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GE Healthcare · MRSigna2277651126592513415475162223859

HDx TPS Reset Failure Due to a Image Compute Node ICN.

Symptom

Unable to Download or Reset the TPS MGD or ISE Unable to download TPS or ISE or MGD chassis

Error message

2277651 VRE Communications and Hardware Ethernet Stress Diagnostic failed see long description Thu Feb 11 16:52:14 2010 Error: 2277651 Host: GE3T Process: diagCoord File: checkEthPath.pl Line: 222 Diagnostic: VRE Communications and Hardware Iteration: 1 of 1 Action: 0 Task ID: 0x0 Time: 1265925134 Object: Host Test Process Function: Software/Firmware/Config: N/A Host-ICN Ethernet Stress Diagnostic failed. [[icn3 MAC=00:30:48:58:93:E6 SERIAL=1547516]] failed to respond->

2223859 The TPS Reset Failed because of a VRE Reset Failure See long description. 2223859 Host: ghmr002 Process: NSP File: TardisReset.cc Line: 469 Exception Class: Unknown Function: Recon: Data Acquisition The TPS Reset failed because of a VRE reset failure. Extended Error: This indicates that a failure to reset the VRE properly caused the TPS Reset to fail. Please refer to the VRE Troubleshooting Guide for further troubleshooting this issue, which can be found in the MR Service Documentation.

Applies to

Models
Signa
Product
Signa HDxT This product is for 1.5T Signa HDxT systems with 15.0 software and HDi systems with 15.0 software. This product is for 1.5T Signa HDxT systems with 15.0 software and HDi systems with 15.0 software.
Software
15.0 For Product Signa HDxT and HDi only. -- NOT to be used with HDe. -- For Product Signa HDxT and HDi only. -- NOT to be used with HDe. --
Component
SecondOpinion Image Compute Node 5127452 See comments in Resolution Concept for second opinion requirements before ordering this part.
Area
MR

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