GE Healthcare · MRSigna22540512254052
LX System has power monitor trips on virtually every scan.
Symptom
Unable to scan with Power Monitor Faults
Error message
2254051 Power Monitor 1 Fault. RF Transmit power has reached safety limit allowed for scan parameters and patient weight. See Long Description Fri Aug 20 08:33:11 2004 Error: 2254051 Host: lx-mr Process: NSP File: SCP:PmMdsHWO Line: 1019 Power Monitor 1 Fault. RF Transmit power has reached safety limit allowed for scan parameters and patient weight. Check patient weight entered. amplitude: 35 pulse width: 33 duty cycle: 09 Fault in head amplitude. This could also occur when power cycling SSM. 2254052 Power Monitor 2 Fault. RF Transmit power has reached safety limit allowed for scan parameters and Patient Weight Fri Aug 20 08:54:29 2004 Error: 2254052 Host: lx-mr Process: NSP File: SCP:PmMdsHWO Power Monitor 2 Fault. RF Transmit power has reached safety limit allowed for scan parameters and patient weight. Check patient weight entered. amplitude: 35 pulse width: 33 duty cycle: 09 Fault in head amplitude. If you need to confirm the source of the fault, reset the power monitor and repeat the scan
Applies to
- Models
- Signa
- Product
- Signa LX Signa LX Product can be used with 8.x and 9.x systems.
- Software
- 9.1 For Signa LX product only
- Area
- MR
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