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IE Set the correct authentication info.
<Cause> An error was returned from the authentication server because the certificate used for
IEEE802.1X authentication is not correct.
Solution 1
Solution 2
IE The certificate has expired.
<Cause> During IEEE802.1X authentication, the certificate received from the authentication server
was an expired certificate.
Solution 1
Solution 2
IE The certificate is incorrect.
<Cause> During IEEE802.1X authentication, an error occurred as a result of the verification by the CA
certificate of the certificate received from the authentication server .
Solution 1
Solution 2
NW Competing IP add. found on the network.
<Cause> The IPv4 address set for the printer overlaps with another host on the network.
Solution
An error occurred while receiving. <Auto Error Skip>
<Cause> The printer received any unanalyzable data while it is receiving a job, or it timed out.
Solution 1
Solution 2
Cannot decode data. <Auto Error Skip>
<Cause> The printer could not analyze encrypted secured print data.
Solution
Cannot decode PDF data.
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The certificate used for TLS authentication is not correct. Check the certificate, and reconfigure it.
"Setting IEEE802.1X Authentication"
If the printer's certificate is correct, check the authentication server's CA certificate.
Check the authentication server's certificate.
Check the printer's and the authentication server's time settings.
"Turning the Power On and Specifying a Language"
Check the authentication server's certificate.
Install the CA certificate in the printer.
"Security Settings"
Change the printer's IPv4 address and restart.
"Setting the IP Address (IP v. 4)"
Press [
] (
: Online) to cancel printing, and then print again.
A problem may be occurring in the network you are using. Check the status of the network that you are
using.
Perform a soft reset using the Reset menu, and then print again.
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