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Alert Messages that Are Printed on Error Logs and Reports

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5. Troubleshooting Alert Messages that Are Printed on Error Logs and Reports This section describes likely causes of and possible solutions for the error messages that are printed on the error logs or reports. Message "84: Error" "85: Error" "86: Error" "91: Error" "92: Error" "Address book is in use." "Auto-user prog. failed." Cause Solution and reference There is no work area available for image processing. Select [Font Priority] for [Memory Usage] in [System]. Decrease the number of files sent to the machine. The specified graphics library is Check that the data is valid. unavailable. Parameters of the control code Check the print settings. are invalid. Printing was canceled by the auto job cancel function due to a command error. Check that the data is valid. Printing was canceled because the [Job Reset] key or the [Suspend/Resume] key was pressed on the machine's control panel. Perform the print operation again as necessary. The machine currently cannot perform authentication because the Address Book is being used by another function. Wait a while, and then retry the operation. Automatic registration of information for LDAP Authentication or Windows Authentication failed because the Address Book is full. Check the address book. see "Managing the User Information Registered Automatically", User Guide (Full Version). 118

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Alert Messages that Are Printed on Error Logs
and Reports
This section describes likely causes of and possible solutions for the error messages that are printed on
the error logs or reports.
Message
Cause
Solution and reference
"84: Error"
There is no work area available
for image processing.
Select [Font Priority] for
[Memory Usage] in [System].
Decrease the number of files
sent to the machine.
"85: Error"
The specified graphics library is
unavailable.
Check that the data is valid.
"86: Error"
Parameters of the control code
are invalid.
Check the print settings.
"91: Error"
Printing was canceled by the
auto job cancel function due to
a command error.
Check that the data is valid.
"92: Error"
Printing was canceled because
the [Job Reset] key or the
[Suspend/Resume] key was
pressed on the machine’s
control panel.
Perform the print operation
again as necessary.
"Address book is in use."
The machine currently cannot
perform authentication because
the Address Book is being used
by another function.
Wait a while, and then retry the
operation.
"Auto-user prog. failed."
Automatic registration of
information for LDAP
Authentication or Windows
Authentication failed because
the Address Book is full.
Check the address book.
see "Managing the User
Information Registered
Automatically", User Guide (Full
Version).
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