Infrared Port Not Responding
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The connection cannot be | Make sure the device you are |
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established or the transmission | using is |
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seems to be taking longer than | an IrDA symbol on the device or |
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usual. | refer to the manual for the device |
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| for IrDA specifications. |
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| Make sure that the operating |
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| system on your computer |
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| includes an IR driver and your |
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| application uses a HP LaserJet |
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| 5/5M/5N compatible printer |
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| driver. |
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| Make sure you have positioned |
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| the device within the range of |
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| operation and that no objects, |
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| such as a finger, paper, books, |
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| or bright light, are interfering with | |
| the connection. Also make sure | |
| the two IR ports are clean (free | |
| from dirt and grease.) | |
| Bright light of any kind (sunlight, | |
| incandescent light, fluorescent | |
| light, or light from an infrared | |
| remote control, such as those | |
| used for TVs and VCRs) shining | |
| directly into one of the IR ports | |
| may cause interference. | |
| Position the device closer to the | |
| printer’s IR pod. | |
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LaserJet 5/5M/5N Printer