Main components of the device ............................................................................... 32
10.3. Removing the Assembled paddle holders ................................................................ 33
10.4. Removing the Battery pack. ..................................................................................... 34
10.5. Removing the Rear cover assembly. ........................................................................ 35

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 10.6. Remove the rear cover assembly entirely ................................................................ 36
10.7. Removing the front cover assembly. ........................................................................ 37
10.8. Dismantling the front cover assembly ...................................................................... 39
10.9. Dismantling the internal assembled chassis. ............................................................ 41
11. Guide for safety tests according to IEC 60601-1:2005 ................................................ 43

Version V7 18.02.2021

This service manual is valid for CA360-B defibrillator with 1.9 and later software version.

If the software version of your CA360-B defibrillator is newer, ask the newer version of
service manual from Innomed.

Change: Chapter 6.1 Entering the Service Menu

Chapter 12 CA360-B Dismantling
Chapter 3 Removing internal electrodes

The device is manufactured and distributed by:

Innomed Medical Medical Developing

and Manifacturing Inc.
 1146 Budapest, Szabó József utca 12.
 (+36-1)460-9200 Fax: (+36-1)460-9222
 www. innomed.hu
 [email protected]

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 2. Introduction
The detailed introduction of the device, and the technical information can be found in the
User Manual.
Please study carefully the user manual, prior to doing any service activity on the device!

3. Accessories, order information

Part number Description

FF20437-9 External defibrillator paddles set, complete.
K20438-8 Cable for defibrillator pads electrode
KEG260 Electrode gel, 260g
KP58S-5 Recording paper 58mm x 20 m non-rastered, 5 rolls.
K49576-4 Defibrillator / pacer controller, R2 connector.
K7955 Adult defibrillator-electrode R2//F7955 FIAB 1 pair
K7955P Pediatric defibrillator pads-electrode R2//F7955P FIAB 1 pair
K7955-10 Adult defibrillator pads-electrode R2/F7955 FIAB 1 box = 10 pcs.
K7955P-10 Pediatric defibrillator pads-electrode R2/F7955P FIAB 1 box = 10 pcs.
R-5651-1 ECG patient cable with 3 leads and clips, def. protected
R-5650-1 ECG patient cable with 5 leads and clips, def. protected
R-5649-1 ECG patient cable with 10 leads and clips and with V-lead selector.
KFS50 FS-50 disposable ECG electrode (30 pcs/pack) SKINTACT
R-xxxx-x Cable for external ECG-source connection. End of the cable is opened
towards the external device
KDEFSPFU Nellcor adult pulseoxymeter sensor (DS-100A)
KDEFSPFUH Nellcor pulseoxymeter cable (DOC-10)
R-6085-2 SunTech Cuff with Bayonet Lock - Adult Range 23-33 cm
R-6085-1 SunTech Cuff with Bayonet Lock - Large Adult Range 31-40 cm
R-6085-3 SunTech Cuff with Bayonet Lock - Small Adult Range 17-25
R-6085-4 SunTech Cuff with Bayonet Lock - Pediatric Range 12-19 cm
R-6085-5 SunTech Cuff with Bayonet Lock - Infant Range 8-13 cm
R-2996-3 Cuff extension with metall conn
K98040080 SunTech Cuff, Disposable, Neonate#1,1Tube 3-6 cm,98-0400-80
K98040081 SunTech Cuff, Disposable, Neonate #2, 1 Tube, 4-8 cm,98-0400-81
K98040082 SunTech Cuff, Dispos., Neonate #3, 1 Tube, 6-11 cm,98-0400-82
K98040083 SunTech Cuff, Dispos., Neonate#4,1Tube 7-13 cm,98-0400-83
R-2996-4 Neonate Cuff extension with metal conn

Capnograph accessories
Capnostat® 5
Main stream sensor Respironics
R-5222-2

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 Part number Description
Reusable Adult Airway Adapter
7007-01
For ET tube size > 4mm
Reusable Neonatal Airway Adapter
7053-01
For ET tube size < 4mm
LoFlo
CO2 sidestream capnograph module Respironics
R-5222-1
Module fixing adapter (clipping)
1027730
Lo Flow module mounting bracket
3468ADU-00 CO2 Nasal Cannula - Adult (10 pcs/box)
3468PED-00 CO2 Nasal Cannula - Pediatric (10 pcs/box)
3468INF-00 CO2 Nasal Cannula - Infant (10 pcs/box)
3470ADU-00 CO2 Oral-Nasal Cannula - Adult (10 pcs/box)
3470PED-00 CO2 Oral-Nasal Cannula - Pediatric (10 pcs/box)
3469INF-00 CO2/O2 Nasal Cannula - Infant (10 pcs/box)
3469ADU-00 CO2/O2 Oral-Nasal Cannula - Adult (10 pcs/box)
3469PED-00 CO2/O2 Oral-Nasal Cannula - Pediatric (10 pcs/box)
3472ADU-00 Airway adapter H-ET>4,0 mm for intubated patient for (10 pcs/box)
3472INF-00 Airway adapter H-ET=<4,0 mm for intubated patient (10 pcs/box)
R-5702-1 Assembled tested battery pack complete
R-6487-2 Service manual in paper copy or in PDF format

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 4. The CA360-B defibrillator maintenance
4.1. Service tasks
Responsibility of a serviceman:

He has to know, how this defibrillator is working

What kind of functions does the device have?

Check and adjust alarm settings

User menu, configuration menu and service menu

He has to have devices and instruments for testing and maintenance of the defibrillator

The defibrillator responsible for life of persons, so it must be ready for work at any
time!

4.1.1. Regular and periodic maintenance

Continuously make sure that the device and its accessories should be clean and undamaged.
Gel and other materials sticked to it, must be cleaned off from the electrodes. The undamaged
status of the electrode cables (cable insulation, breaking) must be regularly checked.
The battery condition must be followed with attention, if the device indicates the running
down of battery, it must be connected to the mains, in order to be replaced.
After some years of operation the battery capacity can reduce to that extent that it cannot
guarantee the operation conditions described in the technical data. In such cases the device
gives an alarm, the battery must be replaced. Battery replacement can only be carried out by a
skilled person.
Periodically (in 1-2 years) the main parameters of defibrillator must be checked and a
calibration must be made. The check and calibration only be made by a skilled service person
with adequate qualifications.
The continuous and reliable operation can be ensured by the allowance of a wake-up test. If
we set it, then the defibrillator will automatically turn on once in a day and it will carry out
some test examinations. Operation of the wake-up self-test is detailed in section no. 8.6. This
test ensures a continuous check-up, in case of errors or operation faults it will immediately
give an alarm.
The expected lifetime of the device is 8 years.

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 4.1.2. Cleaning of the device

Warning!
Do not use any aggressive, acidic chemical for cleaning the device, even if they
are diluted. Do not use any surface damaging granular material or flammable
detergent. Do not sterilize the device and its accessories, only in case it figures in
the instructions of the accessory.

Clean the defibrillator and the cables with soft cloth or sponge, not with aggressive detergent.
During cleaning, make sure that no liquid should enter into the connectors of the device. Pay
special attention when cleaning the tube of the blood pressure measurement cuff, because if
any water gets into the tube, entering inside the device during the operation of the blood
pressure measurement device, it can damage the valve and the compressor.
For cleaning you can use alcoholic solution, ammonium solution with water, peroxide
solution or any non-aggressive domestic detergents dropped on a dampened sponge.

4.1.3. Physical checks:

Surveying outer parts, remove dirt

Check cables (ECG cable, SpO2 sensor cable, Mains cable)
Check paddles (remove and put back child/adult paddle adapter and check springs inside)
Check pulse oxymeter probe
Check buttons and connectors on the device
Check that the defibrillator recognizes the cables and accessories

4.1.4. Checking the measuring channel:

Defi energy levels, pacer current: only test is possible, no adjust possibility
ECG: only test is possible, no adjust possibility
NIBP: measuring configuration, pressure measuring different levels, air leakage test,
calibration
Impedance: Test only, no calibration
SpO2: With test fingers for different saturation values, no calibration

4.1.5. Other calibrations and checks

Battery format
Battery status – how long the device runs from battery
Self-test information
General functionality

4.2. Battery handling, maintenance

4.2.1. Indication of charging level

The CA360-B defibrillator works with 3000mAh, NiMH type battery.

The battery charging level can always be seen on the battery indicator in the screen. The
explanation of this indicator can be seen in the table in chapter 15.6 of user manual.

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If the battery capacity level symbol on the screen indicates the low level of battery, then the
defibrillator must be connected to the mains power by a mains cable, and so charging is
started.
The charging process is indicated by the battery charger LED (see section no. 15.6 in user
manual).
In case of being completely charged, the LED is continuously lit. In case the device is not
connected to the mains, the LED is off.

The defibrillator, connected to the mains, is able to operate even with completely empty
battery, without battery or faulty battery as well.

4.2.2. Battery lifetime and formatting

Warning!
Due to the self-discharge nature of NiMH rechargeable batteries, the unused battery pack
requires regular charging.

It is recommended to charge batteries monthly regardless of it is in the device, or on stock.

Normally, the battery lifetime is 2-3 years. After 2 years the probability of sudden damages
are higher, and the drop of capacity is increased.

The capacity of NiMh batteries after several not full charging-discharging sequence may
decreases. The additional effect is that the determination of charging level becomes less
accurate.

That is why it is recommended to format battery regularly.

Formatting the batteries are advised every 3-4 month or if you realize the battery capacity
decreases down to 50-60% of new battery capacity.

Formatting procedure has two benefits:

 initializes the charge level indicator on the display,
 refreshes the battery which may lead to increasing capacity 10-15%.

Steps of battery format

1. Connect a power cord to the defibrillator and to the mains.

2. Enter the Service menu according to the chapter 6.1
3. Select the Calibrations Menu and enter with OK► key.
4 Here select the Battery online data menu line and enter with OK►.
5 The first line of the menu item is Battery data, the select sign is in this line. Press the OK►
key, the colour of the Off/Abort text changes to green.
6. With the ▲ or ▼ key select the “Format” item and press OK►. The format procedure
starts.

Under format we can see some different parameters on display: temperature, voltages,
currents, battery capacity, status, etc.
In the course of battery format the first step is the discharge below 89%, then charge to 100%,
discharge to 0%, charge to 100%. The duration of formatting depends on the state of battery.

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At the end of a successful formatting the GSI_BATTERYFRMTSTATE, there must be
indicate “No Format” , in the GSI_PROHIBITCHARGE and GSI_SHORTEDCELLS
parameter have to show FALSE sign.
During format the Ready LED flashes in red, after formatting, it switches to green.

The formatting lasts for about 6-7 hours, de pending on temperature, and battery status.
In case overheating during formatting the device interrupt the process. After reaching a
defined lower temperature - continues it. So in case of overheating, it lasts longer.

If the formatting was unsuccessful, or the user aborts the procedure (Battery data Off/abort),
the battery charge is disabled, so the battery format must be repeated.
At the end, when formatting has been successfully finished, you have to check
BSI_FULLCHARGECAPACITY. This value will show you what is the current condition of
the battery. It shows exactly how much energy it can store when it is fully charged. This value
for a new battery is about 3000mAh, but after usage this value goes down.
If this capacity falls below 1500mAh it is recommended to change the battery to new one.

Battery lifetime depends on regular maintenance that is frequent charging minimum monthly
full charge, and applying formatting procedure as above.

BSI_FULLCHARGECAPACITY

GSI_BATTERYFRMTSTATE

4.2.3. Handling deep discharged batteries

If you missed the recommended monthly charging of the battery, it can become fully
discharged in which case the charging will not start automatically. You can find the required
procedure based on the used software version below.

4.2.3.1. Software version 1.5.2

In this version you will have to start manual charging of the battery using a PC based
software. The PC must be connected to the defibrillator with a USB cable (USB-B connector
on defibrillator side panel). Please contact Innomed Medical for the required PC software and
instructions on usage.

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 4.2.3.2. Software version 1.6.1 – 1.7.9

In these versions an automatic battery recovery feature is available which will attempt battery
charging. To start the process, connect the defibrillator to mains power, start the defibrillator.
Enter service menu (chapter 6.1), and clear battery error flags (chapter 6.5).

 Disconnect from mains

 Wait for 10 seconds
 Reconnect to mains.
 Wait for 1 minute

Connecting to mains will trigger the battery charger circuit to attempt battery charge for a
short period of time. Repeat the above steps to start the procedure again until battery charge
LED starts blinking.
When LED starts blinking, start the defibrillator, enter service menu and check battery state in
battery online data menu (see chapter 6.6).

4.2.3.3. Software version 1.8.4 and newer

Software versions starting with 1.8.4 feature a modified battery recovery algorithm. To start
the process, connect the defibrillator to mains power, start the defibrillator. Enter service
menu (chapter 6.1), and clear battery error flags (chapter 6.5).
Battery recovery will start automatically. You can see recovery progress in Device Settings /
Battery Management menu (code 9-1-0).

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 5. Optional features
There are some options in CA360-B defibrillator to measure physiological parameters and
give pacing and printing possibilities:

 NIBP (Suntech module)

 SpO2 (Nellcor module)
 Printer (58mm thermal printer, 3 channels)
 Pacing (transcutaneous, rectilinear)
 Capnograph (main- or side-stream, external module)

Necessary for these options

 Hardware elements (built in modules)
 Software elements (license code)

They depend on each other!

The hardware and software elements:

Unique Device ID

Licence Code FEATURE

Hardware Module

Checking the license code:

 Enter the configuration menu
 Make a note of the Device ID and the License Code

See the figure (Configuration menu)

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 6. The service menu of CA360-B defibrillator
The service menu serves some information about the hardware and software version of the
device and gives some possibilities to check and calibrate it, to save some service
information, to clear error flags and to make software upgrade.

Note: Service menu are different for different SW versions:

6.1. Entering service menu

Service menu is protected, a code has to be entered. This is a simple method, it guards only
involuntary entering.
While turning the device on, enter the configuration menu:
 Switch it on
 Innomed logo appears and 6 seconds later Action key flashes
 The device performs the self-test and the Action key lights
 Push the Action key immediately
 Configuration menu appears

Now enter the Service menu

 In the configuration menu You find the service menu
 Select it with ▼or ▲key and enter with key OK►
 The digit 0 in the line turns to green
 Set it to 4 by pushing 4 times the key ▲ and confirm it with OK►
 Push OK► again and set 1 by pushing 3 times▼, confirm it with OK►
 Push OK► again and set 0 by ▼, confirm it with OK►
 Service menu appears
Software version 1.7 or later, at entering to Service Menu, a window appears on screen, and
you have to write the 4 – 1 – 0 code into this window

Before 1.5.2 software the login code of service menu was 1 – 2 – 3. It means first you have to
select 1, then 2, then 3. When you push OK► after 3, the service menu appears.
Entering the service menu the next picture appears on screen:

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 6.2. Software Version Menu
The ’>’ character signs at the end of line, that there is a submenu under this menu point and
the OK► key is for entering to this submenu. Entering this submenu you will find the
identification numbers of applications and boot loader versions for all HW elements, voice
prompts version, localization and config version numbers. When you make a service data
saving, the saved file contains all these information.
You can leave this submenu by ◄ key. To leave the Service Settings menu press the Menu
Close key.

6.3. HW Serial Numbers and Versions Menu

The ’>’ character signs at the end of line, that there is a submenu under this menu point and
the OK► key is for entering to this submenu. Entering this submenu you will find a list about
the version number ans serial number of HW elements, and the device identification number.
When You make a service data saving, the saved file contains all these information.
You can leave this submenu by ◄ key. To leave the Service Settings menu press the Menu
Close key.

6.4. Logs and Reports Menu /Saving logfile

This menu item gives the possibility to save the service data.
If you want to export the service log file, do the next steps:

1. Turn the device on

2. Enter configuration menu and then protected service menu (See 6.1)
3. Connect a FAT32 formatted pendrive to USB-A connector of the device
4. Select “Save service data” in "Logs and Reports Menu" within Service Settings menu.
The service data saving to the pendrive starts now.
5. When the text Storage State: Done it appears in the last line of the window, the
copy is finished. Now unplug the pendrive and switch off the defibrillator.
6. Data is downloaded in a directory called sdata_yyyymmdd_z where:
yyyy: year, mm: month, dd: day, z: ordinal number

This data are informative only for Innomed Service. The directory shall be zipped and sent to
Innomed with fault description to help localize the failure.

6.5. Deleting error flags

IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Please carefully read the description below, and strictly follow the instructions step by step. If
you miss a step, or mix up the order, it is possible that the device will be no longer operational
and main board replacement will be necessary. Therefore, carry out the operation, only if
indicated by Innomed Medical Inc. professionals.
1. If possible connect the CA360-B defibrillator to the mains, or be sure the energy of
battery is enough for couple minutes – during the action.
2. Switch on the defibrillator by pressing the ON/OFF ( ) button.
3. Enter the service menu (7.1)

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4. Press the Arrow key (OK►) to enter the [Calibrations menu]. Here, the clearing of error
flags can be done in two ways.

4.1. First, through the [Power panel menu] submenu:

4.1.1. Use the Arrow keys (▲) (▼) to move the cursor line on the [Power panel
menu].

Press the Arrow key (OK►) to enter the [Power panel menu]. In the menu, the cursor line
will be visible on the “Clear error flags” option (don’t move the cursor line, this option will
be needed to clear the error flags).

4.1.2. Press the Arrow key (OK►) to start to change the “Clear error flags”
option’s parameter. The colour of the parameter (“Off”) will change to green,
meaning that it can be modified. With Arrow keys (▲) (▼) change the
parameter to “On”, than press the Arrow key (OK►) to validate the selected
option.
4.1.3. To decline the selected option (before a validation of a selected option) press
Arrow key (◄) and the colour of the parameter will switch back to white in this
case too, and the parameter stays unmodified.
4.1.4. After the modification, press the Arrow key (◄) to return to the previous menu
level, to the [Calibrations menu].

4.1.5. To return to the main [Configuration menu], from [Calibrations menu],

press the Arrow key (◄) twice, or the soft key indicated with the [Menu Close]
option on the screen. Wait until the device is running a quick “SELFTEST” (a
quiet click will be audible), then the [Configuration menu] will appear again.
4.1.6. To exit from [Configuration menu] and begin to use the device, press [Menu
Close] option or Arrow key (◄).
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 4.1.7. To turn off the device, press the ON/OFF ( ) button at least for 2 seconds and
it will turn off.
4.2. The second way of clearing the error flags can be done through the [Defibrillator
Calibration Menu] submenu, in the [Calibrations menu].
4.2.1. If the device is turned OFF, repeat steps [1-8] (leave out the steps of [8.1] and
continue with the steps of [8.2]).
4.2.2. Move the cursor line with the Arrow keys (▲) (▼) to the [Defibrillator
Calibration Menu] option. Select Arrow key (OK►) to enter the submenu.
4.2.3. Press the Arrow key (OK►) to enter the [Defibrillator Calibration Menu].
In the menu, the cursor line will be visible on the “Clear Flag” option (the cursor
line cannot be moved, this is the only changeable option in the submenu).
4.2.4. Press the Arrow key (OK►) to start to change the “Clear Flag” option’s
parameter. The colour of the parameter (“Off”) will change to green, meaning
that it can be modified.
4.2.5. With Arrow keys (▲) (▼) change the parameter to “On”, than press the
Arrow key (OK►) to validate the selected option.
4.2.6. To decline the selected option (before a validation of a selected option) press
Arrow key (◄) and the colour of the parameter will switch back to white in this
case too, and the parameter stays unmodified.
4.2.7. After the modification, press the Arrow key (◄) to return to the previous menu
level, to the [Calibrations menu].

4.2.8. To return to the main [Configuration menu], from [Calibrations menu],

press the Arrow key (◄) twice, or the soft key indicated with the [Menu Close]
option on the screen. Wait until the device is running a quick “SELFTEST” (a
quiet click will be audible), then the [Configuration menu] will appear again.
4.2.9. To exit from [Configuration menu] and begin to use the device, press [Menu
Close] option or Arrow key (◄).
4.2.10. To turn off the device, press the ON/OFF ( ) button at least for 2 seconds and
it will turn off.

5. LAST STEPS: VERIFICATION OF THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE ERROR FLAGS:

5.1. Switch on the defibrillator by pressing the ON/OFF ( ) button.
5.2. Wait until the system boot (“SELFTEST”) proceeds and the screen of the SEMI
AUTO mode appears.
5.3. Switch to MANUAL mode with the soft key indicated as (MANUAL), on the left
side of the button panel.
5.4. The second row of the screen, the row of the technical and alarm notifications, should
be empty now. This indicates a successful flag clearing procedure.
5.5. If the error flags don’t disappear, repeat the procedure.
5.6. If the problem seems to be permanent, contact the service for further help and to
report the problem.

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 6.6. Calibrations Menu
In this menu point there are some possibilities to check the hardware elements, to measure
some parameter, to clear error flags. You can leave all the submenu items listed below by ◄
key.
NIBP calibration menu
This will work in a later version. You can leave this submenu by ◄ key.
Defibrillator Calibration Menu
We can see here the status flags of the defi board, the error log flags, and here is the
possibility to clear the defi board error flags. (See chapter 6.5)
Warning! Always be very careful with erasing the error flag!

Defibrillator Online Data Menu

Here You can find some online measured data from defi board, voltages, temperatures,
impedances. They may be important, when there is some problem on defi board.
You can check the impedance measurement here. Sort the defibrillator output with a
resistor. Below 200 the ImpImpDCLow line, beyond 200 the ImpImpDCHigh
shows the correct impedance.
Keyboard online data menu
This is the same as the previous menu item, but here we can find online measured data
from keyboard.
Defi Tester Calibration Menu
For later version
Impedance Calibration Menu
For later version
Battery calibration menu
Here we can read the status and error flags of the power board. Here is the possibility
to erase the power board error flags. See chapter 6.5.
Battery Online Data Menu
In this menu the battery parameters are readable, temperature, currents, voltages,
capacity, state. These parameters are measured only in the On state of the Online data.
Move the cursor by ▲▼ keys to online data line the press OK►. The color of ’Off’
text changes green. Press ▲ then OK►. Now the text is ’On’ in white color, and all
the data are measured continuously.

Important! Switch the Online data to ’Off’ state before you leave this menu point.

Select Device to Bridge

This is for service of manufacturer.

6.7. Self-Test Menu

Here is a possibility to test the printer. If you push the OK► key, the printer produces a short
printout with the character generator of the printer. In later versions there will be more self-
test possibilities.

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 6.8. Software Update Menu
The CA360-B software package is available from Innomed support.
Extract the received file into the root directory of a USB memory stick. The USB memory
stick has to be formatted to FAT32 before. Plug in the stick to the defibrillator.

 Start the upgrade always with fully charged battery and connect the device to the
mains.
 Connect the device to the mains
 Charge up the battery
 Switch on the defibrillator,
 Enter the configuration menu then service menu.

 Select Software Packet Update with OK►.

The device copies the software from the pendrive. Do not touch the defibrillator until
the process ends and the device automatically enters the configuration menu.
 Select Software Update Menu with OK► again.
 Select Load License File with OK►.
The device copies the license file from the pendrive. The process ends if “Loading
state: Done” message appears in the last line of the window.
 Quit this menu with ◄ key
 In Software Update Menu upgrade the software where “BAD” message can be read by
pushing OK► key.
 Defi Panel Software update starts, it is indicated by Download bar.
During downloading please ignore error messages on the display. Do not touch the
defibrillator in this time.
 At the end of download the service menu appears on screen.
 Select Software Update Menu again and the next software item indicated by BAD.
 Continue the process until the four BAD messages disappear.
 At the end of Power Panel Update, “Please wait for the switching off …” message
appears. It takes approximately 15 seconds.
 After switching off, remove the pendrive then turn the device on.
 Enter configuration menu.
 Set the timer.
 Switch the device off.

At the next switching the defibrillator will work on the new software.

Please note, if the upgrade is missed, or disturbed by the weak power source, or there was
some abnormal operator’s action during upgrade and the device could not finish it, most cases

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you cannot restart upgrade. In such cases only the factory can download the SW into the
processor board, so you have to send the board or the full device to the original manufacturer.
For this reason it is advised to upgrade only in service stations, not on the place of usage.

6.9. Software package ID

This is only an information about the version number of the software package, this is not a
selectable menu item.

6.10. Device ID
This is only information about the device
identification number, this is not a selectable
menu item.

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 6.11. Loading a License File in the CA360B defibrillator

Copy the new license files got from the Innomed Support to the root folder of an USB
pendrive. The license file is named like licence_xxxxxxxxxxxx.lic, where the xxxxxxxxxxxx
is the Device ID of the defibrillator. The pendrive must be formatted for FAT32 filesystem. It
is possible to copy more than one license files to the pendrive, the defibrillator will search for
the appropriate file automatically.

Enter to the service menu (section 6.1)

Enter the SoftwareUpdate Menu.

Enter the Load License File menu

The device will look for the appropriate license file in the root folder of the USB drive, and
copies it automatically
After the copy the defibrillator switches off automatically after a short beep.
Remove the pendrive
Switch on the defibrillator again
The Self-Test will start and should finish without any error
Now you can use the defibrillator.

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 7. Troubleshooting
7.1. Tasks in case of a malfunction:
 First check the “Trouble shooting” instructions at the end of the user’s manual
 If some of the accessories does not work, try to replace it if possible, and reduce the
place of the fault to one part. Use other cable, paddle, cuff, sensor and accessories to
do it.
 PCBs are very complex, high density SMD technology is used, so only complete PCB
replacing is possible
 Find the damaged PCB (do not mix up the PCBs inside, always take care of the
license code when trying to replace or build in modules.)
 Make a note of the exact error messages during self-test
 Take photos/video of the screen with error messages
 Download and send service log files for the manufacturer to analyze the stored
information
 Always check and inform us about the software version, serial number, device ID and
license code
 Use the latest firmware update available
 Provide as much information as you can
 Prefer written form instead of phone calls

What is to be done in case of defibrillator malfunction?

The CA360-B defibrillator stores every technical events under work with a timestamp into a
servicelog file. If the defibrillator does not work due to an error, then the user has to make a
note of the error circumstances and time and date of error appearance and has to read out the
servicelog file mentioned above. The date and time of error appearance is important, because
we can find the registry about that error in the log file according to the date and time.

Warning!
The date and time always be set accurately, the stored events, the printout and the
service log are only usable in this case.

Please send this servicelog directory in compressed form with a note of the failure time and
description to Innomed Medical. To read out the servicelog file the first step is to enter the
service menu.

Here we describe some failures, with proposal how to fix them:

SD card failure:

-In case of SD card problem, most possible the SD card connector contact error. Fix it with
removing SD card, clean contacts softly with rubber eraser, and push back.

-If it does not help, remove the SD card and format the card in a computer, in normal SD card
slot and install the card in the defi.
At earlier SW version than 1.7.9 you have to install the whole SW package, (advised the
newest release) that will write up the necessary files on the SD card.

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From SW version 1.7.9 or newer, it is possible to format SD card in the device from the
service menu and not necessary to install the SW again.

Power board failure:

The power board failure could lead the following effect:
 The device can not possible to turn on (or from battery or from mains)
 There is no battery charging.
 Printer doesn’t work
 Battery charging indication works badly
 Bad Function during Energy charging
 Failure at LED indication on the Front panel.
 Failure at Defi board function
In this case it is recommended to change the Power Board.

Processor Board (keyboard):

In case Windows boot error, the Colibri processor core panel should be changed, or
reprogrammed. Contact to Innomed Support!

ECG patient cable detection error:

If the device does not detect, or detects a wrong type for the plugged ECG patient cable, most
possible fault is the patient cable itself. Try to disconnect-connect, or change the cable.

SpO2 does not work:

After checking all possible error listed in User manual Troubleshooting chapter – most
possible faulty the SpO2 interface board. It is recommended to change the Interface board.

Self-test error at defiboard: most common problem is the humidity or condensation on the
board if the device has been used or stored under extremely high humidity conditions for a
long time or the temperature of the environment changed a lot quickly. In this case, keep the
device on, an/or put it to a dry warm environment. Repeat shock a few hours later.
Consult with the Innomed service, if necessary. This problem can occur only if the user
exceeds the limitations for environmental conditions.

Problems with patient impedance measurement / patient detection:

If the device does not detect the patient, check the paddle connection (Unplug-plug it). It must
be plugged in quite strong.
Check the connection between Adult and pediatric electrodes of the paddles. Turn off the
adult electrodes, check/clean the spring contacts.
Advised to make an impedance measuring test controlled by the service menu, written in
chapter 8.3

Patient detects failure during pacemaker operation with patch electrodes:

Turn of the pace mode!!! Disconnect and connect the patch electrodes and the patch extension
cable plug at the defibrillator. Try again.
Advised to make an impedance measuring test controlled by the service menu, written in
chapter: 6.6

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Paddles come out easily from the paddles holder:
In this case it is recommended to replace the paddle holders.

Problem with built in test patient load.

Check the contact in the paddle holders, inside the paddle at the pediatric/adult adaptor
contacts, and at the defi side.

Problem with built in test patient load.

Check the contact in the paddle sockets.

Warning!
The USB-B and Ethernet connector are reserved for future service functions. Do
not connect to them anything!

USB-A connector intend to use only for storing data to, or upgrade software from
USB Pendrive , or for service purpose accept a keyboard.

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 8. Checking and calibration

Some most important checks are described below, but the complete device checking
procedure can be found in the document: Technical requirements of CA360-B.

8.1. Defi energy and pacemaker current

Use calibrated defi energy tester
- Use manual asynchrony mode to check
different energy levels with paddles
- the difference must be less than ±1J or
±5%, which is higher, in case of shocks
delivered at any energy level, for 50 ohm
loading.
Energy set [J] Energy measured [J]
2 1–3
5 4–6
7 6–8
10 9 – 11
20 19 – 21
30 28,5 – 31,5
40 38 – 42
50 47,5 – 52,5
60 57 – 63
80 76 - 84
100 95 – 105
150 1142,5 – 157,5
200 190 – 210
270 256,5 – 283,5
360 342 - 378

Check pacemaker with calibrated defi tester

To check pacer use fixed pacer mode
 Check different current levels from 20 to 200mA.
 Difference must be less than ±5mA or ±5%, which is higher
 Check different rhythms from 30 to 200 BPM
Difference must be less than ±2 BPM or ±5%, which is higher
 Check pulse width, which must be 40ms ±1ms

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 Current check Rhythm check
Current set Current measured Rhythm set Rhythm measured
[mA] [mA] [BPS] [BPS]
20 15 – 25 30 28 – 32
50 45 – 55 50 47,5 – 52,5
100 95 – 105 100 95 – 105
150 142,5 – 157,5 150 142,5 – 157,5
200 190 – 210 200 190 - 210

8.2. NIBP calibration

Enter NIBP calibration menu

 Pressure calibration check:

Zero calibration check
250mmHg calibration check
 Air leakage test
Apply 150mmHg and wait 1 minute check
pressure drop (max. 6mmHg). If the
leakage is high, clean the valves with alcohol
 Pressure calibration: (only if the pressure check was failed)
Apply 0mmHg
Apply 250mmHg

Test arrangement for NIBP

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 8.3. Impedance calibration
The defibrillator measures patient impedance in two ranges, under 150 Ω and above 150 Ω.
The measuring is made about 90 kHz 1 mA sine wave current.
For checking use calibrated resistors, eg. 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000 ohms.

 Enter service menu

 Enter calibrations menu
 Enter defibrillator online data
 Check difference for resistance values
 Use ImpDCLow for values under 150 ohms
 Use ImpDCHigh for values over 150 ohms
 Check for short and open circuit

Resistor value for checking Checked parameter on display Displayed value

[] []
20 SERVICE_ID_ImpImpDcLow 15 – 25
50 SERVICE_ID_ImpImpDcLow 45 – 55
100 SERVICE_ID_ImpImpDcLow 90 – 110
500 SERVICE_ID_ImpImpDcHigh 450 – 550
1000 SERVICE_ID_ImpImpDcHigh
Short circuit SERVICE_ID_ImpImpDcLow < 15 
Open SERVICE_ID_ImpImpDcHigh > 1000 

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 8.4. ECG calibration
Under ECG calibration we check the working of ECG channels and the sensitivity of ECG
cannels. For this a calibrated ECG generator or signal generator is necessary.
Apply known amplitude and frequency signal to ECG input. (E.g. 1 mVpp 5 Hz sine wave
signal), and check the amplitude on screen or on printout. Do this check on all 12 channels
and paddle ECG channel too.

X2 and 20 mm -> 1 mV

X1 and 10 mm -> 1 mV

8.5. SpO2 calibration

For SpO2 calibration use the finger simulator, eg. BC Biomedical FingerSimTM.
Connect the SpO2 finger clip to defibrillator, and insert the finger simulator into clip. Use the
simulator regarding its instruction manual.
Check the pulse wave, the SpO2 value and pulse rate.

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 8.6. Self-test
Every time when the device is turned on, and during the user-programmable
automatic Wake-Up test, the self-test system is activated.

The Self-Test and Wake-Up Self-Test performs the following checks:

 Defi board communication, power and temperature

 HV charger, dumping and control signals
 Safety relay control
 High voltage component test
 ECG board communication and power
 Power board communication and power
 Battery pack communication and battery state
 Real Time Clock
 NIBP module communication (presence of module)
 SpO2 module communication (presence of module)
 Printer communication (presence of printer)
 Keyboard for stuck keys
 SD card presence
 Software version matching on all the boards

The Self-Test DOES NOT perform the following checks:

 Delivering test defi pulse

 Pacing test
 Quality check of the SD card
 Ethernet connector
 USB-A and USB-B connectors
 ECG cable connections and cable detect
 Paddle cable connections and cable detect
 SpO2 sensor cable connection
 NIBP pump, valve, cuff and hose test
 Printout on printer

8.7. Leakage current measurement and safety tests

After the defibrillator has been disassembled and assembled, it is always obligatory to
perform the safety checks
These tests must be perform periodically depending on local rules
The parameters you have to check:

 Insulation resistance
 Earth leakage current
 Patient leakage current

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 8.8. Devices and instruments for testing
 All kind of accessories (cables, sensors)
 USB memory stick (512MB-32GB FAT32 file system)
 Screwdrivers: Torx TX10 and Philips
 Digital multimeter for measuring current, voltage, resistance, short circuit
 Defibrillator tester (QED-6 or similar)
 Device for impedance measurement tests (resistors)
 Adaptor cables for HV
 Calibrated pressure meter and hose
 Devices for safety-technique measurements
 Calibrated ECG/signal generator
 Test fingers for SpO2 tests

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 9. Device’s blockdiagramms
This chapter is to know the electric structure of the defibrillator. It may be useful at
dismantling of the device.

9.1. Electrical module interconnections:

9.2. Keyboard blockdiagram

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 9.3. Defi board block diagram

9.4. Power board block diagram

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 10. CA360-B – Dismantling
Important!
Before You start the dismantling of defibrillator, definitely consult Innomed
experts, because the repair of defibrillator cards generally are not possible.

This section provides information about the dismantling and re-assembly

procedures for the CA360-B.

The CA360-B is dismantled in steps braking the unit down into its major
components.

Note! The necessary precautions against Electro Static Discharge (ESD) must be
taken. This applies to all handling of electrical components as well as printed
circuit boards and all service involving dismantling the CA 360 B.

Note! Before starting to dismantle operation you have to shoot down the device,
disconnect power cable and wait at least 2 minutes. Before handling High
Voltage parts such as HV-capacitor, HV-circuit etc., ensure that there is no
voltage using a high voltage probe (1000:1). High-voltage parts are identified
with the “Danger High-voltage” symbol. Be very careful when connecting the
high voltage probe- avoid touching the terminals and use proper insulation If
voltage is present, leave the unit until the HV-capacitor is fully drained. If the
capacitor remains charged it can be discharged by connecting a drain resistor
e.g. 47kohm, 17W, directly over the HV capacitor terminals for min. 30 sec.
Be very cautious when connecting the resistor and use proper insulation. When
storing an HV-capacitor, always leave it in a short-circuit state. When re-
assembling the CA360-B taking care that the various rubber seals are seated
correctly.

Important Whenever an operation of dismantling and re-assembly of the CA360-B is

carried out, a safety and performance check must be performed.

Tools needed:
 Torx screwdriver kit.
 Hexagon screwdriver kit
 Phillips screwdriver kit.
 Wire cutter

„Danger! High voltage” symbol:

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 10.1. Main components of the device

Back cover

Internal chassis

Front panel

Right paddle holder

Mains input

Power supply board

10.2. Defi test board

Battery package

Left paddle holder

High voltage
capacitors

Battery con board

Main power supply

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 10.3. Removing the Assembled paddle holders
1. Dismantling the CA360-B Paddle holders remove the three screws marked with
arrows on the Paddle holders.

Note! Do not remove the smaller screw holding the metal plate on the Paddle holders

M3 x 10
M4 x 20 hex socket screw
countersink hex socket screw

DO NOT remove !

M3 x 10
hex socket screw

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 10.4. Removing the Battery pack.
The battery is located behind the left paddle/pads holder, seen from the front.

1. Turn off the CA360-B and disconnect the main cable.

2. Remove the left paddle from the paddle holder.

3. Remove the left paddle holder (see instructions above)

4. Slacken the two screws marked with arrows on the battery.

Note! The screws are secured and cannot fall out.

5. Remove the battery by pulling the white band.

M3 x 16
torx socket T10

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 10.5. Removing the rear cover assembly.
Before you remove front and rear covers disconnect ECG cable, pacer cable/Defi cable,
main cable and all other accessories.

1. Remove the Paddle holders by performing the procedure “Removing the Paddle
holders”

2. Remove the battery by performing the procedure “Removing the battery”.

3. Remove the eight screws in the rear cover marked with arrows.

M3 x 12
torx socket T10

4. Place the CA 360 B with the front cover facing downward.

Note! To avoid damaging the front panel, place the CA 360 B on a soft fabric or
something similar.

5. Gently lift up the rear cover assembly until the connected printer cable (optional)
do not stretch.

6. Disconnect the printer cable.

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 10.6. Remove the rear cover assembly entirely

Printer cable connection

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 10.7. Removing the front cover assembly.
1. Remove the nine screws marked with arrows in the front panel.

M3 x 12
torx socket T10
dim. 3 mm washer

M3 x 8
M3 x 8
torx socket T10
torx socket T10
dim. 3 mm serrated washer
dim. 3 mm serrated washer

M3 x 8
M3 x 8 torx socket T10
torx socket T10 dim. 3 mm serrated washer
dim. 3 mm serrated washer

M3 x 40
cross head socket
dim. 3 mm washer

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 2. Carefully remove the front assembly from the black internal chassis until
connected cables do not stretch.

3. Gently disconnect the keyboard cable, and the internal ECG cable.

keyboard cable

internal ECG cable

With R-5673-7-G ECG board

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 10.8. Dismantling the front cover assembly
1. Disconnect all cable from keyboard to the connector rack. (electrical ribbon
cables, NIBP air tube.) By SpO2 option before disconnecting the SpO2 ribbon
cable you have to release the cable supporter.

2. Remove the connector rack assembly by lifting and pushing it carefully up toward
from the front cover.

3. To remove the NIBP module unscrew the marked screw on the board carefully
unlock the three pcb supports and lift the NIBP module while disconnect the
electrical plug.

4. To remove the ECG module, unscrew the marked screw on the board carefully
unlock the three pcb supports and lift the module while disconnect the electrical
plug.

pcb supports

Assembled
connector
rack

NIBP ECG module

module

M3 x 8
torx socket T10
dim. 3 mm serrated washer

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 5. To remove the keyboard, disconnect the display cables (a film cable and the
backlight cable)
6. Remove the nine screws marked with arrows to dismantle the keyboard circuit.

LCD cables

M3 x 8
torx socket T10
dim. 3 mm serrated washer

7. To remove the LCD, unscrew the four screws on the LCD holder, lift the holder
and remove the LCD.

M3 x 8
torx socket T10
dim. 3 mm serrated washer

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 10.9. Dismantling the internal assembled chassis.

1. To remove the power supply module, unscrew the seven screws on power supply
circuit board, marked with arrows.

2. To remove the battery connector board, remove the one screw as shown, and
carefully disconnect the electrical plug on the board

3. To remove the DEFI test board unscrew the marked screw, and pull out the board
from its slot.

4. Remove the high voltage capacitors cutting the cable ties.

Note ! The defi board and the power supply board are connected to each other with a
rigid multipin socket and plug. During remove operation you have to carefully
disconnect this socket and plug.
Defi test board and
fixing screw
M3 x 8 torx socket T10 M3 x 8 torx socket T10
dim. 3 mm serrated washer dim. 3 mm serrated washer M3 x 8 torx socket T10
dim. 3 mm serrated
washer

Battery connection
board

M3 x 8 torx socket T10

dim. 3 mm serrated
washer

M 3 x 30 Torx
HV capacitors socket T10
dim. 3 mm serrated
washer

Rigid
connection to
defi board
Power supply M 3 x 25 torx socket T10
module dim. 3 mm serrated washer

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 5. To remove defi board, unscrew the seven screws on the board marked with
arrows. Carefully lift the defi board from the internal chassis

Note! The defi board and the power supply board are connected to each other with a
rigid multipin socket and plug. If the power supply board is not removed before
this step you have to carefully disconnect this socket and plug to remove defi
board, see steps above!

At reassembly be very careful to connect the defi and power board, because you
misconnect them the defi and power board may be damaged.

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 11. Guide for safety tests according to EN60601-1:2007

Insulation resistance Line to case min. 2 Mohm

Insulation resistance Applied part to case min. 10 Mohm

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Earth leakage current Normal condition max. 500 uA

Earth leakage current SFC Open supply max. 1000 uA

Patient leakage current Normal condition

B, BF max. 100 uA, CF max. 10 uA

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Patient leakage current SFC Open supply
B, BF max. 500 uA, CF max. 50 uA

Patient leakage current SFC Open earth

B, BF max. 500 uA, CF max. 50 uA

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Patient leakage current SFC Mains on applied part
B, BF max. 500 uA, CF max. 50 uA

The measuring device (MD)

1k

10 k
15 n

mV

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