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What to do if Sharp AR-M236 All in One Printer driver cannot be correctly installed by Plug and Play?
To address issues with Plug and Play not correctly installing the printer driver for your Sharp All in One Printer on Windows 2000/XP, remove any unnecessary devices connected to your computer. After that, reinstall the printer driver by following the instructions in 'Installation in Windows XP (USB/Parallel cable)'.
What to do if Sharp AR-M236 shows 'Error during the download process'?
If you encounter an error during the download process with your Sharp All in One Printer, it's likely due to a download data file operation error. Restart the maintenance program, ensuring that the selected download file is not corrupted and is not being used by another application.
What to do if Sharp AR-M236 shows 'Time out error'?
If your Sharp All in One Printer displays a 'Time out error', it means the system was unable to receive data from the machine within a specific timeframe. To resolve this, restart the maintenance program after verifying the communication port and communication cable are properly connected and functioning.
Why does my Sharp AR-M236 All in One Printer show a 'Communication (incoming) error'?
A 'Communication (incoming) error' on your Sharp All in One Printer suggests an incorrect download procedure. Restart the maintenance program, ensuring that the communication port and cable are correctly set up. Also, verify that the PC's communication device (COM or parallel) is in proper working condition.
What causes 'Checksum error' on Sharp All in One Printer?
A 'Checksum error' on your Sharp All in One Printer typically indicates a transmission error. To fix this, restart the maintenance program and ensure that the communication device of your PC (either COM or parallel) is in proper working condition.
What does 'An error. [0xXXXXXXXX]' mean on Sharp AR-M236 and how to fix it?
If your Sharp All in One Printer displays 'An error. [0xXXXXXXXX]', it indicates an unspecified error occurred. Restart the maintenance program, making sure the communication device of your PC (either COM or parallel) is in proper working condition.
What to do if plug and play screen does not appear on Sharp AR-M236 All in One Printer (USB)?
If the plug and play screen doesn't appear when using a USB cable with your Sharp All in One Printer, it might be because the USB port is not available. To resolve this, verify that the USB port is enabled. Then, install the software as explained in 'Installation in Windows XP (USB/Parallel cable)'.
Why does my Sharp AR-M236 All in One Printer say another printer is using the parallel port?
If another printer is using the parallel port when you're trying to use a parallel cable with your Sharp All in One Printer, change the port setting of the other printer driver to 'FILE:'. Also, ensure that the port for your Sharp All in One Printer driver is set to 'LPT1'.
Why does Sharp AR-M236 say 'This option not available'?
The message 'This option not available' on your Sharp All in One Printer means the download procedure is being executed on an uninstalled optional kit. Check that the optional kit is installed. Also, confirm you're using the correct download file, as an improper file might be selected.
What to do if Sharp AR-M236 says 'The data size exceeds the Flash ROM size'?
If your Sharp All in One Printer displays 'The data size exceeds the Flash ROM size', it means the panel flash ROM isn't large enough for the download procedure. Verify you're using the correct download file. If necessary, replace the flash ROM with one that has more capacity.
General| Functions | Print, Copy, Scan, Fax |
|---|---|
| Print Speed | 23 ppm |
| Print Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Copy Speed | 23 cpm |
| Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Warm-up Time | 30 seconds |
| Memory | 32 MB |
| Paper Capacity | 250 sheets |
| Scan Resolution | 600 x 600 dpi |
| Fax Speed | 33.6 kbps |
| Max Paper Size | A3 |
| Paper Weight | 60-163 g/m² |
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Scan Destinations | Email, FTP |
Essential safety warnings and precautions for servicing the equipment.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate installation location to ensure proper operation.
Overview of available machine models and optional components.
Details on compatible combinations of optional units for the main units.
Core physical, power, and operational parameters of the machines.
Technical specifications for the engine, paper handling, and optical sections.
Lists additional functions, safety, and environmental standards.
Details on printer driver, paper handling capabilities, and print enable areas.
Describes interface connections and the overall system architecture.
Comprehensive list of consumable parts by region and model.
Information on production numbers, environmental conditions, and component life.
Guidelines for site preparation, environment, power, and safe transport.
Procedures for installing developer, toner cartridges, and optional units.
Steps for setting paper sizes for various trays and the manual feed tray.
Procedures for installing various optional units like printer kits and memory modules.
Identifies and explains the function of external and internal machine parts.
Explains the operation panel layout, keys, and job status screen functionality.
Lists and identifies motors, solenoids, clutches, sensors, and PWB units.
Provides a categorized list of all adjustable items and their procedures.
Detailed steps for adjusting copier sections like process, mechanism, and image density.
Instructions for performing various adjustments using simulation modes, including magnification and density.
Explains the purpose, operating procedures, and touch panel operations for simulation modes.
Comprehensive list of simulation codes and detailed test procedures.
Lists all error codes, their descriptions, and troubleshooting steps.
Detailed diagnostic procedures for identifying and resolving hardware communication errors.
Overview of parts replacement cycles and counter clearing procedures.
Procedures for clearing various machine counters.
Lists major components for disassembly and assembly.
Step-by-step instructions with diagrams for disassembling and assembling major machine sections.
Steps for updating the machine's firmware and downloading programs.
Details on key operator programs for copier, printer, and network scanner settings.
Information on setting up e-mail status notifications and handling transmission data.
High-level block diagram and detailed wiring diagrams of the electrical system.
Guidelines for handling and soldering with lead-free solder, including safety.
