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Chapter
5
Troubleshooting Display Messages
P68 ERROR:
EC PROGRAM NOT
VALID
The printer cannot
find the engine
controller program or
the validation
checksum is corrupt.
1.
Download the program again. If the
message occurs again, replace all flash
memory SIMMs with pre-written flash.
(See Table 8 and Table 9 on page 219
and Figure 35 on page 220.)
2.
Power on the printer. Download the
emulation. If the message appears,
replace the CMX controller board. Record
the message and return it with defective
CMX board.
P69 ERROR:
EC STOPPED AT
STATE XXXX
Where XXXX is a
number from 0000 to
0010. The Engine
Controller hung at a
process indicated by
XXXX.
If the state is 0000,
replace the CMX
controller board.
1.
Power off the printer. Remove all flash
memory and DRAM SIMMs. Inspect the
SIMM sockets on the CMX controller
board. (See Figure 35, page 220.) If any
socket pins are bent or damaged, replace
the CMX controller board.
2.
Install the flash and DRAM SIMMs,
making sure they are fully and correctly
seated. Power on the printer. Download
the emulation. If the message appears,
replace the flash memory with pre-written
flash. (See Table 8 and Table 9 on page
219 and Figure 35 on page 220.)
3.
Power on the printer. Download the
emulation. If the message appears,
replace the DRAM SIMM(s). (See Figure
35, page 220.)
4.
Power on the printer. Download the
emulation. If the message appears,
replace the CMX controller board. Record
the message and return it with defective
CMX board.
PLEASE WAIT...
RESET IN PROGRESS
Status message: the
printer finished
loading the program
into flash memory
and is automatically
resetting itself.
No action required.
READY
Printer state
message: the printer
is online.
No action required.
RESETTING...
PLEASE WAIT
Status message: the
printer is resetting
itself.
No action required.
Table 4. Message List
Operator Panel
Message
Explanation
Corrective Action
Summary of Contents for 6400 Series
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Page 12: ...Table of Contents...
Page 28: ...28 Chapter 2 Installing And Configuring The IBM 6400 Printer...
Page 34: ...34 Chapter 3 Cleaning The Printer...
Page 184: ...184 Chapter 6 Ethernet Initialization...
Page 267: ...Illustrations Of Printer Components 267 Illustrated parts lists continue on next page...
Page 271: ...Illustrations Of Printer Components 271 Illustrated parts lists continue on next page...
Page 286: ...286 Chapter 7 Section II Illustrated Parts Lists...
Page 299: ...299 Cable Routing Cabinet Model...
Page 301: ...301 Cable Routing Pedestal Model...
Page 305: ...305 Cable Assembly 5V Remote Power 14H5589...
Page 307: ...307 Cable Assembly AC In Power Supply To Power Supply J1 To Circuit Breaker AC Kit 14H5289...
Page 309: ...309 Cable Assembly Card Cage Fan PIN 1 PIN 1 14H5285...
Page 311: ...311 Cable Assembly Exhaust Fan PIN 1 PIN 1 14H5286...
Page 312: ...312 Appendix A Circuit Board And Cable Pinouts Cable Assembly Hammer Bank Logic 14H5279...
Page 313: ...313 Cable Assembly Hammer Bank Power PIN 1 PIN 1 02N6214...
Page 316: ...316 Appendix A Circuit Board And Cable Pinouts Cable Assembly Ribbon Motor Extension 63H7464...
Page 317: ...317 Cable Assembly Shuttle Motor Drive 14H5330...
Page 319: ...319 Logic Cable Power Stacker 24H8976...
Page 320: ...320 Appendix A Circuit Board And Cable Pinouts Power Cable Power Stacker 24H8975...
Page 321: ...321 Vertical Rail Cable Power Stacker Reference only not spared...
Page 323: ...323 Magnetic Pickup MPU Assembly 57G1476...
Page 325: ...325 Switch Assembly Platen Interlock P107 PLO 14H5280...
Page 326: ...326 Appendix A Circuit Board And Cable Pinouts Switch Assembly Cover Open 14H5282...
Page 340: ...340 Appendix D...
Page 354: ...354 Appendix F WR Write w With w o Without XMT Transmit...
Page 403: ...403 Figure 91 Stacker Detail Rollers 75 80 85 90 85 80 From page 401...
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