Hitachi PB Series User Manual page 95

Section 6
6.2.1-2 Faults not causing ink stoppage
No. Message
1 Print Overlap Error
2 Cover Open
3 Improper Sensor Position
Target Frequency
4
Too High
Print Data Changeover In
5
Progress S
Print Data Changeover In
6
Progress C
Print Data Changeover In
7
Progress M
Print Data Changeover In
8
Progress V
9 No Print Contents
Meaning of message
The next print start signal
was input before the
current printing operation
was completed.
The print head cover is
open.
While the repeat print, the
print start signal turned
OFF before anything was
printed.
Five or more print targets
were placed between the
sensor and nozzle head in
the noncontinuous print
mode.
The IJ printer entered the
printing state during a
print specifications/print
format changeover.
The IJ printer entered the
printing state during a
print specifications/print
format changeover.
The IJ printer entered the
printing state during a
print specifications/print
format changeover.
The IJ printer entered the
printing state during a
print specifications/print
format changeover.
No print contents was set
up.
6.2 On-screen Message Descriptions
Remedy
If the printing fre-
quency is high,
decrease it.
If the print start signal
chatters, perform sen-
sor filter setup.
Close the cover and
then hit the [Reset]
key.
If a magnetic sub-
stance is used to fix
the cover, it must be
replaced by nonmag-
netic resin (metal).
Position the sensor
closer to the nozzle
head.
If the print start signal
chatters, eliminate the
cause of chattering.
Position the sensor
closer to the nozzle
head so that no more
than four print targets
can enter between the
sensor and nozzle
head.
Do not print during
print specifications/
print format
changeover.
Do not print during
print specifications/
print format
changeover.
The printing frequency
is too high. Increase
the intervals between
the printing operations.
The printing frequency
is too high. Increase
the intervals between
the printing operations.
Review the setup of
print contents and
ensure that there is no
entirely invalidated col-
umn.
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