SATO PW208NX - Page 138

Troubleshooting
135
Mobile printer PW208NX/PW208mNX
Error Message
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To clear the display Causes Countermeasures
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Error
Number
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Error Icon
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Type of Error

Message
1068 WLAN Error
Press the
button.
1) Connecting to the
WLAN module
failed.
1) Contact your
SATO technical
support center.
Contact your SATO
reseller or technical
support center.
1069
Option Error Power off the printer. 1) The Dispense,
Linerless sensors,
NFC connection
information has
been changed.
1) Contact your
SATO reseller or
technical support
center.
Contact your SATO
reseller or technical
support center.
1070
Bat. Wearing out
Press the
button.
Or, open and close the
cover.
1) The battery
runs out. It is
recommended that
the battery should
be replaced. The
operation time
may become short
and printing quality
may become poor.
1) Replace the
battery.
[Recommended]
Replace the battery
with a new one.
1071
Worn out battery
Press the
button.
Or, open and close the
cover.
1) The battery is
degraded. Replace
the battery. The
operation time may
become short and
printing quality may
become poor.
1) Replace the
battery.
[Recommended]
Replace the battery
with a new one.
1072
Power Off Error
Press the
button.
1) The printer has
not been correctly
powered off.
(The battery is
disconnected.)
1) Power off the
printer, and then
remove the battery.
2) Check the
settings.
Use the Print /Select
button to clear an
error.
1075
NFC Error
Press the
button.
1) NFC module is
defective.
1) Contact your
SATO reseller or
technical support
center.
Contact your SATO
reseller or technical
support center.
1076
NFC Command Error
Press the
button.
1) Invalid command
in NFC.
1) Check the
commands. When
an error cannot be
cleared, contact
your SATO reseller
or technical support
center.
Failed to reect the
settings from the NFC.
1099
Reset
Press the
button.
1) The printer has
not been correctly
powered off.
(The battery is
disconnected or
other problem
exists.)
1) Power off the
printer power
correctly.
2) Check the
settings.
The settings are
initialized.
* : For details on error messages, see “3.1.1 Error Messages” (
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page 130).