Canon multipass c5500 사용자 설명서

Chapter 10

The printed output is

There may be a communication

Make sure the computer 

not what you expected

problem between the MultiPASS and the application are 
and your computer.

configured correctly for 
communicating with the
MultiPASS.

The interface cable may not

Check the interface cable’s 

be securely connected to the 

connections.

MultiPASS and the computer.

The interface cable may not 

Make sure you are using a

be the correct type.

bi-directional parallel interface 
cable that is less than 6 feet 
(2 m) long.

You may not be using the

Make sure you have

correct printer driver.

selected the MultiPASS
printer in your application.

Another hardware device or

Disconnect the peripheral

software application is 

device and uninstall or remove

attempting to communicate

any software associated with

with the same parallel port 

this device and any software

to which the MultiPASS is 

communicating with the 

connected.

parallel port.

You may not have the best

Try selecting Coated Paper for

media type selected.

the Media Type rather than
Plain Paper. See page 2-9.

Previous software settings

Make sure the MultiPASS

may not be cleared.

was cleared of the previous 
software settings before the 
print job started. See the 
application’s documentation.

Printout does not

Paper may not be loaded

Make sure the paper is loaded

match paper size

and aligned correctly in

and aligned correctly. See

the sheet feeder.

page 2-19.

The application’s page

Make sure the paper size and

size and margin settings

margin set in your application

may be incorrect.

are correct for the paper in the
sheet feeder.

The selected printer driver

Make sure you select the

may be incorrect.

MultiPASS printer in your
application.

The MultiPASS suspends 

The print head may have 

Stop your print operation

print after every line is 

become too hot. If this happens, and wait several minutes to

printed

the MultiPASS may be slowing

allow the unit to cool. Then

its print speed at the end of each start your operation again.
line to protect the print head.