Erratic or unusual behavior.

A. The memory in the printer may have been corrupted. The printer will not
perform a full reset by simply cycling the power on the printer. To
perform a full (cold) reset, perform the following:
1. Turn off the printer power and press and hold the ON LINE button
while turning on the printer. When the display shows: COLD RESET,
then release the ON LINE button. When the printer displays: PS
READY, perform the following:
a. If a specific language is desired (e.g., PostScript, PCL5,
HPGL/2), then perform the following:
a
and then press and hold down the MENU button until
the display on the printer displays: SYS=AUTO.
ii. Press the + key until the desired selection is
displayed (e.g., SYS=AUTO, or SYS=HP-PCL, or
SYS=HP-GL/2, or SYS=POSTSCRIPT) and then press the
ENTER/RESET button. When the printer has finished
processing the change, the printer will be on line
and the printer will display the current language
emulation selected followed by the word: READY.
b. If this printer is a CCL600B (80611B), then perform the
following:
i. Press the ON LINE button to take the printer off line
and then press and hold down the MENU button until
the display on the printer displays: SYS=HP-PCL.
ii. Press the menu button until the printer displays:
PAGE PROTECT. Press the + key until the printer
displays: PAGE PROTECT = OFF. Press the ENTER/RESET
button.
iii. Press the menu button until the printer displays:
BANDING COMP. Press the + key until the printer
displays: BANDING COMP. = ON. Press the ENTER/RESET
button. Press the ON LINE button.
c. If there were other settings that needed to be set such as
serial communication settings (e.g., baud rate, number of
bits/parity, handshake), or paper sizes, then set those
accordingly.
B. There may be a problem with the communications.
1. Try printing from another application. If printing from Windows,
then try printing from DOS.
2. Try printing with another cable.
a. If using a serial cable, this printer requires using a null-
modem cable, 50 ft. or less (CalComp part number 17557-
0084). A straight-through cable with a null-modem adapter
(available at a local computer supply store) is acceptable.
b. If using a parallel cable, use a cable 10 ft. or shorter.
(CalComp part number 18735-0129).
3. Try printing from another computer.
