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GE Healthcare · MRExciteSignaMillennium2252301

T/R bias faults on 4ch NVcoil(G3) and 4ch NVcoil(E2) Due to Older coils have short connectors

Symptom

Unable to Scan With 3T 3 and 4 channel NVcoils G3 4ch NV coil (p/n: 2383478-2) and E2 4ch NV coil (p/n: 2383477-2)

Error message

2252301 Multicoil Bias Fault Detected - Open Circuit. Try re-seating all coil connectors. MCDx Channel x of y, counting from 1 Value x mA Limit y mA See Long Description for Extended Error 2252301 MRI_GB_OW0 NSP SCP:DCB 816 Multicoil Bias Fault Detected - Open Circuit. Try re-seating all coil connectors. MCD1 (or MCD2) Channel 1 of 16, counting from 1 Value: 2 mA Limit: 298 mA Mask of failed channels: 0x1 Ch 1-8 : Legacy MC Conn Ch 17-24 : Conn A Ch 25-32 : Conn B-> Extended Error: This fault was detected by the Driver Module. An open circuit fault occurs when the actual value is less than the pre-defined limit. Check system cables, connectors, coils and configurations. Re-seat all coil connectors. The mask of all failed channels indicates additional channels with the same fault - convert the hex number to a bitmap to decipher the mask, with channel 1 indicated by the least significant bit and channel 16 indicated by the most significant bit. For example, a mask of 0x3c converts to 0011 1100, meaning channels 3, 4, 5, and 6 all experienced the same failure. The key at the bottom of the error message shows the MC driver bias channels provided by the Driver Module used with each mult

Applies to

Models
Excite, Signa, Millennium
Product
3T Excite G3 Software ONLY
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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