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GE Healthcare · MRDiscovery2267950

Troubleshooting steps when error 2267950 occurs repeatedly but scanning not inhibited.

Symptom

What are the troubleshooting steps when error 2267950 occurs repeatedly but scanning not inhibited See Long Description This error seen repeatedly in error log but doesn't inhibit scanning. What troubleshooting steps should be taken? Sat Sep 4 07:52:56 2010 Error: 2267950 Host: BUMMRMRM003 Process: NSP File: SCP:FspMac.cpp Line: 320 Exception Class: Unknown Severity: Unknown Function: Gradient: N/A PSD: Unknown Coil: Unknown Scan: -1/-1 The Z-Axis XGA is reporting a FPGA fault.->

Error message

2267950 The Z-Axis XGA is reporting a FPGA fault. See Long Description Error: 2267950 Host: BUMMRMRM003 Process: NSP File: SCP:FspMac.cpp Line: 320 Exception Class: Unknown Severity: Unknown Function: Gradient: N/A PSD: Unknown Coil: Unknown Scan: -1/-1 The Z-Axis XGA is reporting a FPGA fault.-> Extended Error : Ensure that the Octavius (Ethernet type) cable is connected to the XGA. Observe that the XGA heart-beat LED is flashing. If the heart-beat LED is not flashing ensure that the 48V cable is plugged in. If power is connected and no heart-beat replace the XGA.

Applies to

Models
Discovery
Product
Discovery MR750. Also called DVMR. This product is compatible with 3.0T 20.0, 20.1_IB1, IB2, 21.0 and DV22.0 software only
Software
20.1_IB1 and IB2 This release of software is applicable to Discovery MR450 and Discovery MR750 systems. See Long Description 20.1_IB1 is the unified Discovery MR450 and Discovery MR750 software release. Known internally to engineering as "DVIB". This release of software is applicable to Discovery MR450 and Discovery MR750 systems. 20.1_IB2 is the upgrade (bug fixes) for IB1.
Area
MR

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