Oce CS9090 User Manual page 139

(3) The printer does not work after data has been sent from a computer.
No. Possible cause
1 You did not connect the interface
cable.
2 One or more ink cassettes have
not been installed.
3 Ink cassette is empty.
(4) The printer does not print and an error is generated after data has been sent from a computer.
No. Possible cause
1 The model setting of the computer
is not correct.
2 The interface setting or command
mode on computer and printer do
not match.
(5) Printouts are partially blurred or missing.
Notes
You may not obtain reasonable quality with media other than recommended media.
No. Possible cause
1 The media is damped.
2 You used folded, creased or curled
media.
3 Check the media for curling or lift
off.
(6) Printing position is not correct (some positions are not printed.)
No. Possible cause
1 The loading position of the media
is not correct.
2 You used the scale or mirror
setting.
3 You set the origin or starting
position.
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Solutions
Connect the interface
cables.
Install (an) ink cassette(s).
Replace the ink cassette.
Solutions
Make sure that the model
settings on computer and
printer are the same.
Solutions
Replace with new media.
Use the recommended
media.
When using media other
than recommended
media, set the following
items in the media setting
menu.
Media
HeadHeight
Stiff
Solutions
Load the media correctly.
Turn off the scale or
mirror setting, or make the
setting again.
Turn off the origin or
starting position setting, or
make the setting again.
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Chapter 6: Troubleshooting
Reference
Refer to 'Connecting the
Centronics interface'
Refer to 'Connecting the network
interface'
Refer to 'Installing ink cassettes'
Refer to 'Replacing ink cassettes'
References
Refer to 'Connecting the printer to
your PC'
References
Refer to 'Replacing media'
Refer to 'Media type'
Refer to 'Menu setup on the
operation panel'
References
Refer to 'Loading media'
Refer to 'Menu setup on the
operation panel'
Refer to 'Menu setup on the
operation panel'
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