GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS PROPRIETARY TO GE
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IRECTION 2294854-100, REVISION 3 LOGIQ™ 9 PROPRIETARY MANUAL
Chapter 8 Replacement Procedures 8-145
8-35-3-4Modify VPD Text Files (cont’d)
NOTE: The file defaults values will have ?????? in the bar code field, however this must be changed
as only alpha-numberic characters are valid for this field when updating the bar code. Some
boards may already have data present (no ??????). If this is the case simply verify the data
present and correct if necessary.
3.) Open the *.txt files for the Equalization Board and Backplane
4.) In each file:
NOTE: All Bar Code and revision entries MUST be in all uppercase letters.
* Verify the Product Name Field as the correct circuit board name. If blank enter the data
from Table 8-9 on page 8-135.
* Verify that the Design Group is MKE. If blank enter MKE.
* Verify the Part Number Field as the correct circuit board part number. If blank enter the
data from Table 8-9 on page 8-135.
* Enter the Functional Revision (PWA Label) of the board (Uppercase alpha character).
* Enter the Bar Code Serial Number of the board (minumum six character/alpha numeric
digits).
* Enter the Date of Manufacture from the console rating plate: YYYYMMDD format
200_ _ _01(Only numeric characters are valid, so this field must be changed). The Day
(DD) is always "01".
* Power On Hours can be left as is or enter "0" if it is blank.
* Enter the Fab Revision (PWB Label) of the board. Only alpha characters can be entered
so convert any numbers to letters (0=A, 1=B, 2=C, 3=D, 4=E, 5=F, 6=G, etc...).
* Enter the Date of Installation from the console rating plate: YYYYMMDD format
200_ _ _01(Only numeric characters are valid, so this field must be changed). The Day
(DD) is always "01".
The Backplane text file actually contains 3 sections.
- Backplane PWA Information
- Console Information
- Back End Processor (BEP) Information
NOTE: If the Console Serial Number is not correct here, the customer options will NOT work.
5.) After file changes have been made, SAVE
and close all text files.
NOTE: At this time, none of these fields are write protected.
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