Printronix P8000 Series, Administrator'S Manual

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Chapter 8
Fault Messages (H-Series with Numerical Prefix)
446:SD REMOVED
Reboot Printer
Yes The SD card has been
removed after the printer
was already powered up. Turn off the printer and remove
the SD card only when the
printer is off.
447:SD FL EXIST
Enable Overwrite
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. Enable overwriting of files on the
SD using the overwrite files
menu.
448:SD WRT. FAIL
WRITE PROTECTED
Check SD Card
Yes A write operation to the SD
has failed because the SD
card is write protected. Ensure that the write protect tab
on the SD card is not active. If
the write protect tab is not active,
use another SD card.
449:SD FILE WRITE
Check SD
Yes A write operation to the SD
has failed for an unknown
reason. Ensure that the SD card is
inserted correctly and that the
SD card is a supported SDHC
card.
450:SD FILE FULL
File Too Big
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. Delete files on the SD card to
make space.
451:SD NOT FOUND
Insert SD Card
Pwr Off Printer
Yes A write operation to the SD
could not be performed
because the SD card was
not detected. Ensure that an SD card is
inserted correctly and that the
SD card is a supported SDHC
card.
452:SD FILE FULL
Delete Files
Yes The SD file system is
completely full. Delete files on the SD card to
make space.
453:SD READING
Do not Remove
Yes The SD card is currently
reading files. Wait until reading completes.
454:SD WRITING
Do not Remove
Yes The SD card is currently
writing or erasing files. Wait until the write or erase
operation completes.
607:CTL VOLT FAIL* No Controller Voltage Failure.
15 V failure on the controller
board. Contact your authorized service
representative.
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608:DRIVER CIRCUIT
BAD No Driver Circuit Bad. The
hammer coil count test
failed. Contact your authorized service
representative.
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Table 2. LCD Message Troubleshooting Table (H-Series)
Displayed Message
Can User
Correct?
Explanation Solution