General-purpose ECG

CardiMax FX-8322/FX-8322R
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Service Manual

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Introduction

This manual provides technical information on "CardiMax FX-8322/FX-8322R" (hereafter referred to as

"FX-8322/FX-8322R") for Fukuda Denshi service personnel and authorized engineers.
Before performing maintenance or troubleshooting on the equipment, read the manual carefully in order to use it
correctly and safely.

When servicing or adjusting this equipment, strictly observe the cautions and procedures described in this service
manual. Failure to follow the instructions in this manual may lead to serious accidents.

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Safety Precautions

Indication of warning items: The following warning items indicate the extent of injury or damage that may result
from incorrect handling of the equipment not observing the warning precautions.

Failure to follow these instructions could cause death, serious

DANGER injury, or imminent danger of fire.

Failure to follow these instructions could cause death, serious

WARNING injury, or fire.

Failure to follow these instructions could cause injury or

CAUTION damage to the equipment.

Indication of symbols:
The following symbols indicate prohibition or compulsion of acts.

Indicates actions that are prohibited.

Detailed instructions are provided next to the icon.

Provides instructions on how to cope with dangers, warnings,

and cautions.
Detailed instructions are provided next to the icon.

Indicates actions that must be performed.

Detailed instructions are provided next to the icon.

A note is not related to product safety. A note provides

Note: information about the proper use and operating method to
prevent incorrect operation and trouble with the unit.

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Pay special attention to the following when using this service manual.
Read this "Warnings and Cautions" before using the FX-8322/FX-8322R so you can use the equipment correctly and
safely.
These warnings and cautions described here provide important information on equipment safety; and they must be
observed when using the equipment.

DANGER
Do not modify electronic devices for medical use.
Otherwise, the safety of FX-8322/FX-8322R cannot be ensured and the patient or
the operator may be exposed to dangerous situation.

CAUTION
This service manual is intended for use by authorized Fukuda Denshi service
personnel and technicians trained in medical electronic equipment.

Use proper facilities and tools when repairing and/or assembling the
FX-8322/FX-8322R.

When operating the equipment with its housing removed, a safety check will
be required after it has been assembled. Contact the related department of
Fukuda Denshi (International Sales Division) beforehand when operating the
equipment with its housing removed.

In order to avoid damage to electric parts by static electricity, operate the

equipment on a working desk with anti-static mat. Furthermore, make sure to
wear an anti-static wrist strap designed to discharge static electricity from
human body when operating the equipment.

Keep PC boards and electric parts that have been removed from the
equipment in a conductive bag in order to protect them from static electricity,
liquid spills and shock.

When replacing parts, make sure to only use parts that are specified for the
FX-8322/FX-8322R.

Use proper screwdrivers to tighten or loosen screws.

Make sure to use screws that are specified by Fukuda Denshi.

When reassembling, make sure all screws are tightened to original positions
and all disconnected connectors are reconnected properly.

Make sure to handle the FX-8322/FX-8322R according to the instructions

given in the [FX-8322/FX-8322R Operation Manual].
Also, refer to the operation manual for usage precautions.

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● Danger of Explosion

DANGER
Do not operate the FX-8322/FX-8322R in an atmosphere of flammable anesthetic
gas or oxygen in high concentration.
Explosion or fire may result.

Do not operate the FX-8322/FX-8322R within a hyperbaric oxygenation tank.

Explosion or fire may result.

Do not operate the FX-8322/FX-8322R in a place where flammable liquids or gases

such as anesthetics, oxygen, and hydrogen are used.
Explosion or fire may result.

● Labels

CAUTION

The DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION labels attached to FX-8322/FX-8322R

provide important information for using the equipment safely and properly.
Do not damage or erase characters on the labels.

● Transportation/Relocation

CAUTION
Do not use the equipment in locations subject to strong vibrations, excessive dust,
or in the vicinity of chemicals.
A failure may result.

Do not subject the FX-8322/FX-8322R to a strong impact or vibration. Be careful not

to drop it.
Electric shock or fire may result.

● Temperature

CAUTION
To avoid condensation due to sudden temperature change, leave the equipment in
the new environment until it cools/warms to ambient temperature.

Operating temperature range of the FX-8322/FX-8322R is between +10 and +40

degrees Celsius.
If the equipment had been stored in low temperature below +10 degrees Celsius, leave
the equipment in room temperature for some time before turning on its power.

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● Specified items

WARNING
Make sure to only use accessories and option items that are specified for the
FX-8322/FX-8322R.
Use of non-specified products may lead to inferior performance of the equipment,
including the possibilities of injury to the patient and operator as well as failure of the
equipment.

● Battery

WARNING
Never use batteries other than those specified for the FX-8322/FX-8322R.
Use of batteries other than those specified may result in a failure or inferior performance of
the equipment.

● Media cards

WARNING
Do not insert any media card into an incompatible card slot.
It may cause an injury to the patient or the operator, or result in a serious failure of the
equipment.

Never disassemble media cards. Do not touch the terminal of the SD card with your
hand.

Do not remove media cards from the equipment while data are being read or written
to them.
It may damage the media cards resulting in data loss and/or cause a failure of the
FX-8322/FX-8322R.

● Operation

WARNING
Do not unplug the AC power supply or remove the battery while the
FX-8322/FX-8322R is in operation.
To stop operating the FX-8322/FX-8322R, turn off its power by following the
instructions in the operation manual.
It could otherwise result in irreparable damage to the system files.

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● About Maintenance and Callibration

WARNING
If, during a safety inspection, a value that exceeds the allowable limit is confirmed,
immediately stop using the FX-8322/FX-8322R; then replace the defective part or
make proper repairs.
Failure to repair the unit can lead to a serious accident.

CAUTION
Note that we are not responsible for accidents caused by not performing
maintenance and inspection.

Make sure to carry out daily check before using the equipment.

Perform periodic inspections once every 6 to 12 months.

Periodic inspections are essential for preventing failures or accidents and maintaining
safety and effectiveness of the equipment.

Make sure to start using the equipment after due preparation.

Ensure that the equipment is installed correctly and that all cables are properly
connected.

Maintenance should be carried out by a specialist.

Use an electronic voltmeter or a digital voltmeter as a measuring instrument for the

daily/periodic check.

Make sure to clean each section after performing the check.

CAUTION
Remove the battery, media cards, etc. from the equipment before replacing any
parts.

When soldering a fuse, be careful not to let the soldering iron touch the fuse any
longer than necessary.
The heat may cause the fuse to melt.

Once a fuse is removed, it must not be reused even if it is conducting (not broken).
It may have been exposed to heat and/or mechanical stress during the process of being
removed from the PC board.

Also see individual precautions listed on each page.

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Overview of the Manual

The manual is intended for Fukuda Denshi service personnel and authorized engineers.
This service manual provides technical information on CardiMax FX-8322/FX-8322R. It has been prepared for
troubleshooting and repairing the equipment.
It contains the parts and assembly drawings of the FX-8322/FX-8322R, as well as descriptions to help you
understand the operating principles of the equipment.

This service manual consists of 12 chapters, and each chapter is structured as follows.

Chapter 1 Overview Describes the overview of the equipment.

Chapter 2 Specifications Describes the specifications and operating conditions.
Chapter 3 Names and Functions of Parts Describes the external appearance of the equipment as
well as names and functions of different connectors and
switches.
Chapter 4 Operational Description Describes the block diagrams and operational summaries
of each function block.
Chapter 5 Internal Connection Diagram Describes the power supply, signal connection and cable
diagrams.
Chapter 6 Spare Parts List Describes the spare parts list.
Chapter 7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure Describes the assembly drawings.
Chapter 8 Software Update Procedure Describes the software update procedure.
Chapter 9 Caution Labels Describes the label types and their attachment positions.
Chapter 10 Troubleshooting Describes the error message, trouble symptoms, causes
and remedies.
Chapter 11 Maintenance Describes how to clean the equipment, etc.
Chapter 12 Daily and Periodic Checks Describes information regarding the daily and periodic
check items.

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Contents

1 Overview ............................................................................................................................................... 1-1

2 Specifications ....................................................................................................................................... 2-1

2-1 Safety ........................................................................................................................................ 2-1
2-2 Power Supply ............................................................................................................................ 2-1
2-3 Cardioverter............................................................................................................................... 2-1
2-4 Functional Specifications ........................................................................................................... 2-1
2-5 Environmental Conditions.......................................................................................................... 2-2
2-6 Outside Dimensions/Weight ...................................................................................................... 2-2
2-7 Guidance for EMC..................................................................................................................... 2-3
2-7-1 Compliance with Electromagnetic Emissions ............................................................... 2-3
2-7-2 Compliance with Electromagnetic Immunity (1)............................................................ 2-3
2-7-3 Compliance with Electromagnetic Immunity (2)............................................................ 2-4
2-7-4 Recommended Separation Distance between Portable/Mobile RF Communications
Equipment and the FX-8322/FX-8322R .................................................................. 2-5
2-7-5 Interference by Electric Cautery ................................................................................... 2-5

3 Names and Functions of Parts............................................................................................................ 3-1

3-1 Outside Drawing of the Equipment ............................................................................................ 3-1
3-2 Names and Descriptions of Parts .............................................................................................. 3-2

4 Operational Description....................................................................................................................... 4-1

4-1 Hardware Overview ................................................................................................................... 4-1
4-2 System Block Diagram .............................................................................................................. 4-2
4-3 Operational Description ............................................................................................................. 4-3
4-3-1 Primary Power Supply Unit........................................................................................... 4-3
4-3-2 CPU Board Section ...................................................................................................... 4-4
4-3-2-1 Secondary Power Supply Unit ......................................................................... 4-4
4-3-2-2 Bus I/F ............................................................................................................. 4-6
4-3-2-3 Thermal Head Control Section......................................................................... 4-6
4-3-2-4 Motor Drive Section ......................................................................................... 4-7
4-3-2-5 Sensor Drive Section ....................................................................................... 4-8
4-3-2-6 USB I/F Section ............................................................................................... 4-8
4-3-2-7 SD CARD I/F Section ...................................................................................... 4-9
4-3-2-8 RS-232C I/F Section ........................................................................................ 4-9
4-3-2-9 Sound I/F Section ............................................................................................ 4-9
4-3-2-10 R-Sync I/F Section....................................................................................... 4-10
4-3-3 ECG Amp Board Section ............................................................................................ 4-10
4-3-4 Operation Board Section .............................................................................................4-11
4-3-5 CRT Board Section..................................................................................................... 4-12

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5 Internal Connection Diagram .............................................................................................................. 5-1

6 Spare Parts List .................................................................................................................................... 6-1

7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure.............................................................................................. 7-1

7-1 Upper Case Block (1/2) ............................................................................................................. 7-1
7-2 Upper Case Block (2/2) ............................................................................................................. 7-2
7-3 Lower Case Block (1/4) ............................................................................................................. 7-3
7-4 Lower Case Block (2/4) ............................................................................................................. 7-4
7-5 Lower Case Block (3/4) ............................................................................................................. 7-5
7-6 Lower Case Block (4/4) ............................................................................................................. 7-6
7-7 Recorder Block (1/8).................................................................................................................. 7-7
7-8 Recorder Block (2/8).................................................................................................................. 7-8
7-9 Recorder Block (3/8).................................................................................................................. 7-9
7-10 Recorder Block (4/8).............................................................................................................. 7-10
7-11 Recorder Block (5/8) .............................................................................................................. 7-11
7-12 Recorder Block (6/8).............................................................................................................. 7-12
7-13 Recorder Block (7/8).............................................................................................................. 7-13
7-14 Recorder Block (8/8).............................................................................................................. 7-14
7-15 CRT Block (For FX-8322R).................................................................................................... 7-15
7-16 General Assembly Drawing ................................................................................................... 7-16
7-17 Outside Drawing .................................................................................................................... 7-17

8 Software Update Procedure................................................................................................................. 8-1

9 Caution Labels...................................................................................................................................... 9-1

10 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................... 10-1

10-1 Repair and Service ................................................................................................................ 10-1
10-1-1 When ECG Recording is Unstable............................................................................ 10-1
10-1-2 When the Equipment Does Not Operate Normally ................................................... 10-2
10-2 When an Error Message is Displayed ................................................................................... 10-3
10-3 Hardware Troubles ................................................................................................................ 10-5
10-3-1 Trouble On Start-up .................................................................................................. 10-6
10-3-2 Trouble During Operation.......................................................................................... 10-7
10-3-2-1 ECG ............................................................................................................. 10-7
10-3-2-2 LCD.............................................................................................................. 10-8
10-3-2-3 Recording and Recorders ............................................................................ 10-9
10-3-2-4 Keys............................................................................................................. 10-9
10-3-2-5 Other .......................................................................................................... 10-10

11 Maintenance...................................................................................................................................... 11-1
11-1 Notes on Maintenance ........................................................................................................... 11-1

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 11-2 Cleaning .................................................................................................................................11-2
11-3 Replacing On-board Parts ......................................................................................................11-3
11-3-1 Removing the CPU BOARD (PCB-7285)...................................................................11-4
11-3-1-1 Removing the Battery....................................................................................11-4
11-3-1-2 Removing the Upper and Lower Cases ........................................................11-5
11-3-1-3 Removing Cables, Screws and Panels .........................................................11-6
11-3-1-4 Removing CRT BOARD ................................................................................11-6
11-3-1-5 Removing CPU BOARD................................................................................11-7
11-3-2 Removing the OPERATION BOARD (PCB-7359) .....................................................11-8
11-3-3 Removing the LCD Module........................................................................................11-9
11-3-4 Removing the ECG AMP BOARD (PCB-6731) ........................................................11-10
11-3-4-1 Removing the Upper and Lower Cases ......................................................11-10
11-3-4-2 Removing Cables, Screws and Panels .......................................................11-10
11-3-4-3 Removing the Recorder Unit.......................................................................11-10
11-3-4-4 Removing the Power Supply Unit ............................................................... 11-11
11-3-4-5 Removing the ECG AMP BOARD (with case).............................................11-12
11-3-4-6 Removing the ECG AMP Board ..................................................................11-12
11-4 Safety Block Diagram ...........................................................................................................11-13

12 Daily and Periodic Checks .............................................................................................................. 12-1

12-1 Cautions on Maintenance and Inspection.............................................................................. 12-1
12-2 Daily Check ........................................................................................................................... 12-2
12-2-1 Visual Check............................................................................................................. 12-3
12-2-2 Mechanical Check .................................................................................................... 12-3
12-2-3 Electrical Check........................................................................................................ 12-3
12-3 Periodic Check ...................................................................................................................... 12-4
12-3-1 Safety Check (6 items) ............................................................................................. 12-5
12-3-1-1 Resistor Network ......................................................................................... 12-6
12-3-1-2 Earth Leakage Current ................................................................................ 12-7
12-3-1-3 Enclosure Leakage Current ......................................................................... 12-7
12-3-1-4 Patient Leakage Current I ............................................................................ 12-7
12-3-1-5 Patient Leakage Current III .......................................................................... 12-7
12-3-1-6 Patient Measurement Current...................................................................... 12-7
12-3-1-7 Protective Earth Resistance......................................................................... 12-8
12-3-2 Visual check ............................................................................................................. 12-8
12-3-3 Mechanical Check .................................................................................................... 12-8
12-3-4 Maintenance Test...................................................................................................... 12-9
12-3-5 Manufacturer Maintenance ..................................................................................... 12-10
12-3-5-1 AMP Status ................................................................................................ 12-13
12-3-5-2 Recorder Test ............................................................................................ 12-14
12-3-5-3 I/O Test ...................................................................................................... 12-15
12-3-5-4 Adjust Touch Panel .................................................................................... 12-16
12-3-5-5 Keyboard Test............................................................................................ 12-17
12-3-5-6 Board ID..................................................................................................... 12-17

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12-3-5-7 Mac Address .............................................................................................. 12-18
12-3-5-8 Log Output ................................................................................................. 12-19
12-3-5-9 Factory Default Setting .............................................................................. 12-20
12-3-5-10 Install........................................................................................................ 12-21
12-3-5-11 Uninstall ................................................................................................... 12-22

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 Chapter 1 Overview

Chapter
Overview
1
1 Overview ...........................................................................................................................1-1
Chapter 1 Overview
 Chapter 1 Overview

1 Overview

y The FX-8322/FX-8322R is a general purpose ECG that can be used for screening heart diseases as well as
for general ECG examinations, by performing ECG examinations with a minimum of 12 leads including
limb and chest leads and recording ECG data and their measurement results in health clinics and hospitals.
For the FX-8322R, external monitor can be connected.

y Its features are as follows:

1) A 6.5-inch color TFT LCD display provides superior visibility over the FX-7402.
2) Z-fold paper can now be built into the unit, enabling easier transportation from the trolley.
3) The FX-8322/FX-8322R thermal outputs 2D result report presenting a heart illustration based on
observation and measurement results, as well as treatment information which can be useful for informed
consent.
4) It presents the ECG device states and abnormal states as icons to notify the user of any relevant event. It
also displays messages to help the user recover from any abnormal state.

y The outside drawing of the FX-8322R is shown below.

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Chapter 1 Overview

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 Chapter 2 Specifications

Chapter
Specifications
2
2 Specifications ....................................................................................................................2-1
2-1 Safety ...................................................................................................................2-1
2-2 Power Supply .......................................................................................................2-1
2-3 Cardioverter..........................................................................................................2-1
2-4 Functional Specifications......................................................................................2-1
2-5 Environmental Conditions.....................................................................................2-2
2-6 Outside Dimensions/Weight .................................................................................2-2
2-7 Guidance for EMC................................................................................................2-3
2-7-1 Compliance with Electromagnetic Emissions........................................2-3
2-7-2 Compliance with Electromagnetic Immunity (1) ....................................2-3
2-7-3 Compliance with Electromagnetic Immunity (2) ....................................2-4
2-7-4 Recommended Separation Distance between Portable/Mobile RF
Communications Equipment and the FX-8322......................................2-5
2-7-5 Interference by Electric Cautery............................................................2-5
Chapter 2 Specifications
 Chapter 2 Specifications

2 Specifications

2-1 Safety
y Protection against electric shock Internally-powered equipment; CF type attachment

2-2 Power Supply

y AC power 100 – 240V AC 50/60Hz
y DC power 14.8V DC (when optional battery is used)
y Power consumption (AC) 100VA (AC), 80W (DC)
y 12V power supply for vehicles Unavailable

2-3 Cardioverter
y Energy contribution 10% or less
y Recovery time 10 seconds or less

2-4 Functional Specifications

y ECG input
Input impedance 50M ohms or greater (excluding lead cable)
Polarization voltage ±550mV or greater
Maximum allowed overvoltage 1Vp-p, 10 seconds
Lead selector Standard 12 leads; Error within ±5% range
Time constant 3.2 seconds or greater
Sampling rate 8,000/sec
Skew between leads 0 seconds
Standard sensitivity 10mm/mV
Sensitivity switch 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2, Automatic
Sensitivity stability Aging variation within ±3% range
Sensitivity precision Error within ±5% range
Common mode rejection 103dB or greater (AC filter)
Filter High-pass; Low-pass; Drift; AC; Muscle
Heart rate detection range/precision 20 to 300bpm/±2bpm
ECG synchronizing signal 5V output

y Display
Display Color TFT LCD module (640 × 480 dots)
LED AC power supply; Charging; Charging error

y Recording
Recording system Thermal array head
Recording resolution Deflection axis : 8dot/mm
Time axis : 500μsec
Recording speed 5, 10, 12.5, 25 and 50mm/sec
Recording channels 3 , 6 and 12ch
Supported recording paper OP-69TE Built-in Type Roll Paper 30M

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OP-618TE Built-in Type Roll Paper 30M

OP-621TE External Type Roll Paper
(Backside patient’s chart 100M)
OP-621TEU-5 External Type Roll Paper (Thin: 100M)
OP-621TE300M-U External Type Roll Paper (Thin: 300M）
OP-622TE External Type Roll Paper
(Backside patient’s chart: White paper 100M）
OP-623TE External Type Roll Paper
(Thin: White paper 100M)
OP-623TE300M External Type Roll Paper
(Thin: White paper 300M)
y Operation
Key panel [On]/[Off] (Stby) keys, [Start]/[Stop] keys, [Review] key,
[1mV] key, [Inst] key, [Lead ←] and [Lead →] keys, and
[Sensitivity] key, full keyboard

y Filing SD card, USB memory

y Communication Serial (RS-232C) × 2; LAN (100Base T) × 1

2-5 Environmental Conditions

y Operation environment
Ambient temperature +10 to +40 degrees Celsius
Relative humidity 25 to 95% (no condensation allowed)

y Transportation and storage environment (non-packed state)

Ambient temperature -10 to +50 degrees Celsius
Relative humidity 10 to 95% (no condensation allowed)

y Transportation and storage environment (packed state)

Ambient temperature -10 to +50 degrees Celsius
Relative humidity 10 to 95% (no condensation allowed)

y Storage environment (specified items: recording paper and battery pack)

Ambient temperature -10 to +35 degrees Celsius
Relative humidity 20 to 80% (no condensation allowed)

2-6 Outside Dimensions/Weight

y Outside dimensions 370mm × 320mm × 90mm (W × D × H)
y Weight 5.2kg ± 0.5kg

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2-7 Guidance for EMC

2-7-1 Compliance with Electromagnetic Emissions

This equipment is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified in the following table.
Before using the FX-8322/FX-8322R, check the environment of the site where it is used.

Emission test Compliance Electromagnetic environment/guidance

This equipment uses RF energy for its internal functions only. Therefore, its RF
RF emission
Group 1 emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference with the
CISPR 11
electronic equipment installed nearby.
This equipment is intended for use in all types of buildings including private
RF emission
Class B houses. The equipment can be connected directly to the commercial
CISPR 11
low-voltage power supply in buildings used for domestic purposes.

2-7-2 Compliance with Electromagnetic Immunity (1)

This equipment is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified in the following table.

IEC 60601 Electromagnetic

Immunity test Compliance level
Test level environment/guidance
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) ±6kV Contact ±6kV Contact It is desirable that the floor material be
IEC 61000-4-2 ±8kV Air ±8kV Air wood, concrete, or ceramic tile. If the floor
is covered with a synthetic material,
relative humidity should be 30% or higher.
Electrically fast ±2kV Power supply lines ±2kV Power supply lines It is desirable that the quality the power
transition/burst ±1kV Input/output lines ±1kV Input/output lines supply be equivalent to that of a standard
IEC 61000-4-4 commercial or hospital environment.
Surge ±1kV Differential mode ±1kV Differential mode It is desirable that the quality the power
IEC 61000-4-5 ±2kV Common mode ±2kV Common mode supply be equivalent to that of a standard
commercial or hospital environment.
Voltage drops, dips, and <5% UT (>95% drop in UT) <5% UT (>95% drop in UT) It is desirable that the quality the power
fluctuations of input power for 0.5 cycles for 0.5 cycles supply be equivalent to that of a standard
supply line 40% UT (60% drop in UT) 40% UT (60% drop in UT) commercial or hospital environment.
IEC 61000-4-11 for 5 cycles for 5 cycles If the user of this equipment requires
70% UT (30% drop in UT) 70% UT (30% drop in UT) continuous operation even during a power
for 25 cycles for 25 cycles failure, it is recommended to use an
<5% UT (>95% drop in UT) <5% UT (>95% drop in UT) uninterruptible power supply or a battery
for 5 seconds for 5 seconds (optional).
Magnetic field of commercial 3 A/m 3 A/m It is desirable that the power frequency
frequency (50/60 Hz) magnetic field have the same
IEC 61000-4-8 characteristics as those of general locations
in a standard commercial or hospital
environment.

NOTE: UT puts priority on the AC power supply voltage over the applied test level.

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2-7-3 Compliance with Electromagnetic Immunity (2)

The FX-8322/FX-8322R is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified in the following table.

IEC 60601 Compliance

Immunity test Electromagnetic environment/guidance
Test level level

Do not use portable or mobile RF

communications equipment in a place closer to
any part of the FX-8322/FX-8322R (including
cables) than the recommended separation distance
calculated with the formula applicable to the
transmitter frequency ranges shown below.

Recommended separation distance

Conducting RF 3 Vrms 3 Vrms d = 1.2 Ｐ 26MHz to 80MHz

IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80 MHz

Radial RF 3 V/m 3 V/m d = 1.2 Ｐ 80MHz to 800MHz

IEC 61000-4-3 80 MHz to 2.5 GHz
d = 2.3 Ｐ 800MHz to 2.5GHz

P is the maximum output power rating of the

transmitter in watts (W) according to the
transmitter manufacturer, and d is the
recommended separation distance in meters (m).

The field strength from fixed RF transmitters

(determined based on the result of
electromagnetic survey a) must be lower than the
compliance level in each frequency range b.

Interference may occur near the equipment

marked with the following symbol.

NOTE 1: The separation distance for higher frequency range applies to 80 MHz and 80 MHz respectively.
NOTE 2: These guidelines may not apply to all situations.
Electromagnetic propagation is affected by reflection and absorption from buildings, objects, and people.

a The field strength of fixed transmitters such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) phones and land mobile
radios, amateur radio, AM/FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast base stations cannot be predicted theoretically with
accuracy.
To assess the electromagnetic environment produced by fixed RF transmitters properly, perform electromagnetic
survey at site.
If the measured field strength at site where this equipment is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level shown
above, the equipment should be monitored to assure normal operation. If an abnormality is found, additional measures
such as re-orienting or relocating this equipment may be required.

b It is desirable that the field strength be 3 V/m or less for the frequencies that do not fall within the 150 KHz to 80
MHz range.

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2-7-4 Recommended Separation Distance between Portable/Mobile RF Communications

Equipment and the FX-8322/FX-8322R

This equipment is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment where RF emission interference is controlled.
The electromagnetic interference can be prevented during operation by controlling the minimum distance between the
portable/mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and this equipment shown below (recommended values
based on the maximum output power of the transmitter).

Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter

m
Rated maximum 26 MHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
output power of
transmitter
d = 1.2 Ｐ d = 1.2 Ｐ d = 2.3 Ｐ
W
0.01 0.12 0.12 0.23
0.1 0.38 0.38 0.73
1 1.2 1.2 2.3
10 3.8 3.8 7.3
100 12 12 23

For transmitters rated at the maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation
distance d in meters (m) can be estimated using the formula applicable to the frequency of the
transmitter. P in the formula is the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W)
according to the transmitter manufacturer.

NOTE 1: The separation distance for higher frequency range applies to 80 MHz and 800 MHz
respectively.
NOTE 2: These guidelines may not apply to all situations.
Electromagnetic propagation is affected by reflection and absorption from buildings, objects,
and people.

2-7-5 Interference by Electric Cautery

The FX-8322/FX-8322R is protected against the operation failure caused by the use in combination with the electric
cautery specified below.

IEC 60601
Immunity test Compliance level Electromagnetic environment/guidance
Test level
While the electric cautery is generating RF
energy, the noise level of the waveform
displayed/recorded in the FX-8322/FX-8322R
Incision mode Output power: 300 W Output power: 300 W
increases. The original level is restored in 10
seconds after the generation of RF energy is
stopped.
If waveforms during the period including
Coagulation mode Output power: 100 W Output power: 100 W generation of RF energy are analyzed, effective
examination result may not be obtained.

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 Chapter 3 Names and Functions of Parts

Chapter 3
Names and Functions of Parts

3 Names and Functions of Parts ..........................................................................................3-1

3-1 Outside Drawing of the Equipment .......................................................................3-1
3-2 Names and Descriptions of Parts .........................................................................3-2
Chapter 3 Names and Functions of Parts
 Chapter 3 Names and Functions of Parts

3 Names and Functions of Parts

3-1 Outside Drawing of the Equipment

(7) Paper tray

(8) Thermal head (20) Upper housing

(5) LCD

(3) AC lamp (Blue)

(6) Touch key

(19) R-wave
synchronized
signal
(17) Paper tray open button

(2) [On]/[Off Stby] key (10) USB ports 1-2

(9) SD card slot

(4) Charge lamp (Blue/orange)
(1) Operation panel

(16) Battery slot

(21) Lower housing

(11) Power connector

(15) LAN port

(13) Lead connector

(18) External monitor

connector
(FX-8322R)
(14) Serial ports 1-2

(12) Potential
equalization
terminal

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3-2 Names and Descriptions of Parts

1. Operation panel
[Start]/[Stop] key Starts/stops recording.
[Review] key Starts recording the ECG waveform 10 seconds earlier.
[Reset] key Resets the input waveform.
[1mV] key Inserts a calibration wave.
[Lead ] and [Lead ] keys Switches the lead.
[Sensitivity] key Switches the sensitivity.
Full key board Allows to input alphanumeric letters and symbols.
2. [On]/[Off Stby] key Turns the power ON/OFF.
3. AC lamp (Blue) Stays on while the equipment is connected to AC power supply.
4. Charge lamp (Blue/orange) Stays blue while charging is in progress, and goes off when charging is
completed. It will become orange when charging error occurs.
5. LCD Displays ECG waveforms and patient information.
6. Touch key Executes its designated function.
7. Paper tray Load the recording paper.
8. Thermal head Records ECG waveform and prints the analysis result, etc.
9. SD card slot Stores ECG data on SD card and plays back data.
10. USB ports 1-2 Connects USB devices such as USB memory.
11. Power connector Connects the power cable.
12. Potential equalization terminal Connects the ground wire.
13. Lead connector Connects the lead cable.
14. Serial ports 1-2 Connects other devices.
15. LAN port Connects a PC.
16. Battery slot For built-in battery.
17. Paper tray open button Opens the paper tray.
18. External monitor connector Connects the external monitor.(FX-8322R)
19. R-wave synchronized signal Outputs R-wave synchronized signal of the ECG.
20. Upper housing
21. Lower housing

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 Chapter 4 Operational Description

Chapter 4
Operational Description

4 Operational Description.....................................................................................................4-1
4-1 Hardware Overview..............................................................................................4-1
4-2 System Block Diagram .........................................................................................4-2
4-3 Operational Description ........................................................................................4-3
4-3-1 Primary Power Supply Unit ...................................................................4-3
4-3-2 CPU Board Section...............................................................................4-4
4-3-2-1 Secondary Power Supply Unit .................................................4-4
4-3-2-2 Bus I/F .....................................................................................4-6
4-3-2-3 Thermal Head Control Section ................................................4-6
4-3-2-4 Motor Drive Section .................................................................4-7
4-3-2-5 Sensor Drive Section...............................................................4-8
4-3-2-6 USB I/F Section .......................................................................4-8
4-3-2-7 SD CARD I/F Section ..............................................................4-9
4-3-2-8 RS-232C I/F Section................................................................4-9
4-3-2-9 Sound I/F Section ....................................................................4-9
4-3-2-10 R-Sync I/F Section.................................................................4-10
4-3-3 ECG Amp Board Section.....................................................................4-10
4-3-4 Operation Board Section..................................................................... 4-11
4-3-5 CRT Board Section .............................................................................4-12
Chapter 4 Operational Description
 Chapter 4 Operational Description

4 Operational Description

4-1 Hardware Overview

y ECG waveforms from the patient are printed on recording paper.
y High-precision color LCD displays highly detailed ECG data.
y The general configuration diagram of the FX-8322/FX-8322R, including optional configurations, is shown
below.
Dashed lines indicate the optional configurations.

Wireless IC Card Barcode USB Memory

LAN module Reader reader

DMS
USB x 2

R-SYNC LAN 100 Base T

SD Slot x 1 ECG Unit

SD Card FX-8322/FX-8322R Patient

RS232C x 2

External Monitor
(FX-8322R)
Master Table

Built-in Battery

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Chapter 4 Operational Description

4-2 System Block Diagram

y The internal block diagram and general specifications of FX-8322/FX-8322R body unit are shown below.
The following describes the blocks in bold.

AC IN CRT Board Section FAN Speaker LAN RS-232C SD CARD USB R-SYNC
（FX-8322R）

Battery

Primary Power CPU Board Section & Secondary Power Supply Unit
Supply Unit (PCB-7285)

ECG Amp Board

Operation Board Section
Section
(PCB-6731) (PCB-7359)

Sensor Board Section

Thermal Head Touch Operation
(PCB-7344) LCD
Motor Panel Panel

Block name Outline of specification items Remarks

Primary power supply unit Switching power supply : Single power supply output
CPU board section & Charging/discharging control; generation of : PCB-7285
secondary power supply various power supplies
unit
Bus I/F : 16bit bus
Thermal head control :
Motor drive :
Sensor drive :
USB I/F : Supports Full Speed and Low Speed
SD CARD I/F :
RS-232C I/F :
Sound I/F
R-Sync I/F
ECG Amp board section ECG input : PCB-6731
Operation board section KEY, LCD I/F, and touch panel I/F : PCB-7359
CRT Board section External monitor I/F : PCB-7286

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4-3 Operational Description

4-3-1 Primary Power Supply Unit

y The functional block diagram of the primary power supply unit is shown below.

AC90 ~ 264V +18V

Inrush Current
47 ~ 63Hz Prevention +18V
Circuit Generation
Fuse
Unit
+
Line Filter
Fuse Switching Feedback
Section Section

y The primary power supply unit accepts voltages from 90V to 264V AC.
+18V is output using rectification and switching power supply.

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Chapter 4 Operational Description

4-3-2 CPU Board Section

4-3-2-1 Secondary Power Supply Unit

y The block diagram regarding the secondary power supply circuit is shown below.

Primary power
18V DC
supply input
Battery input 14.8V DC
C C
Battery
N N

+3.3V +3.0V
DC-DC DC-DC DC-DC1
+5V Power Supply +1.8V
DC-DC2
for CPU
+1.375V
DC-DC3
+8V to +20V +1.35V
DC-DC LDO1
For motor +1.35V
LDO2

DC-DC +24V

For thermal +2.5V

LDO
DC-DC +12V
Power Supply for +1.2V
For LCD backlight FPGA

REG +5Vstby

REG +5Vtmp

CHARGE IC

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 Chapter 4 Operational Description

y The secondary power supply circuit performs the following operations.

y Charge control: Controls and manages the charging of the lithium-ion secondary battery.
The battery is charged only when the temperature is within the specified range;
and charging will be aborted, even while charging is in progress, if any
abnormal temperature is detected. Constant-voltage/current system is used for
power supply control.
y Discharge control: It switches between AC and battery operation; and it controls the timing of the
circuit power ON/OFF.
y +8V to +20V: DC/DC converter is used to generate the power supply required for motor
drive.
y +24V power supply: DC/DC converter is used to generate the power supply required for the thermal
head unit.
y +12V power supply: DC/DC converter is used to generate the power supply required for the LCD
backlight and fan.
y +5V power supply: DC/DC converter is used to generate the power supply required for the
RS-232C I/F and USB I/F circuits. It is also used to generate the power supply
required by the FPGA.
y +3.3V power supply: DC/DC converter is used to generate the power supply required for each logic
circuit. It is also used to generate the power supply required for the CPU.
y +3.0V power supply: This is an I/O power supply required for the CPU, and is generated using the
DC/DC converter.
y +1.8V power supply: This is an I/O power supply required for the CPU, and is generated using the
DC/DC converter.
y +1.375V power supply: This is the core power supply required for the CPU, and is generated using the
DC/DC converter.
y +1.35V power supply: This is the PLL power supply required for the CPU, and is generated using the
DC/DC converter.
y +2.5V power supply: This is the power supply required for the FPGA and PROM, and is generated
by the LDO.
y +1.2V power supply: This is the core power supply required for the FPGA, and is generated by the
LDO.

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4-3-2-2 Bus I/F

y The block diagram regarding the bus I/F is shown below.

32-bit bus
CPU SDRAM

16-bit bus

FPGA LAN Ctrl FLASH ROM

y The FPGA, LAN controller and FLASH ROM are connected to the MAIN BUS. The MAIN BUS has a bus
width of 16 bits.
y SD RAM is connected to a dedicated 32-bit bus.

4-3-2-3 Thermal Head Control Section

y The block diagram regarding the thermal head control section is shown below.

PCB-7285

CPU
Thermal Head

Temperature data
Printing
16-bit Bus

data
FPGA OVH
Detection

Data, Strobe
Power
supply
24V Power
Supply

y The thermal head performs printing as follows. The CPU sets the drawing data inside the built-in SRAM of
the FPGA with the same timing as the interrupt from the FPGA. The FPGA sets the drawing data from the
CPU to the feeding rate and then transfers them to the thermal head. The CPU reads the temperature data of
the thermal head and outputs them as strobe data to the FPGA upon adding the temperature conditions. The
FPGA monitors overheating, paper end and tray up. When any of these are detected, the FPGA interrupts
the data transfer and the strobe signal to the thermal head, and stops the printing operation.

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4-3-2-4 Motor Drive Section

y The block diagram of the motor drive section is shown below.

PCB-7285
CPU

Feeding rate data

Motor driver Motor
drive pulse drive signal
FPGA Stepping
Motor Driver Motor

Motor Driver
Secondary power supply Power Supply

y The motor is controlled as follows. CPU sets the paper speed data to the FPGA. The FPGA, given that there
is no paper end or tray up, outputs a drive pulse to the motor driver based on the value set from the CPU.
The motor driver drives the stepping motor at the frequency and current values that correspond to the drive
pulse. The FGPA also controls the motor drive power and supplies adequate voltage corresponding to the
feeding rate to the motor driver.

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4-3-2-5 Sensor Drive Section

y The block diagram of the sensor drive section is shown below.

CPU

Detected Threshold
signal Amplify

Compare
FPGA
Buffer
Photo
Sensor drive Transistor Sensor output
pulse

Paper

y The paper end sensor and mark sensor are controlled as follows. The sensor drive pulse output from the
FPGA is input to the phototransistor via a buffer. The sensor output signal having a voltage value according
to reflectance is amplified by the amplifier and compared against the set threshold. After the comparison,
the detected signal is input to the FPGA; and paper and mark information are finalized after the chattering
process has been performed inside the FPGA. This information is used for the motor or thermal signals, or
transferred to the CPU as a detection result.

4-3-2-6 USB I/F Section

y The block diagram of the USB I/F section is shown below.

USB Power
Control Device

Ch1
CPU Transceiver USB
Connector

Ch2
Transceiver USB
Connector

y The USB I/F has 2 channels worth of circuits; and the I/F is acquired via a USB-dedicated transceiver. It
also incorporates a USB power control device as protection against overcurrent. When overcurrent is
detected, the power supply to the USB device is stopped and a signal notifying the overcurrent state is
transferred to the CPU. The USB I/F section supports Full Speed and Low Speed devices.

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4-3-2-7 SD CARD I/F Section

y The block diagram regarding the SD CARD I/F is shown below.

FET
SD Card Slot
CPU

y A CPU-integrated SD card controller is used to transfer various commands and data. To prevent inrush
current, it incorporates a FET that does not supply power unless an SD card is inserted.

4-3-2-8 RS-232C I/F Section

y The block diagram regarding the RS-232C I/F is shown below.

Digital COM 1 to 2
CPU Isolator

Buffer RS-232C Driver

Primary circuit Secondary circuit PCB-7285

y The serial signal from the CPU board is isolated from the secondary circuit using a digital isolator and then
wired to the serial connector of the equipment. I/O and internal signals of the equipment are level-converted
by the RS-232C driver. The buffer converts the 3V signals from the CPU to 5V level signals.

4-3-2-9 Sound I/F Section

y The block diagram regarding the sound I/F is shown below.

CPU DAC Low-Pass Filter

Audio Amp
Speaker

y The sound source data transferred from the CSPI to the CPU are converted into analog signals in the DAC.
The converted analog signals are amplified in the Audio Amp via a 14 kHz Low-pass filter and then
transferred to the speaker.

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4-3-2-10 R-Sync I/F Section

y The block diagram of R-Sync I/F is shown below.

FET R-Sync
FPGA Connector

y Outputs High (+5V), Low (0V) signals synchronized to the R-Sync output.

4-3-3 ECG Amp Board Section

y The functional block diagram of the ECG input section is shown below.

PCB-6731
Input Differential Photo Coupler
Protector Amplifier A/D Converter
R
TxD TxD
20bit A/D
ch1 AMP
L
20bit A/D G/A RxD RxD
ch2
C1 CPU
20bit A/D
ch3 +5VF
C2
20bit A/D +5V
ch4 +2.5VA Isolation
C3
Power
20bit A/D 100KHz
ch5
C4
20bit A/D -2.5VA
ch6
Patient Input C5

Connector 20bit A/D

ch7
C6
20bit A/D
ch8
C7
20bit A/D
ch9
C8
20bit A/D
ch10
C9
20bit A/D
Unmount
ch11

RF
12bit A/D
ch1

E25F

y The ECG signals from the patient connectors enter the differential amplifier through an input protection
section.
Right hand, left hand, and chest 1 to 6 signals are amplified differentially from the left leg signal here.
The output signals from the differential amplifier are converted into digital signals in the A/D converter.
The digitalized ECG signals are transferred to the CPU BOARD by the AMP G/A.
The ECG Amp board section is isolated electrically by photo coupler and isolation power supply.

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4-3-4 Operation Board Section

y The block diagram of the operation board is shown below.

Touch panel control Power

signal supply

CONNECTOR
Touch Panel Connects to touch
Coordinate data Controller panel
Coordinates

BL_SIG
C
O

CONNECTOR
N Transformer Inverter power
N supply
Connects to E Connects to LCD
CPU BOARD C inverter
T
O
R

COL
Operation
Key

C
ROW O
N
N
E
C LED
T
O
R

C Power ON/OFF key

O
Connects to N
CPU BOARD N
E Operation Panel
C
T
O
CONNECTOR

R
LCD control signal
Connects to LCD

y The operation panel conducts the following communications through supplying power and signals from the
CPU BOARD.
y Communication related to keys pressed from the operation keys
y Communication related to touch panel control
y Generation of LCD inverter power supply
y Transmission of LCD control signals
y Communication related to LED on, off and flashing
y Transmission of power ON/OFF key press information

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Chapter 4 Operational Description

4-3-5 CRT Board Section

CPU
BOARD SDRAM

AX51901
(AG-9)
External
Monitor

DAC Amp
AD813

y The CPU BOARD outputs the signal for the external monitor via the AG-9 (digital RGB) and DAC (analog
RGB).

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 Chapter 5 Internal Connection Diagram

Chapter 5
Internal Connection Diagram

5 Internal Connection Diagram.............................................................................................5-1

Chapter 5 Internal Connection Diagram
 Chapter 5 Internal Connection Diagram

5 Internal Connection Diagram

y Internal connection diagram of the FX-8322/FX-8322R is shown below.

PRIMARY PWR

TRAY UP SENSOR
TRAY UP SENS

CAUTION
Connectors and cables should be repaired by either replacing the connector/cable
or requesting the factory to perform the repair.
Connectors used on the boards are very small and have extremely fine pin pitches.
Attempts to repair or remove connectors may damage the boards, connectors or parts.

Make sure to handle the flexible cable with great care.

Touching the soldered side of the flexible cable or inserting the cable the wrong way
around may cause malfunctioning or irreparable damage to the equipment.

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Chapter 5 Internal Connection Diagram

5-2
 Chapter 6 Spare Parts List

Chapter
Spare Parts List
6
6 Spare Parts List.................................................................................................................6-1
Chapter 6 Spare Parts List
 Chapter 6 Spare Parts List

6 Spare Parts List

y The replacement spare parts list is shown below.

Part No. Part name Description Q'ty

1T0100600 Power supply unit APAV003-07 1
1L0100540 LCD LTA065B0D0F 1
1G0100310 Touch panel FD-42-1D 1
1W003042B Thermal head AE216-8E603 1
1Y0100100 Motor PJP28T51G14-01 1
1G0100370 Membrane Key Operation Panel 1
9F0102010 CPU BOARD ASSY PCB-7285 ASSY 1
9F0102580 OPERATIONBOARD PCB-7359 ASSY 1
ASSY
9E0037130 ECG AMP ASSY PCB-6731 ASSY (China) 1
9F0102620 CRT BOARD ASSY PCB-7286 ASSY 1
1L0046140 Fuse 451010 1
1L0100910 Fuse CCF1N15 1
1L0046800 Fuse 0466 003. (32V 3A) 1
1L0100850 Fuse TF16SN1.60 1
1L0048340 Fuse TF16SN1.00 1
9E0108570 Speaker ASSY FCP-8321 Speaker ASSY 1
1Y010009A FAN FCP-8221 FAN ASSY 1
9E0108580 Sensor ASSY FCP-8321 Recorder sensor ASSY 1
1M0101650 Cable FCP-8221 LCD Cable (30P) 1
1M0102240 Cable ASCUJ(0.5)-40F-200-7S3(B)-M1(20624) 2
1M0101670 Cable FCP-8221 Backlight relay cable 1
1M0102250 Cable FCP-8321 AC inlet cable 1
1M0101690 Cable NWFCUJ(1.0)-6F-100-10S5(G)-M1(20624) 1
1T0100520 Ferrite Core FPC-11-8-2 1
1M0102270 Cable FCP-8321 CPU-Power Supply Cable (4P) 1
1M0101710 Cable FCP-8221 CPU-Motor Cable (4P) 1
1M0102260 Cable FCP-8321 Battery Connection Cable (8P) 1
1T0070090 Ferrite Core E04SR200935A 1
1M0008900 Cable 17CZ-6H 2
1L0045020 Ferrite Core ZCAT1325-0530A 1
9H0102770 Upper Case SU 1
6C0115270 Push button 1
6C0115260 LCD mounting plate 1
6C0113330 LCD packing A 2
6C0113340 LCD packing B 2

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Chapter 6 Spare Parts List

Part No. Part name Description Q'ty

1Z0101210 Gasket E02S100100RT 35mm 2
5H0103620 Caution label 1
9H0102780 Lower case SU 1
6C0115290 Battery cover 1
1K0018000 Potential equalization terminal POAG-S6/15 1
6C0035190 Rubber Support 4
6C0115300 Main Unit Chassis 1
6C0115310 Potential equalization terminal Cover 1
6C0115320 Insulation sheet (capacitor) 1
6C0117240 Insulation sheet (power source coil) 1
5H0056010 In-panel earth mark 1
6C0117250 Fan Cover 1
6C0113240 Isolation case 1
6C0113270 ECG shield plate 1
6C0115330 Side panel 1
6C0115340 Rear panel 1
6C0115350 RGB Connector Cover 1
6C0115740 Main Unit Shield Plate(A) 1
6C0115750 Main Unit Shield Plate(B) 1
5T0100140 Hexagonal spacer M2×13(ASB-2013E) 3
5H010540A Caution label (Battery) 1
6C0102050 Screw lock washer TM-147-1 2
6C0117260 Thermal conduction sheet 1
1Z0101220 Gasket E02S100040RT 60mm 2
6C0115000 Tray Base 1
6C003478A Tray Front 1
6C0115010 Platen roll 1
6C0115020 Tray Front Shaft 1
6C0035060 Platen roll collar 1
6C0035040 Tray collar 2
6C0035090 Tray Spring 1
6C0096930 Bearing DDL-1060ZZ-LY551 4
6C0115030 Gear B 1
6C0115040 Tray earth cover 1
6C0115050 Tray earth plate 1
6C0115760 Tape Brush 1
1Z0101230 Finger Strips E01S24 3 tabs
9H0102740 Paper Case SU 1
6C0112920 Paper support 2
9H0102530 Paper support plate A(SU) 1

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 Chapter 6 Spare Parts List

Part No. Part name Description Q'ty

9H0102540 Paper support plate B(SU) 1
6C0113350 Ultra Spring C-144 2
6C0115090 Paper case side plate 1
6C0112850 Sensor button 1
6C0113180 Ultra Spring E-538 1
6C0115100 Hook 2
6C0115110 Hook mounting shaft 1
9H0103170 Platen roll guide plate SU 1
9H0102750 Thermal head fixing plate SU 1
6C0090710 Adjust screw 2
6C0090700 Thermal head fixing shaft 1
6C0034980 Thermal head support plate 1
6C0115150 Recorder chassis 1
6C0115160 Paper Cutter 1
6C0115170 Ultra Spring C-219 2
6C0036500 Static electricity elimination felt A 2
6C0115180 Tray lever 1
6C0115190 Hook spring 1
9H0102760 Gear mounting plate A SU 1
6C0112870 Gear A 1
6C0112890 Deceleration gear A 1
6C0112900 Deceleration gear B 1
6C0112910 Intermediate gear 1
6C0115230 Gear mounting plate B 1
6C0112860 Spring retainer collar 2
6C0115060 Tray support spring (Right) 1
6C0115070 Tray support spring (Left) 1
6C0115240 Tray axis shaft 1
6C0115360 Protective Metal 1
5T0035420 Inch Screw XM4Z-0023 1
6C0117280 Main Unit Shield Plate(C) 1
1Z0101240 Finger Strips E01C11 1
5H0103920 Logo plate 1
5H0105040 Model Type Label (FX-8322) 1

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 Chapter 7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure

Chapter 7
Disassembly and Assembly Procedure

7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure .............................................................................7-1

7-1 Upper Case Block (1/2) ........................................................................................7-1
7-2 Upper Case Block (2/2) ........................................................................................7-2
7-3 Lower Case Block (1/4) ........................................................................................7-3
7-4 Lower Case Block (2/4) ........................................................................................7-4
7-5 Lower Case Block (3/4) ........................................................................................7-5
7-6 Lower Case Block (4/4) ........................................................................................7-6
7-7 Recorder Block (1/8) ............................................................................................7-7
7-8 Recorder Block (2/8) ............................................................................................7-8
7-9 Recorder Block (3/8) ............................................................................................7-9
7-10 Recorder Block (4/8) ........................................................................................7-10
7-11 Recorder Block (5/8)......................................................................................... 7-11
7-12 Recorder Block (6/8) ........................................................................................7-12
7-13 Recorder Block (7/8) ........................................................................................7-13
7-14 Recorder Block (8/8) ........................................................................................7-14
7-15 CRT Block (For FX-8322R) ..............................................................................7-15
7-16 General Assembly Drawing ..............................................................................7-16
7-17 Outside Drawing ...............................................................................................7-17
Chapter 7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure
 Chapter 7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure

7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure

7-1 Upper Case Block (1/2)
Cable color: white
*Place the white cable inside when attaching.
2-Kapton® No.5419

View A

11 1M0101670 310-13532 FCP-8221 Backlight Relay Cable

10 1M0101650 310-13531 LCD Cable (30P) 1 Same with FCP-8221
9 1M0102240 Cable 1
8 5G0021510 EMC Compliant Label (29x10.5) 2
7 1G0100370 680-5628 Operation Panel 1
6 6C0115270 310-14029 Push button 1
5 9F0102580 PCB-7359 ASSY 1
4 410-4258 LCD module assembly drawing 1
3 6C0113340 310-13719 LCD packing (B) 2 Same with FCP-8221
2 6C0113330 310-13718 LCD packing (A) 2 Same with FCP-8221
1 9H0102770 310-14026 Upper case SU 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

8 Washer-based P tight screw M3 × 10

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Chapter 7 Disassembly and Assembly Procedure

7-2 Upper Case Block (2/2)

Gasket Attachment Position

(View A)

4-Double sided tape NITTO No.541

Width 5mm
*Attachment position for the double sided tape:
Middle for upper/lower tape, downward for left/right tape.

Align end face

4 1Z0101210 Gasket (E02S100100RT) 2

3 1G0100310 680-5497 Touch Panel FD-42-1D 1 Same with FCP-8221
4-W sems (L) M2.5 × 4 2 1L0100540 680-5496 LCD LTA065B0D0F 1 Same with FCP-8221
1 6C0225260 310-14028 LCD mounting plate 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-3 Lower Case Block (1/4)

5-Washer-based P tight screw M3 × 10

View A
7-W sems (L) M3 × 8

3-W sems (L) M2 × 6

Align with on-board contact

3-W sems (L) M2 × 6 when attaching.

14 5T0100140 Hexagonal Spacer M2x13 3

13 1T0070090 Ferrite Core(E04SR200935A) 1
12 1M0102260 310-14347 FCP-8321 Battery Connection Cable (8P) 1
11 1M0102270 310-14349 FCP-8321 CPU-Power Supply Cable (4P) 1
10 6C0117260 310-14355 Thermal Conduction Sheet 1
9 6C0115350 310-14038 RGB Connector Cover 1
8 6C0115340 310-14037 Rear Panel 1
7 6C0115330 310-14036 Side Panel 1
6 1Z0101220 Gasket (E02S100040RT) 2
5 6C0115740 310-14133 Main Unit Shield Plate (A) 1
4 9F0102010 PCB-7285 ASSY 1 Same with FCP-8221
3 6C0115750 310-14134 Main Unit Shield Plate (B) 1
2 410-4264 Power Supply Unit Assembly Drawing 1
1 410-4263 Lower Case Assembly Drawing 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

Note)This drawing is for the FX-8322.

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7-4 Lower Case Block (2/4)

2-Nut (3) M6

2-W sems (S) M3 × 14

10 6C0117240 310-14352 Insulation Sheet (Power Source Coil) 1

9 6C0115320 310-14035 Insulation Sheet (Capacitor) 1
8 5H0056010 154-3568 In-panel Earth Mark 1 Same with FX-326U
7 1M0102250 310-14346 FCP-8321 AC Inlet Cable 1
6 6C0115310 310-14034 Potential Equalization Terminal Cover 1
5 1K0018000 Potential Equalization Terminal POAG-S6/15 1 Same with FCP-8221
4 6C0117250 310-14353 Fan Cover 1
3 1Y010009A 310-13536 Fan ASSY 1
2 1T0100600 680-5621 Power Supply Unit APAV003-07 1 Same with FX-7500
5-W sems (S) M3 × 6 1 6C0115300 310-14033 Main Unit Chassis 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-5 Lower Case Block (3/4)

6-Washer-based P tight screw M3 × 10

7 5H010540A 310-14354 Caution Label (Battery) 1

6 9E0108570 310-14348 Speaker ASSY 1
5 410-4262 ECG Amplifier Assembly Drawing 1
4 6C0035190 314-5082 Rubber Support 4 Same with FCP-7411
3 6C0115290 310-14032 Battery Cover 1
2 6C0102050 Screw Lock Washer TM-147-1 2 Same with FCP-8221
1 9H0102780 310-14030 Lower Case SU 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note
2-W sems (L) M3 × 8

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7-6 Lower Case Block (4/4)

2-Washer-based P tight screw M3 × 10 5 1T0100520 Ferrite Core FPC-11-8-2 1 Same with FCP-8221
4 1M0101690 Cable 1 Same with FCP-8221
3 9F0054980 PCB-6699A ASSY 1 Same with FCP-7411
2 6C0113270 310-13711 ECG shield plate 1 Same with FCP-8221
1 5G0010630 114-7128 Upper module case (ECG) U 1 Same with FCP-8221
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-7 Recorder Block (1/8)

3-Kapton® No.5419

Tape Attachment Position

4 1Z0101230 Finger Strips (E01S24) 1

3 6C0115240 310-14025 Tray Axis Shaft 1
2 410-4250 Tray Assembly Drawing 1
2-E ring Nominal diameter 4 1 410-4254 Recorder Assembly Drawing 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-8 Recorder Block (2/8)

Attach between ○ mark.

Apply grease to outer circumference of the collar tip.

Grease (MOLYKOTE EM-30L Dow Corning Asia Ltd.)

Align the end face.

Tape Brush
Attachment Position

Caution)
Pay attention not to have the grease attached to the spring retainer color and
tray support springs.

2-Washer-based P tight screw M3 × 10 11 6C0115070 310-14006 Tray Support Spring (Left) 1

10 6C0115060 310-14005 Tray Support Spring (Right) 1
4-E ring Nominal diameter 4 9 6C0112860 310-13669 Spring Retainer Collar 2 Same with FCP-8221
8 6C0115760 310-14135 Tape Brush 1
7 6C0115050 310-14004 Tray Earth Plate 1
6 6C0115040 310-14003 Tray Earth Cover 1
5 6C0115020 310-14001 Tray Front Shaft 1
4 6C0035040 314-5069 Tray Collar 2 Same with FCP-7411
Apply grease to outer circumference of the collar tip. 3 6C0035090 310-5074 Tray Spring 1 Same with FCP-7411
Grease (MOLYKOTE EM-30L Dow Corning Asia Ltd.) 2 410-4249 Tray Front Assembly Drawing 1
1 6C0115000 310-13999 Tray Base 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

Adjust the spring foot to concave. Adjust the spring foot to concave.
View A View B

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7-9 Recorder Block (3/8)

Sensor ASSY Connection

9 6C0115170 Ultra Spring C-219 2

8 6C0034980 314-5063 Thermal Head Support Plate 1 Same with FCP-7411
7 6C0115190 310-14019 Hook Spring 1
6 6C0115180 310-14018 Tray Lever 1
5 6C0115090 310-14009 Paper Case Side Plate 1
4 410-4253 Paper Case Assembly Diagram 1
3 410-4252 Recorder Chassis Assembly Diagram 1
2 410-4251 Thermal Head Assembly Diagram 1
1 410-4248 Motor Assembly Diagram 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

14-W sems (L) M3 × 8

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7-10 Recorder Block (4/8)

2 W sems (S) M2 × 10

10 9E0108580 310-14350 Sensor ASSY 1

9 6C0113180 Ultra Spring E-538 1 Same with FCP-8221
8 6C0113350 Ultra Spring C-144 2 Same with FCP-8221
7 6C0115100 310-14010 Hook 2
6 6C0115110 310-14011 Hook Mounting Shaft 1
5 6C0112850 310-13668 Sensor Button 1 Same with FCP-8221
4 6C0112970 310-13681 Paper Support Plate (A) SU 1 Same with FCP-8221
6 W sems (L) M3 × 8 3 6C0112990 310-13684 Paper Support Plate (B) SU 1 Same with FCP-8221
2 6C0112920 310-13675 Paper Support 2 Same with FCP-8221
1 9H0102740 310-14007 Paper Case SU 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-11 Recorder Block (5/8)

2 Hexagon socket head cap screw M3x8

2 Pan-Head Screw M3x5

8 1L0045020 Ferrite Core (ZCAT1325-0530A) 1

2-E ring Nominal diameter 4 7 1M008900 680-3758 Thermal Cable 2 Same with FCP-7411
6 6C0090700 310-7973 Thermal Head Fixing Shaft 1 Same with FCP-7301
5 6C0036500 314-5312 Static Electricity Elimination Felt 1 Same with FCP-7411
4 1W003042B 680-3899 Thermal Head AE216-8E603 1 Same with FCP-7402
3 9H0102750 310-14013 Thermal Head Fixing Plate SU 1
2 6C0090710 310-7974 Adjust Screw 2 Same with FCP-7301
1 9H0103170 310-14356 Platen Roll Guide Plate SU 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-12 Recorder Block (6/8)

2-E ring Nominal diameter 4

6 6C0035060 314-5071 Platen Roll Collar 1 Same with FCP-7411

5 6C0115030 310-14002 Gear B 1
4 6C0096930 Bearing DDL-1060ZZ-LY551 4 Same with FCP-7411
3 6C0115010 310-14000 Platen Roll 1
2 6C0036500 314-5312 Static Electricity Elimination Felt A 1 Same with FCP-7411
1 6C003478A 312-5036 Tray Front 1 Same with FCP-7411
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-13 Recorder Block (7/8)

2-W sems (L) M3 × 8

2 6C0115160 310-14017 Paper Cutter 1

1 6C0115150 310-14016 Recorder Chassis 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-14 Recorder Block (8/8)

E ring Nominal diameter 3

Apply grease to the shaft part (3 parts).

Grease (MOLYKOTE EM-30L Dow Corning Asia Ltd.)

3 Pan-Head Screw M2.6 × 8

4-W sems (L) M2.5 × 16

8 1M0101710 310-13537 CPU - Motor cable (4P) 1 Same with FCP-8221

7 6C0115230 310-14024 Gear Mounting Plate B 1
6 6C0112890 310-13672 Deceleration Gear A 1 Same with FCP-8221
5 6C0112900 310-13673 Deceleration Gear B 1 Same with FCP-8221
4 6C0112910 310-13674 Intermediate Gear 1 Same with FCP-8221
3 6C0112870 310-13670 Gear A 1 Same with FCP-8221
2 9H0102760 310-14020 Gear Mounting Plate A SU 1
1 1Y0100100 680-5499 Motor (PJP28T51G14-01) 1 Same with FCP-8221
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-15 CRT Block (For FX-8322R)

Note) After fixing the inch screw, apply screw lock from back.

6 1Z0101220 Gasket (E02S100040RT) 2

5 6C0117280 310-14358 Main Unit Shield Plate (C) 1
4 1Z0101240 Finger Strips (E01C11) 6 tabs
3 5T0035420 Inch Screw XM4Z-0023 2 Same with FCP-7411
2 6C0115360 310-14039 Protective Metal 1
1 9F0102620 PCB-7286 ASSY 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

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7-16 General Assembly Drawing

Kapton® No.5419
8-Washer-based P tight screw M3 × 10

Attach above ○ mark.

6-W sems (L) M3 × 8

3-W sems (L) M2 × 6

7 9E0108100 Rated Label (Numbered) 1

6 5H0105040 310-14137 Model Type Label (FX-8322) 1 Same with FX-8322
5 5H0103920 310-13721 Logo Batch 1 Same with FCP-8221
4 410-4280 CRT Assembly Drawing 1
3 410-4255 Recorder Assembly Drawing 1 Same with FCP-8321
2 410-4274 Upper Case Assembly Drawing 1 Same with FX-8322(CE)
1 410-4283 Main Unit Assembly Drawing (1) 1
No. Item no. Drawing no. Name/Type Qty. Note

Note) This drawing is for the FX-8322R.

For the FX-8322, refer to “Lower Case Block (2/4)”.

7-W sems (L) M3 ×10

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7-17 Outside Drawing

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Chapter 8
Software Update Procedure

8 Software Update Procedure ..............................................................................................8-1

Chapter 8 Software Update Procedure
 Chapter 8 Software Update Procedure

8 Software Update Procedure

y The following pages describe the software update procedure.

CAUTION
Never remove the SD card while software update is in progress.
It may lead to failure of the equipment and/or the SD card; or it may become impossible to
perform software update.

CAUTION
When updating software, make sure to operate the equipment with AC power.

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(1) Insert the SD card containing the software into the SD card slot of the FX-8322/FX-8322R.

(2) Insert the AC cable into the equipment and press the [Power] key while holding down the lead switch [←] key.

[Power] key [←] key

* Be sure to hold down the [←] key until the install screen is displayed.

(3) The install screen is displayed and the installation will start. A message will be displayed when the installation
is completed. Follow the instructions on how to remove the SD card and turn off the equipment.

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Chapter
Caution Labels
9
9 Caution Labels ..................................................................................................................9-1
Chapter 9 Caution Labels
 Chapter 9 Caution Labels

9 Caution Labels

y The following shows the attachment positions of the danger/warning labels.

CAUTION
The danger/warning/caution labels attached on the FX-8322/FX-8322R provide
important information for using the FX-8322/FX-8322R safely and properly.
Do not damage or erase characters on the labels.

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Chapter
Troubleshooting
10
10 Troubleshooting.............................................................................................................10-1
10-1 Repair and Service ...........................................................................................10-1
10-1-1 When ECG Recording is Unstable ......................................................10-1
10-1-2 When the Equipment Does Not Operate Normally..............................10-2
10-2 When Error Message is Displayed ...................................................................10-3
10-3 Hardware Troubles ...........................................................................................10-5
10-3-1 Trouble On Start-up.............................................................................10-6
10-3-2 Trouble During Operation....................................................................10-7
10-3-2-1 ECG.......................................................................................10-7
10-3-2-2 LCD .......................................................................................10-8
10-3-2-3 Recording and Recorders......................................................10-9
10-3-2-4 Keys ......................................................................................10-9
10-3-2-5 Other ...................................................................................10-10
Chapter 10 Troubleshooting
 Chapter 10 Troubleshooting

10 Troubleshooting

10-1 Repair and Service

10-1-1 When ECG Recording is Unstable

y In the event when ECG recording is unstable, try operating the equipment again after checking the
following items.

z Is the examination location appropriate?

☞ Is there a noise source near the FX-8322/FX-8322R such as x-ray imaging equipment, ultrasound
imaging equipment, mobile phone, microwave oven, microwave therapy equipment or other electrical
devices?
If there is, either turn off the power of the device or operate the FX-8322/FX-8322R at a different
location not affected by the noise source.
☞ Is the temperature of the examination location kept within the 20-25 degrees Celsius range?
☞ Is the examination location low in humidity?

z Is the lead cable connected properly?

☞ Is the lock loose?
☞ Is the tip of the lead cable connected properly to the electrode?

z Is the state of the electrode good?

☞ Has the patient's skin been wiped thoroughly with ethanol cotton and then treated with skin cleaner?
☞ Is the electrode expired, or is the gel layer of the electrode dry?
In such case, be sure to use new electrodes.
☞ Aren't new and old electrodes or different kinds of electrodes used together?
☞ Is the electrode attached at the right position?

Note:

z Noise may be introduced into the ECG waveforms if the electrode is not attached to the patient
properly or if the cable is being pulled.

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10-1-2 When the Equipment Does Not Operate Normally

y In the event when the FX-8322/FX-8322R fails to operate, try operating the equipment again after checking
the following items.

z Is the AC power supply in good condition?

☞ Is the 100–240V AC commercial power being supplied?
☞ Is the power cable connected properly?
☞ Is the connection to the power outlet loose?

z Could an external device be playing a part in the trouble?

☞ Is the external device turned on?
☞ Is the specified cable used to connect the equipment with the external device?
☞ Is the connection cable to the external device broken?

Note:

z When checking the trouble, be sure to disconnect the external device from the equipment unless
the external device is playing a part in the trouble. It helps identify and solve problems quicker.

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10-2 When an Error Message is Displayed

y During operation, the FX-8322/FX-8322R displays various messages that seeks the user's confirmation.
Refer to the [FX-8322/FX-8322R Operation Manual] for details of each message.
This section describes the causes and remedies for important messages.

z Messages regarding the battery (not battery fault)

Message Cause/Remedy

• Power is automatically turned off to prevent [Cause] If no operation is performed within the specified time
battery power consumption. period during battery operation, the power is automatically
turned off.
[Remedy] Turn on the power again.

• Battery power is low. [Cause] Battery power decreased during battery operation, and the
Charge the battery. power was automatically turned off.
[Remedy] Charge the battery before starting battery operation.

• Battery voltage is low. [Cause] Battery power decreased during battery operation, and
Printing cannot be performed. printing did not start.
[Remedy] Connect the power cable to transfer to AC power operation,
or charge the battery.

• Battery voltage is low. [Cause] Printing was discontinued because the battery voltage
Printing was discontinued. decreased during battery operation.
[Remedy] Connect the power cable to transfer to AC power operation,
or charge the battery.

• Battery voltage is low. [Cause] Access to media was not allowed because the battery
Access to media not allowed. voltage decreased during battery operation.
[Remedy] Connect the power cable to transfer to AC power operation,
or charge the battery.

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z Messages regarding different media cards

Message Cause/Remedy

• SD card formatting failed. [Cause] SD card formatting has failed.

[Remedy] The inserted SD card may be defective.

• There is no free space in the SD card. [Cause] There is no free space in the SD card.
Replace the card. [Remedy] Insert a new SD card, or organize the data and insert an SD
card having free space.

• The inserted SD card cannot be used. [Cause] An SD card of a different format type is inserted.
[Remedy] Insert an SD card formatted for the unit.

• USB memory formatting failed. [Cause] USB memory formatting failed.

[Remedy] The inserted USB memory may be defective. Contact us.

• There is no free space in the USB memory. [Cause] There is no free space in the USB memory.
Replace the memory. [Remedy] Insert a new USB memory, or organize the data and insert a
USB memory having free space.

• The USB memory cannot be used. [Cause] A USB memory of a different format type is inserted.
[Remedy] Insert a USB memory formatted for the unit.

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10-3 Hardware Troubles

WARNING

Do not unplug the AC power supply or remove the battery abruptly during
operation.
Make sure to shut down the equipment using the power switch.
It could otherwise result in irreparable damage to the system files.

CAUTION

If any electrical parts need to be replaced, it is recommended to replace the entire

board whenever possible.
Most electrical parts on the board are soldered into a very small area, and attempts to
replace these on-board electrical parts present risks of damaging the board as well as
other electrical parts.

If the power cannot be turned off normally by pressing the [On] / [Off Stby] key,
keep pressing the key for about 10 seconds.
This forcibly turns the power off by hardware.

Make sure to check the boards and connectors after removing the battery from the
equipment.
Performing these checks while the equipment is energized could result in failure of the
equipment.

Do not plug/unplug cables with wet hands.

Electric shock, short circuit, or injury may result.

Note:

z The "Cause" items described in the following pages merely indicate the possible causes of the
failure; and they may not necessarily be the actual causes. The order of items is irrelevant.

z Multiple problems may be occurring at the same time. After the repair, be sure to perform a safety
check and confirm normal operation of the equipment.

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10-3-1 Trouble On Start-up

Symptom Cause Trouble location Remedy

• AC standby power • Replace power
• Power cable
not supplied cable
• Failure of AC power • Replace operation
• Operation panel
supply LED panel
• The AC power supply
LED does not come on. • Break in cable • ASCUJ(0.5)-40F-200-7S3(B)-M1(20624) • Replace cable
• Power supply fuse • Replace power
• Power supply fuse
broken supply fuse
• Failure of power • Replace power
• Power supply unit
supply supply unit
• +5V standby power • CPU BOARD +5V standby power supply • Replace
• The equipment does not not supplied circuit PCB-7285
start up with AC power
supply. • Replace operation
(AC power supply LED • Power-on circuit not • Operation panel power key contact area panel
is on) functioning • CPU BOARD power-on circuit • Replace
PCB-7285
• Insufficient battery • Charge battery
• Battery capacity
capacity • Replace battery
• Break in battery
• Battery cable • Replace battery
connection
• +5V standby power • CPU BOARD +5V standby power supply • Replace
• The equipment does not not supplied circuit PCB-7285
start up from battery.
• Replace operation
• Power-on circuit not • Operation panel power key contact area panel
functioning • CPU BOARD power-on circuit • Replace
PCB-7285
• Broken fuse • Fuse on the CPU BOARD (F2) • Replace fuse
• Bad contact or break
• Battery cable • Replace battery
• The battery cannot be in cable
charged. • Failure of charging • Replace
• CPU BOARD charging circuit
circuit PCB-7285
• Non-specified
• Battery error LED is • Battery • Replace battery
battery in use
on.
• Failure of battery • Battery • Replace battery
• The battery can be
charged, but the • Deterioration of
• Battery • Replace battery
equipment operates for battery
only a short period.

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10-3-2 Trouble During Operation

10-3-2-1 ECG

Symptom Cause Trouble location Remedy

• CPU BOARD
• Failure of FPGA • Replace PCB-7285
FPGA peripheral circuit
• ECG continues being
displayed as a baseline. • Failure of ECG Amp • ECG Amp power supply
• Replace PCB-6731
(All leads) power supply circuit
• NWFCUJ(1.0)-6F-100-
• Cable not plugged in • Connect cable
10S5(G)-M1(20624)
• Break in lead cable • Lead cable • Replace lead cable
• Failure of ECG Amp • ECG Amp circuit • Replace PCB-6731
• ECG is not displayed. • Failure of AD converter
(Specific lead) circuit related to the • AD converter circuit • Replace PCB-6731
lead
• NWFCUJ(1.0)-6F-100-
• Break in cable • Replace cable
10S5(G)-M1(20624)
• Shield break in lead
• Lead cable • Replace lead cable
cable
• Noise in ECG • Failure of right-leg
(All leads) • ECG Amp circuit • Replace PCB-6731
drive circuit
• Failure of lead
• ECG Amp circuit • Replace PCB-6731
disconnection circuit
• Shield break in lead
• Lead cable • Replace lead cable
cable
• Noise in ECG
(Specific lead) • Failure of ECG Amp • ECG Amp circuit • Replace PCB-6731
• Failure of AD converter
• AD converter circuit • Replace PCB-6731
circuit
• Break in lead cable • Lead cable • Replace lead cable
• Failure of lead
• ECG Amp circuit • Replace PCB-6731
disconnection circuit
• Lead disconnection occurs.
(or no disconnection occurs) • Failure of ECG Amp • ECG Amp circuit • Replace PCB-6731
• Failure of AD converter • AD converter • Replace PCB-6731
• PGA peripheral circuit of CPU
• Failure of FPGA • Replace PCB-7285
BOARD

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10-3-2-2 LCD

Symptom Cause Trouble location Remedy

• ASCUJ(0.5)-40F-200-7S3(B)-
M1(20624)
• Backlight power not • FCP-8221 backlight relay • Replace cable
supplied cable • Replace LCD

• LCD inverter cable

• Failure of inverter • Inverter power supply circuit
• Replace PCB-7539
• No image appears on LCD. power circuit of OPERATION BOARD
• ASCUJ(0.5)-40F-200-
• LCD power not 7S3(B)-M1(20624) • Replace cable
supplied
• FCP-8221 LCD cable (30P)
• Failure of LCD • LCD • Replace LCD
• Failure of inverter • Inverter • Replace inverter
• ASCUJ(0.5)-40F-200-7S3(B)-
• Bad contact or break in M1(20624)
• LCD flickers. • Replace cable
cable
• FCP-8221 LCD cable (30P)
• Failure of inverter • Inverter • Replace inverter
• LCD cable not plugged
• FCP-8221 LCD cable (30P) • Plug in cable properly
in properly
• LCD is difficult to see. • Backlight relay cable • FCP-8221 backlight relay
• Plug in cable properly
not plugged in properly cable
• Inverter cable not
• LCD inverter cable • Plug in cable properly
plugged in properly
• Failure of RGB Output
• RGB Output Circuit • Replace PCB-7286
• No image appears on Circuit
external CRT (FX-8322R) • Contact failure of
• RGB Output Circuit • Replace PCB-7286
connector

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10-3-2-3 Recording and Recorders

Symptom Cause Trouble location Remedy

• Break in cable or cable
• Thermal cable • Replace thermal head
not plugged in properly
• Nothing is printed.
• Dots are missing. • Failure of FPGA • FPGA • Replace PCB-7285
• Failure of thermal head • Thermal head • Replace thermal head
• Break in cable • Motor cable • Replace motor cable
• Failure of tray up • Replace FCP-8321
• Tray up sensor
• Recording paper is not fed. sensor recorder sensor ASSY
• Failure of FPGA • FPGA • Replace PCB-7285
• Failure of motor • Motor • Replace motor
• Replace FCP-8321
• Break in cable • Sensor ASSY
recorder sensor ASSY
• Printing does not stop at the
perforated line of the Z-fold • Soiling of the mark • Mark sensor
• Clean the mark sensor
paper. sensor section section
• Failure of sensor signal
• Sensor signal detection circuit • Replace PCB-7285
detection circuit

10-3-2-4 Keys

Symptom Cause Trouble location Remedy

• ASCUJ(0.5)-40F-200-7S3(B)-
• Break in cable • Replace cable
• Keys do not perform their M1(20624)
associated functions. • Replace operation
• Bad key contact • Operation panel
panel

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10-3-2-5 Other

Symptom Cause Trouble location Remedy

• No sound is heard from the • Failure of speaker • Speaker • Replace speaker
speaker.
(or no sound is played) • Failure of speaker circuit • Speaker circuit • Replace PCB-7285

• The clock and/or calendar is • Backup battery is flat • Backup battery • Replace PCB-7285
inaccurate.
• Failure of RTC (IC) • RTC • Replace PCB-7285
• Failure of any of the
• Entire CPU board • Replace PCB-7285
circuits
• The fuse blows.
• Replace power supply
• Failure of fuse • Fuse
unit
• Failure of power-off
• CPU board power-off circuit • Replace PCB-7285
circuit
• The power does not turn off. • Turn off the power
forcibly by pressing
• Freezing of software • None
the power switch for
10 seconds.

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Chapter
Maintenance
11
11 Maintenance.................................................................................................................. 11-1
11-1 Notes on Maintenance...................................................................................... 11-1
11-2 Cleaning ........................................................................................................... 11-2
11-3 Replacing On-board Parts ................................................................................ 11-3
11-3-1 Removing the CPU BOARD (PCB-7285)............................................ 11-4
11-3-1-1 Removing the Battery ............................................................ 11-4
11-3-1-2 Removing the Upper and Lower Cases................................. 11-5
11-3-1-3 Removing Cables, Screws and Panels.................................. 11-6
11-3-1-4 Removing CRT BOARD ........................................................ 11-6
11-3-1-5 Removing CPU BOARD ........................................................ 11-7
11-3-2 Removing the OPERATION BOARD (PCB-7359) .............................. 11-8
11-3-3 Removing the LCD Module ................................................................. 11-9
11-3-4 Removing the ECG AMP BOARD (PCB-6731) ................................. 11-10
11-3-4-1 Removing the Upper and Lower Cases............................... 11-10
11-3-4-2 Removing Cables, Screws and Panels................................ 11-10
11-3-4-3 Removing the Recorder Unit ............................................... 11-10
11-3-4-4 Removing the Power Supply Unit ........................................ 11-11
11-3-4-5 Removing the ECG AMP BOARD (with case) ..................... 11-12
11-3-4-6 Removing the Boards .......................................................... 11-12
11-4 Safety Block Diagram ..................................................................................... 11-13
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11 Maintenance

11-1 Notes on Maintenance

y Make sure to observe the following cautions when performing maintenance of the equipment.

CAUTION
Note that we may not be responsible for any accidents resulting from your
negligence in failing to perform maintenance and inspection.

Make sure to carry out daily check before using the equipment.

Perform periodic checks once every 6 to 12 months.

Periodic checks are essential for preventing failures and accidents and maintaining safety
and effectiveness of the equipment.

Make sure to start using the equipment after due preparation.

Ensure that the FX-8322/FX-8322R is installed correctly and that all cables are properly
connected.

Maintenance should be carried out by a specialist.

CAUTION
Do not use or store the FX-8322/FX-8322R in a place subject to splash of water.
The patient and the operator may be exposed to a risk of electric shock and other
dangerous situations.

Do not subject the FX-8322/FX-8322R to a strong impact or vibration. Be careful not

to drop it.
Electric shock or fire may result.

Do not subject the liquid crystal display to a strong impact.

The display may be damaged.

Make sure that the patient does not come in contact with electrical parts of the
FX-8322/FX-8322R, other electric appliances, or metallic parts.
The leakage current may increase, thus exposing the patient to dangerous situations.

When you unplug cables, make sure to hold the plug and not the cable.
Do not plug/unplug cables with wet hands.
Electric shock, short circuit, or injury may result.

Wipe off dirt on the surface of the touch-panel display with a soft cloth moistened
with ethanol or with the optional silicon cloth.

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11-2 Cleaning
y Be sure to perform cleaning while the equipment is turned off.
Read the [FX-8322/FX-8322R Operation Manual] for instructions on turning the equipment on and off.

y Regularly wipe the surface of the FX-8322/FX-8322R with a dry cleaning cloth.
To remove stubborn dirt, moisten the cloth with ethanol or water, squeeze the cloth firmly, and then wipe off
the dirt with it.

CAUTION
Be careful not to press the LCD or keys too hard during cleaning. A failure may
result.

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11-3 Replacing On-board Parts

CAUTION
If any electrical parts need to be replaced, it is recommended to replace the entire
board whenever possible.
Most electrical parts on the board are soldered into a very small area, and attempts to
replace these on-board electrical parts present risks of damaging the board as well as
other electrical parts.

CAUTION
When operating the equipment with its housing removed, a safety check will be
required after it has been assembled. Contact the related department of Fukuda
Denshi (International Sales Division) beforehand when operating the equipment
with its housing removed.

In order to avoid damage to electric parts by static electricity, operate the

equipment on a working desk with anti-static mat. Furthermore, make sure to wear
an anti-static wrist strap designed to discharge static electricity from human body
when operating the equipment.

Keep PC boards and electric parts that have been removed from the equipment in a
conductive bag in order to protect them from static electricity, liquid spills and
shock.

When replacing parts, make sure to only use parts that are specified for the
equipment.

Use proper screwdrivers to tighten or loosen screws.

Make sure to use screws that are specified by Fukuda Denshi.

When reassembling, make sure all screws are tightened to original

positions and all disconnected connectors are reconnected properly. After
assembling the equipment, check that there are no foreign objects in the connector
sockets or in the battery terminal.

y The following pages describe how to remove the boards.

Reverse the disassembling procedure to assemble the equipment.

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11-3-1 Removing the CPU BOARD (PCB-7285)

11-3-1-1 Removing the Battery

* This procedure can be ignored if no battery is installed in the equipment.

1. Turn the equipment upside down, remove two W sems (L) M3 × 8, and remove the battery cover.

2. Remove the battery from the equipment.

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11-3-1-2 Removing the Upper and Lower Cases

* If a battery is installed in the equipment, it should be removed before disassembling the equipment.

1. Remove seven W sems (L) M3 x 10.

2. Open the upper case in the direction of the arrow.

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11-3-1-3 Removing Cables, Screws and Panels

1. Disconnect the 9 cables connected to the CPU BOARD (PCB-7285).

2. Remove two tapping screws and four W sems (L) M3 x 8 ,and then remove the side panel, rear panel and
main unit plate.

11-3-1-4 Removing CRT BOARD

1. Remove two W sems (L) M3 x 8 and three W sems (L) M2 × 6 , and then remove the CRT BOARD
(PCB-7286).

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11-3-1-5 Removing CPU BOARD

1. Remove one tapping screw, one W-sems (L) M3 x 8 and disconnect the fan cable.
2. Disconnect the battery connection cable.
3. Remove the CPU BOARD (PCB-7285).

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11-3-2 Removing the OPERATION BOARD (PCB-7359)

1. Remove the upper case as shown in "Removing the Upper and Lower Cases".
2. Disconnect the 4 cables connected to the PCB-7359.
3. Remove four tapping screws, and then remove the OPERATION BOARD (PCB-7359).

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11-3-3 Removing the LCD Module

1. Disconnect the LCD cable connected to the LCD module.

2. Remove four tapping screws, and then remove the LCD module plate and LCD module.

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11-3-4 Removing the ECG AMP BOARD (PCB-6731)

11-3-4-1 Removing the Upper and Lower Cases

See "11-3-1-2 Removing the Upper and Lower Cases".

11-3-4-2 Removing Cables, Screws and Panels

See "11-3-1-3 Removing Cables, Screws and Panels".

11-3-4-3 Removing the Recorder Unit

1. Remove six tapping screws, and then remove the recorder unit.

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11-3-4-4 Removing the Power Supply Unit

1. Remove four tapping screws, and then remove the main unit shield B and power supply unit.

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11-3-4-5 Removing the ECG AMP BOARD (with case)

1. Remove four tapping screws, and remove the ECG AMP BOARD with the case intact.

11-3-4-6 Removing the ECG AMP Board

1. Remove two tapping screws, and then remove the ECG AMP BOARD.

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11-4 Safety Block Diagram

y The safety block diagram is shown on the next page. It can be used as a reference when performing
maintenance of the equipment.

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Plastic (Resin) Enclosure Surface *2

[Insulation]
(4) *3 Interim circuit
Operation LCD Thermal head (1) Basic insulation
panel (Secondary circuit)
(between A-a1)
(2) Reinforced
R-sync connector insulation (between
Electrode/
Lead cable A-a2)
ECG
External monitor
(3) Reinforced
input *1 insulation (between
circuit connector
B-a)
SD card slot (4) Basic insulation
CPU circuit (between B-d)
(Controlling of the entire equipment) USB connector
(Withstand voltage:
1500V)
Type F (4)
attachment (4)

Serial
[NOTE]
connectors
*1 Electrode and lead cable are
1,2
insulated using parts such as
photo coupler.
LAN *2 All accessible parts of the
(3) (2) connector operation panel and LCD are
made of resin.
*3 The interim circuit is
functionally earthed (FE).
Power transformer
Power
connector Time-lag Stabilized power supply unit
AC 100-240V input fuse DC+1.2V DC+2.5V DC+12V
DC+1.35V DC+3.0V DC+24V
Converter DC+1.375V DC+3.3V
section DC+1.8V DC+5V
Supplied to the interim circuit.

(1)
DC14.8V
Built-in battery (optional)
Potential equalization terminal

Earthed metal parts

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Daily and Periodic Checks

12 Daily and Periodic Checks ............................................................................................12-1

12-1 Cautions on Maintenance and Inspection ........................................................12-1
12-2 Daily Check ......................................................................................................12-2
12-2-1 Visual Check .......................................................................................12-3
12-2-2 Mechanical Check...............................................................................12-3
12-2-3 Electrical Check ..................................................................................12-3
12-3 Periodic Check .................................................................................................12-4
12-3-1 Safety Check (6 items)........................................................................12-5
12-3-1-1 Resistor Network ...................................................................12-6
12-3-1-2 Earth Leakage Current ..........................................................12-7
12-3-1-3 Enclosure Leakage Current...................................................12-7
12-3-1-4 Patient Leakage Current I......................................................12-7
12-3-1-5 Patient Leakage Current III....................................................12-7
12-3-1-6 Patient Measurement Current ...............................................12-7
12-3-1-7 Protective Earth Resistance ..................................................12-8
12-3-2 Visual check........................................................................................12-8
12-3-3 Mechanical Check...............................................................................12-8
12-3-4 Maintenance Test ................................................................................12-9
12-3-5 Manufacturer Maintenance ...............................................................12-10
12-3-5-1 AMP Status..........................................................................12-13
12-3-5-2 Recorder Test ......................................................................12-14
12-3-5-3 I/O Test ................................................................................12-15
12-3-5-4 Adjust Touch Panel..............................................................12-16
12-3-5-5 Keyboard Test......................................................................12-17
12-3-5-6 Board ID ..............................................................................12-17
12-3-5-7 Mac Address........................................................................12-18
12-3-5-8 Log Output...........................................................................12-19
12-3-5-9 Factory Default Setting ........................................................12-20
12-3-5-10 Install ...................................................................................12-21
12-3-5-11 Uninstall...............................................................................12-22
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12 Daily and Periodic Checks

12-1 Cautions on Maintenance and Inspection

y In order to assure safety, performance and reliability of the equipment, make sure to perform "daily check"
and "periodic check" as designated.

y Make sure to clean the FX-8322/FX-8322R before and after the check.
To remove stubborn dirt, moisten the cloth with neutral detergent, squeeze the cloth firmly, wipe off the dirt
with it and then wipe again thoroughly with dry cloth. Do not use ether or benzene to prevent damage to the
housing.

y The checks described in this chapter are to be conducted by service engineers with sufficient technical
knowledge.

CAUTION
Note that we may not be responsible for any accidents resulting from your
negligence in failing to perform maintenance and inspection.

Make sure to carry out daily check before using the equipment.

Perform periodic checks once every 6 to 12 months.

Periodic checks are essential for preventing failures and accidents and maintaining safety
and effectiveness of the equipment.

Make sure to start using the equipment after due preparation.

Ensure that the equipment is installed correctly and that all cables are properly connected.

Maintenance should be carried out by a specialist.

Use an electronic voltmeter or a digital voltmeter as a measuring instrument for the

daily/periodic check.

Make sure to clean each section before and after the check.

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12-2 Daily Check

y Make sure to carry out the daily check according to the instructions in this chapter.
[Daily Check List] is included at the end of the chapter. If any result in the daily check sheet is "No good",
the overall judgment is "No good". Respond appropriately for the items marked as "No good". Do not use
the equipment until all the items are marked as "Good".

y The following shows a list of daily check items.

Check item Check content

External appearance
Label
Visual check Operation panel
Lead cable
Operation manual

Keys
Mechanical check Cables
Electrode and electrode terminal

Power supply
Electrical check
Display

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12-2-1 Visual Check

y Visually check the equipment according to the following table.

Item Check item Check procedure Judgment criterion

External Free from outer scratches,

Check the appearance of the main unit.
appearance cracks, deformation and rust.
Main unit Nameplate Check that they are visible and
Check the nameplate and panel.
and panel that there is no peeling or soiling.

Key Check the state of the keys. Check that they are not broken.

Lead cable Check the condition of the lead cable. Free from scratches and breaks.
Accessories
Operation Check the storage location of the operation
Stored at the specified location.
manual manual.

12-2-2 Mechanical Check

y Check the equipment for mechanical failures while actually operating the equipment.

Item Check item Check procedure Judgment criterion

Press the key to make sure that a clicking can

Main unit Key Clicking can be felt.
be felt.
It can be connected properly to
Lead cable Connect the lead cable to the ECG unit.
the main unit.
Accessories Electrode and
electrode Connect electrodes to the electrode terminal. There is no loosening, etc.
terminal

12-2-3 Electrical Check

y Check the equipment for electrical failures while actually operating the equipment.

Item Check item Check procedure Judgment criterion

The screen is displayed

Power supply Turn the power on.
correctly.
Performance
Waveforms are displayed in the
Display Turn the power on.
waveform display screen.

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12-3 Periodic Check

y The periodic check may be performed by your institution, be entrusted to our service representative, or
performed by an agent upon concluding a "Maintenance and check contract".

y [Periodic Check List] and [Periodic Check List (Safety check)] are included at the end of the chapter.
If any result in the periodic check sheet is "No good", the overall judgment is "No good". Respond
appropriately for the items marked as "No good".
Do not use the equipment until all the items are marked as "Good".

y The following shows a list of periodic check items.

Inspection item Description

Earth leakage current inspection

Enclosure leakage current inspection
Patient leakage current I inspection
Safety inspection
Patient leakage current III inspection
Patient measurement current inspection
Protective earth resistance inspection
External appearance
Nameplate
Visual check Key panel
Lead cable
Operation manual
Keys
Mechanical check Lead cable
Electrode and electrode terminal
Clock setting
Printing test
Display panel test
Maintenance Test Key test
Sound test
Touch panel test
RGB test

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12-3-1 Safety Check (6 items)

y In order to ensure safe handling of medical equipment and measuring instruments and to enable tests to be
performed safely, leakage current and other factors that have adverse effect on human body are prescribed
by the safety test standards.
When performing the check, assessment should be made by measuring the leakage current with a leakage
current measure that satisfies the measurement conditions for medical electrical equipment.

WARNING
If, during a safety inspection, a value that exceeds the allowable limit is confirmed,
immediately stop using the given unit; then replace the defective part or make
proper repairs. Failure to repair the unit can lead to a serious accident.

Note:

z There are a several types of measurement states in the measurement of leakage current, be
sure to determine the maximum value among all the measured values and adopt it as the
measured value. It is also important to compare the measured values against those in the
past and check whether there are any problematic changes in them.

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12-3-1-1 Resistor Network

y Use a human-simulated resistor network such as shown below when measuring leakage current.

Measurement (No leads) Measurement

point A point B

(No leads)

Electronic
voltmeter or digital
voltmeter

Leakage current is determined by measuring the voltages at both ends of the capacitor of the human-simulated
resistor network (AC and DC) and then converting them into current values using the formula shown below.

Measured voltage (V)

= Measured current value (mA)
1,000 (Ohm): Simulated resistance

Note:

z Due to the strong effect leakage current has on human body, its testing methods, performance
of measuring instruments, limiting values, etc. are regulated by standards and laws. Leakage
current of this equipment should be measured using a measuring instrument compliant to
"IEC 60601-1", a standard for medical electrical equipment.

z The equipment would need repair if any leakage current values measured at different
measurement points exceed those prescribed by the standard.

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12-3-1-2 Earth Leakage Current

Check the earth leakage current (current that flows to protective earth resistance).

z Acceptance standards

Normal condition 0.5mA or less

Single fault condition 1.0mA or less

12-3-1-3 Enclosure Leakage Current

Check the enclosure leakage current (current that flows from the enclosure to the earth terminal of the power
outlet).

z Acceptance standards

Normal condition 0.1mA or less

Single fault condition 0.5mA or less

12-3-1-4 Patient Leakage Current I

Check the patient leakage current I (a current that flows from the patient attachment to the protective earth
terminal).

z Acceptance standards

Normal condition 0.01mA or less

Single fault condition 0.05mA or less

12-3-1-5 Patient Leakage Current III

Check the patient leakage current III (a current that flows from the external device to the patient attachment).

z Acceptance standards

Single fault condition 0.05mA or less

12-3-1-6 Patient Measurement Current

Check the patient measurement current.

z Acceptance standards

Normal condition 0.01mA or less

Single fault condition 0.05mA or less

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12-3-1-7 Protective Earth Resistance

Check the protective earth resistance.

Acceptance standards

Acceptance standards 0.1Ω or less

Between power supply cable protective earth terminal and
0.2Ω or less
potential equalization terminal

12-3-2 Visual check

Visually check the equipment according to the following table.

Item Check item Check procedure Judgment criterion

External Free from outer scratches, cracks,
Check the appearance of the main unit.
appearance deformation and rust.
Main unit Nameplate and Check that they are visible and
Check the nameplate and panel.
panel that there is no peeling or soiling.

Keys and switches Check the state of the keys. Check that they are not broken.

Lead cable Check the condition of the lead cable. Free from scratches and breaks.
Accessories
Check the storage location of the operation
Operation manual Stored at the specified location.
manual.

12-3-3 Mechanical Check

y Check the equipment for mechanical failures while actually operating the equipment.

Item Check item Check procedure Judgment criterion

Press the key to make sure that a clicking can
Main unit Key Clicking can be felt.
be felt.
It can be connected properly to
Lead cable Connect a lead cable to the ECG unit.
the main unit.
Accessories
Electrode and
Connect electrodes to the electrode terminal. There is no loosening, etc.
electrode terminal

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12-3-4 Maintenance Test

The FX-8322/FX-8322R has the following manufacturer maintenance items.

Refer to the [FX-8322/FX-8322R Operation Manual] for operations related to the maintenance test.

Test item Check procedure Judgment criterion

Check various equipment status can be Each status is displayed properly
Status
displayed. without garbled characters.
Set the recording paper and execute the There is no unevenness or fading
Printing test
printing test. in the printout.
Execute the display panel test and check There are no uneven colors or
Display panel test
the screen. missing dots on the screen.
Execute the key test and check the The pressed key is highlighted on
Key test
behavior of the pressed key. the LCD screen.
Execute the sound test to play a sound Various sounds are heard from the
Sound test
through the speaker. speaker.
The touch panel responds
Touch panel test Execute the touch panel test.
correctly.
Check that test pattern waveforms are Test pattern waveforms are
Test pattern waveform
displayed correctly. displayed correctly.
Adjust the position of the perforated line of Z-fold paper can be cut at the
Adjust perforations
the Z-fold paper. perforated line.
Connect the external monitor and check the There are no uneven colors or
RGB Test
screen. missing dots on the screen.

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12-3-5 Manufacturer Maintenance

The FX-8322/FX-8322R has the following manufacturer maintenance items.

• AMP status • Board ID
• Recorder test • Mac address
• I/O test • Log output
• Adjust touch panel • Factory settings
• Keyboard test • Installation
• Uninstallation

Follow the following procedure to select the manufacturer maintenance items shown above.

(1) Touch [Menu].

(2) Touch [Setting (a wrench symbol)].

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(3) Touch [Maintenance].

(4) Touch [Manufacturer maintenance].

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(5) Enter "9001" in the password screen.

(6) Various manufacturer maintenance items will be displayed.

On this screen (hereafter referred to as "manufacturer maintenance selection screen"), select the maintenance
operations to be performed.
The following pages describe the various maintenance procedures.

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12-3-5-1 AMP Status

(1) Select [AMP status] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown below.

(2) The AD values that have been fetched from the ECG AMP BOARD are displayed.

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12-3-5-2 Recorder Test

(1) Select [Recorder test] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown below. The recorder test is a test
for checking the thermal head for missing dots as well as thermal head contact and uneven printing.

(2) When you select [Recorder test], the following screen is displayed.

(3) The recorder test can perform the following 5 types of recording;
• Rectangular pattern • Character
• Sine pattern • Print Head Test
• Diagonal pattern
To stop recording, touch the selected recording type again.
Each recording type supports all feeding rates (5mm/s, 10mm/s, 12.5mm/s, 25mm/s and 50mm/s).
The paper speed can be changed while recording is in progress by touching the speed, but the recording type
cannot be changed.

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12-3-5-3 I/O Test

(1) Select [I/O test] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown below.
The I/O test is a test for checking the operation of each I/O.

(2) When you select [I/O test], the following screen is displayed.

(3) To perform the I/O test, the I/O to be tested needs to be set to the following state in advance.
y LAN: Connect a PC to the ECG using a cross cable.
At this time, set the IP address on the PC to 192.168.2.127.
y Serial 1/2: Connect a return cable to the serial port 1/2.
y SD card: Insert a specified SD card into the SD card slot.
y USB memory 1/2: Insert a specified USB memory into the USB port.
y FLASH ROM: No setting.
* Contact us for the list of specified SD cards and USB memory.

(4) To start the I/O test, touch the I/O button corresponding to the I/O item that has been set to the condition
described above. To end the test, touch the button of the currently running I/O test again. It is not possible to
execute a different I/O test while another is already running.

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12-3-5-4 Adjust Touch Panel

(1) Select [Adjust touch panel] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown below, to adjust the
coordinate positions of the touch panel.

(2) When you select [Adjust touch panel], the following screen is displayed.

(3) Following the on-screen instructions, touch the cross pointers using a touch-panel pen. The touch panel
adjustment is complete when the completion message is displayed.

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12-3-5-5 Keyboard Test

(1) Select [Keyboard test] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown below, to check the connection
of an external keyboard.

(2) Connect the USB type keyboard to the USB port of the main unit, and check that the entered text is shown in
the display.

12-3-5-6 Board ID

(1) Board ID can be selected, but it is not used.

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12-3-5-7 Mac Address

(1) Select [Mac address] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown below, to enter the Mac address.

(2) When you select [Mac address], the following screen is displayed.

(3) Enter a specified Mac address and touch [Enter]. The Mac address will be saved.

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12-3-5-8 Log Output

(1) To save the operation log to an SD card, select [Log output] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen
shown below.

(2) When you select [Log output], the following screen is displayed.

(3) Insert an SD card in to the SD card slot and touch [Log output] to save the operation log in the SD card.

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12-3-5-9 Factory Default Setting

(1) To restore the settings to their factory default values, select [Factory settings] in the manufacturer maintenance
selection screen shown below.

(2) When you select [Factory settings], the following screen is displayed.

(3) When you press the [Start/Stop] button, the equipment turns itself off automatically after restoring settings to
their factory default values.

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12-3-5-10 Install

(1) To install optional software, select [Installation] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown
below.

(2) When you select [Installation], the following screen is displayed.

(3) Insert the SD card, containing the optional software to be installed, into the SD card slot and touch
[Installation] to start the installation of the optional software.

(4) When the installation is completed, a message will be displayed and the equipment will turn itself off
automatically.

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12-3-5-11 Uninstall

(1) To uninstall optional software, select [Uninstallation] in the manufacturer maintenance selection screen shown
below.

(2) When you select [Uninstallation], the following screen is displayed.

(3) Insert the SD card used for the installation into the SD card slot and touch [Uninstallation] to start the
uninstallation of the optional software.
* To prevent copying the optional software, it cannot be uninstalled unless the SD card used for the installation
is inserted in the SD card slot.

(4) When the uninstallation is completed, a message will be displayed and the equipment will turn itself off
automatically.

* When replacing the CPU board, make sure to uninstall the software with the SD card used for the
installation.

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Daily Check List

Carry out the daily check according to the "Daily Check Procedure".
Management No.

Procedure and measurement/ Note

Item Check item Judgment
judgment criterion (Repair required)
Exterior flaws, cracks, Check that flaws, cracks, deformation, and rust
1 Good/ NG
Appearance

deformation, rust are not found on the main unit.

Peeling and dirt on Check that peeling or dirt is not found on the
2 Good/ NG
nameplate and panel nameplate or the panel.
Visual check

3 Key Check that the keys are not damaged. Good/ NG

1 Power cable, patient cable Check that flaws and damage are not found. Good/ NG
Limb electrode, chest Check that dirt or rust is not attached and that
Accessories

2 Good/ NG
electrode flaws and damage are not found.
3 Recording paper Check that flaws and damage are not found. Good/ NG
Check that the manual is stored in the specified
4 Operation manual Good/ NG
storage place.
1 Key Check that the key operation is smooth. Good/ NG
Main unit

Check that the operation is smooth and that

Mechanical check

2 Recorder Good/ NG
abnormal sound is not heard.
Check that the operation is smooth without
1 Power cable, patient cable Good/ NG
Accessories

rattling.

Limb electrode, chest Check that no problem is found with the

2 Good/ NG
electrode connection.

Check that the screen display appears when the

1 Power supply Good/ NG
power is turned on.
Electrical check

Performance

Check that waveforms are displayed on the

2 Display Good/ NG
waveform display screen.
3 Recording test Check that waveforms can be printed. Good/ NG
Recording speed Check that the error for 10 seconds falls within
4 Good/ NG
(25 mm/s) ±3% range.
Overall
Good/ NG
judgment

Name of
Multi-function ECG Installation site
equipment
Model Date of check
FX-8322/FX-8322R
Serial No. Inspected by
Serial No.
Date of Approved by
purchase

y Copy this page for use.

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Periodic Check List (1)

Carry out the periodic check according to "Periodic Check Procedure".

Management No.

Procedure and measurement/ Note

Item Check item Judgment
judgment criterion (Repair required)
Exterior flaws, cracks, Check that flaws, cracks, deformation and rust
1 Good/ NG
deformation, rust are not found on the main unit.
Main unit

Peeling and dirt on Check that peeling or dirt is not found on the
2 Good/NG
nameplate and panel nameplate or the panel.
Visual check

3 Key Check that the keys are not damaged. Good/NG

1 Power cable, patient cable Check that flaws and damage are not found. Good/NG
Limb electrode, chest Check that dirt or rust is not attached and that
Accessories

2 Good/NG
electrode flaws and damage are not found.
3 Recording paper Check that flaws and damage are not found. Good/NG
Check that the manual is stored in the specified
4 Operation manual Good/NG
storage place.
1 Key Check that the key operation is smooth. Good/NG
Mechanical check

Main
unit

Check that the operation is smooth and that

2 Recorder Good/NG
abnormal sound is not heard.
1 Power cable, patient cable Check the condition of the cables. Good/NG
Accessor
ies

Limb electrode, chest Check that no problem is found with the

2 Good/NG
electrode connection.
1 Status Are all status normal? Good/NG
Check that the printing paper is fed straight.
Check that both sides of the printing paper are
not creased.
2 Recorder printing test Check that printing is made uniformly. Good/NG
Check that there is no dead pixel.
Check that feeding speed is 5, 10, 12.5, 25 or
50mm/s (within ±3%)
Maintenance

Performance

Check that all the pixels are lighted and that

3 Screen display test Good/NG
correct colors are displayed.
4 Key test Do the keys respond correctly? Good/NG
5 Sound test Check that sound is emitted in correct volume. Good/NG
Check that the panel functions correctly at the
6 Touch panel test Good/NG
touch point.
7 Test pattern waveform Are test pattern waveforms displayed normally? Good/NG
Check that all the dots light and correct colors
8 RGB test Good/NG
are displayed.
Check that both AC power and battery power can
1 Power supply Good/NG
be turned on/off.
Others
Perform a continuity test using a tester and check
2 Power cable Good/NG
that the equipment is conducting.
Overall
Good/NG
judgment
Name of
Multi-function ECG Installation site
equipment
Model Date of check
FX-8322/FX-8322R
Serial No. Inspected by
Serial No.
Date of Approved by
purchase
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Periodic Check Sheet (2) (Safety check)

Carry out the periodic check according to "Periodic Check Procedure".
Management No.

Note
Judgment
Item Check content Measurement Judgment (Repair
criterion
required)
Earth leakage Normal state 0.5mA or less mA Good/NG
current • Single failed state 1.0mA or less mA Good/NG

Enclosure leakage Normal state 0.01mA or less mA Good/NG

current • Single failed state 0.5mA or less mA Good/NG
Normal state (AC) 0.01mA or less mA Good/NG
• Single failed state (AC) 0.05mA or less mA Good/NG
Safety check

Patient leakage
current I Normal state (DC) 0.01mA or less mA Good/NG
• Single failed state (DC) 0.05mA or less mA Good/NG
Patient leakage
• Single failed state 0.05mA or less mA Good/NG
current III
Normal state (AC) 0.01mA or less mA Good/NG

Patient measurement • Single failed state (AC) 0.05mA or less mA Good/NG

current Normal state (DC) 0.01mA or less mA Good/NG
• Single failed state (DC) 0.05mA or less mA Good/NG
Overall judgment Good/NG
［Remarks］

Model name Multi-function ECG Installation site

Type FX-8322/FX-8322R Date of check / /
Serial No. Inspected by
Date of purchase / / Approved

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