GE Healthcare · Nuclear MedicineInfinia
Infinia gantry all motion, using Pamel diagnostice, move towards only one direction.
Symptom
Infinia gantry all motion, using Pamel diagnostice, move towards only one direction. Error 167 in normal mode Infinia gantry all motion, using Pamel diagnostice, move towards only one direction. For example, whenever pressing the rotation CCW or CW, gantry always rotated CW. In normal mode Error #167 occurred when using RCU to control the gantry motion.
Error message
Error #167 (Error 167) Max Dac Command Axis = $ Axis # Axis Name 0 Lateral 1 Radial #1 2 Radial #2 3 N/A 4 N/A 5 Swivel #1 6 Swivel #2 7 Rotation 8 Linear 9 Height
Applies to
- Models
- Infinia
- Product
- Infinia HE4 Infinia II Hawkeye 4 & Infinia II GP (Infinia running Windows XP software) Infinia II Infinia II Acquisition System Infinia I Infinia I Acquisition System
- Component
- *IPS IPS IPS 5317933 (5318465 SEM) - Infinia Hawkeye 4 SEM board 5317933 (5318465 SEM) - Infinia Hawkeye 4 SEM board March 2010 New SEM P/N 5317933 Infinia II/HE4, Compatible in all systems, EXCEPT Infinia 1 Old Part Number 5175923 Infinia Hawkeye 4 SEM board (PCA500013)
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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