Ricoh InfoPrint 4100 TD3, Operating Manual

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Table 13. Operator message codes (continued)
Code Description Reference
D220 MICR printing requested with no
MICR installed
v
If MICR printing is required, be sure
the MICR developer has been inserted
into the proper printer.
v If MICR printing is not required,
disable the MICR function on the
Advanced panel (
Printer Definition →
Printer
→
Advanced ).
D230 MICR CCD installed without MICR
printing enabled To print non-MICR data using MICR
supplies, select
Close
. Otherwise do the
following to print MICR data:
1. Select Printer Definition
→
Printer
→
Advanced to display the Printer -
Advanced panel.
2. For MICR Installed , select the
printer engine where the MICR CCD
is installed.
If you do not want to print using MICR
supplies, install a different CCD.
D231 Output Buffer Size exceeded The Output Buffer Size is not sufficient
for the jobs currently being printed. Do
the following to clear this condition:
1.
Select Forms
→
Advance Paper
(NPRO) to display the Forms -
Advance Paper (NPRO) panel.
2. Select Advance to End to advance
the paper from the transfer station to
the stacker or other output devices.
If the problem continues, call for service.
D71F Side 1/Side 2 mismatch
v
Perform the “Aligning tractored
forms” on page 155.
v
Check the print quality of the
verification marks. Look for light or
smeared print.
v
Fix any print quality problems. See
“Print quality problems” on page 248.
D720 Verification mark position incorrect
v
Ensure that the forms are aligned
correctly. See “Checking forms
alignment” on page 188.
v
Examine your forms. Preprinted
marks within the carrier strip as well
as some colored forms can cause this
error. If you are using any of these
forms, disable verification checking.
See “Verifying synchronized duplex
printing for tractored forms” on page
195.
D721 Hardware error: verification mark
sensor
v
Check the print quality of the
verification marks. Look for light or
smeared print.
v Fix any print quality problems. See
“Print quality problems” on page 248.
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