Oce CPS800, Руководство пользователя

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152 Chapter 9 Problem Solving
How to handle errors on the Océ CPS800®
How to handle errors on the Océ CPS800
®
Introduction
Note: In general, the system makes use of job persistency.
This means that after a system restart, the current jobs in the job queue and mailbox
are restored.
If an error occurs, the Océ CPS800
®
stops to process. The types of errors are the
following.
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[67] Types of Errors
Types of Errors Description
Errors that the operator
can recover
(ORE = Operator
recoverable error) Errors, for example a simple paper jam, that the operator
can recover with the help of the operator panel. The
screen of the operator panel displays complete
information about how to handle the problem (
see ‘How
to handle paper jams on the Océ CPS800®’ on
page 154
).
Errors that the Océ
CPS800
®
can recover
(MRE = Machine
recoverable error)
Error, for example a software error, that the Océ
CPS800
®
can recover by a restart. The screen displays
the error code (five digits). A message on the screen of
the operator panel asks you for example to press the Start
key (
) to reset the Océ CPS800
®
. ( see figure 64 on
page 153 )
Errors that require key
operator maintenance Errors, for example paper jams in the Central Process
Group or the replacement of certain parts, that the key
operator can recover. The errors are indicated as follows.
■
The KOM warning icon on the system monitor
changes into orange. The key operator must clear the
error as soon as possible.
■
The operator panel displays the message
'Maintenance is required'. The key operator must
clear the error at once (See 'Configuration and
maintenance manual' paragraph 'About key operator
maintenance').
The errors can not appear simultaneously.
Errors that require a
service call Errors that the operator, the key operator and the machine
can not recover. The screen displays the error code (five
digits). Call an Océ service technician to handle this
error.