Epson PP-100II Users Guide for Mac - Page 18

Lights for the Status of the Product

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Lights for the Status of the Product This section describes the status of the product using the lights displayed on the control panel. The status of the product is also indicated by the combination of lights flashing/turning on. See "Checking Lights for Errors" on page 114 for details. PP-100II/PP-100/PP-100AP PP-50 Indicator light Power light Flashing/On Status On The power is on. When only the Power light is on, the product is on standby for data. Flashing Product is being initialized. When it flashes rapidly, it is shutting down BUSY BUSY light ERROR ERROR light Flashing On Product is processing a job. For the PP-100II, PP-100, or PP-100AP, when the BUSY light is flashing rapidly, a disc is being ejected, so do not pull out Stacker 4. Discs may be damaged. The cover, disc transport system, stacker, drive, or printer is experiencing an error. Flashing The unit is experiencing a problem. INK INK light On Flashing The ink cartridge has reached its replacement time, the ink cartridge is not correctly installed, or incorrect ink cartridge is installed. For information on replacing ink cartridges, see "Replacing the Ink Cartridge" on page 81. The ink is low. Obtain a replacement ink cartridge. For the PP-100II or PP-100, when all INK lights flash rapidly, the maintenance box has reached its replacement time or is not correctly inserted. For information on replacing maintenance box, see "Replacing the Maintenance Box (Only for PP-100II/ PP-100AP)" on page 103. 18

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Lights for the Status of the Product
This section describes the status of the product using the lights displayed on the control panel.
The status of the product is also indicated by the combination of lights flashing/turning on. See
“Checking Lights for
Errors” on page 114
for details.
Indicator light
Flashing/On
Status
Power light
On
The power is on.
When only the Power light is on, the product is on
standby for data.
Flashing
Product is being initialized.
When it flashes rapidly, it is shutting down
BUSY
BUSY
light
Flashing
Product is processing a job.
For the PP-100II, PP-100, or PP-100AP
, when the
BUSY
light is flashing rapidly, a disc is being ejected, so do
not pull out Stacker 4. Discs may be damaged.
ERROR
ERROR
light
On
The cover, disc transport system, stacker, drive, or
printer is experiencing an error.
Flashing
The unit is experiencing a problem.
INK
INK
light
On
The ink cartridge has reached its replacement time,
the ink cartridge is not correctly installed, or incorrect
ink cartridge is installed.
For information on replacing ink cartridges, see
“Replacing the Ink Cartridge” on page 81
.
Flashing
The ink is low. Obtain a replacement ink cartridge.
For the PP-100II or PP-100, when all INK lights flash
rapidly, the maintenance box has reached its
replacement time or is not correctly inserted.
For information on replacing maintenance box, see
“Replacing the Maintenance Box (Only for PP-100II/
PP-100AP)” on page 103
.
PP-100II/PP-100/PP-100AP
PP-50