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While no serious injury resulted in this event, if this malfunction recurred, it could cause or contribute to a serious injury or require medical or surgical intervention to preclude such.This event, therefore, is reportable per 21cfr part 803.Usb 3 firmware v1.4 contains an issue in the portion of code used to optimize sensor performance.If the optimization occurs during an exposure or sensor readout, there is a chance that the resulting image will be corrupted.Image data following the point of corruption will consist of data that was previously held in the memory of the usb device.As a result, the presented image may contain a portion of data from a previous exposure.In general, this would be obvious to the user since the presented image would either contain obvious artifacts or different anatomy than expected.Field service evaluation- customer note (b)(6) 2026, 14:42:33, (b)(6).Issue reported: timing out after radiation equipment type and model: schick ae usb interface serial number: (b)(6).Confirm sensor cable color: grey acquisition software & version: es v24.20 issue in one or all rooms: all other sensors work with working remo tes in room(s) with issue: y.Pc name: restorative-2 schick driver version (programs and features): remote fw/fpga version: 1.5.14 0 sensor fw version: n/a.If remote issue: 2.0 or 3.0: tried different usb cable/usb port/bypassed usb hubs/extenders: y 3.0 r emote: tried on a 3.0 and 2.0 usb port/cable clip connected: y if sensor issue, replaced elastomer: na if sensor issue, tried diff erent sensor cable: na.If no response to radiation, confirmed xray head functional: na.Solution description (b)(6) 2026 , 10:13:56 , (b)(6).Solution description: patterson issued a replacement remote.
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While the customer was using a part of an intraoral sensor system, schick ae usb interface, they allege there was a device response issue where the x-ray image was not captured after radiation has occurred (no device output).No injury was reported from the alleged event.
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