B2600000 — X-ray overcurrent detected by the XC
Canon Medical (Toshiba) CT error code, reported by the XC (X-ray Controller).
What B2600000 means
On Aquilion RX / V4-62R004 and V3.20R003 and Aquilion ONE / V4.2 and Aquilion S16 and Asteion Super4 and Aquilion 16 CT systems, status code B2600000 indicates: X-ray overcurrent detected by the XC. The code originates in the XC (X-ray Controller) section of the XC (X-ray Controller). Severity level A1 (Alarm — high severity).
Reported action: Stop scanning patients. Write down the technique that was running (kV, mA, rotation time, scan mode) and at what point in the exposure the alarm came up, then call your service representative to have the X-ray generation chain checked. This is an A1 alarm, so do not simply retry until the cause is known..
Reported on Aquilion 16, Aquilion RX/V4-62R004, Aquilion ONE/V4.2, Aquilion S16, Asteion Super4 and V3.20R003. It comes from the 4:Device XC table, where the OEM text reads "X-ray OverCurrent.", and it is classified as a high-severity alarm.
Full troubleshooting for B2600000
The complete diagnosis, cause tree, and step-by-step remedy for the XC (X-ray Controller) subsystem are documented in the FSELIB Activion16 (TSX-031A) service manual — re-authored, web-first, with real figures.
Open the Activion16 service manualRelated XC (X-ray Controller) codes
Related service procedures
Source: errmsg.eng — 4:Device XC table. Reference information re-authored by FSELIB — not a copy of the OEM manual.