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Infinia does not recognize newly installed collimators System has a combination of both the new (5338523) and…

Infinia does not recognize newly installed collimators

Symptom

Infinia does not recognize newly installed collimators System has a combination of both the new (5338523) and old (2199382) collimator ID boards on their collimators. PSDB NM Knowledge Session Infinia does not recognize newly installed collimators System has a combination of both the new (5338523) and old (2199382) collimator ID boards on their collimators. FMI 40822 had been installed but not all collimators including decoys had been upgraded with a new collimator ID board. Contributor 212005691 Bennett February 16 2010

Applies to

Models
Infinia
Product
Infinia HE4 Infinia II Hawkeye 4 & Infinia II GP (Infinia running Windows XP software) Infinia I Infinia I Acquisition System Infinia II Infinia II Acquisition System
Component
5338523 Two Collimator ID Boards (Kit) 2199382 Collimator ID Board Part replaced by 5338523 . This part is for the new Collimator ID design. Please refer to SN 43837 for instructions If your system is equiped with the old design (2199382) then you will need to order 5342601 - First Time Collimator ID UPgrade Kit ( FMI 40822 ). Note: The screws holding the ID pcb's on the collimator may have been secured with hard or permanent loctite making it very hard to remove the screws The screws that holding the Collimator ID board is defined to be secured by Loctite 222 (that can be untightened later). To open the screws should use the right tool - Phillips screwdriver PH #2. *Collimator/ Collimator cart Collimator/ Collimator cart
Area
Nuclear Medicine

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