Printronix t8000 Administrator's Manual page 264

Displayed Message
GPIO OPTION CARD
PROGRAM FAILED
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PRESS KEY TO CONTINUE
GRF CHK ERROR PRESS
PAUSE
Half Speed Mode
HEAD POWER FAIL
IGP/PGL ERROR
INCOMPATIBLE WITH
CUTTER
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Table 13. LCD Message Troubleshooting
Status message indicating that the GPIO option card FPGA
failed to program.
1. Pressing any key on the panel will cause the printer to
continue boot-up with the previous FPGA configuration.
In the TN emulation, the printer received a non-printable
character.
1. Press the PAUSE key and return to the ONLINE state.
The printhead or power supply is approaching a hot state.
Half Speed Mode helps the cooling process and should
permit completion of print jobs. Half Speed Mode helps
prevent a PRINT HEAD HOT or PWR SUPPLY HOT fault,
which will stop the printer
1. Allow printer to continue printing. Full speed will resume
automatically when a lower printhead or power supply
temperature is achieved.
2. Let the printer cool down. Full speed will be restored
when printing is resumed.
3. Lower Media > Image > Print Intensity and Media >
Speed > Print Speed to reduce frequency of Half Speed
Mode.
Printhead lost power
1. Replace the printhead.
2. Power off the printer for 15 seconds, then power back
on again.
3. If the problem persists, contact your authorized
customer service representative.
Appears when the "Fault" option is selected from Error
Report in the front panel and there is an application
programming error with the IGP emulation PGL
1. Correct the application programming error as described
in the PGL Programmer's Reference Manual.
2. The other option is to modify Application > PGL Setup >
Error Report menu.
Tear-Off or Peel-Off Media Handling selection was attempted
with the cutter option still installed. These modes require that
the front door assembly be installed to use the Label Taken
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Sensor
1. Select a different Media Handling Mode.
2. Power off the printer and remove the cutter option,
install the front door assembly, power on the printer
and select Tear-Off or Peel-Off Mode.
Solution/Explanation
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