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SHeM Diagnostic Tool part number needed

Symptom

SHeM Diagnostic Tool part number needed FE needs part number for the new SHeM diagnostic tool and it is not documented DTP Template, revision 1 IIP Network Connectivity Patch DTP, revision 2.0 Leo Kucek / Mike Suchecki February 16 2001 Page 6 of 11 Installation Procedures 3.1. Installation of Patch Package 3.1.1 Steps: Install the InSite package upgrade from modem connectivity to network Execute the following from a terminal window remotely connected from the OLC: 1. Have the OLC FTP tool connect to the system. 2. login to the system as root ftp the netpatch-<OS>.tar file to the ~insite directory : The filenames are: netpatch-mips.tar for Irix systems and netpatch-sparc.tar for Solaris systems. Note: the Solaris patch is for Solaris 2.5.1 systems only. The examples in the rest of this document will use the Irix package as the example. When using the Solaris package, replace “mips” with “sparc” in the tar package filename. 3. From a terminal window connected to the system, as user root(assumes root runs csh): su – root [enter] cd ~insite [enter] tar xvf netpatch-mips.tar [enter] netadmin [ernter] 3.1.2 Steps: Configure InSite for the network connection (note: may continue from same terminal window as 4.1.1 Step #3) 1. Configure InSite as normal using the command iipadmin config [ernter] 2. In the Configuration GUI on the Device Connection Tab, In the Device Connection Type, select “Network” 3. Enter either a Network address to route to or select the Default box to use the default router that is already defined on the system. 4. Complete the Checkout Tab and the Checkout process.

Error message

Magnet Monitor SHeM Error Code Er 2, Magnet Heater Stuck On. The SHeM seven segment LED display on it's cover displays the error code Er 2. This means that the magnet heater is stuck on, possibly due to a software hang or other circumstance. Latched pressure was detected and a reboot of the magnet monitor has already occurred. If problem occurs again the Magnet Monitor must be replaced. Latched pressure indicates that the PC in the magnet monitor could have a software hang. The SHeM seven segment LED display on it's cover displays the error code Er 2. This means that the magnet heater is stuck on, possibly due to a software hang or other circumstance. Latched pressure was detected and a reboot of the magnet monitor has already occurred. If problem occurs again the Magnet Monitor must be replaced. Latched pressure indicates that the PC in the magnet monitor could have a software hang.

Applies to

Product
Magnet Monitor SHeM Advantech. Part Number: 2219400 (OBSOLETE, changes up to a MM3, 2394952 as of July, 2006) Modem Cable: 2276568 MultiTech Modem: 2245794 Magnet Monitor Proprietary Software: 2252032-3 See the Long Description for the link to download the following 4 manuals; LCC Magnet Mon. Hardware Install: 2230681 LCC ProActive Software Install & T/S: 2236995 HFO Magnet Mon. Hardware Install: 2261116 HFO ProActive Software Install & T/S: 227721 Proprietary, For GE Healthcare personnel Only This information is Property of GE Healthcare - For GE Healthcare Service Personnel Only. Disclosure to Third Parties Prohibited. Click on this link to reach the Magnet Service Documentation CD-Rom on the MR Engineering Service Documentation website. Part Number : 2219400 ( OBSOLETE , changes up to a MM3, 2394952 as of July, 2006 ) Modem Cable : 2276568 MultiTech Modem : 2245794 Magnet Monitor Proprietary Software : 2252032-3 The following 4 manuals may be downloaded from the above Magnet CD-Rom link. LCC Magnet Mon. Hardware Install: Direction 2230681 LCC ProActive Software Install & T/S: Direction 2236995 HFO Magnet Mon. Hardware Install: Direction 2261116 HFO ProActive Software Install & T/S: Direction 2277211
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