Epson AcuLaser CX16 User Manual page 192

This message...
COMMUNICATION ERROR
xxx Server
DISCONNECT
USB Memory
DISCONNECT
xxx Server
DESTINATION SET
BY MANUAL UP TO 16
P/U End
P/U LIFE END
REPLACE P/U
P/U Low
JOB CANCELED
MEMORY FILE FULL
AcuLaser CX16 Series
means...
While data was being sent in
Scan mode, the connection to
the server was interrupted.
The connection to the USB
memory device was
interrupted.
The connection to the server
was interrupted.
More than 16 recipient fax
numbers have been typed in
directly.
The time to replace the
photoconductor unit has
been reached.
The time to replace the
photoconductor unit has
been reached.
The photoconductor unit is
nearly empty.
While a document was being
scanned from the original
glass in Scan mode, more than
one minute had passed after
the first page of the document
was scanned or the data could
not be sent. Therefore, the
scan job was automatically
canceled.
The maximum number of
image data files has been
reached.
Printer / Copier / Scanner User's Guide
Do this...
Check the settings specified in the
NETWORK SETTING and E-MAIL
SETTING menus, and then try
sending the data again.
Check the connection to the USB
memory device, and then try
sending the data again.
Check the settings specified in the
NETWORK SETTING and E-MAIL
SETTING menus, and then try
sending the data again.
Specify no more than 16 recipient
fax numbers.
Replace the photoconductor unit.
Note:
Printing can continue, however,
the printing result are not
guaranteed. If printing is
continued, the message "P/U LIFE
END / REPLACE P/U" appears and
printing stops.
Replace the photoconductor unit.
Prepare the photoconductor unit.
Turn the machine off, and then,
after waiting a few seconds, turn it
on again. When sending multiple
pages, for example, from a book,
scan the first page, and then scan
the next page within one minute.
Turn the machine off, and then,
after a few seconds, turn it on
again. Decrease the amount of
data to be printed (for example, by
decreasing the resolution), and
then try printing again.
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