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Message UNABLE TO MOPY JOB Description or explanation Recommended action A mopy job cannot be mopied because of a memory, disk, or configuration problem. Only one copy will be produced. The disk might be full. Try saving to a new disk. UNABLE TO STORE JOB WAIT FOR PRINTER TO REINITIALIZE XX.Y PRINTER ERROR TO CONTINUE PRESS 10.XX.YY SUPPLIES ERROR 13.XY.ZZ JAM IN [LOCATION] 20 INSUFFICIENT MEMORY TO CONTINUE PRESS A job cannot be stored on the printer because of a memory, disk, or configuration problem. The disk might be full. Try saving to a new disk. The RAM disk setting has been changed before the printer is automatically rebooted. This change will not take effect until the printer reinitializes. If you change the mode of the external device, turn the printer off, turn the printer on, and then wait for the printer to reinitialize. A printer error has occurred. Press (SELECT) in the printer control panel. An error has occurred in one or 1 Turn the printer off, and more of the printer's supplies. then turn the printer on to The following are values of XX clear the message. and YY: 2 If this message persists, contact an HP-authorized XX service or support provider. 00 = memory is defective (See "Customer support 01 = memory is missing options worldwide" on page 325, or go to YY http://www.hp.com/support/ 00 = black print cartridge lj9500.) 01 = cyan print cartridge 02 = magenta print cartridge 03 = yellow print cartridge 05 = black image drum 06 = cyan image drum 07 = magenta image drum 08 = yellow image drum A jam has occurred in the specified location. Remove jammed media from the specified location (See "Clearing jams" on page 214). The printer received more data than can fit in its available memory. You might have tried to transfer too many macros, soft fonts, or complex graphics. Press (SELECT) to print the transferred data (some data might be lost), and then simplify the print job or install additional memory (See "Determining memory requirements" on page 206). 248 Understanding printer messages ENWW

Section	Page
Printer setup	13
Introduction	13
Step 1. Remove the printer from its packaging	14
Step 2. Remove the packing materials	15
Step 3. Check the contents of the box	16
Step 4. Prepare the location	17
Step 5. Install the left bin	20
Step 6. Identify the printer parts	21
Step 7. Install the HPPaper Sample Guide (optional)	22
Step 8. Install accessories	23
Load staples	24
Step 9. Install the four print cartridges	26
Step 10. Install the transfer cleaner	27
Step 11. Install the toner collection bottle	28
Step 12. Install the four image drums	29
Step 13. Load media in the input trays	31
Step 14. Change the control panel overlay (optional)	36
Step 15. Understand the printer control panel	37
Control panel	37
Understand the supplies-status indicators	38
Step 16. Connect the power cable and turn on the printer	39
Configure the control panel display language	40
Configure the input trays	41
Step 17. Print a demo page to verify that the printer is working	45
Step 18. Connect the printer interface cable	46
Step 19. Print a configuration page to verify that the setup is correct	48
Step 20. Install the printer software	49
Installing Windows® printing system software for networks	49
Installing Windows printing system software for direct connections	50
Installing the software after the parallel cable has been connected	51
Installing the Macintosh printing system software for networks	52
Uninstalling the software	54
Step 21. Print a test page to verify the installation of the driver	55
Step 22. Configure the printer and the default settings	56
Configuring the printer	56
Setting the printer’s defaults	57
Relocating the printer	58
Before you move the printer	58
After the printer is in its new location	58
Printer basics	59
Features and benefits of the printer	59
Control panel	62
Interpreting indicator lights	64
Using control panel menus	64
Interpreting the lights on the accessories	68
Using the supplies status indicators	69
Using the control panel help	70
Output devices	71
Multifunction finisher	71
3,000-sheet stapler/stacker	73
3,000-sheet stacker	74
Printer drivers and software	75
Printer drivers and software for Windows	75
Printer drivers and software for Macintosh computers	76
Additional printer drivers	78
Selecting and using media	79
Selecting high-quality media	79
Ordering supported media	80
Setting media type and size	81
Media type	81
Standard media size	82
Custom media size	83
Orienting media	85
Supported types of media	90
Recommended media	91
Selecting media for your document	94
Determining media type	98
Supported media sizes for input and output	99
Paper-weight equivalence	102
Envelopes	103
Label construction	104
Card stock construction	104
Printing on letterhead, prepunched paper, or preprinted paper (single-sided)	104
Printing on labels	105
Printing on transparencies	105
Printing on heavy paper and card stock	106
Glossy media	107
Printing by type and size of media	108
Benefits of printing by type and size of media	108
Custom versus Any Custom	109
Advanced settings	110
Print modes	110
Optimize	113
Storing media	115
Media-related print-quality issues	116
Printing	121
Using the printer driver	121
Opening the printer driver	122
Changing the settings for a print job	122
Changing default settings	122
Selecting the output bin	124
Selecting an output bin	125
Using the optional finisher or stapler/stacker	126
Selecting the stapler	126
Printing on both sides of paper (duplexing)	128
Printing on envelopes	130
Printing on envelopes	131
Printing on special media	132
Printing on letterhead, prepunched paper, or preprinted paper (single-sided)	132
Printing on labels	132
Printing on transparencies	133
Printing on heavy paper and card stock	133
Creating the effect of a full-bleed image	135
Printing watermarks	136
Printing a cover or a different first page	137
Add a blank page (job separator page) or back cover to the end of a print job	138
Add a blank page to the beginning of all print jobs (job separator page)	138
Printing multiple pages on one side of a sheet of paper	140
Customizing the operation of tray 1	141
Printing from tray 1 when the loaded paper is requested	141
Manually feeding paper from tray 1	141
Job storage features	142
Private jobs	143
Stored jobs	145
QuickCopy jobs	147
Proof and hold jobs	149
Printing with the optional HP Fast InfraRed Receiver	151
Setting up to print with Windows (all versions)	151
Setting up to print with Macintosh computers	151
Printing a job	152
Interrupting and resuming printing	152
Printing a booklet	153
Setting registration	155
Using color and fonts	157
Using color	157
HP ImageREt 4800	158
Managing color	159
Matching colors	161
Four-color printing (CMYK)	162
Using fonts	163
Installing fonts	163
Understanding the printer font defaults	163
Selecting fonts	164
Selecting PCL fonts at the printer control panel	164
Printing a list of available printer fonts	164
Using PostScript fonts	165
Using fonts on a network	165
Adding support for fonts to an optional printer hard disk or flash DIMM	165
Using special effects with typefaces (Windows only)	166
Managing the printer	167
Embedded Web server	167
Using Printer Status and Alerts	170
Managing and configuring printer drivers	172
HP Web Jetadmin software plug-in	172
Customization utility	173
Checking supplies levels	174
Using level indicators	174
Interpreting control panel messages	175
Life-expectancy of supplies	176
Ordering supplies	177
Ordering directly through the embedded Web server	178
Ordering through the Internet-Enabled Supplies Ordering Feature	178
Print cartridges	179
Replacing print cartridges	181
Image drums	183
Replacing image drums	184
Image transfer kit	187
Replacing the image transfer kit	188
Image cleaning kit	194
Replacing the image cleaning kit	195
Image fuser kit	199
Replacing the image fuser kit	200
Cleaning procedures	203
Cleaning the image transfer belt	203
Cleaning the post charger	207
Printer memory and expansion	208
Printer memory	208
EIO cards and mass storage	213
Problem solving	215
Overview	215
Clearing jams	216
Clearing jams from the input-tray areas	217
Clearing jams from the door areas	220
Clearing jams from the duplexer	225
Clearing jams from the output areas	227
Solving repeated media jams	242
Understanding printer messages	243
Interpreting control panel messages	244
Solving print-quality problems	258
Print-quality procedures	259
Solving persistent print-quality problems	260
Print Quality Troubleshooting Pages	273
Printer calibration	274
Cleaning the fuser input	275
Solving printer problems	277
Selecting an alternate PPD (Macintosh only)	290
Communicating with an HP Jetdirect print server	291
Checking the printer configuration	292
Menu map	292
Configuration page	293
Jetdirect page	294
Supplies status pages	295
Usage page	297
PCL or PS font list	298
File directory page	299
Event log page	300
Printing a paper-path test	301
Firmware updates	302
Specifications	303
Printer specifications	303
Physical specifications	303
Power requirements and circuit capacity	303
Power consumption	304
Acoustical specifications	305
Operating and storage environment	305
Control panel menus	307
Retrieve Job menu	309
Information menu	310
Paper Handling menu	311
Configure Device menu	313
Printing submenu	313
Print Quality submenu	317
System Setup submenu	318
Output Setup submenu	321
I/O submenu	321
Resets submenu	324
Diagnostics menu	325
Support information	327
Customer support options worldwide	327
Information from the printer	327
Customer support and printer repair assistance	328
Warranties and license	329
Extended warranty	329
Color print cartridge/image drum warranty	329
HP software license terms	330
Environmental product stewardship program	332
Protecting the environment	332
Index	335
Symbols	335
Numbers	335
A	335
B	335
C	336
D	337
E	337
F	338
G	339
H	339
I	339
J	340
K	340
L	340
M	341
N	342
O	342
P	342
Q	344
R	344
S	345
T	346
U	347
V	347
W	348
X	348
Y	348

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Understanding printer messages

ENWW

UNABLE TO

MOPY JOB

A mopy job cannot be mopied

because of a memory, disk, or

configuration problem.

Only one copy will be produced.

The disk might be full. Try

saving to a new disk.

UNABLE TO

STORE JOB

A job cannot be stored on the

printer because of a memory,

disk, or configuration problem.

The disk might be full. Try

saving to a new disk.

WAIT FOR PRINTER

TO REINITIALIZE

The RAM disk setting has been

changed before the printer is

automatically rebooted. This

change will not take effect until

the printer reinitializes.

If you change the mode of the

external device, turn the printer

off, turn the printer on, and then

wait for the printer to reinitialize.

XX.Y PRINTER ERROR

TO CONTINUE

PRESS

A printer error has occurred.

Press

(

ELECT

)

in the

printer control panel.

10.XX.YY SUPPLIES ERROR

An error has occurred in one or

more of the printer’s supplies.

The following are values of

and

00 = memory is defective

01 = memory is missing

00 = black print cartridge

01 = cyan print cartridge

02 = magenta print cartridge

03 = yellow print cartridge

05 = black image drum

06 = cyan image drum

07 = magenta image drum

08 = yellow image drum

Turn the printer off, and

then turn the printer on to

clear the message.

If this message persists,

contact an HP-authorized

service or support provider.

(See

“Customer support

options worldwide” on

page 325

, or go to

http://www.hp.com/support/

lj9500

13.XY.ZZ JAM IN

[LOCATION]

A jam has occurred in the

specified location.

Remove jammed media from

the specified location (See

“Clearing jams” on page 214

20 INSUFFICIENT MEMORY

TO CONTINUE PRESS

The printer received more data

than can fit in its available

memory. You might have tried

to transfer too many macros,

soft fonts, or complex graphics.

Press

(

ELECT

)

to print the

transferred data (some data

might be lost), and then simplify

the print job or install additional

memory (See

“Determining

memory requirements” on

page 206

Message

Description or explanation

Recommended action