What is the correct jumper configuration for the PCA000547 FOX-POP board?
Symptom
What is the correct jumper configuration for the PCA000547 FOX-POP board? Service Note 43558 instructions are misleading. My PCA000547 Fox-Pop board has only 3 jumpers installed, but Service Note 43558 and ITF000171 instructions are: "Unpack the new replacement boards and verify that the five jumpers are in place on the FOX POP board in the following positions - OJ1, OJ2, OJ3, OJ4 and OJ5." What is the correct jumper configuration for the PCA000547 FOX-POP board? My PCA000547 Fox-Pop board has only 3 jumpers installed, but Service Note 43558 and ITF000171 instructions are: " Unpack the new replacement boards and verify that the five jumpers are in place on the FOX POP board in the following positions - OJ1, OJ2, OJ3, OJ4 and OJ5." Service Note 43558 instructions are misleading
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
- Component
- 5252414 FOX POP BOARD (For New CDL) 5252414 FOX POP BOARD (For New CDL) PCA000526 > PCA000547> 5252414 *Gantry Gantry Gantry
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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