Error Message List - Brother PT-9400 User Manual

ERROR MESSAGE
ALL FILES ARE
USED
BARCODE MUST
START & END WITH
A, B, C OR D
BUFFER EMPTY
BUFFER FULL
CAN'T FIND FILE
CLOSE CASSETTE
COVER
CUTTER ERROR
TURN POWER OFF,
THEN ON AGAIN
EEPROM ERROR
TURN POWER OFF,
THEN ON AGAIN
HALF CUT ERROR
TURN POWER OFF,
THEN ON AGAIN

ERROR MESSAGE LIST

CAUSE
This message appears if there are no
empty files available when NEW or
SAVE AS (FILE menu) is selected.
This message appears if A, B, C or D
has not been entered at the begin-
ning and end of a barcode with the
CODABAR protocol.
This message appears if no text has
been typed in when you press
or , when you hold
Print
Area Zoom
press or
All
Image
press after selecting
New Block
BLOCK, LINE or CHARACTER
(FRAME or SHADING menus), or
SAVE AS or SAVE (FILE menu).
This message appears if enough text
has already been entered to fill the
buffer, and you try to paste in text or
add a character, a space, a new
line, a new block, a symbol, an
accented character or a barcode.
This message appears if enough text
has already been entered to fill the
buffer, and you press
Style
Size Width
, , ,
This message appears if a file with
the entered file name cannot be
found.
This message appears if the tape
compartment cover is open.
This message appears if the cutter
did not operate correctly.
This message appears if there is a
problem with the machine's memory.
This message appears if the half cut-
ter did not operate correctly.
Area
All
Code
and
, or when you
Font
/ , ,
/
Italic Vert
, or .
ERROR MESSAGE LIST
SOLUTION
Delete unneeded files to
make space for new ones.
Enter A, B, C or D at the
beginning and end of the
barcode.
Type in some text before
trying to perform any of
these operations.
Delete some of the text
before trying to add any
more.
Delete some of the text
before trying to change
the text format.
Search for a different file
name.
Close the compartment
cover.
Turn off the P-touch, and
then turn it on again.
Contact your service rep-
resentative.
Turn off the P-touch, and
then turn it on again.
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