Xerox 4850 HighLight Color User manual

XEROX
Xerox 4850/4890 HighLight Color
Laser Printing Systems
Message Guide
Version 5.0
November 1994
720P93620

Xerox Corporation
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Table of contents
Introduction v
Conventions v
1. COMPRESS (CP) command messages 1-1
2. Data Capture Utility (DCU) messages 2-1
System failure or reload messages 2-6
3. Disk Save and Restore (DSR) messages 3-1
4. File Conversion Utility (FCU) messages 4-1
5. General floppy utility (FLF) messages 5-1
FLF messages 5-15
6. Forms compilation (FD) messages 6-1
7. Host Interface Processor (HIP) messages 7-1
8. Interpress font utility (IFU) messages 8-1
9. Operating system software (OSS) messages 9-1
OS level 0: Confirmation messages 9-1
OS level 1: Informational messages 9-10
OS level 2: Routine maintenance messages 9-41
OS level 3: Printer problem messages 9-66
OS level 4: System or tape problem messages 9-71
OS level 6: Job integrity problem messages 9-75
OS level 7: System problem messages 9-96
OS level 8: Probable severe software errors 9-101
OS level 9: Probable severe hardware errors 9-107
10. Job source library compilation (PDL) messages 10-1
11. PURGE (PG) command messages 11-1
12. Printer subsystem controller (PSC) command messages 12-1
13. Queue management (QM) messages 13-1
14. SCALE command messages 14-1
15. Status file creation utility (SFC) command messages 15-1
16. Status file services (SFS) command messages 16-1
17. System verification error messages 17-1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
18. Interpress (IP) error messages 18-1
Appearance error messages 18-2
Appearance warning messages 18-4
Appearance warning: 18-5
Appearance warning (page n): 18-5
Fatal error messages 18-7
Fatal Error: 18-7
Fatal Error (page n): 18-8
Informational messages 18-11
Master error messages 18-14
Master warning messages 18-21
Page error messages 18-21
System problem messages 18-22
System Problem: 18-22
System Problem (page n): 18-23
19. Finishing configuration (FCG) messages 19-1
20. HARDCOPY graphics printing (PR) command messages 20-1
21. HSPP or SDI messages 21-1
Appendix A-1
A. Abbreviations A-1
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Introduction
The Xerox 4850/4890 HighLight Color Laser Printing System
Message Guide provides a description of all messages that may
appear on your system controller display or printed summary
sheet, and the appropriate action or actions to take, if any are
required.
This guide is intended for users who have some experience using
a Xerox laser printing system (LPS).
Conventions
This guide uses the following conventions:
<> Angle brackets are used for names of keys.
Bold Bold is used for text you enter.
italics Italics is used for variable information and names of books.
UPPERCASE Uppercase letters are used for command names.
<ENTER> Use the <ENTER> key to execute commands.
function key Press the function key to invoke the specified action. Do not
also press <ENTER>.
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1. COMPRESS (CP)
command messages
COMPRESS (CP) command messages may appear during the
process of compressing the system disk.
This chapter lists and describes each CP message and provides
the appropriate actions to take as required. Refer to your Xerox
4850/4890 HighLight Color LPS Command Reference for
additional information.
CP1010 COMPRESS now restoring the print file
You entered the COMPRESS command. The process has moved
the print file to a different area of the system disk.
Action None.
CP1020 NOW PROCESSING DP0:
CP1030 NOW PROCESSING DP1:
CP1040 NOW PROCESSING DP2:
CP1050 NOW PROCESSING DP3:
You entered the COMPRESS command. The system is currently
compressing the indicated disk pack unit.
Action None.
CP1800 COMPRESS processor aborting.
You entered the ABORT command during the compress process.
The system disk is partially compressed.
Action None.
CP1900 Insufficient working memory for COMPRESS.
Not enough dynamic memory exists for the compress process.
Action Contact your service representative to obtain additional memory
capacity.
CP2700 Invalid keyin.
You entered the COMPRESS command incorrectly.
Action Reenter the command correctly.
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COMPRESS (CP) COMMAND MESSAGES
CP2710 Keyins are not allowed at this time.
The compress process started, and the system cannot process
any other commands at this time.
Action 1. Wait for the compress process to complete.
2. Reenter the command.
CP2720 Invalid start command.
You entered the COMPRESS command incorrectly.
Action Reenter the command correctly.
CP9100 File integrity error. Edit and print CPR000.TMP
The system detected a sector that was allocated multiple times
and terminated the compress function. The system lists the
sector in a special file (CPR000.TMP).
Action 1. Print the CPR000.TMP error log to locate the problem.
2. Call your service representative and be prepared to provide
the information contained in the log.
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2. Data Capture Utility
(DCU) messages
Data Capture Utility (DCU) records console activity such as
message displays and operator keyins, and allows a redisplay or
printout of this data. You can use the DCU to track and monitor
system activity, and as a training tool. It is also helpful in
analyzing system problems.
DCU messages may appear when entering DCU commands,
capturing data, or playing back console activity. This chapter lists
and describes each DCU message and provides appropriate
actions to take as required. Refer to the Xerox 4850/4890
HighLight Color LPS Command Reference for additional
information on DCU commands.
DC0100 Reminder set to nminutes for device(s): CONSOLE
You entered the DCU CAPTURE command with the REMINDER
option or you entered the DCU REMINDER command. Your
requested reminder message is in effect for n minutes. The
default value for the reminder period is 60 minutes.
Action None.
DC0130 DCU capturing CONSOLE for ndays
You entered the DCU CAPTURE command. All console data is
currently being captured and retained on the system for ndays.
Action None.
DC0140 Reminder OFF for device(s): CONSOLE
You entered DCU REMINDER OFF or DCU REMINDER 0. All
reminders are now off for the console device.
Action None.
DC1020 DCU disconnecting all devices, and initializing all files
You entered the DCU RESET command and responded with Yes
to the confirmation prompt. All devices are being disconnected
and all captured data is being deleted. Data Capture is now off.
Action None.
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DATA CAPTURE UTILITY (DCU) MESSAGES
DC1030 DCU exiting.
You entered the DCU EXIT command and responded with Yes to
the confirmation prompt. DCU has now stopped capturing data.
Action None.
DC1040 DCU formatting to console: CONSOLE
You entered the DCU FORMAT CONSOLE DISPLAY command.
This message indicates formatting is taking place and is being
output to the console.
Action None.
DC1041 DCU formatting to printer: CONSOLE
You entered DCU FORMAT CONSOLE PRINT. Formatting is
taking place and is being output to the printer.
Action None.
DC1045 DCU formatting stopped. No captured data to format.
You entered the DCU FORMAT command. The requested
captured data was not present in the DCU database because it
was deleted or because the DCU was inactive for the specified
time.
Action Enter DCU CAP to restart DCU capturing if DCU was turned off.
DC1060 Data capturing is currently inactive
You entered the DCU SHOW STATUS command when DCU was
turned off.
Action Enter DCU CAP to restart DCU capturing.
DC1080 DCU disconnecting from device: CONSOLE
This informative message displays in response to a DCU
CAPTURE OFF command.
Action None.
DC1090 Invalid DCU command: Retention period >40 days
You entered the DCU CAPTURE command with a retention
period greater than 40 days. The command was rejected.
Action Reenter the command using a retention period of 40 days or
less.
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DATA CAPTURE UTILITY (DCU) MESSAGES
DC1091 Invalid DCU command: Invalid reminder period!!!
You entered a DCU REMINDER or CAPTURE command and
specified a reminder period greater than 254 minutes. The
command was rejected.
Action Reenter the command using a reminder period of 254 minutes or
less.
DC1092 Invalid DCU command: Invalid date or time
You entered a DCU FORMAT command with an invalid date or
time parameter. The command was rejected.
Action Reenter the command with a valid date or time, using correct
syntax.
DC1093 Invalid DCU command: Too many parameters
You entered too many parameters or keystrokes. The command
was rejected.
Action Reenter the command correctly.
DC1094 Invalid DCU command: Invalid device name
You entered a device name other than CONSOLE or CON. The
command was rejected.
Action Reenter the command using the correct device name.
DC1095 Invalid DCU command: Syntax error
The syntax you used is incorrect, and the command was rejected.
Action Reenter the command correctly.
DC1096 Invalid DCU command: CONSOLE logging task NOT running
You entered the DCU CAPTURE OFF command when DCU is
already off. The command was rejected.
Action None.
DC1097 Invalid DCU command: No device being captured
You entered a DCU REMINDER command that has no meaning
because data capturing was turned off.
Action None.
DC1100 DCU FORMAT request was unsuccessful
You entered a DCU FORMAT command. This is the final display
after an error was encountered.
Action None.
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DATA CAPTURE UTILITY (DCU) MESSAGES
DC1110 DCU processing stopped due to DCU internal problem
You entered the DCU FORMAT command. Formatting cannot
proceed because of any of the following internal problems: disk
error, corrupted data, corrupted files, or insufficient disk space.
Action Enter DCU RESET to purge the corrupted data and then enter
DCU CAPTURE to restart DCU capturing.
DC1111 DCU processing stopped due to file I/O problem.
The DCU detected a severe I/O problem and failed to access any
of the needed files.
Action Contact your service representative.
DC1120 DCU FORMAT request completed successfully.
You entered a DCU FORMAT command. Formatting was
completed.
Action None.
DC1130 Deletion done through date.
You entered DCU DELETE date. All files through the date
indicated have been deleted.
Action None.
DC1150 There is no captured data available
You entered a DCU SHOW LOG or DCU SHOW DATES
command for which there is no captured data (captured data was
deleted).
Action None.
DC1160 DCU processing stopped due to disk full condition.
You entered a DCU FORMAT CONSOLE PRINT command and
formatting has stopped because there is not enough disk space
to store the formatted data.
Action Purge the unwanted files on the system, then retry the
command.
DC1700 Logging task active capturing device: CONSOLE
You previously invoked a reminder by entering the REMINDER or
CAPTURE command. DCU is active capturing console data.
Action None.
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DATA CAPTURE UTILITY (DCU) MESSAGES
DC2000 WARNING: Setting ALL reminder messages OFF.
You entered the DCU REM ALL OFF command. This message is
used to confirm that the system is deactivating the reminder for
all devices (currently, the system only supports the console
device).
Action None.
DC2010 Warning: This will cause all captured data to be lost
Confirm [y/n]:
You entered the DCU RESET or DCU DELETE ALL command and
responded Y to the first confirmation prompt. This message
warns you that all captured data will be deleted and it provides
you one final opportunity to cancel the deletion.
Action Enter Yto complete or Nto cancel the deletion.
DC2020 Invalid response. Please try again. Confirm [Y/N]:
This message indicates you did not enter a valid response to the
confirmation prompt.
Action Enter Yto complete or Nto cancel command processing.
DC2030 Enter ‘DCU HELP’ for the DCU Command Help Menu.
You entered DCU without any parameters or options.
Action Refer to the Command Help Menu for the correct action.
DC6020 DCU CONSOLE unable to recover its context.
Disconnect from device CONSOLE.
DCU detected a corrupted context file and can no longer access
previously captured data. The context files for DCU were
reinitialized. All previously captured data has been deleted.
Action None.
DC6030 Disk full condition:
Disconnect from device CONSOLE.
DCU was unable to create a new capture file because the file
system is full. Data capture is now off. Due to the disk full
condition, this error message is not captured.
Action 1. Perform one of the following actions:
• Delete unnecessary files;
• Compress the disks;
• Reduce the retention period.
2. Enter DCU CAP to restart DCU capturing.
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DATA CAPTURE UTILITY (DCU) MESSAGES
DCU Task version number: version number
CONLOG Task version number: version number
The system displays these messages after you enter a DCU
SHOW VERSION command.
Action Record the versions of the DCU task names (DCU and
CONLOG) if you need to report them to your service
representative.
System failure or reload messages
System failure or reload messages usually begin with variable
text regarding system failure or reload.
This section lists the text of the message in alphabetical order.
<Secure data>
This text replaces the password when you use the long form of
the LOG command. It prevents passwords from being captured
and subsequently redisplayed or printed.
Action None.
##############################
<System CRASH recovery:> Some CONSOLE messages may
have been lost.
##############################
This message is inserted into the capture file whenever a system
rollover occurs. It is possible that not all CONSOLE activity was
captured prior to the failure.
Action None.
##############################
<System RELOAD recovery:> Some CONSOLE messages may
have been lost
##############################
This message is inserted into the capture file when you reboot
the system by pressing the Boot button. It is possible that not
all CONSOLE activity was captured prior to the failure.
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3. Disk Save and Restore (DSR)
command messages
These messages may appear when you use Disk Save and Restore
(DSR) commands to save all disk files on tape or restore all files
to system disk from tape.
This chapter lists and describes each DSR message and provides
appropriate actions to take as required. Refer to your Xerox
4850/4890 HighLight Color LPS Command Reference for more
information on DSR commands.
DS1010 Save process complete
You entered the DSR command. The system completed backing
up the system disk on tape.
Action None.
DS1020 Saving DP0:
DSR is saving information on disk drive 0.
Action None.
DS1030 Saving DP1:
DSR is saving information on disk drive 1.
Action None.
DS1040 Saving DP2:
DSR is saving information on disk drive 2.
Action None.
DS1050 Saving DP3:
DSR is saving information on disk drive 3.
Action None.
DS2010 Mount ready DSR tape
You entered the DSR command without mounting a save tape.
Action Mount the save tape and reenter the command.
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DISK SAVE AND RESTORE (DSR) COMMAND MESSAGES
DS2020 Mount ready DSR volume nnn
The DSR process requires more than one save tape. The system
encountered the end of volume (EOV) label.
Action Mount the additional save tape.
DS3010 Invalid parameter . . . DSR aborted
You entered an incorrect density parameter with the DSR
command. The system terminated the DSR task.
Action Reenter the command as DSR or DSR 6250. No other
parameters are accepted.
DS8010 Tape error n. . . DSR aborted
The system encountered a device error from which it was unable
to recover after several attempts. The system terminated the
DSR task.
Action 1. Clean the tape drive and retry the task. Refer to the Xerox
4850/4890 HighLight Color LPS Operator Guide for
instructions.
2. If the problem continues, replace the save tape.
DS8030 Tape is write protected
The save tape does not have a write-enable ring. The system
cannot copy data to the tape and aborts the DSR task.
Action 1. Add a write-enable ring to tape.
2. Reenter the DSR command.
DS8040 6250 not supported, defaulting to 1600
You entered the DSR command, but your system does not
support a recording density of 6250 bpi. The system will record
at 1600 bpi.
Action None.
DS9010 Disk error n. . . DSR aborted
The system encountered a disk error from which it was unable to
recover after several attempts. The DSR task is aborted.
Action Contact your service representative.
DS9020 DSR aborted
The DSR task aborted due to a hardware error.
Action 1. Retry the DSR task.
2. If the problem continues, contact your service representative.
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DISK SAVE AND RESTORE (DSR) COMMAND MESSAGES
DS9030 File structure integrity error . . . DSR aborted
This message occurs during the DSR process of saving disk files
to tape. The system encountered blocks that were not allocated
or were allocated multiple times. The DSR process was canceled.
Action 1. Enter the COMPRESS command.
2. If the compress procedure fails, reformat the disk. Refer to
your Xerox 4850/4890 HighLight Color LPS Operator Guide.
DS9040 System error . . . DSR aborted
An unspecified hardware error caused the DSR task to abort.
Action 1. Retry the DSR task.
2. If the problem continues, contact your service representative.
DS9050 File structure integrity error on n. . . DSR aborted
The disk drive you specified has a corrupted file structure. A
format is required.
Action Reformat the system disk. Refer to your Xerox 4850/4890
HighLight Color LPS Operator Guide.
DS9070 Tape or cartridge not in system or offline
The tape or cartridge you specified is offline or does not exist.
Action Make sure you are specifying the correct tape or cartridge and
retry the command.
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4. File Conversion Utility
(FCU) messages
File Conversion Utility (FCU) messages may appear during the
process of converting logos (.LGO), forms (.FRM), and graphic
(.IMG) files to their respective monochrome color formats.
This chapter lists and describes each FCU message and provides
the appropriate actions to take as required. For more detailed
information on FCU, consult the Xerox 4850/4890 HighLight
Color LPS Command Reference.
FC1170 Converted file name successfully
The system has converted a black-only printer resource file (LGO,
FRM, or IMG) into its monochrome file format.
Action Change the ink catalog or palette in the command to
Xerox/Simple.
FC1180 Converting file name . . .
You entered a correct FCU command. This message appears on
the system controller display to notify you that the conversion
started.
Action None.
FC1190 Locating file name . . .
The system is locating the printer resource file (LGO, IMG, FRM).
Action None.
FC6000 Task aborted, insufficient information to process
You entered an FCU command without qualified parameters.
Action Check the syntax of the command and retry.
FC6005 Task aborted, XEROX/SIMPLE palette is required.
You attempted to convert an .IMG or .IM6 file. You entered an
ink catalog or palette other than Xerox/Simple. The task is
aborted.
Action None.
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FILE CONVERSION UTILITY (FCU) MESSAGES
FC6010 Task aborted, missing file name
You entered an FCU command without providing the name of
the file.
Action Reenter the command and specify the name of the file.
FC6020 Task aborted, missing file type
You entered an FCU command without providing the file type.
Action Reenter the command and specify the file type.
FC6030 Task aborted, invalid ink name
You specified the ink-name parameter using an invalid format or
character.
The correct formats are as follows:
’ink-catalog-name.palette-name.ink-name’
’palette-name.ink-name’
’ink-name’
’catalog-name . . ink-name’
The valid characters are as follows:
space
‘A’ . . . ’Z’
’a’ . . . ’z’
’0’ . . . ’9’
Action Reenter the command specifying the proper ink name.
FC6040 Task aborted, invalid option
You incorrectly entered the optional NOSUBSTITUTION
parameter.
Action Reenter the parameter as either NOSUBSTITUTION or NOS. The
system then reprocesses the file.
FC6050 Task aborted, file not found
The file you want to convert does not exist in the system.
Action Make sure you are specifying the correct filename and retry the
command.
FC6060 Task aborted, invalid file type
You entered an FCU command which does not contain an
allowable file type.
Action Retry the command specifying the correct file extension (.FRM,
.IMG, or .LGO).
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