Mobile Medical Station
( W i t h A C P o w e r O n b o a rd )
Technical Manual
76-9M29-00 Rev 04/19/06
I nStatement
t ro dofuUsec t i o n
Rubbermaid Medical Solutions is
dedicated to providing innovative
quality products. Our goal is to increase
the capacity to care by improving
productivity, ergonomics and compliance,
while enhancing your facility image.
Contact Us
Customer Service:
Rubbermaid Medical Solutions
3124 Valley Avenue
Winchester, VA 22601
Phone: 1-888-859-8294
Fax: 1-888-859-8297
customer.service@rubbermaidmedical.com
www.rubbermaidmedical.com
The carts are designed for safe use in
general patient areas. These carts have
no potential electromagnetic or other
interference risks when operated
according to guidelines covered in this
instruction manual.
Tested to comply with:
• EN 60601-1:2001 (2nd Edition)–
Medical Electrical Equipment, Part 1:
General Requirements for Safety –
Collateral Standard: Electromagnetic
Compatibility – Requirements and Tests
• FCC PART 15, Subpart B, Class A –
Unintentional Radiators
• CISPR 11:2004 / EN 55011:1998
+A1:1999 & A2:2002, Class A – Industrial,
Scientific and Medical Equipment
This product is classified as a Class 1/
Internally powered device with no
applied parts.
Ta b l e of Co nten ts
Summary of Warnings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Features and Spec Overview . . . . . . . . . . 2
Initial Start-Up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Powering Up and Assembly . . . . . . . . 4
Test Cart Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Power System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Features and Specifications . . . . . . . . 7
Charging Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Information Control Panel (ICP) . . . 11
ICP Function Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Care, Handling and Storage . . . . . . . 16
Disconnecting and
Replacing Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Integration of Components . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Keyboard and Mouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Scanner Holder Installation . . . . . . . 21
LCD Monitor/
All-In-One PC Installation . . . . . . . . . 22
Integrating PC/Thin Client . . . . . . . . 24
Control Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Keyless Entry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Programming Cart Features . . . . . . 26
General Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Height Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Emergency Stop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Work Surfaces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Medication Cups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Maintenance and Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Replacement Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Warranty/Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Summary of Wa r n i n g s
The power system is designed for
power cart mounted equipment only.
Do not connect equipment that is
not mounted on the cart into the
power system outlets. Do not
connect cart mounted equipment
directly into a power source that is
not mounted to the cart.
The supplied spiral cord is rated for
medical use. Connecting the cord to
an outlet that is not medical grade
(indicated with green dot) will not
ensure grounding protection.
Spiral cord, power system and cart
are for INDOOR use only. DO NOT
OPERATE OUTDOORS.
Inspect spiral cord before each use.
DO NOT USE CORD IF DAMAGED.
DO NOT plug more than the
specified number of watts into
spiral cart cord.
DO NOT run spiral cord through
doorways or across walls or floors.
Fully insert spiral cord plug into
outlet. DO NOT unplug by pulling
on cord.
DO NOT use excessive force to
make connections.
Keep spiral cord away from water.
DO NOT PLUG CORD INTO OUTLET
IF WET.
DO NOT OPERATE POWER SYSTEM
IF WET.
Keep children away from spiral
cord.
DO NOT ALLOW CORD TO
OVERHEAT.
DO NOT drive, drag or place
objects over spiral cord. Do not
stand or walk on spiral cord.
Lock keyboard tray when moving
over uneven surfaces or
thresholds.
Breaking the seal on the battery to
add water will damage the battery
and could cause injury.EQUIPMENT not suitable for use in
the presence of a FLAMMABLE
ANESTHETIC MIXTURE WITH AIR or
WITH OXYGEN OR NITROUS OXIDE.
DO NOT remove, bend or modify
any metal prongs or pins of spiral
cart cord.
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OMobile
v eMedication
r v i e wStation Feature Overview
1. Monitor Stand: VESA®; Monitor Interface 75 mm & 100 mm; 360 degrees swivel; cables
routed through monitor post
2. Waste Receptacle: Removable, easy to clean with 0.60 gal (2.25 liters) capacity for disposal
of non-regulated waste such as packaging; bags available
3. Medic ation Cups: A spring loaded sleeve holding up to 25 cups; 25 cc plastic cups and
paper soufflé cups can be used
4. Top Work Sur face: Large work surface with clear plastic cover for visible access to
code/reference sheets; recessed for spill containment; includes pen/instrument slot
5. Bi-direc tion Work Sur face: Secondary work surface slides out to left/right
6. Sc anner Holder: Securely holds multiple scanner styles and enables presentation scanning
7. Keyboard Light: Illuminates keyboard and medication drawers
8. Keyboard Tray with Mouse Pads: Fits standard full-size keyboards; left/right mouse pads;
mouse storage behind keyboard; height adjustable from 29” to 44” above ground
9. Spiral Cord/Cord Clip: (Not Shown)10’ spiral cord stored at work surface level
10. Small Accessor y Bin: External storage for small items such as PDAs, hand sanitizer bottles
11. Keypad with LCD Display: Display indicates Cart ID, drawer lock status and battery life;
backlit when keys are pressed; controls keyless entry, keyboard light, and height adjustment
12. Control B oards & S of tware: (Not Shown) Control boards underneath keypad and behind
medication drawers control electronic functions of cart; USB interface connects software
13. Elec tronic Keyless Entr y System: PIN Code Access (4-digit, 0-9 digits, programmable) with
audit tracking; automatically locks with programmable timer (1-99 minutes); supports 128
access codes; warning when drawers are left open and cart is locked; codes/audit tracking
can be managed centrally over wireless networks
14. Medic ation Drawers: 2/5/8 drawers configurations available; removable and interchangeable
with other carts and transfer cart system; accepts 4” x 1” labels; dividers included
15. Medic ation Drawer S ecurit y Plates: Security plates in between drawers deter
unauthorized access to adjacent drawers; can be added/removed to change drawer
configuration
16. Lock ing Accessor y Bin (Optional): Provides secure storage for regulated medical/surgical
supplies such as syringes and solutions; opens when main PIN code is entered for
medication drawers; dividers included
17. CPU Storage: (Not Shown) Small form factor PC/Thin Clients securely stores behind keyboard
tray; larger form factor storage in metal housing at rear of cart
18. Height Adjustment: 15” electronic height adjustment for use seated or standing
19. Large Accessor y Bin: (Not Shown) Provides storage for larger items such as IV bags, charts,
reference books, general supplies, clipboards, vital sign accessories; easily removable for
infection control
20. Casters: High-grade dual wheel 5” medical grade; 1-locking
21. AC Power System: Sealed lead acid/a glass matte technology; UL 60601-1 certified; 34/55
amp batteries available; 10 amp/hour 3 stage charger; over/under voltage controls;
automatic transfer switch dual output system; 3 plug outlet strip; battery indicator on front
of work surface
22. Power System Controls/Information Control Panel: (Not Shown) Includes a power switch,
breaker switch and LCD display of power system information such as battery life, voltage,
and number of charge cycles left
23. Emergenc y Stop: (Not Shown) The cart is equipped with an emergency stop button located
on the monitor arm or beside the medication cup to disable the powered lift mechanism
24. Drawer S ensors: (Not Shown) Optical sensors detect if a medication drawer is left
open once the keyless entry system has been locked
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Note: monitor, keyboard, mouse and scanner are not included.
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InUnpacking
itial Start-Up
Please ensure your safety and product
quality by completing the following:
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1 Inspect the packaging to make sure
there is no damage. Contact customer
service at 888-859-8294 to report
damage.
2 Cut bands and remove.
3 Remove top cover.
4 Remove the large sleeve by pulling it
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2
over the top.
5 Remove foam top and set aside.
6 Cut or tear the front of the bottom tray
so that it folds forward.
7 Remove the large honeycomb pads
around the base of the unit.
8 Carefully roll the unit forward off of the
foam sheet and gently lower the cart
until the caster is in contact with the
floor. DO NOT DROP.
WARNING: Battery must be charged
for at least 5 hours (see page 9).
Items Included
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WARNING! Do not attempt to lift
product by yourself. Use proper
lifting techniques—use legs instead
of back.
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Cart
Bag 1: Monitor arm and hardware
Bag 2 (in drawer): Scanner holder kit
Bag 3:
• Medical cup dispenser
• Strain relief for scanner holder
• Three Torx security bits (T15, T25)
• Manual override key
Drawer dividers (in drawers)
Note: If package is left in cold temperatures for an
extended period, condensation may appear on the base
of the cart when brought indoors. Condensation will
evaporate once the cart is brought indoors.
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InPowering
itialUpSandtaAssembly
rt-Up 4
1 Remove power system cover by
Remove clear Information Control
Panel (ICP) cover by pushing clip and
lifting up.
removing the two outer Torx security
screws with the T15 Torx security bit
provided. (See picture.)
5 Turn ICP battery and AC
switches on.
2 Connect battery cable to battery.
6 Replace clear ICP cover.
3 Turn on inverter switch. Red light
7 Raise unit.
indicates inverter is on.
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10
Replace power system cover and
reinstall screws.
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The spiral cord can be unplugged once the
unit is fully charged. When the spiral cord
is not plugged in, it should be hung on the
clip. The battery does not contain a
memory, and therefore can be charged
regardless of the current state of charge. It
is recommended that the battery be
charged whenever the unit is not in use as
this will ensure that the unit is ready to use
and will help extend battery life.
Install two additional screws (included in
bag taped to power system cover) in the
power system cover near the column.
Plug in power cable to base of unit and
snap on strain relief.
WARNING: The supplied spiral cord is
rated for medical use. Connecting the
cord to an outlet that is not medical grade (indicated
with green dot) will not ensure grounding
protection.
WARNING: Spiral cord, power system and
cart are for INDOOR use only.
DO NOT OPERATE OUTDOORS.
WARNING: Inspect spiral cord before each
use. DO NOT USE CORD IF DAMAGED.
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WARNING: DO NOT remove, bend, or modify
any metal prongs or pins of spiral cart cord.
Plug power cable into medical grade
wall outlet indicated by a green dot on
the face.
WARNING: Spiral cord, power system and
cart are for INDOOR use only.
DO NOT OPERATE OUTDOORS.
WARNING: Inspect spiral cord
before each use. DO NOT
USE CORD IF DAMAGED.
WARNING: Battery must be
charged for at least 5 hours
prior to use. (See page 9.)
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InTestitCart
iaFunctions
l Start-Up
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1 Operate lift by pressing buttons on
control panel to test height
adjustment.
2 Check light by depressing button. Light
should toggle ON/OFF with each press.
3 Check keyless entry by entering 8034,
then opening front drawers and
locking side bin (optional).
4 Calibrate drawer sensors. The cart is
equipped with optical sensors that
detect if a medication drawer is left
open once the keyless entry system has
been locked. When the cart is first
powered up, the message,“DRAWER
AJAR” should appear on the top LCD
Panel. To calibrate the drawer sensors,
each drawer must be "rattled" in and
out within its free play while locked for
about 3 seconds. When all drawers
have been calibrated, the drawer ajar
message will go out.
Additional Assembly
Requirements
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Monitor arm (pg. 22)
Scanner holder (pg. 21)
Medication cup dispenser (pg. 31)
Integration Requirements
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Keyboard and Mouse (pg. 20)
Monitor (pg. 22)
PC (pg. 24)
Scanner (pg. 21)
Materials Needed
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Short Phillips screwdriver
Wire ties or cord clips for cable
management
Quick Change Driver (with 1/4”drive
socket)
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PFeatures
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System
andrSpecifications
The base of the cart is integrated with a
power system that includes a battery,
charger, Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS),
True Sine Wave Inverter (TSW),
Information Control Panel (ICP), and
isolation transformer.
Battery
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Battery Status on Keypad:The LCD
display on the keypad is integrated
with the ICP to provide a graphics
indication of the battery charge level
represented by six bars.
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Environmental: The medical cart
should be operated within an optimal
temperature range of 32°F to 90°F
(0°C to 32°C).
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The cart and integrated power system
are fully certified to EN 60601-1 2nd
Edition. A copy can be found at our
website: www.rubbermaidmedical.com.
TSW
Inverter
ICP
C h a rg e r
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Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS):
The ATS enables full charging of the
battery even when the cart and
peripheral equipment are drawing
power from the wall.
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True Sine Wave Inver ter ( TSW ): Power
factor corrected devices, like flat panel
monitors, are ensured satisfactory
operation by the TSW.
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Information Control Panel (ICP): The
LCD display located on the front panel of
the power system displays information
including amount of energy left, time
left, number of cycles left, and battery
voltage.
The cart comes with a one (1)-year
warranty on all power supply
components. Warranty is
automatically void when a fully
charged battery is left in an
unused state for more than three
(3) consecutive months. Warranty is
automatically void when a fully
discharged battery is left in an
unused state for more than
three (3) consecutive days.
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andrSpecifications
Battery
The power module is designed to
support 34, 55 and 80 AH battery
configurations. Individual battery hold
downs for the three battery types will be
supplied based on the configuration
requested.
The battery type is a deep cycle AGM
sealed lead acid battery. The battery is
fused with a replaceable 30A ATO fuse.
The battery harness is welded directly to
the battery terminals and sealed with
epoxy.
charger is designed to charge the
battery to a maximum of 14.2 volts;
once triggered, the switch is latched off
and must physically be turned on to
begin charging again. This is a
precautionary measure to prompt
investigations in the event of overvoltage. The charger is fused with a
replaceable 15A ATO fuse.
Power Strip
The power strip provides a 3 outlet, 115
Vac 60Hz 250w output located in rear
compartment of the cart.
Charger
The power system module includes a 10
amp charger that is designed to match
the onboard battery. The algorithms
have been configured to meet the
specifications of the battery. The upper
voltage limits have also been altered to
maximize battery cycles.
The charger includes an indicator LED
that changes color dependent on charge
operation. Orange indicates the first
“boost” stage in the charge sequence.
Yellow indicates the second “timer” stage
in the charge sequence. Green indicates
the third “standby” stage in the charge
sequence during which the battery is
fully charged.
The AC input voltage to the charger is
monitored by the ICP. During battery
charging, the ICP monitors the battery
voltage for potential overcharging. The
The power system is designed for
power cart mounted equipment
only. DO NOT connect equipment
that is not mounted on the cart
into the power system outlets.
DO NOT connect cart mounted
equipment directly into a power
source that is not mounted to
the cart.
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PCharging
o w eParameters
r System
It will be necessary to re-synchronize
the ICP and battery only if the battery
is disconnected or if the battery has
not received a full charge for an
extended period (typically 1 month).
Initial Charge and ICP
Synchronization
All batteries shipped out are tested to
be at least 80% charged. It is
recommended that when a new
battery is installed, the unit be plugged
in to allow the batteries to come up to
100% charge. Initial charge should
last at least 5 hours.
Charging in the battery will allow for
maximum run time and is also
necessary to synchronize the ICP with
the battery. When the battery is first
connected to the unit, the ICP will read
0% but will also display the words
“Charge Battery Full” at the bottom of
the screen. When this text appears, the
ICP is not synchronized with the
battery, and the ICP readings will be
inaccurate (with the exception of
voltage and current). Once the battery
has been fully charged, the “Charge
Battery Full” display will change to
“Battery Full”. At this point, the ICP and
the battery are synchronized and all
readings will accurately reflect the
condition of the battery.
NOTE: It is possible to manually
synchronize the ICP and battery by
holding the < and > keys on the ICP.
Avoid doing so, as this can cause the
ICP to inaccurately report the state of
the battery.
Ongoing Charge
Avoid losing power to your
equipment. Battery damage may
result if battery remains in a
discharged state even for short
periods of time.
Warranty is automatically void
when a fully charged battery is left
in an unused state for more than
three (3) consecutive months.
Warranty is automatically void
when fully discharged battery is
left in an unused state for more
than three (3) consecutive days.
•
Review battery charge messages and
battery state of charge sections with users.
•
Charge batter y whenever p ossible by
plugging the power cord into a
medical grade wall outlet. Doing so will
maximize the life of the battery.
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To verify that battery is charging,
the voltage level and state of
charge on the ICP will show
increasing values until the battery
is fully charged. (See page 11 for
instructions.)
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Fully charge batter y at least once
each month.
Battery, charger and battery monitor
are synchronized only when battery
is fully charged. On a monthly chart,
record the dates of full charge.
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
recharge the battery on a regular basis.
The battery does not contain a memory,
and therefore can be charged regardless
of the current state of charge. It is
recommended that the battery be
charged whenever the unit is not in use
as this will ensure that the unit is ready
to use and will help extend battery life.
If the unit is not going to be used
for an extended period of time, the
unit should be fully charged and
stored with the charger still
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
200__
200__
200__
200__
NOTE: Use the inverter switch to
conserve the battery when the
power system will not be used for
an extended period of time.
NOTE: Plugging in the power cord
for short periods of time does not
affect the battery’s ability to take a
full charge and prolongs battery
life, but it does not ensure
synchronization unless a full (100%)
state is reached.
plugged into wall power or with
the battery fully charged and
disconnected. Leaving a battery in
an uncharged state may severely
damage the battery’s ability to take
a charge and will void the warranty.
No other maintenance is required of
the battery. This is a sealed battery and
does not require water.
Breaking the seal on the battery to
add water will damage the
battery and could cause injury.
Maintenance
In order to properly maintain the
battery and ensure its extended life,
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The power system monitors the
amount of energy put into the battery
while charging and the amount of
energy taken out while discharging.
Since data is continuously added as the
battery ages, the ICP provides accurate
information at all times, regardless of
the age or condition of the battery, as
long as synchronization occurs on a
regular basis. The five “primary” power
system readings that can be viewed in
the ICP display window are: current (A),
consumed amp hours (Ah), time-to-go
(h), battery voltage (V), and state of
charge (%). Data is viewable in the
information control panel display
window by pressing the arrow keys.
Battery Charge Messages
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The ICP alerts you to the state of the
battery charge by displaying one of
three flashing messages:
Charge B atter y means the battery
needs to be charged.
Batter y Full means the battery is fully
charged and synchronization has
occurred.
Charge B atter y Full means the battery
needs to be fully charged.
M E S S A G E
----- ----- ----49.8% 100.0% 49.8%
CHARGE BATTERY
BATTERY FULL
CHARGE BATTERY FULL
M E A N I N G
Full
Battery
Icon
Empty
Battery
Icon
Battery
State-ofC h a rg e B a r
Display
Window
"DOWN"
A r ro w K e y
"UP"
A r ro w K e y
Setup Key (for accessing function settings)
Battery
state-of-charge
has dropped
below the
adjusted
“discharge
floor.”
Battery is fully
charged.
Requires
synchronization
(for example,
after a number
of charge/
discharge
cycles, after
a reset or right
after power-up).
REQUIRED ACTION
Recharge
battery as
soon as
possible.
No action
required:
monitor and
battery are
synchronized.
Charge
battery until
completely
(100%) Full!
Battery State-of-Charge Bar
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Current
Consumed
Amp Hours
Time-to-Go
The state-of-charge is also shown
in the form of a five-segmented bar
appearing at the top of the display.
Each segment represents one fifth
Battery Voltage
State of Charge
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(20%) of the battery’s full 100% charge.
For example, when the battery is at
80%, four of the segments will be
displayed.
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OFF: If you know that your power
system will not be operated for one
week or more, ensure that the battery
is fully charged, and that the inverter is
switched “off.”
Low Voltage Alarm
NOTE: The low voltage alarm is NOT
related to ICP functions 5 & 6 shown on
the keypad.
If the voltage falls to a low enough
level, an audible alarm will sound from
the inverter, warning that there are
about 15 minutes of run time
remaining. At the end of this time, the
attached electronic equipment will
shut down and the battery must be
recharged. Once the power cord is
plugged in, the attached equipment
can operate.
Inverter Switch Mode
Light On
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Light Off
ON: The power system inverter is
shipped in the “on” position. During
normal operation, the inverter switch
should always be in the “on” position.
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PICPoFunction
w e rSettings
System
The ICP is preset for your 12V battery system.
You do not need to set any functions.
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Locked ICP Func tion S ettings,
Func tion 20 (F20): The ICP functions come
locked. If changes need to be made to the
function settings, contact customer service.
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ICP D isplay B ack light Func tion S etting,
Func tion 17 (F17): The ICP display backlight
option is turned off to conserve battery
power. The backlight can be turned to “on” or
“auto.” If this change needs to be made,
contact customer service 888-859-8294.
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Refer to the table on the next two pages
for an overview of all ICP Functions
(including function descriptions, ranges
and default settings). For more
information, please contact customer
service.
CAUTION: DO NOT change functions 6, 7
and 8 from their current default settings!
Changing these settings will cause the
power system to stop operating. Contact
customer service if you have any questions
about this or any other ICP function.
History Data
H01 :
The automatically calculated charge-efficiency factor (CEF)
H02 :
The average discharge–this value will be recalculated after each synchronization
H03 :
The deepest discharge in amp hours
H04 :
Number of charge/discharge cycles
H05 :
The number of “equalizations” (i.e. the number of times the battery is fully charged
meeting the charged-parameters condition)
H06 :
The number of full discharges (reaching a state-of-charge of 0.0%)
H07 :
The number of under-voltage alarms
H08 :
The number of over-voltage alarms
H09 :
reserved
H10 :
reserved
The ICP is able to store special events as history data in the memory. The next events are stored as
history data. The information stated above can be recalled in the ”history readout.” Pressing all three
keys of the ICP for five seconds will activate this readout. After these five seconds, a flashing “H01” will
appear on the display. With the < and > selection keys, the value of H01 can be displayed. By pressing
the SETUP (next) key, the next history event (in this case ”H02”) can be selected. To return to normal
operating mode, all three ICP keys must be pressed for five seconds again.
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PICPoFunction
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F01:
Battery capacity in Amp hours, (Ah): This must be the capacity at a 20h discharge rate and 20 °C.
Default: matched to your cart’s amp hour capacity
Range: 20 – 2000Ah
Step size : 1Ah
F02:
Voltage charged parameter: The battery voltage must be above this voltage level to consider the battery
as fully charged. Make sure the voltage charged parameter is always slightly below the voltage at which
the charger finishes charging the battery (usually 0.1V or 0.2V below the ‘float’ stage voltage of the
charger).
Default: 13.2V
Range: 8.0 – 33.0V
Step size: 0.1V
F03:
Current charged parameter: When the charge current value is below this percentage of the battery
capacity (see F01), the battery can be considered fully charged. Make sure the current charged
parameter is always greater than the minimum current at which the charger maintains the battery, or stops
charging.
Default: set to match your charger size (2% for 10 and 20 amp charger and 4% for the 40 amp charger)
Range: 0.5 – 10.0%
Step size: 0.5%
F04:
Charged parameter time: This is the time the charged parameters (as described in F02 and F03) must be
met, in order to synchronize.
Default: 4 minutes
Range: 1 – 4 minutes
Step size: 1 minute
F05:
Low-battery alarm ON (discharge floor): When the state-of-charge percentage has fallen below, it will
activate the CHARGE BATTER
BATTERY indication, which will flash on the display to indicate that the battery must
be charged. The time-to-go calculation is also linked to this value. It is recommended to keep this value 1015%.
Default: 15.0%
Range: 0.0 – 99.0%
Step size: 1.0%
F06:
Low-battery alarm OFF: This is not an available option.
F07:
Under-voltage alarm: Ten seconds after the battery voltage falls below this value, the message Lo will
appear on the display and the alarm relay will be activated.
Default: 10.5V
Range: OFF / 8.0 – 33.0V
Step size : 0.1V
F08:
Over-voltage alarm: Five seconds after the battery voltage rises above this value, the message Hi shall
appear on the display and the alarm relay will be activated.
Default: 16.0V
Range: OFF / 10.0 – 35.0V
Step size: 0.1V
F09:
Charge efficiency factor (CEF): It is recommended to keep this value at AU (automatic calculation). The
value A90 resets the automatic calculation to 90%. A manual setting is represented by Uxx where xx is the
charge efficiency.
Default: AU
Range: U50 – U99 / AU / A90
Step size: 1%
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F10:
Peukert exponent (discharge efficiency): When unknown, it is recommended to keep this value at1.25. A
value of 1.00 disables the Peukert compensation.
Default: any combination of 48 amp hour battery is 1.14 and any combination of 100 amp hour battery is
1.17
Range: 1.00 – 1.50
Step size: 0.01
F11:
Battery temperature: This is not an available option.
F12:
Temperature coefficient: This is not an available option.
F13:
Time-to-go averaging period: Specifies the time window in minutes that the moving averaging filter works
with. Selecting the right time depends on your installation. A value of 0 disables the filter and gives
you instantaneous (real-time) readout; however, the displayed values may fluctuate heavily. Selecting
the highest time (12 minutes) ensures that long-term load fluctuations are included in the time-to-go
calculations.
Default: 3 minutes
Range 0 / 3 / 6 / 9 / 12 minutes
F14:
Not applicable. Keep at zero.
Default: 0.0A
Range 0.0 – 2.0A
Step size: 0.1A
F15:
Reserved.
Default: ---
F16:
Not an option
F17:
Display (backlight) mode: Specifies duration of backlight activation in seconds after pressing a key on the ICP.
Furthermore, settings can be made to leave the backlight always ON or always OFF. In the setting AU, the
backlight will be activated automatically when the charge/discharge current exceeds 1A or when a key is
pressed.
Default: ON
Range: OFF / 10 – 60 / ON / AU
Step size10 seconds
F18:
Reserved.
Default: ----
F19:
Firmware version: Displays the firmware version of the ICP. No alterations can be made.
Default: 1.00
F20:
Setup lock: When this Function is ON, all functions (except this one) are locked and can’t be altered unless
changed back to OFF.
Default: ON
Range: OFF / ON
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WARNING
Do not connect battery output leads together.
Serious personal injury may result and will
permanently damage battery. Do not remove or
lift battery by its output leads. Move or lift the
battery by picking it up by its case.
PROPOSITION 65
WARNING
Battery posts, terminals and related accessories
contain lead components, chemicals known
to the State of California to cause cancer and
reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.
Disconnect Power Cord and
Battery Before Service
1
3
2
ACID
BATTERY HAZARD RATING INDEX
Red: Flammability = 1
Slight: Slightly combustible – requires strong
heating to ignite
Blue: Health = 3
Serious: Toxic – avoid inhalation or skin contact
Yellow: Reactivity: 2
Moderate: Unstable – may react with water
LEAD BATTERY
MUST BE RECYCLED
For replacement battery
contact Rubbermaid
1-888-859-8294
White: Specific = ACID
The specific meaning of the Hazard Rating
for your battery is provided below.
For general hazard rating meanings,
refer to the next page.
TRANSPORT/STORAGE
Care should be taken to transport and
store this system within a temperature
range of 32˚ F to 90˚ F (0˚C to 32˚ C).
CART DISPOSAL
Dispose of this cart according to local
guidelines and regulations for waste.
Contact Rubbermaid Customer Service
for more information. 1-888-859-8294
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H A Z A R D R ATING
1
3
2
ACID
PRODUCT: BAT T E RY,
ELECTRIC STORAGE,
ABSORBED ELECTROLYTE,
VA LVE REGULATED, SEALED
LEAD ACID
CAUTION
L i k e a l l b a t t e r i e s , c o r ro s i v e f l u i d s a n d t o x i c
m a t e r i a l s a re c o n t a i n e d w i t h i n a n d s h o u l d b e
h a n d l e d w i t h c a re . K e e p a w a y f ro m c h i l d re n .
D o n o t p u n c t u re , d i s a s s e m b l e o r i n c i n e r a t e .
U s e i n a w e l l v e n t i l a t e d a re a a w a y f ro m a n y
s o u r c e s o f i g n i t i o n . U s e p r o p e r c h a rg i n g
v o l t a g e s a s s p e c i f i e d b e l o w. Do not allow
the positive and negative terminals to
c o n t a c t e a c h o t h e r ; a s h o r t c i rc u i t w i l l c a u s e
h i g h c u r re n t f l o w, creat i ng h ig h h ea t an d t h e
p o s s i b i l i t y o f a f i r e.
NOTICE
D o n o t re m o v e t h e v e n t v a l v e s ( c a p s ) o n t h i s
b a t t e r y. The addition of water is not re q u i red
or permitted. Removing vent valves (caps)
a ff e c t s b a t t e r y l i f e a n d s u b s e q u e n t l y v o i d s
t h e w a r r a n t y. No leakage of battery fluid
occurs during normal operation and/
or transportation.
FIRST AID
I n c a s e o f a n a c c i d e n t o r s e v e re a b u s e
w h e re b y t h e b a t t e r y c r a c k s o p e n a n d
e l e c t ro l y t e c o m e s i n t o c o n t a c t w i t h s k i n o r
clothing, follow these instructions:
EXT ER NAL CO N TA C T
Immediately flush skin or eyes with water for
a minimum of 15 minutes.
CLOTHING CONTA C T
R e m o v e c l o t h i n g a n d w a s h i m m e d i a t e l y.
INTERNAL
D r i n k l a rg e q u a n t i t i e s o f t a p w a t e r f o l l o w e d
with milk, milk of magnesia, beaten eggs or
vegetable oil. In case of exter nal or inter n a l
contact, call a physician immediately and
get medical attention.
INSTA L L ATION/OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Extended battery life will be obtained by
c a re f u l l y f o l l o w i n g t h e i n s t r u c t i o n s b e l o w :
1 . W h e n n o t i n s e r v i c e , b o o s t c h a rg e t h e
battery every 90 days.
2 . D o n o t a l l o w t h e b a t t e r y t o re m a i n i n a
d i s c h a rg e d s t a t e e v e n f o r s h o r t p e r i o d s o f
t i m e . P e r m a n e n t b a t t e r y d a m a g e m a y re s u l t .
3 . B e s u re a l l e l e c t r i c a l e q u i p m e n t i s t u r n e d
o ff b e f o re c o n n e c t i n g o r d i s c o n n e c t i n g t h e
b a t t e r y.
4. When installing the battery, use a torq u e
w re n c h t o t i g h t e n t e r m i n a l c o n n e c t i o n s .
( R e c o m m e n d e d t o rq u e f o r 3 / 1 6 i n . – 2 0 i n .
lbs, 1⁄4 in – 35 in. lbs, 5/16 in – 40 in. lbs.)
C h e c k c o n n e c t i o n s p e r i o d i c a l l y.
5. Use insulated tools when installing,
s e r v i c i n g o r re m o v i n g t h e b a t t e r y.
FOR CYCLIC APPLICATIONS
1 . C h a rg e t h e b a t t e r y w i t h a c o n s t a n t
p o t e n t i a l ( c o n s t a n t v o l t a g e ) c h a rg e r s e t a t
2.37 volts/cell @ 77 F. (7.1 V. for a 6 volt
– 14.2 V. for a 12 volt – 28.4 V. for a 24 volt
battery).
2 . D o n o t o v e r c h a rg e . N e v e r u s e a c o n s t a n t
c u r re n t c h a rg e r. Never use a charg e r t h a t
a l l o w s t h e b a t t e r y v o l t a g e o n c h a rg e t o
exceed 2.4 volts per cell (7.2 V. for a 6 volt
– 14.4 V. for a 12 volt – 28.8 V. for a 24 volt
battery).
FOR FLOAT/STANDBY APPLICATIONS
1 . C h a rg e t h e b a t t e r y w i t h a c o n s t a n t
p o t e n t i a l ( c o n s t a n t v o l t a g e ) c h a rg e r s e t a t
2.20 to 2.23 volts/cell @ 77 F. (6.6 to 6.7 V.
for a 6 volt – 13.2 to 13.4 V. for a 12 volt
– 26.4 to 26.8 V. for a 24 volt battery).
T E M P E R ATURE COMPENSATION
F o r o p t i m u m l i f e , b a t t e r y c h a rg i n g v o l t a g e
should be adjusted with battery operation
t e m p e r a t u r e.
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Color
Symbol Signal Word
Level of Hazard
Indicates a situation that does not present any hazard
but is very important in maintaining a well functioning cart.
Yellow
IMPORTANT
Yellow
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
Yellow
ELECTRICAL
Indicates an impending electrical hazard which, if not
avoided, may result in personal injury, fire and/or death.
Color
Blue
Red
Type
Health
Flammability
Number
Level
Description
4
Extreme
Highly Toxic: May be fatal on short term exposure.
Special protective equipment required.
3
Serious
Toxic: Avoid inhalation or skin contact.
2
Moderate
1
0
Slight
Minimal
4
Extreme
Extremely flammable gas or liquid: Flash
Point below 73°F.
3
Serious
Flammable: Flash Point 73° to 100° F.
2
Moderate
1
Yellow
Reactivity
White
Protective
Equipment
ight
0
4
Minimal
Extreme
3
Serious
2
1
0
N/A
Moderately Toxic: May be harmful if inhaled
or absorbed.
Slightly Toxic: May cause slight irritation.
All chemicals have some degree of toxicity.
Combustible: Requires moderate heating to
ignite. Flash Point 100° to 200° F.
Slightly combustible: Requires strong
heating to ignite.
Will not burn under normal circumstances.
Explosive at room temperature.
May explode if shocked, heated under
confinement or mixed with water.
Moderate Unstable, may react with water.
May react if heated or mixed with water.
Slight
Minimal Normally stable, does not react with water.
Varies
Varies
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Battery
Disconnect
1 Unplug power cord from wall outlet.
2 Using height adjustment, raise unit to
BATTERY DISPOSAL:
Please contact customer service
instructions on proper disposal
of the consumed battery.
Batteries should be recycled.
its full height.
3 Remove access window on ICP.
4 Turn off AC and battery switches.
5 Remove both power system covers by
removing the eight Torx T15 security
screws with a Torx security bit (provided).
6 Remove battery hold-down by
removing two Phillips head screws.
7 Disconnect battery cable.
Replace
1 Remove battery and cable.
2 Install new battery and reverse steps.
See pg. 9 for initial charge
instructions.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
Disconnect power before entry. Only
authorized personnel may service this
equipment. Read and understand
user’s guide before opening
unit or replacing battery.
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9
I nKeyboard
t e gand
r aMouse
tion of Components
1 Remove four Torx security screws and
back panel cover with T25 Torx security
drive and set aside.
3 Place mouse on outer edge of
platform. Run cable through same
hole on keyboard platform to
establish maximum mouse cord
2 Move keyboard tray to unlock position.
extension length.
Pull keyboard tray out.
4
Using a wire-tie, secure the mouse
and keyboard cords behind the keyboard
Run keyboard wire through hole on
platform to the back and pull keyboard.
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I nScanner
t e gHolder
r a tInstallation
ion of Components
1 Determine appropriate scanner clip by
placing scanner neck into clip.
5 Close retainer clip and pull into
position so that the neck of the retainer
clip is in the hole in the bottom of the
2 For assembly of scanner holder, follow
instructions in plastic bag that contains
the scanner holder parts.
compartment.
3 Place scanner cord through hole at rear
bottom surface. Determine maximum
scanner extension distance from cart.
6 Alternative routing: Scanner cable can
also be routed through hole in monitor
arm.
4 Find retainer clip and place around
cable just above the hole inside the
compartment at the rear of the cart.
7 Once device that scanner is attached to
is installed, further cord management
may be desired using wire ties.
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I nLCDt eMonitor/All-In-One
g r a t i o nPC o
f Components
Installation
1 Determine all cables that will be required
to attach to monitor/all-in-one PC.
2 Remove base plate on the monitor
using a Phillips screwdriver.
3 For LCD Monitor: Start with the largest
connector. Feed the non-monitor end
through the side hole in the monitor
post (see picture). Pull it through the
bottom. Insert the serial port cable
through the bottom of the monitor
post and out the side hole.
Note: To run cables through the post, you may
attach a “fish cable” such as a string to the
connector you are feeding through and drop it
through until you can pull the connector
through.
4 Attach the monitor to the VESA mount
using the screws in the monitor kit
accessory bag. If you have a 100mm VESA
hole pattern, you will need to attach the
adapter plan. (Follow the instructions in the
adapter plate.)
5 Once the monitor is attached, pull the
cables until the slack is removed.
For All-In-One PC: Start with the largest
connector. Feed the non-monitor end
through the side hole in the monitor
post. Pull it through the bottom. Next,
insert the serial port cable, scanner
holder, mouse and keyboard cords
through the bottom of the monitor
post and out the side hole.
6 While holding the monitor arm and
assembly, feed all connectors and cable
slack through the opening on the monitor
mounting bracket.
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mponents
Installation
7 Place the monitor base plate over
the holes on the monitor
mounting bracket using a
T15 Torx security bit.
8 Position the monitor hole cover over
the opening and snap it in place.
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I nIntegrating
t e g rPC/Thin
a t i oClient
n of Components
5 Use wire ties for cable management as
1 Gather all cords.
2 Plug into PC.
3 Plug power cords into outlet strip.
desired.
6 The Cart includes a control board that
operates several of the Cart’s
operations and also records data
generated from the keyless entry
system. An interface to this control
board allows an external PC with a USB
port to configure, control, and obtain
status from/to the Cart. A USB 2.0 A/B
style cable is connected on one end to
the control board. The other end
should be inserted into your PC’s USB
port.
4 Place PC into cavity.
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CKeyless
o nEntry
t ro l B o a rd
Keyless entry models include a numeric
keypad on the top of the user interface
containing the digits 0-9 for user entry
into the drawers. Each time a number is
pressed, a corresponding number will
appear on the LCD display verifying
that a number has been pressed. Upon
entry of a correct 4 digit numeric code,
the unit will unlock the units’ drawers
and the message “DRAWERS
UNLOCKED” will appear on the LCD
display. If an invalid code is entered, the
message “ERROR INVALID CODE” will
appear. The optional side locking bin
will also be unlocked at the same time
that the unit unlocks the front drawers.
The unit will automatically relock the
drawers according to a preset time
ranging from 1-99 minutes. This auto
lock-down time can be set using the
control board software provided with
the cart. The default auto lock down
time is 2 minutes. A LOCK button is
provided on the keypad so that the
user can lock the drawers before the
automatic relock occurs. A CANCEL
button is provided to allow the user to
clear the numeric entry if he or she
enters or starts to enter an incorrect
code. Keyless entry models can be
programmed with up to 128 codes.
Drawers are designed so that they can
be removed from the unit. The unit will
still lockdown the remaining drawers
when drawers are removed. Drawers
can be reinserted into a locked unit
without unlocking the unit. Once fully
inserted, the already locked and newly
inserted drawers will all be locked.
Security plates between the drawers
deter unauthorized access to drawers
in the cart when one or more drawers
has been removed. The keyless entry
unit will only work when the unit and
the battery are charged to an operating
level.
Op en D rawer S ensors
The cart is equipped with optical
sensors that detect if a medication
drawer is left open once the keyless
entry system has been locked.
Troublesho oting
Drawers ajar message will not
go away:
•
Drawers may need to be recalibrated.
To calibrate the drawer sensors, each
drawer must be "rattled" in and out
within its free play while locked for
about 3 seconds. When all drawers
have been calibrated, the drawer ajar
message will go out.
Drawers will not unlock:
•
•
•
Are you using the correct floor or
hospital code?
Press cancel to clear any partially
entered code, then try the correct four
digit code again.
Is the battery charged to an operating
state? The unit may need to be
recharged.
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CProgramming
o n t roCart
lB
o a rd
Features
Hard Lock
Setting the Codes
Main Cart
The keyless entry system is provided
with a redundant hard lock. This hard
lock will override the keyless entry
system and allow manual use of the
cart. It will allow unlocking of drawers if
the unit is used until low voltage
shutdown. It can also be used to lock
the drawers and disable the keyless
entry system. In other words, with the
hard lock in the locked position, it will
override the keyless entry system, and
the system will not unlock the drawers.
The hard lock is located on the rear
panel of mobile medication (see
illustration). There is also a hard lock
that uses the same key on the optional
side locking bin. There are no disable
features on the side locking bin lock.
The hard lock is a rotary latch and has
three positions. The key is included in
bag 3 (see page 3).
See USB Interface Software to Set
Codes.
Main Cart
Position 1 is the unlocked position. This
position unlocks the drawers. The key
cannot be removed in position 1.
Position 2 is the normal operating
position. This position enables the
keyless entry system. The key may also
be removed in position 2.
Position 3 is the locked position. Here
the drawers are fully locked and the
keyless entry system will not function.
The key may be removed in position 3.
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GHeight
e nAdjustment
eral Operation
To accommodate persons of varying heights,
as well as for seating and standing positions,
the cart at the keyboard height can be
adjusted from 29.25” to 43.75”.
Set cart height via the powered lift mechanism
contained within the column of the cart. A cart
that has a monitor and PC can accommodate
an additional 50 lbs. of weight. To maintain an
ideal operating speed, the charge level should
be at least 11 volts as indicated on the ICP.
Raising or Lowering Cart
To raise or lower the upper portion of the cart,
press and hold down the arrows on the user
interface until it reaches your desired height.
The lift mechanism will automatically stop
when it reaches its minimum or maximum
height.
Do not sit, lean or place any heavy
objects on the top work surface.
Lift Overload Protection
The height adjustment mechanism is
equipped with overload protection. If during
the operation of the height adjustment, the lift
is overloaded or becomes blocked by an
obstruction, the lift will stop and the LCD
screen will display “Lift Overloaded.” Remove
the load or clear the obstruction to continue
operation. The lift will automatically reset after
3 seconds.
Emergency Stop Instructions
The cart is equipped
with an emergency
stop switch (e-stop)
to disable the
powered lift
mechanism.
Depressing the e-stop will disable
the power to the lift. All other cart
functions remain operational. Pull
up on the e-stop to enable the
powered lift mechanism
to operate again.
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GWork
e nSurfaces
eral Operation
A large work surface has been
incorporated into the cart. A clear cover
is attached to protect reference
materials. This cover can be removed
and cleaner by using a Phillips
screwdriver (not provided). Completely
remove two plastic screws in top
corners to remove.
To move the Bi-Directional
Work Surface
Grasp the handle on the desired side of
the cart and pull firmly to release the
bi-directional work surface from the
centered position.The bi-directional
work surface will hold firmly in place
when fully extended.
The bi-directional work surface
facilitates a wide range of tasks. With the
bi-directional work surface in the right
or left position, large work surfaces are
revealed. At the center, full right, and
full left position, the bi-directional work
surface will hold firmly in place. This
will allow the user full access to all
functions of the cart without the
bi-directional work surface moving.
LCD Level Contrast
The contrast level on the LCD screen
can be adjusted for improved visibility.
The contrast can be increased by
pressing the PROGRAM and UP buttons
on the keypad at the same time
repeatedly until the screen reaches a
satisfactory contrast level. To decrease
the contrast, press the PROGRAM and
DOWN button at the same time.
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GComponents
eneral Operation
Keyboard Tray
Mouse Storage
The keyboard tray has a locking feature
to prevent the tray from sliding out
when the cart is moving over uneven
surfaces or thresholds. To lock the
keyboard, push tray in and slide locking
handle to the locked position.
A mouse storage area is located behind
the keyboard tray.
Keyboard Light
Mouse Pads
Left and right mousepads are provided
and are located underneath the
keyboard. They can be extended when
the keyboard is in any position.
A keyboard light is provided for use
when the cart is in dimly lit areas. To
operate, press the light bulb icon on the
keypad. The light can be manually
turned off by pressing the button
again. It will automatically turn off after
a predetermined time that can be set
using the control board software.
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l Operation
Wheels
Document Cover
The Cart is equipped with 4”x 5” dual
wheel medical grade casters.
When replacing or cleaning document
cover, use a Phillips screwdriver to
remove the two plastic screws in the
top corners.
Open Side Bin
To clean, remove by lifting up slightly
and pulling off.
Accessory Bin
This additional bin can be added to
hold PDAs, pagers, hand sanitizer, etc.
To install, remove blank panel with
Phillips screwdriver and use the same
two screws to install the bin.
Drawer Label Covers
Drawer label covers are provided to
house patient and doctor labels. Labels
can be up to 4.25”x 1” tall. Inserting
labels larger than acceptable height may
cause the covers to break when drawers
are inserted into the unit.
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e n e rCups
al Operation
Select correct size sleeves for your
medication cups. Two different size
sleeves have been included in bag 3
(see page 3).
Drop springs and spring covers down
into housing. Position sleeves over
housing openings. Push down and
snap into place.
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Maintenance and Cleaning
MAINTENANCE:
Customer Equipment
Unless directed by the installation
instructions, DO NOT service or make
any adjustments to or replace any of
these parts. Only Rubbermaid or an
approved technician/dealer should
service, make adjustments, or
replacements to the cart components if
necessary. DO NOT use the cart if any
pieces are missing or if there is any
damage to the cart; in these cases,
immediately contact customer service
for more information.
Mount equipment securely to the cart
and make sure it is balanced. Unless
instructed to by the installation
instructions, do not use a riser or tower
to reposition the cart. Equipment
damage or personal injury may occur
by moving the cart too high or too low
on the riser. For more information,
contact customer care.
Cables
You will find a variety of solutions
included with your cart to keep the
cables organized. Always keep the
cables neatly organized, and be sure to
route excess cables away from moving
components with wire ties or cable
clips.
NOTE: Failure to follow these
guidelines could void the product
warranty; for more information, refer to
the warranty section in your reference
guide (page 35).
Casters
To ensure that the cart travels
smoothly, check the casters periodically
to make sure they are free of debris
and clean. Keep the cart away from
uneven, dirty or damaged surfaces. For
more information, refer to the General
Operation section (page 29).
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Maintenance and Cleaning
CLEANING
CAUTION:
Because of the close proximity of
electrical power and equipment,
flammable cleaners should never be
used on the cart!
•
NOTE:
When cleaning the cart, wipe all
cleaners off of surface with a damp
cloth and thoroughly dry the cart.
Never cover the cart or its components
in liquid or allow liquids to flow into
the cart.
•
Never use steel wool or any other
abrasive material as these could
damage the surface finish.
•
Before using any cleaner on the cart,
first test on a small area to ensure that
the cart surface is not harmed.
These guidelines cannot guarantee to
control infection. The hospital’s
infection control administrator/
epidemiologist should be consulted for
cleaning procedures and processes.
Cleaning
Recommendations:
Clean the paint and plastic cart
components with any diluted, nonabrasive solutions. Some suggested
cleaners are quaternary ammonia
compounds, ammonia enzyme cleaner,
bleach and alcohol solutions.
Remove pen and permanent dry erase
marker stains with a soft cloth and 91%
isopropyl alcohol.
Remove iodine stains with a soft cloth
and any common cleaner.
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Replacement Parts
Description
External Spiral Cord
Item
9M29-A
QScanner Holder
9M08-AB
Accessory Bin
9M09-AC
Drawer Label Cover (Large Drawer)
9M09-AD
Sharps Container Bracket
9M09-AE
Replacement Key- Keyless Entry
9M09-AF
Divider for Large Bin
9M11-AC
Small Drawer (New Design)
9M29-AA
Small Drawer Label Cover (New Design)
9M29-AC
Drawer Security Plate
9M29-AD
Medication Cup Dispenser Kit
9M29-AE
Clear Top Cover
9M29-AF
Waste Receptacle
9M29-AG
Mouse Tray
9M29-AH
Power Cord Clip
9M29-AI
Small Side Bin
9M29-AJ
Clear Cover for Power System Controls
9M29-AK
Non-Locking Medical Grade Caster
9M29-AL
Locking Medical Grade Caster
9M29-AM
Computer Access Cover
9M29-AN
Hardware Kit
9M29-AP
External Spiral Cord
9M29-AQ
Electronic Locking Side Bin
9M29-AR
Divider for Side Bin
9M29-AS
Envelope Drawer Insert
9M29-AT
Small Drawer Divider
9M29-BB
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Wa r r a n t y / R e g i s t r a t i o n
Limited Warranty
Rubbermaid Medical Solutions is pleased
to offer a three year warranty on our
products for durable components and a
one year warranty on the keyless entry
systems and electronic components
excluding the rechargeable battery.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitation or
exclusion may not apply to you. This
warranty gives you specific legal rights and
you may also have other rights which vary
from state to state or country to country.
From the date of purchase, if a
Rubbermaid Medical Solutions’ product
proves defective in materials and
workmanship during normal use by the
purchaser of this product in the relevant
time frame listed above, Rubbermaid
Medical Solutions will arrange for
replacement or repair.
To receive repair or replacement, either
return the defective part to the outlet
where purchased or call customer service
at 1-888-859-8294 to arrange for the
product return. Rubbermaid Medical
Solutions reserves the right to request
proof of purchase in conjunction with any
such return.
This warranty does not cover product
abuse, modification, failure to adhere to
the accompanying instructions, improper
operation or misuse and excludes
shipping and handling charges. This
warranty does not extend to non-durable
components.
Rubbermaid Medical Solutions SHALL
NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL
OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES WHATSOEVER.
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