Sharp FO-DC500 operation manual Network interface board problems, 211

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Problems and Solutions

Network interface board problems

Problem

 

Solution

 

 

 

The amber light

The network connection has been lost. This

illuminates steadily.

 

typically occurs because the server has been shut

 

 

down.

 

 

 

The amber light blinks.

Turn the machine power off, wait briefly, and then

 

 

turn it back on. If the problem persists, print out the

 

 

“NIC INFORMATION” as explained on page 78. If

 

 

there is a problem in the NIC information, reset the

 

 

network interface board as explained on page 77. If

 

 

the problem persists after resetting the board,

 

 

contact your dealer for service.

 

 

 

Cannot connect to the

The network interface board (NIC) has failed or is

network for either printing

 

not properly connected, or there is a problem with

or scanning.

 

the network cable. Make sure the NIC is operating

 

 

properly and is connected to the network cable. Make

 

 

sure that the cable is Category 5 cable, and that it is

 

 

connected in a straight connection (no cross

 

 

connections). If the problem persists, contact your

 

 

administrator or dealer.

 

 

 

Network printer problems

Problem

 

Solution

 

 

 

The printer function does

Is the machine plugged in? Plug the machine into a

not operate.

 

grounded outlet.

 

Is the power switch on? Turn the power switch on.

 

 

 

The machine is on but

Is the ON LINE light on? Press the ON LINE key to

data is not received. (The

 

turn on the ON LINE light.

DATA light does not light or

 

 

blink.)

Is the printer driver installed? Install the printer

 

 

driver.

 

Make sure that the machine is selected as the

 

 

printer in the software application and that the

 

 

machine is registered on the network.

 

 

 

10. Trouble- shooting

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Sharp FO-DC500 operation manual Network interface board problems, 211