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1 SAFETY................................................................................................7 2 DEVICE APPEARANCE AND CONSTRUCTION..............................................8 2.1 Front panel..............................................................................................................8 2.2 Back panel.............................................................................................................15 3 MESSAGES FOR THE USER....................................................................16 4 CONSTRUCTION..................................................................................18 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Block diagram........................................................................................................18 Description of connections.......................................................................................19 Connection diagram................................................................................................21 Description of modules............................................................................................26 4.4.1 MOT_VI2 module – SP-1-02-06........................................................................26 4.4.2 CPU2 module – SP-1-03-04............................................................................28 4.4.3 SUP_VI module – SP-1-04-02..........................................................................30 4.4.4 GEN_VI module – SP-1-05-04..........................................................................31 4.4.5 MPM module – SP-1-10-01.............................................................................32 4.4.6 OUT_S350 module – SP-1-08-05.....................................................................33 4.4.7 D_S350 module – SP-1-01-09..........................................................................34 4.4.8 ARG module – SP-1-06-02...............................................................................35 4.4.9 XBFS_RX_VI2 module – SP-1-07-01.................................................................36 5 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................................................38 6 OUTPUT POWER DISTRIBUTION.............................................................40 6.1 Pure monopolar cutting...........................................................................................40 6.2 Monopolar cutting blend I........................................................................................40 6.3 Monopolar cutting blend II.......................................................................................41 6.4 Monopolar cutting blend III......................................................................................41 6.5 Monopolar urological cutting in liquid environment......................................................42 6.6 Argon-enhanced cutting..........................................................................................42 6.7 Monopolar endoscopic cutting..................................................................................43 6.8 Soft coagulation.....................................................................................................43 6.9 Forced coagulation..................................................................................................44 6.10 Hybrid coagulation................................................................................................44 6.11 Spray coagulation.................................................................................................45 6.12 Argon-enhanced coagulation..................................................................................45 6.13 Argon-enhanced pulse coagulation..........................................................................46 6.14 Pure bipolar cutting...............................................................................................46 6.15 Bipolar cutting blend I...........................................................................................47 6.16 Bipolar cutting blend II..........................................................................................47 6.17 Bipolar cutting blend III.........................................................................................48 6.18 Bipolar urological cutting.......................................................................................48 6.19 Bipolar coagulation...............................................................................................49 7 OPEN CIRCUIT MAXIMUM VOLTAGES......................................................50 7.1 Maximum voltage on monopolar output.....................................................................50 7.2 Maximum voltage on bipolar output..........................................................................51 7.3 List of spare parts..................................................................................................52 ENG ver 2.0 2016-03 4 / 112 ELECTROSURGICAL UNIT Type series ES350 - SERVICE MANUAL 8 DISASSEMBLING / REPLACEMENT / ASSEMBLING OF MODULES.................54 8.1 Upper casing – SP-3-01-10 / SP-3-01-11..................................................................54 8.1.1 Required equipment........................................................................................54 8.1.2 Disassembling................................................................................................55 8.1.3 Assembling....................................................................................................55 8.2 OUT_S350 module - SP-1-08-05..............................................................................56 8.2.1 Required equipment........................................................................................57 8.2.2 Disassembling................................................................................................58 8.2.3 Assembling....................................................................................................58 8.3 CPU2 module - SP-1-03-04......................................................................................59 8.3.1 Required equipment........................................................................................60 8.3.2 Disassembling................................................................................................60 8.3.3 Assembling....................................................................................................60 8.4 SUP_VI module - SP-1-04-02...................................................................................61 8.4.1 Required equipment........................................................................................62 8.4.2 Disassembling................................................................................................62 8.4.3 Assembling....................................................................................................62 8.5 GEN_VI module - SP-1-05-04..................................................................................63 8.5.1 Required equipment........................................................................................63 8.5.2 Disassembling................................................................................................64 8.5.3 Assembling....................................................................................................64 8.6 MOT_VI2 module - SP-1-02-06................................................................................65 8.6.1 Required equipment........................................................................................68 8.6.2 Disassembling................................................................................................68 8.6.3 Assembling....................................................................................................69 8.7 Front panel – SP-2-01-45 / SP-2-01-46 / SP-2-01-47.................................................70 8.7.1 Required equipment........................................................................................71 8.7.2 Disassembling................................................................................................71 8.7.3 Assembling....................................................................................................71 8.8 XBFS_RX_VI2 module - SP-1-07-01..........................................................................72 8.8.1 Required equipment........................................................................................73 8.8.2 Disassembling................................................................................................73 8.8.3 Assembling....................................................................................................73 9 TECHNICAL INSPECTION......................................................................74 9.1 Documentation of the technical inspection.................................................................75 9.2 Technical inspection – Procedure..............................................................................75 10 CALIBRATION....................................................................................76 10.1 REM system.........................................................................................................77 10.1.1 Required equipment......................................................................................77 10.1.2 Calibration process........................................................................................77 10.1.3 Control of calibration.....................................................................................79 10.2 Bipolar detect system............................................................................................80 10.2.1 Required equipment......................................................................................80 10.2.2 Calibration process........................................................................................80 10.2.3 Control of calibration.....................................................................................81 10.3 Argon system.......................................................................................................82 10.3.1 Required equipment......................................................................................82 10.3.2 Calibration process........................................................................................82 10.3.3 Control of calibration.....................................................................................84 10.4 Power circuits.......................................................................................................85 10.4.1 Required equipment......................................................................................85 10.4.2 Calibration process........................................................................................85 10.5 Spray circuit........................................................................................................90 10.5.1 Required equipment......................................................................................90 ENG ver 2.0 2016-03 5 / 112 

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mp in006 en p Installation Instructions MP-Series Low-inertia Brushless Servo Motors with 75 mm or Smaller Frame Sizes Catalog Numbers MPL-A1510, MPL-A1520, MPL-A1530, MPL-A210, MPL-A220, MPL-A230, MPL-B1510, MPL-B1520, MPL-B1530, MPL-B210, MPL-B220, MPL-B230 Topic Page Important User Information 2 About This Publication 3 Catalog Number Explanation 4 Before You Begin 5 Installation and Maintenance Guidelines 5 Install the MPL Motors 12 Product Dimensions 15 Motor Connectors 17 Load Force Capacities 18 Troubleshooting and Maintenance 20 Shaft Key Removal and Installation 20 Motor Cables and Accessory Kits 21 Specifications 22 Additional Resources 23 Publication MP-IN006B-EN-P - June 2006 2 MP-Series Low-inertia Brushless Servo Motors with 75 mm or Smaller Frame Sizes Important User Information Solid state equipment has operational characteristics differing from those of electromechanical equipment.

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