hallockracing94

Fast t-jet3 load light lite and error light flashing 2 times then a pause then error light flashes 2x's and a pause etc.... any thoughts


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awksc

is this when you have a job queued or when it boots up

 

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hallockracing94

when pprinting the job

 

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awksc

when the load light is blinking it means the data is spooling over. I would reboot everything first and clean out your windows temp directory. How big is the file you are printing? How many usb devices do you have connected to the computer?

 

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hallockracing94

The file is 70.18MB, 3usb devices cleaned out windows temp directory, shut computer down and t-jet3 down , started it bACK UP RELOADED JOB and now started to print get

 

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hallockracing94

I cleaned out windows temp directory, 3 usb connected (dongle, mouse, tjet3) . reboot everything t-jet3 & computer. started everything back up RELOADED and ink & error light are both flashing in middle of print below is the log from the job?


PROGRESS:73% done
[Output]: [USB Port]: GetOverlappedResult Failed on write: 31
[Output]: Write failed
[Output]: [USB Port]: Closed.
[Output]: [USB Port]: Total Time in seconds: 45
[Output]: [USB Port]: Total Number of Bytes Sent: 14104512
[Output]: Output thread done
[Print]: Print job canceled
[Print]: Waiting for output thread
[ERROR] Untitled1_tile_0 Abnormal Termination
[INFO] Untitled1_tile_0 Printing Complete
[INFO] Untitled1_tile_0 Spooling
[INFO] Untitled1_tile_0 Spooling Complete
Job Processing aborted
[Process]: ProcessJob thread aborted
[PROCESSING] End: 68420744
****File closed (05/10/2009, 15:34:42)****

 

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awksc

I would try printing a smaller file and see if that works or reduce the size of the file you need to print. I had that happen before, the problem I think is due to that fact that the printer uses your computers memory. I would make sure you don't have any other programs running when you print.

 

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