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Problem
Your PC indicates a
device time-out.
The printed output is
not what you expected?
13-26
Frequently Asked Questions
Possible cause
A device time-out occurs
when the PC sends data to
the LASER CLASS 2060P, but
the LASER CLASS 2060P
does not respond. The
LASER CLASS 2060P may be
unplugged, not connected to
the PC, or have a paper jam.
There may be a
communication problem
between the LASER CLASS
2060P and your PC.
The parallel interface cable
may not be securely
connected to the LASER
CLASS 2060P and the
computer.
The parallel interface cable
may not be the correct type.
The parallel interface cable
may be too long.
You may not be using the
correct printer driver.
Solution
Make sure the LASER
CLASS 2060P is plugged in,
and that its parallel interface
cable is securely attached to
the LASER CLASS 2060P
and the PC. Clear any paper
jams, and make sure paper
is loaded properly in the
multi-purpose tray.
Make sure the PC and
application are configured
correctly for communicating
with the LASER CLASS
2060P. See the printer driver
manual.
Check the parallel interface
cable's connections. See
page 2-21.
Make sure you are using a
bi-directional parallel
interface cable.
See page 2-21.
Make sure your parallel
interface cable is less than
6.6 feet (2 meters) long.
Make sure you have selected
the LASER CLASS 2060P
Printer Driver in the
Printer's dialog box or from
your application's printer
dialog. See the printer driver
manual.
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