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Problem Solving
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TCP/IP
This section describes the troubleshooting, and notes and restrictions when using
TCP/IP.
Troubleshooting
The possible causes, check points, and remedies for problems when using TCP/IP
(LPD) are as follows.
When using Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows Me
Cause Status display / Check point / Remedy
The machine is connected to
the different network from the
computer.
Status
display
Unable to print (Network Error)
Check
point
Confirm with your network system administrator
if a router or a gateway is present between the
networks where the computer and the machine
are connected.
Remedy Connect the machine to the network where the
computer is connected.
A connection cannot be
established due to a problem
on the network between the
computer and the machine.
Status
display
Unable to print (Network Error)
Check
point
None.
Remedy Request your network system administrator to
investigate the problem.
The machine's power was
switched off after the
computer instructed a print
job. Or, the computer
instructed a print job while the
machine is switched off.
Status
display
Unable to print (Network Error)
Check
point
Check if the machine is on.
Remedy Switch on the machine.
Multiple numbers of
computers are instructing
print jobs simultaneously to
the machine.
Status
display
Unable to print (Network Error)
Check
point
None
Remedy None (The print job will automatically be
recommenced.)
The computer's available disk
space is insufficient and
unable to spool the print file.
Status
display
Unable to print (Spool Error)
Check
point
Open [My Computer] and right click the disk
where the system is installed (e.g. C drive).
Select [Properties] from the menu and confirm
the available storage.
Remedy Delete unnecessary files to increase available
disk storage. Then select [Pause Printing] from
the [Document] menu in the [Printer] window to
cancel the pause (the print job will restart).
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