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Publication number: 721P86941
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trademarks of Xerox Corporation. Products and trademarks of other
companies are also acknowledged.
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editions.
Xerox DocuPrint Network Printer Series
Messages Guide
for Models 4050/4090/4850/4890/92C NPS
Version 7.1
August 2000
721P86941
Xerox Corporation
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El Segundo, CA 90245
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copyrightable material and information now allowed by statutory or
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material generated from the software programs which are displayed
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Printed in the United States of America.
Publication number: 721P86941
Xerox® and all Xerox products mentioned in this publication are
trademarks of Xerox Corporation. Products and trademarks of other
companies are also acknowledged.
Changes are periodically made to this document. Changes, technical
inaccuracies, and typographic errors will be corrected in subsequent
editions.
Laser safety
Warning:Adjustments, use of controls, or performance of
!
procedures other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous light exposure.
The Xerox DocuPrint printers are certified to comply with the
performance standards of the U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare for Class 1 laser products. Class 1 laser products do not
emit hazardous radiation. The DocuPrint printers do not emit
hazardous radiation because the laser beam is completely enclosed
during all modes of customer operation.
The laser danger labels on the system are for Xerox service
representatives and are on or near panels or shields that must be
removed with a tool. DO NOT REMOVE LABELED PANELS OR
PANELS NEAR LABELS. ONLY XEROX SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVES HAVE ACCESS TO THESE PANELS.
DANGER
LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
!
Ozone information
Operation safety
This product produces ozone during normal operation. The amount
of ozone produced depends on copy volume. Ozone is heavier than
air. The environmental parameters specified in the Xerox installation
instructions ensure that concentration levels are within safe limits. If
you need additional information concerning ozone, call 1-800-8286571 to request the Xerox publication 600P83222, OZONE.
Your Xerox equipment and supplies have been designed and tested
to meet strict safety requirements. They have been approved by
safety agencies, and they comply with environmental standards.
Please observe the following precautions to ensure your continued
safety.
•Always connect equipment to a properly grounded electrical
outlet. If in doubt, have the outlet checked by a qualified
electrician.
Warning:Improper connection of the equipment grounding
!
conductor may result in risk of electrical shock.
!
•Never use a ground adapter plug to connect equipment to an
electrical outlet that lacks a ground connection terminal.
•Always place equipment on a solid support surface with
•Always use materials and supplies specifically designed for
your Xerox equipment. Use of unsuitable materials may result in
poor performance and may create a hazardous situation.
•Never move either the printer or the Printer Controller without
first contacting Xerox or your local Xerox operating company for
approval.
•Never attempt any maintenance that is not specifically
described in this documentation.
•Never remove any covers or guards that are fastened with
screws. There are no operator-serviceable areas within these
covers.
•Never override electrical or mechanical interlocks.
•Never use supplies or cleaning materials for other than their
intended purposes. Keep all materials out of the reach of
children.
•Never operate the equipment if you notice unusual noises or
odors. Disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet and
call service to correct the problem.
If you need any additional safety information concerning the
equipment or materials Xerox supplies, call Xerox Product Safety at
the following toll-free number in the United States:
1-800-828-6571
For customers outside the United States, contact you local Xerox
operating company.
Warning:Adjustments, use of controls, or performance of
!
procedures other than those specified herein may result in
hazardous light exposure.
The Xerox DocuPrint printers are certified to comply with the
performance standards of the U.S. Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare for Class 1 laser products. Class 1 laser products do not
emit hazardous radiation. The DocuPrint printers do not emit
hazardous radiation because the laser beam is completely enclosed
during all modes of customer operation.
The laser danger labels on the system are for Xerox service
representatives and are on or near panels or shields that must be
removed with a tool. DO NOT REMOVE LABELED PANELS OR
PANELS NEAR LABELS. ONLY XEROX SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVES HAVE ACCESS TO THESE PANELS.
DANGER
LASER RADIATION WHEN OPEN
AVOID DIRECT EXPOSURE TO BEAM
!
Ozone information
Operation safety
This product produces ozone during normal operation. The amount
of ozone produced depends on copy volume. Ozone is heavier than
air. The environmental parameters specified in the Xerox installation
instructions ensure that concentration levels are within safe limits. If
you need additional information concerning ozone, call 1-800-8286571 to request the Xerox publication 600P83222, OZONE.
Your Xerox equipment and supplies have been designed and tested
to meet strict safety requirements. They have been approved by
safety agencies, and they comply with environmental standards.
Please observe the following precautions to ensure your continued
safety.
•Always connect equipment to a properly grounded electrical
outlet. If in doubt, have the outlet checked by a qualified
electrician.
Warning:Improper connection of the equipment grounding
!
conductor may result in risk of electrical shock.
!
•Never use a ground adapter plug to connect equipment to an
electrical outlet that lacks a ground connection terminal.
•Always place equipment on a solid support surface with
•Always use materials and supplies specifically designed for
your Xerox equipment. Use of unsuitable materials may result in
poor performance and may create a hazardous situation.
•Never move either the printer or the Printer Controller without
first contacting Xerox or your local Xerox operating company for
approval.
•Never attempt any maintenance that is not specifically
described in this documentation.
•Never remove any covers or guards that are fastened with
screws. There are no operator-serviceable areas within these
covers.
•Never override electrical or mechanical interlocks.
•Never use supplies or cleaning materials for other than their
intended purposes. Keep all materials out of the reach of
children.
•Never operate the equipment if you notice unusual noises or
odors. Disconnect the power cord from the electrical outlet and
call service to correct the problem.
If you need any additional safety information concerning the
equipment or materials Xerox supplies, call Xerox Product Safety at
the following toll-free number in the United States:
1-800-828-6571
For customers outside the United States, contact you local Xerox
operating company.
The Xerox DocuPrint Network Printer Series Messages Guide for
Models 4050/4090/4850/4890/92C NPS contains messages that
may appear at your workstation when you submit jobs to the
DocuPrint printer, and messages that appear at the Printer
Controller.
The workstation-specific messages sections of this guide provide an
alphabetical listing of the messages. Each entry provides the
following information:
•Message—Lists the exact text of the message. Variable
information appears in angle brackets (<>).
•Source—Provides the source of the message.
Contents
•Action—Suggests a specific action or procedure regarding the
message.
The Printer Controller messages section of this guide contains
messages that display at the Xerox DocuPrint Printer Controller.
Both the meaning and action (if action is required) are provided. The
DocuPrint Printer Controller maintains a daily log containing Sun
operating system, Diagnostic, and Xerox Client Messages. You can
use two options at the PS-op> level to obtain status and log
messages: “Show Log” and “Show Status.”
“Show Status” messages display by entering the command at the
PS-op> prompt.
Before using this guide, become familiar with its contents and
conventions.
This section lists the contents of this guide.
•Chapter 1, “Printer Controller messages,” lists the messages
specific to the 4050/4090/4850/4890/92C NPS Printer
Controllers.
—“Messages using Show Log” provides a listing of five types
of DocuPrint messages that may display, depending upon
your site configuration. They are Apple Talk, Apple Talk
Server, IOT Model, Job Pool Manager, and Lpd Translator.
—“Messages using Show Status” provides a listing of printer
messages that may display as a result of a condition at the
Xerox DocuPrint Models 4050, 4090, 4850, 4890, or 92C
NPS.
—“General system messages” are those messages that
notify the operator or the system administrator of a
condition they should be aware of, or should respond to,
when not using either “Show Log” or “Show Status”.
•Chapter 2, “Windows workstation messages,” lists and
describes the messages that may display as you are using the
system.
The Xerox DocuPrint Network Printer Series Messages Guide for
Models 4050/4090/4850/4890/92C NPS contains messages that
may appear at your workstation when you submit jobs to the
DocuPrint printer, and messages that appear at the Printer
Controller.
The workstation-specific messages sections of this guide provide an
alphabetical listing of the messages. Each entry provides the
following information:
•Message—Lists the exact text of the message. Variable
information appears in angle brackets (<>).
•Source—Provides the source of the message.
Contents
•Action—Suggests a specific action or procedure regarding the
message.
The Printer Controller messages section of this guide contains
messages that display at the Xerox DocuPrint Printer Controller.
Both the meaning and action (if action is required) are provided. The
DocuPrint Printer Controller maintains a daily log containing Sun
operating system, Diagnostic, and Xerox Client Messages. You can
use two options at the PS-op> level to obtain status and log
messages: “Show Log” and “Show Status.”
“Show Status” messages display by entering the command at the
PS-op> prompt.
Before using this guide, become familiar with its contents and
conventions.
This section lists the contents of this guide.
•Chapter 1, “Printer Controller messages,” lists the messages
specific to the 4050/4090/4850/4890/92C NPS Printer
Controllers.
—“Messages using Show Log” provides a listing of five types
of DocuPrint messages that may display, depending upon
your site configuration. They are Apple Talk, Apple Talk
Server, IOT Model, Job Pool Manager, and Lpd Translator.
—“Messages using Show Status” provides a listing of printer
messages that may display as a result of a condition at the
Xerox DocuPrint Models 4050, 4090, 4850, 4890, or 92C
NPS.
—“General system messages” are those messages that
notify the operator or the system administrator of a
condition they should be aware of, or should respond to,
when not using either “Show Log” or “Show Status”.
•Chapter 2, “Windows workstation messages,” lists and
describes the messages that may display as you are using the
system.
This section contains messages that display at the Xerox DocuPrint
NPS Printer Controller. The DocuPrint NPS Printer Controller
maintains a daily log containing Sun operating system, Diagnostic,
and Xerox Client Messages. You can use two options at the PS-op>
level to obtain status and log messages: “Show Log” and “Show
Status.” “Show Status” messages are displayed either by entering
the command at the PS-op> prompt, or automatically as a result of a
change in system condition.
The DocuPrint Log is generated by the DocuPrint NPS Printer
Controller software. The Printer Controller stores log entries for one
week. Each log is copied to a log file, with an extension indicating the
day, such as MON. You can enter “List Logs” at the PS-op> prompt
to identify the logs available on your configuration.
A Sun operating system Error Log records all errors that occur and
warning messages that are generated by the operating system. You
may encounter additional message logs that are used by service
personnel. Possible service logs are: debug.log, syslog, trace.log,
adm/messages.<n>, and nps.log.
Messages using Show Log
This section uses the following unique conventions:
<%d> or <%s> Generally, variable information depending on your
configuration. <%d> indicates numbers, <%s> indicates text.
Note:“IOT” means printer engine throughout all messages.
You can enter Show Log at the PS-op> level to list message logs that
enable you to determine the status of jobs that have been dispatched
to your Xerox DocuPrint NPS printer.
For instance, a typical listing may present several days’ worth of
DocuPrint logs, while including additional logs used by service
personnel to diagnose system function. A representative sample
follows:
You are concerned with messages that are issued to the DocuPrint
log. All other DocuPrint logs, posted with the day of the week
extension, are DocuPrint messages for that particular day.
Each message is preceded by a timestamp and one of the following
severity level indicators:
INFO: informational message
DEBUG: debug message
NOTICE: normal but significant condition
WARNING: warning condition
ERROR: error condition
CRIT: critical condition
ALERT: action must be taken immediately
EMERG: system is unusable.
MessageExplanation/action
<ALERT>AppleTalk: AppleTalk
error 2 occurred in operation <%s>
<ALERT>AppleTalk: error 6
occurred in operation <%s>
The system has run out of memory.
Restart the system.
The printer name chosen for AppleTalk is already being
used by another AppleTalk entity in the same zone.
Reinstall the system (or just the AppleTalk software) using
a different printer name for AppleTalk.
<ALERT>AppleTalk: error 7
occurred in operation <%s>
The AppleTalk diagnostic facilities have been given an
incorrect argument.
The diagnostic routine will notify you of the error.
Use a correct argument.
<ALERT>AppleTalk: Job Pool
Manager Error 13 returned from
Procedure <%s>
The printer has run out of printer spool space and may
postpone accepting jobs being submitted.
This situation should correct itself after some of the jobs
have finished printing.
If the problem persists, restart the system.
<ALERT>AppleTalk: Received
signal <%d> - aborting <%s> with
core dump
An AppleTalk protocol translator process has failed.
If AppleTalk jobs can no longer be submitted to the printer
or if one of the printer names no longer appears in the
Macintosh Chooser window, restart the system.
<ALERT> AppleTalk Server:
Received signal <%d> - aborting
with core dump
The AppleTalk server has shut down.
1. Check cabling and connections.
2. Restart system before trying to send print jobs from
the Macintosh.
The AppleTalk server has shut down.
Restart system before trying to send print jobs from the
Macintosh.
256 AppleTalk nodes are already active on the network
connected to the DocuPrint Printer Controller. AppleTalk
jobs cannot be submitted until the number of active nodes
is reduced.
Notify your system administrator.
Invalid arguments have been used.
Restart the system. If problem persists, notify your system
administrator.
This message occasionally appears when the system is
first booted.
If AppleTalk jobs can be submitted successfully, disregard
this message.
The AppleTalk server has failed. AppleTalk jobs cannot
be submitted.
Restart the system.
<ALERT> IOT Model: never
obtained valid NVM info type
<ALERT> IOT Model: Unable to
read A meter from IOT type
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: Bulk
data write failed (%m)
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Database error %d (%s) discovered
during DB checkout
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: Error
opening bulk data file (No such file
or directory)
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: No
default virtual printer has been set exiting.
The system nonvolatile memory is invalid. The DocuPrint
Printer Controller was brought up when the printer was
powered down.
Power on the printer.
The DocuPrint Controller was powered on when the printer
was powered down.
Power on the printer.
Too many jobs are in the queue to be printed.
No action required. The system recovers when some of
the jobs have finished printing.
The Job Pool Manager database is corrupted. The system
should recover from this situation, but some information on
print jobs may be lost.
If problem persists, notify your system administrator.
Job Pool Manager cannot identify target data file.
Contact your service representative for assistance.
Some file corruption has occurred on your system. Restart
the system. If problem persists contact your service
representative.
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Received signal%d - aborting with
core dump
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: Unix
error "not enough memory" on
attempted fork
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Unable to fork bulk data transfer
process (Not enough memory)
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Unrecoverable Database error <%d><%s> occurred
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Unrecoverable Database error... /
var/db/core: core file from jpm /var/
db/core removed
<ALERT> Lpd translator Lost
connection to remote system while
accepting command input
The Job Pool Manager has failed.
Restart the system.
The system is unable to start up due to not enough
memory. Restart the system. If problem persists contact
your service representative.
The Job Pool Manager is unable to transfer data due to
memory deficiency.
Restart the system.
If problem persists, notify your system administrator.
The Job Pool Manager database has been corrupted.
The Job Pool Manager automatically recovers by
replacing the corrupted database with a new one. If it does
not recover automatically, use the Config Utility to
reinitialize the database.
The Job Pool Manager database has been corrupted.
The Job Pool Manager automatically recovers by
replacing the corrupted database with a new one. If it does
not recover automatically, use the Config Utility to
reinitialize the database.
The system sending data to the DocuPrint NPS system
has failed while it was sending data to DocuPrint NPS. Any
partially submitted file is automatically removed from the
system and not printed. This condition should not cause
any other DocuPrint NPS problems.
<ALERT> Lpd translator: The Job
Pool Manager appears to be down
<ALERT> Lpd translator: Received
signal %d - aborting with core dump
<ALERT>Lpd translator: Job Pool
Manager Error 13 returned from
procedure <%s>
<ALERT> Lpd translator: Unable to
determine service information for
printer/tcp
<ALERT> Lpd translator:
Unexpected end of file during
control file transmission
<DEBUG>IOT Model: IOT Model
Server for <%d><%s>
Resend the data.
Job Pool Manager is unavailable.
Restart the system.
Lpr protocol translator process has failed. The system
usually continues to function normally.
If lpr jobs can no longer be submitted to the printer, restart
the system.
The system memory has been exceeded.
Restart the system.
The “/etc/services” file has incorrect information.
Notify your service representative.
Error occurred on the client machine that dispatched the
job to the Printer Controller.
No action required at the Printer Controller. Fix problem at
the client machine
<EMERG> Job Pool Manager:
Attempt to run JPM (version %d)
with wrong database version
<EMERG> Job Pool Manager:
Error opening database (%d) existing
<ERROR> AppleTalk: Out of
memory in %s
<ERROR> AppleTalk: GetZoneList
requested timed out with no reply
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager:
Complete job <jobid> found in
active queue status changed to
Inactive.
Database and Job Pool Manager are incompatible.
Reinstall the system.
An unrecoverable database error has been detected. All
previous information about jobs will be lost.
Notify your service representative.
Memory has been exceeded, causing the system to fail.
Restart the system.
This could be caused if the AppleTalk network connected
to the printer has no routers, or if the network is
misconfigured or not connected properly.
If you are connected to a network with routers, make sure
you have configured AppleTalk correctly. If not, use the
Configure utility. Otherwise check your cables and
network, etc.
NOTE: This message should only be seen if system
administrator runs “get__zones” in wizard mode.
The system has detected a corrupt file situation on the
system and has repaired it. The specified job may not have
been printed and will need to be resubmitted if that is the
case.
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager:
Complete job <jobid> found in
active queue status changed to
Processing.
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: DB
error %d in d__findnm called from
EnumerateFilters()
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager:
Insufficient values stored for attr %d
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: Job
<jobid> in acquire process is not in
DB
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: Lpd
translator Out of memory in %s
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: Out
of memory in %s
<ERROR> lpd translator: Out of
memory in %d
The system has detected a corrupt file situation on the
system and has repaired it. The specified job may have be
printed twice.
The job pool database may have been corrupted.
Restart the system.
If problem persists, reinitialize the database.
The system identifies an attributes mismatch.
Restart the system.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The system has detected an incompatible but correctable
software state. No immediate action is necessary but if
problem occurs often contact your service representative.
<INFO> AppleTalk: AppleTalk error
6 occurred in operation SLInit
<INFO> AppleTalk: DocuPrint
AppleTalk protocol translator
started
<INFO> AppleTalk:DocuPrint
AppleTalk queuing watchdog
process started
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<%s>
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
atpt__jpm__watchdog
During installation, a printer name has been specified that
is already in use on the AppleTalk network. This message
may appear when the system is being shut down.
1. Make sure AppleTalk printing is up and running.
2. Make sure the name specified for the printer is not
already in use in the same AppleTalk zone.
The AppleTalk protocol translator is up and running.
No action required.
This indicates that the AppleTalk protocol translator
process that checks DocuPrint NPS queuing has started.
No action required.
The AppleTalk server has stopped running or the server or
AppleTalk protocol translator has been manually shut
down. AppleTalk jobs cannot be submitted.
If other messages indicate that the AppleTalk server has
failed, restart the system.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the user interface, or an AppleTalk
daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
atpt media watcher
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<server name> duplex:LaserWriter @*
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<server name> -: LaserWriter @*
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<server name> - transparency:
LaserWriter @*
<INFO> AppleTalk Server:
AppleTalk daemon started
<INFO> AppleTalk Server:
Accepted connection - conn ID
<%d>
The program that checks for changes in the virtual printer
configuration has shut down.
If message appears when the system is restarted, no
action required. Otherwise, contact your service
representative for assistance.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the printer controller, or an
AppleTalk daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the user interface, or an AppleTalk
daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the user interface, or an AppleTalk
daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk server has started.
No action required.
The AppleTalk server has begun processing a print
request from a Macintosh client.
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: Closing
connection - conn ID <%d>
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: Network
switch - probing for new address
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: No
router response - using net <%d>
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: Router
address aged - switching to net
<%d>
The AppleTalk software has selected the indicated
AppleTalk network and node number on which to run.
Message appears when the system is first booted or when
the system has finished adjusting to a changed AppleTalk
network or routing situation.
No action required.
The AppleTalk server has stopped running. AppleTalk
jobs can no longer be submitted.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk server has finished processing a print
request from a Macintosh.
No action required.
The Ethernet cable from the DocuPrint NPS cable has
been changed from one network to another or an
AppleTalk router has just come online to the network
No action required.
No AppleTalk router is available on the network.
No action required.
The AppleTalk router on the network has shut down or is
not working correctly.
Notify the system administrator. You can still submit Apple
Talk jobs if your Macintosh system is connected to the
same physical network as the printer.
<INFO> IOT Model: IOTModel for
4050 family printers started
<INFO>IOT Model: IOTModel
server exiting
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Accepted job (id <jobid) with <n>
segments
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Accepted job (id nnn)
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Database Closed
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Database initialized
The printer Model server is up and running for your 4050based printer engine.
No action required.
The printer Model server has shut down. This message
appears only when the system is restarted.
No action required.
The Job Pool Manager has accepted a segmented job with
the indicated number of segments and has assigned it the
indicated job ID. No action necessary.
The Job Pool Manager has accepted a job and assigned
the posted job ID.
No action required.
The Job Pool Manager has been shut down.
Restart the system.
The Job Pool Manager has completed initialization and is
up and running.
<INFO> Job Pool Manager: Job %d
purged from database
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Partially submitted job (id %d)
removed from system
<INFO> Lpd translator: DocuPrint
lpd protocol translator started
<INFO> Lpd translator: Shutting
down
<WARNING> AppleTalk: Framing
error on Begin/End <%s>
<WARNING> AppleTalk: ProcSet
has no name
Information about the indicated job has been purged from
the Job Pool Manager database and is no longer available
using the UI. This message displays after a Dump
Accounting Records command or when the system
automatically removes accounting records if it has been
installed with that option.
No action required.
An incomplete job was submitted to the system and has
been removed.
No action required.
The lpd protocol translator is up and running. Jobs may
now be submitted using the lpr.
No action required.
The lpr protocol translator has been manually shut down.
No action required.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint NPS. DocuPrint NPS continues
to function normally.
No action required.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint NPS. DocuPrint NPS continues
to function normally.
<WARNING> AppleTalk: Too many
virtual printers - can’t add <printer
name>
<WARNING> AppleTalk: Too much
Document Structure Convention
Nesting
<WARNING> AppleTalk:
Unrecognized Patches line format
<%s>
<WARNING> IOT Model: Can’t
open logfile for read in
ParseLogFile
<WARNING> IOT Model: nvma ->
problems! = No Problem after nvm
read of A meter
No action required.
You have created a 65th virtual printer. You may create
more than 64, but the Chooser menu will display only 64.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint.
No action required if the job is printing normally.
If the job is not printing normally, correct the Macintosh
application error.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint.
No action required if the job is printing normally. If the job
is not printing normally, correct the Macintosh application
error.
There is a read failure.
Restart the system.
If the problem persists, reinstall the system.
The printer has been powered off, or a cable from the
workstation to the printer is either not connected or
connected improperly.
1. Check cable connections and power on the printer.
2. Contact your service representative for assistance.
<WARNING> IOT Model: PSIIOC
GET__IOT__CONFIGURATION
never returned valid info
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
Acquire filter <id> removed from
system (prescanner died?)
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
Can’t open VP file <file> - Unix error
<error number>
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
FlexLM procedure <proc> failed
with reason <reason>
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
Missing attribute description for
attribute %d
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
VP file <file> has corrupt data
<WARNING> Lpd translator:
Attempted read of data file timed
out
The printer has been powered off, or a cable from the
workstation to the printer is either not connected or
connected improperly.
1. Check cable connections and power on the printer.
2. Contact your service representative for assistance.
Indicates a software problem on your system. Restart the
system. If problem persists, contact your service
representative.
Indicates file corruption on your system. Restart the
system. If problem persists, contact your service
representative.
Your software license has been installed incorrectly.
Contact your service representative with the text of this
message.
The job pool database was corrupted.
Restart the system.
Indicates file corruption or an installation problem on your
system. Try restarting the system. If problem persists,
contact your service representative.
A client is sending data to DocuPrint NPS using lpr, is low
on disk space, or is sending a very large file. The file being
sent is automatically removed from the system without
being printed.
<WARNING> Lpd translator: Too
many media specifications to
process, excess ignored
Use lpr -s or free up some disk space on the client where
the lpr command is being used.
The -C lpr switch was used to request more kinds of media
than the maximum allowed.
You can enter Show Status at the PS-op>-level to show a status of:
loaded paper sizes, printer messages, spooler, formatter, printing,
and queueing conditions.
Status messages appear in two ways. The first occurs automatically.
For example, if the top cover of the printer is open, you will see: “PS
E115 IOT top cover open”. If you enter Show Status, the same
message appears without the PS prefix.
Note:When the “SEE MESSAGE AT CRT” message is displayed
on the printer display panel, enter Show Status to see the status of
the Printer Controller and the printer. Afterwards, press the Continue
button on the printer.
In the case of “SYSTEM COMMUNICATION FAULT, SEE
MESSAGE AT CRT,” a Show Status may not display any printer
messages. This is due to the printer losing communication with the
Printer Controller and not reporting any appropriate messages.
The feeder failed to move a sheet from the stack to the
stack force relief sensor within the allotted time.
SFRS.
1. Clear the tray 2 feeder.
2. Fan the copy paper stack (tray 2).
3. Load and close paper tray 2.
4. Press the Continue button.
C114Tray 2 has low paper.The tray 2 elevator was raised with insufficient paper, or
the paper supply was nearly depleted during printing.
1. Clear the tray 2 feeder.
2. Load and close paper tray 2.
3. Press the Continue button.
C150Tray 1 down due to
unlock button being
The unlock button on Tray 1 has been pressed, and the
paper tray has been lowered.
pressed.
1. Open the paper tray, optionally insert more paper.
2. Close the paper tray.
C151Tray 2 down due to
unlock button being
The unlock button on Tray 2 has been pressed, and the
paper tray has been lowered.
pressed.
1. Open the paper tray, optionally insert more paper.
2. Close the paper tray.
E003Clear paper path behind
right front door.
A printer has jumped through zero without completing a
job and its purge sequence.
Clear the entire paper path.
E041High Capacity Feeder top
cover open.
The cover was open during printing.
1. Close the HCF top cover when the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E042High Capacity Feeder
front door is open.
The door was open during printing.
1. Close the HCF front door while the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E053Interlocked 24V missing.1. Open and close all processor covers.
2. Press the Continue button.
E088A jammed sheet was
successfully purged.
A tray 3 or tray 4 feeder jam occurred, but the paper was
cleared from the feed head during cycledown. The feeder
takeaway roll clutch is turned on for a short period before
the main drives go off.
The paper fed from either tray 1 or the duplex tray did not
arrive at the vertical transport switch within the allotted
time.
1. Clear area 1.
2. Press the Continue button.
E092Vertical transport trailing
edge jam.
The paper fed from any of the trays did not leave the
vertical transport jam switch in the allotted time.
1. Clear areas 1 and 2.
2. Press the Continue button.
E093Right front door is open.The door was open during printing.
1. Close the right front door while the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E094Clear paper path behind
right front door.
E095A jammed sheet was
successfully purged.
A job has not printed and completed a purge sequence.
Clear the entire paper path.
A tray 1 or tray 2 feeder jam occurred, but the paper was
cleared from the feed head during cycledown. The feeder
takeaway roll clutch is turned on for a short period before
the main drives go off.
E096Late arrival at pre-
transfer switch.
E097Late arrival at pre-fuser
switch.
E098Late departure from pre-
fuser switch.
E099Late arrival at post fuser
switch.
1. Clear areas 1 and 2.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to arrive at the pre-transfer switch in time.
1. Clear area 2.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to arrive at the pre-fuser switch in time.
1. Clear areas 2 and 3.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to depart from the pre-fuser switch in
time.
1. Clear area 3.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to arrive to the post fuser switch in time.
1. Clear area 4. (Clear the de-curler, then pull the fuser
and examine it for wraps or accordion jams.)
The paper failed to depart from the post fuser switch in
time.
1. Clear area 4. (Clear the de-curler, then pull the fuser
and examine it for wraps or accordion jams.)
2. Press the Continue button.
E101Sheet failed to clear
duplex wait station
sensor
1. Open the right front door.
2. Clear area 7 and close the right front door.
3. Press the Continue button.
E102Sheet failed to arrive at
duplex wait station
sensor.
1. Open the right front door.
2. Clear area 7 and close the right front door.
3. Press the Continue button.
E115IOT top cover open.The cover was open during printing.
1. Close the printer top cover when the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E116Clear paper path behind
top cover. Clear entire
paper path.
A printer has jumped through zero without completing a
job and its purge sequence.
Clear the entire paper path.
E117Late arrival at output tray
switch.
E118Page out of sequence
detected in paper path.
E119Late departure at bypass
switch.
E120Late departure from
output tray switch.
The paper failed to arrive at the output transport jam switch
in time.
1. Clear area 5.
2. If the fault persists, check the fuser for an accordion
jam.
3. Press the Continue button.
There is a feeding problem for a duplex tray or any paper
tray, a software or firmware problem, or a noisy post fuser
switch.
1. Clear area 5.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to leave the bypass transport switch in
time, or it was identified at the bypass transport jam switch
when it was scheduled to go to the output tray.
1. Clear area 6.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to leave the output transport jam switch in
the allotted amount of time.
1. Clear area 6.
2. Press the Continue button.
E121Left front door open.The door must be closed when an IOT is in standby mode
to clear the fault. This prevents the door from momentarily
opening and closing in print mode without a fault isolation.
The paper fed from the HCF did not leave the bottom
transport switch in time.
1. Clear area 2a.
2. Press the Continue button.
E228Top transport leading
edge jam.
The paper fed from one of the trays did not reach the top
transport switch in time.
1. Clear areas 6 and 6a.
2. Press the Continue button.
E238Rotator Top transport
trailing edge jam.
The paper fed from one of the trays did not leave the top
transport sensor in time.
1. Clear areas 6 and 6a.
2. Press the Continue button.
E243Low fuser oil detected --
call service.
Fuser oil is too low.
Call for service.
E244Low fuser oil detected.Fuser oil is too low.
Add two tubes of fuser lubricant.
E248Transfer blade paper size
fault.
Improper paper size.
Install or select the larger paper size.
E250Transfer blade solenoid
failed to engage.
E251Transfer blade solenoid
failed to disengage.
E278Toner waste container
access door (rear door)
open.
E279Color developer housing
is not present.
The transfer blade solenoid failed to engage during
initialization.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. Check the output for print quality.
The transfer blade solenoid failed to disengage during
initialization.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. Check the output for print quality.
The toner waste container access door is open. The toner
waste container access door must be closed when the
printer is in standby in order to clear a fault. This prevents
a door from opening and closing during printing without
generating a fault.
1. Close the toner waste container access door.
2. Press the Continue button.
The color developer housing is not present in the printer.
standby after purging of
prints to Bin 2 if Bin 2 was
the selected output.
F087Machine not ready in 12
seconds.
The power supply has automatically shut down.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. Discard purged output.
3. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
There is an extra page in the finisher.
Check the set delivered to the tray for the purged sheets
and remove them.
There are purged sheets in a stacker tray.
Check the set delivered to the tray for the purged sheets
and remove them.
There are purged sheets in Bin1.
Check the set delivered to Bin 1 for the purged sheets and
remove them.
There are purged sheets in Bin 2.
Check the set delivered to Bin 2 for the purged sheets and
remove them.
A subsystem is not ready to print within 12 seconds.
1. Press the Continue button.
F089Purged prints in Sample
tray and Sample tray was
the selected output.
F090Fault code displayed in
standby after purging of
prints to unselected
output.
F122Too few sheets in duplex
tray.
F123Duplex tray integrity fault
with cycle down. (Too
many/few sheets.)
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
There are purged prints in the sample tray.
Check the set delivered to the sample tray for the purged
prints and remove them.
There are purged sheets in the output tray.
Remove purged sheets from the unselected output.
The set separator finger actuated the tray empty switch
before the required number of sheets were fed from the
duplex tray. This is usually caused by a multifeed out of the
duplex tray.
1. Discard unusable sheets.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
An incorrect number of sheets was fed out of the duplex
tray (too many or too few). This is usually caused by a
multifeed into or out of the duplex tray.
1. Remove the indicated number of sheets from the
output. The sheets will be reprinted.
fault, unscheduled sheet
is detected and stopped
at the stacker entry
sensor.
The belt may need to be replaced.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The registration mechanism (rephaser and belt) will not
allow rephasing to occur.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
A paper registration shift (actual versus optimum belt-hole
to registration-finger distance) has exceeded an NVMdefined millimeter limit.
1. Check delivered output for the image off the paper.
2. Press the Continue button.
Too many belt holes have been detected within one belt
revolution.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
An unexpected sheet is stopped at the stacker.
1. Clear the paper in the stacker.
2. Discard the purged output.
3. Press the Continue button.
F142Output Tray Elevator
Fault. Stitcher/Stacker
config.
F143Finisher front cover
interlock open. Stitcher/
Stacker config.
F153Duplex tray (too many
sheets).
The tray failed to move down after three attempts.
1. Empty the output tray.
2. Check for obstruction.
3. Press the Continue button.
4. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The front safety cover of the HCSS finisher is missing.
1. Discard the purged output.
2. Close the finisher from the cover.
3. Press the Continue button.
A multifeed caused too many sheets to remain in the
duplex tray, preventing the set separator finger from
actuating the tray empty switch once the correct number of
sheets had been fed.
1. Discard unusable sheets.
2. Press the Continue button.
3. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
A convergence timeout has occurred.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J028MC or Real Time ticks out
of spec.
Machine clocks or real time per pitch is out of tolerance.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
Note: The failure may be caused by speed variations of
the main drive or registration transport that will cause misregistration of the print, or intermittent MC sensor or
registration finger switch.
J067Waste roll bias voltage
out of range.
J125Patches for charge
control are out of range.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
A charge control error has been detected.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J144PHR self test input failure.The PHR board has failed or a PHR input signal line is
shorted to ground.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J145PHR self test input failure.There has been a PHR board failure, an off-board problem
in a PHR output device or signal line, or a loss of + 24 V.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The stacker elevator failed two successive attempts to
reach a new position.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J188Exposure level exceeded
target +
tolerance.
The laser exposure did not stabilize to the specified level
after power up, or the exposure level exceeded the
prescribed limits.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J191Pixel clock error or SOS/
EOS scan lines missing.
The pixel clock output malfunctioned.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J197SOS/EOS not balanced.The ROS intensity difference is not balanced.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J198Polygon motor assembly
producing extra scan
lines.
An extra scan pulse (EOS or SOS) occurred within the
scan window time limit.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J213PIXEL board VCO
voltage out of window
during print.
The VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) voltage is not
within an acceptable range. If this fault occurs during
imaging, then a ROS PURGE will occur as well.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J217Interpolation overflow
detected.
There has been an error in the conversion of 300 dpi data
to 600 dpi data.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J230Dicorotron 1 fault.The charge 1 shield voltage or the charge 1 shield current
is out of tolerance.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J232Charge 2 shield voltage
at max.
The current charge value has exceeded 204 bits during
cycle up of xerographics.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J246Transfer assist blade
engage failure.
The transfer assist blade function failed to initialize
because solenoids did not engage while level two is NVM
enabled.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
P013GWR lost machine clock.There is a CDM or GWR board failure or a harness
problem between CDM and GWR.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P016GWR failed memory/
communication test.
There is a GWR board failure.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P022ADIO terminated
communication/other.
The ADIO board has terminated due to a communication
failure with the core board, or another ADIO problem
exists. Diagnostic LEDs on the ADIO distinguish the failure
type.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P027GWR Core 8085 lost
communication with
8751.
P187Polygon motor not up to
speed in 30 sec.
Press the Continue button.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
The polygon motor speed is not correct.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P189EOS connector fault.The EOS cable assembly is not connected, or the 5V
power supply is missing on the EOS detector PWBA.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P190SOS connector fault.The SOS cable assembly is not connected, or the 5V
power supply is missing on the SOS detector PWBA.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P192ROS LV power supply out
of range.
30.5V is out of nominal range at the edge of the pixel clock
board.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P193Power to pixel board out
of range.
One of three voltages, + 15V, -15V, or -5.2V, is out of
nominal range at the edge of the pixel clock.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P194Input power to polygon
driver board out of range.
One of three voltages, +15V, -15V, or -5V, is out of
nominal range at the edge of the motor driver PWBA.
No action required. If the problem persists, notify your
service representative.
At least one of the two motor driving signals has
malfunctioned.
No action required. If the problem persists, notify your
service representative.
P196Enable line to polygon
motor fault.
The motor enable signal is not on, and the motor is off.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P199SOS scan board fault.The SOS signal was missing during a scan interval time
window from the previous SOS signal.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P200Enable line to laser fault.The enable line to the laser has malfunctioned.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P201Modulator fault.The laser is off due to a modulator fault.
Contact your service representative for assistance.
P202Laser Tube or Laser
power supply failed.
The laser tube or laser supply has failed.
Notify your service representative immediately.
The system will be down until a service representative
fixes the laser.
P204EOS scan board fault.The EOS signal was missing during a scan interval time
window from the previous EOS signal.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P205GWR detected SDLC
communication failure.
A fault in the printer SDLC link was detected.
No action required.
If the problem persists, notify your service representative.
P206Lost communication with
PSP.
A fault in the HDLC link was detected after the HDLC link
was established. This may occur if Printer Controller is
restarted.
At the printer: System
communication fault, see
MSG at CRT.
P207Major ROS malfunction in
image area.
No action required.
If this condition persists, notify your service representative.
The laser system detected a major image fault. The
system may recover without any further intervention.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. Discard purged output.
P208ROS purge -- malfunction
detected in active image
area.
Laser system detected an error in the active image area,
causing an imaging error. The bad sheets were purged,
and the pages affected will be reimaged.
These messages may appear at the Printer Controller. The
messages occur during general system operations, management of
print jobs, and system activities that support the Xerox DocuPrint
NPS system.
***Error: PostScript Job AbortedPostScript Job was aborted.
***Error: SunRPCBinding.Error
[requested service not available]
Failed to cancel document
<number>which is being processed
Fast reset requested. Restarting...The sequencer has been restarted.
Restarting SequencerNo action required.
fd0:read failed (4010)
fd0:bad format
A diagnostic job has been initiated from the service mode.
No action required.
A document has been cancelled due to a decomposition
error.
No action required.
Check the output to make sure there is no data loss.
The Job Pool Manager database may have been
corrupted. The Job Pool Manager automatically recovers
by replacing the corrupted database with a new one. If it
cannot successfully recover, you can recover it through
the Wizard Mode. See “Using Wizard Mode” for the steps
to recover the Job Pool Manager database.
An attempt to cancel a specific document failed. This
document was being processed at the time of the “Cancel
Document” entry and is ineligible for cancellation.
You tried to read from a disk that is not the same density
as a previously read disk.
No action required: Unless the disk is damaged, the
system automatically determines the correct format of the
disk and performs the action you requested.
iobus level 13 interrupt not
serviced........
Log file is empty.There are no messages in the specified log file.
None of the specified documents
can be cancelled.
***NVMRead Failed Command
Terminated
PCL error: ABORTING A PAGEThe printer aborted a page.
You rebooted the Printer Controller while doing something
at the printer, such as pressing a button or opening a door.
Power off the Printer Controller and power it on again. To
avoid this error, always use the Halt System and Restart
System commands.
No action required.
None of the specified jobs are eligible for cancellation.
There is a non-volatile memory (NVM) failure.
Contact your service representative for assistance.
Check the output to make sure there is no data loss.
MessageExplanation/action
PRINTER CONTROLLER MESSAGES
PCL error: ALLOCATING
MEMORY
PCL error: BAD FONT
RESOURCE
The system is allocating memory.
No action required.
The system is unable to provide the font required by your
job. Contact your system administrator.
PCL error: DISK FULLTry the operation again using a different disk.
PCL error: INITIALIZING DLGInitialization has started.
No action required.
PCL error: INITIALIZING FONT
MANAGER
PCL error: MISSING FONT
RESOURCE
Initialization has started.
No action required.
The font specified in your job is not available at the printer.
Select a different font and try again. If the font is required
for your job, contact your system administrator.
- - premature end of document at
page <page#>
Check the output of the job to ensure that the entire job has
printed.
- - Prescan Process startedPrescan has started.
No action required.
--Print Process startedPrinting has been started
No action required.
PS Unknown error type: RPCinitial,
SunRPCBinding error contacting
IOT Model: Sun RPCError in
SunRPCBinding, Import
registryNotAvailable, unreachable
READ FAILED [nn nn nn]
fd0: CRC error blk nnn
*** RPC error SunRPCBinding error
contacting Job Pool Manager:
requested service not available
Sequencer of
<date><time><timezone>
** Service Active - some operations
may be disabled.
Still checking for UI port number....
Found one
The printer Model module has failed unexpectedly.
1. Restart system.
2. If the problem persists, notify your service
representative.
You tried to execute the Install Fonts from Floppy
command, but the disk you are using is damaged.
Try the operation again using a different disk.
The Job Pool Manager database may have been
corrupted. The Job Pool Manager automatically recovers
by replacing the corrupted database with a new one. If it
cannot successfully recover, you can recover it through
the Wizard Mode. See “Using Wizard Mode” for the steps
to recover the Job Pool Manager database.
The posted date is the software version of the Sequencer.
No action required.
You entered Show Status while the system was being
serviced. Some operations may be disabled until the
system is out of the service mode.
A search for a valid UI port number has found one.
This message displays at the DocuPrint printer. A Show
Status entered at the Printer Controller may not display
any printer messages. This is caused by the printer losing
communication with the Printer Controller and not
reporting any appropriate messages.
***Unspecified error: Job error
opening job to JPM: Submit
Queueing has been stopped, and the Job Pool Manager is
unable to accept the job.
Disabled
Document submission failedStart queuing.
***Text is lost because the
maximum edit log size has been
The console window cannot display all the text you
requested. The most current 50,000 bytes are displayed.
exceeded***
***Unspecified error: Job error
promoting document <n>: Not
Found
An incorrect job number has been entered when using the
Promote Document command. Enter List Documents to
identify specific job, then retry the Promote Document
command.
Welcome to Cedar 11.0.7 of <date>This is an informational greeting message posted in the
Printing Activity log window.
X900 - IOT communication fault
(check printer power).
The printer has been powered off.
1. Check cabling and connections.
2. Power on the printer.
Press continueThis message appears when a task needing operator
attention is required, for example replenishing the paper
tray, replacing a toner waste bottle, clearing a paper jam.
When the DocuPrint controller is processing a very
complex job and the printer has already printed all the
images received, the message “Press continue to resume
printing” may be displayed with the message “Output
caught up with input”. In this instance, do not press the
Continue button. The printer will cycle up when the
controller finishes processing the next page and sends it to
the printer.
This section contains messages that display at the Xerox DocuPrint
NPS Printer Controller. The DocuPrint NPS Printer Controller
maintains a daily log containing Sun operating system, Diagnostic,
and Xerox Client Messages. You can use two options at the PS-op>
level to obtain status and log messages: “Show Log” and “Show
Status.” “Show Status” messages are displayed either by entering
the command at the PS-op> prompt, or automatically as a result of a
change in system condition.
The DocuPrint Log is generated by the DocuPrint NPS Printer
Controller software. The Printer Controller stores log entries for one
week. Each log is copied to a log file, with an extension indicating the
day, such as MON. You can enter “List Logs” at the PS-op> prompt
to identify the logs available on your configuration.
A Sun operating system Error Log records all errors that occur and
warning messages that are generated by the operating system. You
may encounter additional message logs that are used by service
personnel. Possible service logs are: debug.log, syslog, trace.log,
adm/messages.<n>, and nps.log.
Messages using Show Log
This section uses the following unique conventions:
<%d> or <%s> Generally, variable information depending on your
configuration. <%d> indicates numbers, <%s> indicates text.
Note:“IOT” means printer engine throughout all messages.
You can enter Show Log at the PS-op> level to list message logs that
enable you to determine the status of jobs that have been dispatched
to your Xerox DocuPrint NPS printer.
For instance, a typical listing may present several days’ worth of
DocuPrint logs, while including additional logs used by service
personnel to diagnose system function. A representative sample
follows:
You are concerned with messages that are issued to the DocuPrint
log. All other DocuPrint logs, posted with the day of the week
extension, are DocuPrint messages for that particular day.
Each message is preceded by a timestamp and one of the following
severity level indicators:
INFO: informational message
DEBUG: debug message
NOTICE: normal but significant condition
WARNING: warning condition
ERROR: error condition
CRIT: critical condition
ALERT: action must be taken immediately
EMERG: system is unusable.
MessageExplanation/action
<ALERT>AppleTalk: AppleTalk
error 2 occurred in operation <%s>
<ALERT>AppleTalk: error 6
occurred in operation <%s>
The system has run out of memory.
Restart the system.
The printer name chosen for AppleTalk is already being
used by another AppleTalk entity in the same zone.
Reinstall the system (or just the AppleTalk software) using
a different printer name for AppleTalk.
<ALERT>AppleTalk: error 7
occurred in operation <%s>
The AppleTalk diagnostic facilities have been given an
incorrect argument.
The diagnostic routine will notify you of the error.
Use a correct argument.
<ALERT>AppleTalk: Job Pool
Manager Error 13 returned from
Procedure <%s>
The printer has run out of printer spool space and may
postpone accepting jobs being submitted.
This situation should correct itself after some of the jobs
have finished printing.
If the problem persists, restart the system.
<ALERT>AppleTalk: Received
signal <%d> - aborting <%s> with
core dump
An AppleTalk protocol translator process has failed.
If AppleTalk jobs can no longer be submitted to the printer
or if one of the printer names no longer appears in the
Macintosh Chooser window, restart the system.
<ALERT> AppleTalk Server:
Received signal <%d> - aborting
with core dump
The AppleTalk server has shut down.
1. Check cabling and connections.
2. Restart system before trying to send print jobs from
the Macintosh.
The AppleTalk server has shut down.
Restart system before trying to send print jobs from the
Macintosh.
256 AppleTalk nodes are already active on the network
connected to the DocuPrint Printer Controller. AppleTalk
jobs cannot be submitted until the number of active nodes
is reduced.
Notify your system administrator.
Invalid arguments have been used.
Restart the system. If problem persists, notify your system
administrator.
This message occasionally appears when the system is
first booted.
If AppleTalk jobs can be submitted successfully, disregard
this message.
The AppleTalk server has failed. AppleTalk jobs cannot
be submitted.
Restart the system.
<ALERT> IOT Model: never
obtained valid NVM info type
<ALERT> IOT Model: Unable to
read A meter from IOT type
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: Bulk
data write failed (%m)
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Database error %d (%s) discovered
during DB checkout
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: Error
opening bulk data file (No such file
or directory)
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: No
default virtual printer has been set exiting.
The system nonvolatile memory is invalid. The DocuPrint
Printer Controller was brought up when the printer was
powered down.
Power on the printer.
The DocuPrint Controller was powered on when the printer
was powered down.
Power on the printer.
Too many jobs are in the queue to be printed.
No action required. The system recovers when some of
the jobs have finished printing.
The Job Pool Manager database is corrupted. The system
should recover from this situation, but some information on
print jobs may be lost.
If problem persists, notify your system administrator.
Job Pool Manager cannot identify target data file.
Contact your service representative for assistance.
Some file corruption has occurred on your system. Restart
the system. If problem persists contact your service
representative.
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Received signal%d - aborting with
core dump
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager: Unix
error "not enough memory" on
attempted fork
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Unable to fork bulk data transfer
process (Not enough memory)
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Unrecoverable Database error <%d><%s> occurred
<ALERT> Job Pool Manager:
Unrecoverable Database error... /
var/db/core: core file from jpm /var/
db/core removed
<ALERT> Lpd translator Lost
connection to remote system while
accepting command input
The Job Pool Manager has failed.
Restart the system.
The system is unable to start up due to not enough
memory. Restart the system. If problem persists contact
your service representative.
The Job Pool Manager is unable to transfer data due to
memory deficiency.
Restart the system.
If problem persists, notify your system administrator.
The Job Pool Manager database has been corrupted.
The Job Pool Manager automatically recovers by
replacing the corrupted database with a new one. If it does
not recover automatically, use the Config Utility to
reinitialize the database.
The Job Pool Manager database has been corrupted.
The Job Pool Manager automatically recovers by
replacing the corrupted database with a new one. If it does
not recover automatically, use the Config Utility to
reinitialize the database.
The system sending data to the DocuPrint NPS system
has failed while it was sending data to DocuPrint NPS. Any
partially submitted file is automatically removed from the
system and not printed. This condition should not cause
any other DocuPrint NPS problems.
<ALERT> Lpd translator: The Job
Pool Manager appears to be down
<ALERT> Lpd translator: Received
signal %d - aborting with core dump
<ALERT>Lpd translator: Job Pool
Manager Error 13 returned from
procedure <%s>
<ALERT> Lpd translator: Unable to
determine service information for
printer/tcp
<ALERT> Lpd translator:
Unexpected end of file during
control file transmission
<DEBUG>IOT Model: IOT Model
Server for <%d><%s>
Resend the data.
Job Pool Manager is unavailable.
Restart the system.
Lpr protocol translator process has failed. The system
usually continues to function normally.
If lpr jobs can no longer be submitted to the printer, restart
the system.
The system memory has been exceeded.
Restart the system.
The “/etc/services” file has incorrect information.
Notify your service representative.
Error occurred on the client machine that dispatched the
job to the Printer Controller.
No action required at the Printer Controller. Fix problem at
the client machine
<EMERG> Job Pool Manager:
Attempt to run JPM (version %d)
with wrong database version
<EMERG> Job Pool Manager:
Error opening database (%d) existing
<ERROR> AppleTalk: Out of
memory in %s
<ERROR> AppleTalk: GetZoneList
requested timed out with no reply
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager:
Complete job <jobid> found in
active queue status changed to
Inactive.
Database and Job Pool Manager are incompatible.
Reinstall the system.
An unrecoverable database error has been detected. All
previous information about jobs will be lost.
Notify your service representative.
Memory has been exceeded, causing the system to fail.
Restart the system.
This could be caused if the AppleTalk network connected
to the printer has no routers, or if the network is
misconfigured or not connected properly.
If you are connected to a network with routers, make sure
you have configured AppleTalk correctly. If not, use the
Configure utility. Otherwise check your cables and
network, etc.
NOTE: This message should only be seen if system
administrator runs “get__zones” in wizard mode.
The system has detected a corrupt file situation on the
system and has repaired it. The specified job may not have
been printed and will need to be resubmitted if that is the
case.
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager:
Complete job <jobid> found in
active queue status changed to
Processing.
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: DB
error %d in d__findnm called from
EnumerateFilters()
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager:
Insufficient values stored for attr %d
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: Job
<jobid> in acquire process is not in
DB
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: Lpd
translator Out of memory in %s
<ERROR> Job Pool Manager: Out
of memory in %s
<ERROR> lpd translator: Out of
memory in %d
The system has detected a corrupt file situation on the
system and has repaired it. The specified job may have be
printed twice.
The job pool database may have been corrupted.
Restart the system.
If problem persists, reinitialize the database.
The system identifies an attributes mismatch.
Restart the system.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The system has detected an incompatible but correctable
software state. No immediate action is necessary but if
problem occurs often contact your service representative.
<INFO> AppleTalk: AppleTalk error
6 occurred in operation SLInit
<INFO> AppleTalk: DocuPrint
AppleTalk protocol translator
started
<INFO> AppleTalk:DocuPrint
AppleTalk queuing watchdog
process started
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<%s>
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
atpt__jpm__watchdog
During installation, a printer name has been specified that
is already in use on the AppleTalk network. This message
may appear when the system is being shut down.
1. Make sure AppleTalk printing is up and running.
2. Make sure the name specified for the printer is not
already in use in the same AppleTalk zone.
The AppleTalk protocol translator is up and running.
No action required.
This indicates that the AppleTalk protocol translator
process that checks DocuPrint NPS queuing has started.
No action required.
The AppleTalk server has stopped running or the server or
AppleTalk protocol translator has been manually shut
down. AppleTalk jobs cannot be submitted.
If other messages indicate that the AppleTalk server has
failed, restart the system.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the user interface, or an AppleTalk
daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
atpt media watcher
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<server name> duplex:LaserWriter @*
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<server name> -: LaserWriter @*
<INFO> AppleTalk: Shutting down
<server name> - transparency:
LaserWriter @*
<INFO> AppleTalk Server:
AppleTalk daemon started
<INFO> AppleTalk Server:
Accepted connection - conn ID
<%d>
The program that checks for changes in the virtual printer
configuration has shut down.
If message appears when the system is restarted, no
action required. Otherwise, contact your service
representative for assistance.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the printer controller, or an
AppleTalk daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the user interface, or an AppleTalk
daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk system has shut down. The system may
have been restarted at the user interface, or an AppleTalk
daemon has failed.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk server has started.
No action required.
The AppleTalk server has begun processing a print
request from a Macintosh client.
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: Closing
connection - conn ID <%d>
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: Network
switch - probing for new address
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: No
router response - using net <%d>
<INFO> AppleTalk Server: Router
address aged - switching to net
<%d>
The AppleTalk software has selected the indicated
AppleTalk network and node number on which to run.
Message appears when the system is first booted or when
the system has finished adjusting to a changed AppleTalk
network or routing situation.
No action required.
The AppleTalk server has stopped running. AppleTalk
jobs can no longer be submitted.
Restart the system.
The AppleTalk server has finished processing a print
request from a Macintosh.
No action required.
The Ethernet cable from the DocuPrint NPS cable has
been changed from one network to another or an
AppleTalk router has just come online to the network
No action required.
No AppleTalk router is available on the network.
No action required.
The AppleTalk router on the network has shut down or is
not working correctly.
Notify the system administrator. You can still submit Apple
Talk jobs if your Macintosh system is connected to the
same physical network as the printer.
<INFO> IOT Model: IOTModel for
4050 family printers started
<INFO>IOT Model: IOTModel
server exiting
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Accepted job (id <jobid) with <n>
segments
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Accepted job (id nnn)
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Database Closed
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Database initialized
The printer Model server is up and running for your 4050based printer engine.
No action required.
The printer Model server has shut down. This message
appears only when the system is restarted.
No action required.
The Job Pool Manager has accepted a segmented job with
the indicated number of segments and has assigned it the
indicated job ID. No action necessary.
The Job Pool Manager has accepted a job and assigned
the posted job ID.
No action required.
The Job Pool Manager has been shut down.
Restart the system.
The Job Pool Manager has completed initialization and is
up and running.
<INFO> Job Pool Manager: Job %d
purged from database
<INFO> Job Pool Manager:
Partially submitted job (id %d)
removed from system
<INFO> Lpd translator: DocuPrint
lpd protocol translator started
<INFO> Lpd translator: Shutting
down
<WARNING> AppleTalk: Framing
error on Begin/End <%s>
<WARNING> AppleTalk: ProcSet
has no name
Information about the indicated job has been purged from
the Job Pool Manager database and is no longer available
using the UI. This message displays after a Dump
Accounting Records command or when the system
automatically removes accounting records if it has been
installed with that option.
No action required.
An incomplete job was submitted to the system and has
been removed.
No action required.
The lpd protocol translator is up and running. Jobs may
now be submitted using the lpr.
No action required.
The lpr protocol translator has been manually shut down.
No action required.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint NPS. DocuPrint NPS continues
to function normally.
No action required.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint NPS. DocuPrint NPS continues
to function normally.
<WARNING> AppleTalk: Too many
virtual printers - can’t add <printer
name>
<WARNING> AppleTalk: Too much
Document Structure Convention
Nesting
<WARNING> AppleTalk:
Unrecognized Patches line format
<%s>
<WARNING> IOT Model: Can’t
open logfile for read in
ParseLogFile
<WARNING> IOT Model: nvma ->
problems! = No Problem after nvm
read of A meter
No action required.
You have created a 65th virtual printer. You may create
more than 64, but the Chooser menu will display only 64.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint.
No action required if the job is printing normally.
If the job is not printing normally, correct the Macintosh
application error.
There is an error in the Macintosh application that is
sending data to DocuPrint.
No action required if the job is printing normally. If the job
is not printing normally, correct the Macintosh application
error.
There is a read failure.
Restart the system.
If the problem persists, reinstall the system.
The printer has been powered off, or a cable from the
workstation to the printer is either not connected or
connected improperly.
1. Check cable connections and power on the printer.
2. Contact your service representative for assistance.
<WARNING> IOT Model: PSIIOC
GET__IOT__CONFIGURATION
never returned valid info
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
Acquire filter <id> removed from
system (prescanner died?)
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
Can’t open VP file <file> - Unix error
<error number>
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
FlexLM procedure <proc> failed
with reason <reason>
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
Missing attribute description for
attribute %d
<WARNING> Job Pool Manager:
VP file <file> has corrupt data
<WARNING> Lpd translator:
Attempted read of data file timed
out
The printer has been powered off, or a cable from the
workstation to the printer is either not connected or
connected improperly.
1. Check cable connections and power on the printer.
2. Contact your service representative for assistance.
Indicates a software problem on your system. Restart the
system. If problem persists, contact your service
representative.
Indicates file corruption on your system. Restart the
system. If problem persists, contact your service
representative.
Your software license has been installed incorrectly.
Contact your service representative with the text of this
message.
The job pool database was corrupted.
Restart the system.
Indicates file corruption or an installation problem on your
system. Try restarting the system. If problem persists,
contact your service representative.
A client is sending data to DocuPrint NPS using lpr, is low
on disk space, or is sending a very large file. The file being
sent is automatically removed from the system without
being printed.
<WARNING> Lpd translator: Too
many media specifications to
process, excess ignored
Use lpr -s or free up some disk space on the client where
the lpr command is being used.
The -C lpr switch was used to request more kinds of media
than the maximum allowed.
You can enter Show Status at the PS-op>-level to show a status of:
loaded paper sizes, printer messages, spooler, formatter, printing,
and queueing conditions.
Status messages appear in two ways. The first occurs automatically.
For example, if the top cover of the printer is open, you will see: “PS
E115 IOT top cover open”. If you enter Show Status, the same
message appears without the PS prefix.
Note:When the “SEE MESSAGE AT CRT” message is displayed
on the printer display panel, enter Show Status to see the status of
the Printer Controller and the printer. Afterwards, press the Continue
button on the printer.
In the case of “SYSTEM COMMUNICATION FAULT, SEE
MESSAGE AT CRT,” a Show Status may not display any printer
messages. This is due to the printer losing communication with the
Printer Controller and not reporting any appropriate messages.
The feeder failed to move a sheet from the stack to the
stack force relief sensor within the allotted time.
SFRS.
1. Clear the tray 2 feeder.
2. Fan the copy paper stack (tray 2).
3. Load and close paper tray 2.
4. Press the Continue button.
C114Tray 2 has low paper.The tray 2 elevator was raised with insufficient paper, or
the paper supply was nearly depleted during printing.
1. Clear the tray 2 feeder.
2. Load and close paper tray 2.
3. Press the Continue button.
C150Tray 1 down due to
unlock button being
The unlock button on Tray 1 has been pressed, and the
paper tray has been lowered.
pressed.
1. Open the paper tray, optionally insert more paper.
2. Close the paper tray.
C151Tray 2 down due to
unlock button being
The unlock button on Tray 2 has been pressed, and the
paper tray has been lowered.
pressed.
1. Open the paper tray, optionally insert more paper.
2. Close the paper tray.
E003Clear paper path behind
right front door.
A printer has jumped through zero without completing a
job and its purge sequence.
Clear the entire paper path.
E041High Capacity Feeder top
cover open.
The cover was open during printing.
1. Close the HCF top cover when the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E042High Capacity Feeder
front door is open.
The door was open during printing.
1. Close the HCF front door while the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E053Interlocked 24V missing.1. Open and close all processor covers.
2. Press the Continue button.
E088A jammed sheet was
successfully purged.
A tray 3 or tray 4 feeder jam occurred, but the paper was
cleared from the feed head during cycledown. The feeder
takeaway roll clutch is turned on for a short period before
the main drives go off.
The paper fed from either tray 1 or the duplex tray did not
arrive at the vertical transport switch within the allotted
time.
1. Clear area 1.
2. Press the Continue button.
E092Vertical transport trailing
edge jam.
The paper fed from any of the trays did not leave the
vertical transport jam switch in the allotted time.
1. Clear areas 1 and 2.
2. Press the Continue button.
E093Right front door is open.The door was open during printing.
1. Close the right front door while the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E094Clear paper path behind
right front door.
E095A jammed sheet was
successfully purged.
A job has not printed and completed a purge sequence.
Clear the entire paper path.
A tray 1 or tray 2 feeder jam occurred, but the paper was
cleared from the feed head during cycledown. The feeder
takeaway roll clutch is turned on for a short period before
the main drives go off.
E096Late arrival at pre-
transfer switch.
E097Late arrival at pre-fuser
switch.
E098Late departure from pre-
fuser switch.
E099Late arrival at post fuser
switch.
1. Clear areas 1 and 2.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to arrive at the pre-transfer switch in time.
1. Clear area 2.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to arrive at the pre-fuser switch in time.
1. Clear areas 2 and 3.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to depart from the pre-fuser switch in
time.
1. Clear area 3.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to arrive to the post fuser switch in time.
1. Clear area 4. (Clear the de-curler, then pull the fuser
and examine it for wraps or accordion jams.)
The paper failed to depart from the post fuser switch in
time.
1. Clear area 4. (Clear the de-curler, then pull the fuser
and examine it for wraps or accordion jams.)
2. Press the Continue button.
E101Sheet failed to clear
duplex wait station
sensor
1. Open the right front door.
2. Clear area 7 and close the right front door.
3. Press the Continue button.
E102Sheet failed to arrive at
duplex wait station
sensor.
1. Open the right front door.
2. Clear area 7 and close the right front door.
3. Press the Continue button.
E115IOT top cover open.The cover was open during printing.
1. Close the printer top cover when the printer is in
standby mode.
2. Press the Continue button.
E116Clear paper path behind
top cover. Clear entire
paper path.
A printer has jumped through zero without completing a
job and its purge sequence.
Clear the entire paper path.
E117Late arrival at output tray
switch.
E118Page out of sequence
detected in paper path.
E119Late departure at bypass
switch.
E120Late departure from
output tray switch.
The paper failed to arrive at the output transport jam switch
in time.
1. Clear area 5.
2. If the fault persists, check the fuser for an accordion
jam.
3. Press the Continue button.
There is a feeding problem for a duplex tray or any paper
tray, a software or firmware problem, or a noisy post fuser
switch.
1. Clear area 5.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to leave the bypass transport switch in
time, or it was identified at the bypass transport jam switch
when it was scheduled to go to the output tray.
1. Clear area 6.
2. Press the Continue button.
The paper failed to leave the output transport jam switch in
the allotted amount of time.
1. Clear area 6.
2. Press the Continue button.
E121Left front door open.The door must be closed when an IOT is in standby mode
to clear the fault. This prevents the door from momentarily
opening and closing in print mode without a fault isolation.
The paper fed from the HCF did not leave the bottom
transport switch in time.
1. Clear area 2a.
2. Press the Continue button.
E228Top transport leading
edge jam.
The paper fed from one of the trays did not reach the top
transport switch in time.
1. Clear areas 6 and 6a.
2. Press the Continue button.
E238Rotator Top transport
trailing edge jam.
The paper fed from one of the trays did not leave the top
transport sensor in time.
1. Clear areas 6 and 6a.
2. Press the Continue button.
E243Low fuser oil detected --
call service.
Fuser oil is too low.
Call for service.
E244Low fuser oil detected.Fuser oil is too low.
Add two tubes of fuser lubricant.
E248Transfer blade paper size
fault.
Improper paper size.
Install or select the larger paper size.
E250Transfer blade solenoid
failed to engage.
E251Transfer blade solenoid
failed to disengage.
E278Toner waste container
access door (rear door)
open.
E279Color developer housing
is not present.
The transfer blade solenoid failed to engage during
initialization.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. Check the output for print quality.
The transfer blade solenoid failed to disengage during
initialization.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. Check the output for print quality.
The toner waste container access door is open. The toner
waste container access door must be closed when the
printer is in standby in order to clear a fault. This prevents
a door from opening and closing during printing without
generating a fault.
1. Close the toner waste container access door.
2. Press the Continue button.
The color developer housing is not present in the printer.
standby after purging of
prints to Bin 2 if Bin 2 was
the selected output.
F087Machine not ready in 12
seconds.
The power supply has automatically shut down.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. Discard purged output.
3. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
There is an extra page in the finisher.
Check the set delivered to the tray for the purged sheets
and remove them.
There are purged sheets in a stacker tray.
Check the set delivered to the tray for the purged sheets
and remove them.
There are purged sheets in Bin1.
Check the set delivered to Bin 1 for the purged sheets and
remove them.
There are purged sheets in Bin 2.
Check the set delivered to Bin 2 for the purged sheets and
remove them.
A subsystem is not ready to print within 12 seconds.
1. Press the Continue button.
F089Purged prints in Sample
tray and Sample tray was
the selected output.
F090Fault code displayed in
standby after purging of
prints to unselected
output.
F122Too few sheets in duplex
tray.
F123Duplex tray integrity fault
with cycle down. (Too
many/few sheets.)
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
There are purged prints in the sample tray.
Check the set delivered to the sample tray for the purged
prints and remove them.
There are purged sheets in the output tray.
Remove purged sheets from the unselected output.
The set separator finger actuated the tray empty switch
before the required number of sheets were fed from the
duplex tray. This is usually caused by a multifeed out of the
duplex tray.
1. Discard unusable sheets.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
An incorrect number of sheets was fed out of the duplex
tray (too many or too few). This is usually caused by a
multifeed into or out of the duplex tray.
1. Remove the indicated number of sheets from the
output. The sheets will be reprinted.
fault, unscheduled sheet
is detected and stopped
at the stacker entry
sensor.
The belt may need to be replaced.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The registration mechanism (rephaser and belt) will not
allow rephasing to occur.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
A paper registration shift (actual versus optimum belt-hole
to registration-finger distance) has exceeded an NVMdefined millimeter limit.
1. Check delivered output for the image off the paper.
2. Press the Continue button.
Too many belt holes have been detected within one belt
revolution.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
An unexpected sheet is stopped at the stacker.
1. Clear the paper in the stacker.
2. Discard the purged output.
3. Press the Continue button.
F142Output Tray Elevator
Fault. Stitcher/Stacker
config.
F143Finisher front cover
interlock open. Stitcher/
Stacker config.
F153Duplex tray (too many
sheets).
The tray failed to move down after three attempts.
1. Empty the output tray.
2. Check for obstruction.
3. Press the Continue button.
4. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The front safety cover of the HCSS finisher is missing.
1. Discard the purged output.
2. Close the finisher from the cover.
3. Press the Continue button.
A multifeed caused too many sheets to remain in the
duplex tray, preventing the set separator finger from
actuating the tray empty switch once the correct number of
sheets had been fed.
1. Discard unusable sheets.
2. Press the Continue button.
3. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
A convergence timeout has occurred.
1. Press the Continue button.
2. If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J028MC or Real Time ticks out
of spec.
Machine clocks or real time per pitch is out of tolerance.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
Note: The failure may be caused by speed variations of
the main drive or registration transport that will cause misregistration of the print, or intermittent MC sensor or
registration finger switch.
J067Waste roll bias voltage
out of range.
J125Patches for charge
control are out of range.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
A charge control error has been detected.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J144PHR self test input failure.The PHR board has failed or a PHR input signal line is
shorted to ground.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J145PHR self test input failure.There has been a PHR board failure, an off-board problem
in a PHR output device or signal line, or a loss of + 24 V.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
The stacker elevator failed two successive attempts to
reach a new position.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J188Exposure level exceeded
target +
tolerance.
The laser exposure did not stabilize to the specified level
after power up, or the exposure level exceeded the
prescribed limits.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J191Pixel clock error or SOS/
EOS scan lines missing.
The pixel clock output malfunctioned.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J197SOS/EOS not balanced.The ROS intensity difference is not balanced.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J198Polygon motor assembly
producing extra scan
lines.
An extra scan pulse (EOS or SOS) occurred within the
scan window time limit.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J213PIXEL board VCO
voltage out of window
during print.
The VCO (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) voltage is not
within an acceptable range. If this fault occurs during
imaging, then a ROS PURGE will occur as well.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J217Interpolation overflow
detected.
There has been an error in the conversion of 300 dpi data
to 600 dpi data.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J230Dicorotron 1 fault.The charge 1 shield voltage or the charge 1 shield current
is out of tolerance.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J232Charge 2 shield voltage
at max.
The current charge value has exceeded 204 bits during
cycle up of xerographics.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.
J246Transfer assist blade
engage failure.
The transfer assist blade function failed to initialize
because solenoids did not engage while level two is NVM
enabled.
No action required.
If problem persists, notify your service representative.