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Front-panel lights

The lights on the front panel provide the means for your day-to-day

“communication” with the plotter. They tell you the plotter’s current status and, if

there is an error, the nature of the error. In order to understand the meaning of each

combination of lights, you must use the table in this chapter, as in most cases you

would not be able to guess the meaning. You will therefore find this table

invaluable in troubleshooting.

This graphic Means ...

The nine lights on the plotter’s front panel.

This light is ON and STEADY.

This light is ON and FLASHING.

This light is OFF or this is the relevant light.

The state of this light is not relevant.

Pattern of lights Explanation

and Action

If no lights are on, you may have a power problem.

See chapter 9 for troubleshooting.

The current media selection is Plain. For an explanation

of which media types this means, see page 2–3.

Localization Note. Treat as new, although JKCT: some of the explanations/actions are

very similar to those in the Parrot QRG equivalent table.

Front-panel lights

Key to table

starting on the

Table

All lights off

Sequence of

explanations in

the table:

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Plain