Hello, I am reviewing a fcr go to which I changed the control and power cards. When I turn it on, it gives me error A2, I have searched for the service manual on the web and it has been impossible to find it, if someone is so kind as to have it and can send it to kglsoluciones@gmail.com I would be very grateful. RE: Fujifilm - FCR Go
Hello, I am reviewing a fcr go to which I changed the control and power cards. When I turn it on, it gives me error A2. I have searched for the service manual on the web and it has been impossible to find it, if someone is so kind as to have it and can send it to kglsoluciones@gmail.com I would be very grateful.
Recently added A DICOM send destination. Destination is identical to one previously loaded. Copied destination is exact same with the exception of AE title, port, IP address, etc. Text of the error is “there is no gray level correction file ( AEName.lut) corresponding to the output device or the file format is invalid.”
“Confirm the gray level correction file.”
I have checked all settings via the IP ServiceUtility/Setup Configuration Item/Network configuration/All other nodes/Destinations name/DICOM/destination name_AE/DICOM Setup.
I changed nothing, other than to add the new destination :-(
Dear Colleagues , Machine requests for windows login credentials at startup. Can anyone assist with the default password for the windows OS.
Many thanks
segun
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Hi everyone, thanks in advance for any reply.
Is there a possibility to move the FCR GO in emergency if it switches off (batteries out of order) while the technician is moving it and he has no way to connect it with the main? For example it could be in an elevator and it switches off and the motor doesn't work anymore.
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From what I've seen, the FCR Go uses 12V 18AH batteries with NB terminals.
The ones we've been using don't have the longevity we would like.
I see three types of these batteries available: "regular", "deep cycle", and "high rate". From what I've been reading, we don't want the "deep cycle" batteries, and it could well be that we would get better life out of the "high rate" batteries instead. Where can I learn more?
Next, I'm also seeing that in the same size, we could also get 22AH batteries, and while these weigh about 1# more than the 18AH batteries, we're wondering if the charging circuit would have any difficulty if we installed the 22AH batteries. We're considering this because we're hoping the additional AH capacity will translate to "less stress" on the batteries, and therefore "better longevity".
Thoughts/recommendations?
RE: Fujifilm - FCR Go
