Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question What does “Blinking GREEN” mean on a GE Definium AMX 700? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question What does “Red ON with BIST fail pattern” mean on a GE Definium AMX 700? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question How do I troubleshoot this AMX-4 Series issue: AMX1A4R7 smoking - no errors - kVp Waveform OK? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question What should I check for errors 106 on the AMX-4 Series? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question How do I troubleshoot this AMX-4 Series issue: 469 Error With The Following Resultant Waveform? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question How do I troubleshoot this AMX-4 Series issue: Unit Resets Itself Under Load (while Driving, etc.)? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question What does ERROR 45D mean on a GE AMX-Series mobile X-ray? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question How should I trigger an oscilloscope for AMX-Series generator calibration? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

Troubleshooting AMX Error Number Error Code / System Message Error Question How do I identify a blown 3A fuse on the Definium AMX 700 Digital Power Supply? Short Answer The detector may be unregistered, incorrectly configured, or unable to communicate through the wireless access point. Possible Causes Detector not registered; AP configuration issue; unsupported wireless country/channel combination. Troubleshooting Steps Check the registered-detector list. Register the detector if needed, then insert it in the proper bin to pair. If AP configuration messages appear, verify the selected country configuration and AP operation. Parts Areas to Check < Search more Previous Next

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