Lexmark 912 Menus Disabled, Network Card, Network x, y, No Dram, Installed, No Jobs Found, Retry?

Understanding printer messages

Message	What this message means	What you can do
Menus Disabled	The printer menus are disabled.	You can still open the Job Menu to
	You cannot change the printer	cancel a job that is printing or to
	settings from the operator panel.	select a confidential job or a held job
		that you want to print. If you need
		access to the printer menus, contact
		your network administrator.
		See also:
		Disabling operator panel menus
Network Card	An internal print server (also	Wait for the message to clear.
Busy	called an internal network
	adapter or INA) is being reset.
Network <x>	A network interface is the active
	communication link.
Network <x>, <y>	A network interface is the active
	communication link, where <x>
	represents the active
	communication link and <y>
	represents the channel.
No DRAM	No DRAM is installed.	Turn the printer off, install DRAM,
Installed		and turn the printer back on.
		See also:
		Setup Guide
No Jobs Found.	The four-digit personal	• Press Go to enter another PIN.
Retry?	identification number (PIN) you	• Press Stop to clear the PIN entry
	entered is not associated with	prompt.
	any confidential print job.
		See also:
		Using the Print and Hold function
Not Ready	The printer is not ready to	Press Go to make the printer ready
	receive or process data.	to receive jobs.
	Someone pressed Stop to take
	the printer offline.
Parallel <x>	A parallel interface is the active
	communication link.
Performing	The printer is running the series	Wait for the message to clear.
Self Test	of start-up tests it performs after
	it is turned on.
Power Saver	The printer is ready to receive	• Send a job to print.
	and process data. It is reducing	• Press Go to quickly warm the
	its electricity consumption while	printer to normal operating
	idle. If the printer remains
		temperature and display the
	inactive for the period of time
		Ready message.
	specified in the Power Saver
	menu item (20 minutes is the
	factory default), the Power
	Saver message replaces the
	Ready message.

Understanding printer messages

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