BT 60 manual Error messages

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PaperJet 60 user guide – Edition 3 – 29.8.00

Error messages

If you see an error message on the display, check here for its meaning and solution. Messages are listed in alphabetical order.

AUTOREDIAL nnn

Last fax call failed. Your machine will redial after nnn seconds.

CHECK DOCUMENT, PRESS

The document is not going through properly. Remove and re-insert the document in the document feeder. Press the Stop button to return to standby and send again.

CHECK PAPER, PRESS

You have run out of paper. Add paper and press the Stop button to return to standby.

Or

The paper is not going through properly. Remove and re-insert the paper. Press the Stop button to return to standby.

COVER OPEN

Close the printer compartment cover.

DOC IN MEMORY

A received fax is stored in the memory because it could not be printed right away. Check the problem on the display and clear it.

LAST TX ERR. XX

The last fax sent was not completed successfully. Press the Last TX button to send again or press the Stop button to return your machine to standby.

MEMORY FULL

Because of a printing problem (no paper, paper jam, no ink, cover open etc) documents have been received into the memory. Resolve the printing problem and the documents will automatically be printed and the memory cleared.

NOT PROGRAMMED

You have chosen a one-touch button or speed dial code which does not have an entry stored.

CHECK PRINT HEAD

The print head has not been installed or has been installed incorrectly. Install the print head again.

Some print nozzles may be damaged, reducing print quality. Clean the print head (see page 55).

COPY INTERRUPTED

The Stop button has been pressed.

Or

There was a problem during copying and it could not be printed. Check the type of problem on the display and clear it.

OUT OF INK

The ink in the cartridge has run out. Change the cartridge (see Changing the print head/cartridge, page 53).

PAPER ERROR, PRESS

Paper jam. Press the Stop button and, if the paper sheet is not ejected automatically, check where it is jammed and remove it.

(See Removing jammed pages, page 57.)

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Contents PaperJet User GuidePage Page Control panel At a glancePaperJet Page Key features This guide For your records IntroductionUnpacking your PaperJet Safety information Connect the telephone line cord Setting upFit the paper support Automatic RX Check Print Head Connect the mains powerLoad paper Install the starter print cartridge If necessary, check the paper size settingBlack areas for horizontal white Automatic print quality testCheck Print OUT = Exit 0 = Repeat Enter your name and fax number Set the date and timeDisplay shows Format DD/MM/YY Display shows TEL. Line SET-UPInside Display shows Various SettingsTo set the position of your fax header Sending faxes Using your PaperJetSetting the contrast and resolution To display Date and Time To display Various Settings To select the default resolution settingTo send a fax To dial and hear the progress of your fax callTo redial the last number To dial using the handsetTo switch document retransmission on/off To change the details of a pre-set fax To send a fax at a pre-set time delayed faxingHhmm Automatic RX TX ATTo broadcast a document To change, re-send or cancel a stored documentTo fax from memory Memory TXReceiving faxes Two options Change PARAM? or CancelSETTING? Dial Using the one-touch memoriesANOTHER? YES To store a one touch entryTo send a one-touch fax Using the speed-dial memoriesTo edit or delete a speed dial entry To send a speed dial faxFAX Call Code or Reports and lists To request immediate print-outs Delay List OFFReport REP onMaking and receiving phone calls To print the configuration, speed dial and one-touch listsTo print the set-up list To make a phone callTo search through the speed dial entries To dial a one-touch phone numberTo make a speed dial call To put a caller on holdTo stop copying Copying documentsTo copy a document 100% Text NormalTo record your OGMs message and forwarding announcement Using the answering machineRecord OGM # Or Record OGM # Or REC.FORW.ANNOUNCTo switch the answering machine on/off Adjusting the volumeTo play back OGM 1 or OGM2 To record a memoTo skip forwards or backwards through your messages To play your messagesTo delete individual messages To delete all messages that have been played backForwarding OFF To forward new messagesForward ONE Time Forward Daily Type TEL. NumberTo set the maximum message length Recording capacityTo set Announce Only Week To switch Call screening on/offUnlock To lock/unlock the answering machineTo change your Remote access code Remote accessRemote access code To operate the answering machine from another phoneTo TAD/FAX RX mode To switch toll saver on/offTo set the print quality Additional featuresTo set the print area of a document ParametTo receive a document longer than the paper size To adjust the ringer volumeDisplay shows TEL.LINE SET-UP HighTIMER20 To adjust the duration of the phone call alert beepsTo change the remote start code PstnTo adjust the loudspeaker volume To switch the fax tones on and offTo adjust the volume of the buzzer To adjust the speed a fax is sent atPolling To switch ECM mode on/offTo poll a document from another fax machine NumberTo display Cancel SETTING? To cancel pollingTo set a document for polling by another fax machine To change a polling time and numberLapse Caller DisplayTo change the silence detection time To learn the ring melody Call Sign Distinctive ringingRing OFF PatternTo set the dialling mode and access number Connecting to a switchboardPBX EXT. Line PrefixTo switch dialling mode during a call Using the External buttonHelp Your machine prints out completely blank copies Your machine does not receive faxes automaticallyYou cannot print faxes or copy documents Receiver does not Answer Error codesError messages Memory capacity BeepsCleaning your PaperJet MaintenanceChanging the printhead/cartridge assembly Changing the printhead/cartridgeChanging the ink cartridge NEW Head OFF To clean the print head and nozzlesManually cleaning the printhead contacts Cleaning the optical scanner Cleaning the print head padRemoving jammed pages PressTechnical information DimensionsTTE Index PaperJet 60 user guide Edition 3 PaperJet 60 user guide Edition 3 PaperJet 60 user guide Edition 3 Offices worldwide
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