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Operating Manual

MELAprint®42
Log printer

EN
Dear Dr.

We should like to extend our thanks for the expression of trust in our company which you have displayed through the
purchase of this MELAG device.
As an owner-run and operated family concern founded in 1951, we have a long history of successful specialization in
hygiene products for practice-based use. Our focus on innovation, quality and the highest standards of operational
reliability has established MELAG as the world’s leading manufacturer in the instrument treatment and hygiene field.
You, our customer are justified in your demand for the best products, quality and reliability. Providing "competence in
hygiene" and "Quality – made in Germany", we guarantee that these demands will be met. Our certified quality
management systems is subject to close monitoring: one instrument to this end is our annual multi-day audit conducted
in accordance with ISO 13485 and ISO 9001. This guarantees that all MELAG products are manufactured and tested in
accordance with strict quality criteria.

The MELAG management and team.


Contents

Contents
Chapter 1 – Device description ......................................................................................................... 5
Intended use .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Compatibility with MELAG devices .................................................................................................................................. 5
Views of the devices ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
Log printer .................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Network adapter for MELAprint .................................................................................................................................... 7

Chapter 2 – Commissioning .............................................................................................................. 9


Preparing the connections ............................................................................................................................................... 9
Inserting the paper roll ................................................................................................................................................... 10
Connecting a log printer to a MELAG device with a series data connection .................................................................. 11
Connecting the log printer to the steam sterilizer ....................................................................................................... 12
Setting the log printer as the output medium (steam sterilizer) .................................................................................. 13
Test output ................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Connecting the log printer to the MELAseal Pro ........................................................................................................ 14
Setting the log printer MELAseal Pro as the output medium ...................................................................................... 14
Connecting a log printer to a MELAG device with an Ethernet data connection ............................................................ 14
Connecting the network adapter ................................................................................................................................ 14
Determining the network situation and changing the computer IP address (temporary) ............................................ 15
Adapting the IP address of the label printer to the (practice) network ........................................................................ 18
Registering the log printer on the MELAG device ...................................................................................................... 19
Setting the log printer as the output medium.............................................................................................................. 20
Test output ................................................................................................................................................................. 20

Chapter 3 – Maintenance ................................................................................................................ 21


Changing the ink ribbon ................................................................................................................................................. 21
Self-test ......................................................................................................................................................................... 22

Technical data ................................................................................................................................. 23

Appendix A - Accessories ............................................................................................................... 24

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General notes

General notes
Please read this operating manual carefully before commissioning the device. The
functionality and value-retention of this steam sterilizer depends on the care accorded to
it. Please store this operating manual carefully and in close proximity to the device. It
represents a component of the product.

Symbols used
Symbol Explanation

Indicates a dangerous situation, which if not avoided, could entail slight to life-
threatening injuries.
Draws your attention to a situation, which if not avoided, could result in damage to
the practice fittings or the device.
Draws your attention to important information.

Symbols on the device


Symbol Explanation

In affixing the CE mark, the manufacturer declares that this product fulfils the basic
requirements of the EMC Directive and the Low Voltage Directive.

The symbol of the struck out waste bin identifies a device that may not be disposed
in the domestic waste. The vendor is responsible for appropriate disposal of the
device - it must be delivered to the vendor to be disposed of.
With the designation of an apparatus with this symbol, the manufacturer
furthermore declares that he satisfies all requirements of the law concerning the
release, redemption and environmentally sound disposal of electric and electronic
appliances.

Disposal
MELAG devices are synonymous for long-term quality. When you eventually need to decommission your
MELAG device, we offer a special disposal service. Simply contact your stockist.
The packaging protects the device against transport damage. The packaging materials have been
selected for their environmentally-friendly and recycling properties and can be recycled. Returning the
packaging to the material flow reduces the amount of waste and saves raw materials. Dispose of all non-
required packaging materials at the collection points of the dual system.

Scope of delivery
Standard scope of delivery
 MELAprint 42 log printer
 Ribbon cartridge, already inserted
 Paper roll
 Power supply
 Series connection cable (RS232)
 EMC filter
 Operating Manual
Optionally
 Network adapter for MELAprint

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Safety instructions

Safety instructions
When operating the log printer, please observe the following safety instructions as well as those contained
in subsequent chapters.

Cable and power supply


 Operate the log printer only with the power cable included in the scope of delivery.
 Liquids may not be permitted to penetrate the interior of the log printer. This could result in
electrical shocks or short circuiting.
 Only connect the log printer to those devices intended for operation with this log printer.
 Disconnect the log printer from the mains during long downtimes.
 Only operate the device with 5 volts DC.

Installation location and storage


 Setup the log printer in such a way that it is protected against strong direct sunlight and heat.
 Store and operate the log printer only in a dust-free environment protected against heat and
damp.
 Do not place the log printer directly on the steam sterilizer. The steam sterilizer will become hot
upon operation. Non-observance could result in restricted function and damage to the log printer.

Repair
 Do not open the log printer. Incorrect opening and repair can compromise electrical safety and
pose a danger to the user.
 The log printer may only be dismantled or repaired by authorized persons.

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Chapter 1 – Device description

Intended use
The MELAprint 42 log printer serves batch documentation and log output of the MELAG devices listed
below.

Compatibility with MELAG devices


Table 1: Overview of current device types

Category Product class Device type


Cleaning and disinfection MELAtherm MELAtherm 10
Vacuklav 23 B+
Vacuklav 31 B+
Pro-Class Vacuklav 24 B+
Vacuklav 24 B/L+
Vacuklav 30 B+
Vacuklav 40 B+
Premium-Plus-Class / Vacuklav 44 B+
Evolution Vacuklav 41 B+
Vacuklav 43 B+
Steam sterilizers
Cliniclave 45/45M
Cliniklav
Cliniklav 25

MELAtronic 23 EN
MELAtronic EN/EN+
MELAtronic 15 EN+

Euroklav 29 VS+
Euroklav Euroklav 23 VS+
Euroklav 23 S+
MELAquick MELAquick 12+/12+p
Sealing device MELAseal MELAseal Pro

Table 2: Overview of older device types

Category Product class Device type


Vacuklav 40-B
Vacuklav 44-B
Premium-Class
Vacuklav 41-B
Vacuklav 43-B
Vacuquick 13-B
Vacuquick
Vacuquick 14-B
Vacuklav 23-B
Vacuklav 24-B
Steam sterilizers Classic Vacuklav 24-B/L
Vacuklav 30-B
Vacuklav 31-B
Euroklav 29V-S
Euroklav 23V-S
Euroklav
Euroklav 23-S
Euroklav 29-S
MELAtronic 15 EN
MELAtronic EN
MELAtronic 17 EN

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Views of the devices

Log printer
(1) Cover
(2) SEL key
2 (3) LF key

1 3

Fig. 1: Paper tray closed


(4) Paper tray
4 (5) Roll dispenser
(6) Transport key
5 (7) Ink ribbon

Fig. 2: Paper tray open

(8) Paper slot


(9) RS232 connection
8 (10) DC connection for power
supply

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Fig. 3: Paper tray open

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Log printer operating panel


Table 3: Operating panel log printer

Operating LED/operating keys State Status/function

P On
Device is switched on.
LED
S On
On-Offline mode is activated, data received

Switching the printer On and Offline


SEL Commencing, interrupting and continuing a print
Key order
Performing a self-test

LF Paper feed

Network adapter for MELAprint


The network adapter for MELAprint permits the connection of the log printer to the (practice) network to
print logs directly from network compatible MELAG devices.
The network adapter is not included with the log printer and is optionally available.

1) Reset key
For resetting the user-defined settings
on the factory settings
2) LED to indicate the status

1 2

3) Ethernet socket (RJ45)


For connecting the Ethernet cable to
the network
4) RJ12 socket
For connecting the serial cable to log
printer
5) Network socket (5V/ DC)
For connecting the power supply cable
to the power supply

Fig. 4: Network adapter 3 4 5

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Status displays network adapter for MELAprint


Table 4 Status displays network adapter

LEDs State Meaning

Power On The network adapter is switched on / connected to the power


supply
Off The network adapter is switched off / not live

Flashes slowly Network adapter boots (the network adapter firmware is active)

Flashes quickly Start configuration of the network adapter successful

Data Flashes Data is being exchanged via the Ethernet interface between the
computer and the network adapter

LAN On Connected with network

Off Not connected with network

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Chapter 2 – Commissioning

Preparing the connections


1. Tie a loop in the connection cable c. 2 cm from the socket.
2. Surround the bow in the connection cable with the EMC filter.

EMC filter

Fig. 5: Preparing the connection cable

3. Insert the socket (Fig. 6, pos. 1) of the connection cable in the RS232 connection of the log printer.

1 2

Fig. 6: Connecting the log printer

4. Connect the power supply (Fig. 6, pos. 2) with the DC connection of the log printer.

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Inserting the paper roll

WARNING
Never pull the paper roll through the printing mechanism. This could result in premature wear of
the paper feed. Always operate the paper feed with the LF key.

1. If necessary, connect the log printer to the power supply.


2. Push the cover to the rear to open the paper tray.

Fig. 7: Removing the cover

3. Cut off the corners of the paper roll on both sides.

Fig. 8: Cutting the paper roll to shape

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4. Guide the cut ends of the paper roll through the paper slit from behind.
The paper roll will wind off from below.

Fig. 9: Inserting the paper roll correctly Fig. 10: Incorrect!

5. Press the LF key until the end of the paper roll protrudes from the upper paper tray. The paper
may not be allowed to jam between the cover and the pint head.
6. Slide the roll dispenser in the paper roll and insert it in the brackets in the paper tray.
7. Close the paper tray. Ensure that the fore end of the paper roll protrudes from the slit in the cover.
8. Perform a function test. To do so, disconnect the power supply from the socket.
9. Hold the SEL key depressed and then re-connect the power supply to the socket.
The log printer will print, stating the settings and the character set.

Connecting a log printer to a MELAG device with a series data


connection
Applies to the devices:
 Pro-Class
 S-Class
 Cliniklav 25
 MELAtronic EN/EN+
 MELAquick 12+/12+p
 MELAseal Pro

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Connecting the log printer to the steam sterilizer


With Pro-Class or S-Class devices, please comply with the following:
Remove the white cover on the front underside of the steam sterilizer before connecting the serial cable.
1. Open the door of the steam sterilizer.
2. Insert a coin in the slot of the white cover and turn it a quarter of a revolution to the right or left;
then remove the cover.

3. Fold out the metal strap behind the cover forward to the left.

4. Push the metal frame downwards slightly until it snaps into place and can no longer fold back
independently.

PLEASE NOTE
If the log printer or a computer is constantly connected to the steam sterilizer, you can insert the
serial cable of the log printer in the cable guide, fold in the metal strap and replace the cover.

Connect the log printer as follows:

WARNING
Only ever operate the log printer with the original power supply.

1. Connect the serial cable of the log printer in the serial RS232 series data connection of the steam
sterilizer. The operating manual of the respective MELAG device contains information as to the
location of the RS232 data connection.
2. Connect the power cable of the log printer to the socket. The log printer activates automatically.
3. Press the SEL key to send data to the printer and print.

PLEASE NOTE
The printer is unable to receive data in off-line mode.
 The LEDs must illuminate.

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Setting the log printer as the output medium (steam sterilizer)


1. Switch on the steam sterilizer.
2. Wait until the display shows the initial state.
3. Press the (+) and (-) keys simultaneously to select the setup menu Function. The display
shows the menu Function: Last batch number.
4. Navigate in the Function menu using the (+) or (-) keys until the display shows Function:
Log output.
5. Press the (P) key to select the sub-menu Log issue – Output medium.
6. Press the (P) key again. If an output medium has not been selected, the display shows Log
output– No output medium.
7. Navigate using the (+) or (-) keys until the display shows:
Programm Start-Stop

Output medium
MELAprint

8. Press the (P) key to confirm. The display returns to the Log output– Output medium menu.
9. Press the (S) key to return to the setup menu Function: Log output.
10. After repeated pressing of the (S) key, the display returns to its initial state.

Test output
Perform a test printout to test the connection of the log printer to the steam sterilizer. Proceed on the
steam sterilizer display as follows:
1. Open the setup menu Function by pressing the (+) and (-) keys quickly and simultaneously.
The display shows Function: Last batch number.
2. Navigate using the (+) or (-) keys until the display shows Function: Log output.
3. Press the (P) key to select the sub-menu Log output– Output medium.
4. Press the (P) key to confirm.
5. Navigate using the (+) or (-) keys until the display shows Test output:
Programm Start-Stop

Test output

6. Press the (P) key to start the printout. This is followed by the display of Output.
7. To abort the test output or to leave the menu once the output has been performed, press the (S)
key. The display shows Function: Log output.
8. Press the (S) key repeatedly to leave the menu.

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Connecting the log printer to the MELAseal Pro


Should you wish to use the log printer MELAprint 42 as output medium, connect it as follows:
1. Connect the MELAprint 42 log printer serial connection cable to the RS232 interface on the rear
of the sealing device.
2. Connect the power supply cable included in the scope of delivery of the log printer in accordance
with the appropriate operating manual.

Setting the log printer MELAseal Pro as the output medium


The sealing device recognises the log printer automatically. The sealing device does not need to be set as
the output medium.
The log printer outputs a log row for every sealing procedure performed.

Connecting a log printer to a MELAG device with an Ethernet


data connection
Applies to the devices:
 MELAtherm 10
 Cliniclave 45/45 M
 Premium-Plus-Class / Evolution
 Premium-Class
 Vacuquick 13-B, 14-B

Connecting the network adapter

PLEASE NOTE
A network adapter (art. no 40295) is required to connect a MELAG device with an Ethernet data
connection to the log printer.

1 2 3
(1) DC connection log printer
4
(2) RS232 connection
(3) Network adapter
5
(4) DC connection network adapter
(5) RJ12 connection
(6) RJ45 connection
6

Fig. 11: Connecting the network adapter

First connect the network adapter to the log printer:


1. Insert the serial cable to the RS232 data connection of the log printer.
2. Connect the other end of the serial cable to the RJ12 socket of the network adapter.
3. Connect the network adapter to your MELAG device using the Ethernet data connection (RJ45
socket). The operating manual of the respective MELAG device contains information as to the
location of the Ethernet data connection.

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PLEASE NOTE
Use the covered network cable to prevent the emission values from being exceeded. We
recommend the type SF/UTP network cable in accordance with ISO/IEC 11801 Cat.5e.

4. To connect the log printer to the power supply, connect the appendant power supply to the DC
connection and the power plug in the socket.
5. To connect the network adapter to the power supply, connect the appendant power supply to the
DC connection and the power plug in the socket.

PLEASE NOTE
Operate the network adapter only with the power cable included in the scope of delivery.

Determining the network situation and changing the computer IP address


(temporary)
To enable the MELAG device to recognise the log printer in the (practice) network, it mus be located in the
same subnetwork as the MELAG device. The factory setting of the log printer IP address is
192.168.40.240.
If this is not the case, the IP address of the label printer must be adapted as follows:
1. Where required, connect the network adapter power supply.
2. Connect the Ethernet cable to the Ethernet socket on the network adapter and connect the other
end with the computer.

PLEASE NOTE
The following instructions apply to the procedure for a Windows operating system. Should a
different operating system be installed on your computer, change the IP address (e.g.
192.168.40.100) manually in accordance with the relevant instructions.

3. Working on the computer, via Start → Control panel → Network and Internet open the →
Network and sharing centre.
4. Select LAN connection and open the Properties window (right mouse-click).
5. Working in the list Internet protocol version 4 (TCP/IP) select Properties.
6. To change the IP address of the computer, select the applicable version:
 The computer has a fixed IP address
 The computer obtains the IP address automatically:

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The computer has a fixed IP address:


1. Click on the [Advanced] button.

PLEASE NOTE
After concluding this configuration, reset the following settings to restore communication between
the computer and the (practice) network.
 Note the data displayed before continuing with the configuration.

2. Working under IP addresses select the [Add] pushbutton and enter any IP address (e.g.
192.168.40.100). The subnet mask is updated automatically.

3. Accept the settings with [Add].

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The computer obtains the IP address automatically:

This configuration requires that the network adapter be connected directly with the computer. See “The
computer has a fixed IP address”.
1. Working in the tab Alternative configuration.

2. Enter the IP address previously selected (e.g. 192.168.40.100). The subnet mask is updated
automatically. Confirm with [OK].

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Adapting the IP address of the label printer to the (practice) network


1. Open a web browser (e.g. Microsoft Internet Explorer) and enter http://192.168.40.240 in the
address bar to access the website of the label printer.

2. To adapt the IP address of the label printer to the (practice) network, select the desired version
and proceed as follows:

Assign the label printer a fixed IP address:


1. Working under IP-Address, enter the first three number blocks of the (practice) network. The last
number block is assigned to the device connected in the network. A unique number is assigned to
every device connected in the (practice) network.

MELAG

2. Working under Gateway, enter the first three number blocks of the (practice) network. The fourth
number block is specified by the (practice) network administrator.
3. Enter the password “MELAG” under Authentication.
4. Accept the settings with [Apply configuration].

Connecting the label printer in the (practice) network:


1. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the computer and connect the cable directly to the steam
sterilizer integrated in the network, or to a free network socket.
The IP address (e.g. 192.168.40.100) must be returned to the original IP address after configuration.

Re-establishing communication between the computer and the (practice) network:


1. Working on the computer, via Start → Control panel → Network and Internet open the →
Network and sharing centre.
2. Select LAN connection and open the Properties window (right mouse-click).
3. Working in the list Internet protocol version 4 (TCP/IP) select Properties.
4. To perform the original computer settings, select the applicable version:
 To change the configuration manually, proceed as described in the section “The computer has a
fixed IP address”. First enter the information which you noted previously.
 To perform automatic configuration, proceed as described in the section “The computer obtains
the IP address automatically”. If possible, set a checkmark under “Obtain IP address
automatically”.

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Registering the log printer on the MELAG device


For MELAtherm 10 / Premium-Class / Vacuquick:
The (practice) network must be operated in the subnetwork 192.168.40.xx so that the log printer can be
recognised automatically in the MELAG device without any further settings being performed.

Proceed as follows to register and save the log printer in the MELAG device:
1. Activate the MELAG device and wait until the main menu is displayed.
2. Connect the log printer power supply to the socket.
3. Switch off the MELAG device and then on again. The MELAG device will recognise and save the
IP address of the log printer automatically.

PLEASE NOTE
Should these steps not be successful, it is probable that the IP address saved in the MELAG
device and the log printer do not belong to the same subnetwork.
 In this case, change the IP address of the log printer in the MELAG device. Consult the
technical manual of the MELAG device.

For Premium-Plus-Class / Evolution / Cliniclave Series:


The (practice) network must be operated in the subnetwork 192.168.40.xx so that the log printer can be
recognised automatically in the MELAG device without any further settings being performed.

Proceed as follows to register and save the log printer in the MELAG device:
1. Select the Settings menu.
2. Navigate to the Log printer option. The display switches to the "Log printer" window. If a log
printer has not been setup, the "IP address" and "MAC address" fields are empty.
3. Select SEARCH to display a list of all available log printers connected in the network.

Fig. 12: Displaying the available log printers

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4. Press the symbol to search for all log printers available in the network. If one or more log
printers are available in the network, these will be displayed in the list of printers.

Fig. 13: Displaying multiple log printers

5. Select the desired log printer from the list and confirm with SAVE.
6. The display returns to the "Log printer" window.

7. Press the symbol to exit the menu.


8. Then, working in the Settings menu Logging, select the log printer for the log output.

PLEASE NOTE
Should these steps not be successful, the IP address saved in the MELAG device and the
network adapter do not belong to the same subnetwork.
 Arrange for MELAG to adapt the IP address of the network adapter to the IP address of your
(practice) network. Please consult your stockist.

PLEASE NOTE
 If the log printer is connected with multiple MELAG devices, check whether the serial number
of the MELAG is correct on every log printout.

PLEASE NOTE
 Check the legibility of the log printout on an annual basis. Given reduced legibility, produce a
copy.

Setting the log printer as the output medium


Please note that you need to select the log printer MELAprint 42 as the output medium for immediate or
subsequent log output independently of registration on the respective MELAprint device. The operating
manual of the respective MELAG device shows how to set the output media on the device.

Test output
You can perform a test output to check the connection of the log printer to the MEALG device. Simply
select any log and print it. Further instructions on selecting a log are outlined in the user manual of the
respective MELAG device. How to perform a self-test: Self-test

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Chapter 3 – Maintenance

Changing the ink ribbon


Change the ink ribbon as soon as the print quality declines.

1. To open the paper tray push the cover backwards.

Fig. 14: Opening the paper tray

2. Remove the paper roll from the paper tray.


3. Press on the imprint in PUSH. The ink ribbon will rise on the opposite side.

Fig. 15: Removing the ink ribbon

4. Remove the ink ribbon from the bracket.

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5. Insert the new ink ribbon in the bracket with the left-hand side first.
The ink ribbon must snap in to the printer unit on the right-hand side.

Fig. 16: Inserting the ink ribbon

6. Check the ink ribbon for its correct position.


Tighten the ink ribbon by turning the transport key in the direction of the arrow.

Fig. 17: Tightening the ink ribbon k

7. Insert the paper roll as described on page 10.


8. Close the paper tray.

Self-test
The printer will generate a test printout with all characters and information about the series interface.
Perform the self-test on the printer as follows:
1. Press the SEL key.
2. Connect the power supply to the socket.
3. Release the SEL key. The printer will start with the test printout, which will stop automatically.

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Technical data

Technical data
Model name

Device dimensions (HxWxD) 6.2 x 16.5 x 14.1 cm

Weight 350 grammes without paper roll

Electrical connection 100-250 V, 47-63 Hz, 0.5 A


DC 5 V, 4 A

Network cable 1.5 m long

Ambient temperature 0 – 40 °C

Relative humidity 5 – 80 %

Data connection RS-232 interface

Printing speed 1.0 rows per second


252 dots per row

Dimensions paper roll (B, D) 5.5 cm, Ø 4.9 cm

IP address factory settings 192.168.40.240

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Appendix A - Accessories

Appendix A - Accessories
Consult your MELAG stockist regarding accessories and consumables.
When order consumables, please state the serial number of your log printer and use the MELAG order no.
as listed below.

Article Order no.


Printer paper (5 rolls) 35225
Ink ribbon 41940
Network adapter 40295
Power supply unit log printer 01041
Power supply unit network adapter for MELAprint (Germany) 30403
Power supply unit network adapter for MELAprint (international) 30402
Date Interface cable 40290
Serial cable 15822

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MELAG Medizintechnik oHG
Geneststraße 6-10
10829 Berlin
Germany
email: info@melag.de
Web: www.melag.de

Responsible for content: MELAG Medizintechnik oHG


Subject to technical alterations
Date of update: 2017/06/26
BA_EN_print42_v2 Rev.: 2 – 17/1436

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