Ricoh P C600 User Guide - Page 102

Size Specifications and, Paper Type

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3. Troubleshooting Problem Print result differs from the display. Characters differ from the display. Image position differs from the display. Image position differs from the display. Lines of garbled or unwanted alphanumeric characters appear. Images are cut off, or excess is printed. Cause Solution Data transmission failed or was canceled during printing. Check whether there is failed or canceled data remaining. For details about how to identify the cause of the error, see "Checking Error Logs", Operating Instructions. The loaded paper is unsuitable. Printing on recommended paper produces better resolution. For details about recommended paper, see page 54 "Paper Size Specifications" and page 57 "Paper Type Specifications". The page layout settings are not configured correctly. Check the page layout settings configured using the application. For details about page layout settings, see the application's Help. The page layout settings are not configured correctly. On the printer driver's [Detailed Settings] tab, click [Basic] in "Menu:", and then select the desired size in the "Print On:" list. An incorrect printer language might have been selected. Select the correct printer driver, and then print the file again. You may be using paper smaller than the size selected in the application. Use the same size paper as that selected in the application. If you cannot load paper of the correct size, use the reduction function to reduce the image, and then print. For details about the reduction function, see the printer driver Help. 100

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Problem
Cause
Solution
Print result differs from the
display.
Data transmission failed or was
canceled during printing.
Check whether there is failed or
canceled data remaining. For
details about how to identify the
cause of the error, see
"Checking Error Logs",
Operating Instructions.
Characters differ from the
display.
The loaded paper is unsuitable.
Printing on recommended paper
produces better resolution. For
details about recommended
paper, see page 54 "Paper
Size Specifications" and
page 57 "Paper Type
Specifications".
Image position differs from the
display.
The page layout settings are not
configured correctly.
Check the page layout settings
configured using the
application. For details about
page layout settings, see the
application's Help.
Image position differs from the
display.
The page layout settings are not
configured correctly.
On the printer driver's [Detailed
Settings] tab, click [Basic] in
"Menu:", and then select the
desired size in the "Print On:"
list.
Lines of garbled or unwanted
alphanumeric characters
appear.
An incorrect printer language
might have been selected.
Select the correct printer driver,
and then print the file again.
Images are cut off, or excess is
printed.
You may be using paper smaller
than the size selected in the
application.
Use the same size paper as that
selected in the application. If
you cannot load paper of the
correct size, use the reduction
function to reduce the image,
and then print. For details about
the reduction function, see the
printer driver Help.
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