Brother International EM611 Owner's Manual - English - Page 54

Diagnostics, Continuous

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Diagnostics Your typewriter automatically performs its own error checking operations. If any of the following indications appear, there is a major problem with the typewriter, and you should immediately contact your service agent. If an error occurs which is not severe enough to damage the typewriter (for example, host and slave CPU's have different data), your typewriter will reset itself to the state it was in when power was first switched ON. If an error occurs which is severe enough to damage the typewriter, one of the following messages will appear on the display and the keyboard will lock up. Display Message/ Flashing Indicator ROM DOWN RAM DOWN DOWN MEMORY CHECK PRINTER LINE, PITCH LEDS Reason ROM faulty RAM faulty Memory faulty Printing mechanism faulty Display faulty This information is only for the use of a qualified technician and under no circumstances should an operator attempt to repair the typewriter. If DOWN MEMORY is displayed, re-initialize the unit by pressing the SHIFT LOCK key, then the CODE, M REL, and CORRECTION keys simultaneously. If the problem is not solved, call a serviceman. Continuous Self-test The following test is available to help you check your typewriter. Operation 1. Select the line spacing desired with the LINE key. 2. Select the character pitch desired with the PITCH key. 3. Press the SHIFT LOCK,key. The LED will light. 4. Depress and hold down the following keys in this order: CODE, M REL, and R INDEX. 5. When the self-test begins you can release the keys. Result The keyboard locks up, the carrier returns to the left margin, and printing starts. Printing will continue until power is switched OFF. Characters will be printed across the width of the platen and will appear in the same sequence as on the print wheel. The sequence of characters will move one space to the left after each line is printed ("barber pole" fashion). 50

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Diagnostics
Your
typewriter
automatically
performs
its
own
error
checking
operations.
If
any
of
the
following
indications
appear,
there
is
a
major
problem
with
the
typewriter,
and
you
should
immediately
contact
your
service
agent.
If
an
error
occurs
which
is
not
severe
enough
to
damage
the
typewriter
(for
example,
host
and
slave
CPU's
have
different
data),
your
typewriter
will
reset
itself
to
the
state
it
was
in
when
power
was
first
switched
ON.
If
an
error
occurs
which
is
severe
enough
to
damage
the
typewriter,
one
of
the
following
messages
will
appear
on
the
display
and
the
keyboard
will
lock
up.
Display
Message/
Flashing
Indicator
Reason
ROM
DOWN
RAM
DOWN
DOWN
MEMORY
CHECK
PRINTER
LINE,
PITCH
LEDS
ROM
faulty
RAM
faulty
Memory
faulty
Printing
mechanism
faulty
Display
faulty
This
information
is
only
for
the
use
of
a
qualified
technician
and
under
no
circumstances
should
an
operator
attempt
to
repair
the
typewriter.
If
DOWN
MEMORY
is
displayed,
re
-initialize
the
unit
by
pressing
the
SHIFT
LOCK
key,
then
the
CODE,
M
REL,
and
CORRECTION
keys
simultaneously.
If
the
problem
is
not
solved,
call
a
serviceman.
Continuous
Self
-test
The
following
test
is
available
to
help
you
check
your
typewriter.
Operation
1.
Select
the
line
spacing
desired
with
the
LINE
key.
2.
Select
the
character
pitch
desired
with
the
PITCH
key.
3.
Press
the
SHIFT
LOCK,key.
The
LED
will
light.
4.
Depress
and
hold
down
the
following
keys
in
this
order:
CODE,
M
REL,
and
R
INDEX.
5.
When
the
self
-test
begins
you
can
release
the
keys.
Result
The
keyboard
locks
up,
the
carrier
returns
to
the
left
margin,
and
printing
starts.
Printing
will
continue
until
power
is
switched
OFF.
Characters
will
be
printed
across
the
width
of
the
platen
and
will
appear
in
the
same
sequence
as
on
the
print
wheel.
The
sequence
of
characters
will
move
one
space
to
the
left
after
each
line
is
printed
("barber
pole"
fashion).
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