Rice Lake Datamax M-Class - Manual (Page 101)

M-Class 93
Printer Fault Messages (continued)
Displayed Message Description Possible Solution(s)
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PVU!PG!TUPDL!
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The printer can not detect
media. Try the following:
1) Load media.
2) Ensure that the labels are passing through the Media Sensor.
3) Readjust the Media Sensor over the TOF mark; see Section
3.3.
4) If using media with large gaps, adjust the Paper Out
Distance; see Section 5.1.2.
5) Calibrate the printer; see Section 5.4.
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QPTJUJPO!GBVMU!
Two possible causes:
(1) The printer was powered-
off or reset during a ribbon,
out of stock or TOF fault; or
(2) the printer was unable to
complete the Media
Calibration.
Depending upon the cause:
(1) Press the FEED Key in an attempt to identify and then
clear the related fault condition; or (2) if necessary, calibrate
the printer; see Section 5.4.
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QSJOU!FOHJOF!GBVMU!
The printer has detected a
problem within the print
logic. Try cycling the printer power ‘Off’ and ‘On’. If the fault
does not clear, call for service.
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SBN!GBVMU!
The system has detected a
RAM failure. Try cycling the printer power ‘Off’ and ‘On’. If the fault
does not clear, call for service.
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SFGMFDUJWF!NPEF!
DBOOPU!DBMJCSBUF!
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Consistently low sensor
readings were detected. Press any key to continue. Ensure that the reflective mark
was inserted facedown in the media sensor during the
appropriate calibration step; also, ensure that the reflective
mark is made of carbon based ink, and that the sensor is free
of debris. Retry calibration. If the problem persists, try an
‘Advanced Entry Calibration’; see Section 5.4.3.
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SFGMFDUJWF!NPEF!
GBVMUZ!TFOTPS!
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Consistently high sensor
readings were detected.
Press any key to continue.
Ensure that media was removed from the media sensor
during the appropriate calibration steps; also ensure that no
labels are stuck in the media sensor. Retry the calibration. If
the problem persists, call for service.