Printronix SLPA7000 User Manual page 181

Message
LABEL MISSING
Check Paper Path
LOADING PROGRAM
FROM PORT XX %
LOADING PROGRAM
INTO FLASH
MENU MODE
QUICK SETUP
NON VOLATILE
MEMORY FAILED
Table 8. Message List
Explanation
The Label Taken Sensor did not
detect the label present over
the tear bar with Tear-Off or
Peel-Off Media Handling mode
enabled.
1. The label was removed
before the printer stopped
printing or before the
"Remove Label" message
was displayed.
2. The label slipped behind
the platen roller.
3. The label wrapped around
the platen roller.
4. Tear-Off or Peel-Off Media
Handling mode was
mistakenly selected.
The new program is loading into
printer RAM. XX indicates how
much of the program has
loaded.
The printer has deleted the
previous program from flash
memory and is loading the new
program into flash memory.
Normal message that displays
when you first press the MENU
key to place the printer in Menu
mode.
The printer assigns a certain
amount of simulated NVRAM
for storage of saved
configurations. Large
emulations reduce the amount
of space available for saving
configurations, which means
that sometimes fewer than 8
configurations can be saved. If
this message appears at power-
up, it means the Flash SIMM is
defective.
List Of Messages
Solution
1. Press PAUSE to continue
printing and then wait for
the "Remove Label"
message to display before
removing the label.
2. Open the pivoting deck,
reinstall the label, close the
deck, press PAUSE and
continue printing.
3. Open the pivoting deck and
remove wrapped labels
from the platen. Clean all
adhesive from the platen.
Reinstall labels, close the
deck, press PAUSE and
continue printing.
4. Select the correct Media
Handling mode in the
QUICK SETUP menu.
No action required.
No action required.
No action required.
1. If the message appears at
power-up, replace the Flash
SIMM.
2. If the message appears
while saving a
configuration, the printer is
out of memory and will not
save the current or
subsequent configurations.
(Previously saved
configurations remain
available.)
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