What to do if Epson Disc producer PP-100N Security Printer displays 'CMOS Checksum error'?
If your Epson Printer displays a 'CMOS Checksum error' repeatedly, repair is required. Also, check the clock setting and correct it if necessary, as the product’s internal clock may not be operating correctly.
What to do if Epson Disc producer PP-100N Security Printer displays 'Disc release error'?
If your Epson Printer displays a 'Disc release error', do not attempt to remove the disc manually, as this could damage the arm. Turn off the power, and then turn it on again. The arm will release the disc during the printer's initialization. If the problem persists, repair is required.
How to unlock the disc cover on Epson Printer?
To unlock the disc cover on your Epson Printer, press the button or CANCEL button, and try the unlock operation again. The disc cover should be opened after 'Disc cover can be opened' appears on the LCD.
What to do if Epson Disc producer PP-100N Security displays 'Arm move error'?
If your Epson Printer displays an 'Arm move error', follow these steps: 1. Turn off the power. 2. Open the disc cover and remove any dust or foreign objects inside. 3. Turn on the power. If the error persists, repair is required.
What to do if Epson Disc producer PP-100N Security displays 'Disc drop error'?
If your Epson Printer shows a 'Disc drop error', it means the arm dropped the disc during transfer. Follow these steps: 1. Press the button or CANCEL button. 2. Remove the dropped discs. 3. Turn off the power, and then turn it on again.
How to fix 'Ink problem' on Epson Printer?
If your Epson Printer displays an 'Ink problem' message for a specific color (C, LC, LM, M, Y, K), it means an invalid ink cartridge is installed. You should replace the indicated color's cartridge.
How to fix 'Disc pickup error (ST1/2)' on Epson Disc producer PP-100N Security Printer?
If your Epson Printer displays 'Disc pickup error (ST1/2)', it means the arm can't pick up the disc in the stacker. If the ERROR LED is flashing, fan the discs of Stacker 1 well and reload them. If the ERROR LED is still flashing, turn the product off and then back on again.
What to do if Epson Disc producer PP-100N Security says 'Processing job Cannot turn off'?
If your Epson Printer displays 'Processing job Cannot turn off', it means you can't turn off the power while a job is in progress. Press the button or CANCEL button, and turn off the power after the job is completed.
How to resolve 'No stacker ST1, ST2' error on Epson Disc producer PP-100N Security Printer?
If your Epson Printer displays 'No stacker ST1, ST2', it means that the indicated stacker is not loaded. Load the displayed stacker, and then close the disc cover.
What to do if Epson Printer displays 'Disc remaining Cannot turn off'?
If your Epson Printer displays 'Disc remaining Cannot turn off', it means the power cannot be turned off because a published disc is still inside. Press the button or the CANCEL button to remove all discs remaining in Stacker 2, and then turn off the power.
General| Category | Printer |
|---|---|
| Model | PP-100N Security |
| Print Technology | Inkjet |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Number of Drives | 1 |
| Disc Capacity | 100 discs |
| Ink Type | Dye-based ink |
| Media Types Supported | CD, DVD |
| Operating Systems Supported | Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 |
| Supported Media | CD-R, DVD-R, DVD+R |
| Security Features | Password protection |
| Print Speed (Alternative) | Approx. 25 seconds per disc (CD/DVD) |
| Disc Sizes Supported | 80mm, 120mm |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 |
Guidelines for safe operation and handling of the product, including warnings and cautions.
Covers important safety precautions related to power sources, general usage, and potential hazards.
FCC, Canadian ICES-003, and California customer compliance statements for the product.
Details on using PIN Controlled Mode and Security Mode for disc publishing operations.
Explains security mechanisms, system configuration, and user roles for secure disc creation.
Instructions for installing the product, including location requirements and physical setup.
Step-by-step guide covering keypad connection, network, ink, security switch, and publish mode.
Procedures for configuring network settings, registering administrators, and system options.
Guidance on installing digital certificates for secure communication and setting the product language.
Procedures for opening, closing, and loading discs, including disc cover security.
How to check, pause, resume, cancel, and delete job data within the system.
Managing user accounts, including checking, registering, changing, and deleting user information.
Instructions for changing the product's Publish Mode between different operational states.
Procedures for backing up and restoring product configuration data and job history.
Steps to reset the product to its factory default settings or initial state.
Checking device status, maintenance information, and downloading operation logs.
A comprehensive guide to common error messages and their corresponding solutions.
Troubleshooting common problems related to power, disc writing, label printing, and disc handling.
Procedures for resolving problems when drive trays or printer trays do not come out.
Information on where to get help, product specifications, standards, and environmental conditions.
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