Image Overrun Errors; Invalid Numeric Character Errors; Insufficient Storage Ram Errors - Intermec EasyCoder 4100 User Manual

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Image Overrun Errors

Image overrun occurs when a label is too complex to image for a given print
speed. An overrun will cause the printer to abort the label being printed. This
error is most common on labels over 5 inches long.
The printer automatically attempts to correct for this error condition by
resetting to the lowest print speed and to the highest number of image bands,
and then prints the label again. The printer remains at this setting until you
reset it. If an image overrun still occurs, then printing for that batch of labels
will stop and any following commands will be executed.
Installing the optional 256K memory expansion module will allow you to print
more complex labels because it allows the printer to image the entire label
before printing.

Invalid Numeric Character Errors

If non-numeric characters are included within a numeric data string in a
command, the printer disregards them and continues to process the rest of the
valid numeric characters. However, if a non-numeric character begins the
numeric data string, the printer uses a default value for the affected command.
Here are two examples of valid numeric character strings and one example of
an invalid string:
12a
1a2
a12

Insufficient Storage RAM Errors

Before storing new formats, graphics, or user-defined fonts in the static RAM,
the printer checks for sufficient memory for them. If there is insufficient
memory, the last editing session will be disregarded. The printer will preserve
the integrity of the existing data in the static RAM.
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