Insufficient Memory Problems - Epson MACLQ (EpsonTalk I/F for LQ Printers User Manual

The printer may not be connected properly to your computer.
Make sure the AppleTalk Kit and 8-pin miniDIN (LocalTalk
Connection Box) are connected properly.
You may not have assigned a name with the EpsonNamer
prior to opening the Chooser. Use the EpsonNamer to assign a
name according to the instructions in Chapter 3.
The correct printer driver may not be installed. Make sure you
select the Epson ESC/P2 Net printer driver.
The printer may not be turned on. Turn on the printer.
You may have assigned a name to your ESC/P2 printer
(using the EpsonNamer) while the wrong printer driver was
selected in the Select An: box in the EpsonNamer. If this
occurs, your Macintosh computer sends incorrect printing
codes to your printer. Use the EpsonNamer to select Reset to
Factory Settings in the Commands menu. Then rename your
ESC /P2 printer, making sure the Epson ESC/P2 Net driver is
displayed next to Select An in the EpsonNamer dialog box.
See details on using the EpsonNamer in Chapter 3.
lnsufficient memory problems
If the Finder or System File memory size is larger than the
computer's memory, or if you are using a RAM disk or large RAM
cache, insufficient memory problems can occur. Your computer
may let you know about memory shortages before you print, or it
may display nothing until you attempt to print.
If you are having unexplained problems, check first to see if you
have sufficient memory. After saving your documents and exiting
any applications, try the following:
Consider installing additional memory if you are using
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applications that require large amounts of memory, or are
attempting to print complicated files. See your Macintosh
documentation for details

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