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Valleylab Force FX-C - Control Board; Microcontrollers; Main Microcontroller

Valleylab Force FX-C
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Control
Board
Control
Board
'When
resistance
between
the
Patient
Return
Electrode
receptacle
pins
exceeds 20
ohms,
the
REM
Alarm
indicator
flashes
red,
a
tone
sounds
twice,
and
RP
output
is
disabled.
The
indicator
remains
illuminated
red
until
you
correct
the
condition
causing
the
alarm.
Then,
the
red
indicator
light
is
extinguished
and
RF
output
is
enabled.
For
additional
information,
refer to RDvI Circuit
later
in
this
section.
Refer
to
Section 9 for
Components
and
the
Schematics
Supplement
for
Board
Drawings
and
Schematics.
The
Control
board
contains
the
circuitry
that
controls
the
generator,
including
the
indicators
and
switches
on
the
Display
board
and
the
RP
output
stage
on
the
PO\ver
Supply
IRF
board.
Firmware
on
the
control
board
performs
many
diagnostic
and
initialization routines.
Errors
are
reported
as
alarm
numbers
on
the
front
paneL
The
Control
bomd
interfaces
with
the
Power
Supply
IRF
board
through
a
96-pin
card
edge
connector.
It
interfaces
with
the
Display
board
through
a
64-pin
ribbon
cable.
Microcontrollers
Two
microcontrollcrs
on
the
Control
board
control
the
Force FX-C
generator.
These
microprocessors
commtmicate
with
each
other
through
a
shared
RAM.
One,
the
main
microcontroller
(U5)
performs
all
system
functions,
except
the
time-critical
real
time
feedback
control
of
generator
RF
output.
This is
handled
by
the
feedback microcontroUer
(Ull),
vvhich is
a
separate,
dedicated
micro
controller. All
system
analog
signals
are
available
to
these
microcontrollers.
A
third
microcontroller
(U9)
functions
as
an
application-specific
integrated
circuit,
or
ASIC. It
generates
the
RF
drive
waveforms
(T_ON\)
for
the
RF
output
Main
Microcontroller
The
main
microcontroller
(U5)
is
an
8OC562
that
incorporates
an
8-input
multiplexed
8-bit
AID
converter.
The
main
microcontroller
is
responsible
for
overall
system
control. It
monitors
all
dosage
error
functions
and
safety circuits.
It
implements
the
user
interface,
including
activation
control.
It
is
primmily
responsible
for
the
following
10 functions:
Segment
display
drivers
and
LED
update
Power
control
buttons,
mode
buttons,
and
the
activation
interface
Serial
port
interface
Alarm
handling
REM
Force
FXTM-C
Service
Manual
4-5

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