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PRINT PS ERRORS, READY, the printer is connected to the network correctly,

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Problem Cause and Solution The printer is on, but cannot print a PostScript file You are using the MS-DOS copy command with the /B option (COPY /B PRN: or COPY PRN: /B). Try the same command without the /B option. The PostScript printer driver is not selected in your application. Select the PostScript printer driver for this printer in your application. The PostScript file might contain an error. Turn the PRINT PS ERRORS option on in the printer control panel to determine the error. Try printing the PostScript file from another application. If necessary, update the PostScript printer driver. For more help, see the Adobe documentation. Cannot select the printer READY is not displayed on the printer control panel. from the computer Press GO to bring the printer online. The correct printer driver is not loaded in the computer. Load the correct printer driver. The correct printer and port are not selected on the computer. See the getting started guide to verify that the printer is connected to the network correctly, and then select the correct printer and port. Print a configuration page to verify that the TCP/IP address in the EIO settings and the printer name matches the information in the network settings on the host computer. Change the settings as necessary. Verify that the network permissions have been set correctly. For more information on network permissions, see the network operating system documentation. If you are on an AppleTalk network or using a Mac OS computer, the printer is not selected correctly. Go to the Chooser menu. Select the printer type. In the list box, select the printer name. Select the printer port icon. When you close the Chooser menu, the settings will be saved. 178 8 Solving Printer Problems EN

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8 Solving Printer Problems
EN
The printer is on, but
cannot print a PostScript
file
You are using the MS-DOS copy command with the
/B
option (
COPY /B <filename> PRN:
or
COPY
<filename> PRN: /B
). Try the same command
without the
/B
option.
The PostScript printer driver is not selected in your
application. Select the PostScript printer driver for this
printer in your application.
The PostScript file might contain an error. Turn the
PRINT PS ERRORS
option on in the printer control panel
to determine the error. Try printing the PostScript file
from another application. If necessary, update the
PostScript printer driver. For more help, see the Adobe
documentation.
Cannot select the printer
from the computer
READY
is not displayed on the printer control panel.
Press
G
O
to bring the printer online.
The correct printer driver is not loaded in the computer.
Load the correct printer driver.
The correct printer and port are not selected on the
computer. See the getting started guide to verify that
the printer is connected to the network correctly, and
then select the correct printer and port.
Print a configuration page to verify that the TCP/IP
address in the EIO settings and the printer name
matches the information in the network settings on the
host computer. Change the settings as necessary.
Verify that the network permissions have been set
correctly. For more information on network permissions,
see the network operating system documentation.
If you are on an AppleTalk network or using a Mac OS
computer, the printer is not selected correctly. Go to the
Chooser menu. Select the printer type. In the list box,
select the printer name. Select the printer port icon.
When you close the Chooser menu, the settings will be
saved.
Problem
Cause and Solution