PROTEUS XR/a
GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS Operator Manual
REV 11 DIRECTION 2259724-100
12-4
12-2-3 Audio Message
In order to assure safe data saving, an audio message of -Bi- Bi- Bi- sounds
when retrieve data from floppy disk.
During X-ray emission an audio message sounds.
12-2-4 Generator Error Codes
Table 12-2
GENERATOR ERROR CODE
Error Code Meanings
Err 30 Tube Spits error
Err 40 Rotation error
Err 50 Heater ( filament) error
Err:60 Exposure error
Err 70 Power supply error
Err 80 Hardware error
Err 90 Software error
Err100 System Comminication error
Err 110 Tube/generator overheat error
Err 120 Application error
12- 3 Other Operator Fault Analysis
TABLE 12-3
OPERATOR FAULT ANALYSIS
Fault Recommended Action
System circuit breaker on
and LCD display is dark.
Verify:
– Power line is plugged into the receptacle or connected to the main circuit breaker?
– Power is available at the receptacle or the main circuit breaker?
– The remote ON/OFF switch on the System Console is in the ON position?
No exposure. Are any error messages displayed?
Image quality. – Motion artifacts?
Relax the patient. Make the patient as comfortable as possible. Check once again for
proper positioning.
– Insufficient contrast? Decrease kVp.
Check the dark room, film expiration date, chemicals and developer temperature.
Fault Reset (AEC). Verify:
– Proper chamber selected?
– Chamber connected?
– Film speed correct?
If the film is too dark, decrease density.
If the film is too light, increase density.
12- 4 Resetting Faults
When AEC mode is enabled, exposure time/termination is controlled via
ionization chamber sensing circuits. In addition, a back-up time is programmed
into the system to help prevent excessive patient dose in the event of an AEC
system malfunction. If the exposure time equals the back-up time, exposure will
be terminated and a fault message will appear across the bottom of the screen.
To clear the fault, press the function key by the flashing FAULT RESET field. If
the fault persists, the system should be used in manual mode until the fault can
be isolated/corrected.
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