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With System Configured in French Language Gradient Error Messages Show Axis as <BAD %c arg=0> due to Known Software Bug…

With System Configured in French Language Gradient Error Messages Show Axis as <BAD %c arg=0> due to Known Software Bug in 11.0 Software Release.

Symptom

With System Configured in French Language Gradient Error Messages Show Axis as See Long Description and Attachment Gradient Error Messages Show Axis as " <BAD %c arg=0> ", instead of the actual problem axis, such as X, Y, or Z. See below, and the attachment for examples. In addition, as a result, an error message formatting error is logged as shown in the example below. iTrak # 13220424. Fri Oct 24 08:56:55 2008 2244593 2MR01 NSPSCP:GP 1869The <BAD %c arg=0> Axis SGA failed to go to Standby when commanded.If G_ENABLE test point on the front SGA J2 connector is LOW,replace the SGA axis. Else, check cable between GP & SGA,or replace the GP. Fri Oct 24 08:56:56 2008 4003 4MR01 NSPdoBformat.c 1108Error while formatting Ermes message #2244597 - illegal character in arguments. Fri Oct 24 08:56:56 2008 2244597 2MR01 NSPSCP:GP 693The gradient system on the <BAD %c arg=0> axis recovered successfully.There are no faults at the present time.

Error message

4003 Error while formatting Ermes message #2244597 - illegal character in arguments. See Long Description 4003MR01 NSPdoBformat.c 1108Error while formatting Ermes message #2244597 - illegal character in arguments.

Applies to

Models
Excite
Product
Excite Includes Excite 1 and Excite 2, 10.0, 11.0 and 11.1 Software.
Software
11.0 Only for 1.5T Excite product. 12.0 is Excite HD and 14.0 is Excite HDx. Note, 3T Excite goes with software G3, not 11.0 or 11.1.
Area
MR

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