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Attention messages, Actions, Warnings, Errors, View Attentions

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6 Jobs - Displays the Stored Jobs feature. See Stored jobs on page 28 for details. 7 Sleep/Wake mode - Sleep unloads the media, powers down the UV lamps, ionizer bar, printheads, carriage, ink pumps, and media drive motors, but maintains vacuum to the printheads to prevent ink leakage. The fans over the service station also continue to run. Wake powers up the printer components. The printer goes into sleep mode automatically after a user-defined period of time, and "wakes" automatically when a print job is received or a printer operation is performed from the control panel. NOTE: If printhead vacuum is ever lost, the ink in the printheads will seep onto the service station. (Vacuum loss will not result in additional ink being drawn out of the ink supply boxes.) To prevent ink leakage during an unexpected power outage, use the vacuum system's 24 volt auxiliary power supply and connect it to an uninterruptable power supply (UPS). See Appendix A for specifications. It is not necessary to connect the entire printer to a UPS, only the vacuum system needs to be connected to avoid ink seepage. 8 Configure, Load, Eject buttons - Depending on whether media is configured and loaded, the appropriate buttons are displayed. 9 Activity Tray - Press any icon here to switch between control panel pages. 10 Attention icon - Displays when the printer issues an Action message, which you must address before printing can continue. 11 View Attentions - Press to view Warning or Action messages . Attention messages The printer issues an Attention message to inform you of a condition that needs your attention. There are three types of Attention messages: ● Actions - An error condition that stopped printing or will prevent printing from starting. You must correct the error before the printer will be ready to print. The Attention icon blinks between yellow and red when the message is new. After you read the message, the icon turns red. ● Warnings - A condition that, if left unaddressed, could result in substandard prints or a condition that will require an action before printing can continue. Any action on your part is optional. The Attention icon blinks between yellow and red when the message is new, After you read the message, the Attention icon turns into the Ready icon unless an Action message is present. ● Errors - Detailed error information for technical support personnel. These messages do not halt printing and require no action from the user. When the printer issues one of these messages, press View Attentions on the Home page to display a list of message titles, and select a title to display a detailed cause-and-recovery screen. The messages are dismissed by correcting the condition, or by pressing the applicable button on the Detail screen. 36 Chapter 6 Use the control panel ENWW

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6
Jobs
—
Displays the Stored Jobs feature. See
Stored jobs
on page
28
for details.
7
Sleep
/
Wake
mode
—
Sleep
unloads the media, powers down the UV lamps, ionizer bar, printheads, carriage, ink pumps,
and media drive motors, but maintains vacuum to the printheads to prevent ink leakage. The fans over the service
station also continue to run.
Wake
powers up the printer components. The printer goes into sleep mode automatically
after a user-defined period of time, and “wakes” automatically when a print job is received or a printer operation is
performed from the control panel.
NOTE:
If printhead vacuum is ever lost, the ink in the printheads will seep onto the service station. (Vacuum loss will
not result in additional ink being drawn out of the ink supply boxes.)
To prevent ink leakage during an unexpected power outage, use the vacuum system’s 24 volt auxiliary power supply and
connect it to an uninterruptable power supply (UPS). See Appendix A for specifications. It is not necessary to connect the
entire printer to a UPS, only the vacuum system needs to be connected to avoid ink seepage.
8
Configure
,
Load
,
Eject
buttons
—
Depending on whether media is configured and loaded, the appropriate buttons are
displayed.
9
Activity Tray
—
Press any icon here to switch between control panel pages.
10
Attention icon
—
Displays when the printer issues an Action message, which you must address before printing can
continue.
11
View Attentions
—
Press to view Warning or Action messages .
Attention messages
The printer issues an Attention message to inform you of a condition that needs your attention. There are
three types of Attention messages:
●
Actions
—
An error condition that stopped printing or will prevent printing from starting. You must
correct the error before the printer will be ready to print. The Attention icon blinks between yellow and
red when the message is new. After you read the message, the icon turns red.
●
Warnings
—
A condition that, if left unaddressed, could result in substandard prints or a condition that
will require an action before printing can continue. Any action on your part is optional. The Attention
icon blinks between yellow and red when the message is new, After you read the message, the
Attention icon turns into the Ready icon unless an Action message is present.
●
Errors
—
Detailed error information for technical support personnel. These messages do not halt
printing and require no action from the user.
When the printer issues one of these messages, press
View Attentions
on the Home page to display a list of
message titles, and select a title to display a detailed cause-and-recovery screen.
The messages are dismissed by correcting the condition, or by pressing the applicable button on the Detail
screen.
36
Chapter 6
Use the control panel
ENWW