OrthoMRI DSPM Troubleshooting.OrthoMRI Error Starting DSP code.OrthoMRI Replace the DSPM board.OrthoMRI E-Scan (Windows)…
OrthoMRI DSPM Troubleshooting.OrthoMRI Error Starting DSP code.OrthoMRI Replace the DSPM board.OrthoMRI E-Scan (Windows) NE.OrthoMRI Error starting DSP Code 43
Symptom
OrthoMRI Error Starting DSP code See Long Description Notice: Always use the most current revision of service documentation. DSPM: performs the digital generation of the System control signals, perform the image reconstruction applying the FFT on the received raw data as well, implements the parallel digital 3M connection for camera printers. Technical data: – Average power consumption1.5 A @ 3.3 V, 0.05 A @ 5 V – Two micro processors – PCI bus – DSP0 (21161@100 MHz), 400 MFLOPS, 100 MIPS, RAM 128 KB internal cache, 0.39 MB – DSP1 (21161@100 MHz), 400 MFLOPS, 100 MIPS, RAM 128 KB internal cache, 256 MB or 512 MB DRAM
Error message
OrthoMRI Error starting DSP Code 43 Try to perform these steps in this order: re-boot the system and check the DSPM initialization, change DSPM card, reload the software See Long description for additional information. Always use the most current revision of service documentation. Try to perform these steps in this order: re-boot the system and check the DSPM initialization, DSPM utilization via block diagram illustration.
Applies to
- Product
- OrthoMRI E-Scan (Windows) NE
- Component
- OrthoMRI DSPM board LNR9102498000
- Area
- MR
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