Ansur QA-ES plug-in Version 1.4.4 User Manual
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1. Me Biomedical Ansur QA ES plug in Version 1 4 4 User Manual Table of Contents Ll GEMMA SAS A A Ad 3 A e E RR O 3 12 System TEGUINGING MIS sie dt iia 3 3 Abou YOU Mana E A A ASA A AE 3 2 Introduce AS PLUS as 4 21 Fenn 4 22 Test Element DAMINI 4 2 21 Custom Setup Dilo BOX Je 4 222 Expected Results Dial BOX ee 4 gt Power Distribution Test Bl daa 5 oN UM O O O REE 5 CON EN 5 32 1 PU VA LL ILLE EE E AE EEE NR 5 22 Hardware Sense Aase 5 3 PR 6 As upar Test Elemental aent etaiusnder 8 Fd Models eee Saeed 8 42 EOS 8 4 2 1 SE SONE ita 8 4 2 2 Hardware eno ias tatoo ipod 8 15 EXPENSAS E 9 gt HE Leakace Test Element naina Ne 11 S E O E Tea tac sean eed oe EE 11 CUSTOMS Uat 11 S SOW ale Sen Aae Ane 11 5 22 Arve SM cita 11 AER rl A A ie 12 e RECM AMT Eee 13 ol TMrodoci ons ea EEA O 13 O USOS UN a A Madsalanenacaeeh tan lettal nest 13 6 2 1 A UO G aie cacadiion sina ania vt aninse ts Soeaatomiaianseaerauighan teat asd aica A 13 6 2 2 Hardware CUINA A ae 13 0 3 Expected Resulta iia 13 A Gude eree ae eauesto T R dead saucsa E eae wena cdedeees 14 lo TN ge 15 Appendix AN OMAR S Perl Oriani Tests adi bekke 16 Appendix B Rerievmsipdaes suv E N EE A 17 Appendix RENE E AA E E R EES 18 1 Getting Started 1 1 Introduction Ansur Test Automation Software is the evolution of the PRO Soft software family and will become the backbone of all Fluke Biomedical test systems in the future Ansur is a test executive2. Enable MA button Ez Enable Skip button Enable Skip Button If set to False check box clicked so that no checkmark is displayed the Skip button in the Test Guide see section 7 1 for this test will be disabled Enable NA Button If set to False check box clicked so that no checkmark is displayed the NA button in the Test Guide see section 7 1 for this test will be disabled Report Crest Factor The measured crest factor to be shown in the final report Report Current The measured current to be shown in the final report Report Peak to The measured Peak to peak voltage to be shown in the final report peak voltage 4 22 Hardware Settings The hardware settings are defined in two distinct parts The first of these is found on the left of the custom setup dialog within the test settings box Mode Cut Test settings Delay 500 me Load Setting 250 Ohms Delay This 1s the delay between the changing of the loads and taking a power measurement Mode Defines the mode that the ESU is to be in The mode determines the type of waveform applied to the electrodes Load Setting This 1s the constant load value for when taking every power output measurement User can enter the load values or can select a valid load value from the pop up help list box which appears next to the edit box The second part is found on the right of the custom setup dialog within the test details box Test details AX JErpected Power ESU Power Setting U
3. dialog screen Next Go to next dialog screen Start Perform test Stop Stop test Not applicable Flag test as not applicable Skip Skip test and go to next Additional Allows access to standards and customize toolbar menu features Appendix A QA ES Performance Tests The following table lists all performance tests provided by the QA ES plug in Performance test Power Distribution Test O W Output Test H F Leakage Test mA RECM Alarm Test Appenalx B Retrieving updates Updates for Ansur are published from Fluke Biomedical s web pages http www flukebiomedical com Appendix C References Title Author Version Ref QA ES User amp Service Manual Fluke Biomedical 1 30 2 Ansur Test Executive User Manual Fluke Biomedical 18
4. measurement The toolbar allows addition and deletion of individual settings If the Anal symbol appears then that particular measurement setting is invalid Mode Defines the mode that the ESU is to be in The mode determines the type of waveform applied to the electrodes This is never set remotely Expected This is the power value on the ESU required for the test Power ESU Power An optional entry that gives the dial setting appropriate to the power value Setting Load Setting This is the load used when measuring the leakage current 5 3 Expected Results ESU devices that have BF or Monopolar electrodes will require two limits for each standard as demonstrated below Al General setup gt Apply when Al Expected results la Custom setup Limit gt _High Low Unit Operand User defined Active Electrode Neutral Electrode EE ESU devices that have bipolar electrodes need just one set of limits for each standard The values are the absolute values that all leakage measurements must adhere to in order to pass If one measurement fails so the whole test is deemed to have failed It is also possible to specify the limits as a percentage of the Power defined in the test details dialog box The limit will then be calculate as I WOY P R where Y is the value entered in Expected Results and P and R are the Power and Load defined in test details Use the Operand menu to select this limit re General setu
5. the right of the custom setup dialog within the test details box Test details K Eenes J This determines the number and range of load measurements to be taken Each line defines each individual load setting and its desired power for a single performance measurement The toolbar allows addition and deletion of individual settings If the 1 symbol appears then that particular measurement setting is invalid Expected This is the power value on the ESU required for the test Each load setting will have a unique Power power value Naturally this is the expected power measurement ESU Power An optional entry that gives the dial setting appropriate to the power value Setting Load Setting This is the load value for when taking a single power output measurement 3 3 Expected Results Every measurement returns a power current crest factor and voltage peak to peak value and so limits can be placed against any of them A drop down list enables the user to choose the value for which the limit applies see below Limits can be added or deleted against a standard by right clicking the mouse control when the pointer 1s over a limit The returned value must always be within the upper and lower limit where stipulated for the complete test h General setup gt Apply when al Expected results la Custom setup Limit High Low Unit Operand User defined Power Crest factor Current Peak to peak voltage The exception is the pow
6. Pentium II 350MHz or faster processor 128Mb ram 50Mb of unoccupied hard drive for software Hard drive space for result and template files 32 bit Microsoft Windows operating system 98SE Me NT 2000 XP VISTA 1 3 About your manual This manual is designed to assist you in the basic procedures for using the QA ES plug in Familiarity with Microsoft Windows and its features is assumed If you are unfamiliar with it we recommend that you use your Microsoft Windows User s Guide along with this manual This manual contains the following conventions This Represents Bold title case Menu items and control buttons that can be selected to perform operations The underline _ represents the shortcut key For example Select File Save instructs you to press File then press Save The comma between selections indicates that both selections are to be made in sequence Key 1 Key 2 Shortcut keys The plus sign indicates that both keys are to be pressed simultaneously or For example CTRL P instructs you to press Control and hold 1t down while F lt gt pressing P lt braces gt Text information that must be specified and entered manually by the operator CAPITALS File names and paths For example DUTINFO INT 2 Introducing the QA ES plug in 2 1 Test elements After installing the QA ES plug in the QA ES Performance tests lt _ lt QA ES Electrosurgical Analyzer will be ad
7. ded to Ansur s Test Explorer as shown below Appendix p Dne A lists all performance tests available in the QA ES plug in ee 5 hi put te Each performance test is indicated with a light blue icon Each F HF leakage test performance test element utilizes measurements available at the ary QA ES Electrosurgical Analyzer Rj RECM alarm test 2 2 Test Element Definition Each test element is defined by the usual Ansur method Custom Setup and Expected Results dialog boxes join the familiar General Setup and Apply When dialog boxes 2 2 1 Custom Setup Dialog Box This dialog box enables the user to place limitations on how the test element is performed both on the hardware and software configurations 2 2 2 Expected Results Dialog Box This dialog box contains the acceptable range that the test element must adhere to in order for it to pass No international standards are included with the plug in and there is no facility for referenced limits The following chapters will detail the definition and use of each of the four performance test elements 3 Power Distribution lest Element 3 1 Introduction Within this test the user has the opportunity to determine the power performance of an ESU over a desired range of loads across its electrodes The user must define a desired power value with a specific load for every power measurement to be made This 1s achieved through the custom setup dialog The user must also define the acceptable deviat
8. er value The user defined power value in the test details box against each measurement is the desired value naturally The limits define the acceptable range around this desired power value Use the Operand menu to select how Ansur shall calculate the limit given according to the power values defined in the test details The operand can be set to e Y absolute value e X Y limit calculated as defined power value specified limit or e X X Y limit calculated as a percentage deviance from the defined power value So for the example below each power performance measurement must be 20 W of its defined power value r ET setup E Apply w Iser defined Power 4 Output Test Element 4 1 Introduction Within this test the user has the opportunity to determine the power performance of an ESU over a desired range of power values with a constant load across its electrodes The user must define a desired power value for every power measurement to be made This is achieved through the custom setup dialog The user must also define the acceptable deviation to the desired power performance facilitated on the expected results dialog If one measurement fails to meet these limits then the test will fail 4 2 Custom setup 4 2 1 Software Settings The software settings are displayed in the left of the custom setup dialog 5 Report Settings C Crest factor C Current Peak to peak voltage Test Guide Settings Ez
9. erand menu to select how Ansur shall calculate the limit given according to the power values defined in the test details The operand can be set to e Y absolute value e X Y limit calculated as defined power value specified limit or e X X Y limit calculated as a percentage deviance from the defined power value So for the example below each power performance measurement must be 20 W of its defined power value h General setup gt Apply when al Expected results la Custom setup Limit Low Unit User defined a AE w AN High Operand 9 H F Leakage lest Element 5 1 Introduction This test checks to see whether all electrodes on an ESU have leakage currents within acceptable limits over a range of power and load settings To complete this test measurements are taken one for each electrode each with a different set up These set ups will depend on whether the ESU is grounded or isolated see reference 1 for details All H F leakage current measurements within the Ansur test element will be taken for one electrode prior to being run on the next The user must define a power value with a dedicated load and with a dedicated mode for every leakage measurement to be made This is achieved through the custom setup dialog The user must also define the acceptable leakage range for each electrode type facilitated on the expected results dialog If one measurement fails to meet these limits then the te
10. ion to the desired power performance facilitated on the expected results dialog If one measurement fails to meet these limits then the test will fail 3 2 Custom setup 3 2 1 Software Settings The software settings are displayed in the left of the custom setup dialog 4 Report Settings C Crest factor C Current Peak to peak voltage Test Guide Settings EZ Enable MA button Ez Enable Skip button Enable Skip Button If set to False check box clicked so that no checkmark is displayed the Skip button in the Test Guide see section 7 1 for this test will be disabled Enable NA Button If set to False check box clicked so that no checkmark is displayed the NA button in the Test Guide see section 7 1 for this test will be disabled Report Crest Factor The measured crest factor to be shown in the final report Report Current The measured current to be shown in the final report Report Peak to peak The measured Peak to peak voltage to be shown in the final report voltage 3 2 2 Hardware Settings The hardware settings are defined in two distinct parts The first of these is found on the left of the custom setup dialog within the test settings box Mode Cut Test settings Delay 500 me Delay This is the delay between the changing of the loads and taking a power measurement Mode Defines the mode that the ESU is to be in The mode determines the type of waveform applied to the electrodes The second part is found on
11. nits db This determines the number and range of power measurements to be taken Each line defines a desired power value for a single performance measurement The toolbar allows addition and deletion of individual settings If the C symbol appears then that particular measurement setting is invalid Expected This is the power value on the ESU required for the test Each load setting will have a unique Power power value Naturally this is the expected power measurement ESU Power An optional entry that gives the dial setting appropriate to the power value Setting 4 3 Expected Results Every measurement returns a power current crest factor and voltage peak to peak value and so limits can be placed against any of them A drop down list enables the user to choose the value for which the limit applies see below Limits can be added or deleted against a standard by right clicking the mouse control when the pointer 1s over a limit The returned value must always be within the upper and lower limit where stipulated for the complete test h General setup gt Apply when Ai Expected results E Custom setup Limit High Low Unit Operand User defined Power Crest factor Current Peak to peak voltage The exception is the power value The user defined power value in the test details box against each measurement is the desired value naturally The limits define the acceptable range around this desired power value Use the Op
12. ower 100 Load 1 00 Mode Power 150 Load 150 Mode Power 200 Load 200 Mode Selected standard User defined Click on User comment tab Sa to enter any comments remarks in the window displayed Click on DUT info tab to enter Device Under Test information Click on 2 tab to see the procedure to run the test Click on AJAM or Connecting the test instrument Jink to see the connection diagram between QA ES ESU and PC ESU Performance Test gi To run a Load Distribution Measurement 1 Connect the Q4 ES to the ESU as shown in the diagram 2 Press Play to start the test See also Connecting the test instrument amp Test results Measurement Power Crest Curent Vp p High Limit Low Limit Power 100 Load 1 00 Mode User defined 14 Prior to each measurement within a test the software will display a prompt for the user to set the power set the mode and set up the next electrode as desired by the particular test QA ES Power distribution test Power 100W EEE Electrode Mode Cut 1 Adjust the ESU to the required specifications 2 Generate continuously the H F signal you can use the QA ES foot switch input 3 Click Ok to continue or Cancel to stop the test If the setup is identical between two measurements or when running an RECM Alarm test this prompt will not be displayed 7 1 Toolbar buttons Abort Abort the test template Previous Go to previous
13. p Apply wher Alt Expected results Custom setup High Low Unit Operand _ Active Electrode O O SORT Ps 7 Fru vn Neutral Electrode j SQA TPL 6 RECM Alarm Test Element 6 1 Introduction This test ensures that the ESU will sound an alarm if the resistance between the two electrodes exceeds a specified limit The QA ES will gradually increase the resistance starting at 10 Ohm and increasing through all available load settings At a certain value the ESU should sound an alarm It is this value that will be returned The user must define the acceptable alarm level through the expected results dialog On this comparison the test will either pass or fail 6 2 Custom setup 6 2 1 Software Settings The software settings are as section 5 2 6 2 2 Hardware Settings The hardware settings are found on the left of the custom setup dialog within the test settings box Test settings Delay 500 me Delay This 1s the time between the loads being applied to the ESU 6 3 Expected Results This performance test will contain the acceptable upper limit for the alarm to trigger FA General setup gt Apply when li Expected results la Custom setup Limit High Low Unit Operand User defined Alarm Load Ohms 7 Test Guide The test guide 1s the users interface with the QA ES during the running of the test template is ESU Performance Test ES QA ES Power distribution test MEE High Limit P
14. st will fail 5 2 Custom setup 5 2 1 Software Settings The software settings are displayed in the left of the custom setup dialog Test Guide Settings Ez Enable MA button Ez Enable Skip button Enable Skip Button If set to False check box clicked so that no checkmark is displayed the Skip button in the Test Guide see section 7 1 for this test will be disabled Enable NA Button If set to False check box clicked so that no checkmark is displayed the NA button in the Test Guide see section 7 1 for this test will be disabled 5 2 2 Hardware Settings The hardware settings are defined in two distinct parts The first of these 1s found on the left of the custom setup dialog within the test settings box Test settings Delay 500 me ESU Type BF h Active 1 Neutral 1 Delay This is the delay between the changing of the loads and taking a power measurement ESU Type This is the type of ESU under test Active The number of active electrodes at the ESU Neutral The number of neutral electrodes at the ESU The second part is found on the right of the custom setup dialog within the test details box Test details x FS Power Sth Us 19509 um mi a 200 200 hms cut 1 ww ww Jw 20 gt This determines the number of leakage measurements to be taken Each line defines a power value load across the electrodes and mode for a single HF leakage
15. that handles all steps of your test procedures by allowing a mixture of manual visual tests and automated test sequences The software is designed to work hand in hand with Fluke Biomedical analyzers and simulators as an application where visual inspections preventative maintenance procedures performance tests and safety tests for any device can be performed and stored from one file The test procedures are stored in Test Template or Test Sequence files XML format and the results are stored in Test Result files also in XML format which may be viewed and printed with three different detail levels The Ansur QA ES plug in supported on the Ansur software provides remote access to all functionality of the QA ES Electrical Electrosurgical Analyzer There is a unique Ansur QA ES test element for each of the measurements available at the QA ES Electrical Electrosurgical Analyzer The capabilities and use of the QA ES Electrical Electrosurgical Analyzer are fully explained by its user manual see reference 1 This manual is designed to assist the reader in the basic procedures for using the Ansur QA ES plug in within the Ansur executive It covers all features specific to the full QA ES plug in Familiarity with the Ansur software 1s assumed see reference 2 as 1s familiarity with Microsoft Windows see reference 3 and its features 1 2 System requirements The following are recommended minimum requirements for installation IBM PC XT compatible
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