GE Healthcare · Nuclear MedicineInfinia
Warning Hawkeye registration values does not exist for a particular collimator and default factory values will be used i…
Warning Hawkeye registration values does not exist for a particular collimator and default factory values will be used instead.
Symptom
Warning Hawkeye registration values does not exist for a particular collimator and default factory values will be used instead. Warning Hawkeye registration values does not exist for a particular collimator and default factory values will be used instead (not calibrated values).
Error message
Warning Hawkeye registration values does not exit.... ..... values for the scan will be default factory values. Warning Hawkeye registration values does not exit.... ..... values for the scan will be default factory values WARNING! Hawkeye registration values does not exit.... ..... values for the scan will be default factory values.
Applies to
- Models
- Infinia
- Product
- Infinia HE4 Infinia II Hawkeye 4 & Infinia II GP (Infinia running Windows XP software)
- Component
- *X-Ray (Generator, DAS, Controller) *X-Ray (Generator, DAS, Controller)
- Area
- Nuclear Medicine
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