GE Healthcare 9600: troubleshooting and error codes
The ServiceForge knowledge base holds 75 documented symptoms for the GE Healthcare 9600, with 118 ranked causes, 155 diagnostic checks with test points and expected values, and 253 error codes. Each symptom below shows its causes and the first check; the rest is one connection away. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Symptoms
Calibration: Beam alignment radiation
Multi-step procedure to align X-ray beam, secondary collimator, variable collimator, and collimator iris with image intensifier electronics center using bore sight tool and beam alignment patterns
Ranked causes
- 1. Initial setup and bore sight tool installation (common)
- 2. Secondary collimator misalignment (occasional)
- 3. Image intensifier electronic center offset (common)
- 4. Variable collimator centering misalignment (occasional)
- 5. Collimator iris sizing requires calibration after Image Function PCB replacement (common)
- 6. Beam alignment verification with film (common)
- 7. Camera iris calibration long method baseline (common)
- 8. Camera iris calibration short method setup (common)
- 9. Adjust iris open stop short method (common)
Bore sight tool centered in image
- Test point
- Monitor display
- Expected
- Bore sight tool centered on pattern
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Stator motor does not start high voltage
Stator fails to initialize during boot sequence; no motor rotation detected; nineteen arrows not displayed on Control Panel
Ranked causes
- 1. STAT_RUN signal not going low; transistor Q3 or buffer U45 pins 15/5 failure (occasional)
- 2. STATSTRT signal not going low; transistor Q7 or buffer U45 pins 13/7 failure (occasional)
- 3. Relay K1 or K2 not energizing on Power Motor Relay PCB (occasional)
- 4. Circuit breaker CB2 open; 115VAC not reaching stator motor (occasional)
- 5. Stator motor winding open or shorted (rare)
Verify PIO U38 pin 20 output during stator start
- Test point
- Analog Interface PCB PIO U38-20
- Expected
- High voltage output (logic high)
- Tools
- DMM, oscilloscope
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Stator NOT ON error displayed on Control Panel patient safety
Error message 'STATOR NOT ON' appears on display; stator current not detected; X-rays and motor movement blocked
Ranked causes
- 1. Stator motor not drawing current; no current flow through current sense transformer T1 (common)
- 2. Current sense transformer T1 secondary open; induced current not detected (occasional)
- 3. Operational amplifier U19 or clipping circuit (diodes CR5-7, resistor R15, capacitor C17) failure (occasional)
- 4. Inverter U24 pins 5 & 4 failure; signal not inverted to logic low (occasional)
- 5. X-ray tube thermal cutoff switch open; stator disabled by overtemperature (occasional)
Verify stator motor receives 115VAC during start phase (first 2 seconds)
- Test point
- Stator motor terminal leads at X-ray tube assembly
- Expected
- 115VAC applied
- Tools
- DMM, oscilloscope
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PRE-CHARGE FAIL displayed during boot high voltage
Control Panel display shows PRE-CHARGE FAIL message; system boot does not complete; fatal error that prevents system startup
Ranked causes
- 1. +200VSNS signal does not reach 4.5 VDC (pre-charge capacitors do not reach 185 VDC) (common)
- 2. Fuse F3 on Generator Driver PCB is open (occasional)
- 3. Voltage divider R10/R11 malfunction or open circuit (occasional)
- 4. Analog Interface PCB A/D Mux U3-8 or signal path failure (occasional)
Measure voltage across pre-charge capacitors C2 & C3
- Test point
- Generator Controller Assembly capacitors C2 & C3
- Expected
- approximately 185 VDC during boot sequence, ±10 VDC
- Tools
- Voltmeter rated for 221 VDC
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Battery charger not receiving AC input high voltage
Battery packs not charging. Yellow/red bargraph indicators DS1 and DS2 inactive.
Ranked causes
- 1. Circuit breaker CB2 or CB3 open on Power/Signal Interface PCB (common)
- 2. Line filter LF1 or LF3 failed (occasional)
- 3. Bridge rectifier CR1 failed (occasional)
Check CB2 and CB3 breaker status
- Test point
- Power/Signal Interface PCB CB2, CB3
- Expected
- Both in normal position
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kV output does not match desired setting radiation
Measured X-ray output kilovoltage does not achieve or maintain desired kV level during fluoroscopy
Ranked causes
- 1. kV control voltage out of range or incorrect (common)
- 2. kV drive signal duty cycle incorrect (common)
- 3. kV sense signal not proportional to output (occasional)
Select 80 kV in MANUAL FLUORO mode without making X-rays
- Test point
- U20-7 X-ray Regulator PCB
- Expected
- Approximately -6 VDC (-75 mV/kV) on amp U20-7 of X-ray Regulator PCB, ±1 V
- Tools
- Multimeter, X-ray Regulator access
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Stator motor runs but does not reach 3500 RPM speed high voltage
Stator motor spins during run phase but speed is below nominal 3500 RPM; inadequate voltage supplied after two-second start sequence
Ranked causes
- 1. Stator transformer T3 not stepping down 115VAC to 40VAC (common)
- 2. Relay K2 contacts stuck open or corroded in run phase (occasional)
- 3. Current sense transformer T1 inserting excessive impedance (occasional)
Measure stator transformer T3 primary voltage during run phase
- Test point
- Stator Transformer T3 primary winding (after start sequence)
- Expected
- 115VAC, ±5%
- Tools
- DMM, oscilloscope
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AC power not reaching C-Arm power systems high voltage
Battery charger inactive, power supplies not energizing. AC indicators (DS2 green lamp) not lit.
Ranked causes
- 1. Circuit breaker CB2 open or tripped (common)
- 2. Interconnect cable disconnected or failed (common)
Verify CB2 breaker status
- Test point
- CB2 on Power Control PCB
- Expected
- Reset only breaker in normal position
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Battery charger overvoltage shutdown active patient safety
Battery not charging. Red bargraph indicator (last segment) lit continuously. System cannot boost charge voltage.
Ranked causes
- 1. Output voltage exceeded 250 VDC (common)
- 2. Voltage feedback potentiometer R32 misadjusted or failed (occasional)
Measure charger output voltage at point before shutdown
- Test point
- Battery Charger PCB output at fuse F1 location on Generator Controller
- Expected
- Should not exceed 250 VDC; typical 225–235 VDC in normal mode, ±10 VDC
- Tools
- DMM DC setting; HIGH IMPEDANCE probe only
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Battery voltage low during exposure (less than 160V)
Bargraph or DMM measurement shows battery voltage drops below 160V during X-ray exposure, indicating inadequate power delivery.
Ranked causes
- 1. Weak or failing battery packs (common)
- 2. Battery Charger PCB fault (occasional)
Select FILM mode and perform test exposure
- Test point
- Exposure result and bargraph display
- Expected
- No 'X-ray Overtime' message; no kV or mA errors; red LED bargraph shows 160-170 volts
- Tools
- System controls, DMM (optional)
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Calibration: SRAM Hot-Byte configuration
Hot-Byte is a control byte at address 0000 in EEPROM.DAT file that determines direction of data transfer between EEPROM U58 and SRAM card during boot-up; value 5A (0) is normal, A5 (1) forces SRAM→EEPROM overwrite for recovery.
Ranked causes
- 1. Hot-Byte = 0 (5A): normal operation, EEPROM→SRAM or blank EEPROM→SRAM (common)
- 2. Hot-Byte = 1 (A5): forced SRAM→EEPROM for EEPROM recovery (rare)
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Calibration: Wig Wag brake fails to lock forward mechanics caution
Brake handle turns without engaging; forward mechanics move when brake should be locked
Ranked causes
- 1. Actuator screw insufficiently tightened (common)
- 2. Worn or damaged washers or brake pad (occasional)
Attempt brake engagement after actuator screw adjustment
- Test point
- Wig Wag brake handle
- Expected
- Brake handle engages and locks; forward mechanics do not move when brake is fully engaged
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Charger high charge mode not activating patient safety
Battery charging slow when KVP above 30. Yellow bargraph DS2 indicates low charge current even during X-ray operation.
Ranked causes
- 1. KVP signal HICHGMOD not received from X-ray Regulator PCB (occasional)
- 2. Comparator U5 or feedback divider circuit (R9, R10, R26) failed (occasional)
Measure HICHGMOD signal voltage during high KVP exposure
- Test point
- Battery Charger PCB U5 input from X-ray Regulator PCB
- Expected
- Logic high (approx +12V) when KVP >30
- Tools
- DMM DC or oscilloscope
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Collimator iris motor stuck
Iris motor has not reached selected destination; may be mechanical jam or slow motor operation
Ranked causes
- 1. Motor jam or excessive friction (common)
- 2. Motor moving too slowly (occasional)
Control Panel diagnostic LED display not showing key codes caution
Diagnostic LED array (DS1) on Control Panel PCB not displaying row/column codes when keys pressed
Ranked causes
- 1. Diagnostic jumper not installed or loose on Control Panel PCB E1 pins 7-8 (common)
- 2. LED driver circuit failure or LED array defective (occasional)
Verify diagnostic jumper installed on E1 pins 7-8
- Test point
- Control Panel PCB header E1
- Expected
- Shorting jumper present on pins 7-8
- Tools
- Visual inspection, jumper
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Image Function PCB reset
Image Function PCB has undergone unexpected reset; watchdog timer or power monitor triggered reset
Ranked causes
- 1. Watchdog timer timeout (U8) (occasional)
- 2. Power supply glitch or dropout (occasional)
K10 relay not switching AC power to supply rails caution
System in standby; pressing keyswitch does not activate power supplies or motor circuits.
Ranked causes
- 1. KEY_PWR +12V signal missing from keyswitch (common)
- 2. K10 relay coil open or shorted (occasional)
Verify +12V KEY_PWR signal at K10 relay coil
- Test point
- Power/Motor Relay PCB K10 relay coil input
- Expected
- +12V when keyswitch ON, ±0.5 V
- Tools
- DMM DC setting
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Overvoltage Fault displayed on control panel high voltage
System displays OVERVOLTAGE FAULT message and shuts down, preventing X-rays
Ranked causes
- 1. High voltage exceeds 140 kVp (occasional)
- 2. Disconnected TAP1 or TAP2 signal lines on P4 connector (occasional)
Verify P4 connector TAP1 and TAP2 signal lines are connected
- Test point
- P4-4 (TAP2), P4-5 (TAP1) on X-ray Regulator PCB
- Expected
- Signals connected and present
- Tools
- Visual inspection, oscilloscope
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Peripherals or subsystems not powered caution
Hard drives, floppy drive, control panel, or optional Lenzar camera do not function
Ranked causes
- 1. Circuit breaker tripped or open (common)
- 2. +12V or +5V output rail too low (occasional)
Inspect circuit breaker status for failed subsystem
- Test point
- DC Power Distribution PCB (CB1–CB9 per subsystem)
- Expected
- Breaker lever in up position (not tripped)
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Power supply PS1 output voltage out of specification caution
Technique Processor or Control Panel circuits not operating. System may not boot or intermittent failures.
Ranked causes
- 1. +5V output drifted above tolerance (occasional)
- 2. +15V or -15V output drifted (occasional)
Measure +5V output
- Test point
- Technique Processor PCB, C9
- Expected
- +5.05 VDC ±0.05 VDC, ±0.05 VDC
- Tools
- DMM DC setting, high impedance probe
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System displays 'CHARGER FAILED'
Message indicates battery charger is not functioning properly during normal operation.
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery voltage below 225V and charger output current below 1.0 Amp (common)
- 2. Weak battery packs (occasional)
Measure charging voltage at Battery Charger PCB
- Test point
- J1-1 (S/N 69-0001-69-1000) or J5-1 (S/N 69-1001+)
- Expected
- 225 VDC
- Tools
- Digital Multimeter
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System displays 'RECHARGE NEEDED - ALLOW 24 HOURS'
Message appears during boot-up after 6 months of inactivity without power.
Ranked causes
- 1. System not powered on for 6 months (common)
- 2. Backup generator software installed (occasional)
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System displays 'WARM-UP NEEDED - ALLOW 4 HOURS'
Message appears during boot-up after 2 months of inactivity without power.
Ranked causes
- 1. System not powered on for 2 months (common)
- 2. Backup generator software installed (occasional)
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System memory test failure
Memory test stops at error with address of bad memory location displayed on screen
Ranked causes
- 1. Base or Extended memory module failure or defective RAM chip (rare)
- 2. Memory module unseated or loose connection (common)
Run System Memory Tests from diagnostics menu
- Test point
- AT Base Memory and Extended Memory
- Expected
- PASSED for both Base and Extended memory
- Tools
- Diagnostic software, system memory modules
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Workstation does not power on or boots intermittently high voltage
System fails to start or repeatedly resets during boot sequence; AT Motherboard may lock up
Ranked causes
- 1. +5V output from PS1 falls below +4.65V (common)
- 2. U1 voltage monitor IC failure (occasional)
Measure +5V output at test point
- Test point
- TP27 (GND reference TP25)
- Expected
- +5.0 VDC ±0.75 VDC, ±0.75 VDC
- Tools
- Digital multimeter
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Bad iris calibration
Potentiometer values at maximum and minimum iris positions do not match EEPROM stored values during boot-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Calibration values corrupted or iris mechanical shift (occasional)
Bad iris potentiometer
Erroneous or no potentiometer values sensed during system boot-up
Ranked causes
- 1. Potentiometer failure or open circuit (common)
Battery Charger high charge mode evaluation high voltage
Procedure to verify charger operates at high charge voltage during fluoro exposure.
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery Charger verification during high-current demand (rare)
Remove covers and connect DMM to batteries
- Test point
- Battery terminals
- Expected
- DC voltage reading
- Tools
- Digital Multimeter set to DC
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Battery Charger normal charge mode evaluation high voltage
Procedure to verify charger is operating at normal charge voltage and current levels.
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery Charger verification during routine maintenance (rare)
Remove covers and connect DMM to batteries
- Test point
- Battery terminals
- Expected
- DC voltage reading
- Tools
- Digital Multimeter set to DC
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Battery charger under-voltage protection active
Charger disabled when battery discharged. No trickle charge restoring battery voltage.
Ranked causes
- 1. Battery discharged below 160 VDC triggering under-voltage lockout (common)
Measure battery voltage at charger output
- Test point
- Battery pack terminal voltage at charger output connector
- Expected
- Should be >160 VDC to enable fast charging; <160 VDC triggers trickle mode
- Tools
- DMM DC setting, high-impedance probe
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Calibration: ABS Index File parameters
Edit ABS Index File records including VLI Offset and Pulse VLI Offset values for different dose tables and scan rates
Ranked causes
- 1. ABS table parameter adjustment for dose optimization (occasional)
Verify VLI Offset values are not modified
- Test point
- ABS Index Table records (I. Edit VLI Ofst)
- Expected
- Factory set values: Standard 5R/10R=0, Chest 5R/10R=-100, Extremities 5R/10R=50
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Calibration: Battery Charger Output Voltage high voltage
Procedure to adjust charger output voltage to 220-225 VDC with bargraph indicator calibration.
Ranked causes
- 1. Charger output voltage calibration required (rare)
Connect DVM to measure output voltage
- Test point
- J1-1 to chassis ground
- Expected
- 220 Volts initial measurement
- Tools
- DVM set to DC volts
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Calibration: Collimator field sizes radiation
Iris collimator field sizes require calibration and storage in EEPROM on Image Function PCB
Ranked causes
- 1. Collimator calibration procedure required (common)
Access Mainframe Menu via Workstation
- Test point
- Workstation setup
- Expected
- Mainframe Menu appears on left monitor
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Calibration: Entrance exposure verification for 5R systems radiation
Verify and adjust entrance exposure dose rate output to ensure FDA compliance (maximum 4.63 R/min for systems S/N 69-0001 to 69-1160 manufactured before May 19, 1995)
Ranked causes
- 1. mA Limit File requires adjustment to maintain 4.63 R/min maximum output (common)
Confirm system ABS tables are correct for 5R configuration
- Test point
- Mainframe control panel ABS SELECT button
- Expected
- Four ABS tables visible: Standard for Domestic 5R, Low dose for domestic, Chest 5R, Extremities 5R
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Calibration: Generator parameters and personality file
System Configuration menu creates and updates personality file with generator settings including boost, inhibit, beeper, video levels, and ABS tables
Ranked causes
- 1. System Configuration setup during installation or reconfiguration (common)
Verify boost availability setting
- Test point
- Option A in System Configuration menu
- Expected
- Y (Yes)
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Calibration: Line pair resolution radiation
Verify spatial resolution of image on developed film at three field sizes per specification table
Ranked causes
- 1. Line pair resolution measurement required after beam alignment (common)
NORMAL field line pair resolution at 60 Hz
- Test point
- Film
- Expected
- 1.4 lp/mm
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Calibration: SRAM card backup to floppy after generator calibration
After generator calibration is performed, new calibration data must be copied from SRAM card on Technique Processor PCB back to 3.5-inch floppy backup disk to preserve calibration in case of future SRAM failure.
Ranked causes
- 1. Generator calibration completed; backup required (common)
Boot computer with PCMCIA software
- Test point
- PCMCIA port
- Expected
- Software recognizes PCMCIA port
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Calibration: SRAM card restoration from floppy backup
SRAM card on Technique Processor PCB has failed or been corrupted; files must be restored from 3.5-inch floppy backup disk to preserve system-unique calibration and serial number data.
Ranked causes
- 1. SRAM card corrupted or failed (occasional)
Boot computer and verify PCMCIA port recognized by software
- Test point
- PCMCIA port
- Expected
- Computer recognizes PCMCIA port, software loaded
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Collimator iris jitter
Iris size drifts away from selected position requiring repeated corrections by Image Function PCB
Ranked causes
- 1. Unstable iris motor or potentiometer feedback (unknown)
Collimator iris too large
Collimator iris exceeds maximum size for selected field; detected by Image Function PCB comparing potentiometer value with stored calibration
Ranked causes
- 1. Iris potentiometer value exceeds stored calibration value (common)
Collimator replacement caution
Procedure to remove and install collimator assembly including cover and alignment bracket
Ranked causes
- 1. Collimator failure or misalignment requiring replacement (unknown)
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Diagnostic tone not produced when keys pressed
Keys do not produce audible tones during Front Panel Test or Control Panel diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. Audio amplifier failure or speaker disconnected (occasional)
Press numbered key (e.g., key 1) and listen for tone
- Test point
- Control Panel speaker output
- Expected
- Audible tone at frequency matching key (e.g., key 1 = 100 Hz)
- Tools
- Oscilloscope or audio frequency meter (optional)
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Filament fault error high voltage
System detects no voltage on MA MEASURED line with X-ray switch engaged, indicating little or no tube current; fatal error causing system shutdown
Ranked causes
- 1. No tube current present with X-ray switch engaged (occasional)
Measure voltage on MA MEASURED line during X-ray exposure
- Test point
- MA MEASURED line
- Expected
- Voltage present indicating tube current flow
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Front Panel keys not responding in diagnostics
Keys pressed on front panel do not produce expected keycode or tone in diagnostic mode
Ranked causes
- 1. Front Panel key matrix failure or key contact issue (common)
Press each key on Front Panel and verify keycode output
- Test point
- Front Panel keys
- Expected
- Different hex keycode for each key pressed
- Tools
- Workstation with diagnostic software
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Front Panel LEDs not illuminating in diagnostics
LEDs on front panel do not light up when tested or do not indicate proper key presses
Ranked causes
- 1. LED driver failure or LED burnout (occasional)
Activate each LED using cursor keys and verify illumination
- Test point
- Front Panel and TrackPad Panel LEDs
- Expected
- Each LED lights sequentially; LED value changes on display
- Tools
- Workstation diagnostic software
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Fuse F1 open or blown on PS1 high voltage
Power supply PS1 does not deliver any output; main fuse is charred or broken
Ranked causes
- 1. Internal PS1 short circuit or component failure (occasional)
Inspect main fuse F1 on PS1
- Test point
- F1 on power supply PS1
- Expected
- Fuse intact, no charring or breaks
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HIGH KV AND LOW FLUORO KV error message
Detected kV and selected technique kV do not agree within 20%; system shuts down for 2 seconds after exposure
Ranked causes
- 1. KV measurement circuit error or HV regulation fault (unknown)
High mA warning
Actual mA (MA MEASURED) exceeds selected mA by more than 20%; non-fatal error causing 2-second shutdown
Ranked causes
- 1. Actual tube current exceeds selected value by >20% (occasional)
Compare actual mA (MA MEASURED) to selected mA value
- Test point
- Technique Processor software display
- Expected
- Actual mA within 20% of selected mA, ±20%
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Image Function PCB timeout
No serial I/O response received from Image Function PCB
Ranked causes
- 1. PCB not responding or communication link failure (common)
Image Intensifier removal high voltage
Procedure to remove Image Intensifier tube and power supply from C-arm; includes high-voltage and safety precautions
Ranked causes
- 1. Image Intensifier failure requiring replacement (unknown)
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Image Processor memory test failure
Image Processor test halts with error; specific memory region fails (Left Filter RAM, Right Filter RAM, Bit Planes, or LUT)
Ranked causes
- 1. Image Processor memory module defective or unplugged (rare)
Run Image Processor Tests from diagnostics menu
- Test point
- Image Memory, Filter RAM, Bit Planes, LUT modules
- Expected
- PASSED for Image Memory, Left/Right Filter RAM, Bit Planes, LUT
- Tools
- Diagnostic software
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Infrared transmitter key not responding in diagnostics
Infrared remote control keys do not produce keycode output in diagnostic mode
Ranked causes
- 1. IR transmitter battery dead or IR receiver module failure (common)
Press each IR transmitter key and verify keycode output
- Test point
- IR transmitter
- Expected
- Different keycode displayed for each key pressed
- Tools
- IR transmitter, diagnostic software
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KV ON IN ERROR message displayed patient safety
System displays error and shuts down when no X-ray switch is engaged but high voltage is detected on KVP MEASURED line
Ranked causes
- 1. Unintended high voltage present without X-ray switch command (rare)
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Level or Window value not adjusting in diagnostics
Level and Window control values remain static or do not change when controls adjusted
Ranked causes
- 1. Level or Window potentiometer mechanical wear or loose connection (occasional)
Adjust Level control and verify value output
- Test point
- Level control potentiometer
- Expected
- Level value changes 0–80
- Tools
- Diagnostic software
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Low fluoroscopy mA
Actual mA (MA MEASURED) is less than selected mA by more than 20%; non-fatal error causing 2-second shutdown
Ranked causes
- 1. Actual tube current falls below selected value by >20% (occasional)
Compare actual mA (MA MEASURED) to selected mA value
- Test point
- Technique Processor software display
- Expected
- Actual mA within 20% of selected mA, ±20%
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mA on in error high voltage
System detects tube current present on MA MEASURED line without X-ray switch engaged; fatal error causing system shutdown
Ranked causes
- 1. Tube current flowing without X-ray switch command (rare)
Verify X-ray switch is disengaged
- Test point
- X-ray switch input
- Expected
- No voltage on MA MEASURED line when switch is not engaged
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Monitors not receiving power high voltage
Left and right monitors display no power indicator or backlight
Ranked causes
- 1. PS4 +24V output below specification (common)
Measure +24V at monitor input
- Test point
- Monitor circuit board J6 (black/GND to yellow/+24V)
- Expected
- +24 VDC ±1V, ±1V
- Tools
- Digital multimeter
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Motion Artifact Reduction control not toggling
MARS (Motion Artifact Reduction) feature cannot be switched on or off
Ranked causes
- 1. Averaging mode not available in current X-ray mode (common)
Verify current X-ray mode
- Test point
- X-ray mode indicator
- Expected
- System in Continuous X-Ray mode (not Pulse mode)
- Tools
- System software interface
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No mA limits message
System displays 'NO MA LIMITS' message indicating MALIMIT.DAT file is missing from SRAM disk
Ranked causes
- 1. MALIMIT.DAT file not copied to SRAM disk (common)
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Overload Fault displayed on control panel high voltage
System displays OVERLOAD FAULT message and shuts down, preventing X-rays
Ranked causes
- 1. Primary winding current exceeds 200 Amps (occasional)
Measure integrated current voltage on TP1
- Test point
- TP1 on X-ray Regulator PCB
- Expected
- Voltage remains below 1.6 VDC (representing max 200 Amps primary current), less than 1.6 VDC
- Tools
- Digital multimeter
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More symptoms
- Power supply PS2 (+24V) output out of specification
- RAM test failure on Control Panel PCB
- Regulator fail error
- Saturation Fault displayed on control panel
- Specific key not producing correct diagnostic code
- SRAM lithium battery replacement
- Stator motor shuts down prematurely; power loss after five minutes
- System displays '50% CHARGE' and film exposures suspended
- System displays '70% CHARGE'
- System displays 'BATTERY DISCONNECTED'
- TrackPad quadrant pressure sensor malfunction in diagnostics
- TrackPad superkey switch not responding in diagnostics
- TrackPad X/Y axis values out of range in diagnostics
- Verify ABS table configuration for 5R systems
- X-ray exposure time exceeded
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Error codes
| Code | Meaning | Trigger | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
01 | English language selected | During boot sequence | info |
05 | Footswitch stuck | X-ray ON switch, footswitch, or handswitch sensed closed during boot | critical |
06 | Precharge fail | System has not completed precharge cycle; B+ voltage not detected on Generator Driver PCB | critical |
07 | HV inverter on | High voltage generator sensed on with no X-ray command initiated | critical |
08 | 30 minute time marker | Time marker during operation | info |
09 | Checksum BIOS ROM | Boot sequence test on Technique Processor PCB | critical |
09 | Main program loaded | During boot sequence | info |
0A | Initialization complete | After hardware initialization completes | info |
0A | Initialize Video Interface | Video interface initialization during boot | critical |
0B | Image Function PCB reset | Image Function PCB loses communication with Technique Processor and watchdog timer resets IF PCB | critical |
0C | AD channel 0 failed | kVp detected during boot-up without X-ray command initiated | critical |
0D | AD channel 1 failed | mA detected during boot-up without X-ray command initiated | critical |
0E | AD channel 8 failed | Voltage sensed on redundant kV sense circuitry in HV tank during boot-up | critical |
0E | Test CMOS Shutdown Byte | CMOS shutdown byte validation during boot | error |
0F | Test Extended CMOS (If Present) | Extended CMOS validation during boot if module installed | error |
0F | AD channel 11 failed | Excessive current sensed from Battery Charger PCB during boot-up | critical |
10 | MAIN.TXT file read error | Error reading MAIN.TXT file from SRAM card during boot-up | critical |
100 | Disk read error | error | |
101 | Disk write error | error | |
103 | File not open | error | |
104 | File not open for input | error | |
105 | File not open for output | error | |
11 | Fluoroscopy X-ray | Last function performed was fluoroscopy with X-ray | info |
12 | Press any key | During system operation | info |
13 | Fluoroscopy X-ray off | Fluoroscopy exposure ended | info |
15 | Invalid drive number | error | |
15 | Test 1st 64K of System Memory | First 64KB system memory test during boot | critical |
15 | Fluoroscopy boost mode | Fluoroscopy exposure in boost mode | info |
152 | Drive not ready | error | |
153 | Unknown command | error | |
154 | CRC error in data | error | |
156 | Disk seek error | error | |
158 | Sector not found | error | |
159 | Printer out of paper | warning | |
16 | Set up Interrupt Vector Table | Interrupt vector table setup during boot | critical |
16 | Fluoroscopy to film transition | Operator initiated transition from fluoroscopy to film mode | info |
160 | Device write fault | error | |
161 | Device read fault | error | |
162 | Hardware failure | critical | |
17 | Collimator stuck | Collimator iris cannot open or close | warning |
17 | Set Up Video I/O Operations | Video I/O operations setup during boot | error |
18 | Test Video Memory | Video memory test during boot (when EGA/VGA not found) | error |
18 | Iris jitter | Collimator cannot maintain specified field size | warning |
19 | Standby to film transition | Operator initiated transition from standby to film mode | info |
1A | Front panel dead | Communication loss between Control Panel Processor PCB and Technique Processor PCB | critical |
1B | Test CMOS Battery Level | CMOS battery voltage validation during boot | warning |
1C | Test CMOS Checksum | CMOS checksum validation during boot | error |
1C | Bad iris potentiometer | Collimator iris potentiometer voltage is incorrect or out of range | critical |
1D | Bad iris calibration | Collimator iris calibration data in EEPROM on Image Function PCB is not valid | critical |
1D | Set Configuration From CMOS | Configuration load from CMOS during boot | error |
1E | Sizing System Memory and Compare with CMOS | System memory size test and CMOS comparison during boot | error |
1E | Boost exposure overtime | Boost exposure exceeds preset time limit | warning |
1F | Test Found System Memory | Full system memory test during boot | critical |
1F | Housing is warm | Housing temperature reaches approximately 60% of rated heat capacity | info |
2 | File not found | error | |
20 | Housing is hot | Housing temperature reaches approximately 80% of rated heat capacity | warning |
201 | Range check error | error | |
202 | Stack overflow error | error | |
203 | Heap overflow error | error | |
204 | Invalid pointer operation | error | |
21 | Anode is warm | X-ray tube anode reaches approximately 60% of rated heat capacity | info |
22 | Anode is hot | Anode temperature reaches approximately 80% of rated heat capacity | warning |
24 | Housing overheated | Housing temperature reaches 100% of rated value and thermal cutoff switch activates | critical |
25 | Will overheat | Tube anode or housing at 80% of rated heat capacity during film mode | warning |
250-252 | Communication error | error | |
253 | Communications error | System does not boot fully; serial communication loss | critical |
254-260 | Communications error | error | |
27 | No boost when hot | Anode or housing at 80% of rated heat capacity during boost mode | warning |
28 | Instant-on film prearm timeout | Prearm in FILM mode times out after no X-ray command received | info |
29 | Instant-on film front panel cancel | Prearm in FILM mode terminated from front panel by operator pressing another key | info |
2A | Keyboard Initialization | Keyboard controller initialization during boot | error |
2B | No mapping file | Error opening mapping file during boot | critical |
2B | Diskette Initialization | Diskette drive initialization during boot | warning |
2C | Serial Port Initialization | Serial port controller initialization during boot | warning |
2D | Parallel Port Initialization | Parallel port controller initialization during boot | warning |
2D | Image Function PCB timeout | Image Function PCB hasn't responded to Technique Processor within timeout period | critical |
2E | Film to fluoroscopy transition | Operator initiated transition from film to fluoroscopy mode | info |
2E | Hard Disk Initialization | Hard disk drive initialization during boot | error |
2F | Please wait | Generator loading software during boot | info |
3 | Path not found | error | |
31 | Battery disconnected | Batteries not connected or B+ voltage low during early boot-up sequence | critical |
31 | Option ROM Initialization | Option ROM modules initialization during boot | warning |
32 | Standby to fluoroscopy transition | Operator initiated transition from standby to fluoroscopy mode | info |
33 | Standby mode activated | Generator not used for 30 minutes | info |
34 | Standby mode ended | Generator activated after standby condition | info |
35 | Film exposure ended | End of film exposure | info |
36 | X-ray exposure complete | Exposure cycle completed | info |
37 | Released early | X-ray ON switch released before desired mAs achieved during film exposure | warning |
38 | X-ray overtime | Proper mA not achieved for allotted time in FILM mode | warning |
3B | No option file | OPTIONS.DAT file not found on SRAM card during boot | critical |
3F | Warning high mA | mA detected higher than allowed range for desired technique | warning |
4 | Too many open files | warning | |
40 | Warning low mA | mA detected lower than allowed range for desired technique | warning |
42 | Iris too large | Collimator iris size is incorrect for selected field size | warning |
43 | mA on in error | mA sensed without an X-ray request | critical |
44 | Regulator fail | Filament voltage out of range on mA regulator circuitry | warning |
45 | kV on in error | kVp sensed without an X-ray request | critical |
46 | Stator not on | Anode in X-ray tube sensed not rotating | critical |
47 | Overload fault | Excessive current to high voltage tank sensed by tuned circuit L1, C1 on generator controller assembly | critical |
48 | Saturation fault | Darlington driver transistors Q1 and Q2 on generator controller assembly not fully saturated | critical |
4A | Interlocks open | +24V generator interlock circuit has been opened | critical |
4C | No range file | Failure to open Calrange.dat file during boot | critical |
4D | Over-voltage fault | Excessive kVp sensed in H.V. tank secondary winding after boot-up | critical |
4F | No MUX data | Cannot access data in MUX.DAT file on SRAM card | critical |
50 | Charger failed | Battery Charger PCB output detected out of range after boot-up | critical |
50% CHARGE | Battery charge capacity has been depleted to 50% or less of nominal. | Software monitoring of battery state-of-charge calculation. | warning |
50_PCT_CHARGE | Battery charge at 50 percent | Battery charge drops to 50% of effective charge | warning |
51 | User end | Mainframe Menu access | info |
51 | Invalid function error during SRAM card software load | Technique Processor attempts to load software from SRAM card and encounters invalid function request | critical |
52 | Exit program | Mainframe Menu exit | info |
52 | Address Mark Not Found error during SRAM card read | Technique Processor cannot locate address mark on SRAM card during software load | error |
53 | Write Protect Error during SRAM card access | Technique Processor attempts to write to write-protected SRAM card | error |
54 | Sector Not Found error during SRAM card access | Technique Processor cannot locate requested sector on SRAM card | error |
54 | Loading status | Status Mode is accessed | info |
55 | Diskette Change Line Active during SRAM card operation | Technique Processor detects active diskette change signal from card interface | warning |
56 | DMA Overrun error during SRAM card data transfer | Direct Memory Access controller overruns during high-speed data transfer from SRAM card | error |
56 | No mA limits | mA Limit file missing from SRAM card | critical |
57 | DMA Boundary Error during SRAM card transfer | Data transfer request crosses invalid memory boundary during DMA operation | error |
57 | Warning high kV | kV detected higher than allowed range for desired technique | warning |
58 | Warning low kV | kV detected lower than allowed range for desired technique | warning |
58 | Media Type Not Available for SRAM card operation | Technique Processor detects SRAM card type is not supported or card type cannot be identified | error |
59 | Bad CRC during SRAM card data verification | Cyclic Redundancy Check fails when verifying software data loaded from SRAM card | error |
5A | Diskette Controller error during SRAM card operation | Technique Processor detects hardware error in card interface controller | critical |
5A | Percent charge indicator | Battery charge state displayed | info |
5B | Seek Failed error during SRAM card sector location | Technique Processor unable to locate requested sector position on SRAM card | error |
5B | Standard 5R/min mode | ABS table display | info |
5C | Low dose mode | ABS table display | info |
5C | Time-out during SRAM card operation | Technique Processor operation times out waiting for SRAM card response | error |
5D | Chest 5R/min mode | ABS table display | info |
5E | Extremities 5R/min mode | ABS table display | info |
5F | Standard mode | ABS table display | info |
6 | Invalid file handle | error | |
60 | Chest mode | ABS table display | info |
61 | Extremities mode | ABS table display | info |
63 | Checksum error | Checksum routine fails on MAIN software during boot | critical |
64 | Boot-up terminated | Displayed after CHECKSUM ERROR (code 63) | critical |
70% CHARGE | Battery charge capacity has been depleted to 70% or less of nominal. | Software monitoring of battery state-of-charge calculation. | info |
70_PCT_CHARGE | Battery charge at 70 percent | Battery charge reduced to 70% of effective charge | warning |
80 | Started Execution of Option ROM Code | info | |
81 | NEAT TEST Fail - Reset | error | |
82 | Bad GSP Load - Self Loop with Interrupts Disabled | error | |
83-8F | Undefined | error | |
90 | Started Disk Boot Procedure | info | |
91 | Data Error on Disk Read | error | |
92 | Controller Error | error | |
94 | Seek Failure | error | |
98 | Disk Timed Out (Failed to Respond) | error | |
99-9F | Undefined | error | |
A0 | Undefined | warning | |
A1 | Nobrk Installed Successfully | info | |
A2 | Undefined | unknown | |
A3 | Nobrk Already Installed | info | |
A4-AF | Undefined | unknown | |
ANALOG_CIRCUIT_FAULT | Analog interface data acquisition failure | Multiple AD channels report failures or invalid values | critical |
ANODE_IS_HOT | Anode hot warning in fluoroscopy mode | Anode temperature reaches 80% of rated heat capacity during fluoroscopy operation | warning |
ANODE_IS_HOT_FILM | Anode hot warning in film mode | Anode temperature reaches 80% of rated heat capacity during film operation | warning |
B0 | Undefined | warning | |
B1 | Enter TSR Install | info | |
B2 | Undefined | unknown | |
B3 | Previous User Interrupt Not Null | warning | |
B4 | Changing User Interrupt vector | info | |
B5 | Initialize Hardware Vector | info | |
B6 | Initialize Vector | info | |
B7-BD | Undefined | unknown | |
Bad Iris Cal | Iris calibration mismatch between current and stored values | Boot-up drive to max/min positions yields different potentiometer values than EEPROM | error |
Bad Iris Pot | Iris potentiometer returns erroneous or no values | Detected during system boot-up | error |
BAD_THERMISTOR | Bad thermistor detected | Fault detected in housing temperature thermistor or associated circuitry during boot | critical |
BATTERY DISCONNECTED | Software detects batteries are electrically disconnected from the system. | System boot-up when all but one arrows are lit on control panel display; +200V sense line reads 180V or less after charger disabled. | error |
BATTERY_DISCONNECTED_OP | Battery packs disconnected during operation | Battery packs not connected when system powered up | critical |
BE | Successful Installation | info | |
BF | Tsrser Already Installed | info | |
BOOST_OVERTIME_OP | Boost exposure timeout | Boost exposure button held over 30 seconds | warning |
C0-C9 | Undefined | warning | |
CA | Micronics Cache Initialization | info | |
CB | Undefined | unknown | |
CC | NMI Handler Shutdown | info | |
CD-CF | Undefined | unknown | |
CHARGER FAILED | Battery charger is not delivering adequate voltage and current to charge batteries. | Software detects battery voltage less than 225V and charger output current less than 1.0A during background monitoring (except during X-rays). | error |
CHARGER_FAILED_OP | Charger failure during operation | Battery Charger circuit detected as failed | error |
D0 | Program Started Execution | info | |
D1 | Error Opening GSP Object File | error | |
D2 | Undefined | unknown | |
D3 | Seek Error | error | |
D4 | Seek Error On Data | error | |
D5 | Virtual Address Error | error | |
D6 | Error Reading File Header | error | |
D7 | Error in Test Program Response Prior to Load | error | |
D8 | Undefined | unknown | |
D9 | Undefined | error | |
DA | Load Complete and Successful | info | |
DB | Undefined | unknown | |
DC | No Acknowledge from GSP | error | |
DD | Error Reading GSP Ready Flag | error | |
DE | Error Reading GSP Error Flag | error | |
DF | GSP Program Load Failed | error | |
E0 | Workstation Program Executing | info | |
E1-EB | Undefined | unknown | |
EE | Unexpected Processor Exception | error | |
EF | Undefined | unknown | |
F0 | Workstation Program Exited to DOS | info | |
F1-FA | Undefined | unknown | |
FB | GSP is not Ready | error | |
FC | GSP is not responding | error | |
FD | Front Panel is not Functioning | error | |
FE | Undefined | unknown | |
FF | Int 19H Boot | info | |
FILAMENT FAULT | No voltage detected on MA MEASURED line with X-ray switch engaged | Detected during X-ray exposure attempt | critical |
FOOTSWITCH_STUCK_OP | Footswitch stuck during operation | Fault detected in footswitch, X-RAY ON switch, or switch sensing electronics during boot | critical |
FRAMING ERROR | Communications error between control modules | Serial communications failure between Control Panel Processor PCB and Technique Processor PCB | error |
HIGH KV AND LOW FLUORO KV | Detected kV and selected technique kV differ by more than 20% | KVP MEASURED does not agree with selected kV technique within 20% tolerance | error |
HOUSING_IS_HOT | Housing hot warning in fluoroscopy mode | Housing temperature reaches 80% of rated heat capacity during fluoroscopy operation | warning |
HOUSING_IS_HOT_FILM | Housing hot warning in film mode | Housing temperature reaches 80% of rated heat capacity during film operation | warning |
HV_INTERLOCK_FAULT | High voltage with interlock open | HV generator sensed on when interlock circuit open | critical |
HV_INVERTER_ON_OP | High voltage unexpectedly on | High voltage detected when it should be off | critical |
IFB Reset | Image Function PCB has reset unexpectedly | Watchdog timer or power monitor triggered reset condition | warning |
IFB Time-out | No serial communication response from Image Function PCB | Expected serial I/O response not received within timeout period | critical |
INTERLOCKS_OPEN_OP | Interlock circuit broken during operation | +24V generator interlock circuit opened | critical |
I/O FAIL HH nnnn | I/O software fatal error with hex module code and address | I/O operation failure or timeout in application code | critical |
Iris Jitter (Collimator Iris) | Iris size drifts and requires repeated corrections | Iris position unstable, Image Function PCB making continuous corrections | warning |
Iris Too Large (Collimator) | Collimator iris exceeds maximum size for selected field | Iris potentiometer value exceeds stored calibration value | warning |
KV_ON_ERROR_OP | kV sensed without X-ray request during operation | KV sensed without X-ray command requested | critical |
KV ON IN ERROR | High voltage detected without X-ray switch command | KVP MEASURED voltage present when no X-ray switch is engaged | critical |
LOW FLUORO MA | Actual tube current (MA MEASURED) is less than selected mA by more than 20% | During fluoroscopy mode when measured mA is <80% of commanded value | warning |
MA_ON_ERROR_OP | mA sensed without X-ray request during operation | mA sensed without X-ray command requested | critical |
MA ON IN ERROR | Tube current detected on MA MEASURED line without X-ray switch command | When X-ray switch is not engaged but MA MEASURED voltage is present | critical |
Motor Stuck (Collimator Iris) | Iris motor failed to reach selected destination | Motor not moving or moving too slowly during iris drive | error |
NO_BOOST_HOT | No boost allowed due to excessive heat | Housing or anode temperature at approximately 90% of rated heat capacity | warning |
NO MA LIMITS | MALIMIT.DAT file is not found in SRAM disk | System boot or technique loading | error |
OVERFLOW ERROR | Communications buffer overflow between modules | Serial communications overflow between Control Panel Processor PCB and Technique Processor PCB | error |
OVERLOAD FAULT | Primary winding current exceeds safe maximum of approximately 200 Amps | Current voltage on comparator U1-2 exceeds reference voltage (~1.6 VDC) on U1-3 | critical |
OVERLOAD_FAULT_OP | HV tank overload during operation | Excessive current to HV tank sensed | critical |
OVERVOLTAGE FAULT | High voltage exceeds safe maximum of approximately 140 kVp | TAP1 signal voltage exceeds 5 VDC threshold at comparator U32-3 | critical |
OVERVOLTAGE_FAULT_OP | High voltage regulation failure | Excessive kVp sensed after boot or during operation | critical |
PARITY ERROR | Parity check failure in communications | Parity error in serial communications between Control Panel Processor PCB and Technique Processor PCB | error |
PRE-CHARGE FAIL | Pre-charge capacitors did not reach required voltage during boot sequence | Technique Processor PCB does not detect +200VSNS signal reaching approximately 4.5 VDC during boot (representing 185 VDC across pre-charge capacitors C2 & C3) | critical |
PRECHARGE_FAIL_OP | Precharge failure during operation | Precharge cycle fails | critical |
RECHARGE NEEDED - ALLOW 24 HOURS - PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE | System batteries require extended recharge and de-gas cycle after 6 months without operation. | System boot-up when power has not been applied for 6 months. | warning |
REGULATOR FAIL | Filament regulator output voltage exceeds specified range by ±15% | During X-ray exposure when FILSNS voltage monitored through Analog Interface exceeds range | warning |
REGULATOR_FAIL_OP | Filament regulator failure | Filament regulator circuit failure detected | error |
RELEASED_EARLY_OP | Film exposure released early | X-RAY ON switch released before desired mAs reached | warning |
RT FAIL HH nnnn | Run-time software fatal error with hex module code and address | Software exception or fatal error condition in application code | critical |
SATURATION FAULT | Darlington power transistor voltage drop excessive during on-time | SATDET voltage on comparator U14-2 exceeds reference voltage (~8 VDC) on U14-3 | critical |
SATURATION_FAULT_OP | Driver saturation failure | Darlington transistor saturation fault | critical |
STATOR_NOT_ON_OP | Stator not rotating during operation | X-ray tube anode stator detected not rotating | critical |
WAIT_WILL_OVERHEAT | All fluoroscopy prevented - tube overheating | Housing or anode at approximately 90% of rated heat capacity in fluoroscopy or film mode | warning |
WAIT_WILL_OVERHEAT_FILM | Film exposures disabled - predicted overheating | Predicted housing or anode at 90% of rated heat capacity due to selected technique in film mode | warning |
WARM-UP NEEDED - ALLOW 4 HOURS - PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE | System batteries and image tube require warm-up cycle after 2 months without operation. | System boot-up when power has not been applied for 2 months. | warning |
WARNING_HIGH_KV_OP | kV above desired range during operation | kV detected higher than allowed range | warning |
WARNING, HIGH MA | Actual tube current (MA MEASURED) exceeds selected mA by more than 20% | During or after X-ray exposure when measured mA is >120% of commanded value | warning |
WARNING_HIGH_MA_OP | mA above desired range during operation | mA detected higher than allowed range | warning |
WARNING_LOW_KV_OP | kV below desired range during operation | kV detected lower than allowed range | warning |
WARNING_LOW_MA_OP | mA below desired range during operation | mA detected lower than allowed range | warning |
X-RAY OVERTIME | Exposure time in Film mode has exceeded 10% of expected exposure duration | When elapsed exposure time exceeds 110% of programmed exposure time in Film mode | warning |
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