Error Code Diagnostics and Troubemshooting For JEDI 80 RD 1T

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ERROR CODE, DIAGNOSTICS AND

TROUBLESHOOTING for JEDI 80 RD 1T
Author Stéphane LORIOT
Jedi 80 RD 1T
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LORIOT Stéphane 2394111 INS A 1 /46
1. Introduction about diagnostics and error management............................................................................. 3

1.1 JEDI TESTS AND DIAGNOSTICS............................................................................................................................... 3
1.1.1 Power-on self tests......................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1.2 Application self tests...................................................................................................................................... 3
1.1.3 Manual Diagnostics ...................................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 ERROR CODE STRUCTURE ...................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2.1 Simplified Error Code Definition .................................................................................................................. 4
1.2.2 Generator Phase Definition .......................................................................................................................... 5
1.2.3 Error Class Definition................................................................................................................................... 5
1.2.4 Error Code Definition ................................................................................................................................... 6
1.2.5 Data Associated with the Error Code............................................................................................................ 6
1.2.6 Number of Occurrences................................................................................................................................. 6
1.2.7 Date & Time .................................................................................................................................................. 6
2. Power on self tests .................................................................................................................................... 7
3. Error and warning code list........................................................................................................................ 9
3.1 ERROR CODE LIST ................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.2 WARNING CODE LIST: SEE CHAPTER 5.1.2............................................................................................................ 14
4. Error reporting.......................................................................................................................................... 16
5. Error troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................... 16
5.1 DETAILED ERROR DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE .......................................................................... 16
5.1.1 Errors .......................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.1.1.1 Tube spits detection Errors (code 30)........................................................................................................................ 17
5.1.1.2 Anode Rotation errors (code 40)............................................................................................................................... 18
5.1.1.3 Filament Heater errors (code 50)............................................................................................................................... 20
5.1.1.4 Exposure errors (code 60) ......................................................................................................................................... 23
5.1.1.5 Power supply (code 70)............................................................................................................................................. 27
5.1.1.6 Hardware errors (code 80)......................................................................................................................................... 29
5.1.1.7 Application errors (code 90) ..................................................................................................................................... 31
5.1.1.8 Communication errors (code 100)............................................................................................................................. 32
5.1.1.9 Thermal errors (code 110)......................................................................................................................................... 32
5.1.1.10 Manipulation errors (code 120) ............................................................................................................................ 34
5.1.1.11 Ingrid errors (code 130) ........................................................................................................................................ 34
5.1.1.12 Tube Switch errors (code 140).............................................................................................................................. 34
5.1.2 Warnings errors .......................................................................................................................................... 34
5.1.3 Other failures .............................................................................................................................................. 35
5.1.3.1 JEDI communication problem (JEDI does not reply to system messages): .............................................................. 35
5.1.3.2 3 phase breaker tripped in PDU/PDB or main fuses blown: ..................................................................................... 36
5.2 DIAGNOSTICS ....................................................................................................................................................... 37
5.2.1 Heating without HV nor rotation diagnostic ............................................................................................... 37
5.2.2 Rotation without HV nor filament diagnostic.............................................................................................. 38
5.2.3 Inverter gate command diagnostic .............................................................................................................. 39
5.2.4 Inverter in short circuit diagnostic.............................................................................................................. 40
5.2.5 No load HV diagnostic without anode rotation nor filament heating.......................................................... 43
5.2.6 AEC diagnostic............................................................................................................................................ 44
6. Troubleshooting schematics.................................................................................................................... 45

1. Introduction about diagnostics and error management

This document is based on the Jedi plateforme troubleshooting guide 2357296INS Rev1
JEDI software performs self-test at power up and continuously monitors the correct operation of its
functions during application. Any malfunction is stored in the JEDI error log and reported to the system
through a protocol that transports error code. Errors found can only be reported if the generator is
powered on and live.
This diagnostics section is to introduce the JEDI Generator with the following information:
- Power-on self-tests LED indication.
- List all the potential error codes that can be issued by JEDI Generator.
- Provide error code explanation, potential cause and recommended action.
- List of diagnostics aids and explanation of diagnostics.
1.1 JEDI tests and diagnostics

There are different levels of tests and diagnostics implemented in the JEDI generator.
1.1.1 Power-on self tests

At power-up the PPC kV control performs its own initialization, checks its memory integrity (checksum of
program and NVRAM) and starts the communication with its peripherals as well as the system.
Communication is permanently checked afterwards. It then initializes the Rotation board and Heater
board with their respective database parameters and loads PPC kV control FPGA.
Eight LEDs (S7..S0) on kV the control board show the software status.
During power-on, the Heater board and the Rotation board CPUs are initialized and check their memory
integrity and hardware. If a problem is encountered, a PRD error is reported to the PPC kV control.
1.1.2 Application self tests

Under application mode the generator continuously monitors the correct operation of its functions.
Faults are reported through an error code and associated message. Some are straightforward and
convey the root cause. Refer to the recommended action in the error list and troubleshooting guide.
1.1.3 Manual Diagnostics

On the generator we can also perform test to check its functions independently.
•= heating function
•= rotation function
•= inverter gate command diagnostic
•= inverter in short circuit diagnostic
•= no load HV function diagnostics
•= AEC diagnostics
These tests are referred to as manual diagnostics or diagnostics. Diagnostics are usually implemented
in the system console or in the service software (executed from the service laptop).

1.2 Error Code Structure

Application self tests and diagnostics generate errors. The error code structure described in this chapter
applies to JEDI error detection and logging. The JEDI error log file can be accessed from the system
through the system console or a laptop (JEDI error log upload functionality).
When an error is detected, it is sent to the system and is logged in parallel in the JEDI error log file. The
file contains a maximum of sixty four logs.
Each log shows the following structure:
Simplified Generator Error Error Data associated Number of Date

error code Phase Class Code with the error code occurrences & time
The fields are described in the following paragraphs.
1.2.1 Simplified Error Code Definition

The simplified error code is a grouping of the JEDI error codes. This field gives a rapid understanding of
which part of JEDI is faulty.
Simplified Description
Error Code
30 Tube spits errors
40 Rotation errors
50 Heater errors
60 Exposure errors (HV inverter + mA measure + exposure control
70 Power supply errors (low voltage + DC bus)
80 Hardware errors (internal communications + cables)
90 Application errors (saved RAM + software)
100 External communication errors
110 Thermal errors
120 Manipulation Errors
130 Grid Errors (Not used for Jedi/Falcon)
140 Tube Switch Errors (Not used for Jedi/Falcon)
10 Rotation warnings (engineering use)
20 Heater warnings (engineering use)
25 LVPS warnings (engineering use)
27 Application warnings (mainly saved RAM battery change)

1.2.2 Generator Phase Definition

The generator phase field contains the state of the generator when the error occurred.
Generator Description
Phase
0 idle: entered in diagnostic mode
1 powered up; waiting for configuration
2 Stand by: configuration completed, waiting for a preparation command
3 Preparation in progress: JEDI gets ready to take X-rays
Ready for exposures (rotation at speed; filament; HV inverter drive
4
ready; no errors): waiting for an exposure command
5 High voltage on
6 Error detected and not yet cleared
7 Tube Switching
1.2.3 Error Class Definition

There are five classes of errors that correspond to different levels of impact to the system. The class of
errors correspond to the seriousness of the error and the system software will manage operations
Class Description
1 Errors which have no impact on the system operation.
Errors detected in background diagnostics during application. They are referred as
”Warning” errors, to monitor drifts and used for engineering tracking.
The generator phase remains unchanged.
Errors are stored in the JEDI event log.
2 Errors which are detected by JEDI and that are recoverable automatically without
noticeable effect on the system, such as error related to recovered tube spits.
The generator phase remains unchanged.
Errors which usually occur during exposure.
3 Errors detected by JEDI during exposure. They stop the exposure and revert the
generator into a safe state.
Error will be reset on Exposure Command release. It will require another Exposure
Command to restart the sequence.
The generator phase is set to ”error” until the error is cleared.
4 Errors which are related to any hardware failures, software application or
communication errors.
JEDI will revert to a safe state.
If preparation is in progress, it is stopped.
Errors are cleared either by a reset error action from the system (for system having a
reset error mechanism) or by a prep release or by a new prep command.
The generator phase is set to ”error” until ther error is cleared.
Application cannot work if errors are persistent.
5 These codes may appear when the generator or tube temperature limits are reached.
The application waits until the thermal information disappears. The error information is
temporary.
The generator phase is set to ”error” until the error is cleared.

1.2.4 Error Code Definition

Each error code comprises two fields (which cannot be generated and used separately):
•= the first field describes the JEDI function which is faulty (referred to as the function code)
•= the second field describes the error detected.
Example: error code 0306 means:

•= 03: high voltage generation function;
•= 06: no kV feedback on anode.
Function Codes List
Function Description
Code
01 Rotation
02 Heater 1
03 High voltage generation
04 mA control
05 Power supplies
06 System interface
07 Software
08 Application
09 Tube control
10 Tube switch (Not use on Falcon)
11 Grid/Bias (Not use on Falcon)
12 Heater 2 (Not use on Falcon)
13 AEC
14 Hardware
15 Operator error
1.2.5 Data Associated with the Error Code

The field ”data associated with the error code” shows detailed information over the state of the
generator when the error occurred.
Examples: rotation high speed acceleration state, small focus preheat, tube number 1 selected.
1.2.6 Number of Occurrences

The field ”number of occurrences” is used to log the same error occurring several times consecutively.
Instead of filling the error log file with the same error which has occurred consecutively several times,
the first error is logged and successive errors are recorded through increasing the ”number of
occurrences” field.
1.2.7 Date & Time

The field ”date & time” stores the date and time when the error occurred. This is the JEDI internal date
and time which may be different form the system date and time. In the case of logging the same error
several times, the field indicates the date and time of the first occurrence.

2. Power on self tests

Refer to theory of operation for power-on sequence. This paragraph in this section is to provide
meaning of boards’ LED status. The LED display status is offering useful information at a glance to
proceed to error code based troubleshooting. Whenever in doubt, a simple step is to watch the LED
status display on the PPC kV control board, then LVPS100, Rotation, Heater and AEC.
PPC kV control LED status:

The LEDs indicating the status are the yellow LEDs DS17 to DS24 on PPC kV control board. For the LEDs
position, refer to the Illustrated Part document.
For the following, means LED ON and ⊗ : LED OFF
DS 17........................DS 24
⊗⊗⊗⊗⊗⊗⊗⊗
- Power On self tests: LEDs DS17 to DS24 are lit successively several times very fast
- Application mode: LEDs DS17 to DS24 are lit successively more slowly. The power up self tests are
completed, PPC kV control board is up and running.
DS 17........................DS 24
⊗⊗⊗⊗
- Half of the 8 LED are lit: After the download of the boot this indicates that the PPC kV control board is
erasing the flash memory and preparing for the download of the application. When these tasks are done. the
four leds on the right will lit as shown in the following figure.
DS 17........................DS 24
⊗⊗⊗⊗
- Half of the 8 LED are lit: Normal after the download of the boot. This can also indicate a corrupt software
problem or database checksum problem. In case of software problem communication with the generator will
not be possible. Try to download again the software or replace PPC kV CTRL board. In case of database
problem an error code is logged and communication with the generator is possible. Refer to error code
description.
DS 17........................DS 24
⊗⊗⊗⊗⊗⊗
-When an application error occurs LEDs blink indicating the simplified error code in binary code. When the
error is cleared, the 8 LEDs are lit successively.
Heater board LED status:

After the power on diagnostics, heater board LEDs DS1 and DS2 are lit successively. Refer to block diagrams
for complete explanation of LED indication on this board. Any different status corresponds to an abnormal
situation. An error code is logged. Refer to error code description.

Rotation board LED status: For the LED position , refer to the Illustrated part document .
After the power on diagnostics, rotation board LED DS5 is blinking. Refer to block diagrams for complete
explanation of LED indication on this board. Any different status corresponds to an abnormal situation. An
error code is logged. Refer to error code description .
LVPS100 board LED status : For the LED position , refer to the Illustrated part document .
After the power up (presence of DCBUS on LVPS100 board) , only LED DS2 (160V presence) must be
permanently lit . Any different status corresponds to an abnormal situation .
AEC board LED status: For the LED position , refer to the Illustrated part document .
After the power on diagnostics, AEC board LEDs DS2 and DS3 are lit successively. Refer to block diagrams
for complete explanation of LED indication on this board. Any different status corresponds to an abnormal
situation. An error code is logged. Refer to error code description.

3. Error and warning code list

The error and warning code list and associated short description is presented below. This errors list is
available for all the JEDI generators family but errors applicable to Falcon are marked with an X in the
"Falcon" column.
If the column “Deprecated” is marked that means that the error is no more generated by the software
(old error).
3.1 Error code list

Function Code Code Details
Deprecated
Falcon
Code (hex) (dec)
Class
Tube Spits (30) 0301H 769 Tube spit (kV+ and kV- dropped) 2 x
0302H 770 Tube spit (kV+ has dropped) 2 x
0303H 771 Tube spit (kV- has dropped) 2 x
0304H 772 Tube spit (kV regulation error) 2 x
0305H 773 FPGA problem (restarting safety signal) 2 x
0324H 804 Tube spit (all kV drop/regul errors) 2 x
0328H 808 Warning, spit counter overflow 1 x
0450H 1104 Tube Curr max detected 2 x
Rotor Error (40) 0101H 257 No CAN message received within 5 sec 4 x
0102H 258 Database not correct 4 x
0103H 259 Current overload 4 x
0104H 260 Openload 4 x
0105H 261 Phases unbalanced 4 x
0106H 262 Phases error 4 x
0107H 263 Inverter permanent overcurrent 4 x
0108H 264 Command error 4 x
0109H 265 MAINS_DROP has failed 4 x
0110H 272 PRD error (Z3 Z4 = bitmap) 4 x
0111H 273 F0 main frequency problem 4 x
0112H 274 HW/FW config error 4 x
0113H 275 IUVW short circuit error 4 x
0114H 276 Rotor not at speed 4
0115H 277 HV cable open error 4
0149H 329 Unknown error 4 x
0162H 354 Acceleration while in error 4 x
Heater Error
0201H 513 Heater 0: no CAN message received within 5 secs 4 x
(50)
0202H 514 Heater 0: database not correct 4 x
0203H 515 Heater 0: inverter permanent overcurrent 4 x
0204H 516 Heater 0: filament permanent open circuit 4 x
0205H 517 Heater 0: inverter permanent short circuit 4 x
0206H 518 Heater 0: filament Overload Pre-heat 4 x
0207H 519 Heater 0: filament Overload Boost 4 x
0208H 520 Heater 0: filament Overload Heat 4 x
0209H 521 Heater 0: command error 4 x
0210H 528 Heater 0: PWM rate too low 4 x
0211H 529 Heater 0: PWM rate too high 4 x
0212H 530 Heater 0: MAINS_DROP has failed 4 x
0213H 531 Heater 0: PRD error (Z3 Z4 = bitmap) 4 x
0214H 532 Heater 0: boost too long 4 x

Deprecated
Falcon
Code (hex) (dec)
Class
0215H 533 Heater 0: filament selection error 4 x
0216H 534 Heater 0: current feedback not nul when inverter off 4 x
0217H 535 Heater 0: Current not zero through a not selected filament 4 x
0221H 545 Heater 0: filaments database tube1 err (Z3= LF Z4=SF) 4 x
0248H 584 Heater large focus error 4 x
0249H 585 Heater small focus error 4 x
1201H 4609 Heater 1: no CAN message received within 5 secs 4
1202H 4610 Heater 1: database not correct 4
1203H 4611 Heater 1: inverter permanent overcurrent 4
1204H 4612 Heater 1: filament permanent open circuit 4
1205H 4613 Heater 1: inverter permanent short circuit 4
1206H 4614 Heater 1: filament Overload Pre-heat 4
1207H 4615 Heater 1: filament Overload Boost 4
1208H 4616 Heater 1: filament Overload Heat 4
1209H 4617 Heater 1: command error 4
1210H 4624 Heater 1: PWM rate too low 4
1211H 4625 Heater 1: PWM rate too high 4
1212H 4626 Heater 1: MAINS_DROP has failed 4
1213H 4627 Heater 1: PRD error (Z3 Z4 = bitmap) 4
1214H 4628 Heater 1: boost too long 4
1215H 4629 Heater 1: filament selection error 4
1216H 4630 Heater 1: current feedback not nul when inverter off 4
1217H 4631 Heater 1: Current not zero through a not selected filament 4
1221H 4641 Heater 1: filaments database tube1 err (Z3= LF Z4=SF) 4
Exposure error
0306H 774 No kV Feedback on anode 3 x
(60)
0307H 775 No kV Feeback on cathode 3 x
0308H 776 No kV Feedback on anode and cathode 3 x
0309H 777 kV detected during kV diag 3 x
0310H 784 kV max detected 3 x
0311H 785 ILP current not OK 3 x
0312H 786 ILR current not OK 3 x
0313H 787 ILR max current detected 3 x
0314H 788 ILR current timeout 3 x
0316H 790 Spit Max error 3 x
0317H 791 Spit Ratio error 3 x
0318H 792 kV did not reach 75%(rad) or 95%(gridded) after 20ms 3 x
0319H 793 kV unbalanced detected 3 x
0320H 800 FPGA problem (safety signal) 3 x
0321H 801 Spit retry failed (TD computing) 3 x
0323H 803 ILR and ILP current not OK 3 x
0325H 805 DSP overload 3 x
0326H 806 DSP exposure stop 3 x
0327H 807 DSP regul. out of range 3 x
0329H 809 wrong HV capa measure 3 x

Deprecated
Falcon
Code (hex) (dec)
Class
0350H 848 TMax 10s Overflow x
0351H 849 Repetitive Error x
0401H 1025 No mA feedback 3 x
0402H 1026 mA scale error 3 x
0403H 1027 mA out of range 2 x
0451H 1105 mA meter saturated 3 x
0504H 1284 Inverter Gate Power Supply error 3 x
0801H 2049 Exposure backup mAs exceeded 3 x
0802H 2050 Exposure backup time exceeded 3 x
0803H 2051 Exp cmd while gene not ready 3 x
1181H 4481 mA between pulses 3
1406H 5126 Time counter problem 3 x
1407H 5127 mAs counter problem 3 x
1408H 5128 AEC does not count 3 x
1409H 5129 mAs meter saturated 3 x
1410H 5136 FPGA locked 3 x
1411H 5137 Time counter problem 3 x
1420H 5152 Tomo cut too early 3 x
1421H 5153 Tomo cut by generator 3 x
1454H 5204 Inverter thermal error 5
Power Supply
0501H 1281 DC bus out of range 4 x
errors (70)
0502H 1282 Error Overvoltage > 780 VDC 4
0503H 1283 Inverter Gate Power Supply error 4 x
0505H 1285 Mains power supply has dropped during exposure 4 x
0506H 1286 DC bus 1 phase precharge error 4
0507H 1287 DC bus 1 phase discharge error 4
0510H 1296 HVPM AEC not 230V 3 x
0511H 1297 Error Undervoltage < 320 VDC 4
0549H 1353 LVPS TRI: unknown error 4 x
0553H 1363 LVPS TRI: detected +160V too high (Z6 Z7 = value) 4 x
0557H 1367 LVPS TRI: detected +160V too low (Z6 Z7 = value) 4 x
0563H 1379 LVPS TRI: detected +15V too high (Z6 Z7 = value) 4 x
0567H 1383 LVPS TRI: detected +15V too low (Z6 Z7 = value) 4 x
0573H 1395 LVPS TRI: detected -15V too strong 4 x
0577H 1399 LVPS TRI: detected -15V too weak 4 x
Hardware error
0180H 384 Rotor board com pb 4 x
(80)
0181H 385 Rotor board has reset 4 x
0280H 640 Heater 0 board com pb 4 x
0281H 641 Heater 0 board has reset 4 x
0322H 802 kV ref ADC / DAC failed 4 x
03A0H 928 DSP error 4 x
0601H 1537 RTL error (Z6 Z7 = bitmap) 4 x
0602H 1538 External CAN bus off 4 x
0902H 2306 Tube cooling supply error 4
1000H 4096 Tube Switch com. Problem ! 4
1006H 4102 HV switch sel error 4 x
1007H 4103 Rotor switch sel error 4 x
1008H 4104 Heater switch sel error 4 x
1010H 4112 Tube Switch board has reset ! 4
1180H 4480 Ingrid not active 4

Deprecated
Falcon
Code (hex) (dec)
Class
1182H 4482 Ingrid CAN bus off 4
1280H 4736 Heater 1 board com pb 4
1281H 4737 Heater 1 board has reset 4
1402H 5122 Internal CAN bus off 4 x
1403H 5123 Connectic Fault 4 x
1404H 5124 FPGA configuration problem 4 x
1413H 5139 Internal CAN bus Txo 4 x
1414H 5140 Internal LD CAN bus Txo 4
1415H 5141 External CAN bus Txo 4 x
1416H 5142 Internal CAN RTL2 error 4
1417H 5143 DC disch. when inhib 4
1418H 5144 No DC disch. on request 4
1419H 5145 10V reference error 4
1422H 5154 Overpress or Blown fuse 5
1423H 5155 H4 Power IF com. Error 4
1425H 5157 Rotor accel is forbidden 4 x
1450H 5200 Hardware Inverter Error 4 x
1452H 5202 Incorrect KVmA Test Sel 4 x
Application
0701H 1793 Saved RAM checksum pb 4 x
errors (90)
0702H 1794 Software problem 4 x
0705H 1796 Configuration error 4 x
0706H 1797 Wrong DSP version 4 x
0707H 1798 Wrong FPGA version 4 x
1001H 1799 Wrong tube number sel 4 x
1003H 4097 Tube Sel While Rotor On 4 x
1004H 4099 Tube Sel While Heat On 4 x
1005H 4100 Tube Sel While KV On 4 x
1011H 4101 Unexpected tube switch board 4 x
1012H 4113 Exposure preparation while tube not ready 4
1424H 4114 Thermal algo to use is inconsistent with the database. 4
Com errors
0603H 1539 Debug screen com error 4 x
(100)
0604H 1540 Database download error 4 x
0605H 1541 TAV com error 4
0606H 1542 MPC/Madrid com pb 4
0607H 1543 room SLIO com problem ! 4 x
0650H 1616 ETHERNET com. Error 4 x
0651H 1617 HDLC com. Error 4 x
0652H 1618 APR com. Error 4 x
1301H 4865 AEC Board com problem 4 x
1302H 4866 Watchdog CAN com. Error 4 x
Thermal error
0111H 273 Rotor Thermal error 5 x
(110)
0804H 2052 Tank Thermal sensor too high 5 x
0805H 2053 Inverter HW Temperature too high 5 x
0806H 2054 Lp Temperature too high 5
0807H 2307 Tank Thermal sensor warning 1 x
0808H 2308 Inv Thermal sensor warning 1 x
0809H 2309 Lp Thermal sensor warning 1
0903H 2310 Tube exceeded 70degC 5 x
0904H 5125 HEMIT Error 5

Deprecated
Falcon
Code (hex) (dec)
Class
0905H 5126 Tube thermal protection 5 x
0906H 5138 Tube track protection 5 x
1405H 5203 Tank temp meas too low 5 x
1406H 273 Inverter Temp meas too low 5 x
1412H 2052 Lp Temp meas too low 5
1453H 2053 Rotor Thermal error 5 x
Manipulation
1500H 5376 Tomo brightness not good 3 x
error (120)
1501H 5377 Exposure switch release 3 x
1502H 5378 AEC does not cut exposure 3 x
Ingrid error
1100H 4352 Ingrid communication watchdog error 4
(130)
1101H 4353 Ingrid repetition rate higher than 100 fps 4
1102H 4354 Inter grid CMD time shorter than 0.5ms 4
1103H 4355 Ingrid power supply voltage lower than 130V 4
1104H 4356 Ingrid power supply voltage higher than 200V 4
1105H 4357 Ingrid feedback error 4
1107H 4359 Grid feedback voltage too High 4
1109H 4361 Bias feedback voltage too High 4
1110H 4368 Ingrid target DAC voltage feedback fault 4
1199H 4505 Ingrid error 4
Tube switch
1020H 4128 Tube switch status error ! 4
error (140)
1021H 4129 Tube switch state machine error 4
1022H 4130 Tube switch lamp relay feedback error 4
1023H 4131 Tube Switch heater SF feedback error 4
1024H 4132 Tube switch heater LF feedback error 4
1025H 4133 Tube switch rotation relay feedback error 4
1026H 4134 Tube switch motor position error 4
1027H 4135 Tube switch motor feedback error 4
1028H 4136 Tube switch motor is in the opposite position 4
1030H 4144 Tube switch config reply error 4
1031H 4145 Tube switch status reply error 4
1032H 4146 Tube switch motor move refused 4
1033H 4147 Tube switch rotor capa activation error 4

3.2 Warning code list: See chapter 5.1.2

Code (hex) (dec)
Class
Falcon
Rotation
0151H 337 CAN Domain command number error 1 x
Warning (10)
0152H 338 CAN Domain request with no transfer init 1 x
0153H 339 CAN Domain Toggle bit error 1 x
0154H 340 CAN Domain : less than 2 data to download 1 x
0155H 341 CAN Domain Abort received & applied 1 x
0156H 342 Bad index in config upload 1 x
0157H 343 Tube switch while rotor not off 1
0158H 344 Acceleration cmd while no tube selected 1 x
0159H 345 Acceleration cmd while database not OK 1 x
0160H 352 Database download while rotor speeding 1 x
0161H 353 Acceleration command not OK 1 x
0162H 354 Acceleration while in error 1 x
0163H 355 No CAN message received within 4 sec 1 x
0164H 356 Inverter overcurrent (< 3 times) 1 x
0199H 409 Unknown warning 1 x
0330H 816 Chiller Warning 1
Heater Warning
0251H 593 Heater 0: received command is not OK 1 x
(20)
0252H 594 Heater 0: command not OK 1 x
0253H 595 Heater 0: no CAN message received within 4 secs 1 x
0254H 596 Heater 0: inverter overcurrent (inverter1) (<3 times) 1 x
0255H 597 Heater 0: filament open circuit (inverter1) (<3 times) 1 x
0256H 598 Heater 0: inverter short circuit (inverter1) (<3times) 1 x
0257H 599 Heater 0: tube switch while filaments not OFF 1
0258H 600 Heater 0: CAN Domain command number error 1 x
0259H 601 Heater 0: CAN Domain request with no transfer init 1 x
0260H 608 Heater 0: CAN Domain Toggle bit error 1 x
0261H 609 Heater 0: CAN Domain less than 2 data to download 1 x
0262H 610 Heater 0: CAN Domain Abort received & applied 1 x
0263H 611 Heater 0: database download while heater not cut 1 x
0299H 665 Heater 0: unknown warning 1 x
1251H 4689 Heater 1: received command is not OK 1
1252H 4690 Heater 1: command not OK 1
1253H 4691 Heater 1: no CAN message received within 4 secs 1
1254H 4692 Heater 1: inverter overcurrent (inverter1) (<3 times) 1
1255H 4693 Heater 1: Filament open circuit (inverter1) (<3 times) 1
1256H 4694 Heater 1: inverter short circuit (inverter1) (<3times) 1
1257H 4695 Heater 1: tube switch while filaments not OFF 1
1258H 4696 Heater 1: CAN Domain command number error 1
1259H 4697 Heater 1: CAN Domain request with no transfer init 1
1260H 4704 Heater 1: CAN Domain Toggle bit error 1
1261H 4705 Heater 1: CAN Domain : less than 2 data to download 1
1262H 4706 Heater 1: CAN Domain Abort received & applied 1
1263H 4707 Heater 1: database download while heater not cut 1
1299H 4761 Heater 1: unknown warning 1
LVPS Warning
0508H 1288 Warning Overvoltage > 755VDC 1
(25)
0509H 1289 Warning Undervoltage < 320VDC 1


Code (hex) (dec)
Class
Falcon
0520H 1312 LVPS 400: received command is not OK 1
0521H 1313 LVPS 400: external +15V too high 1
0522H 1314 LVPS 400: external +15V too low 1
0523H 1315 LVPS 400: external +160V too high 1
0524H 1316 LVPS 400: external +160V too low 1
0525H 1317 LVPS 400: gate +24V too high 1
0526H 1318 LVPS 400: gate +24V too low 1
0527H 1319 LVPS 400: CAN +15V too high 1
0528H 1320 LVPS 400: CAN +15V too low 1
0529H 1321 LVPS 400: CAN -15V too high 1
0530H 1328 LVPS 400: CAN -15V too low 1
0531H 1329 LVPS 400: heater 0 +160V too high 1
0532H 1330 LVPS 400: heater 0 +160V too low 1
0533H 1331 LVPS 400: heater 1 +160V too high 1
0534H 1332 LVPS 400: heater 1 +160V too low 1
0535H 1333 LVPS 400: main inverter +17V too high 1
0536H 1334 LVPS 400: main inverter +17V too low 1
0541H 1345 LVPS 400: FAN 0 overcurrent 1
0550H 1360 LVPS TRI: no more warn +160V 1 x
0551H 1361 LVPS TRI: detected +160V too high 1 x
0555H 1365 LVPS TRI: detected +160V too low 1 x
0560H 1376 LVPS TRI: no more warn +15V 1 x
0561H 1377 LVPS TRI: detected +15V too high 1 x
0565H 1381 LVPS TRI: detected +15V too low 1 x
0570H 1392 LVPS TRI: no more warn -15V 1 x
0571H 1393 LVPS TRI: detected -15V too strong 1 x
0575H 1397 LVPS TRI: detected -15V too weak 1 x
0595H 1429 LVPS400: Recovery from power int 1
0596H 1430 LVPS 400: communication error 1
0597H 1431 LVPS 400: unknown error 1
0599H 1433 LVPS TRI: unknown warning 1 x
Application
0404H 1028 No Pulse Warning 2
warning (27)
0703H 1795 NMI occured (MSB @) 1 x
0704H 1796 Heater / Rotor hold too long 2 x
0708H 1798 NMI occured (LSB @) 1 x
0810H 2064 Configuration warning 1 x
0811H 2065 Thermal switch warning 1
0907h 2311 Filament aging saturated 1
1401H 5121 Saved RAM Battery life time limit reached 1 x

4. Error reporting
The system eventlog adds to the simplified error code the following information:
- error message (refer to the system documentation)
- system phase : state of the system when the error occurred.
- system time : date and time when the error occurred.
Whenever a Generator error is logged in the system eventlog file and displayed on the operator console
(or workstation), the Jedi eventlog upload functionality is available to get more detailed information
about the error.
This function must be performed from the operator console (or workstation).
The simplified error code must be used to find the Jedi error code in the Jedi errorlog file.
Having these two informations, look at the Jedi trouble-shooting table to find the FRU to replace.
5. Error troubleshooting
This chapter describes diagnostics tools based on error codes and specific diagnostics.
WARNING:
Before any manual intervention, ensure the main power is off. Apply lock out-tag out procedure
for your own safety when manipulating inside the equipment.
5.1 Detailed error description and troubleshooting guide
The table below provides the guidelines to troubleshoot the Generator problems based on the error
codes.
For each code, there are:
-An associated message and additional explanation related to the error occurrence.
-A list of potential cause, in the order of the expected probability.
-A recommended action. In some cases, there is also more information, such as running some
specific diagnostics.
Codes are sorted by ascending order both for simplified code and error code.
Information about associated data structure is located at the end of each error code subset whenever it
applies.
Before servicing the JEDI retrieve the eventlog with the service laptop or console to have the list of the
last errors and warnings.
Whenever wiring, cabling, LED check is mentioned in the recommended actions, refer to the block
diagrams.

5.1.1 Errors
5.1.1.1 Tube spits detection Errors (code 30)
Error Error Message/explanation Potential cause Recommended action/

code code Troubleshooting guide
(hex) (dec)
30- FPGA problem (Restarting 1. External unknown cause - Do a power and Grounding Check. Verify
0305h 773d safety) (spikes). cabling and contacts.
Error occurring on safety line, 2. PPC kV control board. - If permanent or too frequent, replace PPC
while No root error present at kV control board.
the error inputs
30- Tube spit (kV+ has dropped) 1. Anode side Tube spit. If too frequent:
0324h 804d kV drop/spit detected on Anode 2. Anode HV cable - Check HV cables and contacts in tube and
side 3. HV tank generator sides (no black traces, grease or
oil in them except on HV cable equipped
data=1* data=1*
with a mini connector for vascular tube)
(see (see - Remove HV in generator side, fill HV
note) note) receptacles with oil and run Open load kV
test. (See diagnostic section). If test fails,
replace HV tank.
- Swap and connect HV cables. Run Open
load kV test. (See diagnostic section) If test
fails, replace anode HV cable.
- Otherwise, tube problem (Anode side).
Refer to x-ray tube maintenance manual or
replace tube.
30- Tube spit (kV- has dropped) 1. Cathode side Tube spit. If too frequent:
0324h 804d kV drop/spit detected on 2. Cathode HV cable - Check HV cables and contacts in tube and
cathode side 3. HV tank generator sides (no black traces, grease or
oil in them, except on HV cable equipped
data=2* data=2*
with a mini connector for vascular tube no
(see (see black traces)
note) note) - Remove HV in generator side, fill HV
receptacles with oil and run Open load kV
test. (See diagnostic section). If test fails,
replace HV tank.
- Swap and connect HV cables. Run Open
load kV test. (See diagnostic section) If test
fails, replace anode HV cable.
- Otherwise, tube problem (Anode side).
Refer to x-ray tube maintenance manual or
replace tube.
30- Tube spit (kV+ and kV- X-ray tube spit (arc, spark Usual in tubes. If too frequent and varies
0324h 804d dropped) between anode and cathode) with HV (occurs at high kV), refer to x-ray
data=4* data=4* kV drop/spit detected tube maintenance manual or replace tube.
30- kV regulation error 1. Smooth HV tube spits If permanent or too frequent
0324h 804d This is a slow speed safety 2. PPC kV control board - Check main AC fuses and DC bus voltage
circuit in case of “smooth” spits (HV regulation problem) - Run inverter diagnostics (See diagnostic
or a case of a regulation section)
data=8* data=8* 3. Too high line impedance
problem. - Run Open load kV test. (See diagnostic
(see (see 4. Half of AC/DC section)
note) note) capacitors open - Troubleshoot tube and contacts of HV
5. Inverter (parallel cable.
inductor or filtering
capacitors)
6. HV tank
7. Tube (if filament is
shorted)
30- Warning , spit counter Too many spits No action

0328h 808d overflow

* Note to the error 30 0324H:

The generator sends only one message of error for all the spits (0324H) at the end of the exposure.
During the same exposure we may have different kind of spits.
In the data of this error we can distinguish between the different spits:
1: Spit in anode side
2: Spit in cathode side
4: Spit in both sides
8: kV regulation error.
For an exposure with anode and both sides spit, the data will be “5”.
In case of KV regulation error , decrease kV-mA target of exposure (for example 60kV-50mA)
5.1.1.2 Anode Rotation errors (code 40)

(hex) (dec)
40- No CAN message received 1. PPC kV control main Check internal CAN bus cable between PPC
0101h 257d within 5 sec’s software lost kvctl and Rotation board .
The rotation board has not 2. PPC kV control or
received any signal from the Rotation board CAN
PPC kV control main software driver failure
for the last 5 sec., interpreted as
3. Bad contact on one of
a loss of communication
the pin on the CAN bus
line connector
40- Data base not correct. Wrong PPC kV control data Reload Jedi database.
0102h 258d The firmware of the rotation base. It can only happen at If error persists, replace Rotation board
board has detected that the data power up.
base received from the PPC kV
control board has wrong data.
40- Rotation current overload 1. Tube stator winding - Check stator windings impedance. If not
0103h 259d Rotation board has detected problem (shorted) OK, replace tube.
Main or auxiliary Rotation 2. Incorrect wiring - Check wiring from rotation board to tube.
current too high compared to the - Check that phase shift capacitors are
(shorted)
max. Tube motor current. correctly connected and not in short circuit.
3. Rotation board - Run Rotation diagnostic (See diagnostic
section).
- If test fails, replace Rotation board
40- Rotation current open load 1. Tube stator winding is - Disconnect rotation-to-tube-stator cable
0104h 260d Rotation board detected that no open circuit: x-ray tube and check stator windings impedance. If
current is flowing to the motor. 2. Incorrect wiring (Open) open circuit, replace tube.
- Check wiring from rotation board to tube.
3. No DC bus on Rotation
- Check DC bus voltage present on rotation
board board. Troubleshoot cables and fuses from
4. Phase shift capacitors AC-DC board to rotation board
not connected - Check that phase shift capacitors are
5. Rotation board correctly connected
- Run Rotation diagnostic (See diagnostic
section).
40- Rotation Phases unbalanced 1. Tube stator winding - Disconnect rotation-to-tube-stator cable
0105h 261d The amplitude difference of the problem and check stator windings impedance. If not
current between main and 2. Incorrect wiring (one OK, replace tube.
auxiliary is too large. - Check wiring from rotation board to tube.
wire open)
- Check that phase shift capacitors are
3. Phase shift capacitors correctly connected
inverted or wrong value - Check that phase shift capacitors are not in
or not connected short-circuit
section).


(hex) (dec)
40- Rotation phase error 1. Tube stator winding - Disconnect rotation-to-tube-stator cable
0106h 262d The Rotation board has detected problem and check stator windings impedance. If not
that the current in the anode 2. Incorrect wiring (one OK, replace tube.
stator does not show the correct - Check wiring from rotation board to tube.
wire open)
phase shift between main and - Check that phase shift capacitors are not
3. Phase shift capacitors swapped, check connection
auxiliary.
inverted or wrong value - Check that phase shift capacitors are not in
or not connected short-circuit
section).
40- Rotation Inverter permanent 1. Tube stator winding - Check stator windings impedance. If not
0107h 263d over current problem (shorted) OK, replace tube.
An over current has been 2. Incorrect wiring - Check wiring from rotation board to tube.
detected and 3 restart have - Check that phase shift capacitors are
(shorted)
been tried unsuccessfully within correctly connected and not in short circuit.
a single rotation state
section).
40- 264d Command error Software problem No action
0108h
40- MAINS_DROP detected 1. Mains drop - Check if LVPS power supply is abnormally
0109h 265d The firmware of the rotation 2. Cable or connector down.
board has detected the mains between LVPS and - Reset system. If error persists, check flat
drop signal activation and cable between LVPS and heater boards.
heater board
transmitted error to PPC kV - If cable is OK, replace LVPS board
3. LVPS board
control
40- PRD error (Z3/Z4=bitmap) Rotation board Reset. If error persists, replace Rotation
0110h 272d Firmware checksum, RAM test board.
and EPLD access are performed
at power up or reset.
40- F0 main frequency problem. Rotation board Reset. If error persists, replace Rotation
0111h 273d EPLD has not applied the board.
inverter start command
40- Rotor HW/ FW Config error Rotation board - Download correct Jedi database
0112h 274d - If error persists, replace Rotation board
40- IUVW short circuit error IUVW signal short circuited Check DC bus input to rotation board
0113h 275d on rotation board Reset. If error persists, replace Rotation
board.
40- HV cable short circuit error 1. Tube stator short - Check HV cable impedance
0114h 276d 2. Anode HV cable short - Change tube
3. Bearings of tube broken
40- HV cable open error 1. Tube stator open circuit - Check HV cable connection and
0115h 277d 2. Anode HV cable open impedance. Replace if open.
circuit - Check tube stator impedance
40- Unknown rotation error. Software problem No action.

0149h 329d The main software received an
error from rotation board with no
error code associated
40- 354d Acceleration while in error Software problem No action.
162h

Associated data structure:

PRD error (Z3/Z4 bitmap):
Component failure :
0001H=RAM
0002H=RAM stack
0200H=EPLD
8000H=program checksum
Rotation database error:

2 bytes data, each value points to a specific parameter found as being erroneous
Other errors:
Rotation state (rotor Z3 bitmap):
0=inverter OFF
1=acceleration 0 to low speed
2=acceleration 0 to high speed
3=acceleration low speed to high
4=low speed run
5=high speed run
6=high speed to low speed brake
7=brake reverse
8=brake DC
5.1.1.3 Filament Heater errors (code 50)
Note :
If one Heater board : Error code (hex) beginning by 0 is for Heater 0 (Large and Small focus)
If two Heater boards : Error code (hex) beginning by 0 is for Heater 0 (Large Focus)
Error code (hex) beginning by 1 is for Heater 1 (Small Focus)

(hex) (dec)
50- No CAN message received 1. PPC kV control main Check internal CAN bus cable between PPC
0201h 513d within 5 sec’s software lost kvctl and Rotation board .
or or The Heater board has not 2. PPC kV control or
1201h 4609d received any command from the Heater board CAN
PPC kV control main software driver failure
for the last 5 sec., interpreted as
3. Bad contact on one of
a loss of communication
the pin on the CAN bus
line connector
50- Database not correct. Wrong PPC kV control data - Reload Jedi database.
0202h 515d The firmware of the heater board base. It can only happen at - If error persists, replace Heater board
or or has detected that the data base power up.
1202h 4612d received from the PPC kV
control board has wrong data.
50- Heater inverter permanent Heater board Replace Heater board

0203h 515d over current.(SW limit)
or or Issued by the heater board when
1203h 4611d an over current has been
detected and 3 restarts have
been tried without success
within 100 ms


(hex) (dec)
50- Filament permanent open 1. X-ray tube filament open - Unplug cathode HV cable on generator
0204h 516d circuit. 2. Heater to HV tank cable side. Measure impedance between pins on
or or Issued by the heater board when 3. Cathode HV cable or pin HV cable. If open circuit, check connection
an open circuit has been between cathode HV cable and tube, and
1204h 4612d contacts
detected and 3 restarts have impedance between pins of tube HV
4. Heater board receptacle.
been tried without success
5. Open circuit in filament - Replace tube or HV cable.
within 100 ms
transformer inside HV - If no open circuit, check Heater to HV tank
Tank. cable (3 wires)
- If cable OK, then if 2 heater boards, swap
heater boards and check for errors are
reported on the other filament , else replace
heater board.
- If open circuit error is reported on the other
filament, replace heater board.
- If open circuit error is reported on the same
filament, check HV Tank heater transformers
(cable connector on top of JEDI inverter for
primary winding, cathode HV receptacle for
secondary). Replace HV tank.
50- Heater Inverter permanent Heater board Reset.
0205h 517d short circuit (HW limit) If error persists, replace Heater board
or or Issued by the heater board when
1205h 4613d a short circuit has been detected
and 3 restarts have been tried
without success within 100 ms
50- Filament overload Pre-Heat 1. Tube data base or - Reload database and perform a tube
0206h 518d This is the result of an integrated calibration filament calibration
or or value of the RMS current 2. Heater board - Reset and try an exposure
measurement on Heater board - If error persists, replace Heater board.
1206h 4614d
comparison with max. Tube
value in database.
50- Filament overload Boost 1. Tube data base or - Reload database and perform a tube
0207h 519d Same as above calibration filament calibration
or or 2. Heater board - Reset and try an exposure
- If error persists, replace Heater board.
1207h 4615d
50- Filament overload Heat 1. Tube data base or - Reload database and perform a tube
0208h 520d Same as above calibration filament calibration
or or 2. Heater board - Reset and try an exposure
- If error persists, replace Heater board.
1208h 4616d
50- Heater : Command error Software problem No action.
0209h 521d
or or
1209h 4617d
50- PWM rate too low Heater board - Verify that 160V is present on Heater board
0210h 528d RMS filament current (DS3 on heater board, see block diagrams)
or or measurement (every 0.5 m sec.) - Check cabling from LVPS board.
on heater board is too low - If 160V ok, replace heater board.
1210h 4624d
50- PWM rate too high 1. X-ray tube filament open - Unplug cathode HV cable on generator
0211h 529d RMS filament current 2. Heater to HV tank cable side. Measure impedance between pins. If
or or measurement (every 0.5 msec.) open open circuit, check connection between
on heater board is too high cathode HV cable and tube, and impedance
1211h 4625d 3. Cathode HV cable or pin
between pins of tube HV receptacle.
contacts open Replace tube or HV cable.
4. Open circuit in filament If no open circuit, check Heater to HV tank
transformer inside HV cable (3 wires)
Tank. - If cable OK, swap heater boards and check
if errors are reported on the other filament.
- If open circuit error is reported on the other
filament, replace heater board.
- If open circuit error is reported on the same
filament, check HV Tank heater transformers
(cable connector on top of JEDI inverter for


(hex) (dec)
primary winding, cathode HV receptacle for
secondary). Replace HV tank.
50- MAINS_DROP detected. 1. Mains drop - Check if LVPS power supply is abnormally
0212h 530d The firmware of the Heater 2. Cable or connector down.
or or board has detected the mains between LVPS and - Reset system. If error persists, check flat
drop signal activation and has cable between LVPS and heater boards. - If
1212h 4626d heater board
transmitted error to PPC kV cable is OK, replace LVPS board
3. LVPS board
control
50- PRD error Heater board Reset. If error persists, replace Heater
0213h 531d Firmware checksum, RAM test board.
or or and EPLD access are performed
1213h 4627d at power up or reset.
50- Boost too long Loss of communication Error followed by another communication
0214h 532d Boost command stayed longer during boost. error. Troubleshoot comm error.
or or than 400ms
1214h 4628d
50- Filament selection error Heater board Replace heater board
0215h 533d The relay on the Heater board
or or selecting the filament is in the
1215h 4629d wrong position with respect to
the selection
50- Current feedback not null Heater board Replace heater board
0216h 534d when inverter OFF
or or Inverter current has been
1216h 4630d measured while the inverter was
not commanded
50- Current not zero through a Heater board Replace heater board
0217h 535d not selected filament
or or Residual current of unselected
1217h 4631d filament at heater output (for
Heater V6 version only)
50- Filament Database not Wrong PPC kV control data Reload Jedi database.
0221h 545d correct base. It can only happen at If error persists, replace Heater board.
0222h 546d The firmware of the heater board power up.
0223h 547d has detected that the Received
0224h 548d Data base from PPC kV control
contains erroneous data for
or or
Tube 1, 2, 3, or 4.
1221h 4641d
1222h 4642d
1223h 4643d
1224h 4644d
50- Heater large focus error software problem No action
or or error from heater board with no
1248h 4680d error code associated
50- Heater small focus error software problem No action
or or error from heater board with no
1249h 4681d error code associated
Associated data structure:

PRD error :
Component failure :
0001H=RAM
0002H=RAM stack
0200H=EPLD

8000H=program checksum
Filament database error :

2 bytes bitmap ( LSByte=small focus, MSByte=large focus)
Each bit points to an erroneous parameter
other errors :
1 byte bitmap with the following structure:
bit7 (MSB) bit6 bit5 bit4 bit3 bit2 bit1 bit0 (LSB)
focus selected tube selected small focus state large focus state
0=small focus selected 1=tube 1 selected 0=inverter OFF 0=inverter OFF
1=large focus selected 2=tube 2 1=preheat 1=preheat
3=tube 3 2=boost 2=boost
4=tube 4 3=heat 3=heat
5.1.1.4 Exposure errors (code 60)

(hex) (dec)
60- No kV feedback on anode 1. HV cable short circuit Remove anode HV cable on generator side
0306h 774d side 2. HV tank to PPC kV and verify that there is no short-circuit on
kV measured <12kV 0,5ms after control board flat cable cable between pins and ground. Verify flat
start of exposure on anode side cable connection between PPC kV control
3. HV tank
only and HV tank. Remove anode and cathode
4. PPC kV control board cables on generator side and run no load HV
diagnostic (fill receptacle with oil). If test
fails, replace PPC kV Control board or HV
tank.
60- No kV feedback on cathode 1. HV cable short circuit Remove cathode HV cable on generator
0307h 775d side 2. HV tank to PPC kV side and veify that there is no short-circuit
kV measured <12kV 0,5ms after control board flat cable between pins and ground. Verify flat cable
start of exposure on cathode connection between PPC kV control and HV
3. HV tank
side only tank. Remove anode and cathode cables on
4. PPC kV control board generator side and run no load HV
diagnostic (fill receptacle with oil). If test
failed, replace PPC kV Control board or HV
tank.
60- No kV Feedback (on anode 1. HV tank - Verify flat cable connections between PPC
0308h 776d and cathode) 2. PPC kV control board kV control and HV tank.
kV measured <12kV 0,5ms after - Run no load HV diagnostic.
start of exposure on both anode - If test fails, replace PPC kV Control board
and cathode. or HV tank
60- kV detected during kV Wrong setup before the Refer to applicable diagnostic section for
0309h 777d diagnostics. diagnostic is run. correct setup
KV measured during inverter
diagnostics while no kV must be
generated.
60- kV max detected 1. HV tank - Repeat the exposure.

0310h 784d kV reached maximum kV limit 2. PPC kV control board - Run Noload kv diagnostic without HV
during exposure 3. HV cables cables . If error persists , replace PPC kV
control or HV tank.
60- ILP current not OK. 1. Inverter Take some exposures. If error persists, run
0311h 785d The current in the parallel 2. PPC kV control HV power diagnostics. Check connections of
resonant circuit of the inverter resonant elements in Inverter. Run Inverter
did not rise at the beginning of gate command diagnostic. If test fails
the exposure. replace Inverter. Run Inverter in short circuit
test. If test fails replace PPC kV control
board or Inverter. Else, run no load HV test


(hex) (dec)
without removing HV cables. If test fails,
replace HV tank
60- ILR current not OK See above Take some exposures. If error persists, run
0312h 786d The current in the serial HV power diagnostics. Check connections of
resonant circuit of the inverter resonant elements in Inverter. Run Inverter
did not rise at the beginning of gate command diagnostic. If test fails
the exposure. replace Inverter. Run Inverter in short circuit
test. If test fails replace PPC kV control
board or Inverter. Else, run no load HV test
without removing HV cables. If test fails,
replace HV tank
60- Inverter max. ILR current 1 Tube (it can be casing Take some exposures with reduced
0313h 787d detected. spits, error 0324H data=1 techniques (80kV). If error persists, run
This is a hardware detection of or 2) Inverter in short circuit test. If test fails
maximum current in serial replace PPC kV control board or Inverter.
2 HV tank
resonant circuit. Else, run no load HV test without removing
3 PPC kV control HV cables. If test fails, replace HV tank
4 Inverter
60- ILR Current time out. 1. PPC kV control Take some exposures with reduced
0314h 788d The current resonant frequency 2. Inverter techniques (80kV). If error persists, run
is lower than expected Inverter in short circuit test. If test fails
replace Inverter or PPC kV control board.
Else, run no load HV test without removing
HV cables. If test fails, replace HV tank
60- Spit Max error. Reasonably x-ray tube Try again at various kV/mA to confine
0316h 790d PPC kV control has detected the problem. If error too frequent, replace tube.
number of tube spits during If this error is associated to error 0324h kV
exposure has reached the limit regul out, check mains input voltage
(see theory of operation, Run no load HV diagnostics removing HV
software section) cables. If test fails replace HV tank.
If test passes, replace tube
60- Spit Ratio error. Reasonably x-ray tube Try again at various kV/mA to confine
0317h 791d PPC kV control has detected the problem. If error too frequent, replace tube.
rate of tube spits during If this error is associated to error 0324h kV
exposure has reached the limit regul out, check mains input voltage
(see theory of operation, Run no load HV diagnostics removing HV
software section) cables. If test fails replace HV tank.
If test passes, replace tube
60- kV did not reach 75% after 1. Inverter Repeat the exposures. If error persists run
0318h 792d 20ms. 2. PPC kV control Inverter gate command diagnostic.
Indicates that there were no HV 3. Tank If test fails replace PPC kV control board
ON signal generated for (first) or Inverter.
4. Tube, HV cables
exposure time count-up If test OK remove HV cables and run no load
HV diagnostics at several kV stations to
confine the problem. If test fails replace HV
tank.
Else replace the PPC kV control board.
60- kV unbalanced detected. HV tank Try some exposures at various kV, mA to
0319h 793d Detects that there is more than confirm the problem.
12kV difference between kV+ Replace HV tank
and kV -
60- FPGA problem; Safety hit This may be due to transient Verify flat cable and contacts between PPC
0320h 800d with unknown reason interference (Spikes). kV control board and HV tank. Check the
No error at the inputs while presence of the ferrite in the cable between
checking for error source. PPC kV control board and HV tank.
If error permanent or too systematic, replace
PPC kV control board.
60- ILP and ILR current not OK 1. DCBUS lost Check main DCBUS voltage on inverter
0323h 803d No inverter current measures at 2. Inverter Take some exposures. If error persists, run
the beginning of the exposure 3. PPC kV control board HV power diagnostics. Check connections of
resonant elements in Inverter. Run Inverter
gate command diagnostic. If test fails
replace Inverter.
Run Inverter in short circuit test. If test fails
replace Inverter or PPC kV control board.


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60- DSP overload 1. Main supply Check if transformer currents measurement
0325h 805d Default in KV regulation 2. Inverter current is correctly plugged inside the inverter (J1 in
calculation measurement GateCmd board or J19 in CT IF board) .
Take some exposures. If error persists,
3. PPC kV control board
investigate those 2 root causes :
4. Inverter 1- Inverter / kV Ctrl : run Inverter in Short
5. HV tank defective Circuit diagnostic. If test fails replace PPC
6. Check main DCBUS kV control board , if this test fails again after
voltage on inverter replacement of PPC kV ctrl Board , replace
the Inverter.
2- HV Tank : run No Load HV diag without
removing HV cables. If test fails, replace HV
tank
60- DSP exposure stop PPC kV control board No action

0326h 806d Engineering Debug error
60- Wrong HV capa measure 1. HV cable problem If 2nd tube capability exists, goto 1- else goto
0329h 809d HV cable length calculated by 2. HV tank problem (High 2-
PPC kvctl for the kv regulation is voltage part or HV switch 1- Run 2nd Tube diag , if OK or fail on the 2
lower than 6 meters . sides goto 2- , if failed only on one side ,
part if exists)
check HV cables on this side and if HV cable
3. Inverter problem are OK, replace HV tank (HV switch default)
4. PPC kv control board 2- Run No Load HV diag , if diag OK , check
HV cables else goto 3-
3- Run Inverter in Short Circuit diag , if diag
OK , replace HV tank else replace PPC kvctl
/ Inverter
60- 1025d No mA feedback 1. X-ray tube filament short If 2nd tube capability exists, goto 1- else goto
0401h mA measurement function: circuited or open 2-
PPC kV control has detected no 2. Cathode and anode HV 1- Run 2nd tube capability diagnostic
mA feedback 20 ms after the Verify that HV cables are not swapped
cables swapped after HV
beginning of the exposure. 2- Verify filament impedance between pins
tank replacement of cathode HV cable.
3. HV tank 3- Verify with an Ohm-meter that the value of
4. PPC kV control board the mA shunt resistors on the HV tank is 5
5. Cathode HV cable short- ohm (disconnect HV Tank to PPC kV control
circuited flat cable and measure between pins 45 and
6. Heater function 46 of 50 pin female connector). If it is out of
range (4.9 to 5.1 Ohm, including DVM
accuracy) replace HV Tank.
4- For JEDI HP run kV mA tool
5- Replace PPC kV control board
60- mA scale error 1. PPC kV control board - If the tube has just been replaced or
0402h 1026d mA has been measured to be 2. default filament currents installed, run some exposures (< 10 exp)
either too low or too high with not correctly adjusted until the filament correction adjusts the
respect to mA demand 20 ms default filament drive values. If no
3. HV Tank (improbable)
after the beginning of the improvement , replace PPC kvctl board.
exposure - If the error occurs after a while on a
system. Disconnect HV Tank to PPC kV
control flat cable and verify with an Ohm-
meter that the value of the mA shunt
resistors on the HV tank is 5 ohm (between
pins 45 and 46 of 50 pin female connector).
If it is out of range, (4.9 to 5.1 Ohm,
including DVM accuracy) replace HV Tank.
Replace PPC kV control board.
60- mA out of range Tube spit No action

0403h 1027d Measured mA every 50 msec
exceeded 5% of mA demand.
This error is logged, but does
not stop the exposure.
60- 1105d mA meter saturated PPC kV control board If persistent replace PPC kV control board
0451h In fluoro mode only


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60- Inverter Gate Power Supply 1. No 3ph input to generator - Verify if DC BUS voltage is present in
0504h 1284d error or input voltage too low ACDC module. Check main AC fuses and
Gate supply voltage has or line impedance too DCBUS voltage.
dropped below the level required - Verify DC BUS voltage present in Gate
high
to drive the IGBTs properly Cmd board (neon ON) If neon off, Verify DC
2. No DCBUS or 24V input BUS voltage present in rotation board (neon
to Gate command board ON) If neon on , verify cabling to Gate cmd
(Inverter) board. If neon off, check fuse in ACDC
3. PPC kV control board board.If fuse has blown, check if the DCBUS
input to rotation board or Gate cmd board is
in short circuit and replace the Rotation
board or the inverter.
- If DC BUS ok, run Inverter gate command
diagnostics If test fails, replace PPC kV
control board (first) or Inverter
For JEDI HP:
Verify if 24Vgate is present, check harness
cable from Auxiliaries box to Inverter.
If 24Vgate, run Inverter gate command
60- Exposure backup mAs 1. Exposure command line Reset and retry changing parameters and
0801h 2049d exceeded stuck to the active state duration.
The exposure command last so 2. PPC kV control board If error persists, replace PPC kV control
long that the maximum mAs board
allowed has been reached
60- Exposure backup time 1. Exposure command line Reset and retry changing parameters and
0802h 2050d exceeded. stuck to the active state duration.
The exposure command last 2. PPC kV control board If error persists, replace PPC kV control
longer than the duration that board
was loaded by the system
(Backup time + 5%.)
60- Exp cmd while gene not 1. Generic IF board Check system CAN cable with real time lines
0803h 2051d ready. 2. System cable with real If problem persists, change Generic IF board
Generator received an exposure time lines or PPC kV control board.
command while not in ready 3. PPC kV control board
state 4. External cause (Spikes)
60- mA between pulses PPC kV control board Replace PPC kV control Board
1181h 4481d Error found in verifying the
counter normal operation.
60- mAs counter error PPC kV control board Replace PPC kV control Board
60- AEC does not count. 1. Ion chamber Verify AEC board to ion chamber cable and
1408h 5128d If there is no AEC feedback in 2. AEC cable, connection Generic IF to PPC kV control board cable.
AEC station exposure. 3. AEC board Run AEC diagnostics (see diagnostic
section). If test OK, replace ion chamber. If
test fails, replace AEC board or PPC kV
control board or Generic IF board.
60- mAs meter saturated. PPC kV control board If persistent replace PPC kV control board
1409h 5129d A check is done on mAs counter
operation at the beginning of
exposure and found the mAs
meter with unrealistic value.
60- FPGA locked. PPC kV control board If persistent replace PPC kV control
1410h 5136d FPGA detected an error and did
not allow start exposure after
exposure command signal was
received.
60- Time counter error PPC kV control board Replace PPC kV control Board
60- Tomo cut too early Positioner cut exposure Positioner trouble
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1420h 5152d before programmed time
60- Time cut instead tomo Positioner does not cut Positioner trouble
1421h 5153d exposure
60- Jedi inverter temperature too Parameters kV, mA and time - Wait cooling time
1454h 5204d high exceeded allowed use - change kv-ctrl board (if trouble always
present, report to service)
5.1.1.5 Power supply (code 70)

Note : “LVPS TRI” designates the LVPS100 board.

(hex) (dec)
70- DC bus out of range (<400 or 1. Mains problem (Too low - Check mains line 3 phases incoming
0501h 1281d >850) or too high) voltage
- Verify line impedance if mains is low.
2. One phase missing at
Generator input
70- Error Overvoltage > 780Vdc DC bus problem Verify DC BUS voltage
0502h 1282d
70- Inverter Gate Power Supply 1. No 3ph input to - Verify DC BUS voltage present in ACDC
0503h 1283d error (checked at prep) generator or input module. Check main AC fuses and DCBUS
Gate supply voltage has voltage too low or line voltage.
dropped below the level required - Verify DC BUS voltage present in Gate
impedance too high
to drive the IGBTs properly Cmd board (neon ON) If neon off, Verify DC
2. No DCBUS or 24V input BUS voltage present in rotation board (neon
to Gate command board ON) If neon on , verify cabling to Gate cmd
(Inverter) board. If neon off, check fuse in ACDC
3. PPC kV control board board. If fuse has blown, check if the
DCBUS input to rotation board or Gate cmd
board is in short circuit and replace the
Rotation board or the inverter.
- If DC BUS ok, run Inverter gate command
- For JEDI HP:
Verify if 24Vgate is present, check harness
cable from Auxiliaries box to Inverter.
If 24Vgate, run Inverter gate command
70- Mains power supply has Mains problem Check DCBUS input on LVPS100 board
0505h 1285d dropped during exposure
LVPS has detected a drop of its
power supply and shuts down
JEDI
70- DC bus 1 phase pre-charge 1. Pre-charge resistor WARNING!: Potential residual voltage.
0506h 1286d error. 2. Relay Make sure all the NEONs are off. Verify
Found DC bus did not reach 3. ACDC module with a voltmeter, range 400VDC that there
400V after 30 sec. is no voltage on the capacity bench
4. LVPS
Charge relay is not activated before any intervention
5. PPC kV control board Verify neon DS2 on ACDC indicating voltage
and pre-charge relay drops
presence on capacitors. If neon ON during
pre-charge, check DCBUS cable between
ACDC and quad snubber board in Inverter
Listen to relay clicking at power on.
Check charge and discharge resistors
Replace ACDC 1 Phase module
70- DC bus 1 phase discharge ACDC 1 Phase Power off and wait 1 minute before
0507h 1287d error. reapplying power to system. If error persists
Found that DC bus voltage is > replace ACDC 1ph module


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30 V before pre-charge.
70- HVPM AEC not 230V AEC board Disconnect ion chambers and run AEC
0510h 1296d 230V voltage generated in AEC diagnostics. If test fails replace AEC board.
board for ion chamber supply Else check ion chamber.
not OK
70- Error Undervoltage < DC bus problem Verify DC BUS voltage
0511h 1297d 320VDC Verify fuses in power board
70- LVPS TRI: Unknown error Software problem No action

0549h 1353d The main software received a
LVPS error with no error code
associated
70- LVPS TRI: Detected +160V 1. LVPS Verify that the input voltage on LVPS board
0553h 1363d too high 2. Heater board is in an acceptable range (CF1/CF2). If no,
+160V is higher than 225V verify AC/DC fuse.
(measured on heater board) Check 160V on CF2/1 on heater board. If
OK, replace heater board
Else, disconnect the CF2 cable and measure
again on the LVPS side. If voltage is wrong,
replace LVPS board.
70- LVPS TRI: Detected +160V 1. LVPS Verify that the input voltage on LVPS board
0557h 1367d too low 2. Heater board is in an acceptable range (J2). If no, verify
+160V is lower than 110V AC/DC fuse.
(measured on heater board) Check 160V on CF2/1 on heater board. If
OK, replace heater board
Else, disconnect the CF2 cable and measure
again on the LVPS side. If voltage is wrong,
replace LVPS board.
70- LVPS TRI: Detected +15V 1. LVPS open circuit Verify that the input power on LVPS board is
0563h 1379d too high 2. Heater board in an acceptable range (J2). If no, verify
+15V is higher than 17.3V AC/DC fuse.
(measured on heater board) Check 15V on heater board (J3, pin4). If OK,
replace heater board.
Disconnect the control bus cable from the
LVPS board and check pin 2 of the
connector: if voltage is wrong replace LVPS
board.
70- LVPS TRI: Detected +15V 1. LVPS open circuit Verify that the input voltage on LVPS board
0567h 1383d too low 2. Heater board is in an acceptable range (J2). If no, verify
+15V is lower than 13V 3. rotation (short circuit) AC fuse.
(measured on heater board) Check 15V on heater board (J3, pin4). If OK,
PPC kV control (short circuit)
replace heater board.
(improbable) If voltage=0, check the continuity on heater
board between (J3, pin4) and (J1,pin2).If no
continuity, replace heater board
Else, disconnect the control bus cable from
the LVPS board and check the pin2 of the
connector : if voltage is wrong replace LVPS
board. Else, check pin2 of the control bus
cable when disconnecting the cable from
each board successively to isolate the board
inducing a voltage drop
70- LVPS TRI: Detected -15V 1. LVPS Verify that the input voltage on LVPS board
0573h 1395d too high 2. Heater board is in an acceptable range (J2). If no, verify
-15V is lower than -17.3V AC fuse. For single phase generator, check
(measured on heater board) on ACDC SP board
Check -15V on heater board (J3, pin3). If
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OK, replace heater board.
Else, disconnect the output power cable
from the LVPS board and check the pin3 of
the connector: if voltage is wrong replace
LVPS board.
70- LVPS TRI: Detected -15V 1. LVPS (open circuit) Verify that the input voltage on LVPS board
0577h 1399d too low 2. Heater board is in an acceptable range (J2) If no, verify
-15V is higher than -13V 3. rotation (short circuit) AC/DC.
(measured on heater board) Check -15V on heater board (J3, pin3). If
OK, replace heater board.
(short circuit) If voltage=0, check the continuity on heater
(improbable) board between (J3, pin3) and (J1,pin3).If no
continuity, replace heater board
Else, disconnect the control bus cable from
the LVPS board and check the pin3 of the
connector: if voltage is wrong replace LVPS
board. Else, check pin3 of the control bus
cable when disconnecting the cable from
each board successively to isolate the board
inducing a voltage drop.
5.1.1.6 Hardware errors (code 80)

(hex) (dec)
80- Rotation board 1. Rotation board - Verify the CAN cable between PPC kV
0180h 384d communication problem. 2. Control bus cable control and auxiliary module is correctly
PPC kV control board 3. PPC kV control board connected to the Rotation board
communication Watch Dog with - Check that rotation firmware is running
Rotation board popped up (DS5 on rotation board blinking).
because it did not get reply from - If firmware OK, replace PPC kV control
Rotation board. board.
- Else verify that RESET Led is not lit. If it is
lit, disconnect successively the control bus
cable from heater and PPC kV control
boards to find the board which is holding the
reset line and replace it. If after
disconnecting all the boards, the Led
remains lit, replace Rotation board
80- Rotation board has reset. 1. Rotation board Check CAN cable connected to Rotation
0181h 385d PPC kV control has detected the 2. Interference (Spikes) board. Reset system
Rotation board has reset. PPC If error persists, replace Rotation board
kV control will reload Rotation
data base.
80- Heater board communication 1. Heater board Verify CAN cable between LVPS board and
0280h 640d problem 2. Control bus cable Heater board is correctly connected
PPC kV control board 3. PPC kV control board Check that heater firmware is running (DS1-
communication Watch Dog with DS2 on heater board blinking).
Heater board popped up If firmware OK, replace PPC kV control
because it did not get reply from board.
Heater board. Else verify that RESET Led is not lit. If it is
lit, disconnect successively the control bus
cable from Rotation and PPC kV control
boards to find the board which is holding the
reset line and replace it. If after
disconnecting all the boards, the Led
remains lit, replace Heater board
80- Heater board has reset. 1. Heater board - Check flat cable connected to Heater
0281h 641d PPC kV control has detected the 2. Interference (Spikes) board. Reset system
heater board has reset. KV ctrl - If error persists, replace Heater board
will reload Rotation data base.


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80- kV ref ADC / DAC failed PPC kV control board Only if this error is repetitive and comes
0322h 802d PPC kV control DAC and ADC alone (Not following other errors), replace
capability are permanently PPC kV control board.
tested for coherency.
80- DSP error PPC kV control board - Reset and retry.
03A0h 928d DSP program corrupted - If error persists, change PPC kV control
board
80- RTL error (+ associated data 1. system communication - Check communication to system cable
0601h 1537d to check which of the 4 RTL power supply (for - Check system communication power
lines) isolated supply (if any)
Real Time Lines show a wrong - Check system interface to PPC kV control
communications)
state. RTL’s are tested on a CAN cable
2. system communication - Replace system interface board
regular basis in stand by. cable - Replace PPC kV control board
3. system interface board
(Generic If board …)
4. system interface to PPC
kV control flat cable
80- External CAN bus off 1. system communication Refer to other errors section - JEDI
0602h 1538h Communication to system power supply (for isolated communication problem
through CAN not possible. communications)
System will report JEDI comm. 2. system communication
problem.
cable
3. Generic IF board
4. Generic IF to PPC kV
control board flat cable
80- Tube Cooling supply error. 1. No 115V/230V tube - Check presence of the AC voltage (DS6
0902h 2306d Rotation board has detected that cooling supply neon) at the input of the Rotation board.
a wrong voltage is applied to the 2. Cabling - Check the cables.
tube fan If ok, replace the rotation board
3. Rotation board
80- Internal CAN bus off 1. PPC kV control Check a short circuit on CAN lines, pins 5 &
1402h 5122d Can device on PPC kV control 2. Control bus cable 6, of the control bus cable. Short circuit may
board detected abnormal level 3. Heater or Rotation be either on Boards or connector/ cable.
on it’s 2 line and sent error to the If no fault detected, replace PPC kV control
CPU board
80- Connection Fault Cables between PPC kV Check connection of the following cables:
1403h 5123d One of the flat cable connector control board, Generic IF PPC kV control to Generic IF board, PPC kV
is not connected in Generator. board, HV tank and inverter. control to kV measure board (HV tank), kV
measure to Gate cmd board (inverter)
80- FPGA configuration problem. PPC kV control board. Replace PPC kV control board.
1404h 5124d Detected during power up. The
PPC kV control main software
cannot load the FPGA.
80- Internal CAN bus Txo 1. PPC kV control board Replace PPC kV control board.
1413h 5139d Internal CAN bus not 2. Cabling
transmitting
80- Internal CAN LD bus Txo 1. Cabling - Check flat cable between Generic IF and
1414h 5140d Internal LD CAN bus not 2. Ingrid PPC kV control board and cable link to Ingrid
transmitting - Check if Ingrid is alive
- Replace Generic IF board
80- External CAN bus Txo 1. System communication Refer to Other errors section - JEDI comm
1415h 5141d External CAN bus not power supply (for problem
transmitting. System to JEDI isolated
communication not possible communications)
2. System communication
cable
3. Generic IF board


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4. Generic IF to PPC kV
control board flat cable
80- Internal CAN RTL2 error Generic IF board Replace Generic IF board
1416h 5142d
80- DC disch. when inhib DC disch board Replace inverter
1417h 5143d
80- No DC disch. on request DC disch board Replace inverter
1418h 5144d
80- 10V reference error PPC kV control board Replace PPC kV control board
1419h 5145d
80- Overpress or Blown fuse 1. Tube oil overpressure Let tube cool down. If error disappears
1422h 5154d 2. Power IF board troubleshoot oil cooling. If permanent error,
3. Cabling check cable between JEDI inverter and
POWER IF board. Check fuses and 120Vac
supply in POWER IF board
80- H4 Power IF com. error Cabling Check cable between JEDI inverter and
1423h 5155d POWER IF board
80- Rotor accel is forbidden System has started the rotor Wait and retry .
1425h 5157d too soon compared to the
tube specification.
5.1.1.7 Application errors (code 90)

(hex) (dec)
90- NV RAM checksum pb. 1. Database problem If persistent:
0701h 1793d Generator PPC kV control board - Reload the database. If no improvement:
2. External cause (Spikes)
has detected corruption in the - Replace PPC kV control board and reload
NV Ram verification (After power
3. PPC kV control the database.
up)
90- Software problem. 1. Software or Data Base - Reload the software and database
0702h 1794d problem. - If no improvement, replace PPC kV control
2. PPC kV control board board
90- Rotation/Heater hold too System software Problem. No action
0704h 1796d long. Will pop up if preparation
Will pop up if preparation command from the system is
command from the system is maintained longer than 3 or
maintained longer than 3 or xx xx minutes
minutes.
90- System or database Database problem - Download the database
0705h 1797d configuration error - Check system software release
The identifier of the system and (Workstation)
the database are not compatible
90- Wrong DSP version PPC kV control board - Reload the software and database
0706h 1798d (Engineering debug) - If no improvement, change PPC kV control
90- Wrong FPGA version PPC kV control board -Reload the software and database
0707d 1799d (Engineering debug) - If no improvement, change PPC kV control
90- Exposure preparation while System software Problem. No action
1012h 4114d tube not ready System demands exposure
(during tube switching) preparation while tube
switching
90- Thermal algo is inconsistent Software problem No action
1424h 5156d with the database

5.1.1.8 Communication errors (code 100)

(hex) (dec)
100- Debug screen com. error Engineering use No action
0603h 1539d
100- TAV communication error. 1. Software / laptop problem Check cable and retry
0605h 1541d Generator has detected a 2. Cable problem
communication problem
between the I/F and the service
laptop (When Generator is
controlled by the laptop).
100- MPC/Madrid com pb 1. Cable problem - Check cable and console
0606h 1542d Communication error with serial 2. Interface problem - Replace Jedi interface
link
100- AEC Board com problem. 1. Cables connection - Verify flat cable between Generic IF board
1301h 4865d AEC communication problem 2. AEC board and AEC board
3. Supply from system - Check if AEC board is alive (leds blinking,
refer to block diagrams) . If board is down
and cable OK replace AEC board.
- In case of a problem with +12V supply from
system to GEN_IF board this error will show
associated with communication errors.
100- Watchdog CAN com. Error 1. Cables connection - Verify cable between system and interface
1302h 4866d No more communication with 2. Gen IF or CT IF board board
system 3. PPC kV CTRL board - Replace PPC KV CTRL board (first) or
Generic/CT IF board
5.1.1.9 Thermal errors (code 110)

(hex) (dec)
110- Tank Thermal sensor too 1. Temperature sensor of - Wait until HV cools down for error
0804h 2052d high HV tank clearance.
HV tank temperature has 2. PPC kV control - Check cabinet cooling .
reached the maximum limit. - If error persists when HV Tank is cool
check flat cable connection between HV
Tank and PPC kV control board
- Replace PPC kV control
- Replace HV tank
110- Inverter HW temperature too 1. Temperature sensor of - Wait until Inverter cools down for error
0805h 2053d high. parallel inductor clearance
Parallel inductor temperature 2. PPC kV control - If error persists when Inverter is cool check
has reached the maximum limit. flat cable connection between HV Tank and
PPC kV control board
- Replace Inverter
110- Lp temperature too high 1. Temperature sensor of - Wait until Inverter cools down for error
0806h 2054d Lp inductor temperature has Lp inductor clearance.
reached the maximum limit 2. PPC kV control - If error persists when Inverter is cool check
flat cable connection between HV Tank and
PPC kV control board
- Replace Inverter
110- 2055d Tank thermal sensor warning 1. Jedi inverter cooling Same as error 110-804h
0807h HV tank temperature defective
approaches max limit 2. Cabinet cooling
defective
110- 2056d Inv thermal sensor warning 1. Temperature sensor of Same as error 110-805h
0808h Inverter temperature approaches parallel inductor


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max limit 2. PPC kvctl
110- 2057d Lp thermal sensor warning 1. Temperature sensor of Same as error 110-806h
0809h Lp temperature approaches max Lp inductor
limit 2. PPC kVcontrol
110- Tube exceeded 70°C 1. X-ray tube too hot; - Wait until tube cools down for error
0903h 2307d Tube temperature switch normal error clearance. Troubleshoot tube cooling system
detected open 2. Cooling problem (if applicable)
- If error persists, short circuit the sensor
3. Wiring problem
feedback (between pins 15 and 16 on
4. Sensor problem (Tube) rotation board connector J2) If error
5. Rotation board disappears check cabling to tube and tube
thermal switch state. If no, replace rotation
board
110- Tube thermal protection 1. X-ray tube too hot; Wait until tube cools down for error
0905h 2309d Thermal protection algorithm normal error clearance. Reduce exposures technique (kV,
has detected that tube exceeded 2. Too powerful exposures mA)
its temperature limits
110- Tank temperature sensor too 1. PPC kV control - Check flat cable connection between PPC
1405h 5125d low 2. HV tank kV control board and HV tank
HV tank temperature is below < - Replace PPC kV control board
3°C. Indicates sensor - Replace HV Tank
malfunction
110- Inverter HW temp meas too 1. PPC kV control - Check flat cable connection between PPC
1406h 5126d low 2. Sensor of parallel kV control board and HV tank. Check flat
Parallel inductor temperature is inductor cable connection between HV tank and gate
below < 3°C. Indicates sensor cmd board in Inverter. Check inverter
malfunction temperature sensor cable connection to gate
cmd board (J5)
- Replace PPC kV control board
- Replace Inverter
110- Lp temperature too low 1. PPC kV control - Replace PPC kV control board
1412h 5138d 2. Sensor of Lp inductor - Replace Inverter

5.1.1.10 Manipulation errors (code 120)

(hex) (dec)
120- Tomo brightness not good System problem. kV not Change kV demand on system console
1500h 5376d correctly set
110- Release exposure switch During exposure switch is No action

1501h 5377d Manipulator error released before its end
110- AEC does not cut exposure mAs limitation (most cases) Increase selected mAs for the exposure
1502h 5378d Exposure stopped by mAs or Ion chamber problem If error persists remove ion chamber and run
time limitation AEC board AEC diagnostics. If test fails, replace AEC
board, else troubleshoot ion chamber and
cable
5.1.1.11 Ingrid errors (code 130)

Not applicable for Jedi / Falcon.
5.1.1.12 Tube Switch errors (code 140)

Not applicable for Jedi / Falcon.
5.1.2 Warnings errors
Warnings (class 1 and 2 errors) are the result of automated and regular background monitoring for either
software events or voltages check.
Those errors are merely for engineering use and do not indicate any hardware error failure.
Warnings are also logged into the generator event log file, just as the previous list of errors, and can help to
sort them out. Refer to the Error and Warning code list chapter for the complete list of warnings.
However some warnings listed below give important informations to the user and may need some action.
Warning Message/explanation Potential cause Recommended action/

code Troubleshooting guide
(hex)
27-0811h Thermal switch warning When tube thermal switch Check Thermal switch connection on tube
changes too fast (more than 2 and cable to Jedi
changes in less than 20s) , may
indicate a failure on the tube
27-1401h Saved RAM Battery life time Replace battery of PPC kvctl board
limit reached

5.1.3 Other failures
5.1.3.1 JEDI communication problem (JEDI does not reply to system messages):
JEDI generator with LVPS100 board :
N o answer
from JED I
- Check AC line on EMC bd input

neon NE1 ON - Check DBUS from ACDC module (check 15Amp
in LVPS100 ? fuse on ACDC bd and rectifier bridge)
No - Check DCBUS from Rotation bd to LVPS100 bd
Overload of
Yes +/-15V CAN
Check connection
of flat cable No
between LVPS100
and PPC kvctl . Power off
No OK ? Disconnect all cables on
DS2 & DS3 LVPS100 bd except DCBUS.
in PPC kvctl ON ? Yes Power on
Defective connection or defective

Internal CAN cable ,
Yes Replace cable or replug . +/-15V and Defective
160V on LVPS100 board .
LVPS100 OK ? No Replace board
DS4, DS5 in Defective PPC kvctl

PPC kvctl ON ? internal power supplies . Yes
Replace board Power off.Reconnect
No
Heater board (flat
cable and 160V cable)
Yes
Power on .
DS17 to 24 in DS1 in GEN_IF blinking

Defective PPC kvctl
when sending CAN
PPC kvctl blinking board . Replace board
Yes messages to JEDI Yes Heater board Defective Heater
alive ? DS1 board . Replace
No
DS2 blinking ? No board
Yes
Defective GEN Power off . Reconnect
DS1 in GEN I/F
I/F board . Rotation board (only
always ON
Yes Replace board flat cable in J1A , no
flat cable in J1)
No Power on .
No
JEDI not receiving CAN Rotation board Defective Rotation

messages . Check cables alive ? DS2 DS3 board . Replace
and system CAN interface blinking ? No board
Yes
Power off . Reconnect
Check 12V or 15V supply from PPC kvctl board flat cable
system on interface cable . in J2 . Disconnect J3
DS21 & DS23
Check on capa C33 or pin 1 & connector to Gen IF bd
in PPC kvctl
Yes 9 of J4 subD connector or pin Power on .
blinking ?
1 & 2 J5 HE10 connector in
GEN I/F board
DS2 DS3 DS4 Defective PPC

DS5 ON on PPC kvctl board .
Defective GEN kvctl board? No Replace board
12V or 15V I/F board .
OK ? Yes Replace board
Yes
Power off . Reconnect
No No PPC kvctl board flat cable
No 12V or 15V supply in J3 . Disconnect AEC
to GEN I/F . Check connector on J6 Gen IF bd
cable and supply Power on .
from system
Defective Gen I/F

DS17 to 24 in
board . Replace
PPC kvctl blinking
No board
JEDI software corrupted .
DS21 to 24 in Try to download boot & Yes
PPC kvctl ON ? appli . If not successfull ,
Yes
replace PPC kvctl board Power off . Reconnect
AEC connector on J6 Gen
IF bd and disconnect ion
No chambers on AEC J1 & J2
DS17 to 24 OFF . PPC connectors . Power on .
kvctl hang up . Reset JEDI
several times. If problem
persists , replace board Defective AEC
Power up OK on
board . Replace
PPC kvctl board
No board
Yes
Defective Ion
chamber .

5.1.3.2 3 phase breaker tripped in PDU/PDB or main fuses blown:
3 phase input to JEDI

breaker tripped or
fuses blow n
Disconnect DCBUS cables betw een

ACDC module and inverters module.
Measure impedance at Inverter's
DCBUS input
IGBT in short circuit in

Short circuit? Yes Inverter.
Replace inverter module
No
Disconnect EMC board from ACDC

diode bridge. Measure impedance
impedance betw een EMC input
phases and to the ground
EMC board in short circuit.

Short circuit? Yes Replace EMC board
No
Diode bridge or ACDC board in
shortcircuit.
Replace diode bridge and ACDC
board

5.2 Diagnostics
5.2.1 Heating without HV nor rotation diagnostic
Purpose:
The purpose of this test is to drive the heater inverter(s) on both filaments and the tube connected to the
Generator in order to identify a faulty heater FRU or a wrong connection between heater board, HV Tank and
tube.
Prerequisites:
- PPC kV control board alive and running : DS17 – DS24 Leds are lit successively or a combination of them
blink
- heater board alive and running : DS1 and DS2 Leds are lit successively
- heater DC supply present : DS3 Led is lit
Test type: No manual interaction with the use of the Diagnostic screen on system console
Sequence:
Start the diagnostic.
The following sequence runs on the small focus and then on the large focus :
- 5 seconds preheat
- 0,4s boost
- 5s heat ( focal spot max current - 1Amp )
There is 10s stop time between each focal spot run
During the test , the heater safeties are checked the same way than in application mode.
Error codes reporting:

If test fails, generator goes onto error state with associated error code. Refer to the troubleshooting table

5.2.2 Rotation without HV nor filament diagnostic
Purpose:
The purpose of this test is to drive the rotation inverter(s) in high speed mode (for application supporting high
speed mode ) and low speed mode on all the tubes connected to the Generator in order to identify a faulty
rotation FRU or a faulty dephasing capacitors FRU or a wrong connection between rotation board and tube.
Prerequisites:
blink
- rotation board alive and running : DS5 Led blinking
- rotation DC supply present : DS7 neon is lit
- cabling between rotation board and tube checked
Test type: No manual operation on the generator is required for the test
Sequence:
Start the diagnostic.
The following sequence runs in low speed mode and then in high speed mode (if high speed mode allowed) :
- acceleration ( time depends on tube type )
- 2s run
- brake ( time depends on tube type )
There is 2s stop time between each speed mode.
During the test , the rotation safeties are checked the same way than in application mode
Error codes reporting :


5.2.3 Inverter gate command diagnostic
Purpose:
The purpose of this test is to verify that the HV power inverter drive is working properly. The IGBTs gate drive
supply and the IGBTs gate drive is verified. At the same time verification is made that no inverter currents nor
high voltage are measured. This test is performed without DC voltage applied to the inverter so that no Xray is
generated. Anode rotation and filament drive are not activated during this test.
Prerequisites:
- Generator input line in an acceptable range ( 380V-10% to 480V+10% for 3-phase AC input )
blink
- Inverter gate_cmd board DC supply present : DS300 neon is lit
Test type: Manual operation is required.
Sequence:
0/ Check that the generator is powered off and that there is no residual voltage .
1/ Disconnect the main DCbus cables between AC/DC board and on Inverter module .
2/ Power on the Generator
3/ Verify that the DS1-DS2 leds on inverter quad snubber board are not lit
3 bis/ For JEDI HP, verify that there’s not DC bus voltage, DS1 neon on inverter power board not lit
4/ Start the diagnostic and verify :
- error reported on the operator console
- inverter gate_cmd board Leds DS101, DS 102, DS201, DS202 are lit : IGBTs gate drive supply is working
properly
5/ Press the exposure switch
6/ During the “exposure”, verify :
- inverter gate_cmd board Leds DS100 and DS200 are lit : IGBTs gate drive is working properly
7/ Release the exposure switch
8/ Power off the Generator . Wait until residual voltage disappears .
9/ Reconnect the DCbus cables
Error reporting:
Error Conclusion
DS1-DS2 lit Check that DC bus cables have been removed
DS300 neon off Check the gate_cmd supply cable between AC/DC and gate_cmd
board
0309/ 0310/ 0311/ 0312/ 0313/ Check that DC bus cables have been removed.
0314/ 0319/ 0323/ 0324 (hex) If yes, replace PPC kV control board
0320h if problem persists, replace PPC kV control board
0501h PPC kV control board or inverter fault, replace PPC kV control board
first
0503h 0504h PPC kV control board or inverter fault, replace PPC kV control board
first
DS101/DS102/DS201/DS202 Replace inverter
One led off while no error
reported
DS100 and/or DS200 Leds off Check cabling between PPC kV control, HV Tank and gate_cmd
board.
If cabling is right, PPC kV control board or inverter fault, replace PPC
kV control board first

5.2.4 Inverter in short circuit diagnostic
Purpose:
The purpose of this test is to verify that the HV power inverter is working properly. The inverter is commanded
at a fixed frequency and is loaded with a short circuit. Verification is made that the inverter currents are
correctly set. At the same time verification is made that no High voltage is measured. This test is performed
without connecting the HV Tank to the inverter so that no Xray is generated. Anode rotation and filament drive
are not activated during this test.
Prerequisites
- PPC kV control board alive and running : S0-S7 Leds are lit successively or a combination of them blink
- inverter gate_cmd board DC supply present : DS300 neon is lit
- inverter quad snubber board DC supply present : DS1-DS2 led are lit
- Inverter gate command diagnostic passed without failure
Sequence:
0/ Power off the generator and verify that there is no residual voltage .
1/ Disconnect the HV Tank primary cables from the inverter ( see HV Tank replacement job card ).
Take care not to disconnect at the same time the plate cable connected to the quad snubber board which is
tightened with the HV Tank primary cables.
2/ Install the short circuit cable included in the first aid kit as shown in the picture (in red, the cable)
figure 1: inverter configuration
Short
circuit
3/ The parallel inductor and serial inductor must be connected

5/ Verify that the DS1-DS2 leds on inverter quad snubbers board is lit
6/ Verify that the DS300 neon on inverter gate_cmd board is lit
7/ Start the diagnostic and verify that no error is reported on the operator console
8/ Press the exposure switch (500ms exposure is taken)


10/ Verify error reported on the console
11/ After exiting the test, power off the Generator
12/ Remove the short circuit cable, reconnect the HV Tank primary cables ( see HV Tank replacement job
card ).
Error reporting :
error Conclusion
DS1-DS2 leds off Check that DC bus cables between AC/DC and inverter
DS300 neon off Check the gate_cmd supply cable between AC/DC and gate_cmd board
0309/ 0310/ 0319/ 0324 (hex) Check that HV Tank primary cables have been removed.
If yes, replace PPC kV control board
0311/ 0312/ 0313/ 0314/ Replace Inverter or PPC kV control board
0320/ 0323 (hex)
0501/ 0503/ 0504/ 0505 (hex) Replace Inverter or PPC kV control board
Note 1 : Ilp and Ilr currents not detected

1/ Check the -15V (Led DS1) on PPC kV control board (see block diagram).
If it is not lit, refer to “other failures” section. Else :
2/ Power off the Generator. Wait until all neons are off
3/ Check that the currents transformers (capacitor set) to gate_cmd board cable is correctly
connected. If yes :
4/ Check that the inverter inductors are correctly connected. If yes :
5/ Check that HV Tank is correctly connected to the capacitors set. If yes :
6/ Check that the gate_cmd to HV Tank cable and HV Tank to PPC kV control cables are correctly
connected.
If yes, replace the inverter
7/ Reconnect all the cables
Note 2 : Ilp current not detected

2/ Check that the parallel inductor is correctly connected. If yes :
3/ Check that the parallel inductor impedance is 0 Ohms. If no : replace inverter. If yes :
4/ Check that inverter capacitors (capacitors set) are not broken. If yes, replace the capacitor set. Else
:
5/ Disconnect the currents transformers to gate_cmd board cable. Check that the parallel current
transformer impedance is 0. If no : replace the capacitor set. Else :
connected. If yes :
7/ Disconnect the HV Tank to PPC kV control cable. Check that the impedance between pin20 and
pin21 of J2 of HV Tank is 3,3Ohms. If no replace the inverter. If yes : replace PPC kV control board.
Note 3 : Ilr current not detected

2/ Check that the inductors are correctly connected. If yes :
3/ Disconnect the currents transformers to gate_cmd board cable. Check that the serial current
transformer impedance is 0. If no : replace capacitor set. Else :
4/ Check that inverter capacitors (capacitors set) are not broken. If yes, replace the capacitor set. Else
:
connected. If yes :
6/ Disconnect the HV Tank to PPC kV control cable. Check that the impedance between pin20 and
pin21 of J2 of HV Tank is 5 Ohms. If no replace inverter. If yes : replace PPC kV control board.

Note 4 : Ilr current resonant frequency is lower than expected

1/ Power off the Generator. Wait until all neon’s are off
2/ Check that the inductors are correctly connected. If yes :
3/ Check that inverter capacitors (capacitors set) are not broken. If yes : replace the capacitor set.
Else:
4/ Disconnect the currents transformers to gate_cmd board cable. Check that the parallel current
transformer impedance is 0. If no : replace the capacitor set. Else : replace PPC kV control board.

5.2.5 No load HV diagnostic without anode rotation nor filament heating
Purpose:
The purpose of this test is to verify that the HV power inverter and HV tank are working properly. The
exposure is taken as in application mode except that no filament drive nor anode rotation is running.
Verification is made that the inverter currents are correctly set and that kV regulation is operating properly. As
no filament drive is applied, no x-rays are generated.
This test also allows to separate generator from HV cable or x-ray tube problem by running it with or without
HV cables plugged on the HV tank ( see Warning)
Prerequisites:
blink
- inverter gate_cmd board DC supply present : DS300 neon is lit
- inverter quad snubber board DC supply present : DS1-DS2 leds are lit
- Inverter gate command diagnostic passed without failure
- Inverter in short circuit diagnostic passed without failure
Warning!
HV receptacles must be filled with oil if HV cables are removed.
Test type : Manual operation is required.
Sequence:
1/ Power off the generator and wait until there is no residual voltage .
2/ Remove HV cables and fill entirely the HV receptacles of the HV tank with oil
4/ Start the diagnostic and verify :
- inverter gate_cmd board Leds DS101, DS 102, DS201, DS202 are lit : IGBTs gate drive supply is working
properly
5/ Select kV (Default = 80 kV) and exposure time (Default = 1 sec.)
6/ Press the exposure switch
7/ During the exposure, verify any error reported on the operator console
9/ Power off the Generator
Error reporting:

5.2.6 AEC diagnostic

Purpose:
The purpose of this test is to drive the AEC function in order to identify a faulty AEC, IF or PPC kV control
board FRU or the wrong connection between the AEC board and ion chambers.
Pre-requisites:
•= Application mode without AEC mode is running properly
•= PPC kV control board alive and running: S0-S7 LEDs are lit successively or a combination of them blink
•= Cabling between IF board, AEC board and ionisation chambers checked.
Sequence:
Select AEC function in Generator Diagnostic screen
Press Start to run the test.
AEC function is verified through a series of 7 tests as follows:
•= AEC return measurement test:
A voltage reference is switched to one input of the AEC select multiplex.
Nominal value of return voltage = 5.24 V
Test 1 is OK if: 4 V < measured value < 6 V
This test is also performed at lower frequency count up:
Test 2 is OK if: 4 V < measured value < 6 V.
•= Switching Gain test (x10):
A voltage reference is switched to one input of the AEC select multiplex and count up gain is applied.
Nominal value of return voltage = 4.76 V
Test 3 is OK if: 4 V < measured value < 6 V.
•= AEC ion chamber HV power supply test:
A portion of HV power supply is switched to one input of the AEC select multiplex:
- No cell selected, Test 4 is OK if return voltage measurement is 0 V.
- Select respectively one of the three cells, left, right, middle.
Test 5, 6, 7 are OK if: 1 V < measured value < 3 V.
Error codes reporting:


6. Troubleshooting schematics
CAN Bus
JEDI POW ER M ODULE & HV TANK
2351045 *
To/From CAN J4
System I+ HV Cable *
Generic I/F 2300154 kV Control 2300158 +Anode
Board J10 J4 J1 J2 kV
Board I- HV Cable *
(Power PC) M easure - Cathode
BULKHEAD
Board
2294420 2249993 2198185
J6 Quad J4 J4 J3 J1
G ate CM D &
Snubber
Board
J2 Board
J5 J3 JEDI HV Tank
2297176 * 2292876
AEC1 J2 J1
&
AEC's 2297177 * 2292876-2
AEC 2 J1 Resonant
To/From 4 Wires X-RAY
AEC board Circuit PRI
System TUBE I
Power
2198267
2252099 (MX100)
Com ponents
J3
2307356
M±
Lam p,FAN,
2307965 Pressure switch
DJ3 Stator
115 VAC
Fuse
& ground 2272367
AUXILIARY M odule 2215839 J2A
J2 J1 J1A J1
J2 2215903
Rotation System cables
Heater Board
LVPS-100 Board J2
(Sm all & Large B
Fil ) 70° + Fan power U 4 W ires
CF1
2215228 L
CF11-12
CF9-10
DC - CF-N J3 Stator cable
K
2215227
3 Wires, double shield
CF2 2381501 * H
CF4 CF2
CF-P
DC+ E
CF1 CF3
2272371-2
12.6 uF 10.5 uF A
D
2272368
EM C & AC/DC
2308097-2
J1 * : Designates a system cable - not a part of Jedi.
2372297 *
AC/DC
EM C Rectifier M±
3 Phases ± Board
Filter Bridge
Input from
PDU
J2
G round JEDI 80 RD 1T for Falcon Hardware

2308096 *
Configuration
Author : W . M ELHEM Ref: 2374870SCH rev: 000
Page 1 of 1

LVPS T RI b d Auxiliary JEDI 80 RD 1T - SUPPLIES DISTRIBUTION

CF1 M odule
Mains
CF2 Drop
Main
NE1 Inverter DS1
+12V s upply
from s ystem INVERTER MODULE
GEN IF AEC bd
160VH
+15V 0V -15V
0VH
+5V +15V
+12V +5V J6-(12) J5-(12)
Regulator
J2-(2-8-16-24)
J2-(3-23)
J2-(1-4-7-15-25)
J 4-(2) J6-(2-16) J5-(2-16)
D S2 AEC DB9 connectors pin 8
0V J 6-(1-4-15) J5-(1-4-15) To Room Ion
AEC DB9 connectors pin 9
J4-(1) 0V
J6-(3) Cham bers
CF4
J5-(3)
CF3
-15V AEC DB9 connec tors pin 7

O ptocouplers
+15V
interface for
J10-(4-28-60)
Real Tim e -15V
J10-(6-58)
lines
Internal CAN
+5V
J10
Bus
Heater bd Internal CAN

R egulator +5V INVERT ER
PPC KVCTL
J 4-(2-10-12-14-16-18-62)
+15V
J4-(6-58)
Bus
J 4-(4-28-60)
F1 1AT *
J 1-(2-8-16-24) J 1A-(2-8-16-24) 5V
+15V
Gate Cm d bd
-15V J 1A-(3-23) DS3
+20V_L
+15V
+20V_H
DS101
-10V_H
D S202
-10V_L
D S102
D S201
J1-(3-23) -15V
F2 0.5AT * F1 - 2AT * +15V

0V J1A-(1-4-7-15-25) J2-(2-8-16-24)
J 1-(1-4-7-15-25) 0V
DS7 0V
J3-(2) J2-(1-4-7-15-25) R egulators/
G ate Supply
J3-(4) Latch-up D S5
Faston C F2 J3-(3) -15V
J2-(3-23) DS300
160V J3-(1)
Led F2 - 1AT *
Signal Test
DS3 DS2 H V Tank
0V connector
* : SM C fus e , not replac eable , +15V 0V -15V Q uad Snub bd
Faston C F1 +15V
if broken replace the board
1.8V 3.3V
Led Led
DS2 DS1
Rotation bd * : SMC fuse , not replaceable

+15V Regulator +5V
If brok en replace the board DC+ DC- DC+ DC-
J1-(2-8-16-24)
+15V
Led
-15V DS1
HV+ Tu be
J1-(3-23)
HV- T ube
-15V
Led
0V DS2
J1-(1-4-7-15-25) J 3-(2)
J3-(4)
J3-(3)
J 3-(1)
Signal Test
connector
J 3-(4) DC_BUS_P
D S7 400V-800V
neon
DC_BUS_N J1
J3-(5) K1 ACDC M odule F1
15AFF 700Vdc
J2
Fan A - J 2 -(3) T o fan & lam p o f tub e
J2-(6) - AC-line (110Vac ) Lamp A - J2-(7) (always supplied ) +
DS6 EM C DC+
J2-(5) - 0Vac neon Fan B - J2 -(4)
Filter
G ND
Lamp B - J2-(8) DC-
-
+15V CAN
-15V CAN
110Vac 380-480Vac
120Vac
T ransform er 160A DCBUS
& fuses FUSES
160Vdc
0 to 24Vdc
M AIN
AC
SYST EM PDU
380V
480Vac


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1. Introduction about diagnostics and error management

1.1 JEDI tests and diagnostics

1.1.1 Power-on self tests

1.1.2 Application self tests

1.1.3 Manual Diagnostics

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1.2 Error Code Structure

Simplified Generator Error Error Data associated Number of Date

The fields are described in the following paragraphs.

1.2.1 Simplified Error Code Definition

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1.2.2 Generator Phase Definition

1.2.3 Error Class Definition

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1.2.4 Error Code Definition

Example: error code 0306 means:

1.2.5 Data Associated with the Error Code

1.2.6 Number of Occurrences

1.2.7 Date & Time

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2. Power on self tests

PPC kV control LED status:

For the following, means LED ON and ⊗ : LED OFF

Heater board LED status:

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3. Error and warning code list

3.1 Error code list

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3.2 Warning code list: See chapter 5.1.2

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Function Code Code Details

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5.1 Detailed error description and troubleshooting guide

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5.1.1.1 Tube spits detection Errors (code 30)

Error Error Message/explanation Potential cause Recommended action/

30- Warning , spit counter Too many spits No action

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* Note to the error 30 0324H:

5.1.1.2 Anode Rotation errors (code 40)

Error Error Message/explanation Potential cause Recommended action/

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Error Error Message/explanation Potential cause Recommended action/

40- Unknown rotation error. Software problem No action.