Error Codes Carm Iso

SIREMOBIL Compact /
SIREMOBIL Iso-C
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SIREMOBIL Compact / SIREMOBIL Iso-C
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Contents view ...................................................................................................... 11

SIREMOBIL overview ............................................................................................ 12
Serial Port ............................................................................................................ 13
Error messages, general informations ................................................................... 13
Error Class ........................................................................................................... 14
D1 Software ......................................................................................................... 14
Error Organization ................................................................................................ 15
Host 7-segment display ........................................................................................ 16
Host 7-segment display, standby messages ........................................................... 16
Host 7-segment display, status messages ............................................................. 17
Host 7-segment display, error codes ..................................................................... 18
Host, D1 switches ................................................................................................ 20
Error messages .................................................................................................... 20
Multispot error messages ...................................................................................... 21
User console messages ........................................................................................ 21
Host - Job control messages ................................................................................. 21
Host - User console messages .............................................................................. 22
Host - Bios messages ........................................................................................... 22
Host - Memoskop messages ................................................................................. 23
Memoskop fatal error messages ............................................................................ 24
Memoskop error messages ................................................................................... 24
Memoskop warning messages ............................................................................... 24
Memoskop information messages ......................................................................... 25
Host error classification error message .................................................................. 25
Generator hardware messages ............................................................................. 25
EEProm data checks overview ............................................................................... 26
EEProm data checks - Error log ............................................................................. 26
EEProm data checks - Info datas ........................................................................... 26
EEProm data checks - Generator ........................................................................... 26
EEProm data checks - Parameters ......................................................................... 27
EEProm access error messages ............................................................................. 27
Host - Slot diaphragm motor driver error messages ............................................... 28
Host - Slot diaphragm rotation motor driver error messages ................................... 28
Host - Camera rotation motor driver error messages .............................................. 28
Host - X-Iris motor driver error messages .............................................................. 29
Host - TV-Iris motor driver error messages ............................................................ 29
Host - Videomed DC messages ............................................................................. 29
Videomed DC messages ....................................................................................... 30
Host - Radiation release control messages ............................................................ 30
Host - Collimator, slot diaphragm messages .......................................................... 30
Host - Diamentor messages .................................................................................. 31
Host - Power up message ..................................................................................... 31
E0001 .................................................................................................................. 31
F0002 .................................................................................................................. 31
W0003 ................................................................................................................. 32
W0100 ................................................................................................................. 32
W0101 ................................................................................................................. 32
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W0102 ................................................................................................................. 32
E0103 .................................................................................................................. 33
W0110 ................................................................................................................. 33
W0111 ................................................................................................................. 33
W0113 ................................................................................................................. 34
W1001 ................................................................................................................. 34
W1002 ................................................................................................................. 34
W1003 ................................................................................................................. 34
I1004 .................................................................................................................. 35
I1005 .................................................................................................................. 35
I1006 .................................................................................................................. 35
I1007 .................................................................................................................. 35
I1008 .................................................................................................................. 36
I1009 .................................................................................................................. 36
W1010 ................................................................................................................. 36
W1101 ................................................................................................................. 37
W1102 ................................................................................................................. 37
W1103 ................................................................................................................. 37
W1104 ................................................................................................................. 37
W1105 ................................................................................................................. 38
W1106 ................................................................................................................. 38
E1107 .................................................................................................................. 38
E1108 .................................................................................................................. 39
E1109 .................................................................................................................. 39
E1110 .................................................................................................................. 39
E1111 .................................................................................................................. 39
E1112 .................................................................................................................. 40
E1113 .................................................................................................................. 40
E1114 .................................................................................................................. 40
W1115 ................................................................................................................. 40
E1116 .................................................................................................................. 41
E1117 .................................................................................................................. 41
E1118 .................................................................................................................. 41
E1119 .................................................................................................................. 42
E1120 .................................................................................................................. 42
E1121 .................................................................................................................. 42
E1122 .................................................................................................................. 42
W2000 ................................................................................................................. 43
E2001 .................................................................................................................. 43
I2002 .................................................................................................................. 43
W2003 ................................................................................................................. 44
W2004 ................................................................................................................. 44
E0112 .................................................................................................................. 44
E2005 .................................................................................................................. 44
E2006 .................................................................................................................. 45
E2007 .................................................................................................................. 45
W2008 ................................................................................................................. 45
E2010 .................................................................................................................. 45
E2011 .................................................................................................................. 46
E2012 .................................................................................................................. 46
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E2013 .................................................................................................................. 46
E2020 .................................................................................................................. 46
W2030 ................................................................................................................. 47
W2031 ................................................................................................................. 47
W2032 ................................................................................................................. 47
W2033 ................................................................................................................. 48
W2034 ................................................................................................................. 48
W2035 ................................................................................................................. 48
W2040 ................................................................................................................. 48
W2041 ................................................................................................................. 49
F2050 .................................................................................................................. 49
F2051 .................................................................................................................. 49
E2060 .................................................................................................................. 49
E2061 .................................................................................................................. 50
F2070 .................................................................................................................. 50
F2071 .................................................................................................................. 50
E2080 .................................................................................................................. 51
F2105 .................................................................................................................. 51
F2106 .................................................................................................................. 51
F2201 .................................................................................................................. 51
F2202 .................................................................................................................. 52
F2203 .................................................................................................................. 52
F2206 .................................................................................................................. 52
F2207 .................................................................................................................. 52
F2401 .................................................................................................................. 52
F2402 .................................................................................................................. 53
F2403 .................................................................................................................. 53
F2404 .................................................................................................................. 53
F2405 .................................................................................................................. 53
F2406 .................................................................................................................. 53
F2407 .................................................................................................................. 54
F2408 .................................................................................................................. 54
W2600 ................................................................................................................. 54
W2601 ................................................................................................................. 54
E2601 .................................................................................................................. 55
W2602 ................................................................................................................. 55
E2603 .................................................................................................................. 55
W2604 ................................................................................................................. 55
W2700 ................................................................................................................. 56
F28zz ................................................................................................................... 56
F29zz ................................................................................................................... 56
W4009 ................................................................................................................. 56
W4013 ................................................................................................................. 57
W4016 ................................................................................................................. 57
E4017 .................................................................................................................. 57
E4018 .................................................................................................................. 57
W4020 ................................................................................................................. 58
E4021 .................................................................................................................. 58
E4024 .................................................................................................................. 58
W4027 ................................................................................................................. 59
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E4028 .................................................................................................................. 59
E4029 .................................................................................................................. 59
E4030 .................................................................................................................. 59
E4031 .................................................................................................................. 60
W4032 ................................................................................................................. 60
E4040 .................................................................................................................. 60
I4501 .................................................................................................................. 61
I4507 .................................................................................................................. 61
W4601 ................................................................................................................. 61
W4602 ................................................................................................................. 61
W4606 ................................................................................................................. 62
E4701 .................................................................................................................. 62
E4702 .................................................................................................................. 62
E4703 .................................................................................................................. 62
E4704 .................................................................................................................. 63
E4705 .................................................................................................................. 63
E4709 .................................................................................................................. 63
E4710 .................................................................................................................. 64
E4711 .................................................................................................................. 64
E4712 .................................................................................................................. 64
E4713 .................................................................................................................. 64
E4714 .................................................................................................................. 65
E4715 .................................................................................................................. 65
E4716 .................................................................................................................. 65
E4717 .................................................................................................................. 65
E4718 .................................................................................................................. 66
E4719 .................................................................................................................. 66
E4720 .................................................................................................................. 66
E4721 .................................................................................................................. 66
E4722 .................................................................................................................. 67
E4723 .................................................................................................................. 67
E4724 .................................................................................................................. 67
F4808 .................................................................................................................. 67
F4809 .................................................................................................................. 68
E4999 .................................................................................................................. 68
W5000 ................................................................................................................. 68
W5001 ................................................................................................................. 68
W5002 ................................................................................................................. 69
F5003 .................................................................................................................. 69
F5004 .................................................................................................................. 69
E5005 .................................................................................................................. 69
E5006 .................................................................................................................. 70
E5007 .................................................................................................................. 70
F5010 .................................................................................................................. 70
F5011 .................................................................................................................. 71
F5012 .................................................................................................................. 71
F5013 .................................................................................................................. 71
F5014 .................................................................................................................. 71
E5015 .................................................................................................................. 72
E5016 .................................................................................................................. 72
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W5017 ................................................................................................................. 72
E5018 .................................................................................................................. 73
E5019 .................................................................................................................. 73
F5030 .................................................................................................................. 73
F5031 .................................................................................................................. 73
F5032 .................................................................................................................. 74
F5033 .................................................................................................................. 74
E5034 .................................................................................................................. 74
E5035 .................................................................................................................. 75
E5080 .................................................................................................................. 75
E5081 .................................................................................................................. 75
E5090 .................................................................................................................. 76
F5901 .................................................................................................................. 76
E6000 .................................................................................................................. 76
W6001 ................................................................................................................. 76
W6002 ................................................................................................................. 77
W6003 ................................................................................................................. 77
W6004 ................................................................................................................. 77
W6005 ................................................................................................................. 78
W6006 ................................................................................................................. 78
W6007 ................................................................................................................. 78
E6008 .................................................................................................................. 78
E6009 .................................................................................................................. 79
E6100 .................................................................................................................. 79
E6101 .................................................................................................................. 79
E6102 .................................................................................................................. 79
E6103 .................................................................................................................. 80
E6110 .................................................................................................................. 80
E6200 .................................................................................................................. 80
E6201 .................................................................................................................. 80
E6202 .................................................................................................................. 81
E6203 .................................................................................................................. 81
E6204 .................................................................................................................. 81
E6205 .................................................................................................................. 82
E6206 .................................................................................................................. 82
E6207 .................................................................................................................. 82
E6208 .................................................................................................................. 83
E6209 .................................................................................................................. 83
E6210 .................................................................................................................. 83
E6211 .................................................................................................................. 84
E6212 .................................................................................................................. 84
E6213 .................................................................................................................. 84
E6214 .................................................................................................................. 85
E6215 .................................................................................................................. 85
E6216 .................................................................................................................. 85
E6217 .................................................................................................................. 85
E6218 .................................................................................................................. 86
E6219 .................................................................................................................. 86
E6220 .................................................................................................................. 86
E6221 .................................................................................................................. 87
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E6222 .................................................................................................................. 87
E6223 .................................................................................................................. 87
W6224 ................................................................................................................. 87
E6225 .................................................................................................................. 88
E6231 .................................................................................................................. 88
E6232 .................................................................................................................. 88
E6233 .................................................................................................................. 88
E6234 .................................................................................................................. 89
E6235 .................................................................................................................. 89
E6236 .................................................................................................................. 89
E6301 .................................................................................................................. 89
E6302 .................................................................................................................. 90
E6303 .................................................................................................................. 90
E6304 .................................................................................................................. 90
E6305 .................................................................................................................. 90
E7000 .................................................................................................................. 91
E7001 .................................................................................................................. 91
E7002 .................................................................................................................. 91
E7003 .................................................................................................................. 92
E7004 .................................................................................................................. 92
E7006 .................................................................................................................. 92
E7008 .................................................................................................................. 93
E7010 .................................................................................................................. 93
E7100 .................................................................................................................. 93
E7101 .................................................................................................................. 94
E7102 .................................................................................................................. 94
E7103 .................................................................................................................. 94
E7104 .................................................................................................................. 95
E7106 .................................................................................................................. 95
E7108 .................................................................................................................. 95
E7110 .................................................................................................................. 95
E7150 .................................................................................................................. 96
E7151 .................................................................................................................. 96
E7152 .................................................................................................................. 96
E7200 .................................................................................................................. 97
E7201 .................................................................................................................. 97
E7202 .................................................................................................................. 97
E7203 .................................................................................................................. 98
E7204 .................................................................................................................. 98
E7206 .................................................................................................................. 98
E7208 .................................................................................................................. 99
E7210 .................................................................................................................. 99
E7300 .................................................................................................................. 99
E7301 ................................................................................................................ 100
E7302 ................................................................................................................ 100
E7303 ................................................................................................................ 100
E7304 ................................................................................................................ 101
E7306 ................................................................................................................ 101
E7308 ................................................................................................................ 101
E7309 ................................................................................................................ 101
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E7310 ................................................................................................................ 102

I7350 ................................................................................................................. 102
I7351 ................................................................................................................. 102
I7352 ................................................................................................................. 103
E7353 ................................................................................................................ 103
E7400 ................................................................................................................ 103
E7401 ................................................................................................................ 104
E7402 ................................................................................................................ 104
E7403 ................................................................................................................ 104
E7404 ................................................................................................................ 105
E7406 ................................................................................................................ 105
E7408 ................................................................................................................ 105
E7409 ................................................................................................................ 105
E7410 ................................................................................................................ 106
E8000 ................................................................................................................ 106
W8002 ............................................................................................................... 106
W8003 ............................................................................................................... 107
E8005 ................................................................................................................ 107
W8006 ............................................................................................................... 107
E8007 ................................................................................................................ 108
E8008 ................................................................................................................ 108
E8020 ................................................................................................................ 108
W8030 ............................................................................................................... 108
E8031 ................................................................................................................ 109
E8032 ................................................................................................................ 109
E8033 ................................................................................................................ 109
E8050 ................................................................................................................ 110
W8500 ............................................................................................................... 110
W8501 ............................................................................................................... 110
W8502 ............................................................................................................... 110
W8503 ............................................................................................................... 111
E8510 ................................................................................................................ 111
E8511 ................................................................................................................ 111
E8512 ................................................................................................................ 112
E8513 ................................................................................................................ 112
E8514 ................................................................................................................ 112
E8515 ................................................................................................................ 112
E8516 ................................................................................................................ 113
E8517 ................................................................................................................ 113
E8518 ................................................................................................................ 113
W9010 ............................................................................................................... 113
W9011 ............................................................................................................... 114
W9012 ............................................................................................................... 114
W9013 ............................................................................................................... 115
W9014 ............................................................................................................... 115
W9015 ............................................................................................................... 116
W9022 ............................................................................................................... 116
W9023 ............................................................................................................... 117
W9024 ............................................................................................................... 117
E9102 ................................................................................................................ 118
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E9101 ................................................................................................................ 118

E9701 ................................................................................................................ 118
E9702 ................................................................................................................ 119
IFFFF ................................................................................................................. 119
Emergency operation .......................................................................................... 119
Parameter overview ........................................................................................... 120
Brightness nominal value .................................................................................... 120
Buzzer and blocktime-settings ............................................................................. 121
camera rotation ................................................................................................. 122
Settings for service PC ........................................................................................ 122
Control curve selection (FL/PFL) .......................................................................... 123
Foot Switch ........................................................................................................ 123
Laser ................................................................................................................. 123
Diamentor ......................................................................................................... 124
Error log ............................................................................................................ 124
Limitation of skindoserate (FL) ............................................................................ 124
Memoskop parameters overview ......................................................................... 125
Memoskop parameters User Setup ...................................................................... 125
Memoskop parameters fluoro .............................................................................. 127
Memoskop parameters IFL .................................................................................. 128
Memoskop parameters DR .................................................................................. 129
Memoskop parameters Subtraction ..................................................................... 129
Memoskop parameters ROADMAP ....................................................................... 131
Memoskop parameters display ............................................................................ 131
Memoskop parameters Hardcopy and VCR ........................................................... 132
Memoskop parameters Diamentor ....................................................................... 132
Memoskop parameters Date and Time ................................................................ 133
Memoskop parameters Special functions ............................................................. 133
Memoskop parameters Technical Setup ............................................................... 134
Screen display Slot diaphragm ............................................................................ 136
Parameters Doserate adjustments ...................................................................... 136
Doserate adjustment overview ........................................................................... 138
Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 01001 to 01416, with
board D1, part no. 30 99 632 .............................................................................. 138
Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBIL compact from serial no. 01417 to 01999 ....... 140
Screen display X-Iris ........................................................................................... 141
Settings for "STOP-MODE" .................................................................................. 142
Slot diaphragm ................................................................................................... 143
X-Iris ................................................................................................................. 143
Monitoring overview ........................................................................................... 144
Generator adjustment ........................................................................................ 144
KV offset adjustment .......................................................................................... 145
Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001 and SIREMOBIL
Iso-C ................................................................................................................. 146
Actual values ..................................................................................................... 148
Calibration overview ........................................................................................... 149
Camera rotation calibration ................................................................................ 149
Camera rotation, Adjustment actual value potentiometer ..................................... 151
Diamentor calibration ......................................................................................... 151
X-Iris calibration ................................................................................................. 152
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Calibration Screen display X-Iris .......................................................................... 153

Slot diaphragm calibration .................................................................................. 155
Correction of the 0 degree position of the slot diaphragm display ......................... 156
Calibration Screen display slot diaphragm ............................................................ 156
Tests overview ................................................................................................... 158
Cassette simulation ............................................................................................ 158
Internal tests ..................................................................................................... 159
Memoskop tests ................................................................................................. 159
Videomed DC tests ............................................................................................. 159
Download .......................................................................................................... 160
Download Memoskop C / C-E / SUB ..................................................................... 160
Download board D1 ............................................................................................ 160
Memoskop C-E, Keyboard emulation ................................................................... 161
Memoskop video frequency configuration ............................................................ 165
Memoskop, configuration to the number of existing monitors ............................... 165
Deleting Error log ............................................................................................... 166
Backup .............................................................................................................. 166
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· SIREMOBIL overview
· Error messages, general informations

Error classes
Error organization
Error messages
· Host 7-segment display

Host 7-segment display, error codes
Host 7-segment display, status messages
Host 7-segment display, standby messages
· Host, D1 service switches
· Parameter overview
Brightness nominal value
Buzzer and blocktime settings
Camera rotation
Control curve selection (FL/PFL)
Diamentor
Parameters Doserate adjustment
Error log
Foot switch
Laser
Limitation of skin dose rate (FL)
Screen display Slot diaphragm
Screen display X-Iris
Settings for "STOP-MODE"
Settings for Service PC
Slot diaphragm
X-Iris
Memoskop
· Calibration overview
Camera rotation
Diamentor
Slot diaphragm
X-iris
Memoskop
· Tests overview
Cassette simulation
Internal tests (not available for service)
Memoskop test
Videomed DC test
· Monitoring overview
Doserate adjustment overview
Generator adjustment
KV offset adjustment
Actual values
· Memoskop C / C-E
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Video frequency configuration

Configuration to the number of existing monitors
Memoskop C-E, Keyboard emulation
Memoskop test patterns
· Download
Download board D1
Download Memoskop C / C-E
· Backup
· Serial port
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SIREMOBIL overview
SIREMOBIL Iso-C / SIREMOBIL Compact

Overview
SIREMOBIL Compact
SIREMOBIL Iso-C
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Serial Port
Connecting cable: 99 00 440 RE999

(Null modem cable, 9pin cannon plugs )
Default settings:
Connection: COM1
Baudrate: 19200
FIFO: ON *)
*) For to turn ON select "Standard" in Start/ Settings/ Control Panel/ System/ Hardware/ Device Manager/
Ports/ COM1/ Properties/ Port Settings/ Advanced: Use FIFO
If needed, select another serial port during callup of the service program.
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Error messages, general informations
Error class
The SIREMOBIL Error classes are:

· Informations
· Warnings
· Errors
· Fatal Errors
Error organization
The SIREMOBIL Error messages are organized in:

· User console
· Host
· Memoskop
· Generator
· EEProm data checks
· Videomed DC
· Radiation release control
· Collimator, slot diaphragm
· Camera rotation Videomed DC
· Collimator X iris
· Diamentor (if present)
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Error Class
The SIREMOBIL Error classes are:

· I = Informations
· W = Warnings
· E = Errors
· F = Fatal Errors
· Informations:
Description: Operating error
Displayed on basic unit? no
Stored in Error Log? no (default service software setting)
Remarks For Unit observation, activate "Log warnings and infos"
See Error Log .
· Warnings:
Description: sporadic disturbance, no function limitations
Displayed on basic unit? no
Stored in Error Log? no ( default service software setting)
Remarks: For Unit observation, activate "Log warnings and infos"
See Error Log .
·
· Errors:
Description: disturbance, (strong) function limitations
Displayed on basic unit? yes
Stored in Error Log? yes
Remarks: Error reset possible,
in the case of Videomed DC actual brightness errors,
maybe "emergency operation" possible
· Fatal Errors:
Description: disturbance, Unit use not possible
Displayed on basic unit? yes
Stored in Error Log? yes
Remarks: If a fatal error will occur, radiation will stop immediately.
Error reset is possible.
see also Error organization
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D1 Software
· Boot software: The host starts with the boot software.

The boot software is stored in a unerasable area of the Flash Prom.
After the successful initialization routine and test of the D1
hardware, the user software is started.
Exceptions: User software not present, or
switch D1. S3.3 set to position ON.
See also Host 7-segment display, standby messages .
· User software: After the successful D1 hardware initialization,

the user software ist started.
The user software is stored in Flash PROMs.
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Using Download, the user software can be loaded into

the Flash PROMs via the service interface.
See also Host 7-segment display, standby messages .
· Download: Updating the user software using a service PC.

(Connect the service PC to the serial interface D1.
Start the service program and select the Download menu).
See also Download board D1.
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Error Organization
The SIREMOBIL errors are organized as follows and also used in the service pc:
Error code XYYZZ reference list
with X: Error class
with YY: integration to a component

YYZZ = 00ZZ User console messages
YYZZ = 01ZZ Host - User console messages
YYZZ = 10ZZ Host - Job control messages
YYZZ = 20ZZ Host Bios messages
YYZZ = 40ZZ Host - Memoskop messages
YYZZ = 45ZZ Memoskop information messages
YYZZ = 46ZZ Memoskop warning messages
YYZZ = 47ZZ Memoskop error messages
YYZZ = 48ZZ Memoskop fatal error messages
YYZZ = 49ZZ Host - Error classification error messages
YYZZ = 50ZZ Generator hardware messages
YYZZ = 60ZZ EEProm data checks - Error log
YYZZ = 61ZZ EEProm data checks - Generator
YYZZ = 611Z EEProm data checks - Info datas
YYZZ = 62ZZ EEProm data checks - Parameters
YYZZ = 63ZZ EEProm access error messages
YYZZ = 70ZZ Host - Slot diaphragm motor driver error messages
YYZZ = 71ZZ Host - Slot diaphragm rotation motor driver error messages
YYZZ = 72ZZ Host - Camera rotation motor driver error messages
YYZZ = 73ZZ Host - X-Iris motor driver error messages
YYZZ = 74ZZ Host - TV-Iris motor driver error messages
YYZZ = 80ZZ Host - Videomed DC messages
YYZZ = 85ZZ Videomed DC messages
YYZZ = 90ZZ Host - Radiation release control messages
YYZZ = 91ZZ Host - Collimator, slot diaphragm messages
YYZZ = 97ZZ Host - Diamentor messages (if diamentor is present)
YYZZ = FFFF Host - Power up message
and ZZ: error numbers within a component.
The component mentioned first registers the error and reports the error code to the host.
The host enters the error in the error memory.
According to Error class , the error is stored and/ or displayed on the user console.
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Host 7-segment display
The 7-segment display shows informations about the host:
These informations are divided into:

Error codes
Status messages
Standby messages
Error codes:
0 = Processor error D1.
1 = Checksum error boot code D1.
2 = RAM error D1.
4 = Watchdog error
8 = Telegram NAK error, serial port Service PC.
9 = Telegram overrun error, serial port Service PC.
C = Telegram checksum error, serial port Service PC.
P = Telegram parity error, serial port Service PC.
F = Telegram framing error, serial port Service PC.
b = Telegram break error, serial port Service PC.
E = AD converter error D1.
S = serial port to service pc defective.
L = CPU timer error
Status messages
1 = Checksum error boot code D1.
2 = RAM test D1 active.
3 = Checksum test user software D1 active.
4 = Watchdog test active.
6 = Internal messages
7 = Internal messages
d = Init EEProm
Standby messages
Circulating segment clockwise
Circulating segment counter clockwise
Horizontal segment, vertical jumping
Flashing middle horizontal segment
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Host 7-segment display, standby messages
The standby messages indicate the operating status of the host

after the end of the internal tests.
Circulating segment clockwise

Host user software started from flash prom.
User software is active, normal case.
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Circulating segment counter clockwise

Possible trouble: host boot software started from boot prom.
- Boot software is active, normal during Download.
- Normal in replacement boards with empty flash proms .
Possible help: Try Download Host.
D1 defective.
Horizontal segment, vertical jumping

Possible trouble: D1 service switch S3.3 in position "on".
- Boot software is active
- Download is possible.
Possible help: Start Download of the Host (if needed) or switch to "off".
Flashing middle horizontal segment

Possible trouble: D1 service switch S3.2 in position "on".
Download Memoskop is possible.
Possible help: Start Download of the Memoskop (if needed) or switch to "off".
See also
Host 7-segment display, error codes and
Host 7-segment display, status messages.
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Host 7-segment display, status messages
The messages 1 to 4, 6, 7 and "d" represent status messages of the host.

These are displayed only briefly in the normal case.
If the test was completed successfully, the processor jumps to the
next test. Once all tests are completed successfully, the momentarily
valid standby messages are output.
1= Checksum test boot software D1 active.

Host is testing the boot prom checksum.
2= RAM test D1 active.

Host is testing the RAM.
3= Checksum test user software D1 active.

Host is testing the flash prom checksum.
4= Watchdog test active.

Host is testing the watchdog timer.
6= Internal status message

Initializing message
7= Internal status message

Host is calculating the kV/mA curve
d= Init EEProm
Host is deleting the EEProm. The procedure takes about 5 minutes.
Only active, after the first download, if the board D1
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was changed and the EEProm on board D1 was not empty.

Attention !
Do not switch off the unit!
Do nit start other service activities!
Wait, till the 7 segment display is changing to
the normal standby messages (see standby messages).
If one of the status messages is displayed permanently, this test could

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Host 7-segment display, error codes
The messages 1 to 4 and 7 are displayed only briefly in the normal case
and represent only status messages . If these messages are displayed
permanently, the relevant test could not be ended successfully.
The message must therefore be assessed as an error message.
The messages 8 to C, F and P indicate errors of the serial interface to

the service PC.
If these messages are displayed only sporadically and briefly,
no further measures have to be taken.
Further information: see Host 7-segment display, standby messages.
The following error codes are displayed:
0= Processor error D1.

Possible trouble: Processor detects internal error.
Possible help: Test +5 V power pack
D1 defective.
1= Checksum error boot code D1.

Possible trouble: Processor detects checksum error of the boot prom.
D1 defective.
2= RAM error D1.

Possible trouble: Processor detects checksum error of the flash prom.
D1 defective.
4= Watchdog error
Possible trouble: Processor detects watchdog error.
Possible help: Jumper X98. 1-2 not plugged in.
D1 defective.
8= Telegram NAK error, serial port Service PC.

Possible trouble: If the boot prom is active, the serial interface to
the service PC is controlled by the boot software.
The host detects errors during the communication with the service PC.
Possible help: Sporadic: Interface cable defective.
Faults in the system.
Check service PC.
D1 defective.
9= Telegram overrun error, serial port Service PC.
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Check service PC.
D1 defective.
b= Telegram break error, serial port Service PC.

Check service PC.
D1 defective.
C= Telegram checksum error, serial port Service PC.

Check service PC.
D1 defective.
E= AD converter error D1.

Possible trouble: AD converter test could not be completed successfully.
Possible help: Check + 15 V / - 15 V power supplies.
D1 defective.
F= Telegram framing error, serial port Service PC.

Check service PC.
D1 defective.
L= CPU timer error

Possible trouble: Timer on D1 defective.
Possible help: D1 defective.
S= serial port to service pc defective.

Possible trouble: Serial interface to the service PC defective.
P= Telegram parity error, serial port Service PC.

Check service PC.
D1 defective.
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Host, D1 switches
The following switches are provided on the board D1:
Switch D1. S2 SS switch

ON: SS switch is on if LED V85 lights up.
Radiation release is possible.
OFF: The radiation generation of the
SIREMOBIL is disabled (for service).
However, if radiation is released, the error E5006 will occur.
DIP switch D1. S3 Default settings: All switches in position OFF
S3.1 Always in OFF position.
S3.2 OFF Normal position.

S3.2 ON Only Download Memoskop possible.
See also Download Memoskop.

S3.3 ON Prevents the user software starting,
boot software is active. Only Download board D1 possible.
See also Host 7-segment display, standby messages.

S3.4 ON DEMO mode, radiation is blocked.
SIREMOBIL otherwise ready for demonstration.
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Error messages
The SIREMOBIL error messages are organized as follows:

See also Error organization and Error classes.
· Error messages 00zz = User console messages

· Error messages 01zz = Host - User console messages
· Error messages 10zz = Host Job control messages
· Error messages 20zz = Host Bios messages
· Error messages 40zz = Host - Memoskop messages
· Error messages 45zz = Memoskop information messages
· Error messages 46zz = Memoskop warning messages
· Error messages 47zz = Memoskop error messages
· Error messages 48zz = Memoskop fatal error messages
· Error messages 49zz = Host - Error classification error message
· Error messages 50zz = Generator hardware messages
· Error messages 60zz = EEProm data checks - Error log
· Error messages 610z = EEProm data checks - Generator
· Error messages 611z = EEProm data checks - Info datas
· Error messages 62zz = EEProm data checks - Parameters
· Error messages 63zz = EEProm access error messages
· Error messages 70zz = Host - Slot diaphragm motor driver slot diaphragm
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· Error messages 71zz = Host - Slot diaphragm rotation motor driver slot
diaphragm rotation
· Error messages 72zz = Host - Camera rotation motor driver error messages
· Error messages 73zz = Host - X-Iris motor driver error messages
· Error messages 74zz = Host - TV-Iris motor driver error messages
· Error messages 80zz = Host - Videomed DC messages
· Error messages 85zz = Videomed DC messages
· Error messages 90zz = Host - Radiation release control messages
· Error messages 91zz = Host - Collimator, slot diaphragm messages
· Error messages 97zz = Host - Diamentor messages (if present)
· Error messages FFFF = Host - Power up message
· Error messages = Multispot error messages
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Multispot error messages
· The Multispot hardcopy camera error messages are only displayed in the Multispot camera front display.
· The error messages will not be stored in the SIREMOBIL error log.
You will find additional informations in the Multispot camera user manual.
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User console messages
E0001 User console no contact to host

F0002 User console internal error
W0003 User console internal watchdog reset
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Host - Job control messages
W1001 User console internal system error

W1002 Cassette switch pressed dur. radiation
W1003 Cassette switch released dur. radiation
I1004 User console reserve keycode 1
I1007 User console unknown keycode
I1008 User console ROADMAP pressed
I1009 User console SUB pressed
W1010 Foot switch parameter wrong configurated
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W1101 Operating system driver int. syst. error

W1102 Radiation release driver int. error
W1103 Gen. driver int. system error
W1104 Fluoro state machine int. system error
W1105 DR state machine internal system error
W1106 IDL state machine internal system error
E1107 Videomed DC radiation release timeout
E1108 Gen. learning internal system error
E1109 Dose adjustment internal system error
E1110 Cassette mode internal system error
E1111 Acquisition mode internal system error
E1112 Cassette switch simulation int. error
E1113 Operating mode not valid
E1114 Gen. learning routine int. error
W1115 Gen. learning user break
E1116 Diamentor adjustment routine int. error
E1117 KV Offset adjustment routine int. error
E1118 Memoskop timeout
E1119 Host - Memoskop dose reduction not received
E1120 RM state machine wrong state pointer
E1121 SUB statemachine wrong state pointer
E1122 3D statemachine wrong state pointer
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Host - User console messages
W0100 User console ACK timeout

W0101 User console Byte timeout
W0102 User console receive timeout
E0103 User console initialization timeout
E0112 User console does not answer
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Host - Bios messages
W2000 Undefined processor interrupt

E2001 System reboot after watchdog timeout
I2002 Invalid acquisition end interrupt
W2003 Serial port 0, invalid interrupt
W2004 Serial port 1, invalid interrupt
E2005 Videomed DC, ser. receive line error
E2006 Memoskop, ser. receive line error
E2007 User console, ser. receive line error
W2008 Service, ser. receive line error
E2010 Videomed DC, ser. port init not possible

E2011 Memoskop, ser. port init not possible
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E2012 User console, ser. port init not possible

E2013 Service, ser. port init not possible
E2020 Internal system error
W2030 User console serial port parity error
W2031 User console serial port overflow error
W2032 User console serial port framing error
W2033 Memoskop serial port parity error
W2034 Memoskop serial port overflow error
W2035 Memoskop serial port framing error
W2040 Host serial port buffer overflow
W2041 Host serial port buffer overflow
F2050 Host - filament configuration failed
F2051 Host - filament code corrupted
E2060 Host - ARC configuration failed
E2061 Host - ARC code corrupted
F2070 Host - ADC test failed
F2071 Host - ADC Busy too long
E2080 Host - powerfail signal active during bootup
F2105 Internal system error
W2600 Elapsed time meter initialization error
E2601 Elapsed time meter uncorrectable error
W2601 Elapsed time meter uncorrectable error
W2602 Elapsed time meter correctable error
E2603 EEProm area for elapsed time meter defective
W2604 Elapsed time meter writing not more possible
W2700 Host - powerfail signal active (sporadic)
F28zz Delay task internal debug messages
F29zz Delay task internal debug messages
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Host - Memoskop messages
W4009 Internal system error

W4013 Memoskop acq timeout
W4016 Memoskop wait telegram timeout
E4017 Memoskop busy signal timeout
E4018 Memoskop acq start signal timeout
W4020 Memoskop send timeout
E4021 Memoskop does not answer
E4024 Memoskop initialization timeout
W4027 Memoskop unexpected reset
E4028 Memoskop unexpected acq end signal
E4029 Memoskop unexpected acq. reset
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E4030 Memoskop acq. active w.o. start signal

E4031 Memoskop acq. too short time active
W4032 Memoskop acq. too short time active
E4040 Memoskop acq active dur. initialization
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Memoskop fatal error messages
F4808 Memoskop harddisk drive image datas lost

F4809 Memoskop battery ram failed
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Memoskop error messages
E4701 Memoskop corrupted patient directory

E4702 Memoskop hardcopy timeout error
E4703 Memoskop harddisk drive error
E4704 Memoskop hardware error
E4705 Memoskop harddisk drive not ready
E4709 Memoskop battery ram failed
E4710 Memoskop D/A 1 LUT error
E4711 Memoskop D/A 1 0V error
E4716 Memoskop memory 1 access failure
E4717 Memoskop memory LSN access failure
E4720 Memoskop no response from 3D PC
E4721 Memoskop communication error with 3D PC
E4722 Memoskop disk read or write error in 3D mode
E4723 Memoskop memory allocation error in 3D mode
E4724 Memoskop, error message from 3D PC received
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Memoskop warning messages
W4601 Memoskop no HS_ACK within timeout period

W4602 Memoskop realtime clock malfunction
W4606 Memoskop disk full
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Memoskop information messages
I4501 Memoskop disk transfer time too long

I4507 Memoskop no stored images
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Host error classification error message
E4999 Host received telegram with wrong error class
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Generator hardware messages
W5000 Gen. Cassette exposure user break

W5001 Gen. mAs actual value too low
W5002 Gen. Sirephos temp. value out of range
F5003 Gen. ref. voltage +10V out of range
F5004 Gen. Uz ist out of range
E5005 Gen. tried X-Ray on without LIH signal
E5006 Gen. tried X-Ray on without SS relais
E5007 Gen. IH max exceeded
F5010 Gen. filament inverter short circuit
F5011 Gen. main inverter short circuit
F5012 Gen. kV max exceeded
F5013 Gen. +15 V or -15 V out of tolerance
F5014 Gen. Sirephos max oil pressure exceeded
E5015 Gen. Sirephos temp. lower limit obtained
E5016 Gen. Sirephos max temp. exceeded
W5017 Gen. Sirephos temp. fast level change
E5018 Gen. kV offset below lower limit
E5019 Gen. kV/mA courve selection, int. error
F5030 Gen. tube current actual value too high
F5031 Gen. tube current actual value too low
F5032 Gen. high voltage actual value too high
F5033 Gen. high voltage actual value too low
E5034 Gen. IH actual value too high (standby)
E5035 Gen. IH actual value too low (standby)
E5080 Gen. learning pushfactor out of tolerance
E5081 Gen. learning internal error
E5090 Gen. Videomed DC not available
F5901 Gen. tried X-Ray on w.o. XRAY_query signal
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EEProm data checks overview
Error messages 60zz EEProm data checks - Error log

Error messages 61zz EEProm data checks - Generator
Error messages 611z EEProm data checks - Info datas
Error messages 62zz EEProm data checks - Parameters
Error messages 63zz EEProm access error messages
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EEProm data checks - Error log
E6000 Error log is not initialized

W6001 Error log, reading error
W6002 Error log, writing error
W6003 Error log, end marking not found
W6004 Error log, checksum error
W6005 Error log, correctable error
W6006 Error log, error could not be registrated
W6007 Error log, EEProm blocked
E6008 Error log, EEProm write failed
E6009 Error log, EEProm write failed
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EEProm data checks - Info datas
E6110 Infodatas checksum error
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EEProm data checks - Generator
E6100 Generator needs learning

E6101 Gen, kV offset out of range
E6102 Gen, push factor out of range
E6103 Gen, filament heat. factor out of range
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EEProm data checks - Parameters
E6200 Parameter checksum error
E6201 Param. Cam. rot. -180 deg. out of range

E6202 Param. Cam. rot. 0 deg. out of range
E6203 Param. Cam. rot. -180 deg. out of range
E6204 Param. Cam. rot. max position out of range
E6205 Param. X-iris min. pos. out of range

E6206 Param. X-iris max pos. out of range
E6207 Param. X-iris close pos. out of range
E6208 Param. X-iris full format pos. out of range
E6209 Param. X-iris zoom format pos. out of range
E6210 Param. X-iris cassette pos. out of range
E6211 Param. brightness nom. value out of range
E6212 Param. kV/mA curve normal wrong

E6213 Param. kV/ma curve push wrong
E6214 Param. settings for stop mode wrong
E6215 Param. Limit. of skindoserate wrong
E6216 Param. Buzzer/blocktime settings wrong

E6219 Param. Diamentor existing wrong

E6220 Param. Diamentor constant wrong
E6221 Param. Error log is wrong

E6222 Param. Laser existing is wrong
E6223 Param. Monitoring timeout is wrong

W6224 Param. Test enable is wrong
E6225 Param. Max error messages is wrong
E6231 Param. TV-Iris not plausible

E6232 Param. Zoom area factor out of range
E6233 Param. MID-HIGH Factor out of range
E6234 Param. MID-LOW Factor out of range
E6235 Param. Adjustment mode out of range
E6236 Param. Settings for Stop parameter out of range
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E6301 EEProm reading error

E6302 EEProm writing error
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E6303 EEProm reading blocked

E6304 EEProm writing blocked
E6305 EEProm writing failed
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Host - Slot diaphragm motor driver error messages
E7000 Slot diaphragm movement blocked

E7001 Slot diaphragm movement blocked
E7002 Slot diaphragm movement to wrong direction
E7003 Slot diaphragm movement to wrong direction
E7004 Slot diaphragm incremental encoder out of range
E7006 Slot diaphragm incremental encoder out of range
E7008 Slot diaphragm unexpected movement
E7010 Slot diaphragm, programmed limit exceeded
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Host - Slot diaphragm rotation motor driver error messages
E7100 Slot diaphragm rotation blocked

E7101 Slot diaphragm rotation blocked
E7102 Slot diaphragm rotation to wrong direction
E7103 Slot diaphragm rotation to wrong direction
E7104 Slot diaphragm rotation actual value out of range
E7106 Slot diaphragm rotation actual value out of range
E7108 Slot diaphragm rotation unexpected movement
E7110 Slot diaphragm rotation limits exceeded
E7150 Slot diaphragm rotation index not found
E7151 Slot diaphragm rotation 0 deg.. pos. not found
E7152 Slot diaphragm rotation unexpected position values
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Host - Camera rotation motor driver error messages
E7200 Camera rotation blocked

E7201 Camera rotation blocked
E7202 Camera rotation to wrong direction
E7203 Camera rotation to wrong direction
E7204 Camera rotation actual value out of range
E7206 Camera rotation actual value out of range
E7208 Camera rotation unexpected movement
E7210 Camera rotation limits exceeded
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Host - X-Iris motor driver error messages
E7300 X-Iris movement blocked

E7301 X-Iris movement blocked
E7302 X-Iris movement to wrong direction
E7303 X-Iris movement to wrong direction
E7304 X-Iris actual value out of range
E7306 X-Iris actual value out of range
E7308 X-iris unexpected movement
E7309 X-Iris wrong position
E7310 X-Iris limits exceeded
I7350 X-Iris stored positions not plausible
I7351 X-Iris monitor display values not accessible
I7352 X-Iris stored position values not accessible
E7353 X-Iris, I.I. format not plausible
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Host - TV-Iris motor driver error messages
E7400 TV-Iris movement blocked

E7401 TV-Iris movement blocked
E7402 TV-Iris movement to wrong direction
E7403 TV-Iris movement to wrong direction
E7404 TV-Iris actual value out of range
E7406 TV-Iris actual value out of range
E7408 TV-Iris unexpected movement
E7409 TV-Iris wrong position
E7410 TV-Iris limits exceeded
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Host - Videomed DC messages
E8000 VID DC initialization timeout

W8002 VID DC receive error
W8003 VID DC Internal system error
E8005 VID DC camera mode not confirmed
W8006 VID DC internal system error
E8007 VID DC no data transfer possible
E8008 VID DC no data transfer possible
E8020 VID DC unknown error
W8030 VID DC internal system error
E8031 VID DC brightness nominal value wrong
E8032 VID DC brightness nominal value rejected
E8033 VID DC brightness nominal value wrong
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E8050 VID DC, Service switch not in default position
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Videomed DC messages
W8500 VID DC parity error

E8510 VID DC act. brightness device error
E8511 VID DC manual gain out of range
E8512 VID DC black level out of range
E8513 VID DC video signal out of range
E8514 VID DC +5V digital out of range
E8515 VID DC -9V out of range
E8516 VID DC +5V analog out of range
E8517 VID DC +15V out of range
E8518 VID DC CCD sensor defective
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Host - Radiation release control messages
W9010 Radiation release conditions not allowed

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Host - Collimator, slot diaphragm messages
E9101 Slot diaphragm lift magnet too hot

E9102 Slot diaphragm lift magnet test failed
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Host - Diamentor messages
E9701 Diamentor High voltage error

E9702 Diamentor Wrong test value
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Host - Power up message
IFFFF Host - Power up message
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E0001
User console no communication to host

Possible trouble: User console recognized that the serial port to the host does not work.
Possible help: Check power supply.

Check user console connector and wires.
Check host 7-segment display.
D1 defective.
User console defective.
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F0002
User console internal system error

Possible trouble: User console recognized an internal RAM or EEProm error.

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W0003
User console Internal watchdog reset

Possible trouble: User console recognized an internal watchdog reset
Possible help: On sporadic entry in the error memory possibly

faults in the system.
Check power supply.
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W0100
User console ACK timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered communication error of the user console.

Check connection cable to the user console.
Check power supply.
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W0101
User console byte timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered communication error of the user console

Check shieldings to the user console.
Check power supply.
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User console receive timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered communication error of the user console
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Check power supply.
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E0103
User console initialization timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered a timeout of the user console
during initialization of the system.

Check connection cables to the user console.
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W0110

Possible trouble: Host registered an internal error.
Host software problem
Possible help: Internal debug message.
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W0111

Possible trouble: Host registered an internal system error.
Host software problem
Possible help: Faults in the system,

Internal debug message.
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W0113

Possible trouble: Host registered a telegram with unknown contents.
Host software problem.
Possible help: Faults in the system.

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W1001

Possible trouble: Host registered an internal system error.
Host software problem.

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W1002
Cassette switch pressed during radiation

Possible trouble: Cassette switch for direct exposure selection was
pressed during radiation.
Possible help: Operating error,

Check cables to the cassette switch for insulation damage.
Microswitch for direct exposure selection defective.
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W1003
Cassette switch released dur. radiation

Possible trouble: Cassette switch for direct exposure selection was
released during radiation.
Possible help: Operating error,

Cassette holder damaged mechanically.
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Check leads to the cassette switch for wire breakage.

Microswitch for direct exposure selection defective.
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I1004
User console reserve keycode 1

Possible trouble: Host registered reserved key code
on the user console.
Possible help: Sporadic: Communication error Host - User console.

Maybe user console defective.
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I1005

Possible trouble: Host registered reserve key code

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I1006

Possible trouble: Host registered reserve key code

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I1007
User console unknown keycode
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Possible trouble: Host registered unknown keyboard code on

the user console.
Host software error.

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I1008
User console ROADMAP pressed
Possible trouble: Host registered pressed key ROADMAP on

the user console, but no MEMOSKOP SUB present.
Possible help: User fault, no error.

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I1009
User console SUB pressed
Possible trouble: Host registered pressed key SUB on

the user console, but no MEMOSKOP SUB present.
Possible help: User fault, no error.

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W1010
Foot switch parameter wrong configurated

Possible trouble: Host registered a wrong configurated Foot switch.
Programmed is a single pedal, but radiation
was released from the second pedal.
Possible help: Check the parameter Foot switch and

programme it to the correct type (single pedal / double pedal).
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W1101
Operating system driver int. syst. error

Possible trouble: Host registered internal system error in the operating
system driver.

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W1102
Radiation release driver int. error

Possible trouble: Host registered internal system error in the driver
for radiation release.

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W1103
Gen. driver int. system error

Possible trouble: Host registered internal system error in the
host driver for the generator.

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W1104
Fluoro state machine int. system error

Possible trouble: Host registered internal system error in the software
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W1105
DR state machine internal system error


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IDL state machine internal system error


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E1107
Videomed DC radiation release timeout

Possible trouble: Host sends request for radiation release,
but the Videomed DC does not answer.
Possible help: Service switch of the Videomed DC in wrong position.

Check power supply for Videomed DC.
Videomed DC defective.
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E1108
Gen. learning internal system error

Possible trouble: Host started generator learning and an
internal system error occurred.

Execute generator learning once again.
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E1109
Dose adjustment internal system error

Possible trouble: Host started routine for dose rate setting,
and an internal system error occurred.

Perform dose rate setting once again.
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E1110
Cassette mode internal system error

control for executing direct exposure.
Software error D1

Perform direct exposure selection once again.
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E1111
Acquisition mode internal system error

Possible trouble: Host registered internal system error in the software control
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Possible help: Faults in the system, check shieldings.
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E1112
Cassette switch simulation int. error

Possible trouble: Host started routine for simulation of the cassette switch,
(direct exposure selection without attachment of the
cassette holder), and an internal system error occurred.
Host software error

Perform simulation of the cassette switch once again.
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E1113
Operating mode not valid

Possible trouble: Host registered invalid operating mode.
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E1114
Gen. learning routine int. error

Possible trouble: Host started routine for generator learning,
Host software error

Perform generator learning once again.
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Gen. learning user break
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Possible trouble: Host registered break of the generator

learning service routine.
Possible help: Operating error (radiation release switch

let go during generator learning).
Perform generator learning once again.
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E1116
Diamentor adjustment routine int. error

Possible trouble: Host started service routine for Diamentor adjustment,
(area dose product - measuring device) and an internal
system error occurred.

Perform Diamentor adjustment once again.
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E1117
KV Offset adjustment routine int. error

Possible trouble: Host started routine for setting the kV offset,

Perform kV offset adjustment once again.
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E1118
Memoskop timeout
Possible trouble: Host registered Memoskop timeout.

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E1119
Host - Memoskop dose reduction not received
Possible trouble: Host did not receive the dose reduction

from the Memoskop, but was waiting for.

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E1120
RM state machine wrong state pointer

control for the RM state machine.
Internal system error.

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E1121
SUB statemachine wrong state pointer

control for the SUB statemachine.

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3D statemachine wrong state pointer

control for the 3D statemachine.
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W2000
Undefined processor interrupt

Possible trouble: Host registered an undefined processor interrupt,
hardware error D1.

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E2001
System reboot after watchdog timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered a system reboot,
The watchdog on D1 triggered the reboot (system overload).

Check power supply (voltage and ripple).
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I2002
Invalid acquisition end interrupt

Possible trouble: Even though the Memoskop acq end line is not active,
the host registers level changes on this line.
Possible help: Faults in the system, check shieldings of the acq end line.
Check shieldings to the single tank.
Check shieldings of the board D2.
Check shieldings of the monitor carriage.
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W2003
Serial port 0, invalid interrupt

Possible trouble: The module for the serial interface to the Videomed DC
and service registered an invalid interrupt.
Possible help: Faults in the system, check shieldings of the serial

interface. Possibly D1 defective.
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W2004
Serial port 1, invalid interrupt

Possible trouble: The module for the serial interface to the console
and to the Memoskop registered an invalid interrupt.
Possible help: Faults in the system, check shieldings of the

serial interfaces. Possibly D1 defective.
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E0112
User console does not answer

Possible trouble: Host sent 3 telegrams to the user console,
but this did not answer.

Possibly user console or D1 defective.
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E2005
Videomed DC, ser. receive line error

Possible trouble: The receive line has a constant level.
Possible help: Check receive line between D1 and Videomed DC.

Check service switches on D4.
In normal use, all switches s1 to S8 should be set to OFF.
Possibly D4 or D1 defective.
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E2006
Memoskop, ser. receive line error

Possible help: Check connector "X-Ray Interface" at the Memoskop.

Check receive line between D1 and Memoskop.
Check contact pins of connector X10 (Monitor cart cable)
With installed option DICOM Bridge or 3D Reconstruction,
check the Y-cable.
Possibly wires broken.
Possibly Memoskop or D1 defective.
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E2007
User console, ser. receive line error

Possible help: Check receive line between D1 and user console.

Possibly user console or D1 defective.
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W2008
Service, ser. receive line error

Possible help: Check receive line between D1 and service interface.

Possibly service-PC, serial interface or D1 defective.
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E2010
Videomed DC, ser. port init not possible
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Possible trouble: The initialization of the serial interface D1 - Videomed DC

is not possible.
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E2011
Memoskop, ser. port init not possible

Possible trouble: The initialization of the serial interface D1-Memoskop is
not possible.
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E2012
User console, ser. port init not possible

Possible trouble: The initialization of the serial interface D1 - user console
is not possible.
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E2013
Service, serial port init not possible

Possible trouble: The initialization of the serial interface D1 - service interface
îs not possible.
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E2020
Internal system error

Possible trouble: Error queue overflow.
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. Host software error.

Overloaded system.
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W2030
User console serial port parity error
Possible trouble: Host registered a parity error of the host

serial port. (Host - User console)
Possible help: Check shieldings.

Check cables.
Board D1 defective.
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W2031
User console serial port overflow error
Possible trouble: Host registered an overflow error of the host


Check cables.
Board D1 defective.
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W2032
User console serial port framing error
Possible trouble: Host registered a framing error of the host


Check cables.
Board D1 defective.
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W2033
Memoskop serial port parity error
Possible trouble: Host registered a parity error of the Host

serial port. (Host - Memoskop)

Check cables.
Board D1 defective.
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W2034
Memoskop serial port overflow error

Possible trouble: Host registered an overflow error of the Host

Check cables.
Board D1 defective.
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W2035
Memoskop serial port framing error
Possible trouble: Host registered a framing error of the Host


Check cables.
Board D1 defective.
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W2040
Host serial port buffer overflow
Possible trouble: Host registered a buffer overflow of the host

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Possible help: Internal system error

Board D1 defective.
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W2041
Host serial port buffer overflow
Possible trouble: Host registered a buffer overflow of the host

Possible help: Internal system error

Board D1 defective.
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F2050
Host - filament configuration failed
Possible trouble: During power up, the filament configuration

failed.
Possible help: Board D1 defective.
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F2051
Host - filament code corrupted
Possible trouble: During power up, the host registered a

corrupted filament code.
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E2060
Host - ARC configuration failed
Possible trouble: During power up, the ARC encoder
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(motor positioning system)

configuration (Software code) failed.
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E2061
Host - ARC code corrupted
Possible trouble: During power up, the host registered a

corrupted ARC encoder code.
(Motor positioning system)
Possible help: Try download.

Board D1 defective.
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F2070
Host - ADC tests failed
Possible trouble: The AD Converter configuration

(Software code) failed.
Possible help: Check the voltage supply M14 (+/-15V)

Check cables from voltage supply M14 to board D1
M14 defective
Board D1 defective.
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F2071
Host - ADC Busy too long
Possible trouble: The AD Converter on board D1 did not

deactivate the ADC busy signal.
The analog signals cannot longer be digitalized.
Possible help: Try download.

Board D1 defective.
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E2080
Host - powerfail signal active during bootup
Possible trouble: The powerfail signal was active during bootup.
Possible help: Check powerfail signal wire (from power supply M14)
Power supply M14 defective
Board D1 defective.
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F2105

Possible trouble: System queue overflow.
. Host software error.
Overloaded system.
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F2106

Possible trouble: Generator queue overflow
Host software error
Overloaded system
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F2201

Possible trouble: Host software error.
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F2202

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F2401

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F2402

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W2600
Elapsed time meter initialization error

Possible trouble: New board D1: no fault.
Possible help: no action necessary.
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W2601
Elapsed time meter uncorrectable error

Possible trouble: The elapsed time meter is uncorrectable deleted.
It will be set to 0.
Possible help: Sporadic: no action necessary.

Permanent: board D1 defective.
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E2601
Elapsed time meter uncorrectable error

Possible trouble: The elapsed time meter is uncorrectable deleted.
It will be set to 0.
Possible help: Sporadic: no action necessary.

Permanent: board D1 defective.
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W2602
Elapsed time meter correctable error

Possible trouble: If the SIREMOBIL is switched off
exactly at the time when the elapsed time meter
was updated, this error comes up.
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E2603
EEProm area for Elapsed time meter defective

Possible trouble: The EEProm area for the Elapsed time meter is defective.
Possible help: Sporadic: no action necessary

Permanent: Board D1 defective.
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W2604
Elapsed time meter writing not more possible

Possible trouble: After an elapsed time of more than 83200 hours,
the elapsed time meter stops. That is necessary
because the maximum EEProm write cycles are reached.
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W2700
Host - powerfail signal active (sporadic)
Possible trouble: The powerfail signal was active for less than 300ms.
Possible help: Check mains powerline.

Check connector X10.
Check power supply M14.
Check powerfail wire and it´s connector pins.
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F28zz
Delay task internal debug messages

Possible trouble: This group of error messages (from w2800 to W2899)
are internal debug messages.
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F29zz
Delay task internal debug messages

Possible trouble: This group of error messages (from W2900 to W2999)
are internal debug messages.
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W4009

Possible trouble: Host registered internal system error in the software control
for the communication with the Memoskop.

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W4013
Memoskop acq timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered timeout of the Acq end task.

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W4016
Memoskop wait telegram timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered timeout of the wait telegram task.

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E4017
Memoskop busy signal timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered timeout of the busy telegram task,
Possible help: Sporadic: Faults in the system.

Memoskop timing too slow.
Continuous: D1 - Memoskop software version not compatible
Memoskop defective.
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E4018
Memoskop acq start signal timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered timeout of the acquisition start signal task.
Possible help: Sporadic: Faults in the system.

Memoskop overloaded.
Continuous: D1 - Memoskop software version not compatible
Check timing between Memoskop start signal (D1.X10.27)
and Memoskop acquisition signal (D1.X10.26).
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Time offset must be < 40 ms (in fluoroscopy).

Possibly Memoskop or D1 defective.
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W4020
Memoskop send timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered timeout of the send task.

Internal debug messages.
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E4021
Memoskop does not answer

Possible trouble: Host repeats a task 3 times, error E4021 is then entered.
Possible help: If the Memoskop C / CE 100 / C-MOD / C-SUB / C-SUB &MOD was replaced, try
"Erase Harddisk".
(Memoskop, Technical setup, menu "Diagnostics" - "Erase Harddisk")
Note: Ask your customer before you start erasing !
All images will be lost !
Check for additional error messages E2006 and E4024.
Possibly Memoskop defective.
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E4024
Memoskop initialization timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered a timeout of the Memoskop during the
initialization of the system
Waiting time for the Memoskop reporting exceeded.
Possible help: Check the reset switch at the Memoskop.

With installed option "DICOM Bridge" or "3D Reconstruction":
- Check the programmed Bridge delay (Memoskop Technical setup).
If present, disconnect the external "SCSI" cable from the Memoskop.
Disconnect the "X-Ray Interface" cable from the Memoskop.
Reboot the Memoskop.
- If the Memoskop is still not working, try Download of the Memoskop.
- Possibly Memoskop defective.
- If the Memoskop is working, possibly D1 defective.
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Additional info: See Memoskop Service software help file, "Check

communication".
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W4027
Memoskop unexpected reset

Possible trouble: Host registered unexpected reset of the Memoskop.
Possible help: Memoskop has reset itself independently.

Check Memoskop.
Check connection cables to the Memoskop.
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E4028
Memoskop unexpected acq end signal

Possible trouble: Host registered unexpected acq end signal of the Memoskop.
Possible help: For failure investigation check the error log for additional error messages.
Check faults on the Memoskop acquisition cable (D1.X10.27).
Check Memoskop.
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E4029
Memoskop unexpected acq. reset

Possible trouble: Host registered unexpected acq. reset
Possible help: Check faults on the Memoskop acquisition cable (D1.X10.27).

Check Memoskop.
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E4030
Memoskop acq. active without start signal
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Possible trouble: Host registered acq. signal, before start signal is active.

Check Memoskop.
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E4031
Memoskop acq. too short time active

Possible trouble: Host registered the acq. signal, but only for a too short time.
(10% below the calculated time)

Check Memoskop.
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W4032
Memoskop acq. too short time active

Possible trouble: Host registered the acq. signal, but only for a too short time.
(10% below the calculated time)
Possible help: Following error.

Check for additional VIDEOMED DC errors (e.g. E8000)
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E4040
Memoskop acq. active dur. initialization

Possible trouble: Host registered active level on the acquisition line
of the Memoskop.
Possible help: Check faults on the Memoskop acquisition line (D1.X10.27).

Check Memoskop.
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I4501
Memoskop disk transfer time too long

Possible trouble: Memoskop registered a timeout during the image transfer
of the harddisk drive.
Possible help: Memoskop harddisk drive or harddisk controller

busy or defective
Check Memoskop.
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I4507
Memoskop no stored images

Possible trouble: There are no stored images, but the operator
tied to select one.
Possible help: no fault, no action necessary.
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W4601
Memoskop no HS_ACK within timeout period

Possible trouble: The Memoskop registered a timeout
of the signal HS_ACK.
Possible help: Sporadic: timing problems Memoskop - Host.

Continuos: check cables to Memoskop.
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W4602
Memoskop realtime clock malfunction

Possible trouble: The realtime clock sent a wrong date or time.
Possible help: Set the realtime clock, date and time to the correct values.
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If not possible, Memoskop defective.
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W4606
Memoskop disk full

Possible trouble: The harddisk drive is full, all stored images are protected.
Possible help: Unprotect images.
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E4701
Memoskop corrupted patient directory

Possible trouble: The Memoskop registered a corrupted patient directory,
Possible help: Normal after download of the Memoskop.

Format harddisk drive.
(see Memoskop technical setup, CTRL + T)
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E4702
Memoskop hardcopy timeout error

Possible trouble: With Viking interface:
The Memoskop registered a viking interface hardcopy timeout failure
Possible help: Select the Memoskop Technical Setup (CTRL + T) and

programme the Viking interface to "NO".
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E4703
Memoskop harddisk drive error

Possible trouble: The Memoskop registered a harddisk drive problem.
Possible help: Try erase of the MEMOSKOP harddisk.
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Note: Ask your customer before you start erasing !

All images will be lost !
Memoskop defective.
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E4704
Memoskop hardware error

Possible trouble: The Memoskop registered a internal hardware error.
Possible help: Memoskop defective.
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E4705
Memoskop harddisk drive not ready

Possible trouble: The Memoskop registered a harddisk drive problem.
Possible help: Operator fault.

If the image transfer buttons or the "All Pat" button were
pressed during startup of the Memoskop, this error comes up.
Wait till the SIREMOBIL initialization is
finished completely. ( > 30 seconds)
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E4709
Memoskop battery ram failed

Possible trouble: During the selftest, the Memoskop registered a
battery ram error.
The Memoskop parameters will be set to the default values.
Possible help: Sporadic: check the Memoskop parameters.

Continuos: Memoskop defective.
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E4710
Memoskop D/A 1 LUT error

digital to analog converter (Monitor A video output) failure.
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E4711
Memoskop D/A 1 0V error

digital to analog converter (Monitor A video output) failure.
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E4712

digital to analog converter (Monitor B video output) failure.
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E4713

digital to analog converter (Monitor B video output) failure.
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E4714

Possible trouble: During the selftest, Memoskop registered a
digital to analog converter failure.
(Hardcopy / Video tape recorder video output)
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E4715

digital to analog converter failure.
(Hardcopy / Video tape recorder video output)
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E4716
Memoskop memory 1 access failure

memory access failure.
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E4717
Memoskop memory 1 LSN access failure

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E4718

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E4719

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E4720
Memoskop no response from 3D PC

Possible trouble: The Memoskop registered an communication error with the 3D PC
Possible help: Is the 3D PC running?

Check the 3D PC and restart the system.
Check connectors Memoskop - 3D PC
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E4721
Memoskop communication error with 3D PC

Possible trouble: The Memoskop received an unknown or corrupted telegram code
Possible help: Check the cables and shieldings.
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E4722
Memoskop disk read or write error in 3D mode

Possible trouble: The Memoskop registered a harddisk drive problem during 3D mode (3 times)
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E4723
Memoskop memory allocation error in 3D mode

Possible trouble: Internal software error
Possible help:
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E4724
Memoskop, error message from 3D PC received

Possible trouble: The 3D PC reported an error message.
Possible help: Check the error log files of the 3D PC
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F4808
Memoskop harddisk drive image datas lost

Possible trouble: The Memoskop harddisk drive lost image datas.
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F4809
Memoskop battery ram failed

Possible trouble: The Memoskop battery ram test failed. All user parameters
will be set to the default values.
Possible help: Sporadic: The user setup must be programmed new.

Continuos: Memoskop defective.
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E4999
Host received telegram with wrong error class

Possible trouble: The Host received a telegram with wrong error class.
Possible help: Fault in the system

Internal debug message
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W5000
Gen. Cassette exposure user break

Possible trouble: During direct exposure, the radiation switch was released.
Possible help: Operating error or

radiation switch (hand switch) defective.
Check cable of the handswitch.
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W5001
Gen. mAs actual value too low

Possible trouble: In direct exposure, despite maximum exposure time, the
selected mAs value was not reached, or the exposure was
ended prematurely.
Possible help: Check line resistance.

Operating error.
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W5002
Gen. Sirephos temp. out of range

Possible trouble: Single tank temperature outside the valid range.
Possible help: In combination with E5015: Check temperature sensor cable for breakage.
In combination with E5016: Check temperature sensor cable for short circuit.
Possibly hardware error D1.
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F5003
Gen. ref. voltage +10V out of range

Possible trouble: The reference voltage +10V for the analog circuits of the
generator deviate by more than 1 % from the nominal value.
Possible help: Check +15V power supply on board D1.

D1 defective.
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F5004
Gen. Uz ist out of range

Possible trouble: The unregulated intermediate circuit voltage is outside
+200V to +320V.
Possible help: Check voltage Uz on board D1.

Measuring divider: 50 V corresponds to 1 V line voltage
wrongly programmed on transformer T1.
Check fuse D2/F1 and D2/F2.
D1 defective.
D2 defective.
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E5005
Gen. tried X-Ray on without LIH signal
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Possible trouble: Generator attempts radiation without active LIH signal.
Possible help: Hardware error on board D1.
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E5006
Gen. tried X-Ray on without SS relais

Possible trouble: Generator attempts radiation with SS relay switched off.
Possible help: D1, switch S2 in wrong position.

D1 defective.
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E5007
Gen. IH max exceeded

Possible trouble: Generator exceeded maximum filament current.
Possible help: Actual value acquisition on D1 defective.

D1 defective.
D2 defective.
Sirephos defective (filament transformer).
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F5010
Gen. filament inverter short circuit

Possible trouble: Filament circuit inverter has short circuit.
Possible help: Filament circuit defective (board D2).
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F5011
Gen. main inverter short circuit

Possible trouble: Main inverter has short circuit.
Possible help: Main inverter defective (board D2).
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F5012
Gen. kV max exceeded

Possible trouble: The maximum KV values were exceeded.
Possible help: KV actual value acquisition defective (board D1).

Possibly board D2 defective.
Oscilloscope + KV and - KV. Values must be symmetrical.
(Measuring divider: 10 KV corresponds to 1 V).
With asymmetric KV values check actual value cables,
possibly Sirephos defective.
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F5013
Gen. +15 V or -15 V out of range

Possible trouble: The +15V or -15V power supply of the generator is
outside the tolerance band.
Possible help: Check +15V and -15V power supply.

Switching power supply defective.
Check supply lines of the power supply to board D1.
D1 defective.
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F5014
Gen. Sirephos max oil pressure exceeded

Possible trouble: The oil pressure switch on the Sirephos has responded.
Possible help: Temperature of the Sirephos too high.

Check oil pressure switch.
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Check cables to the oil pressure switch.

In the case of defective oil pressure switch, replace the Sirephos.
Monitoring of the oil pressure switch defective (board D1).
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E5015
Gen. Sirephos temp. lower limit obtained

Possible trouble: Single tank temperature lower temperature range not reached
(< 5 deg. Celsius).
Possible help: In combination with E5002: Check temperature sensor cable

for interruption.
Temperature of the Sirephos < 5 deg. Celsius - unallowable
operating temperature.
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E5016
Gen. Sirephos max temp. exceeded

Possible trouble: Single tank temperature maximum temperature range exceeded
(> 75 deg. Celsius).
Possible help: In combination with E5002: Check temperature sensor cable for
short circuit.
Temperature acquisition defective (board D1).
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W5017
Gen. Sirephos temp. fast level change

Possible trouble: Temperature acquisition on D1 registered abrupt temperature
changes.
Possible help: Wrongly determined AD value.

Possibly D1 defective.
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E5018
Gen. kV offset below lower limit

Possible trouble: The KV offset is below the valid value range.
Possible help: Perform automatic KV offset adjustment

or generator learning.
If unsuccessful: D1 or D2 defective.
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E5019
Gen. kV/mA courve selection, int. error

Possible trouble: Generator registered the selection of an inadmissible
KV/mA curve.
Possible help: Check parameters for KV/ma curves.

D1 defective.
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F5030
Gen. tube current actual value too high

Possible trouble: Actual tube current (Iroe_ist) too high.
Possible help: Sirephos tube arcing, Sirephos no longer high-voltage-proof. .

Measure Iroe_ist at D1."mA".
Check actual value cables.
Measured value acquisition on D1 defective.
Sirephos defective.
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F5031
Gen. tube current actual value too low

Possible trouble: Actual tube current (Iroe_ist) too low.
Possible help: Measure Iroe_ist at D1. "mA".

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Check filament circuit cables (short circuit or interruption).
Sirephos defective.
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F5032
Gen. high voltage actual value too high

Possible trouble: Actual high voltage (sum voltage KV I) too high.
Possible help: Try KV offset adjustment / Generator adjustment.

Measure KV I at D1 (measuring divider 20 kV corresponds to 1 V).
Oscilloscope + KV and - KV. Values must be symmetrical
(measuring divider: 10 KV corresponds to 1 V).
With asymmetrical KV values, check actual value cables,
possibly Sirephos defective.
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F5033
Gen. high voltage actual value too low

Possible trouble: Actual high voltage (KV I) too low.
Possible help: Try KV offset adjustment / Generator adjustment.

Measure KV I at D1.
Check line resistance.
Check connection terminals.
Sirephos defective.
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E5034
Gen. IH actual value too high (standby)

Possible trouble: Actual filament current (IH_ist) in standby mode too high.
Possible help: Measure IH_ist at D1.

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E5035
Gen. IH actual value too low (standby)

Possible trouble: Actual filament current (IH_ist) in standby mode too low.
Possible help: Measure IH_ist at D1.

Measured value acquisition on D1 defective,
possibly D2 defective.
Filament broken.
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E5080
Gen. learning pushfactor out of tolerance

Possible trouble: During generator learning a pushfactor value out of the
tolerance limits was set.
Possible help: Check the kV offset adjustment.

Switch off the unit and
repeat generator learning.
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E5081
Gen. learning internal error

Possible trouble: During generator learning the internal exposure counter
was uncorrect set.
Possible help: Internal software error.

Switch off the unit and
repeat generator learning.
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E5090
Gen. Videomed DC not available

Possible trouble: Generator recognized Videomed DC error.
If the Videomed DC is defective and no contact to
it is possible, this error will be stored after each radiation.
Possible help: For failure investigations, check the error log for additional
error messages.
Check Power supply Videomed DC.
Check Videomed DC serial port.
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F5901
Gen. tried X-Ray on without XRAY_query signal

Possible trouble: Generator attempts radiation but the signal
XRAY_query was not present.
Software error D1.

Sirephos defective
D1 defective.
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E6000
Error log is not initialized
Possible trouble: D1 is new and EEProm is empty.

Normal after change of the Board D1.
Possible help: After exchange of the board D1: no actions necessary.

Continuos: Change board D1.
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W6001
Error log, reading error
Possible trouble: EEProm error log could not be read.
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Possible help: Sporadic : timing problem,

no actions necessary.
Continuous: change board D1.
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W6002
Error log, writing error
Possible trouble: Error datas could not be written and stored in the EEProm.

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W6003
Error log, end marking not found
Possible trouble: EEProm error log end marking was not found.
The error log will be reorganized.
Maybe the error log is lost.

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W6004
Error log, checksum error
Possible trouble: EEProm error log checksum is not correct.

Maybe the error log datas are lost.

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W6005
Error log, correctable error
Possible trouble: EEProm error log recognized a correctable error.

No error datas will be lost.
Possible help: Sporadic : Power off during writing to the error log.
No actions necessary.
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W6006
Error log, error could not be registrated
Possible trouble: An error could not be registrated and could not be

stored in the error log.
This error datas will be lost.
Possible help: Sporadic : timing problems,

Continuous: change D1.
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W6007
Error log, EEProm blocked
Possible trouble: An error could not be registrated and could not be

stored in the error log.
Possible help: Software corrupted or software error

Try download.
Go to Contents view
E6008
Error log, EEProm write failed
Possible trouble: An error could not be stored in the error log.

78 / 166
Possible help: Board D1 defective
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E6009
Error log, EEProm write failed
Possible trouble: An error could not be stored in the error log.

This error comes up, if the error E6008
could not be stored in the error log.
Possible help: Board D1 defective
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E6100
Generator needs learning
Possible trouble: The following generator learning datas are invalid: .

kV offset.
Push factor,
Filament heating factor.
Possible help: Start Generator learning.
Go to Contents view
E6101
Generator, kV offset out of range
Possible trouble: The kV offset is out of range .
Go to Contents view
E6102
Generator, push factor out of range
Possible trouble: The push factor is out of range .
79 / 166
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E6103
Generator, filament heating factor out of range
Possible trouble: The kV offset is out of range .
Go to Contents view
E6110
Infodata checksum error
Possible trouble: The infodata checksum , stored in the EEProm is wrong.
Possible help: Sporadic : timing problems,

Continuous: change D1.
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E6200
Parameter checksum error
Possible trouble: The EEProm checksum for the parameter area is wrong
Possible help: Load / reload parameter file to EEProm.

If not possible: change D1.
See also Parameter overview
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E6201
Parameter Camera rotation -180 deg. out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for camera rotation

-180 degree position is out of range.
80 / 166
Possible help: Adjust / readjust camera rotation.

Camera rotation mechanic faults.
Camera actual value uncorrect (potentiometer...)
Maybe D1 defective.
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E6202
Parameter Camera rotation 0 deg. out of range

0 degree position is out of range.

Maybe D1 defective.
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sites
E6203
Parameter Camera rotation +180 deg. out of range

+180 degree position is out of range.

Maybe D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E6204
Parameter Camera rotation max position out of range

maximum position (+220 degree position / -220 degree position)
is out of range.
81 / 166

Maybe D1 defective.
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E6205
Parameter X-iris minimal position out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for x-iris minimal position

(mechanical end position)
is out of range.
Possible help: Adjust / readjust x-iris

X-iris mechanic faults.
X-iris actual value not correct (potentiometer...)
Maybe D1 defective.
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E6206
Parameter X-iris maximum position out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for x-iris maximum position

(mechanical end position)
is out of range.
Possible help: Adjust / readjust x-iris.

Maybe D1 defective.
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E6207
Parameter X-iris close position out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for x-iris close position

(smallest size if the x-iris will be closed with the x-iris close button)
is out of range.
82 / 166

Maybe D1 defective.
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E6208
Parameter X-iris full format position out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for x-iris full format position
(II full format size)
is out of range.

Maybe D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E6209
Parameter X-iris zoom format position out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for x-iris zoom format position
(II zoom format size)
is out of range.

Maybe D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E6210
Parameter X-iris cassette exposure position out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for x-iris cassette exposure position
is out of range.

83 / 166
Maybe D1 defective.
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E6211
Parameter brightness nominal value out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for brightness nominal value

is out of range.
Possible help: Set the parameter brightness nominal value.

See also Parameter overview.
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E6212
Parameter kV / mA curve normal wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for kv / mA curve normal

is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter kv / mA curve normal to a correct value.

The programmed curves are described in the user manual.
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E6213
Parameter kV / mA curve push wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for kv / mA curve push

is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter kv / mA curve push to a correct value.

The programmed curves are described in the user manual.
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E6214
Parameter settings for stop mode wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for settings for stop mode
is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter settings for stop mode to a correct value.
Go to Contents view
E6215
Parameter Limitation of skindoserate wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Limitation of skindoserate

is wrong.
Possible help: DHHS countries: Adjust / readjust the limitation of skindoserate.

Other countries: Set the value to 50. (no limitation)
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E6216
Parameter Buzzer and blocktime settings wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Buzzer and blocktime settings,
Buzzer/Blocking Timing, is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter Buzzer and blocktime settings,

Buzzer/Blocking timing to a correct value.
( depending on the national regulations.)
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E6217
Buzzer Mode (FL/IFL/DR), is wrong.
85 / 166
Buzzer Mode (FL/IFL/DR) to a correct value.

Go to Contents view
E6218
Buzzer mode (CEX) is wrong.

Buzzer mode (CEX) to a correct value.
CEX = Cassette Exposure
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E6219
Parameter Diamentor existing wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Diamentor,

Diamentor existing, is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter Diamentor, Diamentor existing to a correct value.
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E6220
Parameter Diamentor constant wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Diamentor,

Constant is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter Diamentor to the correct value.

(Qt x Kg)
Readjust the Diamentor.
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E6221
Parameter Error log is wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Error log is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter Error log to a correct value.

Go to Contents view
E6222
Parameter Laser existing is wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Laser existing is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter Laser, Laser existing to the correct value.
Go to Contents view
E6223
Parameter Monitoring timeout is wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Monitoring timeout is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter Monitoring timeout to the correct value.
Go to Contents view
W6224
Parameter Test enable is wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Test enable is wrong.

This parameter is only for internal debug routines and
cannot be set from service engineers.
Possible help: no action necessary, if this parameter is wrong, it will be

automatically set to a valid value.
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E6225
Parameter Max error messages is wrong
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for maximum errors is wrong.
Possible help: Set the parameter Maximum errors to the correct value.
See also Parameter overview , Settings for service PC
Go to Contents view
E6231
Parameter TV-Iris position not plausible

Possible trouble: The EEProm datas for TV-Iris opening are not plausible.
Possible help: Readjust the doserate.

See also Doserate adjustment.
Go to Contents view
E6232
Parameter Zoom area factor out of range

Possible trouble: The EEProm data for zoom area factor is out of range.
Possible help: Set the parameter Zoom factor to the correct value.
See also Parameter Dose adjustment
Go to Contents view
E6233
Parameter MID-HIGH Factor out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for MID-HIGH factor is out of range.
Possible help: Set the parameter MID-HIGH Factor to the correct value.
Go to Contents view
88 / 166
E6234
Parameter MID-LOW Factor out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for MID-LOW factor is out of range.
Possible help: Set the parameter MID-LOW Factor to the correct value.
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E6235
Parameter Adjustment mode out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm data for Adjustment mode is out of range.
Possible help: Set the parameter Adjustment mode to the correct value.
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E6236
Parameters Settings for "STOP MODE" out of range
Possible trouble: The EEProm datas Settings for "STOP Parameter" are out of range.
Possible help: Set the parameters Settings for Stop parameter to the correct values.
See also Parameters Dose adjustment, , Parameters X-Iris or Parameters
Camera rotation.
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E6301
EEProm reading error
Possible trouble: The processor system tried reading dates from the EEProm
outside the addressable EEProm size.
Possible help: internal system error, internal debug message.
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89 / 166
E6302
EEProm writing error
Possible trouble: The processor system tried writing dates to the EEProm
outside the addressable EEProm size .
Possible help: internal system error, internal debug message
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E6303
EEProm reading blocked
Possible trouble: The processor system tried reading dates from the EEProm
but reading was not possible.
Possible help: internal system error, internal debug message.

try rebooting
maybe board D1 defective
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E6304
EEProm writing blocked
Possible trouble: The processor system tried to write datas to the EEProm
but could not.
Possible help: Sporadic: internal system error, internal debug message

try rebooting
Continuous: Board D1 defective
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E6305
EEProm writing failed
Possible trouble: The processor system tried to write datas to the EEProm
but could not.
90 / 166
Possible help: internal system error, internal debug message

try rebooting
maybe board D1 defective
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E7000
Slot diaphragm movement blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the slot diaphragm motor,

but the actual value did not change.
Possible help:
Sporadic: Slot diaphragm mechanic needs too much force.
Actual value increment disk defective.
Actual value increment disk mechanically blocked.
Check wires.
D1 defective.
Permanent: See Error E7001.
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E7001
Slot diaphragm movement blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the slot diaphragm motor,

Possible help: Slot diaphragm mechanically blocked.

Actual value increment disk defective.
Actual value increment disk mechanically blocked.
Check wires.
D1 defective.
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E7002
Slot diaphragm movement to wrong direction
Possible trouble: The host detected a movement of the

slot diaphragm to the wrong direction.
Possible help: Motor wires wrong connected.

Check motor wires.
Cable harness, pins wrong connected.
Incremental encoder wrong connected.
91 / 166
Board D1 defective.
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E7003
Slot diaphragm movement to wrong direction

slot diaphragm to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Incremental encoder wrong connected.
Board D1 defective.
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E7004
Slot diaphragm incremental encoder out of range
Possible trouble: The increment / decrement counter of the slot diaphragm

positioning system is below the minimum value.
Possible help: Slot diaphragm moved by hand ?

Wrong slot diaphragm parameters.
Incremental encoder defective or wrong connected.
Board D1 defective.
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E7006
Slot diaphragm incremental encoder out of range
Possible trouble: The increment / decrement counter of the slot diaphragm

positioning system is above the maximum value.

Wrong slot diaphragm parameters.
Incremental encoder defective or wrong connected.
Board D1 defective.
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E7008
Slot diaphragm unexpected movement
Possible trouble: The slot diaphragm motor was off,

but the positioning system detected a movement.

Motor driver short circuit, board D1 defective.
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E7010
Slot diaphragm, programmed limit exceeded
Possible trouble: The slot diaphragm exceeded the programmed limit
Possible help: Slot diaphragm moved by hand?

Check the programmed slot diaphragm parameters
Check the slot diaphragm adjustment.
Check the incremental encoder wires.
Incremental encoder defective.
Board D1 defective.
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E7100
Slot diapragm rotation blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the slot diapragm rotation,

Possible help:
Sporadic: Slot diaphragm mechanic needs too much force.
Lifting magnet blocked.
Actual value potentiometer defective.
Actual value potentiometer mechanically blocked.
Check wires.
D1 defective.
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93 / 166
E7101
Slot diaphragm rotation blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the slot diaphragm rotation,

Possible help: Slot diaphragm mechanic needs too much force.

Lifting magnet blocked.
Check wires.
Collimator defective.
D1 defective.
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E7102
Slot diaphragm rotation to wrong direction

slot diaphragm rotation to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Actual value potentiometer wrong connected.
Board D1 defective.
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E7103
Slot diaphragm rotation to wrong direction

slot diaphragm rotation to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Board D1 defective.
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94 / 166
E7104
Slot diaphragm rotation actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the slot diaphragm rotation
is below the minimum value. (AD converter value)
Possible help: Slot diaphragm rotation moved by hand ?

Wrong slot diaphragm rotation parameters.
Actual value potentiometer defective or wrong connected.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7106
Slot diaphragm rotation actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the slot diaphragm rotation
is above the maximum value. (AD converter value)

Wrong slot diaphragm rotation parameters.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7108
Slot diaphragm rotation unexpected movement
Possible trouble: The slot diaphragm rotation was not activated,

but the system detected a movement.

Lifting magnet driver short circuit, board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7110
Slot diaphragm rotation limits exceeded
Possible trouble: The slot diaphragm rotation exceeded the programmed limit
95 / 166
Possible help: Slot diaphragm moved by hand?

Check the programmed slot diaphragm rotation parameters
Check the slot diaphragm rotation adjustment.
Check the incremental encoder wires.
Incremental encoder defective.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7150
Slot diaphragm rotation index not found
Possible trouble: The slot diaphragm rotation index position was not found
during initialization.
Possible help: Check the index switch

Check the index switch wires.
Check the motor.
Check the motor wires.
Check the mechanical movement.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7151
Slot diaphragm rotation 0 degr. pos. not found
Possible trouble: The slot diaphragm rotation 0 degree position

was not found during initialization.
Possible help: Check the mechanical movement.

Check the motor.
Check the actual value potentiometer wires.
Check the actual value potentiometer.
Board D1 defective.
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E7152
Slot diaphragm rotation unexpected position values

Possible trouble: The host started the slot diaphragm rotation movement,
but the position values did not change.
Possible help: Check incremental encoder.
96 / 166
Check incremental encoder wires.

Check the motor.
D1 defective.
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E7200
Camera rotation blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the camera rotation,

Possible help:
Sporadic: Camera rotation, mechanic needs too much force.
Cable drum is blocking the camera rotation.
Check wires.
D1 defective.
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E7201
Camera rotation blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the camera rotation,

Possible help: Camera rotation, mechanic needs too much force.

Cable drum is blocking the camera rotation.
Check wires.
Camera rotation (I.I. optical system) defective.
D1 defective.
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E7202
Camera rotation to wrong direction

camera rotation rotation to the wrong direction.
97 / 166

Check motor wires.
Board D1 defective.
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E7203
Camera rotation to wrong direction

camera rotation rotation to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7204
Camera rotation actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the camera rotation
Possible help: Camera rotation moved by hand ?

Wrong camera rotation parameters.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7206
Camera rotation actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the camera rotation

Wrong camera rotation parameters.
Board D1 defective.
98 / 166
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E7208
Camera rotation unexpected movement
Possible trouble: The camera rotation was not activated,


Go to Contents view
E7210
Camera rotation limits exceeded
Possible trouble: The camera rotation exceeded the programmed limit
Possible help: Camera rotation moved by hand?

Check the programmed camera rotation parameters
Check the camera rotation adjustment.
Board D1 defective.
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E7300
X-Iris blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the X-Iris movement,

Possible help:
Sporadic: X-Iris, mechanic needs too much force.
Check wires.
D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
99 / 166
E7301
X-Iris blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the X-Iris movement,

Possible help: X-Iris, mechanic needs too much force.

Check wires.
Collimator defective.
D1 defective.
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E7302
X-Iris movement to wrong direction

X-Iris to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7303
X-Iris movement to wrong direction

X-Iris to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Board D1 defective.
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E7304
X-Iris actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the X-Iris
Possible help: X-Iris moved by hand ?

Wrong X-Iris parameters?
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7306
X-Iris actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the X-Iris

Wrong X-Iris parameters programmed?
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7308
X-Iris unexpected movement
Possible trouble: The X-Iris movement was not activated,


Go to Contents view
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E7309
X-Iris wrong position

Possible trouble: If the error 7300 to 7308 were detected, this error is
displayed after each radiation release.
101 / 166
User warning:
The user must delete this error
before radiation can be released again.
Possible help: For more informations, read out the previous error messages.
Check the X-Iris adjustment.
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E7310
X-Iris limits exceeded
Possible trouble: The X-Iris exceeded the programmed limit
Possible help: X-Iris moved by hand?

Check the programmed X-Iris parameters
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
sites
I7350
X-Iris stored positions not plausible
Possible trouble: The X-Iris position values are not plausible
Possible help: Check the programmed X-Iris parameters

Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
I7351
X-Iris screen display values not accessible
Possible trouble: The X-Iris screen display values cannot be read.
Possible help: Check the programmed X-Iris screen display parameters

Check the X-Iris screen display adjustment.
102 / 166
Type of Memoskop does not support the

X-Iris screen display functions.
Parameter value for Type of diaphragm wrong set.
Board D1 defective.
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I7352
X-Iris stored position values not accessible
Possible trouble: The X-Iris position values cannot be read.

Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7353
X-Iris, I.I. format not plausible
Possible trouble: The X-Iris values for I.I format are not plausible.

Board D1 defective.
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E7400
TV-Iris movement blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the TV-Iris movement,

Possible help:
Sporadic: TV-Iris, mechanic needs too much force.
Check wires.
D1 defective.
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103 / 166
E7401
TV-Iris movement blocked
Possible trouble: The host activated the TV-Iris movement,

Possible help: TV-Iris, mechanic needs too much force.

Check wires.
TV-Iris (I.I. optical system) defective.
D1 defective.
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E7402
TV-Iris movement to wrong direction

TV-Iris to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
sites
E7403
TV-Iris movement to wrong direction

TV-Iris to the wrong direction.

Check motor wires.
Board D1 defective.
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104 / 166
E7404
TV-Iris actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the TV-Iris
Possible help: TV-Iris moved by hand ?

Wrong doserate parameters.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
E7406
TV-Iris actual value out of range

Possible trouble: The actual value of the TV-Iris

Wrong doserate parameters.
Board D1 defective.
Go to Contents view
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E7408
TV-Iris unexpected movement
Possible trouble: The TV-Iris movement was not activated,


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E7409
TV-Iris wrong position
105 / 166
Possible trouble: If the error 7400 to 7408 were detected, this error is
displayed after each radiation release.
User warning:
The user must delete this error
before radiation can be released.
Possible help: For more informations, read out the previous error messages.
Check the doserate adjustment.
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E7410
TV-Iris limits exceeded

Possible trouble: The limits for the TV-Iris movement were exceeded.
Possible help: Check programmed parameters

Check doserate adjustment.
Check actual value potentiometer.
Check actual value potentiometer wires.
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E8000
Videomed DC initialization timeout

Possible trouble: Host registered timeout during initialization of the
Videomed DC.
Possible help: Check power supply of the Videomed DC.

Check cables to the Videomed DC.
Possibly Videomed DC or D1 defective.
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W8002
Videomed DC receive error

Possible trouble: Host registered a receive timeout of the Videomed DC.
Possible help: For sporadic entry in the error memory possibly

Check connection cable to the Videomed DC.
106 / 166
Check power supply of the Videomed DC.
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W8003
Videomed DC Internal system error

Possible trouble: Host registered unknown ID of the Videomed DC.

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E8005
Videomed camera mode not confirmed

Possible trouble: Host registered no acknowledgement of the Videomed DC
on operating mode selection.
Possible help: DIP switch of the Videomed DC in wrong position.

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W8006

Possible trouble: Host registered communication error of the Videomed DC

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E8007
Videomed DC no data transfer possible

Possible trouble: Host registered the failure of the Bright Actual
telegrams of the Videomed DC.
Possible help: Host selects KV Stop automatically

Emergency operation of the system may possible.
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E8008
Videomed DC no data transfer possible

Possible trouble: Host registered the failure of the Bright Actual
telegrams of the Videomed DC.

Go to Contents view
E8020
Videomed DC unknown error

Possible trouble: Host registered unknown error number of
the Videomed DC.
Possible help: Internal debug message.
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W8030

Possible trouble: Host registered communication error of the
Videomed DC.
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E8031
Videomed DC brightness nominal value wrong

Possible trouble: Host sent the brightness nominal value but the VIDEOMED DC answered
with another brightness nominal value.

Check parameter brightness nominal value.
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E8032
Videomed DC brightness nominal value rejected

Possible trouble: Host sent the brightness nominal value but the
VIDEOMED DC rejected it.

Communication problems.
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E8033
Videomed DC brightness nominal value wrong

Possible trouble: VIDEOMED DC sent an incorrect brightness nominal value
to the host.

Communication problems.
109 / 166
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E8050
VID DC, Service switch not in default position
Possible trouble: If the VIDEOMED DC service switch D4.S301.1 to D4.S301.8

are not in position off, this error occurs.
Possible help: Set all to position off.
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W8500
Videomed DC parity error

Possible trouble: Videomed DC reports parity error.

Go to Contents view
W8501

Possible trouble: The Videomed DC records the wrong order
of messages.
Possible help: Sporadically: Internal system errors - check

the connection cables/ Videomed DC-D1.
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W8502

Possible trouble: The Videomed DC records a message not
defined.
110 / 166

the connection cables /Videomed DC-D1.
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W8503

Possible trouble: The Videomed DC records a message
with a wrong content.

the connection cables/ Videomed DC-D1.
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E8510
Videomed DC act. brightness device error

Possible trouble: Videomed DC Bright Actual value acquisition defective.

Go to Contents view
E8511
Videomed DC manual gain out of range

Possible trouble: Videomed DC automatic adjustment of the manual gain
not possible or outside the valid tolerance band.

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111 / 166
E8512
Videomed DC black level out of range

Possible trouble: Videomed DC black level of the video signal
outside the valid tolerance band.
Possible help: Check black level in the video signal of the camera.
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E8513
Videomed DC video signal out of range

Possible trouble: Videomed DC B signal in the BAS outside
the valid tolerance range.
Possible help: Check video cable between Videomed DC and Memoskop

Check 75 ohm termination of the Videomed DC.
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E8514
Videomed DC +5V digital out of range

Possible trouble: Videomed DC +5V power supply for the digital part
outside the valid tolerance range.

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E8515
Videomed DC -9V out of range

Possible trouble: Videomed DC -9V power supply for analog circuits
outside the valid tolerance range.
112 / 166

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E8516
Videomed DC +5V analog out of range

Possible trouble: Videomed DC +5V power supply for the analog
circuits outside the valid tolerance range.

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E8517
Videomed DC +15V out of range

Possible trouble: Videomed DC +15V power supply for the analog
circuits outside the valid tolerance range.

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E8518
Videomed DC CCD sensor defective

Possible trouble: Videomed DC CCD Sensor defective.
Possible help: Test LED for test of the Videomed DC defective or

CCD sensor defective.
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W9010
Radiation release conditions not allowed
113 / 166
Possible trouble: Release conditions for radiation release are not fulfilled.
Error detected with radiation.
SW RELEASE signal active, but neither HAND/MANUAL
or FOOT signal detected
Possible help: Error in the radiation release circuit.

Check the supply voltage +15V at board D3 (D30).
Check the signals SW RELEASE, HAND/MANUAL and FOOT
(see circuit diagram, page RADIATION RELEASE).
If the signal SW RELEASE is active (approx. +5V), board D3 (D30) is defective.
If the signal SW RELEASE is not active (<0.5V), board D1 is defective.
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W9011

Error detected without radiation.
SW RELEASE signal active, but neither HAND/MANUAL
nor FOOT signal detected

Check the supply voltage +15V at board D3 (D30).
Check the signals SW RELEASE, HAND/MANUAL and FOOT
(see circuit diagram, page RADIATION RELEASE).
If the signal SW RELEASE is active (approx. +5V), board D3 (D30) is defective.
If the signal SW RELEASE is not active (<0.5V), board D1 is defective.
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W9012

Error detected during radiation.
HAND/MANUAL signal detected but no SW RELEASE signal detected

Check hand switch (D3/D30, LED V12).
Without active hand switch (LED V12 dark), check the signals
SW RELEASE, HAND/MANUAL and FOOT
(see circuit diagram page RADIATION RELEASE)
If the signal HAND/MANUAL is active (approx. +5V), board D3 (D30) is defective.
If the signal HAND/MANUAL is not active (<0.5V), board D1 is defective.
With activated hand switch (LED V12 lights),

check the signals SW RELEASE, HAND/MANUAL and FOOT
(see circuit diagram page RADIATION RELEASE).
If the signal HAND/MANUAL is active (approx. +5V) and the
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signal SW RELEASE is active (approx. +5V), check the wires D3 (D30).X2 to

D1.X6.
Also possible: D1 is defective.
signal SW RELEASE is not active (<0,5V), D3 (D30) is defective.
If the signal HAND/MANUAL is not active (<0,5V), D3 (D30) is defective.
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W9013

HAND/MANUAL signal detected but no SW RELEASE signal detected

Check hand switch (D3, LED V12).
Without active hand switch (LED V12 dark), check the signals
SW RELEASE, HAND/MANUAL and FOOT
(see circuit diagram page RADIATION RELEASE)
If the signal HAND/MANUAL is active (approx. +5V), board D3 (D30) is defective.
If the signal HAND/MANUAL is not active (<0.5V), possibly board D1 is defective.
With activated hand switch (LED V12 lights),

check the signals SW RELEASE, HAND/MANUAL and FOOT
(see circuit diagram page RADIATION RELEASE).
signal SW RELEASE is active (approx. +5V), check the wires D3 (D30).X2 to
D1.X6,
possibly D1 is defective.
signal SW RELEASE is not active (<0,5V), D3 (D30) is defective.
If the signal HAND/MANUAL is not active (<0,5V), D3 (D30) is defective.
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W9014

FOOT signal (from left foot pedal) detected, but no SW RELEASE signal detected.

Check left foot switch (D3, LED V10).
Without activated foot switch (D3 / D30, LED V10 is dark),

check the signals SW RELEASE and FOOT
(see circuit diagram, page RADIATION RELEASE)
If the signal FOOT is active (approx. +5V), D3 (D30) is defective.
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With activated left foot switch (D3/D30, LED V10 lights),

check the signals SW RELEASE and FOOT.
If the signal FOOT is active (approx. +5V) and the
signal SW RELEASE is active (approx. +5V),
check the wires D3 (D30).X2 to D1.X6, possibly D1 defective.
If the signal FOOT is active (approx +5V) and the
signal SW RELEASE is not active (<0,5V) then
measure at D3 (D30). X5.2.
If you measure approx. +15V with activated foot switch, D3 (D30) is defective.
If you measure <+12V with activated foot switch, the foot switch is defective
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W9015

FOOT signal (from left foot pedal) detected, but no SW RELEASE signal detected.


With activated left foot switch (D3/D30, LED V10 lights),

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W9022

Error detected during boot up.
Possible help: If the error W9022 is stored without additional error messages:
User fault: Footswitch released during boot up.
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Maybe foot or hand switch defective.

Check hand switch (D3 / D30, LED V12)
Check cables of the hand switch for short circuit or wire breakage.
Check foot switch (Left pedal D3 / D30, LED V10 and right pedal D3 / D30, LED
V30)
Check cables of the foot switch for short circuit or wire breakage.
If additional error messages are stored (Error messages W9010 to W9024),
search and read the error message descriptions of the additional error message.
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W9023

FOOT signal (from right foot pedal) detected, but no SW RELEASE signal
detected.


With activated right foot switch (D3/D30, LED V10 lights),

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W9024

FOOT signal (from right foot pedal) detected, but no SW RELEASE signal
detected.

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With activated right foot switch (D3/D30, LED V10 lights),

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E9102
Slot diaphragm lift magnet test failed

Possible trouble: During initialization, the slot diaphragm lift magnet
is tested. If the test failed, this error message will be displayed
Possible help: Check mechanical movement.

check lift magnet voltage
Lift magnet defective
D1 defective
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E9101
Slot diaphragm lift magnet too hot

Possible trouble: Slot diaphragm adjustment was performed too frequently
in a short time.
Possible help: Maintain cool-down phase.
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E9701
Diamentor High voltage error
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Possible trouble: Diamentor reports missing high voltage for measuring

chamber.
Possible help: Check +15V power supply.

Check cable to the measuring chamber for short circuit.
Diamentor defective.
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E9702
Diamentor Wrong test value

Possible trouble: Host reports wrong test value for Diamentor.
Possible help: Check +15V power supply.

Adjust Diamentor.
Check parameters for Diamentor for correctness.
Diamentor defective.
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IFFFF
Power up message
This information is entered into the error memory only if
the SIREMOBIL registered another error message.
The entry serves for the storage of date and time.
Exception: Memoskop is off or defective. The date and time
will then be set to 0.
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Emergency operation
In case of faulty communication of the brightness nominal value or

the brightness actual value of the Videomed DC to the host,
KV STOP is automatically selected. The manual KV setting is still possible.
The following error messages force this emergency mode:
E8007 Videomed DC no data transfer possible

E8008 Videomed DC no data transfer possible
E8031 Videomed DC brightness nominal value wrong
E8032 Videomed DC brightness nominal value rejected
E8033 Videomed DC brightness nominal value wrong
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Parameter overview
The basic settings of the SIREMOBIL are stored

as parameters and can be read or edited with the service PC.
The individual parameters are grouped into parameter groups.
The following parameter groups can be selected:
· Brightness nominal value

· Buzzer and blocktime settings
· Camera rotation
· Control curve selection (FL/PFL)
· Diamentor
· Dose adjustment
· Error log
· Foot switch
· Laser
· Limitation of skin dose rate (FL)
· Screen display X-Iris
· Screen display Slot Diaphragm
· Settings for "STOP-MODE"
· Settings for Service PC
· Slot diaphragm
· X-Iris
Note: After adjustments or changes of parameters,

these must be stored onto disk.
See also Backup.
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Brightness nominal value
· Brightness nominal value
The dose rate control (and TV Iris mode and AGC, after reaching the generator limit)
controls to the brightness nominal value.
Caution! The brightness nominal value may not be changed!

In case of changes, the dose rate must be set new!
Typical value: 35
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Buzzer and blocktime-settings
The following parameters are grouped in this parameter group:
· Buzzer / blocking timing Time until acoustic signal sounds and respectively
the radiation is switched off automatically.
· Buzzer mode (FL/IFL/DR) Acoustic signal during fluoroscopy yes/ no
· Buzzer mode (CEX) Acoustic signal during or after direct exposure
Description:
· Buzzer / blocking timing:

Selectable values:
4,5min / no blocking The buzzer sounds after 4.5 minutes radiation time in the
fluoroscopy operating modes.
The buzzer can be reset by hand.
There is no forced shutdown of radiation.
This sequence repeats every 5 minutes radiation time.
4,5min / 5min The buzzer sounds after 4.5 minutes radiation time in the
fluoroscopy operating modes. If the buzzer is reset by hand,
there is no forced shutdown of the radiation. If the buzzer is not
reset by hand, there is forced shutdown of the radiation after
5 minutes radiation time.
This process is repeated every 5 minutes.
9,5min / 10min The buzzer sounds after 9.5 minutes radiation time in the
This process is repeated every 10 minutes.
5min / 10min The buzzer sounds after 5 minutes radiation time in the
This process is repeated every 5/10 minutes.
· Buzzer mode (FL/IFL/DR):

Selectable values:
Buzzer off No buzzer sounds during radiation in the fluoroscopy operating
modes.
Buzzer on The buzzer sounds (pulsed) during radiation in the fluoroscopy
operating
modes.
· Buzzer mode (CEX):

Selectable values:
During exposure In direct exposure, the buzzer sounds during radiation.
After exposure In direct exposure, the buzzer sounds after the exposure
for about 1 second.
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camera rotation
· +180 degree position Position value for the +180 degree position
· 0 degree position Position value for the 0 degree position
· -180 degree position Position value for the -180 degree position
· Rotation limit (degree) end position (near the mechanical limits)
· SPEED HIGH Parameter for motor speed (high) of the Camera rotation.
Values from 0 (motor off) to 10 (maximum speed) are possible.
(Default value: 8)
· SPEED LOW Parameter for motor speed (low) of the Camera rotation.
Values from 0 (motor off) to 10 (maximum speed) are possible.
(Default value: 4)
Adjustment of the camera rotation: see Calibration overview or camera rotation.
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Settings for service PC
· Max # of errors to show With a lot of stored error messages, stored in the
error memory (>500 entries)
the transmission from the host to the service pc can
take several minutes.
In order to obtain shorter transmission times
during troubleshooting, you can programme the
number of error messages to be transmitted with this
parameter to between 10 and 1000 error entries.
Always the newest error messages will be transmitted.
Default value: maximum 1000 error entries are
transmitted.
This parameter has no effect on the maximum number of
errors
which can be stored in the EEProm of the host.
The maximum number of errors which will be stored is
always 1000.
· Monitoring timeout (sec) Serves for adaption to the service pc used.

If error messages occur during Generator adjustment or
other
adjustment procedures, increase the value of the
Monitoring timeout parameter.
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Control curve selection (FL/PFL)
Note: The parameter are only used for compatibility to the

SIREMOBIL Compact, serial numbers <2000.
These parameters are not used with SIREMOBIL Compact from serial number 02001
and SIREMOBIL Iso-C.
See MEMOSKOP Parameters, User Setup.
The following parameters are grouped into this parameter group:
· Curve normal KV/mA curve for the fluoroscopy operating modes, normal mode.
(Default value: HC1)
· Curve push KV/mA curve for the fluoroscopy operating modes, high contrast.
(Default value: HC2)
The following selection values are available for both parameters:
LD (max. 3mA) SIREMATIC LD Description see operating instructions

S1 (max. 3mA) SIREMATIC S1 Description see operating instructions
S2 (max. 5mA) SIREMATIC S2 Description see operating instructions
HC1 (max 4,7mA) SIREMATIC HC1 Description see operating instructions
HC2 (max. 8mA) SIREMATIC HC2 Description see operating instructions
IOD (max. 8.9mA) SIREMATIC "Iodine" Description see operating instructions
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Foot Switch
There are 2 different types of foot switches available.

In the case of change, the correct type
of foot switch must be programmed.
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Laser
Existing parameter
Laser existing
Selectable values: no No laser targeting device installed.
yes Laser targeting device is installed;
for retrofits, programme the laser targeting
device.
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Diamentor
· Diamentor existing
· Constant (Qt x Kg)
Description:
· 1. Diamentor existing
Selectable values:
no No Diamentor present.
yes Diamentor present.
·
· 2. Constant (Qt x Kg)
Read the chamber constant value (KG) of the measuring
chamber.
Read the unit constant value (QT) of the board D13.
Calculate the product Qt x Kg and enter the result.
See also Calibration overview or Diamentor calibration.
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Error log
Parameters provided:
Log warnings and infos

Selectable values: No Error messages with the error class of
warnings and infos are not stored in the
error log (default programming).
Yes Error message with the error class of
warnings and infos are stored additionally
in the error log (for system observation).
See also Error Class.

See also Deleting error log
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Limitation of skindoserate (FL)
Note: Only requested in the area of validity of the DHHS regulations.
Parameters provided:
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Max. mA at 110kV (x10)
The maximum tube current at 110 kV is entered here.

Necessary for limiting the maximum skin dose (DHHS countries).
The value must be entered in 1/10 mA. (3mA = 30; 5mA = 50).
Determining the value to be programmed: see service instructions.
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Memoskop parameters overview
User Setup
Note: The parameters can be changed by the
keyboard (if present) of the MEMOSKOP. (Press CTRL and U)
For Memoskop C-E without keyboard: see Memoskop C-E, Keyboard emulation.
For more informations we refer to the User manual.
Technical Setup
Note: The parameters can be changed by the
keyboard (if present) of the MEMOSKOP. (Press CTRL and T and enter the password)
The Technical setup is secured with a password.
We refere to the OPSIS password list SIREMOBIL Compact.
For Memoskop C-E without keyboard: see Memoskop C-E, Keyboard emulation.
For more informations we refer to the Service manual.
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Memoskop parameters User Setup
Note: These parameters are only available with

SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001 and with SIREMOBIL Iso-C.
For SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 01417 to 01999: see SIREMOBIL Compact user manual.
Operating mode Parameters
FLUOROSCOPY
· Program name
· Dose rate
· Sirematic normal
· Sirematic push
· Noise reduction low
· Noise reduction high
· Auto LIH disk transfer
· Disk transfer rate
· Delete this program
PULSED FLUOROSCOPY
· Program name
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· Dose rate
· Sirematic normal
· Sirematic push
· Dose reduction low (Frames/s)
· Dose reduction high (Frames/s)
· Auto transfer each image
DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY
· Program name
· Dose rate
· Auto disk transfer
SUBTRACTION
· Program name
· Subtraction
· Dose rate
· Landmark
· Video signal at the documentation output
· Image display
· Phase B1: Duration of the phase B1
· Disk transfer rate
· Phase B2: Disk transfer rate
ROADMAP
· Program name
· Subtraction
· Dose rate
· Landmark
· Video signal at documentation output
· Image display
VCR Output
Hardcopy Release
Text Monitor
Split Screen
Display of time
Set Date / Time
Hospital Name
Storage of dose on disk
Dose on hardcopy output
SMPTE Test pattern
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Rename
Erase unprotected Patients
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Memoskop parameters fluoro
· Program name There are 5 programs available.

Each program can be renamed at customers request
· Dose rate 3 doserate values can be selected.

Selectable values: Can be programmed at customers request.
Low, Mid, High
· Sirematic normal 6 different KV/mA curves can be selected.

LD, S1, S2, HC1,
HC1, HC2, Iod
· Sirematic push 6 different KV/mA curves can be selected.

LD, S1, S2, HC1,
HC1, HC2, Iod
· Noise reduction low (LED of the button for noise reduction selection is ON).
Selectable values:
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, Can be programmed at customer's request.
MD1, MD2
· Noise reduction high (LED of the button for noise reduction selection is OFF).
Selectable values:
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, Can be programmed at customer's request.
MD1, MD2
· Disk transfer rate Disk transfer rate in frames/second. Default value: 0

Selectable values:
0, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Can be programmed at customer's request

Selectable values:
no The LIH image is displayed, but not stored onto disk,
after fluoroscopy (default programming).
yes The LIH image is displayed and stored onto disk
after fluoroscopy.
· Delete this program Note for Memoskop C-SUB, software version 4VB00C0:
Do not delete an operating mode program!
The Memoskop C-SUB shows error messages and
the Memoskop parameter set must be reprogrammed to
the factory default values.
Pay attention that all parameters of the Memoskop must be
reprogrammed to the customer specific values.
Use the Memoskop service program.
Selectable values:
no No action, normal mode
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yes All parameters behind this program will be deleted.

Default values will be reprogrammed.
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Memoskop parameters IFL


Low, Mid, High
· Sirematic normal 6 different KV/mA curves can be selected.

LD, S1, S2, HC1,
HC1, HC2, Iod
· Sirematic push 6 different KV/mA curves can be selected.

LD, S1, S2, HC1,
HC1, HC2, Iod
· Noise reduction low (LED of the button for noise reduction selection change).
Selectable values:
4, 8, 16 Can be programmed at customer's request.
· Dose reduction low (LED of the button for kV/mA curve selection change).
Selectable values:
low, mid, high Can be programmed at customer's request.
· Noise reduction high (LED of the button for noise reduction selection change).
Selectable values:
4, 8, 16 Can be programmed at customer's request.
· Dose reduction high (LED of the button for kV/mA curve selection change).
Selectable values:
low, mid, high Can be programmed at customer's request.
· Auto transfer each image

Selectable values:
no No image is stored onto disk during IFL.
yes The image is stored onto disk after each radiation pulse.

Selectable values:
no The LIH image is displayed but not stored onto disk,
after fluoroscopy (default programming).
yes The LIH image is displayed and stored onto disk
after fluoroscopy.
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Selectable values:

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Memoskop parameters DR


Low, Mid, High
· Noise reduction low (LED of the button for noise reduction selection change).
Selectable values:
4, 8, 16, 32 Can be programmed at customer's request.
· Noise reduction high (LED of the button for noise reduction selection change).
Selectable values:
4, 8, 16, 32 Can be programmed at customer's request.
· Auto disk transfer

Selectable values:
no The image is displayed, but not stored onto disk
after DR.
yes The image is displayed and stored onto disk
after DR (default programming).
Selectable values:

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· Subtraction
Selectable values:
Min After the subtraction scene is finished,
the image with the lowest difference between
the mask and the subtracted image will be displayed.
Max After the subtraction scene is finished,
the image with the highest difference between
· Dose rate 3 different doserate values can be selected.

Low, Mid, High
· Landmark With the Landmark function, anatomic details are visible

(10%, 20% or 30% of the Mask will be added to the subtracted image.)
Selectable values:
no Subtraction without Landmark function.
10% 10% of the "Mask" is added to the subtracted Image.

Selectable values:
pos The B-signal on the documentation output (OUT3)
is positive (bones are black)
neg. The B-signal on the documentation output (OUT3)
is negative (inverse). (bones are white)
· Image display
Selectable values:
pos. The B-signal on the subtraction monitor (OUT2)
neg. The B-signal on the subtraction monitor (OUT2)
· Phase B1:
Duration of the phase B1 Time between storing the mask and storing the subtracted images.
Selectable values:
0...100 s After the mask is stored, the message "INJECT"
is displayed on the monitor, the Memoskop
starts storing images after the programmed time.
· Disk transfer rate 8 different frame rates can be selected.

0; 0,5; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6 f/s
· Phase B2:
Disk transfer rate 8 different frame rates can be selected.
0; 0,5; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6 f/s
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Selectable values:

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Memoskop parameters ROADMAP
· Program name There is 1 program available.

The program can be renamed at customers request
· Subtraction
Selectable values:
Min After the subtraction scene is finished,
the image with the lowest difference between
Max After the subtraction scene is finished,
the image with the highest difference between
· Dose rate 2 different doserate values can be selected.

Mid, High
· Landmark With the Landmark function, anatomic details are visible

(10%, 20% or 30% of the Mask will be added to the subtracted image.)
Selectable values:
no Subtraction without Landmark function.

Selectable values:
pos The B-signal on the documentation output (OUT3)
neg. The B-signal on the documentation output (OUT3)
· Image display
Selectable values:
pos. The B-signal on the subtraction monitor (OUT2)
neg. The B-signal on the subtraction monitor (OUT2)
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· Split screen
Selectable values: Monitor image of the right monitor is divided
horizontal horizontally on selection of monitor splitting.
Two images can be displayed simultaneously.
vertical Monitor image of the right monitor is divided
vertically on selection of monitor splitting.
Two images can be displayed simultaneously.
· Text monitor
Selectable values:
MonA: Display of text is possible on monitor A.
MonB: Display of text is possible on monitor B.
Both: Display of text is possible on both monitors.
· SMPTE Test pattern Calling up the function will display the SMPTE Test pattern.
Needed for Hardcopy adjustments.
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Memoskop parameters Hardcopy and VCR
· Viking Interface If the Memoskop is connected via a viking interface

to a hardcopy unit, program to YES
else: program to NO
· Viking Exposure time in ms default value: 500msec.
If needed (depending on the timing of the hardcopy unit),
change this value.
· Viking Max Timeout in ms default value: 2000 msec.
If needed (depending on the timing of the hardcopy unit),
change this value.
· VCR output
Selectable values:
MonA The video signal from the output OUT1
is also used for the video tape recorder output OUT3.
MonB The video signal from the output OUT2
is also used for the video tape recorder output OUT3.
· Hardcopy release During the hardcopy release is active, the video signal of the
programmed Monitor is used for the documentation camera.
Selectable values:
MonA The video signal from OUT1
is also used for the Hardcopy output OUT3.
MonB The video signal from OUT2
is also used for the Hardcopy output OUT3.
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Memoskop parameters Diamentor
· Dose on Hardcopy output
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Selectable values:
no With Diamentor present, the current area dose
product is not output for hardcopy exposures.
yes With Diamentor present, the current area dose
product is output for hardcopy exposures.
.
· Storage of dose on disk

Selectable values:
no With Diamentor present, the current area dose
product is not stored as well on image transfer
to disk.
yes With Diamentor present, the current area dose
product is also stored on image transfer to disk.
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Memoskop parameters Date and Time
· Display of time
Selectable values:
yes: Date and time will be displayed.
no: Only the date will be displayed.
· Set Date / Time Here you can enter the actual date and time
for the real time clock of the Memoskop.
Format date: DD.MMM.YY (example: 06.NOV.96)
Format time: HH.MM (example: 10.35)
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Memoskop parameters Special functions
· Hospital Name
Selectable values: Enter the hospital name. It will be stored
"text string" in the EEProm area of the Memoskop.
· Rename The Patient name of a stored sequence can be

renamed.
· Erase Unprotected Patients Unprotected sequences, stored on the harddisk can be

erased.
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Memoskop parameters Technical Setup
The Memoskop Technical setup is secured with a password.

We refer to the OPSIS Password list SIREMOBIL Compact.
· Test pattern generation Select the needen monitor and test pattern.
· Video frequency Available values are 50 Hz / 60 Hz / 100 Hz and 120 Hz.

See Memoskop video frequency configuration
· Number of Monitors Available values are 1 Monitor or 2 Monitors.

Select the correct value.
See also Memoskop, Configuration to the number of existing monitors
· Hardcopy setup The analog and digital connection and its timing can be adjusted.
· Edge 1 coef set The parameters for edge enhancement are selectable behind this menu.
· Edge 2 coef set The parameters for edge enhancement are selectable behind this menu.
· Motion detection setup The parameters for motion detection are selectable behind this menu.
· Circle mask setup The diamentor of the circle mask can be readjusted.
· Move text position The displayed text can be shifted left, right, up and down.
· Date / Time format European: DD MM YY / HH MM

US: MM DD YY / HH MM
· System configuration The actual configuration of the Memoskop can be read out.
· Keyboard European / Roman and English Keyboard layout can be selected.

Programme to the keyboard layout of your SIREMOBIL.
· Language The User setup can be displayed in 5 languages.

Select the national (or usual) language.
· Graphics level The brightness of the graphics, displayed on the monitor can be
modified by this parameter. The default value is 128.
· Display of real time clock If Yes is programmed, the real time clock (date and time) will
be displayed at the monitors, depending on the programmed
parameter of the Memoskop User setup.
If No is programmed, the real time clock (date and time) will
be not displayed, independent of the programmed parameter
of the Memoskop User setup.
· Display of rotated images If Yes is programmed, the image rotation of the Memoskop is active.
If No is programmed, no image rotation of the Memoskop is possible.
The camera rotation is independent of this parameter.
· Monitor zoom NOT RELEASED. The parameter must be set to No.
· Monitor split SIREMOBIL with one Monitor: programme to Yes.

SIREMOBIL with 2 Monitors: programme to No.
· Monitor Text If Yes is programmed, text display is on.
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If No is programmed, text display is off.

However, this parameter is always programmed to Yes.
· Maximum image numbers The available number of images can be modified.

For SIREMOBIL Compact ser no. <01999: Program 100 images.
For SIREMOBIL Compact ser no. >02000: Program 900 images.
For SIREMOBIL ISO-C: Program 900 images
· Product name Here, the name, displayed during the initialization phase of the
Memoskop can be modified.
For SIREMOBIL Compact, enter SIREMOBIL Compact.
For SIREMOBIL ISO-C, enter SIREMOBIL ISO-C.
· Diagnostics Used parameters for service of this menu:

Load Factory default:
Note for Memoskop C-SUB, software version 4VB00C0:
In the case of deletion of an operating mode program,
the Memoskop C-SUB shows error messages and
Create External Disk
Memoskop with MOD: YES
Memoskop without MOD: NO
· Default Program changeable Austria: YES

Other counties: NO
· Default LUT After power on, the programmed LUT is selected.

This parameter is valid for fluoro, pulsed fluoro and DR.
· Default LUT for subtraction After power on, the programmed LUT is selected.
This parameter is valid for subtraction and roadmap.
· Default EDGE After power on, the programmed edge enhancement step is selected.
This parameter is valid for all operating modes.
· Disable dose rate selection In user setup: SIREMOBIL Compact with serial no. <02000: YES
Exception: SIREMOBIL Compact with serial no. <02000
and installed Subtraction upgrade kit: NO
· Subtraction K-Factor, phase A The noise reduction for phase A (Mask) can be programmed to
other values at customers request.
· Subtraction K-Factor, phase B The noise reduction for phase B (sub scene) can be programmed to
· Subtraction Time of phase A The time for phase A (Mask) can be programmed to
· Roadmap K-Factor, phase A The noise reduction for phase A (Mask) can be programmed to
· Roadmap K-Factor, phase B The noise reduction for phase B (sub scene) can be programmed to
· Roadmap K-Factor, phase C The noise reduction for phase C (roadmap scene) can be programmed
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· Unit serial Number If the option DICOM Bridge is installed, enter the serial no of the
Memoskop.
This is needed for unique identification of the
transmitted images via the hospital network
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Note: Only available with SIREMOBIL Compact from serial number 02001 and with SIREMOBIL Iso-C.
Note: The Screen display of the Slot diaphragm is adjusted with the aid of the service PC in the
Adjustments...., Calibrations menu. See Screen display slot diaphragm.
· Rotation 0 degree position The value represents the rotation position of the
Slot diaphragm screen display
in 0 degree position of the slot diaphragm.
It can be modified from + to - 10 degrees.
See also: Correction of the 0 degree position of the slot diaphragm
display
· Open pos - I.I. full format The value represents the position
of the Slot diaphragm screen display
in opened position of the Slot diaphragm and I.I. full format.
· Open pos - I.I. zoom format The value represents the position
in opened position of the Slot diaphragm and I.I. zoom format.
· Close pos - I.I. full format The value represents the position
in closed position of the Slot diaphragm and I.I. full format
· Close pos - I.I. zoom format The value represents the position
in closed position of the Slot diaphragm and I.I. zoom format
See also calibration overview or Screen display collimator calibration.
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Parameters Doserate adjustments
Note: For doserate adjustment select the Adjustments...., Parameters menu.

See: Doserate adjustment overview
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· Maximum position The value represents the position

of the motor driven TV-Iris
for the maximum opening.
· LOW - Full format pos. The value represents the position

for the low doserate and I.I. full format.
· LOW - Zoom format pos. The value represents the position

for the low doserate and I.I. zoom format.
· MID - Full format pos. The value represents the position

for the middle doserate and I.I. full format.
· MID - Zoom format pos. The value represents the position

for the middle doserate and I.I. zoom format.
· HIGH - Full format pos. The value represents the position

for the high doserate and I.I. full format.
· HIGH - Zoom format pos. The value represents the position

for the high doserate and I.I. zoom format.
· Adjustment mode There are two different doserate adjustment modes selectable:
Manual and Semi automatic mode.
Manual: Only for compatibility to the older
SIREMOBIL Compact units.
(SIREMOBIL Compact, serial numbers <1417)
If there is a manual TV-Iris installed,
the adjustment mode must be programmed to
manual.
Semi automatic: If there is a motor driven TV-Iris

installed.
(SIREMOBIL Compact, serial numbers >1417
and SIREMOBIL Iso-C)
the adjustment mode must be programmed to
Semi automatic.
· Zoom Area factor Only used for Automatic adjustment mode. See Adjustment mode.
· MID-HIGH-Factor Only used for Automatic adjustment mode. See Adjustment mode.
· MID-LOW-Factor Only used for Automatic adjustment mode. See Adjustment mode.
· AIR-SPEED Parameter for motor speed in AIR mode (automatic iris control mode)
DO NOT CHANGE THIS PARAMETER VALUE
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See also calibration overview or Doserate adjustment.
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Doserate adjustment overview
For SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 01001 to 01416,

including the the board D1 with part no. 30 99 632, see
Doserate adjustment SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 01001 to 01416.

For SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001 and SIREMOBIL Iso-C, see:
Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBI Compact from serial no. 02001 and SIREMOBIL Iso-C.
Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no.

01001 to 01416, with board D1, part no. 30 99 632
for SIREMOBIL Compact,

from serial no. 01001 to 01416,
with board D1, part no. 30 99 632
NOTE: This pages describe the doserate adjustment for
SIREMOBIL Compact from Serial no. 01001 to 01416,
including the the board D1 with part no. 30 99 632 as spare part for
the board D1 with part no. 30 99 509.

Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBI Compact from serial no. 02001 and SIREMOBIL Iso-C.
Select Monitoring in the Diagnostic...menu.

Select Doserate adjustment in the combo box "Group 1"
The following displays are visible in the list box "Description":
· AUTO REGULATION Display of the auto regulation status (manual).
· BRIGHTNESS DEVIATION Display of the difference actual value - nominal value.
· CONTROL CURVE Display of the current used control curve.

Default during doserate adjustment: Antiisowatt 5mA, S2
· ADJUSTMENT Display of the actual adjustment mode (Generator / Stop)
· I.I.-ZOOM STATUS Displays the actual zoom status ( I.I. full format / I.I. zoom format).
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· DOSERATE Displays the selected doserate (MID)

Not selectable.
Sequence:
Correction factors:
· Grid factor 23cm (9") II and 17cm (7") II : 1.5

· Chamber correction factor Dali and Nomex: 1,06
Required conditions:
· Observe radiation protection procedures!

· Place 25mm Al + 2.1mm Cu in front of the
radiation output window of the single tank.
· Center the dose measuring chamber on the I.I. input screen.
· The grid remains on the II.
· Connect the service PC to the serial port (Service connector)
· Start the service program.
Dose rate to be set on the I.I input screen:
SIREMOBIL Compact, from serial no. 01001 to 01416:

23cm (9") I.I., full format: 220nGy/s
Settings:
· Open the locking screw of the manual TV-Iris.

· Select the I.I. full format.
· Select the menu "Diagnostics...".
· Select "Doserate adjustment" on the service pc.
· Select "Update Start".
· Start fluoro for a short time.
· Select KV STOP (manual KV).
· Start fluoro.
· Set the dose rate with the KV+ and KV- keys (Dose rate multiplied with the grid factor).
A value of about 70KV to 80 KV should be set at the desired dose rate value.
If necessary, switch off fluoro and change the prefiltration.
Set the desired dose rate value again with the KV keys.
· Stop fluoro.
· Remove the dose measuring chamber from the II.
· Start fluoro again.
· Adjust the manual TV-Iris that a brightness deviation of 0 +/-3 is displayed.
· Lock the TV-Iris with the locking screw. Check the brightness deviation again.
· Stop fluoro.
· Click on "Stop Update" on the service PC
· Close the Monitoring window on the service PC (click on "Cancel").
· Check the adjusted doserate in automatic mode (KV Stop is off)
· The doserate must be the adjusted doserate multiplied with
· the grid factor and chamber factor. Tolerance: +/- 15% from the adjusted value.
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Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBIL compact from serial no.

01417 to 01999
for SIREMOBIL Compact,

from serial no. 01417 to 01999
NOTE: This pages describe the doserate adjustment for
SIREMOBIL Compact from Serial no. 01417 to 01999.

Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001 and SIREMOBIL Iso-C.

· AUTO REGULATION Display of the auto regulation status (active / not active / manual / done.

· ADJUSTMENT Display of the actual adjustment mode (Generator / Camera iris / Stop)
· I.I.-ZOOM STATUS Displays the actual zoom status ( I.I. full format / I.I. zoom format).
· DOSERATE Displays the selected doserate (LOW / MID /HIGH)

Selectable with the fluoro mode key on the user console.
· TV-IRIS NOMINAL VALUE Displays the stored or learned nominal value.

(Note: An offset value is added. Therefore, the actual value and the
nominal value are not equal.)
· TV-IRIS ACTUAL POSITION Displays the actual value of the TV-Iris.
NOTE: = Fluoro mode key, user console
Sequence:
Correction factors:


· Place 25mm Al + 2.1mm Cu in front of the
radiation output window of the single tank.
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SIREMOBIL Compact, from serial no. 01001 to 01999:

Settings:

· Press the fluoro mode key on the SIREMOBIL Compact user console till the doserate
"MID" is displayed on the service PC. in line "DOSERATE"
· Start fluoro.
A value of about 70KV to 80 KV should be set at the desired dose rate value.
If necessary, switch off fluoro and change the prefiltration.
Set the desired dose rate value again with the KV keys.
· Stop fluoro.
· Start fluoro again.
· Press the >0< key. On this occasion the automatic adjustment of the TV-Iris will start.
· Wait till the message "done" is displayed in the line "AUTO REGULATION".
On this occasion the actual TV-Iris value will be stored in the RAM of the host.
· Check the BRIGHTNESS DEVIATION.
The value is displayed in the line "BRIGHTNESS DEVIATION" and should not be more than +/- 3 .
· Stop fluoro.
· Click on "Stop Update" on the service PC and wait till "Cal"
· disappears from the right 7-segment display on the SIREMOBIL Compact.
· On this occasion the parameters will be stored in the EEProm of the host.
· Close the Monitoring window on the service PC (click on "Cancel").
· Check the adjusted doserate in automatic mode (KV Stop is off) with
· both programmed kV / mA curves (normal and push).
· The doserate must be the adjusted doserate multiplied with
· the grid factor and chamber factor. Tolerance: +/- 15% from the adjusted value.
NOTE: After adjustments or changes of parameters,

See Backup.
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Note: The Screen display of the X-Iris is adjusted with the aid of the service PC in the
Adjustments...., Calibrations menu. See Screen display X-Iris.
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· open pos - I.I. full format The value represents the circle diamentor
of the X-Iris screen display
in opened position of the X-Iris and I.I. full format.
· open pos - I.I. zoom format The value represents the circle diamentor
in opened position of the X-Iris and I.I. zoom format.
· Close pos - I.I. full format The value represents the circle diamentor
in closed position of the X-Iris and I.I. full format
· Close pos - zoom format The value represents the circle diamentor
in closed position of the X-Iris and I.I. zoom format
See also calibration overview or Screen display X-Iris calibration.
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Settings for "STOP-MODE"
These parameters are for special regulations (Denmark)
· Lock KV-Buttons
· Limit max mA [x10]
Description:
· Lock KV_Buttons
Selectable values: no On STOP mode selection, manual
KV adjustment (+KV / -KV buttons) is possible.
yes On STOP mode selection:
Tube current > as the programmed value (Limit
max mA [x10]):
KV adjustment is blocked.
Tube current = equal to the programmed
value(Limit max mA [x10]):
+KV adjustment is blocked.
Tube current < as the programmed value (Limit
max mA [x10]):
KV adjustment is possible.
· Limit max mA [x10] The maximum tube current at 110 kV is entered here.
Necessary for limiting the maximum tube current
(Denmark).
The value must be entered in 1/10 mA.
For SIREMOBIL with SID < 1,0 Meter, programme 2mA =
20.
For SIREMOBIL with SID > = 1,0 Meter, programme 4mA
= 40.
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Slot diaphragm
Note: The Slot diaphragm is adjusted with the aid of the service PC in the
Adjustments...., Calibrations menu.
· Rotation position The value for rotation position of the slot diaphragm.
· CEX position The value for cassette exposure mode of the X-iris.
· I.I.-full format position The maximum open value for X-Iris in full format.
· I.I.-zoom format position The maximum open value for the X-Iris in zoom format.
· Close position The minimum open value for the X-iris in closed position.
· Type of diaphragm Compatibility parameter for using the board D1 and software
as spare part for the SIREMOBIL Compact units with.
with serial numbers < 01417.
See also calibration overview or Slot diaphragm calibration.
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X-Iris
Note: The X-Iris is adjusted with the aid of the service PC in the
Adjustments...., Calibrations menu. See X-Iris calibration.
· CEX position The value for cassette exposure mode of the X-iris.
· I.I.-full format position The maximum open value for X-Iris in full format.
· I.I.-zoom format position The maximum open value for the X-Iris in zoom format.
· Close position The minimum open value for the X-iris in closed position.
· STOP PARAMETER Default value: 0

Parameter for positioning system X-Iris (ARC).
DO NOT CHANGE THIS PARAMETER VALUE
See also calibration overview or X-Iris calibration.
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Monitoring overview
Test functions and automatic adjustment routines of the

SIREMOBIL in which values must be constantly
updated and displayed on the service PC, are grouped in the
Monitoring menu.
Attention! Monitoring is allowed in only one group,

the second group (Group 2) must be empty.
The following adjustment routines can be called:
· Doserate adjustment
· Generator adjustment
· KV offset adjustment
The following test function can be called:
· Actual values

See also Backup.
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Generator adjustment
CAUTION!
Before starting the Generator adjustment
you must perform the KV-Offset Adjustment!
If any error occurs during Generator adjustment, switch off
the unit and on again and repeat KV offset adjustment
and Generator adjustment.

Select Generator adjustments in the combo box "Group 1"

· STATUS Display of the current system status.
· ACTION Display of the action to be performed.
· KV CONTROL OFFSET Display of the programmed KV offset.
· KV (ACTUAL/LAST VALUE) x 10=
Display of the KV value.
· MA (ACTUAL/LAST VALUE) x100=
Display of the mA value.
· FILAMENT HEATING Display of the specified filament circuit correction value.
· PUSH FACTOR (FILAMENT) Display of the specified push factor (direct exposure).
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· MONITOR INDEX Displays the current monitor index.

(Number of Data transfers from the host to the service pc
since start of generator adjustment)
Sequence:
Note: If you have started generator adjustment, you must continue to press the
radiation release switch (hand switch or foot switch) until the display "Stop monitoring" appears
in the ACTIONS line (about 10 minutes).
If you let go of the radiation release switch too early, you must repeat the Generator adjustment.
Exception: Short interrupts of the radiation release switch during the warmup phase of the
single tank (for a shorter time than 30 seconds) are allowed. The Generator adjustment
will continue.

· Select Generator adjustment on the service pc.
· Select Update start.
· Set fluoro on with the radiation release switch. (hand switch or foot switch)
· In the line STATUS, warmup will be displayed.
· The tube heats up.
· After about 8 minutes in the line STATUS
learning pushfactor is displayed.
· A maximum of 25 exposures are automatically released.
· Following successful Generator adjustment, Learning done
will be displayed in the line STATUS.
· In the line ACTIONS Stop monitoring is displayed.
· Let go of the radiation release switch and select Update stop.
· Switch off the unit and on again. After about 8 seconds the
Generator adjustment is terminated.
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KV offset adjustment
CAUTION:
If KV offset adjustment was started, Generator adjustment
must be also done!
Before Generator adjustment can be started, it is necessary
to start KV offset adjustment!
If any error occurred during KV offset adjustment, switch off
the unit and on again and repeat KV offset adjustment
and generator adjustment.

Select KV offset adjustment in the combo box "Group 1"

· STATUS Display of the current system status.
· ACTION Display of the action to be performed.
· KV CONTROL OFFSET Display of the actual KV offset
· MONITOR INDEX Displays the current monitor index.
(Number of Data transfers from the host to the service pc
since start of KV offset adjustment)
Sequence:
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· Select KV offset adjustment in the service pc.
· Select Update Start.
· After Start fluoro is displayed in the line ACTIONS,
switch on fluoro with the hand release switch.
· Leave fluoro on, as long as Continue fluoro is displayed
in the line ACTIONS
· When Stop Monitoring is displayed in the line ACTIONS,
stop fluoro and select Update Stop.
Important after KV offset adjustment:

If the KV CONTROL OFFSET displays
the value 2300 or 2299,
KV offset adjustment must be repeated.
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Doserate adjustment for SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no.

02001 and SIREMOBIL Iso-C
for SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001 and

SIREMOBIL Iso-C
NOTE: This page describes the doserate adjustment for
SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001
and for SIREMOBIL Iso-C.




· AUTO REGULATION Display of the auto regulation status (active / not active / manual / done.
· ADJUSTMENT Display of the actual adjustment mode (Generator / Camera iris / Stop)
· I.I-ZOOM STATUS Displays the actual zoom status ( I.I. full format / I.I. zoom format).
· DOSERATE Displays the selected doserate (LOW / MID /HIGH)
Selectable with the fluoro mode key on the user console.

· TV-IRIS NOMINAL VALUE Displays the stored or learned nominal value.
(Note: An offset value is added. Therefore, the actual value and the
nominal value are not equal.)
· TV-IRIS ACTUAL POSITION Displays the actual value of the TV-Iris.
NOTE: = Fluoro mode key, user console
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Sequence:
Correction factors:
· Place 25mm Al + 2.1mm Cu in front of the · Move the dose measuring chamber up to the II.

I.I. size: LOW: MID: HIGH
17cm (7") full format: 132 nGy/s 220 nGy/s 440 nGy/s
17cm (7") zoom format: 187 nGy/s 311nGy/s 622 nGy/s
23cm (9") full format: 111 nGy/s 185 nGy/s 370 nGy/s
23cm (9") zoom format: 157 nGy/s 262 nGy/s 523 nGy/s
Preparations:
Full format doserate adjustment:

· Select the desired doserate (LOW MID or HIGH) with the fluoro mode key on the user console.
(Displayed in line "DOSERATE" on the service PC.)
· Start fluoro.
· A value of about 70KV to 80 KV should be set at the desired dose rate value.
· If necessary, switch off fluoro and change the prefiltration.
· Set the desired dose rate value again with the KV keys.
· Stop fluoro.
· Start fluoro.
· Press the >0< key on the SIREMOBIL user console.
On this occasion the automatic TV-Iris adjustment starts.
On this occasion the actual TV-Iris value for full format will be stored.
· The BRIGHTNESS DEVIATION value is displayed in the line "DEVIATION" and should not be more than
+/- 3 .
· Stop fluoro.
Zoom format doserate adjustment:

· Select KV STOP (manual KV) again.
· Move the dose measuring chamber up to the II again.
· Select the I.I. zoom format. On this occasion the KV values will not be changed,
but the mA values will increase by the factor 1.41.
· Start fluoro.
· Set the dose rate with the mA+ and mA- keys
(Dose rate for zoom format, multiplied with the grid factor).
· Press the >0< key on the SIREMOBIL user console.
On this occasion the automatic adjustment of the TV-Iris will start.
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On this occasion the parameters will be stored in the RAM of the host..
· The BRIGHTNESS DEVIATION value is displayed in the line "DEVIATION"
and should not be more than +/- 3 .
· Stop fluoro.
Next doserate adjustment (LOW, MID or HIGH):

· Select KV STOP (manual KV) again.
· Move the dose measuring chamber up to the II again.
· Select the next doserate (LOW MID OR HIGH) with the fluoro mode key
on the user console and repeat the settings for this dose rate.
The selected dose rate is displayed in the line "DOSERATE" on the service PC.
Final works:
· After all doserate values are adjusted, click on "Stop Update" on the service PC and wait till "Cal"
disappears from the right 7-segment display on the SIREMOBIL.
On this occasion the parameters will be stored in the EEProm of the host.
· Close the window "Monitoring (click on "Cancel").
· Check the adjusted doserate in automatic mode (KV Stop is off) with
both programmed kV / mA curves (normal and push) and I.I. full format and I.I. zoom format.
The doserate must be the adjusted doserate multiplied with
the grid factor and chamber factor. Tolerance: +/- 15%.

See Backup.
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Actual values
There are the following actual values selectable:
CAMERA POSITION Displays the actual camera position.

X-IRIS POSITION Displays the actual X-Iris position.
TEMP SENSOR (CELSIUS x10) Displays the Single tank temperature in degrees Celsius.
TEMP SENSOR VALUE (AD) Displays the temperature sensor value (digitalized value).
ACTUAL CONTROL CURVE Displays the actual selected control curve.
K-FACTOR Displays the actual K-factor (Memoskop noise reduction)
ACTUAL DOSERATE Displays the actual selected doserate (LOW, MID, HIGH)
TV-IRIS POSITION Displays the actual TV-Iris position.
COLIMATOR OPEN POS Displays the actual collimator opening position
COLIMATOR ROTATION POS Displays the actual collimatior rotation position
ACTUAL CONTROL STATUS Displays the actual control mode of the SIREMOBIL
INACTIVE = No control mode is active (STOP selected)
or two control modes are active.
ADR_ACTIVE = Automatic Dose Control mode (Generator is active)
ADR_STABLE = ADR is stable,
the actual and nominal brightness values are equal.
ADR_LIMIT = The generator is at its limits (110kV / max mA)
AIR_ACTIVE = Automatic Iris Control mode (TV-Iris is active)
AIR_STABLE = AIR is stable,
AIR_LIMIT = The TV-Iris is completely opened,
but the actual value does not reach the nominal value.
AVR_ACTIVE = Automatic gain control
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(TV video amplifier gain control is active)

AVR_STABLE = AVR is stable,
AVR_LIMIT = The maximal gain of the video amplifier is reached,
but the actual value does not reach the nominal value.
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Calibration overview
The following calibration routines are available:
· Camera rotation
· Diamentor
· Screen display Slot diaphragm
· Screen display X-Iris
· Slot diaphragm
· X-iris

See also Backup.
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Camera rotation calibration
Fig. 1
NOTE: Notice: Fig. 1 shows the 0 degree Position
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NOTE: Before the camera rotation can be recalibrated, the

MEMOSKOP image reverse functions must be off.
With the right button for camera rotation, the marker rotates clockwise,
the image rotates counter clockwise.
With the left button for camera rotation, the marker rotates counter clockwise,
the image rotates clockwise.
The position Videomed DC to the camera rotation mechanism
must be set correct.
See Camera rotation, Adjustment actual value potentiometer.
The following calibration functions can be called:
· 1. Init (Disable limits) After the function call, all limits

for the camera rotation are disabled.
The camera rotation searches the
mechanical end positions.
If the message "Do you want to restart the Unit"
occurs, answer with NO.
· 2. +180 degree position Drive the camera rotation to the +180 degree
position (the image rotates counter clockwise)
and select this function call.
The actual position value will be stored in the
RAM of the host.
· 3. 0 degree position Drive the camera rotation to the 0 degree

position and select this function call.
RAM of the host.
· 4. -180 degree position Drive the camera rotation to the -180 degree
position (the image rotates clockwise)
and select this function call.
RAM of the host.
· 5. Init off and store positions After the calibration of all three positions
+180 deg. / 0 deg. / -180 deg. select this function call,
All position values will then be stored in the EEProm,
You can check the values after selection of the
parameters. The previous values must be equal with
the parameter values.
occurs, answer with YES.

See also Backup.
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Camera rotation, Adjustment actual value potentiometer
Adjustment actual value potentiometer

Switch off the SIREMOBIL.
If the camera is in the 0 degree position (see Fig. 2), the resistance of
the actual value potentiometer must be 5000 Ohms +/- 40Ohms
(measured with a DMM on pin 2 and 3 of the potentiometer).
If necessary, rotate the camera by hand, till the correct resistance is displayed.
Hold the camera rotation by the clamping ring.
Open the clamping screw of the Videomed DC optic.
Place the Videomed DC in the 0 degree position.
Clamp it in place.
Fig. 2, I.I top view
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Diamentor calibration
The following calibration functions are available:
· Start Diamentor test Call this function to recalibrate the

Diamentor gain.
Before start of the recalibration, the parameter
Diamentor constant (Qt x Kg) must be
programmed correct and the unit must be switched
off and on again. Check the constant first.
The Diamentor constant is displayed in the right-hand
7-segment display on the control panel.
To update the value, you must press the -0- key.
(reset key for fluoroscopy time)
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The Diamentor gain can be readjusted at the

potentiometer of the Diamentor electronics board.
The value shown must agree with the
value programmed . (+/- 3 digits)
· Stop Diamentor test After the recalibration of the Diamentor gain,

select this function call.
The Diamentor test is then disabled.

See also Backup.
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X-Iris calibration
· Disable circle mask Disabled the blanking circle mask.

This can be called for easier X-Iris calibrations.
· Init (Limits off / Autosearch) If the X-Iris must be recalibrated,

call this function first.
The X-Iris limits will be disabled and
the X-Iris will search the mechanical end positions.
· II - Full format position Select the II full format.

Drive the X-Iris to the Image intensifier
format. If the blanking circle mask is
enabled, as minimum two edges of the
X-Iris must be visible. Select then this
function call. The actual position value
will then be stored in the RAM of the host.
· II - Zoom format position Select the II zoom format.

Drive the X-Iris to the image intensifier
format. If the blanking circle mask is
enabled, as minimum two edges of the
X-Iris must be visible. Select then this
function call. The actual position values
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· CEX position Drive the X-Iris to the maximum size.

Select then this function call. The actual position value will
then be stored in the RAM of the host.
Mount the cassette holder with the
film cassette and film on the II.
Select 40 kV / 5mAs.
Develope the film and check the film.
The X-Iris should not be visible at the
edges of the exposure.
· Close position Mount a lead ruler on the II entrance.

Drive the X-Iris to a format of < 4.5 cm.
Select then this function call.
The actual position values will then
be stored in the RAM of the host.
· Enable circle mask Enables blanking circle mask.

· Test CEX position Not used.
· Test Close position Not used.
· Init off and store positions After the calibration of the X-Iris, select
this function call. All position values will then
be stored in the EEProm. You can check the
values after selection of the parameters.
The previous values must be equal with the
parameter values.

See also Backup.
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Calibration Screen display X-Iris
NOTE: This function is only available with SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001
and with SIREMOBIL Iso-C.
NOTE: Prior to setting, the X-iris, slot diaphragm and camera rotation must be adjusted properly.
The horizontal and vertical image rotation must not be selected.
Note: Use radiation protection!

The calibration must be performed in the printed order!
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This can be called for easier calibrations.
· Init If the Screen display must be recalibrated,

The camera rotation will drive to the 0 degree position,
the X-iris will drive to the I.I. full format open position.
· X-Iris open pos. I.I. - full format Start fluoro for a short time.
Drive the circle to the open position of the X-Iris.
Use the X-Iris keys on the user console of the SIREMOBIL.
Select then this function call. The actual position values
The X-Iris will drive to the I.I. full format close position.
· X-iris close pos - II full format Start fluoro for a short time.
Drive the displayed circle to the close position
of the X-iris. Use the X-Iris keys on the user console
of the SIREMOBIL.
Select then this function call. The actual position value
The X-Iris will drive to the I.I. zoom format close position.
· X-iris close pos-II zoom format Switch the I.I to zoom format. Start fluoro for a short time.
Drive the displayed circle to the close position
of the X-iris. Use the X-iris keys on the user console
of the SIREMOBIL.
The X-Iris will drive to the I.I. full format open position.

· Init off and store positions After the calibration of the Screen display of the X-Iris,
select this function call. All position values will then
parameter values.

See also Backup.
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Slot diaphragm calibration
NOTE: This function is only available with SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001.
NOTE: Prior to setting the slot diaphragm, the camera rotation must be adjusted properly.
The horizontal and vertical image rotation must not be selected.
Due to the mechanical hysteresis of the slot diaphragm, adjust the slot diaphragm
from a small aperture to the correct value.
NOTE: Use radiation protection!

The calibration should be performed in the printed order!

This can be called for easier Slot diaphragm calibrations.
· Init If the Slot diaphragm must be recalibrated,

The Slot diaphragm limits will be disabled and
the Slot diaphragm will search the mechanical
end positions, the camera rotation drives to the 0 degree position,
· 0 Degree position Drive the Slot diaphragm to the 0 degree position.

The Slot diaphragm is in vertical position.
· II - Full format position Select the II full format.

Drive the Slot diaphragm to the image intensifier
format. Adjust the Slot diaphragm so that it is
no longer visible along the edge of the I.I.
· II - Zoom format position Select the I.I. zoom format.

Drive the Slot diaphragm to the image intensifier
format Adjust the slot diaphragm so that it is no longer
visible along the edge of the I.I.
Select then this function call. The actual position value will
then be stored in the RAM of the host.

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· Init off and store positions After the calibration of the Slot diaphragm, select
this function call. All position values will then
parameter values.

See also Backup.
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Correction of the 0 degree position of the slot diaphragm display
Notice: Correct only if the slot diaphragms are shown at an angle

of rotation different from that displayed on the monitor.
A correction of + / - 10 degrees is possible.
Camera rotation and slot diaphragm have to be set correctly.
· Select "Adjustments", "Parameter" menu at the service pc.

· Select "Screen display slot diaphragm" in the combo box.
· Click "Get from unit".
· Select "Rotation 0 degree position"
· The parameter in the "Value actual" field can be changed according
to the minimum and maximum values.
· Then click "Set value"
· Click "Put to unit"
· After the SIREMOBIL has botted, compare the 0 degree position of the
slot diaphragm blades to the display on the monitor. If necessary,
repeat the programming.
· Click "Save to file"
· Leave the service program with "Logoff" and "Quit" to save the
parameters as a new file on disk.
Calibration Screen display slot diaphragm
NOTE: This function is only available with SIREMOBIL Compact from serial no. 02001
and with SIREMOBIL Iso-C.
NOTE: Prior to setting, the X-iris, slot diaphragm and camera rotation must be adjusted properly.
The horizontal and vertical image rotation must not be selected. Use the lowest KV values
possible
to ensure optimal detection of the front edges of the slot diaphragm blades.
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NOTE: Use radiation protection!

The calibration must be performed in the printed order!

This can be called for easier calibrations.
· Init Select the I.I. full format.

If this function call is executed, the camera rotation
will drive to the 0 degree position, the X-iris will drive
to the cassette format position and the slot diaphragm
will drive to the close position and
the rotation to the 0 degree position.
· Open pos. I.I. full format Start fluoro for a short time.
Align the lines shown on the monitor with the front deges
of the slot diaphragm blades. Use the slot diaphragm keys
on the user console of the SIREMOBIL.
The Slot diaphragm will drive to the
close position I.I. full format.
· Close pos. I.I. full format Switch the I.I to zoom format.
Start fluoro for a short time.
Align the lines shown on the monitor with the front edges
of the slot diaphragm. Use the slot diaphragm keys
close position I.I. zoom format.
· Close pos. I.I. zoom format Start fluoro for a short time.
open position I.I. zoom format.
· Open pos. I.I. zoom format Start fluoro for a short time.

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· Init off and store positions After the calibration of the Screen display of the collimator,
select this function call. All position values will then
parameter values.
NOTE: If the 0 degree position of the visible slot diaphragm blades does not match the displayed lines,
the rotation of the lines can be corrected.
See Correction of the 0 degree position of the slot diaphragm display

See also Backup.
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Tests overview
The following test functions can be called:
· Cassette simulation
· Internal tests (not available for service)
· Memoskop test
· Videomed DC test
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Cassette simulation
· Cassette switch off Simulation of the cassette switch for direct exposure
(function for final testing in the factory).
· Cassette switch on Simulation of the cassette switch for direct exposure
(function for final testing in the factory.
This allows multiple exposures with cassette changing.).
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Internal tests
These test functions are not available for service.
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Memoskop tests
Test patterns
· SMPTE SMPTE similar test image
· Grid Grid test image
· Horizontal ramp Horizontal ramp test image
· Vertical ramp Vertical ramp test image
· Gray scale steps Gray scale test image
· Vertical beam Vertical beam test image
· White square White square in the center if the monitor.
Used for brightness and contrast adjustment of the monitors.
Circle mask
· Disable circle mask Blanking circle mask is off. Serves for adjustment
of the X-Iris.
· Enable circle mask / Test off Blanking circle mask is on and Memoskop test is finished.
· Graphics on disk images In normal case, the predisplayed collimator blades
are only visible on the LIH image on monitor A.
If needed, call this function for storing the predisplayed
collimator blades with the images on harddisk.
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Videomed DC tests
· Start selftest Selftest of the camera is started. In the case of

possibly present Videomed DC errors, these are
entered in the error log.
See also Error class and Error log.
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Download
Download board D1
Download Memoskop C / C-E / SUB
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single source
Download Memoskop C / C-E / SUB
In the case of a new software for the Memoskop C / C-E,

an Installation instruction will be delivered with it.
Please use this installation instruction.

See also Host, D1 switches
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Download board D1
The following software can be downloaded:

ARC = Software for positioning system collimator
FIL = Software for filament controller
SMC_PLUS = Software for host processor
The software for the board D1 can be updated by means of download.

The floppy disk with the new software must be in drive A of the service PC.
When the download menu is called, the software versions of

the host and the software version of the floppy disk are
compared and displayed in the window.
NOTE: Never change the floppy disk during

download is active!
NOTE: If the board D1 was changed and the EEProm

of the new board D1 was not empty,
the host automatically continues with the
deleting procedure of the EEProm of the board D1.
At this time, the 7 segment display on board D1 is showing a flashing "d".
The EEProm deleting procedure needs about 5 minutes.
Do not switch off the unit !
Wait, till the 7 segment display is changing to the rotating segment.
After successful download (and EEProm deleting, if it was necessary) , switch off the system and on again.
Check the SIREMOBIL functions.
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Memoskop C-E, Keyboard emulation
Memoskop C-E with part no. 44 07 669:

Use the Memoskop service program for settings. (Included in the LOG BOOK)
Memoskop C-E with part no. 44 66 322:

There is no keyboard for SIREMOBIL Compact with Memoskop C-E.
However, for replacing the Memoskop C-E or for changes in configuration,
a keyboard is needed.
In these cases, the keyboard must be emulated with the help of the service PC and
the program TERMINAL.EXE, delivered with the WINDOWS 3.1 / 3.11 software package.
The adapter, mounted on the keyboard jack of the

Memoskop C-E must always be used.
Leave this adapter (part no. 31 00 380) on the SIREMOBIL Compact.
Because the codes behind the service PC cursor keys are different to the
Memoskop Keyboard codes behind the cursor keys, the function keys of the
program TERMINAL.EXE must be activated and programmed.
Proceed as follows:
Terminal Emulation:
· Turn on the service PC and start WINDOWS.

· Start the program TERMINAL.EXE.
· Select the menu "Settings". (deutsch: "Einstellungen"
· Select the menu "Terminal emulation".
· Select "DEC VT-100 (ANSI)".
· Close the menu by clicking the button "OK"
Terminal Preferences:
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· Select the menu "Settings" (deutsch: "Einstellungen"')

· Select the menu "Terminal Preferences". (deutsch:"Terminal-Einstellungen")
· Select "Translations" none.
· Select "IBM to ANSI" yes. (mark it with "x")
· Close the menu by clicking the button "OK".
Communication:
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· Select the menu "Settings" (deutsch "Einstellungen")

· Select the menu "Communications". (deutsch:"Datenübertragung")
· Select "Baud Rate" 9600.
· Select "Data Bits" 8
· Select "Stop Bits" 1.
· Select "Parity" none.
· Select "Flow Control" Xon / Xoff.
· Select the port used. (Com1 / Com2...)
· Close the menu by clicking the button "OK"
Function keys:
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· Select the menu "Settings" (deutsch: "Einstellungen"

· Select the menu "Function Keys". (deutsch: "Funktionstasten")
· Select "Keys Visible" yes. (deutsch: "Tasten anzeigen")
· Enter the following text to the datafields:
Key Name: Command: Remarks

F1: Cursor UP ALT 149 (see Notice)
F2: Cursor DOWN ALT 132 (see Notice)
F3: Cursor LEFT ALT 140 (see Notice)
F4: Cursor RIGHT ALT 146 (see Notice)
F5: HOME ALT 151 (see Notice)
F6: NEXT PAT ALT 142 (see Notice)
F7: ALL PAT ALT 143 (see Notice)
F8: TEXT ALT 148 (see Notice)
· Close the window by clicking the button "OK".
NOTE: As example: ALT 149 means, press the (*CTRL+) ALT - key,
hold it down and enter then 1 and 4 and 9.
Release then the (*CTRL+) ALT - key. A special character will be
displayed and this character represents the necessary code.
(in this example for cursor up)
For SIEMENS NIXDORF service PCs with no separate Num Keys:

The NUM LOCK key must be active.
Press the ALT - key, hold it down, press the FN - key and hold it down,
enter then 1 (= J) and 4 (=K) and 9 (=9) and release then all keys.
For other service PCs, we refer to the service PC user manual and
the Windows 3.1 / 3.11 user manual.
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* necessary with some service PC´s
Save settings:
· Select the menu "File".

· Select the menu "Save as" and store the settings in a file.
The function keys (selectable with the mouse) will be displayed on the bottom side
of the program TERMINAL.EXE and will emulate the cursor keys and
special function keys , necessary for settings of the Memoskop C-E.
See also Memoskop, configuration to the number of existing monitors.

See also Memoskop video frequency configuration,
See also Memoskop parameters overview.
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Memoskop video frequency configuration
After Loading Factory Defaults or after change of the

Memoskop, it starts with the default video frequency (50Hz).
If the Monitors are configurated to another video frequency,
The configuration to the correct video frequency must be
done "blind".
Press the buttons "CTRL" and "T" at the same time on the Memoskop
keyboard. The technical setup is then selected.
Press the push button "2" on the Memoskop keyboard.
Confirm it with "Return", the menu "2" is now selected.
Depending on the necessary video frequency,
press the push button "->" (Cursor to the right direction)
"->" pressed 1 time: 60Hz video frequency.

"->" pressed 2 times: 100 Hz video frequency.
"->" pressed 3 times: 120 Hz video frequency.
"->" pressed 4 times: 50Hz video frequency.
"->" "->" "->" "->" ...

50Hz 60Hz 100Hz 120Hz 50Hz and so on.
"<-" "<-" "<-" "<-" "<-"
"->" = push button cursor to the right direction

"<-" = push button to the left direction.
After the selection press the push button "Return".

The video frequency will be switched to the selected video frequency.
Memoskop C-E without Keyboard: see Memoskop C-E, Keyboard emulation
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Memoskop, configuration to the number of existing monitors
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After change of the Memoskop, it starts with the default number

of existing monitors (2 Monitors).
For this reason, on SIREMOBIL systems with one monitor only,
there is no text visible when calling up the Technical Setup of User Setup.
To aid you in the configuration, you can temporarily connect the existing
monitor to the Memoskop, video output OUT 2.
Press the buttons "CTRL" and "T" at the same time on the Memoskop
keyboard. The technical setup is then selected.
Press the push button "3" on the Memoskop keyboard and confirm it with "Return"
With the cursor keys -> or <-, select 1 Monitor.
After the selection, confirm it with "Return".
The text display will be switched to the video output OUT1.
Reconnect the monitor to the video output OUT 1.
Press the "HOME" button to terminate the Technical Setup.
Memoskop,
Memoskop C-E without Keyboard: see Memoskop C-E, Keyboard emulation
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Deleting Error log
The error log can be deleted only after the backup.

Select Data, Backup.
Select Error log.
Then press the Backup key.
After successful backup, the query appears:
"Do you want to clear the Error log?".
Click "yes" and the error log is then deleted.
See also Backup
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Backup
If calibrations or automatic adjustments (see monitoring overview) were

performed or parameters changed on the system,
the parameters must be backed up onto floppy disk
before exiting the service program.
You can make the desired selection in the Data, Backup menu.
After clicking the Backup button, the selected data are
backed up onto floppy disk.
You can add a short remark to each data record.
See also Deleting error log
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SIREMOBIL Iso-C / SIREMOBIL Compact Helptext Version VB01C

· Error messages, general informations

· Host 7-segment display

· Host, D1 service switches

Video frequency configuration

SIREMOBIL Iso-C / SIREMOBIL Compact

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Error messages, general informations

The SIREMOBIL Error classes are:

The SIREMOBIL Error messages are organized in:

See also: Deleting error log

The SIREMOBIL Error classes are:

see also Error organization

· Boot software: The host starts with the boot software.

· User software: After the successful D1 hardware initialization,

Using Download, the user software can be loaded into

· Download: Updating the user software using a service PC.

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Error code XYYZZ reference list

with X: Error class

with YY: integration to a component

and ZZ: error numbers within a component.

Host 7-segment display

The 7-segment display shows informations about the host:

These informations are divided into:

Host 7-segment display, standby messages

The standby messages indicate the operating status of the host

Circulating segment clockwise

Circulating segment counter clockwise

Horizontal segment, vertical jumping

Flashing middle horizontal segment

Host 7-segment display, status messages

The messages 1 to 4, 6, 7 and "d" represent status messages of the host.

1= Checksum test boot software D1 active.

2= RAM test D1 active.

3= Checksum test user software D1 active.

4= Watchdog test active.

6= Internal status message

7= Internal status message

was changed and the EEProm on board D1 was not empty.

If one of the status messages is displayed permanently, this test could

Host 7-segment display, error codes

The messages 8 to C, F and P indicate errors of the serial interface to

Further information: see Host 7-segment display, standby messages.

The following error codes are displayed:

0= Processor error D1.

1= Checksum error boot code D1.

2= RAM error D1.

8= Telegram NAK error, serial port Service PC.

9= Telegram overrun error, serial port Service PC.

Possible trouble: If the boot prom is active, the serial interface to

b= Telegram break error, serial port Service PC.

C= Telegram checksum error, serial port Service PC.

E= AD converter error D1.

F= Telegram framing error, serial port Service PC.

L= CPU timer error