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Infinia with integrated Norav ECG trigger in table is not recognizing the device on the com port 5, all connec…
Infinia with integrated Norav ECG trigger in table is not recognizing the device on the com port 5, all connections previously checked
Symptom
Infinia with integrated Norav ECG trigger in table is not recognizing the device on the com port 5, all connections previously checked Infinia with integrated Norav ECG trigger in table is not recognizing the device on the com port 5, all connections previously checked.
Error message
Error Message: Failed to start ECG device. The ECG device is confiured to port COM5: There is not such port in the system
Applies to
- Models
- Infinia
- Product
- Infinia II Infinia II Acquisition System Infinia HE4 Infinia II Hawkeye 4 & Infinia II GP (Infinia running Windows XP software)
- Component
- 5168791 PC COM PCI BUS 2 PORT RS232 SMD CARD 5168791 PC COM PCI BUS 2 PORT RS232 SMD CARD Part #: 5168791 Part Type: GP CONSUMABLES Part Weight: 0.00 LBR Repairable: No Returnable: No Hazardous Material: N Description: PC COM PCI BUS 2 PORT RS232 SMD CARD FRU: Yes Status: Orderable
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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