Digital Equipment Corporation
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First Printing, March 1994
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against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. The
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This document was prepared using VAX DOCUMENT Version 2.1.
This book describes the following operator functions for the PrintServer 32
Printer Optional Large Capacity Input Tray (OLCIT).
•Adding paper (capacity 3000 sheets of 20 lb paper)
•Clearing paper jams
•Troubleshooting
Refer to the PrintServer 32 Printer Operator’s Guide for information on using the
PrintServer 32 printer.
Conventions
The following conventions are used in this manual:
Table 1–1 Conventions
NoteA note provides important additional information.
Key
A key name is shown enclosed in a box to indicate that you press
that key on the control panel. Key names are always shown in initial
capital letters.
1.1 Supported Paper Sizes
The Optional Large Capacity Input Tray (OLCIT) is designed to accept the
following paper sizes printed in either landscape (long edge feed) or portrait
(short edge feed) mode:
•Letter (LT) (8.5 inch x 11 inch)
•Letter (LTR) (11 inch x 8.5 inch)
•A4 (297 mm x 210 mm)
•A4R (210 mm x 297 mm)
Use recommended paper only, as listed in the PrintServer 32 Printer Operator ’s
Guide.
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1.1 Supported Paper Sizes
Parts of the OLCIT
The following illustration and table describe the parts of the OLCIT.
Figure 1–1 Parts of the OLCIT
2
A4RA4
LT
Paper
Mis-set
Cover
Open
LTR
LT
1
NumberDescription
Paper Tray Down button
Paper Size selection knob
Paper adjustment levers
Door
3
ADJUST AT 3 PLACES
132
A4RA4LTR
A4RA4LTR
4
LT
DSG-000495
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1.2 Adding Paper
This section explains how to add paper to the OLCIT.
When adding paper, make sure the PrintServer is not in the process of
printing and the operator panel reads Ready.
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1.2 Adding Paper
Note
1. Press
Pause
on the PrintServer 32 operator panel.
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1.2 Adding Paper
2. Press the Tray Down buttonon the OLCIT.
Be sure the paper tray has stopped before continuing with the procedure.
LT
Paper
Mis-set
Cover
Open
A4RA4
LTR
LT
ADJUST AT 3 PLACES
132
A4RA4LTR
A4RA4LTR
LT
1
DSG-000496
Note
If the tray runs out of paper while printing, the tray automatically lowers.
The elevator tray hesitates momentarily about half way up or down in its
travels and the Cover Open LED goes on momentarily. This is normal
operational behavior of the elevator tray and the Cover Open LED.
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3. Open the OLCIT door.
Remove the two smaller paper trays above the OLCIT. This makes for
easy loading of paper and reduces the likelihood of paper jams.
1.2 Adding Paper
4
DSG-000500
4. Fan about half a ream of paper at a time to release any static electricity.
Tap the paper on a hard surface to align the edges.
Insert the paper until the leading edge touches the back of the tray.
Make sure the edges or corners of the paper are not folded during
loading.
DSG-000498
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1.2 Adding Paper
Sloppy paper loading or folded/damaged paper edges and corners can
cause printer paper jams.
•Use recommended paper only, as listed in the PrintServer 32 PrinterOperator’s Guide.
•Do not add more than six reams of paper to the paper tray. Adding more
paper or loading the paper unevenly puts stress on the paper tray motor
and causes paper jams.
5. Close the OLCIT door.
Note
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4
DSG-000497
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1.2 Adding Paper
6. Make sure the two paper adjustment leversand the paper selection knob
are set to the identical setting for the paper size you just loaded.
3
2
7. Press
LT
LTR
Paper
Mis-set
Cover
Open
Resume
A4RA4
LT
A4
LTR
ADJUST AT 3 PLACES
132
A4R
A4RA4LTR
on the PrintServer 32 operator panel.
LT
DSG-000499
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1.3 Clearing Paper Jams
1.3 Clearing Paper Jams
This section explains how to clear paper jams from the OLCIT.
1. Press
Pause
on the PrintServer 32 operator panel.
2. Press the Tray Down buttonon the OLCIT.
Be sure the paper tray has stopped before continuing with the procedure.
A4RA4
LT
LTR
Paper
Mis-set
Cover
Open
1
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ADJUST AT 3 PLACES
LT
132
A4RA4LTR
A4RA4LTR
LT
DSG-000496
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3. Open the OLCIT door.
1.3 Clearing Paper Jams
4
DSG-000500
4. Remove all jammed paper from the PrintServer and the PrintServer’s cavity.
DSG-000501
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1.3 Clearing Paper Jams
5. Close the OLCIT door.
4
DSG-000497
Note
The elevator moves the paper stack to the top of the OLCIT automatically.
6. Press
Resume
on the PrintServer 32 operator panel.
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1.4 Troubleshooting
If the paper selection knob and the paper adjustment levers are not set to
the paper size loaded in the OLCIT, paper jams will occur.
Table 1–2 shows the LEDs and what to do to correct the situations listed.
Table 1–2 OLCIT LEDs
This LED . . .Lights When . . .And you need to . . .
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1.4 Troubleshooting
Note
Paper Mis-setThe paper size selection knob
Cover OpenOLCIT cover is open.Make sure the OLCIT cover is
Elevator Push
Button
is between detented settings.
Elevator is moving.None
Position the paper size selection
knob correctly.
closed.
Table 1–3 shows the print errors that might occur and what to do to correct
them.
Table 1–3 Print Errors
Print ErrorCorrective Action
Paper JamClear the jam. See the PrintServer 32 Printer
Operator’s Guide for instructions on clearing paper
jams inside the PrintServer. See Section 1.3 of this
guide for clearing paper jams in the OLCIT, then see
the Corrective Action section of Table 1–2 in this guide
for instructions.
If you cannot correct the problem or the operator panel instructs you to call
Customer Services, the OLCIT requires servicing by a qualified Customer
Services engineer.
Digital has a service center in your area to help keep your system running
properly.
WhereType of ServiceTelephone Number
North AmericaOn-site warranty1–800–354–9000
All Other
Locations
Call your local sales office
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1.5 Service Notes
1.5 Service Notes
The OLCIT is similar in operation and service to the 1000 sheet LCIT. The
OLCIT has an internal controller that operates the elevator tray motor and
signals the PrintServer duplexer-table controller.
The 1000 sheet LCIT has no internal controller and its motor and other functions
are controlled directly by the duplexer-table controller.
It is this difference that accounts for the small changes in response to the
PrintServer 32 diagnostic service procedures.
Use the diagnostic procedures for the LCIT (in the PrintServer 32 service
manual) to diagnose the OLCIT. Table 1–4 shows the failure modes and actions
for the user and service personnel. Refer to the PrintServer 32 Service Manual
for service procedures.
Table 1–4 OLCIT Diagnostics
PrintServer
Control
Problem
Panel
MessageOLCIT Panel
User
Actions
Service
Actions
Elevator does
not move up or
down
Small white
OLCIT
connector not
engaged
Large blue
OLCIT
connector not
engaged
Wrong printing
position on
paper or image
position
Printing is
skewed on the
paper
Error 41Elevator green
Close paper
tray door
Error 52No powerVerify connection; if
NoneNoneSet paper size rotary
NoneNoneAdjust paper guides on
LED blinking
Red LED onVerify connection; if
Call serviceReplace OLCIT
error persists, call
service
error persists, call
service
knob to correct size. You
must change the Paper
Size setting when the
cover is open.
OLCIT to paper edges.
Verify that Paper Size
selection knob setting
corresponds to the Paper
Adjustment lever. You
must change the Paper
Size setting when the
cover is open.
Verify that harness is
OK. If no good, replace
OLCIT
Verify that harness is
OK. If no good, replace
OLCIT
None
None
If you have an LCIT (1000 sheet feeder), verify that the OLCIT (3000
sheet feeder) is the problem by installing the LCIT. If the LCIT works,
then replace the OLCIT.
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Note
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modem set to 2400- or 9600-baud. You must be using a VT terminal or terminal emulator set at 8 bits, no
parity. If you need assistance using the Electronic Store, call 800-DIGITAL (800-344-4825) and ask for an
Electronic Store specialist.
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