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LOADING PROGRAM
INTO FLASH
Status message: the printer has
deleted the previous emulation
program from flash memory and is
loading the new program into
flash memory.
No action required.
NON VOLATILE
MEMORY FAILED
Large emulations reduce the
amount of space available for
saving configurations, which
means that sometimes fewer than
8 configurations can be saved. If
this message appears when
saving a configuration, it means
the printer is out of memory.
Previously saved configurations
will still be available, but the one
that was “saved” when the
message appeared is not in
memory. If this message appears
at power-up, it means the flash
memory is defective.
1. Clear NVRAM (page 237).
2. Power off and unplug the printer. Remove the paper guide
assembly or pedestal top cover.
3. Make sure the printer has at least 8MB of flash memory.
4. Replace the coax/twinax board and adapter.
5. Plug in and power on the printer. If the message appears at
power-up, clear NVRAM (page 237), then replace the flash
memory. After replacing the memory, DO NOT make the printer
READY, but go immediately to the next step.
6. Download the latest code from IBM First (page 231).
7. Power on the printer in download mode and load flash memory
(page 238).
8. If the message appears while saving a configuration, the printer is
out of memory and will not save that or subsequent
configurations. (Previously saved configurations are still okay.)
9. If the message appears after replacing or increasing
memory,replace the controller board (page 319). After replacing
the controller board, DO NOT make the printer READY, but
proceed immediately to the next step.
10. Download and install the latest code from IBM First (page 231).
11. Power on the printer in download mode, and load flash memory
(page 238). If you encounter the failure after replacing the
controller board, reinstall the original controller board and contact
your DDS and Second Level Support.
Table 3. Message List
Operator Panel Message Explanation Corrective Action
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