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8-6 – Troubleshooting
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Make sure the previous job has been cleared from the printer by sending an
end-of-job marker in a PC environment. Use XANTÉ Command Center’s
D.PS file (see “PS_Files Folder” in chapter 3).
end-of-job marker in a PC environment. Use XANTÉ Command Center’s
D.PS file (see “PS_Files Folder” in chapter 3).
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Set the data format to ASCII in your application.
My printer does not respond properly to my host using an Ethernet connection.
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Make sure all cables are connected and seated properly (see “Connecting to
the Ethernet Port” in chapter 1).
the Ethernet Port” in chapter 1).
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Make sure the link light on the printer’s Ethernet port is on.
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Make sure the correct Adobe PostScript printer driver and your printer’s
PPD are installed and configured properly (see chapter 2 [Macintosh] or 3
[PC]).
PPD are installed and configured properly (see chapter 2 [Macintosh] or 3
[PC]).
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Make sure the printer’s Ethernet interface is configured properly for your
operating environment (see chapter 4 for details).
operating environment (see chapter 4 for details).
When I print a scanned image, it is so dark that most of the detail is lost.
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Re-scan the image with a higher resolution. Generally, black and white
images should be scanned at a resolution of two times the line screen
desired on the printed output. Multiply this number by the ratio of the
printed output size to the original image size.
images should be scanned at a resolution of two times the line screen
desired on the printed output. Multiply this number by the ratio of the
printed output size to the original image size.
SR = Print Image LPI x 2 x Image Size Ratio
SR = the Scan resolution
Image Size Ratio = printed image size/original image size
For example, for a line screen of 95, set the scanner resolution to 190 dpi
(95 x 2). To print the same image at 75% of its original image size, set
scanner resolution to 142 dpi (95 x 2 x .75).
(95 x 2). To print the same image at 75% of its original image size, set
scanner resolution to 142 dpi (95 x 2 x .75).
Scanning the image at a lower than optimum resolution results in less
detail. Scanning at a higher resolution increases file size and processing
time, and it may only slightly increase the amount of detail.
detail. Scanning at a higher resolution increases file size and processing
time, and it may only slightly increase the amount of detail.
Print Quality Issues
This section provides tips for resolving problems concerning print quality issues.