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If the problem persists even after these checks have been made, refer to
the documentation provided for the machine.
Continued from the
previous page (Print-
ing does not start de-
spite the completion
of printing setup on
the computer.) The print job is locked. Refer to the Job List on the ma-
chine control panel to see if the
print job in question is locked. If
so, unlock it.
The connection of the controller
to the network has not been es-
tablished. Consult the network administra-
tor.
The print job was canceled. Check the status on the “Incom-
pleted Job Queue” of “Page
Scope Light”.
Machine memory space avail-
able is not sufficient. Add the machine memory to ex-
pand its space.
If the copy track function is en-
abled, an illegal access number
might have been entered. Enter the correct access num-
ber.
Multiple copy sets are
mistakenly sorted
and stapled together
as a single large set. The settings in certain DTP soft-
ware applications may conflict
with the printer driver settings. In the application, turn OFF Col-
late and set the copy count to
one. In the printer driver, make
the desired Collate, Sorting and
copy count settings.
A large number of
copies are mistakenly
printed. The settings in certain DTP soft-
ware applications may conflict
with the printer driver settings. In the application, turn OFF Col-
late and set the copy count to
one. In the printer driver, make
the desired Collate, Sorting and
copy count settings.
A document contain-
ing more than 40
pages cannot be
printed. The maximum number of docu-
ment pages that can be stored in
the standard memory is 40. • Decrease the number of doc-
ument pages or add memory
to expand its capacity.
• Select “Printer” for “Priority
Device” available in 6/6 of Us-
er’s Choice on the machine.
A PS error print is
output. Some applications allow you to
select either “Binary” or “ASCII”
mode when the PS driver is be-
ing used. A PS error could result
if an attempt is made to print in
the “Binary” mode. Select the “ASCII” mode.
Symptom Possible Cause Action