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 Domina PLUS B
2003 MODEL

ELECTRO VALVE ELECTRO VALVE

NR 1 (N.C.) BACTERIAL
FILTER NR 5 (N.O.)

VACUUM
LINE FILTER UNIDIRECTIONAL
VALVE

ELECTRO
VALVE NR 4
DRAIN LINE VACUUM
(N.C.)
FILTER PUMP

FILL
ELECTRO VALVE LINE
NR 3 (N.C.) FILTER

ELECTRO VALVE WATER UNIDIRECTIONAL

NR 2 (N.O.) COUNTER DRAIN VALVE
PUMP
 DOMINA PLUS B remains in this condition
until the surface temperature reaches 100°C
(up and down)
When the vacuum pump turns on, it runs
without load because EV5 is open
After a couple of seconds, EV5 turns on (it closes)
After a couple of seconds, EV3 turns on (it open)
and the air is pumped out
 When the pressure reaches –0.8 bar, (for
altitude from 0 to 100 m), EV3 closes and EV4
opens
EV5 open and the drain pump turns on for 20 seconds
heating
When the pressure reaches 0.16 bar, EV2 turns off
At 0.05 bar, EV2 closes and the vacuum pump turns on
..after 2 seconds EV5 closes..
 ..and after 2 seconds EV3 opens: the steam is
condensed in the radiator and the pump works dry
Second water filling
EV5 opens and the radiator is drained by the pump
heating
Second drain
Sterilization
Drain
drying
ventilation
end
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In the gray handle
model, the valves
3 are wired
together, in the
2001 model the
N.O. becomes EV5
 THIS PHASE IS
MINIMUM 10 SEC.
LONG OR UNTIL
THE SURFACE
TEMPERATURE
REACHES 100°C
BUT THE VALVES
ARE OFF,
THE AIR
EXPANDES
EV 3/2 is open, so,
when the pump
turns on, it is free
of load.
Look at the arrows
for the flow.
 After 2 seconds the
valves NR 3 turn on.
Now the chamber is
connected to the
pump.
The pressure must be
-0.8 bar before to skip
to the next phase
The water goes in the
chamber trough the
filter and the water
counter.
After 10 seconds, the
pump turns off, when
the quantity of
measured water will
be 180 cc EV 4
closes.
The chamber is sealed
and heated until the
pressure reaches 0.18
bar.
Until the pressure
reaches 0.05 bar.
 Then, EV 2
closes and the
pump turns on
and after 2
seconds….
Both EV 3 turn on,
air and steam
come from the
chamber trough
the condensers.
In this part, the
water fall down for
the gravity and
the air goes to the
pump until the
pressure reaches
-0.8 bar
 Now the water is
filled again in the
chamber, EV 3 turn
off, and the water
present here is
pumped to the waste
water tank.
 The pump turns off
after 10 seconds, EV
4 turns off when the
filled water is 128 cc
 Now the
sequence is the
same.
The last filling is 250
cc of water
 In the last heating
phase, at 0.3 bar,
the temp/press ratio
is controlled, if it is
wrong, the cycle is
aborted with an AL8
alarm.
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left
VALVE (#1)
VALVE (#2)
VALVE (#3)
VALVE (#4)
VALVE (#5)
RIGHT
RIGHT MODEL 03
RIGHT MODEL 07
VACUUM PUMP
 2003
MODEL
ONLY
DRAIN
PUMP

RELIEF
VALVE
 2007
MODEL

RELIEF VALVES
 2007
MODEL
handle switch

piston switch

electric locking piston

H2O hardness measure PCB

Drain
2007
MODEL

Overflow
 2011
MODEL
 New printer port:
now it is serial RS232 2011
MODEL

New main board: New gasket door:

new wiring for new functions, the gasket seat is changed,
it cannot be exchanged with the new one cannot be used
the prevoius versions on the previous units
 2011
MODEL

New hoses material for longer life

New water counter

and filter housing
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 ALARMS
There are three levels of signals.
Some messages are displayed using alphanumeric codes.
For example this message means that the recovery water reservoir is full.

The second level of indications warn that something doesn’t work perfectly but the sterility of the
load is warranted.
The operator manual report a list of procedure that may solve the problem directly by the final user.
These messages disappears opening the door.

The message FAIL followed by an indication AL with a number means that the cycle is
interrupted and failed, the load was not sterilised. All the active components are turned off.
Opening the door, the message is not cancelled.
 ALARMS AL ALARMS CD
AL1 AL2 AL3 AL4 CD1 CD2 CD3 CD4
AL5 CD5 CD6 CD7
AL6
AL7 MESSAGGES
AL8 NEED CLEANING
AL9 NEED SERVICE
AL10 AL11 ADD H2O FULL H20
AL12 H2O GOOD H2O HARD
AL13 AL14 AL15 OPEN DOOR
AL16 DRY FAIL
AL18 AL31 NEED INST
 NEED CLEANING

After the first 60 cycles, if the maintenance cycle is not done, this
message appears.
The autoclave works properly, but the message will disappear only
when the maintenance will be done correctly and it will be displayed
again after 60 cycles.
Read the paragraph MAINTENANCE of the user manual.
 H2O FULL ADD H2O

These messages means the was pushed the START button with
the indication MIN of the clean water or MAX of the used water. It
is necessary to empty the used water reservoir and to fill the
clean water reservoir before to run a cycle.
 H2O GOOD H2O HARD

These messages indicate the quality of the water in the clean reservoir.
Turning on the autoclave, if the chamber is cold and the clean water
reservoir is full, a measure of the conductivity is done.
The switch level from good to bad is 15 microSiemens.
The autoclave permits to run cycles also if the water conductivity is too
high, it is an operator’s decision to run cycles with water that can
damage the instruments.
 OPEN DOOR

It means that the START button was pushed with the

door not properly closed.
 DRY FAIL

The door was opened during the drying phase in a cycle where the
drying is not considered fundamental (3 and special 4)
 NEED INST
This message appears trying to turn on the autoclave without following
the correct procedure of installation.
The sequence must be: maintaining pushed the button 1, push POWER.
The door must be close and the clean water reservoir must be filled over
the minimum level.
It is possible to force again the message NEED INST pushing together 4
and POWER from off condition.
This function was designed for the following transfers of the autoclave
for service or maintenance in a service centre.
 NEED SERVICE

After one year from the installation date (or before is 2000 cycles are
done), this message indicate that it is time for a special maintenance
and for a check of the calibration.
It is enough push a button to cancel this message and use the
autoclave, but it will appears again at the next turning on.
To cancel completely this message (for one year) it is necessary to
press together the first three program buttons from the off condition.
This function was inserted for follow the request of periodical validation
of the sterilisation process.
A common trouble that comes out in the first weeks of use is caused by
the user that changes involuntarily the setup of the clock increasing the
YEAR adjustment, in this case the unit “thinks” that is time for service: it
is enough to adjust correctly the clock to eliminate the message
 CD1
This alarm appears if the time of drain is longer than 4 minutes.

Cause: the drain filter in the chamber is dirty, clean it or replace it,
eventually run the maintenance cycle.
If the problem is not solved, verify if there are closed hoses or foreign
body in the valve 2.
 CD 2 and CD3
The heating time was longer than 25 minutes
Cause: the most probable is that the line tension is too low, verify if
it is in the limits (230V +/- 10%).
An excessive load may cause this alarm.
It is never happened, but theoretically it is possible that an heater is
broken.
Check the wiring, the heater connection and the protection
thermostat.
 CD4
The water filling phase has reached the time limit of 50 seconds.
Cause: the water filter is obstructed, clean or replace it.

If this operation is not enough to solve the problem, it is possible

that is obstructed also the calibrated hole in the water counter: it is
required to dismount the counter and clean it.
 CD 5
There was a water flow bigger than 5 cc during a phase of the cycle
where the valve 4 must be close.

Cause: valve 4 is dirty, usually the problem will solve by itself

running some cycles, if not, it is necessary to open and clean the
valve.
 CD 6
At the end of the ventilation phase, the residual pressure in the
chamber is lower than -0.3 bar.
Cause: the bacterial filter is dirty, replace it.

If the replacement of the filter doesn’t

solve the problem, check valve 1
 CD 7
The limit vacuum time is reached (8 minutes).

In optimal conditions, the required time to complete the vacuum phase

is around 2-3 minutes; if the required level of vacuum is not reached in
8 minutes but it is enough to insure the sterilisation, (0,76 bar in the
first phase, 0,7 for the following at 0-100m of altitude), the program
goes to the next phase inserting in the memory an index.
If this condition is repeated in the three following cycles, the message
CD7 is displayed.
The causes may be:
-the chamber filter is dirty
-the gasket door is dirty or damaged
-the vacuum pump is dirty or consumed
-the altitude is not inserted correctly
-the inclination of the autoclave is not correct
-there is a leakage in the circuit
-the radiator is full of dust or has a leakage
-the cooling fan(s) is (are) not working
To verify the efficiency of the vacuum pump it is enough to connect a
vacuum-meter directly at the pump head.
Push sequentially SET than POWER, on the display appears the
message TEST OUT, pushing 3 the pump turns on: after few seconds,
the instrument must show a value lower than –0,84 bar.
If the measured value is higher, probably the valves are dirty: it is
required to open the pump head and clean the valves and the valve’s
housing.

Take care to the valves position!

If you find the diaphragm broken it is available a repair kit composed
by:, o-rings, valves, diaphragm, bearing balls and rod assembled.
For the pumps produced before July 2001 it is suggested the
replacement with a serviced pump available for a special price.
To find a vacuum leakage is harder than to find a pressure leakage! Using
the program VACUUM you have 15 minutes to find the hole; the measure
of the pressure on the display is really useful.
The most exposed parts to a vacuum leak are:

valve 2 Door’s safety piston

Gasket door

If the autoclave is hot, the VACUUM

TEST doesn’t start. It is possible to run
a similar test disconnecting a wire from 4
valve 1 and from valve 4, start a cycle
and stop it when the vacuum pump
stops the first time, pushing only one
time the button START/STOP

1
In the 2003 model, verify also the Drain pump and the Relief valve

Drain pump

Relief valve
 AL1 AL2 AL3 AL4

During the auto diagnosis, it tested the resistance of the coils of the
valves: if it is open or in short circuit, an alarm with the same number
of the valve is displayed.
We never found interrupted coils so, if one of this alarms appears,
please check the wiring before to replace a valve.
 AL 5
In the heating phases, every 10 minutes, it is verified if the pressure
increasing is higher than 0.16 bar.
If not, this alarm is displayed.

The cause is usually an insufficient quantity of water in the chamber.

We want to remind you that the quantity of water required depends on the
temperature that we want to reach and on the quantity and quality of the
load: so may happens that some alarms appear only with full load.
The origin of this alarm is, the most of the time, a missing maintenance:
the frontal water filter is dirty.
Read CD4 instructions.
If the filter is clean, may be that the alarm
is caused by a pressure leak and the
water is lost before to reach the working
pressure.
The most exposed component to this
risk is the valve 2
 AL 6
The vacuum level is not enough.
The switch level depend on the altitude setting and on the phase.
Altitude Mt first vacuum bar following vacuum bar
0-100 -0,76 -0,7
200-300 -0,74 -0,68
400-500 -0,72 -0,66
600-700 -0,7 -0,64
800-900 -0,68 -0,62
1000-1100 -0,66 -0,6
1200-1300 -0,64 -0,58
1400-1500 -0,62 -0,56
1600-1700 -0,6 -0,54
1800-1900 -0,58 -0,52
2000-2100 -0,56 -0,5
2200-2300 -0,54 -0,48
2400-2500 -0,52 -0,46
the causes and the solutions are described in the CD7 paragraph.
 AL 7
The door has been opened during the cycle.
There is a pneumatic protection that lock the door so it is not
possible to do it if in the chamber there is a dangerous pressure.
Verify the door switch function.
To look at the switch it is enough to dismount the control panel.
In the Y07 model, it indicates that the locking mechanism is not
activated or the handle is not in the correct position

07 03
 AL 8

After three vacuum phases there is too much air in the chamber.
This control is done when the pressure reaches 0,3 bar: the
temperature must be higher than 104°C.
The most frequent cause is a too low altitude setting.
An excessive amount of air may be caused by a chamber or a valve
during a vacuum phase.
Run the vacuum test.
A wrong adjustment of temperature or pressure sensor may force this
alarm or a wrong function of the air exhaust system.
 AL 9
The sterilisation countdown is interrupted if the parameters
go out of the limits, if it happens and the controller is not
able to to correct it in less than 30 seconds, this alarm
appears.
The causes may be the same of AL5 and cd4.
Verify the water filling and the condition of the valve 2
 AL 10
During the sterilisation phase, the pressure value is increased more than
0.14 bar respect to the reference.
The heaters must be turned of by the main board: verify , when the
R.DWN Led is off, the tension on the lower heater (it must be zero) and
when the R.UP Led is off,the tension on the lower heaters must be zero
 AL 11
In the sterilisation phase, the pressure value is decreased below
the reference.
Probably, an hose has broken or the safety valve opens too early.

TAKE CARE!
Don’t try to repair the safety valve!!!
 Al 12
The difference of the steam temperature from the reference is more than
+\-3°C in the sterilisation phase.
Look at AL10.
Verify the steam temperature sensor connection on the board.
 AL 13 AL 14 AL 15
Steam sensor Upper sensor Lower sensor

The admitted rage of reading of the temperature sensors is 4-168°C, if the

reading exits from this range, the microprocessor turns off all the outputs and
display this alarm.
It may appear in winter time during the installation: wait ten minutes with the
door open before to turn it on.
AL15 and AL14 may occur in case of missing water in the chamber: look at CD4
paragraph.
We fount some cases where the alarm was created by water drops on the
temperature board: it may happens if the reservoir is overfilled quickly.
Verify the thermocouple integrity (it is a short circuit).
ATTENTION! The steam sensor’s
replacement requires the verify
of the calibration!
 AL 16
The pressure reading was higher than 2,4bar.
May be that the heater are out of, check the paragraph AL10.
Verify if the pressure board is correctly inserted on the main
board; eventually replace it with a new calibrated board.
Don’t try to adjust it if you don’t have a high grade pressure
reference.
 AL 18
The door was opened during the drying phase
in a class B cycle. Look at AL7.
Eliminated in the Y07 model

AL 31
During the drying phase of a class B cycle, the level of vacuum was
not enough to warrant the correct drying.
Verify the correct inclination of the autoclave and if the cooling is
enough; eventually decrease the load.
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 INSTALLATION (2003 mod.)
1.1 BASIC REQUIREMENTS
1. Make sure that the features of the electric plant is according with the requirements indicated on the rear plate, the power supply socket should provide at
least 10 A and adequate earth connection..
The manufacturer disclaims any responsibility for damage caused by inadequate or not earth-connected electrical plant.
2. The sterilizer should be slightly tilted to facilitate water outflow during the steam draining phase. If necessary adjust through the proper feet.
3. To warrant the correct working of the sterilizer it is imperative that the rear and lower panels are not clogged.
4. Do not install the unit in extremely moist environments or arranged close to inflammable gas sources.
5. The distance from the rear wall should be at least 4 cm.
The sterilizer may be installed recessed, as long as adequate free space around the unit (> 10cm) is guaranteed.

1.2 PRELIMINARY STEPS

THESE ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT ONLY BY QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIANS. INCORRECT SETTINGS MIGHT EFFECT THE QUALITY OF
STERILIZATION.

1. Check that the electric plant meets the unit requirements, plug the power supply cable into an AC socket.
2. The sterilizer is delivered without water into the tank; before proceeding it is necessary to fill the tank with demineralized water.

Poor-quality water may lead to the formation of calcareous deposits on the instruments, on the chamber inside walls and on the trays. Read the
label carefully before pouring the fluid. Tap water must not be used under any circumstances, not even if conditioned through filters or softeners.
Demineralized water bottles for batteries, supplemented with sulfuric acid, are available on the market. If used for the sterilizer may cause
irreversible damage.
Fill completely the main tank.

3. Switch-on the sterilizer by the rear power supply switch. This should preferably be kept in “on” position, as in stand-by mode the power consumption is
very negligible.

4. Take basket and trays out the chamber and close the door.
5. Hold down the key  and push the key POWER; the display will show <SET ALT 100 MT> (100 is the factory-set altitude value).

Modify the value according to the current installation altitude (see next page) by operating on the keys  and .

Then press the key SET to store the set value and to start the automatic procedure for the first water filling of the idraulic circuit and the chamber itself.
 ALTITUDE COMPENSATION

To ensure the correct operation of the sterilizer’s pressure transducer the

equipment must know the environment data in order to allow the necessary
pressure compensation.
The correct altitude value (above sea level) must be set at the first installation
and in case the sterilizer is moved at altitude differing from the set value.
The factory-set value is 100 meters. If the actual altitude is between 0 and 200
meters no adjustment is needed. Differences of +100 meters do not affect the
correct sterilizer operation.
To ensure the right sterilization verify that the altitude value set during the
installation does not differ from over 200 meters from the current one. An
incorrect altitude setting may result in a prolonged vacuum cycle and/or false or
premature AL8 and AL5 error messages.
SECRET ADJUSTMENTS
From 2001 it is possible to adjust some functions using a secret code.
To insert the code use the clock set-up:

ALTITUDE ADJUSTMENT: set the clock to may 5th, year 55, 5 am;
on the display will appear the altitude: adjust it with the program
buttons 1 and 2.

STEAM TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT: may 5th, year 77, 5 am.

It is possible to adjust the value to +/-4°C with a 1/4 of °C.

PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT: may 5th, year 88, 5 am

+/- 0,04 bar with 0,0025 bar steps.

MODEL: may 5th, year 66, 5 am.

This autoclave is produced with different display for private labels, this
adjustment is inserted to set the correct display: use always TIPO 1

CHECK ALWAYS THESE ADJUSTMENT WHEN

THE MAIN BOARD IS REPLACED!

WRONG SETUP OF THESE VALUES MAY INVALID

THE STERILIZATION CYCLE!
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS IN THE 2003 MODEL
- WATER LOAD
it is possible to fill the water line without repeating the installation procedure: in OFF
press the second program button together with POWER.
- EEPROM MEMORY PRINTOUT
in OFF, push together the button of the third program and POWER; two column are
printed: the first is the address and the second is the value
(click HERE to see the conversion table)
- NEED INST RESET
It is possible to force again the autoclave in the NEED INST condition (for example for a
shipment after service) pushing, from OFF, the button of the last program together with
POWER. THE INSTALLATION DATE WILL BE NOT MODIFIED!
- INSTALLATION DATE READOUT
Pushing SET from OFF condition, it is displayed the installation date and the software
version.
2003 MODEL’S ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- DATALOGGER CONNECTION
selecting language 6 it is possible to record the sterilisation history on a computer
- HIGHER TEMPERATURE READING RESOLUTION
now it is 0,5°C but from 2001 model the microprocessor manage with 0,125°C steps
(before was 0,25°C)
- AUTOMATIC MAINTENANCE CYCLE
easier and more efficient
- MAINTENACE COUNTER
no doubt about the customer efficiency
• SECRET ADJUSTMENTS ADDED ON THE MODEL 2007

• CALIBRATION: set the clock to may 5th, year 33, 5 am 55

min
• it adjusts the reference of temperature and pressure
together in a range of +/- 1°C

• VACUUM LEVEL: may 5th, year 44, 5 am.

• changes the level of the vacuum request in a range of -0 to
-0,06 bar
2007 MODEL’S ADDITIONAL FEATURES
- ELECTRIC DOOR LOCKING SYSTEM
The pneumatic system has been replaced by a piston operated by the microprocessor, the
door is normally locked and it is unlocked only if the following conditions are respected:
. pressure in a range of +/- 0,05 bar
. preheating phase
. no alarms
When the unit is not yet installed, the door remains unlocked for 1 hour when powered, to
open it again later it is enough to switch if off and on again.
- CONNECTIONS FOR THE PURITY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
- NEW QUITER VACUUM PUMP MAINTENANCE FREE
- IMPROVED COOLING SYSTEM
2011 MODEL’S ADDITIONAL FEATURES
-New main electronic board:
eliminated potentiometers, adjustments done by software
additional inputs and outputs for better management of the door’s locking system
printer’s serial port
faster USB-LOG that can be used together with paper printer
new service menu, to enter in the setup, instead of the clock adjustment, push together
the buttons of the last two cycles; the password is 55
- water dose adjustable
- drying improved and drying time adjustable
- new service software will follow soon
- new gasket door, longer life, better sealing when cold (cannot be used on previous
models)
- new water counter with integrated filter, higher precision
- new material for hoses, longer life
- firmware may be upgraded from the service port using USB LOG
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EEPROM MAP HEXADECIMAL-DECIMAL CONVERSION
adr. description 0 0 0 4 0 64 8 0 128 c 0 192
0 cycle counter lsb 0 1 1 4 1 65 8 1 129 c 1 193
1 cycle counter 0 2 2 4 2 66 8 2 130 c 2 194
2 cycle counter msb 0 3 3 4 3 67 8 3 131 c 3 195
3 abort counter lsb 0 4 4 4 4 68 8 4 132 c 4 196
4 abort counter 0 5 5 4 5 69 8 5 133 c 5 197
5 abort counter msb 0 6 6 4 6 70 8 6 134 c 6 198
6 3th alarm 0 7 7 4 7 71 8 7 135 c 7 199
7 2nd alarm 0 8 8 4 8 72 8 8 136 c 8 200
8 1st alarm 0 9 9 4 9 73 8 9 137 c 9 201
9 temperature sp5 0 a 10 4 a 74 8 a 138 c a 202
a time sp5 0 b 11 4 b 75 8 b 139 c b 203
b program selection 0 c 12 4 c 76 8 c 140 c c 204
c temperature unit, language 0 d 13 4 d 77 8 d 141 c d 205
d pressure unit,sp selection 0 e 14 4 e 78 8 e 142 c e 206
e BLACK OUT memory 0 f 15 4 f 79 8 f 143 c f 207
f CD alarms memory 1 0 16 5 0 80 9 0 144 d 0 208
14 dry time 1 1 17 5 1 81 9 1 145 d 1 209
15 vent time 1 2 18 5 2 82 9 2 146 d 2 210
16 altitude (*100) 1 3 19 5 3 83 9 3 147 d 3 211
17 temperature offset (0=10 HEX or 16 DEC) 1 4 20 5 4 84 9 4 148 d 4 212
18 pressure offset (0=10 HEX or 16 DEC) 1 5 21 5 5 85 9 5 149 d 5 213
19 tipo (model selection) L on Loff 1 6 22 5 6 86 9 6 150 d 6 214
1a need cleaning counter 1 7 23 5 7 87 9 7 151 d 7 215
1b cleaning counter 1 8 24 5 8 88 9 8 152 d 8 216
30 installation day 1 9 25 5 9 89 9 9 153 d 9 217
31 installation month 1 a 26 5 a 90 9 a 154 d a 218
32 installation year 1 b 27 5 b 91 9 b 155 d b 219
33 pressure peak 1 c 28 5 c 92 9 c 156 d c 220
34 steam temperature peak 1 d 29 5 d 93 9 d 157 d d 221
35 upper temperature peak 1 e 30 5 e 94 9 e 158 d e 222
36 lower temperature peak 1 f 31 5 f 95 9 f 159 d f 223
37 peak cycle lsb 2 0 32 6 0 96 a 0 160 e 0 224
38 peak cycle 2 1 33 6 1 97 a 1 161 e 1 225
39 peak cycle msb 2 2 34 6 2 98 a 2 162 e 2 226
3a peak cycle temperature set 2 3 35 6 3 99 a 3 163 e 3 227
3b peak cycle vacuum phases 2 4 36 6 4 100 a 4 164 e 4 228
40 last service day 2 5 37 6 5 101 a 5 165 e 5 229
41 last service month 2 6 38 6 6 102 a 6 166 e 6 230
42 last service year 2 7 39 6 7 103 a 7 167 e 7 231
43 need service counter msb 2 8 40 6 8 104 a 8 168 e 8 232
44 need service counter lsb 2 9 41 6 9 105 a 9 169 e 9 233
53 serial number lsb 2 a 42 6 a 106 a a 170 e a 234
54 serial number 2 b 43 6 b 107 a b 171 e b 235
55 serial number msb 2 c 44 6 c 108 a c 172 e c 236
56 production day 2 d 45 6 d 109 a d 173 e d 237
57 production month 2 e 46 6 e 110 a e 174 e e 238
58 production year 2 f 47 6 f 111 a f 175 e f 239
60 comment 3 0 48 7 0 112 b 0 176 f 0 240
61 comment 3 1 49 7 1 113 b 1 177 f 1 241
62 comment 3 2 50 7 2 114 b 2 178 f 2 242
63 comment 3 3 51 7 3 115 b 3 179 f 3 243
64 comment 3 4 52 7 4 116 b 4 180 f 4 244
65 comment 3 5 53 7 5 117 b 5 181 f 5 245
66 comment 3 6 54 7 6 118 b 6 182 f 6 246
67 comment 3 7 55 7 7 119 b 7 183 f 7 247
68 comment 3 8 56 7 8 120 b 8 184 f 8 248
69 comment 3 9 57 7 9 121 b 9 185 f 9 249
6A comment 3 a 58 7 a 122 b a 186 f a 250
6B comment 3 b 59 7 b 123 b b 187 f b 251
70 comment 3 c 60 7 c 124 b c 188 f c 252
71 comment 3 d 61 7 d 125 b d 189 f d 253
72 comment 3 e 62 7 e 126 b e 190 f e 254
73 comment 3 f 63 7 f 127 b f 191 f f 255
74 comment
75 comment
76 comment
EEPROM MAP EXAMPLE

HEX-DEC CONV.
HEX-DEC CONV.

ADRESS
ADRESS

VALUE
VALUE
DESCRIPTION RESULT DESCRIPTION RESULT

4 0 12 * LAST SERVICE DAY

0 0 19 25
4 1 12 * LAST SERVICE MONTH 12 DECEMBER 2002
0 1 02 2 CYCLE COUNTER 225
4 2 02 * LAST SERVICE YEAR *NOTE: EX-DEC CONVERSION NOT REQUIRED
0 2 00 0
4 3 09 9 NEED SERVICE CYCLES COUNTER 309
0 3 11 17
4 4 03 3
0 4 01 1 ABORT COUNTER 117
4 5 FF 255
0 5 00 0 4 6 FF 255
0 6 07 7 4 7 FF 255
0 7 07 7 LAST ALARMS 7 7 7 4 8 FF 255
0 8 07 7 4 9 FF 255
0 9 79 121 S CYCLE TEMPERATURE 121°C 4 a FF 255
0 a 3C 60 S CYCLE TIME 60 min 4 b FF 255 NOT USED NOT USEFUL
0 b A0 160 PROGRAM SELECTION NOT USEFUL 4 c FF 255
0 c 10 16 SETS NOT USEFUL 4 d FF 255
0 d 30 48 4 e FF 255
0 e 01 1 BLACK OUT ALARM DONE 4 f FF 255
0 f 04 4 LAST CD ALARM CD4 5 0 FF 255
1 0 FF 255 5 1 FF 255
1 1 FF 255 5 2 FF 255
1 2 FF 255 NOT USED NOT USEFUL 5 3 04 4
1 3 FF 255 5 4 0B 11 SERIAL NUMBER 1104

1 4 6 6 DRY TIME (only in some models) 6 min 5 5 00 0

1 5 4 4 VENT TIME (only in some models) 4 min
5 6 0F 15
5 7 09 9 DATE OF PRODUCTION 15 SEPTEMBER 2001
1 6 01 1 ALTITUDE IN METERS X100 100 m
5 8 01 1
1 7 10 16 TEMPERATURE OFFSET 0 NOTE: 0 IS -4°C, 32 IS +4°C
5 9 FF 255
1 8 10 16 PRESSURE OFFSET 0 NOTE: 0 IS -0,04 BAR, 32 IS +0,04 BAR
5 a FF 255
1 9 04 4 MODEL AND L on SETUP (only in some models) SIRONA L ON
5 b FF 255
1 a 31 49 NEED CLEANING COUNTER THE MESSAGE WILL APEAR AFTER 49 CYCLES
5 c FF 255 NOT USED NOT USEFUL
1 b 02 2 CLEANING CYCLE COUNTER 2
5 d FF 255
1 c FF 255 5 e FF 255
1 d FF 255 5 f FF 255
1 e FF 255 6 0
1 f FF 255 6 1
2 0 FF 255 6 2
2 1 FF 255 6 3
2 2 FF 255 6 4
2 3 FF 255 6 5
2 4 FF 255 6 6
2 5 FF 255 6 7
2 6 FF 255 NOT USED NOT USEFUL 6 8
2 7 FF 255 6 9
2 8 FF 255 6 a
2 9 FF 255 6 b THESE FIELDS REQUIRE ASCII CODE TRANSLATION
2 a FF 255 6 c
2 b FF 255 6 d COMMENT OF PRODUCTION USE THE SERVICE SOFTWARE TO READ IT

2 c FF 255 6 e
6 f
2 d FF 255
7 0
2 e FF 255
7 1
2 f FF 255
7 2
3 0 27 * INSTALLATION DAY
7 3
3 1 11 * INSTALLATION MONTH 27 NOVEMBER 2002
7 4
3 2 02 * INSTALLATION YEAR *NOTE: EX-DEC CONVERSION NOT REQUIRED
7 5
3 3 9A 154 PRESSURE PEAK (absolute press/2 in Kpa) 2,08 bar (((154X2)/100)-1) 7 6
3 4 87 135 STEAM TEMPERATURE PEAK 135°C 7 7
3 5 89 137 UPPER TEMPERATURE PEAK 137°C 7 8
3 6 88 136 LOWER TEMPERATURE PEAK 136°C 7 9
3 7 0E 14 NUMBER OF THE CYCLE WHEN 7 a
3 8 02 2 THE PEAK HAS HAPPENED 214 7 b
3 9 00 0 7 c FF 255
3 a 86 134 TEMPERATURE SET OF THE PEAK CYCLE 134°C 7 d FF 255 NOT USED NOT USEFUL
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