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If your Argox Printer displays 'MEMORY FULL', it means the printer's memory buffer is overloaded with downloadable soft fonts, graphics, or forms. Review the format and size of the stored data in relation to the available memory. If the issue persists, consider seeking professional service.
Why does my Argox AME-3230 Printer show SERIAL I/O ERROR?
If you see 'SERIAL I/O ERROR' on your Argox Printer, it indicates a mismatch in the RS232 communication format or baud rate between the printer and the host device. Verify and adjust the format and baud rate settings to ensure they are consistent.
How to resume printing if my Argox AME-3230 Printer is at the PAUSE status?
If your Argox Printer is at the PAUSE status, press the FEED button to resume normal printing mode.
What happens when the print head overheats on an Argox AME-3230?
If your Argox Printer displays 'Print Head overheated', it has automatically paused to allow the print head to cool down. The printer will automatically resume printing once it is ready.
What to do if my Argox AME-3230 says 'Media out'?
If your Argox Printer shows 'Media out', it means that the media is either not installed correctly or has been completely used. Ensure that you install the media correctly.
What to do if Argox AME-3230 fails to detect the media gaps/ black-marks?
If your Argox Printer fails to detect media gaps or black-marks, perform a media calibration before initiating the printing process.
What to do if my Argox AME-3230 Printer shows 'MEMORY FULL'?
The 'MEMORY FULL' error on your Argox Printer indicates that the printer's memory buffer is completely loaded with downloadable soft fonts, graphics, or forms. You should check the format and size of the stored data against the available memory size. If the issue persists, consider calling for service.
Why does my Argox AME-3230 say 'Print Head overheated'?
When the Argox Printer displays 'Print Head overheated', it means the printer has entered PAUSE status to allow the print head to cool down. The printer will automatically resume printing tasks once it is ready.
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