Printronix P8000 Series Administrator's Manual page 312

Chapter 8
Fault Messages (ASCII in Alphabetical Order)
Table 1. LCD Message Troubleshooting Table (ASCII)
Displayed Message
RIBBON UNDER 2%
Change RBN Soon
SD CARD ERROR
Remove SD Card
SD FILE EXISTS
Enable Overwrite
SD FILESYS FULL
Delete Files
SD FILESYS FULL
File Too Big
SD FILESYS WRITE
Check SD
SD INSERTED
Reboot Printer
SD NOT FOUND
Insert SD Card
Pwr Off Printer
SD READING
Do not Remove
SD REMOVED
Reboot Printer
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Can User
Explanation
Correct?
Yes Status message
indicating the Integrated
Print Management
System is enabled and
ribbon ink level is 2%.
Yes The printer has been
powered up with a card in
the SD slot, but the card
is not functioning
properly. The card could
be a compact flash card
or a non-supported card.
Yes A write operation to the
SD has failed because
the file already exists on
the SD card and the
overwriting of existing
files is disabled.
Yes The SD file system is
completely full.
Yes A write operation to the
SD has failed because
the file is too big to fit in
the remaining space on
the SD card.
Yes A write operation to the
SD has failed for an
unknown reason.
Yes The SD card has been
inserted after the printer
was already powered up.
Yes A write operation to the
SD could not be
performed because the
SD card was not
detected.
Yes The SD card is currently
reading files.
Yes The SD card has been
removed after the printer
was already powered up.
Solution
Install a new ribbon.
Power down, reseat card, and
power up again. If error
persists, power down, remove
card, and try another card.
Enable overwriting of files on
the SD using the overwrite
files menu.
Delete files on the SD card to
make space.
Delete files on the SD card to
make space.
Ensure that the S
D card is inserted correctly
and that the SD card is a
supported SDHC card.
Turn off the printer and insert
the SD card only when the
printer is not powered on.
Ensure that an SD card is
inserted correctly and that the
SD card is a supported SDHC
card.
Wait until reading completes.
Turn off the printer and
remove the SD card only
when the printer is off.