Control Panel - Xerox VersaLink C9000 User Manual

Getting Started
Item Name
3 Touch Screen Display
4 Power/Wake Button
5 Status LED
6 Pause Icon
7 Notification Banner
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User Guide
Description
The screen displays information and provides access to printer
functions.
This button serves several power-related functions.
• When the printer is powered off, this button powers on the
printer.
• When the printer is powered on, pressing this button displays
a menu on the control panel. From this menu, you can choose
to enter Sleep mode, restart or power off the printer.
• When the printer is powered on, but in a low-power mode or
Sleep mode, pressing this button wakes the printer.
• When the printer is powered on, holding this button for 10
seconds turns off the printer.
• This button blinks to indicate the power status of the printer.
• When the light blinks slowly, the printer is in low-power mode
or Sleep mode.
• When the light blinks rapidly, the printer is powering down, or
exiting a low-power mode.
This light blinks blue or amber to indicate printer status.
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• Amber
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When a job is being scanned or processed, a Pause icon appears
in the notification banner area. To pause the current job, touch
the Pause icon. The job pauses with the option to resume or
delete the job.
Notifications and messages are displayed in a pop-up banner
below the apps area. To view the full notification, touch the
center of the banner. After you have reviewed the information,
touch X to close.
® C8000/C9000 Color Printer
Blinks blue once to acknowledge a successful
Authentication request.
Blinks blue once slowly for a print job initiated at the

control panel.

Blinks blue twice slowly for a print job received from the
network.
Blinks blue rapidly while the printer is powering up, or to
signal detection of a Wi-Fi Direct connection request.
Blinks amber to indicate an error condition or warning
that requires your attention. For example, an out-of-toner
condition, a paper jam, or an out-of-paper condition for
the current job.
It also blinks amber to indicate a system error, which
typically is associated with an error code.