Kodak 1200I manual Color Bottle Error Code # # ranges from 2 to

KODAK 1200i WIDE-FORMAT PRINTING SYSTEM

[<color>] Bottle Error – Code < # > (# ranges from 2 to 7)

Where:

2 = <color> Bottle Error – Pri CRC Failed!

3 = <color> Bottle Error – Sec CRC Failed!

4 = <color> Bottle Error – No Response!

5 = <color> Bottle Error – Write Protected!

6 = <color> Bottle Error – Copy Failed!

7 = <color> Bottle Error – MAC Mismatch! Translation: The ID-chip or its connection is faulty (i.e. accidentally broken –

see photo at right).

These communication error messages are displayed in the “Bottle Info” secondary menu. This display menu is made visible by pressing the associated bottle color button (F1-F6).

INK K: BLACK QiD

MFGl X-X-XXX OEM: 1

XXXXXXXXXXXXX

Bottle ID-chip errors are virtually identical when compared to the cartridge errors Type 1 and 2 explained above. There is no Type 3 classification for bottle ID- chips. In most cases, the recommended error recovery procedure is to replace the bottle identified on the display. This may be done prior to AND during a print job. If an error occurs during a print job, the user has 30 seconds to find a replacement bottle and swap out the identified stall before the print job is automatically paused.

NOTE: if an ink bottle is missing, a bottle error will occur, but if a bottle is missing, bottle chip is missing or bottle chip is not making contact with the ID housing (within intermediate reservoir) then an alarm condition will typically not be displayed as an initial screen message on the control panel display. To access more information about bottle errors, press the MORE INFO key where the error will be specified. Below is a possible error message:

An error condition will be displayed as:

K:ERROR*

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Another unique error message is a programming problem with the ID chip and therefore the bottle/chip will need to be replaced in the following cases:

[<color>] MAC – MISMATCH ERROR

1.For all bottle errors except for the ‘mismatch error’ check ID housing position (vertical and horizontal alignment). The housing

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