OTS drops vertically when using Auto Position
Symptom
OTS drops vertically when using Auto Position See long description. When driving OTS using Auto Positioning, OTS will begin to drive down prior to reaching destination. This usually occurs when driving to Table, but can occur when driving to WS. This tends to occur when driving the OTS using Auto Position from either Park or WS to Table. The OTS will drive up to the calibrated position as normal and will begin to move toward the selected destination. Once the OTS gets close to the final destination, the OTS appears to drop downward. This movement could strike the patient. If this occurs, create and submit an safety report.
Error message
1090422 - OTS Column Amp is not alive 1090418 - OTS LogicBoard is not alive 1090421 - OTS Lateral Amp is not alive 1090451 - OTS Homing Failure 1090420 - OTS Long Amp is not alive 1090453 - An OTS CAN Command was not processed successfully 1090101 - OTS Device Initialization Failed 1000243 - AutoPosition is not ready yet 1090419 - OTS Vertical Amp is not alive 1000240 - Vertical axis commanded to move to a position outside valid range
Applies to
- Models
- Definium
- Product
- Definium 8000
- Area
- X-ray R&F
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