Siemens completed an investigation of the reported event.The complaint malfunction is reproducible with the old style ((b)(4)) and new style ((b)(4)) leaf controller boards.The root cause was identified as being attributed to two of the leaf controller pcbs (d25 and d26) being incorrectly configured by the dip switches.One of the controllers controls the even leaves the other controls the odd leaves.In this case, the commands for odd leaves were sent to the even ones and vice versa in the range of leaf number x1.1 to x1.39.The actual field shape was incorrect in that area.No interlock has occurred.In these cases when the dip switch setting of d25 mixed up with the d26 or the d21 with d22 the system behaves in such way because no automatic identification is implemented.The remaining leaf controllers would report an error if they were swapped because those include a termination which is recognized.The associated risk was identified and mitigated by the request of verification of the leaf positions after servicing.The service documentation replacement of parts th02-160.841.01 841.01.16 incudes an explicit warning regarding verification of the dip switch setting and to perform leaf position accuracy tests.No systematic issue in the field was identified.The investigation showed also that there is no reasonable probability that the use of our product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death and that the use of our product will not cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences, or an outcome where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote.The reported event occurred in france.
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