Xerox 96MX User Manual

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System Message Guide

April 1998 721P85650

Xerox Corporation 701 S. Aviation Boulevard El Segundo, CA 90245

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The

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Message Guide

laser printing system. The entire reference set is listed in the table below. Several other related documents are also listed for your convenience. For a complete list and description of available Xerox documentation, refer to the Xerox Documentation Catalog (Publication number 610P17417) or call the Xerox Documentation and Software Services (XDSS) at 1-800-327-9753.

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is part of the eight manual reference set for your

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Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System Message Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System PDL Reference

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System Forms Creation Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System System Generation Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System Installation Planning Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing Operator Command Summary Card

Xerox Laser Printing Systems Tape Formats Manual

erox Laser Printing Systems Standard Font Library

Font User Guide Helpful Facts About Paper

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Table of Contents

Related publications iii Notice iii

Introduction vii

About the reference set vii DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System document set vii What the message guide contains x How the message guide is organized xi The conventions used in this guide xii

1. CP (COMPRESS command ) me ss ages 1-1

2. DSR (disk save and restore command) messages 2-1

3. FD (forms compilation) messages 3-1

4. HIP (host interface processor) messages 4-1

5. IFU (Interpress font utility) messages 5-1

6. OSS (operating system software) messages 6-1

OS Level 0: Confirmation 6-1 OS Level 1: Information 6-10 OS Level 2: Routine Maintenance 6-45 OS Level 3: Printer problem 6-72 OS Level 4: System or tape problem 6-81 OS Level 6: Job integrity 6-86 OS Level 7: System problem 6-109 OS Level 8: Probable severe software error 6-115 OS Level 9: Probable severe hardware error 6-123

7. PDL (job source library compilation) messages 7-1

8. PG (PURGE command) messages 8-1

9. PR (HARDCOPY graphics printing command) messages 9-1

10. PSC (p rinter subsystem controller command) messages 10-1

11. SCALE command messages 11-1

12. SFS (status file services command) messages 12-1

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13. System verification error messages 13-1

14. Summary sheet error messages 14-1

Appearance error message 14-2 Appearance warning messages 14-5 Fatal error messages 14-9 Informational messages 14-13 Master error messages 14-16 Master warning messages 14-22 System problem messages 14-23

15. DocuPrint 96/Doc uPrint 96MX LPS additional messages 15-1

Numbered DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS messages 15-3

A. Xerox support services A-1

Xerox Customer Support Center A-1 Xerox Customer Service Support Center A-2

Xerox Font Center A-2

Glossary GLOSSARY-1

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About the reference set

Introduction

The Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing Systems Message Guide is one of the eight manuals which make up your DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printing System (LPS) Reference Set.

The LPS Message Guide provides an easy to use reference tool for quickly determining why messages appear on your system controller display or printed summary sheet, and the appropriate action(s), if any, to take.

This message guide does not contain detailed explanations of tasks. Throughout the guide, you are referred to the appropriate reference manual for detailed information.

This document is part of a reference set designed to help you receive maximum benefit from your DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX laser printing system.

To help you select the appropriate document for your needs, the following section identifies the documents in the set and describes the information contained in each.

DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX Laser Printin g System document set

The DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS document set includes the following:

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Operat or Gui de

This reference contains the following information:

• System overview

• Paper facts and procedures

• Operating procedures

• Maintenance

• Problem solving

• Supplies

• Meter reading and reporting

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Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS PDL Reference

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS System Generation Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Operations Referenc e

This reference contains the following information:

• Print Description Language components and processes

• Input processing functions

• Output processing functions

• PDL command summa ry

• Page formatting guidelines

• Character code assignment tables

• PDL programming information with step-by-step instructions

This reference contains the following information:

• Configuration options

• Commands

• OSS software installation, upgrade, and modification

This reference contains the following information:

• Command syntax for operator and system administrator

procedures

• LPS de faul ts

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Forms C reation Guide

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Operator Command Summary

Card

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LPS Message Guide

• LPS resources

• Command summaries

• Communication and graphics on the LPS

• Command files

This reference contains the following information:

• Basic concepts for creating forms

• Coding and compiling for LPS Forms Description Language

• Sample form setup command sets

• Tips for successful forms creation

This reference provides a quick reference of commonly-used commands.

This reference contains the following information:

• OSS and other messages

• Meaning and recovery procedures

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INTRODUCTION

Xerox DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX

LPS Installation Planning Guide

This reference contains the following information:

• LPS basic components and options

• Tasks that must be accomplished before installation

• Preinstallation requirements

• Installation process

• Postinstallation activities

Xerox LPS Tape Formats Manual This reference contains the following information:

• Characteristics of different formats

• File organization

• Data formats

• Carriage control conventions

Xerox LPS S ta nd ard Font Library Fon t

User Guide

This reference contains the following information:

• Font naming convention s

• Listing of standard fonts

• Data Sheets

• Glossary to typography terminology

Helpful Facts About Pape r This reference contains the following information:

• Selection and guidelines

• Storage

• Specifications for different printers

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What the message guide contains

The divided into the following chapters:

Chapter 1: CP (COMPRESS command) messages

Chapter 2: DSR (disk save and restore command) messages

Chapter 3: FD (forms compilation) messages

Chapter 4: HIP (host interface processor) messages

Chapter 5: IFU (Interpress font utility) messages

Chapter 6: OSS (operating system) messages

Chapter 7: PDL (job source library compilation) messages

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Chapter 8: PG (PURGE command) messages

Chapter 9: PR (HARDCOPY graphics printing command) messages

Chapter 10: PSC (printer subsystem controller command) messages

Chapter 11: SCALE com man d messages

Chapter 12: SFS (status file services command) messages

Chapter 13: System verification error messages

Chapter 14: Summary sheet error messages

Chapter 15: DocuPrint 96/DocuPrint 96MX LPS add itional messages

Appendix: Xerox support services

Glossary A glossary of terms and abbreviations is provided

Index An alphabetical listing of all unnumbered messages contained in this

guide The following information is also provided:

• Information about ordering additional copies of this message

guide through the Xerox Documentation Subscription Service (XDSS)

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• An order card for the Customer Documentation Catalog, which

describes other available Xerox documentation

• A Reader Comment Form. Please take a few minutes to write

your comments about the message guide, and any suggestions you may have for improving it, on the Reader Comment Form

• Chapters 1 through 14 are arranged alphabetically according to

the coded messages as they appear on the system controller (e.g., CP, DS, and FD) or by the type of uncoded messages (i.e., scale, summary sheet, and system verification error).

How the message guide is organized

This guide is organized in the following way.

• Tabs separate the chapters for easy reference and are printed

with the code you will see on the system display. For example, FDL messages appear as FDxxxx on your system display, thus

the tab for the FDL chapter is “FD (forms compilation).”

• Coded messages are listed alphanumerically, with the two-

letter code followed by the four-digit numeric code, such as: OS1000, PD8510, and HP2430. The numeric codes range from 0 to 9. Generally, the higher the numeric code, the more serious the problem or condition being reported.

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• Scale and system verification error messages are not

numbered and, therefore, are listed in alphabetical order by the first word in the message.

• The message chapters consist of a lefthand “Message” column

and a righthand “Meaning/action” column. The message column contains each entry‘s message code followed by the message that appears on the system controller display, for example:

OS2002 CHECK PAPER SUPPLY IN TRAY 1.

The Meaning/action column contains the meaning of the message and/or what caused it to be displayed. For example:

Fewer than 25 sheets of paper remain in (feeder) tray 1. This column also lists the action(s) to take, if any, in response to

the message. For example:

1. Add paper to (feeder) tray 1.

2. Press the <CON> key to resume printing.

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The conventi ons used in this guide

The following conventions are used throughout this guide:

• When keyed in, most commands can be shortened to three

letters. For example, RESET may be entered as RES. Commands are shown in capital letters.

• Variable numbers, letters, and words appear as lowercase

italicized characters. These variables represent the actual characters you will see in system controller display messages or will enter in commands. For exa mple, the comm and FE E D cluster-name and the message OS1010 STARTING JOB xxxx contain variable elements.

• There are four symbols used for variables in this guide:

n = Any permitted number. Decimal numbers appear as nn.nn x = Any applicable letter. Variable words appear as strings of

x’s, such as xxxx y = A second variable number or letter appearing when n or x

has already been used in the message z = A third variable number or letter appearing when n and/or x

and y have already been used in the message

• The names of keys are indicated in capital letters and enclosed

in delimiters, such as the <CON> and <ENTER > key s.

• If a printer display message appears in conjunction with a

system display message, it is shown in the Meaning/action column of the message guide in capital italicized letters, for example: EMPTY SAMP LE TRAY.

• The terms “feeder tray,” “paper tray,” and “tray” are used

interchangeably.

• Other terms used include the following:

enter = Key in a command or response, then press the <ENTER> or <RETURN> key.

restart job = Send or transmit a job again (online) or rewind a tape and start job again (offline).

recode job = Rewrite the JSL entry or DJDE, making necessary changes.

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1. 1CP (COMPRESS command)

These messages may appear during the process of compressing the system disk. (Refer to your

Operations Reference

additional information.)

CP1010 Comp ress now resto ring the print file

The COMPRESS command was entered. The process has moved the print file to different area of the system disk.

Action None

CP1020 Now processing DP0 CP1030 Now processing DP1 CP1040 Now processing DP2 CP1050 Now processing DP3

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The COMPRESS command was entered. The system is currently compressing the indicated disk pack unit.

Action None.

CP1800 Comp ress pr oces sor aborti ng

The ABORT command was entered during the compress process. The system disk remains partially compressed.

Action None.

CP1900 Insufficient working memory for compress

Not enough dynamic memory exists for the compress process.

Action Contact your systems specialist or Xerox representative regarding

obtaining additional memory capacity.

CP2010 Enter ‘A’ to abort or ‘C’ to compress other disks

Multiple disks IDs were sp ecifie d in the COMPR ESS command. One of the system disks contains so many files that there is not enough internal memory to load the COMPRESS task.

Action Enter A to abort compression.

Enter C to skip over the full disk and compress others specified in COMPRESS command.

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CP (COMPRESS COMMAND) MESSAGES

CP2700 Invalid keyin

The compress command was entered incorrectly.

Action Reenter command correctly

CP2710 Keyins are not allowe d at this time

Compress process has begun. System cannot process any other commands entered at this time.

Action Wait for entire compress process to complete. Reenter command.

CP2720 Invalid start command

The COMPRESS start command was entered incorrectly.

Action Reenter COMPRESS.

CP7010 Unabl e to compress this disk . Use DS R - COMPR ESS MODE

The COMPRESS command was entered, but disk contains so many files that there is not enough internal memory to load COMPRESS task.

Action Perform DSR, selecting compressed object mode, to compress the

disk. (Refer to your

Reference

chapter on managing LPS resources for additional

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informa tion.)

CP9100 File integrity error. Edit and print CPR000.TMP

The system has discovered a multi-allocated sector and is listing it in a special file (CPR000.TMP). The compress function is terminated.

Action Print CPR000.TMP error log to locate the problem.

Call Xerox Customer Service with the information above.

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2. 2DSR (disk save and restore command) messages

These messages may appear during the process of saving all disk files on tape or restoring all files to system disk from tape. (Refer to your

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chapter on managing LPS resources for additional information.)

DS1010 Save process comp le te DS1020 DSR is saving disk drive 0. DS1030 DSR is saving disk drive 1. DS1040 DSR is saving disk drive 2. DS1050 DSR is saving disk drive 3.

The DSR command was entered. The system has completed backing-up system disk data on tape.

Action None.

DS2010 Mount and ready DSR tape

The DSR command was entered when no save tape had been mounted.

Action Mount the save tape.

DS2020 Mount and ready DSR volume nnnn

The DSR process requires more than one save tape. The system has encountered the EOV label.

Action Mount the indicated tape volume .

DS3010 Invalid parameter...DSR aborted

An incorrect density parameter was entered with the DSR command. The DSR task has terminated.

Action Reenter the command as DSR or DSR 6250. No other parameters

are accepted.

DS3020 DSR Versio n 2.0 unable to run on this configuration

DSR version 2.0 is incompatible with the current printer configuration.

Action None.

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DSR (DISK SAVE AND RESTORE COMMAND) MESSAGES

DS8010 Tape erro r xxxx... DSR aborted

The system has encountered a device error from which it was unable to recover after several attempts. DSR task is aborted.

Action 1. Clean the tape drive and retry the task. (Refer to the

2. If the problem continues, replace the save tape.

DS8020 Tape is read only...DSR aborted

The tape is designed to be read but not written. Data cannot be copied onto it. The DSR task is aborting.

Action Use a different tape.

DS8030 Tape is write pro tected

The save tape does not have a write enable ring. Data cannot be copied onto it. The DSR task will abort.

Action 1. Add a write enable ring to tape.

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LPS Operator Guide.

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2. Reenter the DSR command.

DS8040 6250 not supported, defaulting to 1600

The DSR 6250 command was entered, but your system does not support a recording density of 6250 bpi. The system will record at 1600 bpi.

Action None.

DS9010 Disk error xxx x...DSR aborted

The system has encountered an error on disk from which it was unable to recover after several attempts. The DSR task is aborted.

Action Contact your systems specialist or Xerox Customer Service.

DS9020 DSR aborted

The DSR task has aborted due to a hardware error.

Action Retry the DSR task. If the problem continues, contact your systems

specialist or Xerox Customer Service.

DS9030 File structure integrity error...DSR aborted

This message occurs during the DSR process of saving disk files to tape. Either multiple-allocated or nonallocated blocks have been encountered. The DSR process has been cancelled.

Action 1. Enter the COMPRESS command.

2. If the compress procedure fails, reformat the disk. (Refer to

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DSR (DISK SAVE AND RESTORE COMMAND) MESSAGES

DS9040 System error ...DSR aborted

An unspecified hardware error has caused DSR task to abort.

Action 1. Retry the DSR task.

2. If the problem continues, contact your systems speciali st o r Xerox Customer Service.

DS9050 File structure integrity error on xx...DSR aborted

The specified disk drive has a corrupt file structure. A format will be required.

Action Reformat the system disk. (Refer to your

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DS9060 Invalid DSR.SAF detected

DSR.SAF is corrupt or incompatible with DSR.

Action Perform system generation, if authorized to do so, or contact your

systems specialist.

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3. 3FD (forms compilation)

These messages may appear while forms are being compiled using Forms Description Language (FDL). (Refer to your

DocuPrint 9 6 MX LPS For ms Cre ation Guide

informa tion.)

FD0900 Operator-requested abort

The ABORT comma nd wa s entered. C omp iling is stopped.

Action None

FD1000 All forms comp iled . Form s comp iler exi ting

The FDL file-name command was entered. Form(s) have been successfully compiled and the FDL compiling session is terminated.

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Action None.

FD1050 Forms compiler resuming

The system is beginning to compile another form after having completed one previously sent.

Action None.

FD1800 Forms comp iler aborting

The FDL task is being cancelled. The ABORT command was entered, a system disk error has occurred, or a specified file was not found. This message appears with all fatal error messages.

Action None.

FD2700 Unrecog nized key-i n, key-in ignored. M ay be reentered

A command was entered incorrectly or placed incorrectly in a line. The system is ignoring the entry.

Action Reenter the command correctly. (Refer to your

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FD2710 Invalid character, reenter

The symbol or word entered was incorrect for its location in the command line.

Action None.

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FD (FORMS COMPILATION) MESSAGES

FD2720 Key-in too long. Reenter

The name or word entered exceeds the permitted number of characters.

Action Enter a different word within the permitted range. (Refer to your

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FD2730 Parameter too long. Reenter

The command parameter entered contained more characters than permitted.

Action Reenter the command with an allowable number of characters.

(Refer to your

Guide

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FD2740 FSL not found or invalid option, check and retry

The Forms Source Library (FSL) file specified does not exist on system di sk. Th e c ompiler will abo rt.

Action 1. Check FSL for the correct file name.

2. Create the FSL file on disk if necessary. (Refer to your

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3. Retry the FDL task.

FD2750 Unsupported tape device spe cified

You have entered the SUBDEV command, and referenced a tape device that is currently not supported by this system.

Action Correct the reference parameter in the SUBDEV command. Refer to

your system administrator guide.

FD2915 Security violation

The requested file has been protected by the ABNORMAL SECURITY = YES PDL statement. An attempt was made to acce ss it at an incorrect logon level.

Action To access the file, obtain correct password and logon at Level 5.

(Refer to your

Reference

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chapter on setting LPS parameters for additional

informa tion.)

FD4500 Error in reading magnetic tape

The system is unable to read the input tape containing FDL. The compiler will abo rt. (Refer to the maint enance chapter in your

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Action 1. Clean the magnetic tape drive. (Refer to the maintenance

chapter in your

Guide

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2. If the problem recurs, recreate the FDL tape.

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FD9400-FD9540 Dis k/file error messag es

FD9400 Error in closing the source-input file. FD9410 Error in closing the source-input file. FD9420 Error in closing the listing/summary file. FD9430 Error in opening the source/outp ut file. FD9440 Error in opening the listing/summary file. FD9450 Error in reading the source-i nput file. FD9460 Error in reading the source-output file. FD9470 Error in writing the source-o utp ut file. FD9475 Error in back-spacing the source-ou tpu t file. FD9480 Error in writing the listing/summary file. FD9485 Error in reading the listing/su mm ary file. FD9490 Error in back-spacing the listing/summary file. FD9510 Error in closing context file. FD9520 Error in opening contex t file. FD9530 Error in reading context file.

The system is unable to access (read, write, open, or close) the indicated file due to a problem with the disk. Forms Compiler will abort.

Action 1. Retry the entry. The message should not reappear if the failure

was an intermittent memory error.

FD (FORMS COMPILATION) MESSAGES

2. If the problem continues, contact your systems speciali st o r Xerox Customer Service.

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4. 4HIP (host interface processor)

These messages may appear on your system controller display if printer communications have been established through the host interface processor (HIP). The HIP chapters in your

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HIP.

HP0010 Host interface processor unloaded

The HIP command was entered. HIP task is activated and ready to receive jobs.

Action None.

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HP0020 Host interface processor unloaded

The HIP END command was entered. HIP task is deactivated.

Action Wait for the system to print any files stored in the HIP buffer.

HP0030 Loggin g enabled

You have entered the HIP LOG [START] command. The system has enabled the logging of selected XNS operations.

Action None

HP0031 Logging disabled

You have entered the HIP LOG [STOP] command. The system is telling you that it has disabled the logging of selected XNS operations. You can disable selected XNS operations for the purpose of record capturing.

Action None.

HP0080 Concatena ted job operator display mode is ‘ON’

In response to an operator command, HIP will display internal job status while in a concatenated job mode.

Action None.

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HIP (HOST INTERFACE PROCESSOR) MESSAGES

HP0085 Concatena ted job operator display mode is ‘OFF’

Action None.

HP0090 Job concatenation mode is ‘ON’

Action None.

HP0095 Job concatenation mode is ‘OFF’

Action None.

HP010 0 Stopped on line

In response to an operator command, HIP will not display internal job status while in a concatenated job mode.

In response to an operator command, HIP is now in a concatenated job mode.

In response to an operator command, HIP is not in a concatenated job mode.

The HIP STOP command was entered while the system was online. Jobs will be accepted until the HIP buffer is full. No further jobs will be accepted.

Action 1. Wait for message HP2100 to appear on the printer display.

2. Enter the HIP START command to print only jobs in the HIP buffer.

HP0110 Stopped offline

The HIP STOP command was entered while HIP was offline from the host. No processes were interrupted.

Action None.

HP0120 Job aborted: JOB ID xxxx

The HIP ABORT job command was entered. The job indicated has been cancelled.

Action None.

HP0130 Log file reset

You have entered HIP LOG [RESET]. The system is informing you that the log file has been cleared and all information had been deleted.

Action None.

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HIP (HOST INTERFACE PROCESSOR) MESSAGE S

HP0210 Transmission aborted: JOB ID xxxx

The HIP ABORT command was entered. The job being sent has been cancelled.

Action None.

HP1010 Input starting report - jid xx

This is displayed while in a concatenated job mode if the concatenated job operator display mode is ON when input starts a HIP job.

Action None.

HP1020 Input report complete - jid xx

This is displayed while in a concatenated job mode if the concatenated job operator display mode is ON when input finishes a HIP job.

Action None.

HP1030 Output starting repor t - jid xx

This is displayed while in concatenated job mode if the concatenated job operator display mode is ON when output starts a HIP job.

Action None.

HP1040 Output report complete - jid xx

This is displayed while in a concatenated job mode if the concatenated job operator display mode is ON when output finishes a HIP job.

Action None.

HP110 0 No jobs to abort

The HIP ABORT command was entered, but the host has not sent any jobs to the printer.

Action None.

HP111 0 End of job disp lay

All job information appears on the system (controller) display. No more related information w ill appe ar at this time.

Action None.

HP1120 HIP job queue cleared

No data remains in the HIP buffer; jobs have printed or have been aborted.

Action None.

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HIP (HOST INTERFACE PROCESSOR) MESSAGES

HP1130 Buffer file allocation less than specified

Action 1. Delete unneeded files from system disk to create more space.

The HIP buffer has less space than specified in the HIP.CMD file at installation. There may not be enough space to hold the entire job being sent.

2. Compress the disk. (Refer to your

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chapter on managing LPS

resources for additional information.)

3. Enter SETUP mode to change the HIP buffer file size. (Refer to

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your chapter on HIP-accessed communicating modes for additional information.)

4. Resend the job.

HP1140 Cannot abort job(s): xxxx (, yyyy, etc.)

The HIP ABORT jobs command was entered. The system is unable to process the command because job(s) entered were not received by printer.

Action 1. Verify that the job numbers were entered correctly.

2. Reenter the command.

HP1150 Cannot start job(s): xxxx

The HIP START jobs command was entered, but the system is unable to process the jobs indicated because they are either not in the pending or receive state, or they have already been started.

Action 1. Verify that the job numbers were entered correctly.

2. Reenter the command.

HP1160 Loggin g already enabled

You have entered the HIP LOG [START] command. The system is informing you that the log is already enabled.

Action None.

HP1170 Log file allocation less than specified

The system is informing you that t here is i nsuffic ient disk sp ace in the file system for the number of log entries specified in the LOG ENTRIES command. The system allocates the largest possible number of entries available for the disk space.

Action None.

HP1171 New log file created

A new log file has been created.

Action None.

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HP1172 Log file empty, nothing to print.

You have entered the HIP SHOW LOG [PRN] command and there are no entries in the log file.

Action None.

HP1180 No echo server s on list

There are no echo servers on list.

Action None.

HP1181 Echo test started. Results available in nnn second s

The echo test has been started.

Action None.

HP1182 Echo test already running

The echo test is running.

Action None.

HP1183 Invalid echo server specification

You have entered an invalid echo server specification.

Action None.

HP1184 Echo test was not in progress

The echo test is not in progress.

Action None.

HP1185 Echo test terminated. echo server : nn

The echo test has been terminated.

Action None.

HP1190 HIP version n, n

This is an informational message stating the HIP version(s) being used.

Action None.

HP1200 Offline pending end of transmission

The HIP OFFLINE command was entered. The printer will go offline when the current file being received is complete.

Action None.

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HP1207 Offline pending end of current active xns session

Action None.

HP1210 Host online. Accepting all jobs

Action Enter the HIP START command at the system controller keyboard to

HP1220 Host online. Accepting print jobs only

The HIP OFFLINE command was entered. The printer will disconnect from Ethernet when the current session is terminated.

The HIP ONLINE ALL command was entered. The printer and remote host are communicating, and the host is sending jobs to the HIP buffer. All print and nonprint files (fonts, forms, or JSLs) will be accepted.

initiate pr int in g.

The HIP ONLINE command was entered. The printer and the remote host are communicating, and the host is sending jobs to the HIP buffer. Only files to be printed will be accepted.

Action Enter the HIP START command at the system controller keyboard to

initiate pr int in g.

HP1230 Host offline

The HIP OFFLINE or RESET command was entered. The printer and remote host are no longer communicating.

Action None.

HP124 0 Host not responding

The HIP START command was entered but the host is not online and communicating with printer. (This message is displayed every 30 seconds until the host comes online or the interface is terminated.)

Action 1. If using Ethernet, verify that the connection is good and that the

printer network address and network number are correct.

2. If using XPAF, contact your systems specialist or Xerox Customer Service.

3. If the failure recurs, call for service.

HP1242 Online interface wa iting for communica tions

HIP is online to the XPAF host and waiting for communications.

Action None.

HP1246 Receivi ng comm unication s from host

The host has established the data communications link.

Action None.

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HP1250 Transmission complete: job id xxxx

The host has completed sending the indicated job to the printer. The job will now begin printing.

Action None.

HP1260 Interface busy - cannot send file(s)

The HIP SEND command was entered. The interface is busy and is unable to send files from the host at this time.

Action Wait for current transmission to complete.

HP1265 Online interface already in use

The XPAF host was already online when the HIP HOST XPF command was entered.

Action None.

HP1270 Change of job nn to file xxxxxx completed successfully

The CHANGE command successfully created the file.

Action None.

HP1280 HIP reset not allowed. Invalid task state

HIP is online and/or jobs in the HIP queue are not completed. HIP must be offline and all jobs must be completed before the HIP RESET command can be invoked (these restrictions do not apply at logon level 4).

Action None.

HP1290 Host suspended pending pass-through job initiation

A pass-through job was received and the HIP online interface was suspended.

Action None.

HP1291 HIP resum ing following pass-thro ugh job

The pass-through job has completed and HIP is ready to receive data

Action None.

HP1298 XPS commu nicati ons recover ed

HIP can now receive data via the XPS communication mode. Data received but not yet written to system disk will be copied from memory (saved at system error restart) and written to system disk. The system then reestablishes the communications link and continues to receive the next block of data.

Action None.

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HP1299 XPAF communications recovered

Action None.

HP1300 Assu ming negative confirmation

Action If the Y response was intended, reenter the command, responding to

HP1320 F unctio n i s not supported by curre nt host

HIP can now re ce ive data via the XPAF commun ication mode. Da ta received but not yet written to system disk will be copied from memory (saved at system error restart) and written to system disk. The system then reestablishes the communications link and continues to receive the next block of data.

A confirmation prompt requiring a YES or NO response was

displayed. No response was entered within the system’s time limit. The system is responding as if N were entered.

the confirmation prompt within the system time frame of 30 seconds.

The requested function cannot be carried out by the current host.

Action None.

HP132 5 Command not permitted by current host

You are currently logged on to the system at a level less than 2. The command you attempted to enter cannot be accepted at your present level.

Action 1. Log off and then log on at level 2.

2. Refer to the appropriate

Operator Guide

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HP1330 Buffersize=xxx, utilization=yy% zzzz blocks used, uuuu blocks

available.

This message provides the number of blocks available and the amount of the buffer already used.

Action None.

HP1340 Known and current hip hosts:

This message lists the available and currently-used HIP hosts for your system.

Action None.

HP141 0 End of HIP diagnostic

The HIP command was entered during an interactive diagnostic test, or the system failed Test 2 or 3. The diagnostic test has been terminated.

Action None.

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