Sony UPA-PC110 User manual

Digital Photo
System
3-206-324-11(1)
UPA-PC110
Operating Instructions Version 1.00
© 2001 Sony Corporation

Owner’s Record
The model and serial numbers are located in the rear.
Record these numbers in the spaces provided below. Refer
to them whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding
this product.
Model No. Serial No.
WARNING
To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not
expose the unit to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open
the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified
personnel only.
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
For the customers in the U.S.A
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with
the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference when the
equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential
area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own
expense.
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not
expressly approved in this manual could void your authority
to operate this equipment.
The shielded interface cable recommended in this manual
must be used with this equipment in order to comply with the
limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of
FCC Rules.
English

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Table of Contents
Overview............................................................................. 4
Important Features ..................................................................4
Operating Instructions.............................................................4
Accessory Check List ....................................................... 5
Parts and Controls ............................................................ 6
Front View ..............................................................................6
Back View...............................................................................7
Connections....................................................................... 8
Connecting the Power Cord ....................................................8
Connecting Peripheral Devices...............................................8
Starting Up and Shutting Down ..................................... 10
Starting Up ............................................................................10
Shutting Down ......................................................................10
Setting Media ................................................................... 11
Using Memory Sticks............................................................11
Using a CompactFlash Card .................................................11
Using a SmartMedia Card.....................................................12
Using PC Cards.....................................................................12
Using a Floppy Disk .............................................................12
Using a CD-ROM or CD-R ..................................................13
Appendix .......................................................................... 15
Precautions ............................................................................15
Troubleshooting ....................................................................18
Specifications ........................................................................23

Accessory Check List
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Important Features
Touch Panel Display
The touch-panel display allows you to touch the
display directly for easy operation.
Variety of Media Supported
Image data can be read from a variety of different
media, including those primarily used with digital
cameras: Memory Stick, CompactFlash, and
SmartMedia. Digital images can also be read from
storage media commonly used with computers: floppy
disks, PC cards, and CD-ROMs.
CD-R Drive Provided
The built-in CD-R drive reads CD-ROM data at 24×
speed and writes to CD-Rs at 8×speed, allowing you
to write image data to CD-Rs as well as read from
standard CD-ROMs.
Note
Use a new CD-R. You cannot write to a CD-R that has
been written to, or to a CD-RW.
Multiple Interface Options
The unit is equipped with SCSI and USB interfaces, as
well as parallel, serial, and LAN connectors, allowing
it to be incorporated into a wide variety of system
environments.
Overview
Operating Instructions
This document consists of the following sections:
•Parts Names and Their Functions
•Connections
•Starting Up and Shutting Down
•Setting Media
•Troubleshooting
For more details about how to use the software made
for use with this system, please refer to the User’s
Guide. The following storage media names are
trademarks of their respective owners.
•Memory Stick and MagicGate Memory Stick are
trademarks of Sony Corporation.
•CompactFlash is a trademark of SanDisk
Corporation.
•SmartMedia is a registered trademark of Toshiba
Corporation.
Thank you for purchasing this product. Before you begin, we would like to describe the main features of this
product and give an overview of these Operating Instructions.

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Accessory Check List
Make sure that you have everything.
•Power cord 1
•SCSI cable 1
•Operating Instructions 1 (this manual)
•CD eject pin 1
Note
Save the box and packing material. Do not discard
these items. You may need them again to pack the
printer for moving or shipping to another location.

Parts and Controls
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Parts and Controls
Front View
COMPACT FLASH
SMART MEDIA
MEMORY STICKPC CARD
FLOPPY DISK
CD
91 2
87 6 5 4
3
1Power lamp
Lights green with the power to the operation panel is
switched on.
Note
Does not light when only the main power is switched
on.
2Display
Displays the user interface panel. The screen is a
touch-panel so the user can touch the display directly
to perform selections. The angle of the display can also
be adjusted from 0 (horizontal) to 65 degrees. Hold the
top of the display and then gently adjust the angle.
Note
When you adjust the angle, be careful to avoid
touching the Power switch (page 7) on the back of the
display.
3CompactFlash card slot
Holds a CompactFlash with stored image data.
4SmartMedia slot
Holds a SmartMedia card with stored image data.
5Floppy disk drive
Insert a floppy disk with stored image data into this
drive.
6Memory Stick slot
Holds a Memory Stick with stored image data.
7CD-R drive
Holds a CD-R to read image data stored on a CD-
ROM, or record data on a CD-R.
8PC card (Type II) slot
Holds a Type II PC card with stored image data.
User interface
panel
Operation panel
0o(Level)
65o

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Note
To avoid loss of image data or damage to the main
unit, never attempt to mount a Memory Stick,
Compact Flash card, Smart Media card, or SD card by
inserting it in a PC card type adapter setting it into the
PC card slot.
1AC power connector
Connects the provided AC power cord.
2Main power switch
Switch ON/OFF to switch the main power on and off.
Note
Never switch the main power switch off when the
operation panel power lamp is on.
3LAN Connector (RJ-45 Type)
Connects to a LAN cable. Currently not used but
provided for expanded applications in the future.
4RS-232C connector (D-Sub 9-pin)
Connects to a credit card reader or other reader device.
Currently not used but provided for expanded
applications in the future.
BackView
USB
LAN
I
O
RS-232C
SCSI
PARALLEL
AC IN
86
543 21
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5Parallel connector (D-Sub 25-pin)
Connects a printer to receipts.
6SCSI connector (Half-pitch 50-pin)
Connects to a UP-DR100 or UP-D70AP Printer, or a
UY-S90 Film Scanner.
7USB connector
Connects to USB devices. Currently not used but
provided for expanded applications in the future.
8Power switch
After switching the main power switch on, switch this
power switch on to start the unit.
9Speaker
A sound is emitted when you touch the display.

Connections
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Connections
Connecting the Power Cord
Connect the provided power cord to the AC power
connector on the back of the unit, and then connect the
plug to a power outlet.
USB
LAN
I
O
RS-232C
SCSI
PARALLEL
AC IN
Connecting Peripheral Devices
The peripheral devices shown below can be connected
to the unit.
Note
To prevent causing a fire or damage to the system,
never attempt to connect any peripheral device other
than those specified.
UP-DR100
UP-D70AP
UY-S90
COMPACT FLASH
SMART MEDIA
MEMORY STICKPC CARD
FLOPPY DISK
CD
Parallel Devices
A printer for receipts can be connected to the parallel
connector. For details about compatible printers,
contact a Sony Authorized Dealer. For details about
how to connect the printer for receipts, refer to the
instructions provided with the printer.
RS-232C (Serial) Devices
A credit card reader and other read devices can be
connected to the RS-232C connector. Currently not
used but provided for expanded applications in the
future.
SCSI Devices
The devices listed below can be connected to the SCSI
connector. For details about connection, refer
“Connecting a Peripheral Device to the SCSI
Interface”.
•UP-DR100 (printer)
* Up to two units can be connected.
•UP-D70AP (8 ×10 size compatible printer)
•UY-S90 Film Scanner
•Flatbed Scanner
For more details about what devices can be connected,
contact a Sony Authorized Dealer.
Connecting a Peripheral Device to the
SCSI Interface
This section describes how to connect a peripheral
device to the SCSI connector.
For details about the SCSI ID and terminator, refer to
the instructions that you received with the device.
Note
•Before connected the device to the unit, make sure
that the device and the unit are switched off.
•Connect the power cord last.
Power cord
(provided)
Power outlet
RS232C DeviceParallel Device
Parallel
SCSI
Device
RS232C
SCSI

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1Follow the procedure below to connect peripheral
device equipped with an SCSI interface to the unit.
USB
LAN
I
O
RS-232C
SCSI
PARALLEL
AC IN
Note
•Make sure that the connector of the SCSI cable is
inserted completely into the back of the unit.
•The length of the SCSI cable should not exceed
2.2 meters (7.2 ft.).
•If you are connecting only one SCSI device, use a
standard SCSI cable not longer than 1 meter (3.3
ft.).
•Set the SCSI IDs for peripheral devices as
follows.
-UP-DR100 (first) : 1
-UP-DR100 (second) : 2
-UP-D70AP : 3
-UY-S90 : 4
-Flatbed Scanner : 5
2Connect the power cord to the SCSI device.
Note
Switch on the peripheral devices first, then switch
on the main unit. For details about how to power
on the main unit, see “Starting Up”on page 10.
To the SCSI
connector
SCSI cable (provided)
SCSI device

Starting Up and Shutting Down
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Starting Up
1Make sure that the peripheral devices are switched
on, and then switch on the main switch at the user
interface panel on the back of the unit.
USB
LAN
I
O
RS-232C
SCSI
PARALLEL
AC IN
2Press the power switch on the back of the display.
The power lamp on the operation panel lights, and
the unit starts.
Starting Up and Shutting Down
Shutting Down
1Terminate software on the main unit as explained
in the instructions provided with the software.
When the software closes, the operation panel
power goes off as well.
2Make sure that the power lamp on the operation
panel is off, and then switch the main power switch
OFF.
3Switch off the peripheral devices.

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Setting Media
A variety of media listed below can be set in the drives
and slots provided on the user interface panel to read
image data stored on these media.
•Memory Stick
•CompactFlash cards
•SmartMedia cards
•PC Card (Type II)
•Floppy disk
•CD-ROMs
Note
•Be sure to back up all image data stored on media
before using it with this unit.
•To avoid loss of image data or damage to the main
unit, never attempt to mount a Memory Stick,
Compact Flash card, Smart Media card, SD card, or
Multimedia card by inserting it in a PC card type
adapter and setting it into the PC card slot.
Using Memory Sticks
1With the vmark on the Memory Stick facing up
and forward, insert the Memory Stick completely
into the slot.
2When you see a message that prompts you to
remove the Memory Stick, pull the Memory Stick
straight out.
Note
To prevent losing valuable data or damaging the
Memory Stick, never remove the Memory Stick
from the slot until the message prompts you to
remove it.
vmark
Using a CompactFlash Card
1With the vmark on the CompactFlash card facing
up and forward, insert the CompactFlash card
completely into the slot.
COMPACT FLASH
SMART MEDIA
2When you see a message that prompts you to
remove the CompactFlash, pull the CompactFlash
straight out.
Note
To prevent losing valuable data or damaging the
CompactFlash card, never remove the
CompactFlash card from the slot until the message
prompts you to remove it.
vmark
CompactFlash
card slot

Setting Media
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Using a SmartMedia Card
1With the terminals on the SmartMedia card facing
up, insert the card completely into the lower part of
the slot.
COMPACT FLASH
SMART MEDIA
2When you see a message that prompts you to
remove the SmartMedia card, pull the SmartMedia
card straight out.
Note
To prevent losing valuable data or damaging the
SmartMedia card, never remove the SmartMedia
card from the slot until the message prompts you to
remove it.
Using PC Cards
1With its label facing up, insert the PC card
completely into its slot.
Terminals
SmartMedia slot
Note
Push the PC card in completely. If the PC card is
not inserted completely, you may not be able to
read image data stored on the card.
2When the message prompts you to remove the PC
card, push in the eject button 1, and then pull the
PC card straight out 2.
1
2
Note
To prevent losing valuable data or damaging the
PC card, never remove the PC card from the slot
until the message prompts you to remove it.
Using a Floppy Disk
1Insert the floppy disk completely into the floppy
disk drive.
Label
Eject button

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2When the message prompts you to remove the
media, press the eject button 1, and then pull the
floppy disk from the drive 2.
2
1
Note
To prevent losing valuable data or damaging the
floppy disk, never remove the floppy disk from the
slot until the message prompts you to remove it.
Using a CD-ROM or CD-R
When the unit is ready to read image data from a CD-
ROM, or write image data to a CD-R, a message
prompts you to insert the media, and then the CD-R
drive tray opens automatically.
Setting a CD-ROM or CD-R
1Pull the tray out.
2While supporting the bottom of the tray with your
hand, center and set the disc on the tray and then
press down gently until you hear it click and lock
in place.
Note
•Never touch the lens.
•Never apply force to the tray.
3Gently push the tray into the unit until it locks in
place.
Eject button
Press here
Disc

Setting Media
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Removing a CD-ROM or CD-R
When CD-R access is completed , the CD-R drive tray
opens automatically.
1Pull the tray out.
2With one finger pressing down gently on the spool
of the tray, lift the disc off the tray.
3Gently push the tray into the unit until it locks in
place.

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Precautions
On safety
•Operate the unit on 100 to 120 V AC, 50/60 Hz only.
•Be careful not to set or drop any heavy objects on the
power cord, or to damage the power cord in any way.
Never operate this unit with a damaged power cord.
•Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet,
unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified
personnel before operating it any further.
•Never disassemble the unit.
•To disconnect the power cord, pull it out by the plug.
Never pull the power cord itself.
•When the unit is not going to be used for an extended
period of time, disconnect the power cord from the
wall outlet.
•Do not handle the unit roughly.
•To reduce the risk of electrical shock, always unplug
the unit from the electrical outlet before cleaning and
servicing the unit.
•Take care not to scratch or damage your unit’s LCD
screen.
•Your unit’s screen is made of glass. Do not drop or
submit your unit to external shock.
Installation
•Install the unit on a level surface. Do not install the
unit on a slant or on its side. Doing so could damage
the unit.
•Do not jar or drop the unit.
•Do not install the unit in any location that is subject
to:
- instability
- excessive dust
- extremely high or low temperatures
- vibration
- high humidity
- direct sunlight
•Do not block the ventilation holes on the unit. Doing
so could result in damage.
Condensation
If the unit is brought directly from a cold location to a
warm one or is placed in an extremely warm or humid
room, water droplets may form inside the unit. (This is
called “condensation.”) Using this unit in this
condition could cause it to operate incorrectly or even
damage the unit. If you think that condensation may
have formed inside the unit, allow time for it to
evaporate before using the unit.
Transporting the unit
Before transporting the unit, remove all media from
the slots and drives, then pack the unit carefully in the
original packing material and carton. If you do not
have the original packing material, pack the unit
carefully so that it will be able to withstand shocks and
impacts that may occur while it is being transported.
Cleaning
•Before cleaning the main unit, always switch off the
power and disconnect the power cord from the power
outlet.
•If the cabinet is extremely dirty, soak a clean cloth in
water, or a solution of water and a neutral detergent,
wring out the cloth, and then wipe the surface of the
cabinet. Next, wipe clean with a clean, dry cloth.
•To avoid damaging the surfaces of the unit, never use
thinner, benzene, alcohol, or any other type of
organic solvent to clean the unit.
•If the surface of the display is dirty, soak a clean
cloth in a solution of water and weak detergent, wring
the cloth thoroughly, then wipe clean the surface of
the display. Then use another clean, dry cloth to wipe
the screen dry.
Note
•Never apply detergent or other liquid cleanser
directly to the surface of the display.
•Never touch or strike the surface of the display with
a hard object.
Appendix

Appendix
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Restrictions on duplication
Pay special attention to the following when using this
unit to copy or duplicate material:
•Duplication of banknotes, coins, or securities is
prohibited and is subject to penalty.
•Duplication of blank certificates, licenses, passports,
private securities, unused postal stamps, etc., is
prohibited and is subject to penalty.
•Use of copyrighted pictures, photographs, writings,
and other material for any purpose other than your
personal enjoyment without the permission of the
copyright holder is not permitted.
Memory Stick, CompactFlash and
SmartMedia
This unit supports Memory Stick, CompactFlash and
SmartMedia. We recommend that you make a backup
of image data stored in any of these media before
using it with this unit.
A Memory Stick Types
Memory Stick is a removable, compact data storage
card that can be used with digital still cameras and
personal computers. Still images stored in a Memory
Stick can be easily displayed, overwritten or deleted.
There are two types of Memory Sticks: the Memory
Stick for general use, and the MagicGate Memory
Stick, which uses the MagicGate encryption
technology to protect copyrighted material.
Both the Memory Stick for general use and the
MagicGate Memory Stick can be used with this unit.
However, because this unit does not support the
MagicGate standard, data recorded by this unit will not
have MagicGate copyright protection.
Write-protecting Memory Stick data
In order to protect important data from accidental
erasure, the Memory Stick has a write-protect switch.
When the switch is in the lefthand position, data can be
written to or deleted from the Memory Stick, and the
Memory Stick can be initialized. When the switch is in
the righthand position, data in the Memory Stick can
be read, but cannot be written. When inserting a
Memory Stick into this unit in order to read data, slide
the write-protect switch to the protected state.
LOCK LOCK
SmartMedia
The parts of a SmartMedia card are shown below.
For details, either visit the SSFDC forum home page
or refer to the user manual provided with your card.
http://www.ssfdc.or.jp
Contacts Write-protect switch
Not write-
protected Write- protected
Label area
Contacts
Write-protect area
Index area
Example:

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Write-protecting SmartMedia data
In order to protect important data from accidental
erasure, a SmartMedia card can be write-protected to
prevent data from being written.
To do so, apply a write-protect sticker at the location
shown in the figure (the write-protect area).
•When a sticker is applied in the write-protect area,
the SmartMedia card cannot be used to store
photographs taken with a digital camera.
•To make it possible to write data to the card again,
simply remove the write-protect sticker.
•Do not attempt to re-use a sticker once you have
peeled it off. Doing so could damage the unit.
Compact Flash
The card can only be set in the slot in one direction. If
the card will not go into the slot smoothly, do not try to
force it. Instead, make sure that the card is oriented
correctly, with the vmark pointing towards the slot.
For details, refer to the user manual provided with
your card.
Direction of insertion
vmark
Notes on Using Media
•Before using any data storage media, be sure to
carefully read its user manual.
•When you purchase media, you must first initialize it
with a digital camera. If you initialize the media with
a personal computer or any device other than a digital
camera, this unit may not be able to read the image
data stored on the media.
•Do not attempt to use any media that is not specified
for use with this unit. Doing so could damage this
unit.
•Do not strike, bend or drop the media.
•Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the media.
•Do not get the media wet.
•Because the Memory Stick, Compact Flash, and
Smart Media are vulnerable to humidity, we
recommend that such media not be used under humid
conditions.
•Avoid storing or using media under the following
conditions:
- In a hot location, such as inside a hot car or outside
on a very hot day
- In direct sunlight
- In a humid location or where corrosion occurs easily
- In a location where the media could be exposed to
electrostatic discharge or electronic noise
•Do not touch the contacts on a Memory Stick or
SmartMedia card with your hands or bare metal.
•Always keep the media in its case when carrying or
storing it.
•When using a Memory Stick, CompactFlash card or
SmartMedia card, insert the media directly into the
corresponding slot. Do not place a Memory Stick,
CompactFlash card or SmartMedia card in a PC card
adapter. Doing so could cause the image data stored
in the card to be deleted or damaged.
•Do not remove the Memory Stick, Compact Flash, or
Smart Media, or turn off this unit while data is being
written to the media. Doing so could cause the data
that is being recorded to be deleted or damaged.
Write-protect sticker
Write-protect area

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Appendix
Troubleshooting
Unit does not operation
Before sending the unit out for servicing, check the items listed below. If you still cannot solve the problem,
contact your Sony Authorized dealer.
Problem Cause/Remedy
Power does not switch on (Power lamp does not light).
Power does not switch off.
Display not on or difficult to see.
Image data cannot be read.
Image data cannot be read from a CD-ROM or CD-R.
CD-R drive tray does not open.
cPower is not switched on.
Turn on the main power switch. (page 10)
cEven if the main power switch appears to be in the on position, it may not have been
pressed correctly.
Make sure that the power switch on the back of the display has been fully depressed.
(page 10)
cThe main unit may still be doing processing.
Wait a few moments for the main unit to stop processing
cAn abnormal condition may have caused the main unit to hang up.
On the back of the display, push the power switch in and hold for a few seconds, then
release the switch and continue operation.
cDepending on the display angle, the display may not be visible or may be difficult to see.
The display angle can be adjusted. Adjust the angle of the display to improve the display
appearance. (page 6)
cA mounted storage media does not contain any data.
Insert a storage media that contains image data.
cData has been recorded on a storage media in a format that the main unit does not
recognize.
Be sure to store image data in a format that the main unit can recognize. (page 23)
cThe PC card, Memory Stick, SmartMedia card, CompactFlash card, or floppy disk may
not be properly inserted.
Make sure that the storage media is fully inserted. (page 11)
cThe storage media may not be inserted in the correct direction.
Set the media in the direction shown on the operation screen.
cThe CD-ROM or CD-R may have been inserted with the label side (the printed side)
facing down.
Set the CD-ROM or CD-R with the label facing up.
cWhen a message appears prompting you to remove the media, or if the tray does not open
after operation is completed, insert the CD eject pin into the manual eject hole and press it
in to open the tray.
Manual eject slot CD eject pin

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Error Messages
If the unit malfunctions, a message is displayed on its screen. Read the message and follow the appropriate
procedure below to solve the problem.
Error Messages Displayed While Printing
For more details about using the unit connected with a printer, refer to the instructions provided with the printer.
Problem Cause/Remedy
A SCSI device connected to the main unit does not operate. cCheck all SCSI devices to confirm that they have been switched on.
Refer to the instructions provided with the SCSI device. Always switch on all SCSI devices
before you switch on the main unit. (page 8)
cCheck all SCSI devices and make sure that they are properly connected.
Make sure that the correct cable has been used to connect the SCSI device.
cCheck the SCSI device ID Settings.
Make sure that the IDs have been set correctly for all SCSI devices. (page 8)
Message Meaning/Solutions
COM ERROR
DOOR OPEN
JAMMING
MEDIA MISMATCH
MOTOR SENSOR TROUBLE
NO PAPER
NO RIBBON
PAPER END
PAPER TAG ERROR
RESERVE
cAn error occurred during communication between the unit and the printer.
Confirm the following:
•Printer power switch on.
•SCSI cable connection secure.
•SCSI ID assigned to the unit is not in use by another device.
•SCSI terminator is set correctly.
•Printer is online.
Then touch the [Retry] button.
If the same message appears again, touch the [Cancel] button to cancel the operation, shut
down the system, then switch the main unit and printer off and on.
cPrinter front door is open.
Close the printer front door. Push on the door to confirm that it is securely locked.
cPaper jammed in the printer.
Remove the jammed paper, then touch the [Retry] button to continue printing.
cThe print media loaded in the printer does not match the ink ribbon.
Use the ink ribbon provided with the print pack.
cA problem occurred with printer operation.
If the same message appears again after touching the [Retry] button, touch the [Cancel]
button to cancel the operation, then shut down the system and switch the main unit and the
printer off and on.
cNo print paper loaded in the printer.
Set paper and an ink ribbon in the printer.
cNo ink ribbon in the printer.
Set paper and an ink ribbon in the printer.
cNot enough copies loaded in the printer specified for the print job.
Load the allowed number of sheets in the printer and install the ink ribbon.
cCannot read the information from the IC seal on the paper loaded in the printer.
Replace the ink ribbon and paper in the printer with new ones.
cThe printer may be off line.
Confirm that the printer is not off line, then touch the [Retry] button. If the same message
appears again, touch the [Cancel] button to cancel the operation, shut down the system,
then switch the main unit and printer off and on.
(continued)

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Appendix
Message Meaning/Solutions
RIBBON END
RIBBON TAG ERROR
UNKNOWN ERROR
cThe ink ribbon loaded in the printer exceeded the specified number of prints.
Load the allowed number of sheets in the printer and install a new ink ribbon.
cThe ink ribbon loaded in the printer exceeded the specified number of prints during
printing.
Touch the [OK] button to stop the print job. Load fresh paper in the printer and install a
new ink ribbon.
cCannot read the information from the IC seal on the ink ribbon loaded in the printer.
Replace the ink ribbon and paper in the printer with new ones.
cAn error of unknown cause occurred.
Confirm that the connections at the unit and printer are secure, then touch the [Retry]
button. If the same message appears again, touch the [Cancel] button to cancel the
operation, shut down the system, then switch the main unit and printer off and on.
Error Messages Displayed While Scanning Photographs
For more details about using the unit connected with a scanner, refer to the instructions provided with the scanner.
Message Meaning/Solutions
SCANNER ERROR cAn error occurred during communication between the unit and the scanner.
Confirm the following:
•Scanner switched on.
•SCSI cable connected correctly.
•Different SCSI ID assigned to each device. (The same ID cannot be assigned to two
devices)
•SCSI terminator set correctly.
Touch the [Retry] button. If the same message is displayed again, touch the [Cancel]
button to cancel the operation, then shut down the system and switch the main unit and
scanner off and on.
Error Messages Displayed While Scanning Film
For more details about using the unit connected with a film scanner, refer to the instructions provided with the film
scanner.
Message Meaning/Solutions
AF_ERR
CHG_RST_CARRIER
CHG_RST_CHANGER
COVER_OPEN
FILM_FEED
FILM_IN
FILM_JAM
FLS_ERR: LAMP FAILURE
cAn abnormal condition inside the film scanner caused an error.
Touch the [Retry] button to continue the scanning job. If the same message appears again,
touch the [Cancel] button to cancell the operation, shut down the system, then switch the
main unit and film scanner off and on.
cA slide remains inside the carrier of the film scanner.
Touch the [Retry] button then remove the slide.
cAn abnormal condition in the changer carrier of the film scanner caused an error.
If the same message appears again after touching the [Retry] button, touch the [Cancel]
button to cancel the operation, then shut down the system and switch the main unit and
film scanner off and on.
cFilm scanner cover is open.
Close the film scanner cover.
cFilm jammed inside the film scanner.
Touch the [Retry] button, then remove the jammed film.
cFilm is still set in the film scanner.
Remove the film from the film scanner.
cFilm jammed inside the film scanner.
Touch the [Retry] button, then remove the jammed film.
cAn abnormal condition in the film scanner lamp caused an error.
Replace the lamp.