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Whenever the DP-101P+ is powered up, two kinds of testing procedures follow automatically. The first procedure
is just a programmed series of LED flashes, to confirm proper operation of the three LED indicators. The second
procedure comprises programmed tests of each of the DP-101P+'s major components. If any fault is found during
the component test series, testing is halted and a continuous pattern of LED flashes signals the nature of the
fault.
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Immediately upon power-up, all three of the LED indicators will show steady green for several seconds. Then the
LPT indicator will flash three times while Pw and Lk/Act remain steady. Irregularity of any of the LEDs during this
LED test series indicates that there is a problem with the LEDs themselves. Contact your dealer for correction of
any LED problems before proceeding.
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The actual component tests immediately follow the LED tests. A normal (no fault) result is signaled by three
flashes of the LPT indicator and the start of normal print server operation.
If any error condition is found during the component test series, then the test will halt with the LPT LED
continuously signaling the particular error according to the following table:
LPT Flash Pattern
Steady long flashes
Continuous on
One long, two short flashes
One long, three short flashes
One long, four short flashes
One long, five short flashes
One long, six short flashes
One long, seven short flashes
One long, eight short flashes
One long, nine short flashes
Steady short flashes
One long, eleven short flashes
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Error Type
Firmware Reload Required
DRAM Error
Timer INT Error
Flash Protected
Flash ID Error
Flash Erase / Program Error
LAN Controller Error
LAN Memory Error
Parallel Controller Error
LPT Error
EEPROM Error
LAN I/O Base error
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