Roland VersaStudio BN-20 Master Manual page 99

Handling Messages and Error Messages
[Pinch lever was returned.]
Output is stopped because the loading lever is pushed backward while output is in prog-
ress.
Pushing the loading lever backward cancels the setup of the media, so output is stopped. Reload the me-
dia.
[No sheet is present.]
Output is attempted but it fails because no media is present
Set up the media.
Printing cannot continue because the end of the sheet was detected. Printing will be
canceled.
Printing is stopped because the trailing edge of the media is detected
When the trailing edge of the media is detected, output is cancelled. Load new media.
[ServiceCall No**]
An unrecoverable error occurred, or part replacement that must be performed by a service
technician is required.
Note the number displayed on the screen, then switch off the main power. After you switch off the power,
inform your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer of the number that appeared on the screen.
[Ink Cartridge error : *** ink cartridge ]
A cartridge that cannot be used was installed.
Remove the ink cartridge of the indicated color to clear the error. Use an ink cartridge of the specified type.
("***" is the color of the ink)
[BN-20 Utility is already running.]
You try to start BN-20 utility though it is already running.
Utility is resident software that remains active even when it is hidden from the screen. When it is hidden from
the screen, it is located in the task tray in the lower right corner of the computer screen.
 P. 7, "How to Open the Utility Window / Exit the Utility"
[The cleaning fluid cartridge is empty. Replace the cleaning fluid cartridge with a new
one.]
Operation is stopped because the cleaning fluid cartridge is empty
This message appears when operations such as "Pump Ink" are in progress. Operation cannot be resumed
without correcting this error. Replace with a new cleaning fluid cartridge immediately. If the machine is al-
lowed to stand with the empty cartridge, it may result in a malfunction.
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