HP Scitex FB950 Printer series User Manual
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Language selector — if installed, switches the control panel language between English and the
alternate language.
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Context specific buttons — the control panel buttons displayed change as required by the current
state of the printer or process.
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Attention messages — blinks on the control panel when the printer detects an error condition,
potential error condition, or when you make a change that requires recalibration or other action to
ensure best print quality.
The ATTN (Attention) key blinks on the control panel when the printer detects an error condition,
potential error condition, or when you make a change that suggests recalibration or other action to
ensure best print quality. There are two types of ATTN messages:
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Actions — the printer has detected an error condition that stopped printing or will prevent printing
from starting. You must correct the error before the printer will be ready to print.
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Warnings — the printer has detected a condition that, if left unaddressed, could result in
substandard prints or a condition that will require an action before printing can continue. Any action
on your part is optional. Printing is not interrupted for a Warning message.
When the printer issues one of these messages, the ATTN key will blink. Press the ATTN key to display
a list of message titles, and select a title to display a detailed cause-and-recovery screen.
If you choose to not correct a Warning condition and resume printing, the ATTN key will remain
displayed, but will not blink until the printer issues a new Warning or Action message. The messages
can be dismissed by correcting the condition, or by pressing the applicable key on the detail screen.
TIP:
The ATTN key is displayed in Novice Mode. To disable the ATTN key, switch to Expert Mode.
Expert mode routes most messages to an Actions & Warnings menu option. In this case, it is your
responsibility to monitor these messages via the menu, since the ATTN key will not appear. See
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