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GE Healthcare · MROptima2274013

Error 2274013 Unused Channel Fault - Short Circuit P1 port due to defective P1 port connector

Symptom

RF Bias Unused Channel Fault with HNS coil Cannot scan TL section of HNS Coil, getting RF Bias fault for unused channel 2274013. Other coils scan ok using same A connector.

Error message

2274013 Function RF Bias Unused Channel Fault - Short Circuit A multicoil bias fault was detected see long 2274013 Function RF Bias Unused Channel Fault - Short Circuit A multicoil bias fault was detected Connector: Port A Channels faulted: 0x10 First channel: 5 of 8, counting from 1 Fault value: 1551 mV, Channel: 5-> Extended Error: A short circuit was detected by the RF Hub on a channel that is not known to be connected a coil. This could indicate a coil is plugged in that is not being read by coil ID. Run the Multicoil Bias Diagnostic or Coil Datapath Diagnostic to troubleshoot. Explanation of fields: Connector - The coil connector the fault was detected on. Channels faulted - This is a hexadecimal bit map of all the faulted channels. For example, 0x3 means faults on channels 1 and 2. 0x80000000 means channel 32. First channel - The first channel that faulted, and the number of channels on the connector. Fault value - The voltage seen when the fault was detected, on the channel.

Applies to

Models
Optima
Product
Optima MR450W Wide bore magnet. Not Discovery750 or Discovery450.
Software
21.0 Only for Optima MR450W (wide bore) systems. (Not to be used on Discovery MR450 or Discovery MR750). Only for Optima MR450W (wide bore) systems. (Not to be used on Discovery MR450 or Discovery MR750).
Component
5184208-4 Quick Disconnect Asm 16 Channel P port connector 5184208-4 Quick Disconnect Asm 16 Channel P port connector
Area
MR

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