Precautions During And After Printing - Sony UP-D6500 Operating Instructions Manual

Precautions During and After Printing

If you cannot print or a card becomes jammed, see the
following information. Bad cards that have
accumulated in the Bad Card Stacker inside the printer
should be removed periodically.
If you cannot print
• Printing is disabled if the ALARM lamp is blinking
(page 26).
• Turning the printer off deletes the image stored in the
printer's image memory, so to resume printing, the
image data must be sent from the computer again.
An image must be sent to the printer memory before
sending the Print command, or printing cannot
1)
occur.
Note
Turning the printer power on returns the print quantity
setting to its default value of "1".
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1) About Image Memory
Image data sent from the computer is stored in the image
memory. Data stored in the image memory can be
printed only by sending a Print command. The UP-
D6400/D6300 have 4 MB of memory, and the UP-
D6500 has 8 MB. The image transfer method and print
position are set at the computer side.
If a card is jammed
The ALARM lamp blinks and one or two other lamps
are lit when a card is jammed inside the printer.
Turning the printer off and back on should cause the
jammed card to be transferred automatically to the Bad
Card Stacker.
If the card is not moved to the Bad Card Stacker,
contact your supplier or nearest Sony Service Center.
Removing bad cards
If only the ALARM lamp blinks, the Bad Card Stacker
is full. Open the front door and remove the bad cards.
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Printing