Printronix P7000 Series Maintenance Manual page 145

Table 5. P7000 H-Series (Spool) Error Messages List
Displayed Message
702:FIRMWARE
ERROR*
703:ILLEGAL
EXTERNAL BUS ACC*
704:ILLEGAL
INSTRUCTION ACC*
705:ILLEGAL
OPERAND ACCESS*
Explanation
Application software tried to
perform an illegal printer
function or damaged
memory is detected on the
controller board. If the
message appears at power-
up, replace the controller
board. Record the message
and return it with the
defective board.
Illegal External Bus Access.
Firmware error on the
controller board.
Illegal Instruction Accessed.
Firmware error on the
controller board.
Illegal Operand Accessed.
Firmware error on the
controller board.
List Of Messages
Solution
1. Cycle power. Run the print job. If
the message appears, download
the emulation software again
(page 247).
2. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
replace the flash memory.
3. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
replace the controller board.
Record the message and return it
with the defective board.
4. Power on the printer. Run the
print job again. If the message
still appears, there is an
application software error. Use
your local support procedure to
request assistance.
1. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
download the emulation software
again (page 247).
2. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
replace the controller board.
Record the message and return it
with the defective board.
1. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
download the emulation software
again (page 247).
2. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
replace the controller board.
Record the message and return it
with the defective board.
1. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
download the emulation software
again (page 247).
2. Cycle power. Run the print job
again. If the message appears,
replace the controller board.
Record the message and return it
with the defective board.
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