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GE Healthcare · MRExcite22522312224666

Intermittent CAN Link errors due to failed SCP2 board.

Symptom

Unable to Scan with CAN Network Errors See long description MR SMILe: March 17, 2005 Certain conditions can infrequently occur with devices on the CAN Link that will result in CAN Link errors and the loss of communication with these devices. Devices such as Driver Module, RF-DIF Board, GP3 Module, ASC (UPM) components, HOS, and Patient Handling Power Supply can be affected. CAN Link errors in the log and general troubleshooting oftentimes implicates one device on the CAN Link and results in it's replacement. Changing the part usually fixes the problem, but sometimes it does not. Another device on the CAN Link is later determined to be disrupting communications.

Error message

2252231 Network Management Recovery detected on the CAN network. Recovered Node is Drivers Control Board. Error: 2252231 Host: lx-mr Process: NSP File: SCP:CanLinkHWO Line: 663 Network Management Recovery detected on the CAN network. Recovered Node is Drivers Control Board.

2224666 Auto Prescan Failed, RF Amplifier is Not Ready NOTE: When using this error to create new knowledge, please include any associated error codes. 2224666 is a generic error code which requires further information. Mon May 17 08:19:08 2004 Error: 2224666 Host: lx_mr Process: psc File: PscMainControl.cc Line: 1296 Auto Prescan failed, RF amplifier is not ready.

Applies to

Models
Excite
Product
Excite HD For 12.0 1.5T Systems only.
Software
12.0 Excite HD and 3T Excite HD products only
Component
2294300-12 SCP2 Board See Long Description 2294300-12 SCP2 Board. FEMC Parts Comments states as follows: If no stock then 2294300-19 is a suitable substitute. 212002950 February 8, 2010.
Area
MR

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