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Condition
Cannot print.
When the printer and the computer
(con't...)
are connected by a parallel interface
cable, the computer does not
respond to bi-directional
communication.
Is the memory sufficient?
Is the Poster feature being selected
to ouptut an image across multiple
sheets of paper?
Printing has been
Is the interface cable securely
specified but the
connected?
Processing indicator
If the interface card is used, has it
does not light up.
been correctly set?
Is the interface card activated?
Is the operating environment of the
host device correctly set?
Printing specification
Are the specified paper size being
has been sent to the
used?
bypass tray but no
printing is done.
Cause
By default, the bi-directional
communication setting of the printer
is set to Enable. If the computer is
not responding to bidirectional
communication, printing cannot be
done. In this case, turn the bi-
directional communication setting to
Disable from the printer control panel
and then print again.
"5.3 Common Menu Items"
Increase the page buffer or install the
additional RAM module to increase
the memory.
"2.8 Memory Allocation" for details on
page buffer.
If the memory is insufficient, the port
status will become Disable and printer
will reboot automatically.
Depending on the paper size to be
used and the image size to be
output, you may not be able to carry
out printing. When this happens,
reduce either the paper size or the
image size, and then print again.
Turn the switch off and check the
interface cable connection.
Turn the printer power switch off and
check the installation status of the
interface card.
Check the port status of the interface.
"5.3 Common Menu Items"
Check the operating environment of
the host device such as the printer
driver.
Insert in the correct size paper and
send printing again.
User Guide (Copier)
7.1 When Problems Occur
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