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Chapter
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Restore The Printer To Operation
RECHARGE
BATTERY
Yes
This is the Time To Go
Alert you can set
(factory default = 1.0
Hour). This fault
detection is only
supported when the
ICP (Intelligent Control
Panel) option is
connected to the
printer serial port and
Battery Monitor =
Enable in the
BATTERY CONTROL
menu.
1.
Plug the power cart cable
into an AC receptacle to
recharge the battery.
2.
If recharging the battery
fails to clear the fault,
replace the battery or
batteries.
Remove Label
Yes
•
A label was
detected at the
front of the printer
by the Label Taken
Sensor. This is the
normal reminder
message when
Peel-Off or Tear-
Off Media Handling
has been selected.
•
A label was
removed, but the
“Remove Label”
message
remained.
•
The incorrect
Media Handling
mode was
selected.
1.
Remove the label from the
front of the printer to allow
the next label to print.
2.
Verify that a front door
assembly is installed on
the printer and that it is
properly closed. Ensure
that no debris is
obstructing the door mirror
or the Label Taken Sensor.
3.
In the QUICK SETUP or
MEDIA CONTROL menu,
change Media Handling to
the correct selection.
RESETTING
PLEASE WAIT
Yes
Printer finished loading
the program into flash
memory and is
automatically resetting
itself.
No action required.
RESTORING
BOOT CODE
Yes
Normal download
initialization message.
No action required.
Table 17. LCD Message Troubleshooting (continued)
Displayed Message
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