Indicator Lights, Power, Error | Kodak 8657 manual

Getting Started

Indicator Lights

The indicator lights on the display panel illuminate according to the status of the printer. There are two indicator lights:

Power

The Power light indicates that the printer is turned on.

Error

The Error light indicates that there is an error condition. When this light is lit, a message will be displayed. There are two types of error conditions: user-correctable errors and errors requiring service.

User-correctable errorÐwhen the error light is lit but is not flashing, you can correct the problem yourself. The light will stay on until you have responded to all messages displayed in the LCD panel.

Service call errorÐwhen the error light flashes, a system error message will be displayed on the LCD panel. Turn the printer off and then on again. If the error continues, service is required.

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Kodak 8657 manual Indicator Lights, Power, Error

Contents

Kodak Professional 8657 Printer Contents Contents Index About Your Printer Introduction Host Interfaces Radio Frequency Interference Regulatory Information Safety Regulations Getting Started Checking Contents Removing the Shipping Pins 12I Finding a Location Printer Front View Components of the PrinterReviewing the Components Getting Started Printer Back View Printer Side View Printer Inside View Attaching the Power Cord Centronics Cable Parallel Connection Attaching the Interface Cable Scsi Cable ±12 Cleaning the Thermal Head Do not Violate ±15 Handling Printer Ribbon and PaperAbout Ribbon Loading Adhesive strip Barcode ±19 Getting Started About Paper Getting Started ±23 Initializing Please Wait Turning on the PowerInit Error Understanding the Display Panel Error Indicator LightsPower Messages LCD Panel Print CancelSetup/Select Buttons Exiting Setup Mode Configuring the PrinterUsing Setup Menus Entering Setup Mode Selecting a Language for the Display Panel Selecting DefaultsRestoring Factory Settings Factoryreset Factoryexit Modenormal Modebinary Modeexit Setting up a Parallel ConnectionSpecifying Port Information Ipxsnap Ipxethernet Ipxautoselect Ipxexit Setting up an EtherTalk ConnectionSetting up an IPX Novell NetWare Connection VER1 Verexit TCP/IPADDRESS TCP/IPEXIT Setting up a TCP/IP Connection Setting up a Scsi Connection Printing Making a Test PrintProcessing Test Print Processing Cancelling JOBPrinting Job Scheduling Storing Prints Maintaining the Printer Product Catalog Number Supplies and AccessoriesOrdering Supplies and Accessories Product Part Number Paper Type Catalog Number Paper Ribbon Storing Supplies Paper Check Tray Correcting ProblemsUnderstanding Error Messages Change Ribbon Insert Tray Service REQClear Ribbon JAM Close Cover Ribbon Type Mismatch Symptom Possible solutions Troubleshooting Symptom Possible solutions Symptom Possible solutions Symptom Possible solutions Handling for Humidity-related Paper Problems Alternate Head Cleaning Instructions Do not Violate ±11 Clearing the Paper Path ±13 Power Error Repacking the Printer Correcting Problems Getting Help Country Country code Helpline number Asia/Pacific Helpline NumbersEuropean Helpline Numbers Operating Environment Appendix a Printer SpecificationsWeight Size Voltage/Frequency Power RequirementsPower Consumption Appendix B Adding More Memory Setting up for the Installation Customizing Your Printer Opening the Printer Customizing Your Printer Customizing Your Printer Card Clip Installing the Card Closing the Printer Customizing Your Printer Windows Systems Appendix C nneed nn About SCSI-connected Installations Macintosh IIfx Macintosh SystemsComputer Type Cable Terminator Any Macintosh Except IIfx About SCSI-connected Installations ADAPTEC, 1±12 Index Index Index±3 Index Index±5 Index Index±7 Index Index±9 Index