GE Healthcare 9900: troubleshooting and error codes
The ServiceForge knowledge base holds 1152 documented symptoms for the GE Healthcare 9900, with 1800 ranked causes, 1744 diagnostic checks with test points and expected values, and 473 error codes. Each symptom below shows its causes and the first check; the rest is one connection away. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
Symptoms
Orbital motion fails or runs intermittently patient safety
Motorized orbital motion does not function or operates sporadically
Ranked causes
- 1. RUI not properly connected to C-Arm keyswitch panel (common)
- 2. Orbital clutch released or damaged (common)
- 3. Orbital position potentiometer damaged or drive belt broken (occasional)
- 4. System out of calibration (occasional)
- 5. Orbital gearbox faulty (occasional)
- 6. Orbital motor faulty (occasional)
- 7. Orbital servo drive faulty (occasional)
- 8. MCU faulty (rare)
- 9. Broken or damaged orbital drive belt (occasional)
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C-arm completely inoperative; battery charger light is on
Workstation boots but C-arm circuits have no power and display no error messages; battery charger light illuminates normally
Ranked causes
- 1. Workstation power problem (common)
- 2. Circuit breaker CB1, CB2, or CB3 tripped in Workstation (common)
- 3. 100-125V system plugged into 200-250V outlet (occasional)
- 4. Power/Signal Interface PCB connector loose or disconnected (occasional)
- 5. Power Control PCB jumper E1 set to wrong position (occasional)
- 6. DC power distribution problem (occasional)
- 7. Defective Relay K10 in Power/Motor Relay PCB (rare)
- 8. Loose connectors on Power/Motor Relay PCB (occasional)
Verify Workstation power cord is plugged in
- Test point
- AC receptacle
- Expected
- Power cord fully inserted
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Fast Stop activated or interlock circuit broken high voltage
Software displays 'FAST STOP ACTIVATED' error on Vacuum Fluorescent Display; X-ray emission prevented
Ranked causes
- 1. Fast Stop button pressed or switch opened (common)
- 2. Wire or connection break in interlock loop (occasional)
- 3. Relay K9 failed or not latching (occasional)
- 4. Relay K8 failed or not energizing (occasional)
- 5. CPU Interlock signal not generated or Relay K1 failed (occasional)
- 6. Filament Driver PCB transistor failed (occasional)
- 7. PS2 power supply not providing +24 VDC (rare)
- 8. Relay K10 failed or +12 VDC Key Power not supplied (occasional)
Verify Fast Stop switches are not activated
- Test point
- Fast Stop button physical state
- Expected
- Button not pressed, switch contacts closed
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Workstation boots but nothing on C-arm; battery charger light ON
Workstation completes boot sequence and displays normally, but C-arm circuits are inactive and unresponsive; battery charger indicator light is illuminated
Ranked causes
- 1. No Key Power from Workstation (common)
- 2. Loose Power/Signal Interface PCB connectors (occasional)
- 3. Blown fuse F6 or F10 on Power/Signal Interface PCB (common)
- 4. Defective Relay K10 in Power/Motor Relay PCB (rare)
- 5. Power Signal Interface AC power problem (occasional)
- 6. Fast stop buttons or wiring open (occasional)
- 7. Blown F10 fuse on Power/Signal Interface PCB (common)
- 8. Interconnect Cable AC power pins or continuity fault (occasional)
Verify Key Power signal from Workstation via interconnect cable
- Test point
- Interconnect cable at C-Arm
- Expected
- Key Power signal present when Workstation on
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Motorized rotation fails or runs intermittently patient safety
Motorized rotation function does not operate or operates sporadically
Ranked causes
- 1. RUI not properly connected to C-Arm keyswitch panel (common)
- 2. Rotational position potentiometer damaged or drive belt broken (occasional)
- 3. System out of calibration (occasional)
- 4. Rotational gearbox faulty (occasional)
- 5. Rotational motor faulty (occasional)
- 6. MCU faulty (rare)
- 7. Rotational servo drive faulty (occasional)
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No filament voltage observed high voltage
Filament voltage at FIL_VOLT on Generator Driver PCB is zero, preventing X-ray generation
Ranked causes
- 1. No FIL_B_PLUS voltage due to open resistors or cable problem (common)
- 2. Transistor open or capacitor shorted in supply (occasional)
- 3. No filament drive signals present (occasional)
- 4. Faulty or shorted filament voltage sense resistors (occasional)
- 5. Failure of filament voltage sensor at Generator Driver PCB (occasional)
- 6. Broken connection to X-Ray Controller PCB (occasional)
- 7. Failure at X-Ray Controller PCB (rare)
Measure FIL_VOLT at FIL_VOLT test point on Generator Driver PCB
- Test point
- FIL_VOLT
- Expected
- Non-zero voltage present
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C-Arm completely inoperative without error messages high voltage
C-Arm system shows no power, no functionality, and no error messages
Ranked causes
- 1. Incorrect isolation transformer tap settings (common)
- 2. No Key Power (occasional)
- 3. Loose connectors (occasional)
- 4. Blown fuse F6 or F10 (occasional)
- 5. DC power distribution problem (rare)
- 6. Defective Relay K10 on Power/Motor Relay PCB (rare)
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High kV warning displayed high voltage
WARNING, HIGH KV - PRESS ANY KEY message appears during kVp servo-loop test after 10 kVp exposure increments from 40-120 kVp
Ranked causes
- 1. Low Batteries (common)
- 2. HV Supply Regulator PCB failure (occasional)
- 3. Generator Driver PCB failure (occasional)
- 4. IGBT failure or saturation (occasional)
- 5. HV Cables open or corroded (occasional)
- 6. X-ray Tube failure or arcing (occasional)
Measure battery voltage and current capacity
- Test point
- Battery pack terminals
- Expected
- Full charge voltage and current rating as marked
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HIGH KV warning displayed radiation
System displays warning that kilovoltage is too high and requests operator response
Ranked causes
- 1. Low batteries (common)
- 2. HV supply regulator PCB fault (common)
- 3. Generator driver failure (occasional)
- 4. IGBT failure (occasional)
- 5. HV cable damage or poor connection (occasional)
- 6. X-ray tube malfunction (occasional)
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Infrared remote fails to change screen
Pressing the upper right-hand button on the IR remote transmitter does not change the screen
Ranked causes
- 1. Failure in IR transmitter (occasional)
- 2. Low or dead batteries in the IR transmitter (common)
- 3. Loose, faulty or disconnected cable between IR Receiver and EMI box (common)
- 4. Loose, faulty or disconnected cable between EMI box and System Interface PCB (common)
- 5. IR receiver faulty (occasional)
- 6. Faulty or dead power to IR receiver (occasional)
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Low kV warning displayed high voltage
WARNING, LOW KV - PRESS ANY KEY message appears during kVp servo-loop test after 10 kVp exposure increments from 40-120 kVp
Ranked causes
- 1. Low Batteries (common)
- 2. HV Supply Regulator PCB failure (occasional)
- 3. Generator Driver PCB failure (occasional)
- 4. IGBT failure or saturation fault (occasional)
- 5. HV Cables corroded or disconnected (occasional)
- 6. X-ray Tube anode failure (occasional)
Measure battery pack voltage
- Test point
- Battery terminals
- Expected
- Full voltage rating per pack specification
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LOW KV warning displayed radiation
System displays warning that kilovoltage is too low and requests operator response
Ranked causes
- 1. Low batteries (common)
- 2. HV supply regulator PCB fault (common)
- 3. Generator driver failure (occasional)
- 4. IGBT failure (occasional)
- 5. HV cable damage or poor connection (occasional)
- 6. X-ray tube malfunction (occasional)
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Orbital servo checksum error
Logosol orbital servo control module checksum validation failed during diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. Orbital servo controller defective (occasional)
- 2. Orbital motor defective (occasional)
- 3. Orbital motor wiring fault (occasional)
- 4. Motion power supply PS4 defective (occasional)
- 5. Power supply PS4 wiring fault (occasional)
- 6. Orbital position reporting potentiometer defective (occasional)
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Orbital servo position error
Orbital servo motion failed to reach expected position during diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. Orbital servo controller defective (occasional)
- 2. Orbital motor defective (occasional)
- 3. Orbital motor wiring fault (occasional)
- 4. Motion power supply PS4 defective (occasional)
- 5. Power supply PS4 wiring fault (occasional)
- 6. Orbital position reporting potentiometer defective (occasional)
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Rotational servo checksum error
Logosol rotation servo control module checksum validation failed during diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. Rotation servo controller defective (occasional)
- 2. Rotation motor defective (occasional)
- 3. Rotation motor wiring fault (occasional)
- 4. Motion power supply PS4 defective (occasional)
- 5. Power supply PS4 wiring fault (occasional)
- 6. Rotation position reporting potentiometer defective (occasional)
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Rotational servo position error
Rotational servo motion failed to reach expected position during diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. Rotation servo controller defective (occasional)
- 2. Rotation motor defective (occasional)
- 3. Rotation motor wiring fault (occasional)
- 4. Motion power supply PS4 defective (occasional)
- 5. Power supply PS4 wiring fault (occasional)
- 6. Rotation position reporting potentiometer defective (occasional)
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System fails to complete boot-up from hard-drive
Hard-drive boot test fails to load System Software during startup
Ranked causes
- 1. AC/DC power problem (common)
- 2. Loose cabling connectors or unseated PCBs (common)
- 3. Faulty System Interface PCB component (occasional)
- 4. Faulty IDE hard-drive (occasional)
- 5. Corrupt software (occasional)
- 6. Faulty component within generator (occasional)
Verify AC/DC power supply operation
- Test point
- Power input to Workstation
- Expected
- Stable AC and DC voltages present
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Vertical column does not move when pressing lift switch patient safety
Column remains stationary when operator presses up or down lift switch on control panel; may indicate power, relay, switch, or wiring issue
Ranked causes
- 1. Power panel keyswitch in Disable position (common)
- 2. Faulty lift switch (common)
- 3. Loose or reseated cabling connections (common)
- 4. +24 VDC supply failure or fuse open (occasional)
- 5. 115 VAC supply failure or fuse open (occasional)
- 6. Power Motor Relay PCB failure (rare)
Verify power panel keyswitch position
- Test point
- Enable/Disable key-switch on C-Arm Power Panel
- Expected
- Enable position
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Vertical column fails to move when pressing lift switch caution
Vertical column does not respond to lift switch input; remains stationary
Ranked causes
- 1. Power panel keyswitch in Disable position (common)
- 2. Loose Power Signal Interface or Motor relay connector (common)
- 3. Faulty lift switch (occasional)
- 4. +24 VDC supply issue (occasional)
- 5. 115 VAC supply issue or blown fuses (occasional)
- 6. Power Motor Relay PCB malfunction (occasional)
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Wrong mA during X-ray shot patient safety
Improper exposure (too high or too low); incorrect patient dose rate
Ranked causes
- 1. Incorrect filament selected (common)
- 2. Faulty mA sense circuit (common)
- 3. Tube aging (occasional)
- 4. Wrong kVp (occasional)
- 5. Filament regulator gross failure (rare)
- 6. kVp sensor failure (rare)
Verify correct filament is selected in system configuration
- Test point
- Filament selection menu
- Expected
- Filament type matches tube specification
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AC power cord or plug damaged or unsafe high voltage
Power cord shows damage, missing parts, broken wires, or frayed insulation; plug missing grounding pin or has loose/corroded conductors
Ranked causes
- 1. Power cord or plug has physical damage (occasional)
- 2. Wiring insulation broken, frayed or missing (occasional)
- 3. Grounding pin missing from AC line plug (occasional)
- 4. Plug conductors loose or corroded (occasional)
- 5. Power cord strain relief clamp missing or loose (occasional)
Inspect power cord for physical damage
- Test point
- Full length of AC power cord
- Expected
- No visible damage, missing parts, cuts or abrasions
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Battery charger light is off with workstation off high voltage
Battery charging indicator is not illuminated when workstation is powered off
Ranked causes
- 1. Workstation power or interconnect cable problem (common)
- 2. Wrong voltage system or wrong power cord (occasional)
- 3. Power/Signal Interface PCB connector problem (occasional)
- 4. Power Control PCB jumper E1 set to wrong position (occasional)
- 5. Blown fuse F4 on Power/Signal Interface PCB (occasional)
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Filament voltage error high voltage
Wrong voltage is applied to the filament, causing incorrect mA generation
Ranked causes
- 1. Filament B plus wrong voltage (common)
- 2. Duty ratio of filament drive pulses wrong (common)
- 3. Wrong filament selected (occasional)
- 4. Failure of filament regulation (occasional)
- 5. Sensor gain wrong (occasional)
Measure FIL_VOLT relative to FIL_VOLT_REF
- Test point
- FIL_VOLT, FIL_VOLT_REF
- Expected
- FIL_VOLT equals FIL_VOLT_REF
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No video on left monitor when X-ray switch pressed radiation
Left monitor displays no video when X-ray switch is activated, no last image hold function
Ranked causes
- 1. Missing CCD video or pilot tone signal (occasional)
- 2. Loose or damaged video cable (occasional)
- 3. Unseated or failed Video Controller or Vortex Image Processor PCB (occasional)
- 4. Loose or damaged video cable (duplicate) (occasional)
- 5. Unseated or failed Video Controller or Vortex Image Processor PCB (duplicate) (occasional)
Verify X-ray switch activation
- Test point
- X-ray switch and monitor input
- Expected
- Video signal present on left monitor
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Room in use light test fails
External interface test indicates Room in Use indicator light not functioning or no signal
Ranked causes
- 1. Failed or burnt-out indicator light bulb (common)
- 2. No RM-IN-USE signal from System Interface PCB (occasional)
- 3. Loose or disconnected wiring to connector (common)
- 4. External interface PCB relay failure (occasional)
- 5. System interface PCB failure (occasional)
Inspect Room in Use indicator bulb for failure or burn-out
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X-ray emission blocked by interlock system high voltage
Unit prevents X-ray emission; Fast Stop button may have been pressed or interlock circuit broken; error message 'FAST STOP ACTIVATED' displayed on Vacuum Fluorescent Display
Ranked causes
- 1. Fast Stop button pressed (common)
- 2. Interlock circuit wire or connection break (occasional)
- 3. Software fault in Generator Controller PCB (occasional)
- 4. Relay K9 failure on Power/Motor Relay PCB (rare)
- 5. Relay K1 or K8 failure on Generator Interface or Power/Motor Relay PCB (rare)
Verify Fast Stop switch position
- Test point
- Fast Stop switch physical position
- Expected
- Closed (not opened)
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X-ray ON light test fails
External interface test indicates X-ray ON indicator light not functioning or no signal
Ranked causes
- 1. Failed or burnt-out indicator light bulb (common)
- 2. No XRAY-ON signal from System Interface PCB (occasional)
- 3. Loose or disconnected wiring to connector (common)
- 4. External interface PCB relay failure (occasional)
- 5. System interface PCB failure (occasional)
Inspect X-ray ON indicator bulb for failure or burn-out
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AC power cord and plug damage high voltage
AC power cord or plug shows damage, broken/frayed wires, missing grounding pin, or insecure conductors; loose prongs detected.
Ranked causes
- 1. Power cord or plug damaged or worn (unknown)
- 2. Missing or damaged grounding pin (unknown)
- 3. Loose prongs on power plug (unknown)
- 4. Missing strain relief clamp on power cord (unknown)
Inspect AC power cord for damage
- Test point
- Full length of AC power cord
- Expected
- No damage, wiring insulation intact, no broken or frayed wires
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AC power cord or plug damaged high voltage
Power cord or AC plug shows damage, missing parts, broken wires, frayed insulation, or missing grounding pin
Ranked causes
- 1. Power cord or AC plug insulation damage or broken wires (unknown)
- 2. Missing grounding pin on AC plug (unknown)
- 3. Loose or insecure plug prongs or conductors (unknown)
- 4. Power cord strain relief clamp missing (unknown)
Inspect power cord for damage and wiring insulation
- Test point
- Entire power cord length
- Expected
- No damage, missing parts, broken or frayed wires, intact insulation
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Audible alarm LS1 on ISD Power Control PCB caution
Alarm LS1 sounds, indicating transformer AC voltage is out of normal range (too high or too low)
Ranked causes
- 1. Transformer voltage too high (occasional)
- 2. Transformer voltage too low (occasional)
- 3. UPS Off switch is engaged (occasional)
- 4. Broken wire in cable 887763 (rare)
Observe LED status on ISD Power Control PCB
- Test point
- DS1 (Green), DS2 (Amber), DS3 (Red) LEDs
- Expected
- DS1 Green LED lit (transformer voltage OK)
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Boot sequence fails at C-Arm battery check (Arrow 18) caution
Boot stops at Arrow 18 when system should check C-Arm battery.
Ranked causes
- 1. Generator Events Log indicates battery or sensor fault (common)
- 2. C-Arm battery failure or low charge (common)
- 3. INV·B·SEN signal fault on Filament Driver PCB (occasional)
- 4. INV·B·SEN signal fault on Generator Driver PCB (occasional)
Observe arrow display on Control Panel
- Test point
- 20-character VFD display
- Expected
- Arrow 18 then progresses to Arrow 19
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Cannot capture navigation image
CAPTURE IMAGE button does not successfully transfer X-ray image to navigation system display
Ranked causes
- 1. Image has been modified from Last Image Hold buffer (common)
- 2. Excessive motion of phantom or patient during acquisition (common)
- 3. Calibration Fixture improperly installed on Image Intensifier (common)
- 4. Improper manual fluoro technique during image acquisition (common)
Verify Calibration Fixture attachment
- Test point
- Image Intensifier mounting point
- Expected
- Fixture securely fastened, no movement
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Communication failed between workstation and C-arm
Workstation has not communicated with C-arm for more than 1 second; system finishes in-progress X-ray and disables future X-rays
Ranked causes
- 1. Foot pedal toe tapping or repeated control panel button pressing (common)
- 2. Workstation software exception or anomalous condition (occasional)
- 3. ARCNET communication failure (occasional)
- 4. Corrupted persistent object files (rare)
Verify foot pedal and control panel not being pressed rapidly
- Test point
- C-Arm Control Panel
- Expected
- No rapid pedal or button activity detected
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Contact bumper sense error caution
System cannot detect contact bumper assembly during boot diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. Bumper assembly connector defective (common)
- 2. Bumper assembly wiring fault (occasional)
- 3. Bumper assembly defective (occasional)
- 4. MCU defective (occasional)
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DICOM print verification fails
DICOM printer not responding or print data transmission fails during verification test
Ranked causes
- 1. Printer powered off or disconnected from network (common)
- 2. Incorrect IP address in software configuration (common)
- 3. Ethernet cable loose or damaged (occasional)
- 4. Faulty Ethernet controller on SBC (rare)
Verify printer is powered on and connected to network
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Failed to record Cine to hard-drive radiation
Cine recording does not save to hard-drive when Fluoro and Camera Rotation switches held
Ranked causes
- 1. Cine Bridge PCB not seated (common)
- 2. FC-AL cable connections loose or disconnected (common)
- 3. Cine Bridge PCB LED FC-AL Controller not functioning (occasional)
- 4. DC power not supplied to Cine-drive (PS2) (occasional)
Verify Cine Bridge PCB is seated
- Test point
- Cine Bridge PCB slot
- Expected
- PCB fully seated
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Filament current error high voltage
Filament current reading differs from expected value after filament voltage has been verified correct
Ranked causes
- 1. Filament aging (rare)
- 2. Wrong filament selected (occasional)
- 3. Broken connection to filament circuit (occasional)
- 4. Current sense gain wrong (occasional)
Verify SM_FIL_ACK* signal state for correct filament relay operation
- Test point
- SM_FIL_ACK*
- Expected
- Signal in correct state for selected filament
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Filament drive pulses absent high voltage
Filament drive pulse missing or both pulses absent; X-ray tube cannot produce X-rays
Ranked causes
- 1. Optoisolator failure (common)
- 2. Broken connections in filament drive circuit (occasional)
- 3. Faulty logic IC (7407 or 74LS14) (occasional)
- 4. FIL_CUR sensor fault (rare)
Detect filament drive pulse presence at Generator Driver PCB
- Test point
- Filament drive pulse input to Generator Driver PCB
- Expected
- Both filament drive pulses present with normal amplitude and timing
- Tools
- Oscilloscope
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Filament supply voltage wrong high voltage
Inability to produce correct filament voltage; system cannot generate proper X-ray exposure
Ranked causes
- 1. Bad filament supply regulator (common)
- 2. Wrong filament selected (occasional)
- 3. Fault in filament voltage sense divider (FIL_B_SN_DIV signal) (occasional)
- 4. Output stage fault on Filament Driver PCB (rare)
Verify filament supply voltage regulation
- Test point
- FIL_B_SEN
- Expected
- Correct filament voltage as specified
Frame sync signal not detected
TIM frame synchronization signal not generated or signal path is open during diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. MCU to Backplane wiring fault (occasional)
- 2. Camera to Workstation wiring fault (occasional)
- 3. Backplane PCB defective (occasional)
- 4. MCU PCB defective (occasional)
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Ground continuity test failure high voltage
Excessive resistance measured between interconnect cable points and AC power plug ground pin during preventive maintenance ground continuity verification.
Ranked causes
- 1. Interconnect cable J1-3 (Safety ground) continuity fault (unknown)
- 2. Interconnect cable shield (connector shell) continuity fault (unknown)
- 3. Interconnect cable J1-9 continuity fault (unknown)
- 4. Interconnect cable J1-15 continuity fault (unknown)
Measure continuity at J1-3 safety ground to AC power plug ground pin
- Test point
- J1-3 to AC Power Plug Ground Pin
- Expected
- < 0.5 ohm, < 0.5
- Tools
- Ohmmeter or DMM
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Image fails to rotate or invert
Image Rotation and Image Invert functions do not operate; image remains static
Ranked causes
- 1. RS-422 communication failure (common)
- 2. Cabling to Camera disconnected or damaged (common)
- 3. Fluoro Functions PCB not seated (occasional)
- 4. Fluoro Functions PCB failure (occasional)
Verify Image Rotation key operation
- Test point
- Image Intensifier output display
- Expected
- Image rotates clockwise and counter-clockwise
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Image out of focus
Monitor displays video but image is blurry or unfocused
Ranked causes
- 1. CCD camera focus error (common)
- 2. Camera calibration error (common)
- 3. Thermoelectric cooler failure (occasional)
- 4. Image intensifier power supply failure (occasional)
Image out of focus radiation
Image appears on monitor but is not sharply focused
Ranked causes
- 1. CCD Camera focus error (common)
- 2. Camera calibration out of specification (common)
- 3. TEC (Thermoelectric Cooler) malfunction (occasional)
- 4. II Power Supply output voltage incorrect (occasional)
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Interconnect cable damaged or connector pins bent caution
Interconnect cable shows abrasions, cuts, excessive wear; Lemo connector pins are bent, missing, or loose; strain relief not secured
Ranked causes
- 1. Cable abrasion, cut, or excessive wear (common)
- 2. Lemo connector pins bent or missing (occasional)
- 3. Lemo connector pins not secured (occasional)
- 4. Strain relief not secured to cable or connector (occasional)
Visually inspect interconnect cable for abrasions, cuts, or wear
- Test point
- Full length of interconnect cable
- Expected
- No abrasions, cuts, or excessive wear
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Keyboard test produces no audible clicks
Letters appear on screen but no click sounds are heard when keys are pressed
Ranked causes
- 1. Amplified speaker disconnected from EMI box (common)
- 2. Power to amplified speaker disconnected or faulty (common)
- 3. No audio output from GPOS SBC to amplified speaker (occasional)
- 4. GPOS SBC sound incorrectly adjusted (occasional)
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Lift down not responding caution
C-arm lift down motion fails to activate when requested via RUI or control
Ranked causes
- 1. RUI wiring fault (common)
- 2. RUI defective (occasional)
- 3. MCU wiring fault (occasional)
- 4. MCU defective (occasional)
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Lift up not responding caution
C-arm lift up motion fails to activate when requested via RUI or control
Ranked causes
- 1. RUI wiring fault (common)
- 2. RUI defective (occasional)
- 3. MCU wiring fault (occasional)
- 4. MCU defective (occasional)
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Network error message on DICOM workstation
Workstation displays network functions impaired or network not responding
Ranked causes
- 1. Disconnected network cable (common)
- 2. Wrong network cable type connected (occasional)
- 3. Network is down (occasional)
- 4. Network cable or connector damaged (occasional)
Visually inspect and reconnect network cable
- Test point
- Network port on Workstation and DICOM network
- Expected
- Cable fully seated with no visible damage
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No +15 volt power to remote user interface caution
Remote control unit not receiving +15V supply voltage
Ranked causes
- 1. Faulty Lemo cable or connector connection (common)
- 2. Cable or connector defect on assembly 884758 (occasional)
- 3. Cable or connector defect on assembly 879450 (occasional)
- 4. Cable or connector defect on assembly 884705 (occasional)
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No +60 volt output from PS4 high voltage
Power supply not supplying required +60V rail
Ranked causes
- 1. Power switch on PS4 set to OFF (common)
- 2. Open fuse in DC motor power circuit (common)
- 3. Loose or faulty ground/connector for cable 902272 (occasional)
- 4. Power supply PS4 defective (occasional)
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No filament current with filament voltage present high voltage
Filament is not heated despite voltage being applied, preventing X-ray generation
Ranked causes
- 1. P3 disconnected from Filament Driver PCB (common)
- 2. P1 disconnected from tank A9J1 (common)
- 3. Broken connection in cable to tank (occasional)
- 4. Filament current sense circuit fault (occasional)
Visually inspect P3 connector at Filament Driver PCB for disconnection or damage
- Test point
- P3 connector
- Expected
- Connector firmly seated and undamaged
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No filament voltage observed high voltage
FIL–VOLT signal on Generator Driver PCB reads zero; filament cannot be heated; no X-ray production possible.
Ranked causes
- 1. No FIL–B–PLUS voltage; resistors open or cable problem (common)
- 2. Transistor open or capacitor short in FIL–B–PLUS circuit (occasional)
- 3. No filament drive signals present (occasional)
- 4. Faulty or shorted filament voltage sense resistors or sensor failure (occasional)
Measure FIL–B–PLUS voltage supply
- Test point
- FIL–B–PLUS line at Generator Driver PCB
- Expected
- Appropriate supply voltage present per schematic
2 more checks with pass and fail actions, 4 corrective actions, and part numbers are in ServiceForge. Connect ServiceForge to your AI
No image on monitor radiation
Image does not appear on Workstation monitors during X-ray operation
Ranked causes
- 1. CCD Camera failure (common)
- 2. Image Intensifier tube failure (occasional)
- 3. II Power Supply failure (occasional)
- 4. Workstation failure (occasional)
Verify Image Control Test generates image
- Test point
- Workstation monitors
- Expected
- Image appears on monitor
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No image on monitor
Monitor displays no video signal after CCD camera initialization
Ranked causes
- 1. CCD camera failure (common)
- 2. Image intensifier failure (common)
- 3. Image intensifier power supply failure (occasional)
- 4. Workstation failure (occasional)
Power injector test fails high voltage
External interface test indicates no PWR-INJCT signal from System Interface PCB
Ranked causes
- 1. No PWR-INJCT signal from System Interface PCB (occasional)
- 2. Loose or disconnected wiring to connector (common)
- 3. External interface PCB relay failure (occasional)
- 4. System interface PCB failure (occasional)
Verify all wiring connections to Room Interface connector are secure
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Rotational servo fault detected caution
Rotational motion controller detects abnormal servo response or collision during diagnostics
Ranked causes
- 1. Rotation servo controller wiring fault (occasional)
- 2. Rotation motor wiring fault (occasional)
- 3. MCU defective (occasional)
- 4. Rotation servo controller defective (occasional)
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Service computer cannot connect to service node
Service computer RUT or UtilitySuite application fails to establish ARCNET connection to service node
Ranked causes
- 1. Damaged RS-232 service cable (common)
- 2. Damaged ARCNET connector (common)
- 3. Loose or damaged cable from J11 to J1 (common)
- 4. Failed service ARCNET node (occasional)
Inspect RS-232 service cable for damage and connectors for looseness
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System fails to complete boot-up from hard-drive
System cannot load software from hard drive after BIOS stage completes
Ranked causes
- 1. AC/DC power problem (common)
- 2. Loose cabling connectors or unseated PCBs (common)
- 3. Faulty System Interface PCB, IDE hard-drive, or corrupt software (occasional)
- 4. Faulty component within the Generator (occasional)
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System heats up too quickly or cooling takes >20 minutes caution
Thermal management problem; excessive heating or slow cooling below 20 minutes
Ranked causes
- 1. Fan vent screen blocked (common)
- 2. Fan ducting leaks (common)
- 3. Heat Pipe thermal contact poor (occasional)
- 4. Heat Sink thermal contact poor (occasional)
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More symptoms
- UPS emergency OFF button functional check
- Workstation totally inoperative
- Wrong filament current observed when voltage correct
- Wrong filament voltage observed
- X-ray on switch fails to initiate X-rays
- X-ray On Switch fails to initiate X-rays
- 12VDC DVD fan B4 not working
- AC line configuration mismatch
- AC power cord or plug damaged
- AC power cord or plug damaged or insulation compromised
- Antistatic drag wire damaged, loose, or obstructed
- Auto brightness stabilization failure
- BAD THERMISTOR DETECTED alarm
- Bad thermistor detected or thermistor failure
- Balance wheel does not turn
- Battery charger failed
- Battery charger light does not illuminate
- Boot sequence fails at duty cycle table load (Arrow 13)
- Boot sequence fails at generator object initialization (Arrow 5)
- Boot sequence fails at OS loading completion (Arrow 4)
- Boot sequence fails at pre-charge complete (Arrow 16)
- Boot sequence fails at stator ramp (Arrow 15)
- C-Arm hangs failing to boot completely
- C-Arm hangs failing to boot completely
- Cable or connection damaged or loose
- Camera fails to rotate
- Camera fails to rotate
- CHARGER FAILED error message displayed
- Charger light does not illuminate
- Circuit Breaker trips after inserting power cord into AC receptacle
- Clutch sensing error
- Collision detected
- Collision detection not ready
- Contact detector fails to detect contact
- Data error detected
- Door interlock test fails
- Failure of one or more ESD-sensitive devices in the Workstation
- Fans operate but system heats up too quickly or takes longer than 20 minutes to cool
- GE logo/status screen absent from monitors
- GE logo/status screen does not appear on LCD monitors during boot
- High voltage register failure
- Image fails to rotate or invert
- Interconnect cable damaged or connector misaligned
- Interconnect cable damaged or Lemo connector misaligned
- Interconnect cable or LEMO connector damaged or misaligned
- Interconnect cable wear or connector damage
- Interlock system malfunction
- Intermittent heat messages on LCD monitors
- Joystick communication failure
- Joystick initialization error
- Joystick motion enable error
- Joystick stuck or not responding
- Keyboard test produces no audible clicks and no letters on screen
- Lift column inoperative
- Lift motor movement test failed
- Motion Detection - cannot capture navigation image despite no apparent movement
- Motion disabled or not responding
- Motion error detected
- Motion failure detected
- Network connection not established
- Network connectivity test failed
- Network device does not respond to DICOM command
- No 115 VAC power to PS4 input
- No bootup
- No click heard when interconnect cable unplugged from C-Arm
- No fans operate
- No power indication on AC Pilot Lamp (DS1)
- One front caster does not contact floor
- Orbital servo fault detected
- Orbital servo overrun error
- Overload fault displayed
- Pre-charge voltage error on boot
- Printer does not power on
- Printer will not turn on
- Rear caster does not roll freely on floor
- Rear caster does not steer freely
- Remote unit not sensed
- Rotational servo overrun error
- Service LED flashing
- Stator does not start during boot-up
- Stator does not start during boot-up
- Stator stops running unexpectedly
- System does not complete pre-charging, PRE-CHARGE VOLTAGE ERROR displayed
- System does not complete pre-charging, PRECHARGE VOLTAGE ERROR displayed
- System fails to boot from BIOS
- System fails to complete boot-up from BIOS
- System halted with fatal error
- UPS error - power supply fault detected
- UPS internal temperature too high
- USB mouse cursor not responding
- Video abnormalities, artifacts, or pixel drop-outs
- Video abnormalities, artifacts, pixel drop-outs
- Workstation ARCNET test fails or incomplete boot
- Workstation boots but C-Arm not responding with charger light on
- Workstation boots but nothing on C-arm; battery charger light OFF
- Workstation does not respond to Ping command
- Wrong filament current observed (voltage correct)
- Wrong filament voltage observed
- X-ray exposure switch stuck at startup
- X-ray ON lamp fails to light when X-rays are generated
- X-ray switch held in ON position at startup
- X-ray switch security mismatch
- AC power cord strain relief clamp loose or missing
- Actual kVp higher than displayed
- Actual kVp lower than displayed
- Actual mA higher than displayed
- Actual mA lower than displayed
- Ambient light sensor test screen fails to lighten or darken
- Antistatic drag wire loose or damaged
- Audible alarm does not signal exposure start or end
- Balance wheel is loose on axle bolt or wobbles
- Bargraph voltage less than 170 VDC during exposure
- Battery charger evaluation fails
- Battery Charger Evaluation fails
- Black image with ABS
- Black image with technique servo at maximum
- Boot does not progress past logo/status screen
- Boot sequence fails at ABS table load (Arrow 14)
- Boot sequence fails at ARCNET arrow (Arrow 1)
- Boot sequence fails at filament ramp (Arrow 17)
- Boot sequence fails at Workstation X-ray enable (Arrow 19)
- Brake fails to hold cross-arm in lock position
- Brakes on one or both rear wheels do not engage
- C-arm anode temperature at 80% capacity
- C-arm charger failure at startup
- C-arm charger failure during operation
- C-arm clutch open during operation
- C-arm clutch released or disengaged
- C-arm fails to rotate smoothly through cradle
- C-Arm fails to rotate smoothly through cradle
- C-Arm orbital movement not smooth or restricted
- C-Arm rotational movement not functioning smoothly
- Calibration: Beam Alignment
- Calibration: Camera iris stops
- Calibration: Dose Area Product (DAP) verification
- Calibration: Enter mA Limit Values
- Calibration: Laser Aimer beam alignment
- Calibration: Motorized drive motion and angle positioning
- Calibration: System software installation
- Cannot position instrument within 3 mm of anatomical landmark
- Casters rumble, squeak, or wobble
- Casters skid
- CCD Camera rotation binds or exhibits jerky motion
- CCD camera rotation binds or jerky motion
- Circuit Breaker trips after engaging power switch
- Clutch open condition detected
- Clutch open or not engaged
- Clutch position sensor error
- Collimator hesitates, stops, or lugs down
- Collimator hesitates, stops, or lugs down during movement
- Collimator hunts for position
- Collimator hunts for position
- Collimator iris motor failure
- Column lift switch stuck
- Column movement stops before reaching maximum or minimum height
- Column movement stops before reaching maximum or minimum height
- Contact detection assembly attachment detected
- Contact detection assembly removal detected
- Control panel error
- Cross-arm scarring, rust or metal splinters present
- Diagnostic switch configuration error
- Error message 'FAST STOP ACTIVATED' displayed
- Evidence of ESD between Workstation and grounded objects
- Excessive tank temperature
- Excessive temperature at High Voltage Tank
- Failed attempt to start UPS on battery power
- Fan B3 runs too slowly, has bearing noise or does not run at all
- Fan runs too slowly, has bearing noise or does not run at all (B1/B2)
- Fast stop activated
- Filament supply voltage wrong
- Flip Flop brake does not prevent C-arm rotation
- Flip Flop brake handle insufficient tension
- Flip-Flop brake does not prevent C-Arm rotation
- Fluid ingress into equipment
- Front caster binds or wobbles on axle bolt
- Front caster does not pivot freely on vertical axis
- GE logo/status screen appears on both monitors but boot does not progress
- GE logo/status screen appears on one LCD monitor but not the other during boot
- GE logo/status screen on one monitor only
- Generator communication loss detected
- Hand Switch indicator lights off
- Hand switch indicator lights off with VFD OK
- High voltage generator error
- High voltage generator software error
- HLF footswitch fails to initiate X-rays
- Horizontal Cross-Arm brake fails to lock position
- HVL below specification range
- Image resolution inferior to specification
- Image too dense or too light
- Incorrect RUI or C-Arm orientation relative to patient
- Interconnect cable damaged or worn
- Interlock circuit open
- Interlock system down preventing X-rays
- Interlock system down preventing X-rays
- Invalid port entry
- Joystick does not respond during initialization
- Key disable signal error
- Key switch error
- L-Arm brake does not secure L-Arm
- L-Arm brake does not secure L-Arm
- Laser Aimer beam not visible after power on
- Laser Aimer misalignment or not securing
- Laser beam not visible after Laser Aimer powered on
- Laser beam not visible after power on
- Laser beam not visible after power on
- LEMO connector not mating properly
- Lift button non-functional
- Lift switch pressed continuously for 30 seconds
- Lift switch stuck on control panel
- Low contrast image quality
- Low contrast images
- Mode footswitch fails to toggle modes
- Motion calibration required
- Motion calibration required
- Motion stop button not functioning
- Motorized drive does not respond to control input
- Motorized motion disabled
- Motorized orbital movement not functioning smoothly
- No bootup with VFD and handswitch indicator OK
- No click heard when workstation plugged into AC power
- No dynamic image displayed during Cine recording
- No fans operate
- No filament current (filament voltage present)
- No video and no pilot tone
- No video but pilot tone OK
- No video on monitor
- No video output on display
- No voltage from CAM COOLER PWR to CAM COOLER RTN
- Only one caster brake works
- Output film or paper is blank
- OVERLOAD FAULT
- Overload fault in HV regulator
- OVERVOLTAGE ERROR
- Overvoltage error displayed
- Overvoltage fault in HV generator
- Pre-charge timeout error on boot
- Precharge voltage too high during startup
- Printer output is blank
- Red UPS OFF button does not light
- Red UPS OFF button does not light when pressed
- Relay not activating during boot test
- Resolution of captured navigation image is not as good as original
- Rotation of captured image is different than original
- RUI button stuck at boot
- RUI communication failure
- RUI communication failure
- RUI control key stuck
- RUI key stuck
- RUI key stuck or button stuck
- Spots on image
- Spots visible on printed image
- Stator motor does not start during boot
- Stator motor stops during operation
- Stator stops running after boot
- Stop Motion button does not halt movement or provides no feedback
- System does not boot - VFD stops at 14th arrow
- System does not boot - VFD stops at 18th arrow
- System does not boot – VFD display stops at 14th arrow
- System does not complete pre-charging, PRE-CHARGE TIME-OUT ERROR displayed
- System does not complete pre-charging, PRECHARGE TIME-OUT ERROR displayed
- System does not shut down immediately after red button press
- System does not shut down immediately when red UPS OFF button pressed
- System does not shut down immediately when UPS OFF button pressed
- System won't record navigation snapshot to CD/DVD
- System won't verify correct registration
- TEC Cooling test failure
- UPS communication error
- UPS does not power off within 10 seconds
- UPS does not power on
- UPS does not start
- Vertical column lift buttons not working
- Vertical motion commanded but fails
- Vertical movement not functioning or jerky
- VFDs inoperative
- VFDs inoperative with handswitch indicator OK
- Video present but no pilot tone
- White image with ABS
- White image with technique servo at minimum
- Wig Wag brake fails to prevent motion
- Wig-Wag brake fails to prevent motion
- Workstation boots but C-Arm not responding with charger light off
- Workstation does not boot
- Workstation keyboard communication failure
- Workstation UPS communication failure
- Workstation UPS failure
- Workstation will not track in a straight line
- Wrong filament selection
- Wrong filament selection
- X-ray disable keyswitch in standby position
- X-ray exposure switch stuck during boot
- X-ray key switch in standby position
- X-ray key switch in standby position
- X-RAY ON indicator not lit during exposure
- X-ray overtime; extended exposure
- X-ray room door open
- X-ray room door open
- X-ray switch security line mismatch
- X-ray switch security mismatch
- X-ray tube housing hot
- X-ray tube overheating or thermal runaway
- X-ray tube temperature sensor failure
- X-rays temporarily disabled, FFB reboot
- 100 kVp @ 300 mAs exposure fails to execute
- 24 hour recharge required — X-rays disabled
- 24-hour recharge required
- 4 hour warm-up required
- 4-hour warm-up required
- 4-hour warmup required
- A/D channel failure at startup
- A/D converter channel failure
- AC input voltage abnormal
- AC line configuration does not match measured voltage
- AC line power loss detected
- AC line voltage configuration mismatch
- AC line voltage not configured
- AC line voltage not configured
- AC line voltage not configured
- AC power failure detected by UPS
- AC power line sensor error
- AC power line sensor error detected
- AC power line sensor error detected
- AD channel fail - power off
- AD channel fails during startup
- AD channel failure
- AD channel failure
- AD Channel Failure error during boot
- AD CHANNEL FAILURE message displayed
- All four indicators flashing; Workstation beeps 3 times every 10 seconds
- All squares and arrows indicators did not illuminate; error message displayed
- Ambient light sensor does not adjust monitor brightness
- Ambient light sensor not responding correctly
- Anatomical profile corruption detected
- Anatomical profile not supported
- Anatomical profiles disabled
- Anatomical profiles disabled - invalid format
- Anatomical profiles disabled - serial number mismatch
- Anatomical profiles unavailable with C-arm
- Anode is hot — HLF disabled
- Anode is hot (C-arm display)
- Anode is warm
- Anode is warm (C-arm display)
- Anode rotor not rotating after X-ray shot
- Anode rotor not spinning
- Anode temperature at 70-80% capacity
- Anode temperature at 80% capacity or greater
- Anode temperature at high capacity threshold
- Anode temperature at warm threshold
- Antistatic drag wire damage or detachment
- Antistatic drag wire damaged or loose
- Antistatic drag wire loose or damaged
- Antistatic drag wires damaged or not secured
- Antistatic drag wires loose, damaged, or obstructed
- Antistatic drag wires not securely attached or damaged
- Arcing detected in High Voltage Tank
- Arcing or carbon trails observed
- ARCNET transmit pipe temporarily full
- Armed (film exposure preparation)
- Artifacts present in fluoro image with Laser Aimer
- Artifacts present in fluoroscopy image with Laser Aimer attached
- Artifacts visible in fluoro image with laser aimer
- Artifacts visible in fluoro image with laser aimer attached
- Auto Technique Tracking out of range
- Battery and Overload LEDs on simultaneously
- Battery charge below 40 percent
- Battery charge low
- Battery charge not restored to nominal voltage
- Battery charge voltage does not reach nominal after exposure
- Battery charge voltage not at nominal values
- Battery charger failure
- Battery charger light does not illuminate
- Battery charger light is off with workstation powered off
- Battery charger not operating during boot
- Battery pack evaluation fails
- Battery Power LED on and Battery low
- Battery voltage low during operation
- Beam Alignment Verification
- Boot sequence fails at ADC check (Arrow 11)
- Boot sequence fails at CMOS initialization (Arrow 8)
- Boot sequence fails at early stage
- Boot sequence fails at error handler initialization (Arrow 7)
- Boot sequence fails at generator bridge data initialization (Arrow 12)
- Boot sequence fails at generator event table load (Arrow 9)
- Boot sequence fails at generator object relationships (Arrow 6)
- Boot sequence fails at persistent data CRC (Arrow 2)
- Boot sequence fails at PIO initialization (Arrow 10)
- Boot sequence fails at timer initialization (Arrow 3)
- Brakes do not engage completely
- Brakes do not release
- Buzzer sounds when workstation switched on
- C-arm 24 hour recharge required
- C-arm 4 hour warm-up required
- C-arm anode temperature at 70-80% capacity
- C-Arm batteries critically low
- C-Arm batteries low charge
- C-Arm batteries require 24-hour recharge
- C-arm battery charge at 40-70%
- C-Arm clutch is open or released
- C-Arm collision detected
- C-arm collision detected during motorized motion
- C-Arm contact with Image Intensifier detection assembly
- C-arm does not rotate freely when Flip Flop brake released
- C-Arm does not rotate freely when Flip-Flop brake released
- C-Arm or Workstation grounding defect
- C-arm reconnected to workstation
- C-Arm requires 4-hour warm-up after 60 days inactivity
- C-Arm rotational movement not smooth or restricted
- C-arm system armed for film exposure
- Calibration: Auto Technique Tracking
- Calibration: Battery charger output voltage indicator
- Calibration: Battery charger output voltage indicator
- Calibration: Beam alignment verification
- Calibration: Beam Alignment Verification
- Calibration: C-Arm angle position
- Calibration: C-Arm orbital movement
- Calibration: Camera cooler
- Calibration: Clutch switch replacement and verification
- Calibration: Collimator and filament after software installation
- Calibration: Collimator Iris Blade Positioning
- Calibration: Collision detection function
- Calibration: Contact detection function
- Calibration: Cumulative Dose Display Accuracy (Skin Dose CAK mode)
- Calibration: DAP accuracy verification
- Calibration: DAP Collimator and Iris Calibration (Dual-leaf systems)
- Calibration: DC power supply PS1 +5.1V output
- Calibration: DC power supply PS1 9 (C-Arm)
- Calibration: Dead time between kV drive signals
- Calibration: Differentiator setup
- Calibration: Dose Area Product (DAP)
- Calibration: Dose Area Product (DAP) Calibration Setup
- Calibration: Dose Area Product (DAP) single-leaf cardiac systems
- Calibration: Dose Area Product (DAP) Tube Calibration
- Calibration: Dose Area Product (DAP) verification
- Calibration: Dose Display Accuracy (DAP mode)
- Calibration: Dose Display Accuracy (Skin Dose AKR mode)
- Calibration: End stop position - C-Arm not at 90 degrees horizontal
- Calibration: Filament and Collimator
- Calibration: Filament/duty cycle
- Calibration: Fluorographic pulsed mA accuracy test
- Calibration: Fluoroscopic kVp accuracy at 5 mA
- Calibration: Fluoroscopic kVp accuracy at maximum mA
- Calibration: Generator and functional tests
- Calibration: High Voltage Supply Regulator
- Calibration: High voltage supply regulator mA null offset
- Calibration: Home position - Image Intensifier out of level
- Calibration: Image intensifier resolution
- Calibration: Image tube sizing
- Calibration: ISD PCB installation and verification
- Calibration: Isolation transformer output
- Calibration: kVp accuracy at 5 mA
- Calibration: kVp accuracy at maximum mA
- Calibration: Lens focus
- Calibration: Lock-out/Tag-out procedure
- Calibration: Mag field size
- Calibration: Monitor arm elbow pivot
- Calibration: Monitor arm shoulder pivot
- Calibration: Monitor arm vertical balance
- Calibration: Monitor arm wrist pivot
- Calibration: Monitor Latch Cleaning
- Calibration: Motorized drive angular positioning
- Calibration: Motorized drive coupling
- Calibration: Multi-output power supply PS2
- Calibration: Orbital clutch anti-rotation stop
- Calibration: Orbital clutch anti-rotation stop
- Calibration: Orbital clutch anti-rotation stop position
- Calibration: Orbital potentiometer RP2
- Calibration: Power supply PS1 DC outputs
- Calibration: Power supply PS2 DC outputs
- Calibration: PWM chip synchronization
- Calibration: Ramp peak voltage
- Calibration: Remote Control Screen function
- Calibration: Rotation potentiometer RP1 drive belt replacement
- Calibration: Rotational potentiometer RP1
- Calibration: Shoulder Pivot
- Calibration: Skin dose limit rate measurement and adjustment
- Calibration: Skin dose rate limit verification
- Calibration: Skin Dose Rate Limit Verification at Maximum kV/mA (HLF mode)
- Calibration: Skin dose rate verification
- Calibration: Stability pot (R83) overshoot adjustment
- Calibration: Surgical Navigation receiver or transmitter installation
- Calibration: Surgical Navigation system functional test setup
- Calibration: System Lock-Out/Tag-Out procedure
- Calibration: System Software Installation
- Calibration: Verify mA Limit Values and Maximum HLF
- Calibration: Vertical Arm Balance
- Calibration: X-ray On pushbutton replacement
- Camera rotation symbols not appearing or rotating incorrectly
- Cannot make network connection
- Cannot open port on firewall
- Cannot read image file from CD/DVD
- Cannot write to removable media
- CD/DVD drive failure
- CD/DVD drive not responding
- CD/DVD drive not responding or not properly installed
- Charger failed (during operation)
- Charger failed at boot-up
- Charging current below specification
- Charging voltage not reaching specification
- Cine disk not available
- Cine file corrupted in Image Directory
- Cine recording or playback not functioning
- Clutch fails to engage
- Clutch fails to release
- Clutch is open
- Clutch is open (C-arm)
- Clutch sense signal not responding
- Coin cell battery replacement required
- Collimation control failure
- Collimator alignment verification
- Collimator calibration mismatch
- Collimator calibration required
- Collimator calibration values mismatch
- Collimator displays error message
- Collimator iris larger than indicated
- Collimator iris malfunction
- Collimator iris potentiometer error
- Collimator iris stuck or inoperable
- Collimator iris too large
- Collimator iris unstable
- Collimator leaves malfunction
- Collimator leaves rotation not functioning
- Collimator preview icons not indicating correct function
- Collimator replacement
- Collimator stuck
- Collision detected
- Collision detected on C-arm
- Collision Detection Assembly status change
- Collision detection signal anomaly
- Collision detector fails to detect collision
- Collision detector reports false collision
- Column movement is noisy or rough
- Column movement is noisy or rough
- Communication error between processors
- Communication failed between Generator and Workstation
- Communication failed with generator
- Communication failure with navigation computer
- Contact bumper installed and undamaged
- Contact detected on image intensifier
- Contact detected on Image Intensifier
- Contact detected on Image Intensifier assembly
- Contact detected with detection assembly
- Contact detection signal not responding
- Contact detector reports incorrect contact
- Control panel communication error
- Control panel does not display technique values
- Control panel key stuck at startup
- Control panel key stuck during boot
- Control panel key stuck during boot
- Copy failure during disk write
- Corrupted image cannot be displayed
- Corrupted images deleted
- Corrupted images detected at bootup
- Corrupted software or data detected
- CPU or OS runtime exception occurred
- Cross-arm hits rough spots or grinds during extension/retraction
- Current anatomical profile disabled
- Current anatomical profile disabled
- Current anatomical profile disabled
- DAP display shows incorrect units
- DATA ERROR message appears during boot
- Data loss or disk drive damage during operation
- Delete all complete; reboot required
- Delete all patient information in progress
- DICOM device configuration error
- DICOM error
- DICOM error
- DICOM secondary capture cine not supported
- DICOM server out of resources
- DICOM server out of resources
- DICOM server out of resources
- DICOM server timeout
- Different C-arm connected to workstation
- Different C-Arm connected to Workstation
- Disk full during copy operation
- Disk not writable for copy operation
- Display studies and patient information on DICOM server fails
- Documentation of DAP Calibration
- Dose Area Product (DAP) reading inaccuracy
- Dose Area Product calibration required
- Dose Area Product verification
- Dose calibration required
- Elbow pivot movement too tight or too loose
- Electric shock from high voltage components after power removal
- Emergency response during energized electrical work
- Energized electrical work on 0-50V circuits
- Energized electrical work on 120-240V circuits
- Energized electrical work on 240-480V circuits
- Energized electrical work on 50-120V circuits
- Entity already exists during DICOM retrieve
- Entrance exposure rate limits verification
- Equipment instability on slopes or uneven floors
- Equipment rolls uncontrolled during movement
- Error processing DICOM file
- Error reading disk
- Error reading disk
- Error reading disk
- Error retrieving images from PACS
- Error writing disk
- Failed to open firewall port
- Failed to read image file
- Failed to read image file from media
- Fast Stop switch does not stop Vertical Column movement
- Fast Stop switch does not stop Vertical Column movement
- Field size adjustment not functioning
- Field size selection failure
- Filament calibration required
- Filament current error; wrong filament current reading
- Filament current out of tolerance
- Filament drive pulses absent
- Filament Driver PCB replacement
- Filament not calibrated
- Filament regulator failure
- Filament regulator output out of tolerance
- Filament select error
- Filament size mismatch
- Filament size mismatch with hardware
- Filament voltage error; wrong voltage applied to filament
- File system shutdown test via UtilitySuite
- Film exposure exceeded time limit
- Film exposure switch released early
- Film exposure time exceeded
- Film mode exposure unsuitable or incorrect
- Film mode functional test
- Film mode pre-arm fails
- Fingerprint test for position accuracy
- Flammable gas leak near equipment
- Flip-Flop motion restricted or stiff
- Fluoroscopy image rotation or reversal incorrect
- Footswitch configuration error detected
- Footswitch security error
- Frame sync error disables X-rays
- Frame sync error during boot
- Frame Sync Error during operation
- Generator batteries test - error messages
- Generator communication lost during exposure
- Generator Interface PCB installation verification
- Generator interface PCB requires replacement
- Gravitational/mechanical energy hazard during component removal
- Gravitational/mechanical energy hazard mitigation - C-arm with L-arm (Standard C)
- Gravitational/mechanical energy hazard mitigation - C-arm without L-arm (Super C)
- Heat management messages do not appear on workstation monitor
- Heat Management test messages do not appear on Workstation Monitor
- High current electric shock from battery packs
- High kVp detected in kV feedback circuit
- High Level Fluoro exposure time exceeded
- High level fluoro overtime alarm
- High mA detected in mA feedback circuit
- High Voltage and Control Cable Assembly requires replacement
- High voltage cable damage
- High voltage cable damaged
- High voltage cable damaged or worn
- High voltage cable damaged or worn
- High voltage generated without X-ray switch activation
- High voltage generated without X-ray switch activation
- High voltage on without X-ray switch activation
- High voltage overvoltage fault
- High voltage regulator overload fault
- High voltage regulator saturation fault
- High-capacity disk drive failure
- High-capacity disk failure
- High-voltage regulator overload fault
- High-voltage regulator saturation fault
- HLF Footswitch fails to initiate X-rays
- HLF overtime - exposure time exceeded
- Horizontal Cross-Arm grinding or rough spots during motion
- Housing is hot — HLF disabled
- Housing is warm
- Housing overheated, X-rays disabled
- Housing temperature at 70-80% capacity
- Housing temperature at 80% capacity or greater
- HV cable damaged or degraded
- HV cable damaged or worn
- HV cable damaged or worn
- HV generator error
- HV register failure at startup
- Image annotation and measurements removed during zoom
- Image brightness adjusts but appears too light or dark
- Image file exceeds DICOM size limit
- Image not centered in fluoroscopy
- Image orientation inversion/mirroring not functioning
- Image quality unacceptable
- Image resolution out of specification
- Image rotation not functioning
- Image save function not functioning
- Image swap between monitors not functioning
- Image too big to copy
- Image too large to copy
- Incompatible DICOM format
- Insufficient disk space for copy completion
- Insufficient disk space to retrieve DICOM images
- Insufficient media capacity
- Insufficient media capacity
- Insufficient media capacity for copy
- Insufficient space on current disk for spanning
- Intelligent Shutdown logic failure
- Intelligent Shutdown Power Control PCB replacement
- Intelligent Shutdown test
- Interconnect cable damaged or worn
- Interconnect cable defect
- Interconnect cable strain relief loose or damaged
- Interlock circuit failure at power-up
- Interlock circuit failure at startup
- Invalid IP address
- Invalid IP address
- Invalid IP address entered
- Invalid port number for DICOM local server
- Invalid port number for LOCAL server
- Invalid port number for Query/Retrieve
- Invalid port number for REMOTE server
- Invalid profile format
- Invalid year value entered
- Isolation transformer output out of specification
- Isolation transformer output out of specification
- Isolation transformer output voltage out of specification
- Isolation transformer secondary voltage out of specification
- Joystick failure
- Joystick stuck
- Joystick X position error high
- Joystick X position error low
- Joystick X-axis not responding properly
- Joystick Y position error high
- Joystick Y position error low
- Joystick Y-axis not responding properly
- Key stuck on control panel
- Key switch in standby; X-rays disabled
- Key switch signal anomaly
- Keyboard communication failure
- kV loop error: actual kVp higher than indicated
- kV loop error: actual kVp lower than indicated
- KV on in error
- kVp accuracy out of specification
- kVp accuracy out of specification (Keithley meter)
- kVp accuracy out of specification (RadCal meter)
- kVp regulation error exceeds high tolerance
- kVp regulation error exceeds low tolerance
- kVp values outside Auto-Technique Tracking range
- L-Arm does not rotate freely
- L-Arm does not rotate freely
- Laser Aimer beam not aligned with crosshairs
- Laser Aimer causes image artifacts
- Laser aimer does not lock to C-arm
- Laser Aimer fluoro image artifacts present
- Laser beam not centered on crosshairs
- Lemo connector pins loose or unsecured
- Lift column inoperative
- Lift Down request signal anomaly
- Lift switch stuck or continuously pressed
- Lift Up request signal anomaly
- Light or dark image with working ABS
- Line power was lost
- Loading Low Dose ABS table
- Loading Standard ABS table
- Login failed
- Login failed - incorrect password
- Login password incorrect
- Logout confirmation prompt
- Logout in progress
- Lost connection to DICOM server
- Lost connection to DICOM server
- Lost connection to DICOM server during retrieve
- Low kVp detected in kV feedback circuit
- Low mA detected in mA feedback circuit
- Low mA messages displayed
- Low mA output
- Low UPS battery message appears during shutdown
- mA loop calibration error: actual mA higher than indicated
- mA loop calibration error: actual mA lower than indicated
- mA on in error
- MA ON IN ERROR message after HVSR replacement
- mA output calibration error exceeds high tolerance
- mA output calibration error exceeds low tolerance
- mA sensor failure
- mA sensor failure detected
- MCU CMOS requires reconfiguration after battery replacement
- Media already contains data
- Media ejected prematurely
- Media in CD/DVD drive not writable
- Media in device for copy operation not writable
- Mode control failure in vascular mode
- Mode Footswitch fails to toggle modes of operation
- Monitor arm elbow pivot too tight or too loose
- Monitor arm shoulder pivot too tight or too loose
- Monitor arm vertical balance issue
- Monitor arm wrist pivot stiff or drifts
- Monitor latch accumulates gray residue
- Monitor latch accumulation of gray residue
- Motion disabled
- Motion disabled by safety stop
- Motion enabled signal not responding
- Motion error
- Motion failure
- Motion failure
- Motion stop button will not clear
- Motion stop function fails
- Motion stop status signal anomaly
- Motorized C-Arm rotational motion calibration
- Motorized drive motion calibration required
- Motorized drive not calibrated
- Motorized motion disabled
- Motorized orbital motion calibration
- Motorized orbital motion with clutch released
- Navigation computer not responding
- Neither caster brake works
- Network configuration requires reboot after changes
- Network connection failure
- Network Verification test
- New disk needed
- New password and retyped password do not match
- New password too short
- New password too short
- No +5 volt power to servo drive sensors
- No alarm sounds when red UPS OFF button pressed
- No alarm sounds when UPS OFF button pressed
- No anode motor sound during film mode
- No backup power after AC loss
- No beep sound when footswitch pressed
- No DICOM images match search criteria
- No disk in CD/DVD drive
- No disk in drive
- No Ethernet IP address or subnet mask configured
- No fluoroscopy image displayed
- No match found
- No media in device for copy operation
- No media in device for copy operation
- No response, server timed out
- No static image on left monitor
- No static image on left monitor (last image hold)
- Not enough disk space to retrieve images
- Not enough space on current disk
- NVRAM CRC test failed
- Old password incorrect
- Old password incorrect on change
- On Battery and Overload indicators both lit; Workstation beeps once per second
- On Battery indicator flashes, all others off; Workstation beeps every 2 seconds
- On Battery indicator flashing; Service indicator flashing; Workstation beeps continuously
- On Battery indicator glows, all others off; Workstation beeps every 4 seconds
- On Battery indicator lit; Service indicator flashes; Workstation beeps continuously
- One lift button functional, other non-functional
- One or two fans do not operate
- One or two fans do not operate
- One vertical column lift button works, other does not
- Operation failed with unexpected error
- Orbital auxiliary signal not responding
- Orbital brake fails to lock C-Arm
- Orbital brake fails to lock C-arm position
- Orbital fault signal not responding
- Orbital motion displays incorrect angle
- Orbital motion displays incorrect direction
- Orbital movement fault detected
- Orbital position potentiometer signal anomaly
- Orbital servo controller not responding
- Output from UPS abnormal on battery power
- Output voltage out of limits on battery power
- Overvoltage condition detected
- Overvoltage fault in high-voltage regulator
- Overvoltage message displayed
- Password entry too short
- Password mismatch on change
- Patient data deletion completed
- Patient data deletion in progress
- Patient health information deletion
- Persistent error message during operation
- Ping response does not return all transmitted packets
- Plug cover screws loose on prongs
- Poor image quality: pixel blemishes
- Poor image quality: rolling or torn image
- Poor image quality: unstable image
- Poor image quality: video noise
- Power cord strain relief clamp missing or loose
- Power cord strain relief clamp missing or loose
- Power not lost to workstation on cord removal
- Power not lost to workstation when cord unplugged
- Power On and On Battery indicators both lit; Workstation beeps every 2 seconds
- Power On and Overload indicators lit; Workstation beeps once per second
- Power On indicator lit; Service indicator flashes; Workstation beeps continuously
- Power On, Battery, and Overload indicators flashing; Workstation beeps continuously
- Power On, On Battery, and Service indicators lit; Workstation beeps continuously
- Power supply cooling fans run too slowly, have bearing noise or do not run
- Pre-charge voltage does not reach battery voltage
- Pre-charge voltage exceeds maximum threshold
- Pre-charge voltage oscillates between 280V and 180V
- Precharge circuit timeout
- Precharge circuit timeout during startup
- Precharge circuit timeout during startup
- Precharge voltage error
- Precharge voltage error during startup
- Precharge voltage too high
- Printer communication error
- Printer does not respond to print command
- Printer error
- Printer fan maintenance
- Printer is out of film or paper
- Printer offline
- Printer offline
- Printer out of film or paper
- PS1 or PS2 replacement
- PS3 power supply requires replacement
- Radiographic exposure completes with failure indication
- Red UPS OFF button alarm does not sound
- Red UPS OFF button does not light up
- Remote control battery is low
- Remote control battery low
- Remote control cursor or buttons not responding
- Remote control screen not displaying
- Remote user interface communication failure
- Remote user interface key stuck
- Replace C-Arm power supply PS3
- Requested operation failed
- Resolution below specification on image intensifier
- Restore power after service
- Restore power after service completion
- Retrieve image(s) from DICOM server fails
- Room door open
- Rotational auxiliary signal not responding
- Rotational fault signal not responding
- Rotational motion displays incorrect angle
- Rotational motion displays incorrect direction
- Rotational movement fault detected
- Rotational position potentiometer signal anomaly
- Rotational servo controller not responding
- RUI acquisition controls not functioning
- RUI key press not generating unique code
- RUI sense signal not responding
- RUI software version not displaying
- Running filament calibration
- Saturation fault in HV regulator
- Save operation failed
- Scratch appears on printout
- Selected image cannot be displayed
- Serial number mismatch between C-arm and Workstation
- Shoulder pivot movement too tight or too loose
- Skin spacer installation verification
- Software or data corruption detected
- Stack memory dangerously low
- Standard operating menus absent from right monitor
- Standard operating menus do not appear on right LCD monitor
- Stator not on; power off
- Stator standby
- Steering brake ineffective on rear caster
- Store studies and patient information on DICOM server fails
- Strain relief not securely attached
- System communication failure
- System countdown does not function or display during UPS low battery test
- System demo test for orbit and rotation movement
- System does not boot – VFD display stops at 18th arrow
- System does not boot successfully
- System does not complete pre-charging with relay clicking
- System does not complete pre-charging, relays click every few seconds
- System does not complete pre-charging, relays click every few seconds
- System does not execute controlled shutdown
- System error detected
- System error detected, CPU or OS exception
- System error, X-rays disabled
- System error: CPU or OS exception detected
- System error: excessive or missing frame sync
- System error: frame sync loss detected
- System fails to boot after pre-charge completes
- System fails to compensate for attenuation caused by copper filters
- System fails to compensate for copper filter attenuation
- System fails to complete 100 kVp @ 300 mAs exposure
- System halted with out of memory error
- System is busy
- System labels damaged or missing
- System labels missing or damaged
- System not shut down properly
- System performing internal processing
- System running calibration procedure
- System running calibration procedure
- System shuts down unexpectedly without error messages
- System unexpectedly shuts down during operation
- System updating or performing internal tests
- System updating or running internal tests
- System won't work with C-Arm disconnected
- TEC failed open
- Temperature sensor failure
- Testing and positioning during temporary LOTO removal
- Testing and positioning with temporary LOTO removal
- Touchscreen accuracy verification
- Unintended system shutdown during operation
- Unique ID field does not match
- Unique ID field incorrect
- Unique ID field mismatch
- Unique ID mismatch between label and Service Screen
- Unknown error from removable media
- Unknown error response from removable media
- Unsupported print format for printer
- Update system configuration files after calibration
- UPS battery low warning does not appear
- UPS does not provide backup power
- UPS does not provide backup power after AC disconnect
- UPS does not provide backup power to workstation
- UPS does not provide expected backup time
- UPS does not provide expected backup time
- UPS does not turn off after red button press
- UPS does not turn off after red button pressed
- UPS front panel lights do not turn off after shutdown
- UPS internal fan has failed
- UPS lights flash or system beeps during self-test
- UPS operates in battery mode only
- UPS operates in battery mode only despite normal utility power
- UPS operates in battery mode only despite utility power present
- UPS output abnormal on battery
- UPS power backup system functional verification
- UPS self test
- UPS Self Test fails
- Verification: ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS function
- Verification: AUTO CONTRAST/BRIGHTNESS function
- Verification: BLANK key function
- Verification: BRIGHTNESS function
- Verification: Clipping from Secondary Collimator Ring in Normal Mode
- Verification: Collimator Preview Lines Alignment
- Verification: CONTRAST function
- Verification: DAP system accuracy
- Verification: ENHANCE function
- Verification: IMAGE ANNOTATION function
- Verification: Image Clipping at Multiple C-arm Angles and Magnification Modes
- Verification: IMAGE DIRECTORY function
- Verification: LOGOUT key function
- Verification: MAG1 and MAG2 Collimator Field Size
- Verification: Minimum Collimator Field Size
- Verification: NEGATE function
- Verification: NOISE FILTER function
- Verification: Normal Mode Beam Diameter and Collimator Offset
- Verification: PATIENT INFORMATION function
- Verification: SAVE function
- Verification: SETUP function
- Verification: SWAP function
- Verification: ZOOM function
- Verify operation failed
- Vertical arm balance incorrect; assembly lifts or sags
- Vertical column operational with keyswitch disabled
- Vertical column operational with keyswitch in DISABLE position
- Vertical white stripe appears on printout
- White stripes persist after cleaning head and roller
- Wig Wag brake handle position incorrect
- Wig Wag motion reduced or sluggish
- Workstation and generator are not compatible
- Workstation and Generator software incompatibility
- Workstation and Generator software incompatible
- Workstation brake not operating properly
- Workstation controlled shutdown test
- Workstation does not perform controlled shutdown
- Workstation keyboard communication failed
- Workstation keyboard error
- Workstation UPS communication failure
- Workstation UPS failure
- Workstation won't automatically configure itself
- Workstation won't communicate correctly after configuration
- Worn or damaged balance wheel tread
- Worn or damaged front caster tread
- Worn or damaged rear caster tread
- Wrist pivot movement too tight or too loose
- Wrong mA during exposure
- X-ray control released early in film mode
- X-ray exposure exceeded time limit
- X-ray exposure switch released early
- X-ray exposure switch stuck during boot
- X-ray exposure time exceeded
- X-ray housing overheated and thermal cutoff activated
- X-ray housing temperature at high capacity threshold
- X-ray housing temperature at warm threshold
- X-ray housing temperature sensor failure
- X-ray housing temperature sensor failure
- X-ray indicators not functioning
- X-ray ON indicator light not illuminating
- X-ray switch released before desired mAs reached
- X-ray switch security error
- X-ray switch security error
- X-ray tube anode is hot
- X-ray tube anode is warm
- X-ray tube anode not powered
- X-ray tube current detected without switch activation
- X-ray tube current detected without switch activation
- X-ray tube current on without X-ray switch activation
- X-ray tube housing overheated
- X-ray tube housing temperature at 70-80% capacity
- X-ray tube housing temperature at 80% capacity
- X-ray tube housing temperature high
- X-ray tube housing temperature warming
- X-ray tube housing warm
- X-ray tube stator not operational
- X-ray tube stator not rotating
- X-ray tube stator not rotating
- X-ray tube temperature sensor failure
- X-rays disabled
- X-rays disabled
- X-rays disabled and system reboot required
- X-rays disabled by software interlock
- X-rays disabled during bootup
- X-rays initiated with keyswitch in disable position
- X-rays initiated with keyswitch in DISABLE position
- X-rays temporarily disabled
- X-rays temporarily disabled during FFB reboot
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Error codes
| Code | Meaning | Trigger | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|
01 | Checking Flash | System power-up or firmware initialization phase | info |
01 | Checking Flash | System startup; flash memory verification phase | info |
02 | Initializing processor | System startup; processor initialization phase | info |
02 | Initializing processor | System power-up processor initialization phase | info |
03 | Clearing Memory (BSS1) | System power-up memory clearing phase | info |
03 | Clearing Memory (BSS1) | System startup; BSS1 memory clearing phase | info |
04 | Clearing Memory (BSS2) | System startup; BSS2 memory clearing phase | info |
04 | Clearing Memory (BSS2) | System power-up memory clearing phase | info |
05 | OS initializing | System power-up operating system initialization | info |
05 | OS initializing | System startup; operating system initialization | info |
06 | Application Initialization beginning | System startup; application initialization phase | info |
06 | Application Initialization beginning | System power-up application initialization phase | info |
07 | Architecture utilities initializing | System power-up architecture utility initialization | info |
07 | Architecture utilities initializing | System startup; architecture utility initialization | info |
08 | Network Initialization | System startup; network interface initialization | info |
08 | Network Initialization | System power-up network interface initialization | info |
09 | Timers being initialized | System power-up timer initialization phase | info |
09 | Timers being initialized | System startup; timer initialization phase | info |
0A | Tasks Initializing | System startup; task initialization phase | info |
0A | Tasks Initializing | System power-up task scheduler initialization | info |
0D | System halted - out of memory | Fluoro Functions PCB runs out of available memory | critical |
0D | System halted: Out of Memory | Dynamic memory allocation failure; insufficient RAM available | critical |
0x0000 | Diagnostic test passed successfully | info | |
0x2251 | MCU Motion Status Register 1: Lift Down request failed | Diagnostic test during RUI's Lift Down key test | error |
0x2251 | MCU Err Stat1 Lift Down Request Failed | RUI Lift Down key not responding during test | error |
0x2252 | MCU Err Stat1 Lift Up Request Failed | RUI Lift Up key not responding during test | error |
0x2252 | MCU Motion Status Register 1: Lift Up request failed | Diagnostic test during RUI's Lift Up key test | error |
0x2255 | MCU Motion Status Register 1: Collision Ready failed | Diagnostic test; triggered when bumper switch unplugged | error |
0x2255 | MCU Err Stat1 Collision Ready Failed | Contact detection module or bumper switch not detected | error |
0x2256 | MCU Err Stat1 Rotational Fault Failed | Rotational servo abnormal response or collision | error |
0x2256 | MCU Motion Status Register 1/2: Rotational fault or RUI fault | Collision or RUI communication issue | error |
0x2257 | MCU Motion Status Register 1: Orbital fault | Diagnostic test; occurs with actual or false collision | error |
0x2257 | MCU Err Stat 1 Orbital Fault Failed | Orbital servo abnormal response or collision | error |
0x2258 | MCU Err Stat 1 Collision Failed | Bumper contact detected with abnormal status | error |
0x2258 | MCU Motion Status Register 1: Collision detection failed | Diagnostic test; triggered when bumper pressed | error |
0x225D | MCU Motion Status Register 2: Clutch sense failed | Diagnostic test when clutch is held open | error |
0x225D | MCU Err Stat2 Clutch Sense Failed | Clutch position sensor not detecting open/closed state | error |
0x225E | MCU Err Stat2 Key Switch Failed | C-arm key switch not responding during test | error |
0x225E | MCU Motion Status Register 2: Key switch failed | Diagnostic test when keyswitch set to Standby | error |
0x2260 | MCU Motion Status Register 2: RUI sense failed | Diagnostic test when RUI unplugged | error |
0x2260 | MCU Err Stat2 RUI Sense Failed | Remote unit interface not detected | error |
0x2261 | MCU Err JS Motion Enable Test Failed | Joystick motion control signal not at correct level | error |
0x2261 | MCU Joystick Motion Enable test failed | Diagnostic test during joystick grasp | error |
0x2263 | MCU Contact Sense test failed | Diagnostic test during boot; triggered by bumper press | error |
0x2263 | MCU Err Contact Sense Failed | Contact bumper assembly not detected | error |
0x226A | MCU Err RUI Sense Test Failed | Remote unit interface not detected during boot | error |
0x226A | MCU RUI sense test failed | System does not see RUI during bootup | error |
0x226B | Joystick rest position incorrect in X axis | Joystick X axis position too high at rest | error |
0x226B | MCU Err JS X Pos Too High | Joystick X-axis rest position calibration high | error |
0x226C | MCU Err JS X Pos Too Low | Joystick X-axis rest position calibration low | error |
0x226C | Joystick rest position incorrect in X axis | Joystick X axis position too low at rest | error |
0x226D | Joystick rest position incorrect in Y axis | Joystick Y axis position too high at rest | error |
0x226D | MCU Err JS Y Pos Too High | Joystick Y-axis rest position calibration high | error |
0x226E | MCU Err JS Y Pos Too Low | Joystick Y-axis rest position calibration low | error |
0x226E | Joystick rest position incorrect in Y axis | Joystick Y axis position too low at rest | error |
0x226F | Orbital servo checksum error | Problem with Logosol orbital servo control module during bootup | error |
0x226F | MCU Err LGS Check Sum Error | Logosol servo control checksum validation failed | error |
0x2270 | MCU Err LGS Position Error | Servo motion failed to reach expected position | error |
0x2270 | Orbital servo position error | Motion stop button pressed or servo position error detected | error |
0x2271 | Orbital servo overrun error | Servo feedback indicates overrun condition detected | error |
0x2271 | MCU Err LGS Servo Overrun | Servo exceeded travel limits or response time | error |
0x2272 | MCU Err Motion MS Sw Failed | Motion stop switch not detected | error |
0x2272 | Motion stop switch failed | RUI motion stop button failure detected during bootup | error |
0x2273 | MCU NVRAM CRC test failed | Configuration data stored in NVRAM is corrupted | critical |
0x2273 | MCU Err NVRAM Test Failed | System configuration data CRC check failed | critical |
0x2274 | MCU Err Diag Switch Failed | Diagnostic switches S2/S3 not at zero during normal boot | error |
0x2274 | MCU diagnostic self-test failed | Diagnostic switches S2 or S3 not set to 0 at bootup | error |
0x2275 | Frame sync test failed | Frame sync signal not generated or signal path open | error |
0x2275 | MCU Err Frame Sync Test Failed | Frame sync signal not generated or signal path open | error |
0x2277 | MCU Err Clutch Sense Failed | Clutch position sensor signal not at correct state | error |
0x2277 | MCU error: clutch sense failed | MCU does not detect clutch position sensor signal | error |
0x2280 | Lift motor movement test failed | Lift motor does not respond during bootup self-test | error |
0x2280 | MCU Err Lift Motor Movement Test Failed | Lift motor does not respond to lift commands | error |
0x2281 | MCU Err Key Disable Failed | MCU cannot sense key disable line signal | error |
0x2281 | MCU error: key disable failed | MCU does not properly sense keyswitch position | error |
24-HOUR RECHARGE REQUIRED | C-Arm batteries depleted and require 24-hour recharge cycle | Batteries discharged after six months or more of storage without power | warning |
24 HOUR RECHARGE REQUIRED — X-RAYS DISABLED | System battery has discharged from storage > 6 months; recharge required | System bootup after extended storage period; battery voltage below operational threshold | warning |
24 HOUR RECHARGE REQUIRED - X-RAYS DISABLED | Battery requires full 24-hour recharge cycle | Inverter B battery voltage low after 24-hour cycle | error |
24 HOUR RECHARGE REQUIRED – X-RAYS DISABLED | System batteries require recharging after extended storage | System in storage for more than six months | warning |
24 HOUR RECHARGE REQUIRED – X-RAYS DISABLED | System has been in storage for more than six months, batteries need recharging | System storage exceeding six months | warning |
4-HOUR WARM-UP REQUIRED | Image Intensifier requires warm-up period for ion removal | System inactive for more than 60 days | warning |
4 HOUR WARM-UP REQUIRED — PRESS ANY KEY | System requires 4 hour warm-up period for ion removal from Image Intensifier | System bootup after extended storage > 60 days | info |
4 HOUR WARM-UP REQUIRED – PRESS ANY KEY | System has been stored for more than 60 days, warm-up period necessary for ion removal from Image Intensifier tube | System storage exceeding 60 days | info |
AC LINE CONFIGURATION DOES NOT MATCH MEASURED VOLTAGE | Intended AC line operating range does not match measured input voltage | System detects AC line voltage outside configured range during startup or operation | critical |
AC LINE VOLTAGE NOT CONFIGURED | Intended operating AC line range has not been downloaded from UtilitySuite | Fresh software installation without AC line parameters loaded | error |
AC POWER LINE SENSOR ERROR DETECTED | Workstation detects invalid AC line voltage and/or current readings | AC voltage or current readings outside acceptable range: <50 VAC, <2A/1A @120V/200V, >27A/13.5A @120V/200V | critical |
AD CHANNEL 1s FAIL - POWER OFF - WAIT 5 SECONDS | Analog-to-digital channel failure | A/D conversion error on specified channel | error |
AD CHANNEL – FAIL-POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Fault detected in analog-to-digital data-conversion process in one or more channels | A/D channel fault detected during system startup | error |
AD CHANNEL – FAIL-POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Analog-to-digital channel fault detected | A/D channel checked during system startup; fault in data-conversion process detected | error |
AD CHANNEL # FAIL-POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Analog-to-digital conversion fault detected during startup; system inoperable | A/D channel self-test at bootup; data conversion error detected in one or more channels | critical |
AD CHANNEL FAILURE | Analog-to-digital conversion failure in charger monitoring circuit | Detected at system boot when LINE-V-SEN signal reads outside acceptable range | error |
AD CHANNEL %s FAIL | Analog-to-digital converter channel failed; channel number inserted in %s | Analog-to-digital channel failure detected during system startup | critical |
A DIFFERENT C-ARM HAS BEEN CONNECTED TO THE WORKSTATION | Serial number mismatch detected between Workstation and C-arm during boot | System bootup detects C-arm serial number does not match expected C-arm for this Workstation | warning |
ALL EXISTING ANNOTATION AND MEASUREMENTS WILL BE REMOVED FRO | User attempted to zoom on annotated image; annotations will be lost | User tries to zoom image with text or measurement annotations | warning |
ALL EXISTING ANNOTATION AND MEASUREMENTS WILL BE REMOVED FRO | User initiated image zoom operation on an image with text annotations or measurement overlays | User attempts to zoom in on annotated or measured image | warning |
ALL PATIENT HEALTH INFORMATION AND SAVED IMAGES WILL BE DELE | User invoked Delete All Patient Health Information option on Customize Security Screen | User selects delete all patient data function in security configuration menu | warning |
ALL PATIENT HEALTH INFORMATION AND SAVED IMAGES WILL BE DELE | Confirmation prompt for deletion of all patient data | User invokes Delete All Patient Health Information on security screen | warning |
ANATOMICAL PROFILES DISABLED | Some anatomical profiles unavailable; serial number mismatch or invalid profile format | System detects unavailable profiles (first case) or invalid profiles (second case) | warning |
ANODE IS HOT | X-ray tube anode at 80% or greater of rated thermal capacity | Anode temperature reaches 80% (±2%) of rated capacity during operation | critical |
ANODE IS HOT | X-ray tube anode temperature critical | Anode heat capacity exceeded during operation | error |
ANODE IS HOT — HLF DISABLED | X-ray tube anode temperature at 80% or greater of rated heat capacity | Anode temperature monitoring; threshold reached during operation | warning |
ANODE IS HOT — XX% | X-ray tube anode temperature at 80% or greater of rated capacity | Anode temperature monitoring during C-arm operation; threshold exceeded | warning |
ANODE IS HOT – XX° | Anode temperature is at 80% of its rated heat capacity or greater | X-ray tube anode reaches 80% of rated heat capacity | warning |
ANODE IS WARM | X-ray tube anode temperature elevated | Anode approaching thermal limits during operation | warning |
ANODE IS WARM | X-ray tube anode temperature at 70% or greater of rated heat capacity | Anode temperature monitoring; warning threshold reached | info |
ANODE IS WARM — XX% | X-ray tube anode temperature at 70-80% of rated heat capacity | Anode temperature monitoring; warning threshold reached during operation | info |
ANODE IS WARM – XX° | Anode temperature is at 70–80% of its rated heat capacity | X-ray tube anode reaches 70–80% of rated heat capacity | info |
ARMED | System is preparing the technique for a film exposure | Film exposure preparation initiated | info |
ARMED | System preparing technique for film exposure; ready for X-ray switch press | Film exposure mode selected and technique parameters loaded | info |
ARMED | X-ray system prepared and ready for exposure; filament heated and awaiting X-ray trigger | Filament preparation completes without X-ray control being pressed | info |
BATTERY CHARGE | C-Arm batteries at 40-70% charge level; normal operation continues | Battery charge drops to 40-70% of required level during operation or standby | warning |
BATTERY CHARGE - ___ | Battery charge level critically low | Battery capacity below minimum operating threshold | warning |
Battery charger light off with Workstation off | AC power distribution to battery charging circuit is not functioning | Battery Charger light fails to illuminate when system is powered but Workstation is off | error |
BATTERY CHARGE /WAIT | C-Arm batteries critically low at below 40% charge; Film and HLF exposures disabled | Battery charge drops below 40% of required level | error |
BATTERY CHARGE — XX% | Effective battery charge dropped to between 70 and 40 percent | Battery monitoring during operation; charge level crossed warning threshold | warning |
BATTERY CHARGE – XX% | Effective battery charge has dropped to between 70 and 40 percent | Battery charge level drops to 70–40 percent | warning |
BUMPER ATTACHED | Collision Detection Assembly has been physically attached to Image Intensifier | System detects Collision Detection Assembly attachment during operation | info |
BUMPER REMOVED | Collision Detection Assembly has been removed from Image Intensifier | System detects Collision Detection Assembly removal during operation | warning |
CAMERA IRIS FAILURE | Video system iris aperture malfunction | Iris position feedback error detected | error |
CANCEL COPY OPERATION? | Confirmation prompt for canceling copy operation in progress | User presses Cancel button on Copy in Progress pop-up | info |
CANNOT MAKE NETWORK CONNECTION | Workstation unable to initialize external network interface during bootup | Network interface initialization fails during system startup | error |
CANNOT WRITE TO THE DISK IN THE REMOVABLE MEDIA DEVICE | Error occurred while writing to a CD or DVD disk | Write operation failed on removable media | error |
CANNOT WRITE TO THE DISK IN THE REMOVABLE MEDIA DEVICE | Error occurred while writing to CD or DVD disk | Write operation to removable media failed | error |
C-Arm completely inoperative with battery charger light on | C-Arm unable to operate despite AC power reaching battery charger circuit | No error messages displayed but unit is completely inoperative with battery charger light on | critical |
CD/DVD NOT RESPONDING | CD or DVD device is not responding to commands from the system | System commands to CD/DVD drive receive no response | error |
CHARGER FAILED | Battery charger failure detected during operation | Charger hardware self-test or communication failure during normal operation | error |
CHARGER FAILED | Battery charger has failed or is not operating | Detected during system boot if charger is not functioning properly | error |
CHARGER FAILED – POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Battery charger failure detected at system bootup; system inoperable | Charger self-test at startup failed | error |
CHARGER FAILED – POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Battery charger failed at boot-up, system will not operate | Battery charger failure detected during system startup | error |
CHARGER FAILED - POWER OFF - WAIT 5 SECONDS | Battery charging circuit critical failure | Persistent charger voltage or current error | error |
Check for error messages | Generic error message notification during Image Rotation or Invert operation | RS-422 communication failure, camera cabling disconnection, or Fluoro Functions PCB not seated | warning |
CLUTCH IS OPEN | C-arm clutch is released; C-arm free to orbit manually | Clutch engagement switch reads open during operation or startup | warning |
CLUTCH IS OPEN | Clutch is released and the C-Arm is free to orbit | Clutch handle held to the rear or clutch failure | warning |
COL IRIS POTENTIOMETER ERROR – PRESS ANY KEY | Collimator iris potentiometer is not working, iris position cannot be determined | Collimator iris potentiometer failure detected | error |
COL IRIS POTENTIOMETER ERROR – PRESS ANY KEY | Collimator iris potentiometer not functional; iris position cannot be determined | Software unable to read iris position sense signal during startup/operation | error |
COL IRIS TOO LARGE | Collimator iris diameter larger than control panel software indicates | Iris position feedback exceeds maximum expected size during operation | error |
COL IRIS TOO LARGE | Collimator iris is larger than the control panel indicates | Iris opening exceeds expected position | warning |
COL IRIS UNSTABLE | Iris collimator motor control cannot maintain position tolerance | Iris motor unable to hold position within tolerance | warning |
COL IRIS UNSTABLE | Collimator iris motor control cannot maintain stable position tolerance | Motor feedback shows oscillation or inability to hold iris position | warning |
COLLIMATOR CAL REQUIRED | Collimator iris and leaf position calibration mismatch; stored reference values do not match current positions | Iris and leaf position values detected at startup do not match calibration reference values stored in system memory | critical |
COLLIMATOR CAL REQUIRED — PRESS ANY KEY | Collimator iris or leaf position values do not match reference values in memory | System detects mismatch during calibration verification | warning |
COLLIMATOR CAL REQUIRED – PRESS ANY KEY | Current collimator iris or leaf position values do not match reference values in memory | Collimator calibration drift detected at startup | warning |
COLLIMATOR CAL REQUIRED - PRESS ANY KEY | Collimator system calibration required | Collimator leaf or iris position feedback error | error |
COLLIMATOR STUCK | Collimator leaves or iris mechanically stuck | Potentiometer reading indicates position not changing or out of range | error |
COLLIMATOR STUCK | Collimator iris motor is unable to open or close the collimator iris | Collimator iris motor unable to move iris | error |
COLLIMATOR STUCK | Collimator iris motor unable to open or close iris aperture | Iris motor command issued but motor cannot move iris through full range or reaches limit | error |
COLL IRIS POTENTIOMETER ERROR | Collimator iris position potentiometer not functioning or disconnected | Position potentiometer signal not detected or potentiometer mechanically disconnected during initialization | critical |
COLL IRIS POTENTIOMETER ERROR - PRESS ANY KEY | Collimator iris potentiometer reading invalid | Potentiometer A/D conversion error or mechanical failure | error |
COLL IRIS TOO LARGE | Collimator iris opening exceeds maximum | Iris potentiometer reading indicates oversized opening | error |
COLL IRIS TOO LARGE | Collimator iris aperture opening larger than position sensor indicates on control panel | Iris position sensor reading and actual iris position do not correspond; actual opening exceeds indicated size | warning |
COLL IRIS UNSTABLE | Collimator iris motor exhibits instability or jitter; cannot maintain steady position | Iris motor control detects position oscillation or instability during operation | warning |
COLL IRIS UNSTABLE | Collimator iris position unstable | Iris potentiometer reading erratic or out of range | error |
COLLISION DETECTED | Loss of C-arm velocity or increased motor current detected during motorized motion | Motor current monitoring or velocity feedback during C-arm orbital/rotational motion | warning |
COMMUNICATION FAILED | Loss of communication with Generator detected by Workstation during exposure | Generator communication lost during active X-ray exposure | critical |
COMMUNICATION FAILED | System communication between major components failed | Loss of communication on system bus or between boards | critical |
COMMUNICATION FAILED | Workstation and C-arm communication loss for > 1 second; watchdog timeout | Communication gap exceeds 1 second between workstation and C-arm | warning |
COMMUNICATION FAILED | System communication has failed, C-Arm cannot take X-rays | System communication loss detected | error |
CONTACT DETECTED | Object has contacted Image Intensifier Contact Detection Assembly | Contact Detection Assembly physical sensor triggered during C-arm motion | warning |
CONTROL PANEL ERROR | System cannot communicate with C-arm Control Panels; X-rays disabled | Control Panel Processor communication timeout during system initialization | critical |
CONTROL PANEL ERROR | Control panel display or input malfunction | Panel communication or hardware error | error |
CONTROL PANEL ERROR | System cannot communicate with C-Arm Control Panels, X-rays are disabled | Control Panel communication failure | error |
CONTROL PANEL KEY STUCK | C-arm control panel key stuck on at bootup | Key closure detected on C-arm control panel during boot-up | warning |
CORRUPTED IMAGES DELETED | Corrupted images detected at bootup and deleted due to inability to repair | System finds corrupted image files during startup and marks them for deletion | warning |
CURRENT ANATOMICAL PROFILE DISABLED | The active/default anatomical profile has become corrupted or unavailable | System attempts to load default profile and finds it corrupted or incompatible | error |
DATA ERROR | System detects invalid data or corruption | Invalid ABS table write/read, corrupted non-volatile memory, software error | critical |
DATA ERROR | Corrupted software or data detected; X-rays disabled | Checksum failure on firmware or calibration data during startup | critical |
DATA ERROR | System memory or data integrity error | Flash corruption, workstation mismatch, or initialization failure | error |
DATA ERROR | Corrupted software or data has been detected, X-rays are disabled | Software or data corruption detected | error |
DELETE ALL COMPLETE | All patient health information and saved images have been successfully deleted | Deletion process completed successfully | info |
DELETE ALL IN PROGRESS | System is erasing all patient health information as user requested | User confirmed deletion of all patient data and system began erasure process | info |
DICOM ERROR | DICOM device returned an error in response to a request | DICOM device reports error; configuration mismatch such as unsupported format layout | error |
DICOM SECONDARY CAPTURE CINE NOT SUPPORTED | DICOM store server configuration does not support CINE modality for secondary capture | User attempts to store CINE run to DICOM server configured without CINE support | warning |
DICOM SERVER IS OUT OF RESOURCES — TRY AGAIN LATER | DICOM printer or server is busy or out of resources | DICOM device reports out-of-resources condition during queue submission | warning |
DOSE CAL REQUIRED | Dose Area Product not calibrated at startup | Generator detects missing DAP calibration during bootup | warning |
E0 | ARCNET transmit pipe temporarily full | Network transmission buffer reaches capacity | warning |
E0 | ARCNET transmit pipe temporarily full | ARCNET network interface transmit buffer overflow during data transmission | warning |
E4 | Stack Memory dangerously low | Stack memory usage approaching critical limits during operation | error |
E4 | Stack memory dangerously low | Stack memory usage exceeds safe threshold | warning |
ENTITY ALREADY EXISTS | DICOM retrieve operation encountered a file that already exists on the system | DICOM retrieve attempts to retrieve an entity with same name/ID as existing file | warning |
ERROR READING DISK | Error occurred while reading CD or DVD, or no media is in the drive | System attempts to read CD/DVD and encounters read error or no media detected | error |
ERROR RETRIEVING IMAGES | PACS server has incorrect Workstation information for image retrieval | PACS server attempts to send images to Workstation but configuration is incorrect | error |
ERROR WHILE PROCESSING DICOM FILE | System encountered error accessing necessary data from removable-media DICOM file | System attempts to read DICOM data from CD or DVD and fails | error |
FAILED TO OPEN PORT | Could not open firewall port; port number already in use | User attempts to configure firewall port that is already allocated to another service | error |
FAILED TO READ IMAGE FILE | System attempted to read DICOM image from CD/DVD and failed | System tries to load DICOM image file from removable media | error |
FAST STOP ACTIVATED | Interlocks open; typically FAST STOP switch pressed | FAST STOP switch activation or 24V interlock loop break | error |
FAST STOP ACTIVATED | Fast Stop button has been pressed or interlock circuit fault detected | Fast Stop switch opened or interlock circuit failure during operation or bootup | warning |
FAST STOP ACTIVATED | Interlock circuit broken; X-ray emission prevented | Fast Stop switch opened during operation or interlock circuit fault detected | error |
FAST STOP ACTIVATED — POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS | Interlocks are open due to FAST STOP switch activation; X-ray generation disabled | FAST STOP pushbutton pressed or safety interlock circuit opened | warning |
FAST STOP ACTIVATED – POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Interlocks are open, typically from pressing FAST STOP switch | FAST STOP switch pressed or interlock loop broken | error |
FAST STOP ACTIVATED - POWER OFF. WAIT 5 SECONDS | Emergency stop activated during operation | Fast stop button pressed or safety condition detected | error |
FE | Fatal Error: System halted | Stack overflow, no memory available, or unhandled interrupt during operation | critical |
FE | Fatal Error - system halted | Stack overflow, no memory, or unhandled interrupt condition | critical |
FF | System halted - out of memory | Fluoro Functions PCB runs out of available memory | critical |
FF | System halted: Out of Memory | Dynamic memory allocation failure; insufficient RAM available | critical |
FILAMENT CAL REQUIRED | X-ray tube filament calibration needed | Filament performance drift detected | error |
FILAMENT CAL REQUIRED | Filament calibration not performed at startup | Software detects missing filament calibration during bootup | warning |
FILAMENT CAL REQUIRED — PRESS ANY KEY | Filament calibration data missing; generator disabled pending recalibration | Filament calibration flag not set in non-volatile memory during power-up | warning |
FILAMENT CAL REQUIRED – PRESS ANY KEY | Filaments have not been calibrated, multiple mA errors may occur | Filament calibration not performed at startup | error |
FILAMENT REGULATOR FAILED | X-ray tube filament voltage regulator malfunction | Filament voltage out of specification | error |
FILAMENT REGULATOR FAILURE | X-ray tube filament current out of tolerance | Filament current measurement outside specification range | warning |
FILAMENT REGULATOR FAILURE — PRESS ANY KEY | Filament current measured out of tolerance; image quality degradation risk | mA feedback signal exceeds tolerance window during operation | error |
FILAMENT REGULATOR FAILURE – PRESS ANY KEY | Filament current is out of tolerance, future image resolution may be degraded | Filament current exceeds tolerance limits | warning |
FILAMENT SELECT ERROR | Software filament selection does not match PIO hardware filament | Filament size mismatch between software and hardware detected | warning |
FILAMENT SELECT ERROR — PRESS ANY KEY | Filament size mismatch between software and PIO hardware; X-rays disabled | Filament select output does not match expected PIO feedback during power-up | error |
FILAMENT SELECT ERROR — PRESS ANY KEY | Software filament selection does not match PIO hardware | Mismatch between software configuration and installed filament | error |
FILAMENT SELECT ERROR – PRESS ANY KEY | Filament size selected by software does not match current filament in PIO hardware | Filament selection mismatch between software and hardware | error |
FILAMENT SELECT ERROR - PRESS ANY KEY | X-ray tube filament selection mismatch | Detected filament (small/large) does not match expected selection | error |
FILAMENT STANDBY | X-ray filament in standby mode | Filament is preheating before exposure | info |
FOOTSWITCH SECURITY ERROR | X-ray security line does not match X-ray control | Footswitch security circuit mismatch detected | error |
HIGH-CAPACITY DISK FAILURE | CD/DVD drive has failed or is not properly installed/connected | CD/DVD drive was not detected or connected during bootup | error |
HLF OVERTIME | High Level Fluoro exposure time exceeded preset limit; exposure terminated | Digital Cine or HLF run duration exceeds preset threshold | warning |
HLF OVERTIME | Digital Cine run or High Level Fluoro has exceeded preset time and been terminated | HLF or Digital Cine run duration exceeds preset time limit | warning |
HLF OVERTIME | High-level fluoroscopy overtime operation | Continuous fluoroscopy mode time exceeded limits | info |
HLF OVERTIME (digital Cine) | High-level fluoroscopy overtime in digital cine mode | Cine mode operation time limit exceeded | info |
HOUSING IS HOT - ___ | Generator housing temperature critical | Housing temperature capacity approaching 100% | error |
HOUSING IS HOT | X-ray tube thermal load at 80-99% of capacity | Housing temperature reaches 80% or more of rated capacity | warning |
HOUSING IS HOT — HLF DISABLED | X-ray tube housing temperature at 80% or greater of rated heat capacity | Housing temperature monitoring; threshold reached during operation | warning |
HOUSING IS HOT — XX% | X-ray tube housing temperature at 80% or greater of rated capacity | Thermistor reading exceeds 80% threshold during normal operation | warning |
HOUSING IS HOT – XX° | Housing temperature is at 80% of its rated heat capacity or greater | Housing temperature reaches 80% of rated capacity | warning |
HOUSING IS WARM | X-ray tube housing temperature at 70% or greater of rated heat capacity | Housing temperature monitoring; warning threshold reached | info |
HOUSING OVERHEATED | X-ray tube at 100%+ of rated thermal capacity; thermal cutoff activated | Housing temperature exceeds 100% of rated capacity during or after exposure | critical |
HOUSING OVERHEATED | Housing temperature has reached 100% of rated capacity and thermal cutoff switch has activated | Housing temperature reaches 100% of rated capacity | critical |
HOUSING OVERHEATED | Generator housing maximum temperature exceeded | Housing temperature exceeds safe limit | critical |
HOUSING OVERHEATED — X-RAYS DISABLED | Housing temperature reached 100% of rated capacity; thermal cutoff switch activated | Housing temperature threshold exceeded; thermal safety interlock engaged | critical |
HOUSING WARM | X-ray tube thermal load at 70% (±2%) of capacity | Housing temperature reaches 70% of rated capacity during operation | info |
HOUSING WARM - ___ | Generator housing temperature elevated | Housing temperature at moderate level | warning |
HOUSING WARM – XX° | Housing temperature is at 70–80% of its rated heat capacity | Housing temperature reaches 70–80% of rated capacity | info |
HOUSING WARM — XX% | X-ray tube housing temperature at 70–80% of rated heat capacity | Thermistor reading in 70–80% range during normal operation | info |
HV GENERATOR ERROR | Software detected error in high-voltage generator | HV generator status monitoring detects fault condition | critical |
HV GENERATOR ERROR | Software has detected an error in the high-voltage generator | High-voltage generator fault detected | error |
HV GENERATOR ERROR | High-voltage generator software error detected; system shutdown initiated | HV regulation loop error or generator driver fault detection during operation | critical |
HV GENERATOR ON | High-voltage generator remains energized | High voltage input register shows active state when not expected | error |
HV REGISTER FAIL | High-voltage control register failure | Register address or reading corrupted | error |
HV REGISTER FAIL | Software has detected a failure in the high-voltage register | High-voltage register failure detected | error |
HV REGISTER FAIL | High-voltage register failure detected; system shutdown initiated | HV register read verification failure during operation or startup | critical |
HV REGISTER FAIL | Software detected failure in high-voltage register | HV register status check fails or communication error | critical |
HV REGISTER FAIL | High voltage generator register error at startup | HV register malfunction detected during system power-up | critical |
IMAGE TOO BIG TO COPY | Size of selected Cine file exceeds DICOM standard limit of 4.29 GB | User attempts to copy Cine file to DICOM device that exceeds 4.29 GB standard limit | warning |
INSUFFICIENT MEDIA CAPACITY | Selected image or Cine run will not fit on available media | User selects file(s) to copy to CD/DVD that exceed remaining free space on media | warning |
INTERLOCK FAILURE | Interlock circuit failed during system startup; operation prevented | Interlock verification test fails at power-up | critical |
INTERLOCK FAILURE | The interlock circuit has failed during system start-up | Interlock circuit failure detected at startup | error |
INTERLOCK FAILURE | System interlock failed to operate correctly | Interlock failed to close, already closed, or IO task missing | error |
INVALID IP | IP address entered is not valid or properly formatted | User enters IP address in configuration that fails validation | error |
INVALID PORT ENTRY | Port number for DICOM Query/Retrieve server is outside valid 1–65536 range | User attempts to configure DICOM Query/Retrieve port with invalid number | error |
INVALID PORT ENTRY | Port number must be 104 or 1025–49150 for DICOM local server | DICOM local server port configuration | error |
JOYSTICK FAILURE | System could not communicate with joystick controller | Joystick fails to respond during system bootup or operation | error |
JOYSTICK STUCK | Joystick reported initialization error; may have physical obstruction | Joystick initialization fails due to detected stuck position or obstruction | error |
JOYSTICK STUCK | Joystick initialization error detected; reported on monitors and control panel | Joystick self-test fails at power-up or during initialization | error |
JOYSTICK STUCK | Joystick initialization error detected | During system boot-up, joystick reports initialization error | warning |
KEY STUCK | Control panel key stuck during boot-up | System detects key press on control panel during startup | warning |
KEY STUCK | Key closure detected on control panel during bootup | Control panel key held closed during system startup | warning |
KEY STUCK — RELEASE, and then PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE | Control panel key detected stuck during bootup; waiting for key release | Continuous key signal detected on at least one control panel key during startup | warning |
KEY STUCK - RELEASE, THEN PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE | Operator control key stuck in pressed position | Key input continuously registered as pressed | error |
KEY SWITCH IN STANDBY | X-ray key switch in Standby position | X-ray key switch detected in Standby rather than On position | warning |
KEY SWITCH IN STANDBY | X-ray disable keyswitch in ON position; X-rays and lift disabled | X-ray disable keyswitch set to ON (key handle vertical) | warning |
KEY SWITCH IN STANDBY — X-RAYS AND LIFT DISABLED | X-ray key switch in Standby position; X-rays and column lift motors disabled | X-ray key switch scanned in Standby (Off) position | info |
KV ON IN ERROR | X-ray tube current on but no X-ray switch pressed | Tube voltage/current active without intentional X-ray control activation | critical |
KV ON IN ERROR | High voltage being generated without X-ray switch activation | System detects kV generation without X-ray switch activated | critical |
KV ON IN ERROR- POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | High voltage generated without X-ray switch activation | HV detected without X-ray control signal | critical |
KV ON IN ERROR— POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS | High voltage being generated without X-ray switch activation; generator fault detected | kV present on output without corresponding X-ray enable command | critical |
kV ON IN ERROR - POWER OFF, WAIT 5 SECONDS | High voltage energized when it should be off | Unexpected high-voltage output detected | error |
kVp Error | Kilovoltage error; tube voltage out of specification | Triggered during exposure if measured tube voltage deviates from commanded setting | warning |
kVp Error | Kilovoltage peak setting does not match commanded value | During exposure when actual kVp deviates from set value | error |
LIFT SWITCH STUCK | C-arm lift switch held in ON condition for 30+ seconds | Lift switch activation detected continuously for 30 seconds or more | warning |
LIFT SWITCH STUCK | Lift switch held for 30+ seconds | Lift switch continuously pressed for 30 seconds | warning |
LIFT SWITCH STUCK - PRESS ANY KEY | Tube lift mechanism switch mechanically stuck | Lift switch input continuously registered | error |
LIFT SWITCH STUCK — PRESS ANY KEY | Column lift switch pressed continuously for 30 seconds; motor control failure risk | Lift switch input signal continuous for 30 seconds during operation | warning |
LINE POWER WAS LOST | AC line power was lost with NAV application not in focus | AC power disconnected while system running without NAV application active | critical |
LOADING LOW DOSE ABS | Loading Low Dose ABS table as current ABS table | User selects Low Dose ABS table in generator configuration | info |
LOADING STANDARD ABS | Loading Standard ABS table as current ABS table | User selects Standard ABS table in generator configuration | info |
LOGIN FAILED | User entered an invalid password at the LOGON screen | User authentication fails due to incorrect password | warning |
LOGOUT IN PROGRESS | User confirmed logout and system prompts for final confirmation | User selects logout option; system displays confirmation dialog | info |
LOST CONNECTION TO THE DICOM SERVER | DICOM server ended connection unexpectedly during retrieve operation | Server closes connection before retrieve operation completes | error |
mA Error | Tube current (tube output) out of specification | Triggered during exposure if measured tube current deviates from commanded setting | warning |
mA Error | Tube current (milliamperage) does not match commanded value | During exposure when actual mA deviates from set value | error |
MA ON IN ERROR | mA Sense on but no X-ray switch pressed | mA Sense circuit active without X-ray control activation | critical |
MA ON IN ERROR | X-ray tube current detected without switch activation | System detects mA without X-ray switch activated | critical |
MA ON IN ERROR — POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS | X-ray tube current detected without X-ray switch activation; generator fault indicated | mA present on tube without corresponding X-ray enable command | critical |
mA ON IN ERROR - POWER OFF, WAIT 5 SECONDS | Tube current energized when disabled | Unexpected tube current output detected | error |
MA SENSOR FAIL | mA sensor malfunction detected | During startup or operation, mA sensor test indicates defect | error |
MA SENSOR FAIL | Failure detected in one of the mA sensor circuits | mA sensor measurement failure or circuit malfunction detected | warning |
MA SENSOR FAIL | mA sensor failure detected; current measurement unreliable | mA sensor signal out of range or missing during operation | error |
mA SENSOR FAILED | X-ray tube current sensor complete failure | Current feedback permanently lost | error |
MEDIA IN DEVICE FOR COPY OPERATION NOT WRITABLE | User attempted to copy to CD or DVD that is not writable | User presses Copy button when write-protected or full media is in drive | warning |
MOTION CAL REQUIRED | Motorized drive motion calibration missing or invalid; positioning may be inaccurate | Motion calibration flag not set or checksum error in motor calibration data | warning |
MOTION CAL REQUIRED | Motion subsystem has not been calibrated | System detects missing motion calibration during startup | error |
MOTION CAL REQUIRED | Motorized drive motion not calibrated | System startup detects uncalibrated motion | warning |
MOTION DISABLED | Motorized C-arm motion disabled by motion stop switch or RUI disconnection | Motion stop engaged or RUI not properly connected during startup/operation | warning |
MOTION ERROR | Trace of uncommanded motion on orbital and rotational, or no motion detected when motion was commanded | Motion control malfunction on orbital or rotational axes | error |
MOTION FAILURE | Orbital or rotational potentiometer open or short circuit | Potentiometer electrical failure | error |
NEW DISK NEEDED | Current target disk does not have enough space to complete copy operation | Insufficient disk space during image copy operation | warning |
NEW PASSWORD AND RETYPED PASSWORD DO NOT MATCH | User did not type the same password twice on Change Password screen | Password entry mismatch during password change | info |
NEW PASSWORD AND RETYPED PASSWORD DO NOT MATCH | Password entries do not match during password change | User password mismatch on Change Password screen | warning |
NEW PASSWORD TOO SHORT | User entered a password of fewer than six characters | Password length below minimum requirement during password change | warning |
NO DISK IN DRIVE | No media present in CD/DVD drive when user attempted Copy From or Copy To operation | Copy operation attempted without disk in drive | warning |
NO MATCH FOUND | No DICOM images found that match the search criteria | DICOM database search returned no results | info |
NO MEDIA IN DEVICE FOR COPY OPERATION | User attempted to read from or write to disk when no disk in drive | Copy operation attempted without disk in CD/DVD drive | warning |
NO MEDIA IN DEVICE FOR COPY OPERATION | No disk in drive during read/write operation | Copy operation attempted with empty drive | warning |
NO RESPONSE — SERVER TIMED OUT | No response from DICOM server within allotted timeout period | DICOM server communication timeout | error |
NOT ENOUGH DISK SPACE TO RETRIEVE IMAGES | DICOM retrieve operation failed in the middle due to connection failure or insufficient disk space | Disk space exhausted during DICOM retrieve operation | error |
NOT ENOUGH SPACE ON THE CURRENT DISK | Combined size of selected images is greater than space available on target disk | Image copy operation size exceeds target disk capacity | warning |
OLD PASSWORD INCORRECT | User made an incorrect entry in the Old Password field during password change | Incorrect old password entered during password change operation | warning |
OVERLOAD FAULT | Fault detected in high-voltage regulator circuit | HV regulator output current exceeds threshold | error |
OVERLOAD FAULT | High-voltage regulator overload condition detected; possible shutdown on second occurrence | Excessive current sensed in HV circuit; first time message appears briefly post-exposure | warning |
OVERLOAD FAULT | System electrical load exceeds maximum rating | High-voltage input register shows overload condition | error |
OVERLOAD FAULT | High-voltage regulator overload detected | First occurrence: briefly after exposure. Second: auto-shutdown. | error |
OVERVOLTAGE FAULT | System voltage exceeds safe operating limit | High-voltage input register shows overvoltage state | error |
OVERVOLTAGE FAULT | High-voltage regulator overvoltage detected | First: briefly after exposure. Second: auto-shutdown. | error |
OVERVOLTAGE FAULT | High-voltage overvoltage condition detected; possible shutdown on second occurrence | HV output voltage exceeds regulation limit; first time message appears briefly | warning |
OVERVOLTAGE FAULT | X-ray generator overvoltage fault detected | HV output exceeds maximum setpoint | error |
PLEASE WAIT | System updating Generator data or performing internal tests; standby message | Generator firmware update or self-test routine in progress | info |
PLEASE WAIT... | System searching for DICOM-format files on media | User initiated search for DICOM-formatted files | info |
PLEASE WAIT | System updating generator data or performing internal tests | During normal boot or operation when generator updates or self-test runs | info |
PLEASE WAIT... Searching for DICOM-format files on media | System searching for DICOM files on media | User initiated DICOM file search | info |
PLEASE WAIT... Searching for media | System searching for media during Copy To operation | User initiated Copy To operation | info |
PORT VERIFICATION SUCCESSFUL! | Connection made to DICOM server | DICOM server port verification completed successfully | info |
PRECHARGE CIRCUIT TIMEOUT | CONTACT relay failed to close during startup | CONTACT relay malfunction during system power-up sequence | critical |
PRECHARGE CIRCUIT TIMEOUT | Contact relay failed to close during startup | Precharge relay K2 fails to close during boot sequence | critical |
PRECHARGE CIRCUIT TIMEOUT — POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Contact relay failed to close during start-up precharge | Precharge relay does not close within expected timeframe | critical |
PRECHARGE CIRCUIT TIMEOUT - POWER OFF. WAIT 5 SECONDS | Battery pre-charge initialization failed to complete | Pre-charge timing sequence exceeded limit | error |
PRECHARGE VOLTAGE ERROR | Precharge voltage too high during startup | Precharge voltage exceeds safe limit during boot | critical |
PRECHARGE VOLTAGE ERROR | Precharge capacitor voltage exceeds 250V at startup | Capacitor voltage exceeds 250V during power-up voltage check | error |
PRECHARGE VOLTAGE ERROR — POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Precharge voltage exceeds acceptable range during start-up | Capacitor voltage too high before precharge completion | critical |
PRE-CHARGE VOLTAGE ERROR - POWER OFF - WAIT 5 SECONDS | Battery pre-charge voltage out of specification | Inverter B battery voltage abnormal during pre-charge | error |
PRINTER ERROR | Printer reported a hardware error condition while printing an image | Printer hardware error during print operation | error |
PRINTER IS OUT OF FILM OR PAPER | Printer has exhausted film or paper supply | Printer film or paper supply depleted during print operation | warning |
PRINTER OFF-LINE | Printer is offline or not ready to print | Printer not in online/ready state during print operation | warning |
RELEASED EARLY | X-ray switch released before desired mAs reached; exposure incomplete | Operator releases X-ray button before system terminates exposure automatically | info |
RELEASED EARLY | X-ray switch released before desired mAs reached | Operator releases exposure switch before mAs accumulation complete | warning |
REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY IS LOW | IR remote control battery charge is too low for accurate usability | Remote control battery voltage drops below usable threshold | warning |
REQUESTED OPERATION FAILED | Unexpected error condition occurred such as DICOM Q/R database lock failure or media manager communication failure | DICOM Q/R operation or media manager communication error | error |
ROOM DOOR OPEN | X-ray room door not fully closed | Door sensor detects X-ray room door in open position | error |
ROOM DOOR OPEN | X-ray room door is open | X-ray door switch contact is open | warning |
ROOM DOOR OPEN — CLOSE DOOR | X-ray room door is open; safety interlock active | Door switch contact open | warning |
RUI FAILURE | System cannot communicate with the remote user interface | RUI communication error detected | error |
RUI FAILURE | System could not communicate with remote user interface | RUI disconnected or communication lost | error |
RUI KEY STUCK | Remote User Interface key stuck or repeating | RUI sends same key signal multiple times during operation | warning |
RUI KEY STUCK | System receiving repeated signals from single key | Physical button stuck or in contact with object | warning |
RUI KEY STUCK | RUI keypad key stuck; same signal received multiple times | Continuous RUI key signal detected | error |
RUI KEY STUCK | System receiving repeated signals from a single key | RUI button stuck in pressed position | warning |
RUI KEY STUCK | Remote User Interface key detected stuck; repeated signal from same RUI input | Same RUI signal received multiple times suggesting stuck key | error |
RUNNING CALIBRATION | Remote Utilities Tool (RUT) performing filament calibration | RUT software initiates filament calibration procedure | info |
RUNNING CALIBRATION | System is running calibration routine; informational message only | Automatic or user-initiated calibration routine active | info |
RUNNING CALIBRATION | System is executing calibration procedure | System initiates internal calibration routine | info |
SATURATION FAULT | High-voltage regulator saturation fault | During or after exposure, HV regulator saturation detected | error |
SATURATION FAULT | Fault in high voltage regulator circuit; excessive IGBT current | Excessive current detected in IGBT power devices | error |
SATURATION FAULT — POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | Fault in high-voltage regulator circuit; IGBT saturation | HV regulator IGBT transistor driven into saturation | critical |
SATURATION FAULT - POWER OFF. WAIT 5 SECONDS | High-voltage regulation circuit saturated | High-voltage input register shows saturation | error |
SAVE OPERATION FAILED | System failed to complete requested save operation | User pressed Save key to save image; save did not complete successfully | error |
SAVE OPERATION FAILED | System failed to complete the requested Save operation | Image save operation completed unsuccessfully | error |
SAVE OPERATION FAILED | Image save to disk failed to complete | User pressed Save key; save operation incomplete | error |
SCHEDULED EXAM LIST IS FULL | Scheduled exam list is full and cannot accept new patient information | NEW EXAM button pressed when scheduled exam list is full | warning |
SCHEDULED EXAM LIST IS FULL | New patient information will not appear in scheduled exam list | User touched NEW EXAM button when scheduled exam list was already full | warning |
Searching for external video source... | User selected Endoscope button on Additional Apps screen | User selection of Endoscope function | info |
Searching for external video source... | System searching for external video source during Endoscope mode selection | User selected Endoscope button on Additional Apps screen | info |
Search in Progress | DICOM server search in progress, results not yet received | User initiated search against DICOM server | info |
Search in Progress - Please Wait | DICOM server search in progress; result not immediately available | User performs DICOM server search | info |
Search in Progress / Please Wait | Search against DICOM server in progress; result not yet received | User performs search against DICOM server | info |
SHUTDOWN IN PROGRESS | System is shutting down; shutdown process cannot be stopped | System initiated normal or emergency shutdown | warning |
SHUTDOWN IN PROGRESS | System shutting down; shutdown process cannot be stopped | System initiated shutdown or UPS low battery shutdown | warning |
SHUTDOWN IN PROGRESS (UPS) | UPS battery is low; immediate shutdown in progress | UPS battery voltage dropped below safe operating threshold | critical |
STATOR NOT ON | X-ray tube anode not powered; anode rotation disabled | Anode rotation power supply voltage loss or fault detected | critical |
STATOR NOT ON | X-ray tube stator not rotating | System detects stator not energized during startup | critical |
STATOR NOT ON — POWER OFF. WAIT 10 SECONDS. | X-ray tube stator motor not running; anode cannot rotate | Stator motor fails to energize or run | critical |
STATOR STANDBY WAIT | Battery capacity below 40 percent | System detects low battery during operation | warning |
SYSTEM ERROR | Excessive or missing frame sync detected on GIB or FFB for more than ten seconds, or FFB has not recovered within 15 seconds following FFB reboot | Frame synchronization error on GIB or FFB | error |
SYSTEM ERROR DETECTED | CPU exception or runtime OS exception has occurred; X-rays disabled | System software exception or fault during operation | error |
SYSTEM ERROR DETECTED (CPU Exception) | CPU exception or runtime OS exception has occurred | CPU or operating system fault detected | critical |
SYSTEM ERROR DETECTED - CPU exception | CPU or runtime OS exception occurred; X-rays disabled | CPU or OS exception during operation | critical |
SYSTEM ERROR DETECTED (CPU exception) | X-rays are disabled; CPU or OS exception occurred | CPU exception or runtime OS exception | critical |
SYSTEM ERROR DETECTED (Frame Sync) | Frame sync lost for more than five seconds or too many frame syncs detected within one minute | Frame synchronization loss detected | critical |
SYSTEM ERROR DETECTED - Frame sync loss | Frame sync lost for >5 seconds or too many frame syncs in 1 minute; X-rays disabled | Excessive frame sync anomalies detected | critical |
SYSTEM ERROR DETECTED (Frame sync lost) | X-rays are disabled; frame sync lost or too many frame syncs detected | Frame sync lost for more than five seconds or too many frame syncs within one minute | critical |
SYSTEM ERROR - Excessive or missing frame sync | Excessive/missing frame sync on GIB/FFB >10s or FFB not recovered within 15s; X-rays disabled | Frame sync anomaly sustained beyond recovery timeout | critical |
SYSTEM ERROR (FFB frame sync) | Workstation fully functional but X-rays are disabled; excessive or missing frame sync on GIB or FFB | Excessive or missing frame sync for more than ten seconds; FFB has not recovered within 15 seconds | error |
SYSTEM ERROR — X-RAYS DISABLED | GIB or FFB detected no frame syncs or too many frame syncs | Frame sync monitoring during operation; sync fault detected | error |
SYSTEM FAILED TO CONNECT TO DICOM SERVER (AE Title) | System cannot connect to DICOM server due to wrong AE title configuration | DICOM server connection attempt with incorrect AE title | error |
SYSTEM FAILED TO CONNECT TO DICOM SERVER (AE title) | System could not establish connection to DICOM server due to wrong AE title or Query Information Model | System attempted to connect to DICOM server with incorrect AE title configuration | error |
SYSTEM FAILED TO CONNECT TO DICOM SERVER (IP/port) | System could not establish connection to DICOM server due to wrong IP address or port number | System attempted to connect to DICOM server with incorrect network parameters | error |
SYSTEM FAILED TO CONNECT TO DICOM SERVER (IP/Port) | System cannot connect to DICOM server due to wrong IP address or port number configuration | DICOM server connection attempt with incorrect IP/port | error |
SYSTEM FAILED TO CONNECT TO DICOM SERVER - Wrong AE title | Cannot establish connection to DICOM server; wrong AE title or Query Model configured | DICOM connection attempt with incorrect AE title | error |
SYSTEM FAILED TO CONNECT TO DICOM SERVER - Wrong IP | Cannot establish connection to DICOM server; wrong IP address or port configured | DICOM connection attempt with incorrect IP/port | error |
TEMP SENSOR FAIL | X-ray tube temperature sensor (thermister) defective; overheating warning disabled | Thermister out-of-range reading or continuity check fails at startup | error |
TEMP SENSOR FAIL | X-ray tube temperature sensor (thermister) malfunction | Thermister self-test during startup or operation indicates failure | error |
THE C-Arm HAS BEEN RECONNECTED TO THE WORKSTATION | C-Arm was disconnected and reconnected without proper system shutdown | User disconnected/reconnected C-Arm without shutting down system power first | warning |
THE C-ARM HAS BEEN RECONNECTED TO THE WORKSTATION | C-arm was disconnected and reconnected to workstation without shutting down system first | C-arm physical reconnection detected without proper power shutdown | warning |
THE CINE DISK IS NOT AVAILABLE | Cine disk failed to initialize correctly during bootup | Cine disk initialization failure during system startup | error |
THE CINE DISK IS NOT AVAILABLE | Cine subsystem is not available for requested action | Cine disk failed to initialize correctly during bootup | error |
THE CURRENT CINE RUN WILL FILL THE CINE DISK IN APPROXIMATEL | Thirty seconds of Cine disk storage remain; current cine run will fill disk when complete | Cine recording continues with minimal disk space remaining | info |
THE CURRENT CINE RUN WILL FILL THE CINE DISK IN APPROXIMATEL | Thirty seconds of storage remain on Cine disk; current CINE RUN will fill the disk | Cine disk storage capacity approaching exhaustion | warning |
THE CURRENT SESSION CINE RUNS WILL BE OVERWRITTEN IN 30 SECO | Current session Cine runs will be overwritten in 30 seconds or less; oldest runs overwritten first | Cine disk space fully consumed; new acquisitions will overwrite existing data | warning |
THE CURRENT SESSION CINE RUNS WILL BE OVERWRITTEN IN 30 SECO | Thirty seconds or less of Cine acquisition time remains before current patient's Cine runs will be overwritten | Cine disk capacity approaching overwrite threshold for current session | warning |
THE LAST IMAGE IS BIGGER THAN THE CURRENT MEDIA CAPACITY | User selected a Cine run bigger than current media's capacity | Image or cine run size exceeds media capacity during copy operation | warning |
THE LAST IMAGE IS BIGGER THAN THE CURRENT MEDIA CAPACITY | Copy operation will fail; selected Cine run is larger than current media capacity | User selected Cine run larger than available media capacity | warning |
THE MEDIA HAS BEEN EJECTED PREMATURELY | Media ejected from device before being used by system | Media physically removed from removable media device during operation | warning |
THE MEDIA HAS BEEN EJECTED PREMATURELY | Media has been ejected from the device before being used by the system | Media ejected during active read/write operation | error |
THE SELECTED FUNCTION IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS MODEL | User selected a Workstation function that is not available on this model | User attempted to access model-restricted function | info |
THE SELECTED FUNCTION IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS MODEL | Selected function not supported on this workstation model | User selected unavailable feature for equipment model | info |
THE SELECTED FUNCTION IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THIS MODEL | User selected Workstation function not available on this model | User attempted to access model-specific function not supported by this equipment variant | info |
THE SELECTED IMAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED | Selected image data is corrupt and could not be repaired | User selected thumbnail of corrupted image file | error |
THE SELECTED IMAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED | Image data is corrupt and could not be repaired | Corrupted image thumbnail selected for display | warning |
THE SYSTEM WAS NOT SHUT DOWN PROPERLY | System did not go through the Intelligent Shutdown process when shut down | System power loss or improper shutdown detected at startup | error |
THE SYSTEM WAS NOT SHUT DOWN PROPERLY | System did not go through Intelligent Shutdown process; software and data may be corrupt | System power loss or forced shutdown without proper Intelligent Shutdown sequence | critical |
THIS DICOM SERVER VERIFIED SUCCESSFULLY | System successfully connected to DICOM server in response to verify request | System performed DICOM server verification from Print Definition, Store Definition, or Query Definition screen | info |
THIS DICOM SERVER VERIFIED SUCCESSFULLY | System successfully connected to DICOM server in response to verify request | DICOM server verification request completed successfully | info |
This study contains color images. Not all viewer functions w | Study containing color images is loaded in the Study Viewer | Color image study loaded into viewer | info |
This study contains color images. Not all viewer functions w | Study containing color images is loaded in Study Viewer; some functions disabled | Loading study with color images into Study Viewer | info |
THIS WILL ERASE ALL CAPTURED NAV IMAGES | Surgical navigation (NAV) images are being captured and a Workstation operation will erase them (NEW EXAM, SCHEDULED EXAM, or SAVED EXAM initiated). | Attempt to start new exam, scheduled exam, or saved exam while NAV is active and capturing images. | warning |
THIS WILL ERASE ALL CAPTURED NAV IMAGES | Surgical navigation (NAV) images are being captured and a Workstation operation caused equivalent of NEW EXAM/SCHEDULED EXAM/SAVED EXAM | NAV image erase initiated by exam change operation | warning |
TOO MANY MATCHES FOUND | DICOM query produced too many results | DICOM database search returned excessive number of results | warning |
TOO MANY MATCHES FOUND | A DICOM query produced too many results and cannot display all matches. | DICOM query with insufficiently specific search criteria. | warning |
Transmission complete | Log files have been successfully sent to the GE On-Line center. | Log file transmission to GE service completed. | info |
Transmission complete. | Displayed log files have been sent to the GE On-Line center | Log file transmission to GE service center completed | info |
Transmission complete. Reboot to restore system function | Log files successfully sent to GE On-Line center | Log file transmission to GE completed | info |
Transmitting files. | User selected button to send log files to the GE On-Line center | User initiated log file transmission to GE service center | info |
Transmitting files | Log files are currently being transmitted to the GE On-Line center. | User initiated log file transmission to remote service. | info |
Transmitting files. Please wait | Log files being sent to GE On-Line center | User selected button to send log files to GE | info |
UNIQUE ID FIELD DOES NOT MATCH | Mismatch between first and second Unique ID entry fields | Service screen entries compared; fields do not match exactly | warning |
UNIQUE ID FIELD DOES NOT MATCH | One or more fields between the first and second Unique ID entry fields do not match on the Service screen. | User entered second Unique ID entry line with mismatched field values. | warning |
UNIQUE ID FIELD INCORRECT | One or more Unique ID entry fields are incorrect or invalid. | User entered Unique ID field with invalid or malformed data on Service screen. | warning |
UNIQUE ID FIELD INCORRECT | One or more Unique ID entry fields contain incorrect data | Service screen Unique ID entry validation failed | warning |
UNKNOWN ERROR RESPONSE RECEIVED FROM REMOVABLE MEDIA | Unknown error detected in removable media during operation | Removable media operation attempted; media hardware error or data corruption detected | warning |
UNKNOWN ERROR RESPONSE RECEIVED FROM REMOVABLE MEDIA | An unknown error was detected in removable media (USB drive, external storage). | Read/write operation to removable media encountered unrecognized error. | error |
UPS communication error | Workstation software cannot establish communication with UPS unit at system startup | Workstation power-on sequence attempts to communicate with UPS via USB | error |
UPS error | UPS detects internal fault that prevents it from supplying backup power to the system | UPS internal self-test detects power supply malfunction | error |
VERIFY FAILED | Verify Operation did not complete successfully | Verify process initiated; echo verification failed | error |
VERIFY FAILED | The Verify Operation failed; the verify process was unsuccessful (echo failed). | Attempt to verify system configuration or connectivity resulted in echo failure. | error |
WAIT | System is busy, not ready for new commands | System executing operation or scan in progress | info |
WAIT | System is busy with internal operations | System executing internal procedure | info |
WAIT | System is busy processing; standby message | System executing time-critical internal task or data processing | info |
WARNING, HIGH KV | kV feedback error: actual kVp higher than indicated | kVp measurement exceeds displayed value and tolerance | warning |
WARNING - HIGH kV - PRESS ANY KEY | X-ray tube voltage exceeds desired setting | Sensed kV higher than desired kV value | warning |
WARNING, HIGH KV - PRESS ANY KEY | Measured kVp exceeds control panel setting and is out of tolerance | Actual kVp output higher than displayed setpoint | error |
WARNING, HIGH KV — PRESS ANY KEY | kVp feedback error: actual kVp higher than displayed; out of tolerance | kV sense circuit output exceeds expected value during operation | warning |
WARNING, HIGH MA | mA calibration error: actual mA higher than indicated | mA measurement exceeds displayed value and tolerance | warning |
WARNING, HIGH mA - PRESS ANY KEY | X-ray tube current exceeds desired setting | Sensed mA higher than desired mA value | warning |
WARNING, HIGH MA — PRESS ANY KEY | mA feedback error: actual mA higher than displayed; calibration error | mA sense circuit output exceeds expected tube current threshold | warning |
WARNING, HIGH MA - PRESS ANY KEY | Measured mA exceeds control panel setting and is out of tolerance | Actual tube current higher than displayed setpoint | error |
WARNING, LOW KV | kV feedback error: actual kVp lower than indicated | kVp measurement below displayed value and tolerance | warning |
WARNING - LOW kV - PRESS ANY KEY | X-ray tube voltage below desired setting | Sensed kV lower than desired kV value | warning |
WARNING, LOW KV - PRESS ANY KEY | Measured kVp is below control panel setting and out of tolerance; may degrade image | Actual kVp output lower than displayed setpoint | error |
WARNING, LOW KV — PRESS ANY KEY | kVp feedback error: actual kVp lower than displayed; out of tolerance; poor image risk | kV sense circuit output below expected value during operation | warning |
WARNING, LOW MA | mA calibration error: actual mA lower than indicated | mA measurement below displayed value and tolerance | warning |
WARNING, LOW mA - PRESS ANY KEY | X-ray tube current below desired setting | Sensed mA lower than desired mA value | warning |
WARNING, LOW MA — PRESS ANY KEY | mA feedback error: actual mA lower than displayed; poor image quality risk | mA sense circuit output below expected tube current threshold | warning |
WARNING LOW MA - PRESS ANY KEY | Measured mA is below control panel setting and out of tolerance; may degrade image | Actual tube current lower than displayed setpoint | error |
WARNING! X-RAY HOUSING TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE | Temperature information unavailable because the temperature sensor in the housing had failed. | System detects temperature sensor failure at startup or during operation | warning |
WARNING! X-RAY HOUSING TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE | X-ray tube housing temperature sensor has failed or disconnected | System unable to read housing temperature sensor during operation | warning |
WORKSTATION AND GENERATOR ARE NOT COMPATIBLE | Workstation software and Generator software versions are incompatible | System bootup; software compatibility check failed | error |
WORKSTATION KEYBOARD ERROR | Communication with Workstation keyboard has failed | System startup or during operation; keyboard communication loss | error |
WORKSTATION UPS COMMUNICATION FAILURE | Connection between Workstation and UPS disrupted during startup | System bootup; UPS communication timeout or error | error |
WORKSTATION UPS FAILURE | UPS communication established but UPS reported error (not BATTERY LOW) | System bootup; UPS self-test or health check failed with non-battery error | error |
X-ray Overtime | X-ray exposure time exceeded maximum permitted duration | Exposure time exceeds system limit during Film Mode operation | warning |
X-ray Overtime | Exposure duration exceeded safe limit | Triggered during fluoroscopy when system attempts to exceed exposure time limits | warning |
X-RAY OVERTIME - PRESS ANY KEY | Film exposure continued beyond required duration; software terminated exposure | Exposure time exceeded threshold during film shot | warning |
X-RAY OVERTIME — PRESS ANY KEY | Film exposure time exceeded preset limit; software terminated exposure | Film shot exposure time exceeds calculated mAs termination point | info |
X-RAYS DISABLED | X-ray generation is currently disabled in the system | Unknown disable event or safety interlock activation | warning |
X-RAYS DISABLED | System has disabled X-ray generation capability; informational message | Normal system state when X-ray production is not commanded | info |
X-RAYS DISABLED | X-ray generation disabled by system software | Safety interlock or system control disables X-rays | info |
X-RAYS DISABLED REBOOT REQUIRED | During bootup, system detected active X-ray generation input signal and shut down | Active X-ray command line, security line, or XRAY_ON, XRAY_EN signal during startup | error |
X-RAYS DISABLED — REBOOT REQUIRED | X-ray generation input signal active during boot; system shut down | X-ray command signal detected at startup | critical |
X-RAYS TEMPORARILY DISABLED | X-rays disabled during unexpected FFB reboot sequence | FFB firmware or hardware detected fault requiring restart | warning |
X-RAY SWITCH SECURITY ERROR | System detected X-ray switch security error following X-ray switch press | X-ray switch pressed; security interlock or safety verification failed | error |
X-RAY SWITCH SECURITY ERROR | Mismatch between footswitch/Handswitch security line and control connector security line | Security signal discrepancy during switch initialization | error |
X-RAY SWITCH SECURITY ERROR | X-ray switch security mismatch detected | Handswitch or footswitch signal does not match security line | critical |
X-RAY SWITCH SECURITY ERROR — PRESS ANY KEY | X-ray switch security line mismatch detected; system operation disabled | Handswitch or footswitch signal does not match security line state | error |
X-RAY SWITCH SECURITY ERROR — PRESS ANY KEY | Mismatch between X-ray switch and security line signals | Switch and security line signals do not correlate | critical |
X-RAY SWITCH SECURITY FAILURE | X-ray high-voltage switch security interlock failed | X-ray switch register shows unexpected state | error |
X-RAY SWITCH STUCK | X-ray high-voltage switch mechanically stuck | X-ray switch register indicates stuck state | error |
X-RAY SWITCH STUCK | X-ray switch enabled during boot-up | X-ray switch detects activation during startup sequence | critical |
XRAYSWITCH STUCK | X-ray switch circuitry malfunction detected | Wrong footswitch type (3 Pedal) booted with system when 4 Pedal Neurovascular configured | error |
X-RAY SWITCH STUCK | X-ray exposure switch detected as enabled during boot-up | X-ray switch signal present at startup | critical |
X-RAY TUBE TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE - PRESS ANY KEY | Tube thermistor failed functional test at startup; no temperature monitoring active | Thermistor test failure during power-on diagnostics | critical |
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