Xerox 4635 - Manual (Page 113)

OSS (OPERATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE) MESSAGES
OS1959 Partial set delivered to bin before switch occurred.
An incomplete set of printed output was sent to the current bin
before the system could complete your request to change to
another bin.
Action Check and discard, if incomplete, the set delivered to the first
bin.
OS1960 Print quality adjustment will cause partial set ejection.
This message is displayed if print quality adjustment will cause a
partial set to be ejected from the finishing module‘s compiler
tray.
Action None.
OS1961 Simplex feeding from tray 2 may cause incomplete print
quality adjustment.
Tray 2 does not have adequate capacity to perform a simplex
mode print quality adjustment (PQA) under certain conditions.
Action Select a different paper tray from which to feed your simplex
print job.
OS1962 The ‘PQA CONTINUE’ parameter is not allowed with the
current selections.
For the 4850 LPS, you have entered the PQA command with the
CONTINUE option, but have not met the requirements that allow
the CONTINUE keyword with PQA.
Action 1. Make sure you define the feeder trays containing the
required stock for PQA as current trays in a valid cluster.
2. With the dual stacker you must specify different output trays
for PQA and the print job. (Refer to your 4850 LPS Operator
Guide, chapter 6, “Running print jobs,” for more
information.)
OS1963 Print quality adjustment is already pending.
This message is displayed if a PQA command is entered while
another one is pending. The second PQA command is ignored.
Action Use PQA CANCEL to cancel the first (pending) PQA.
OS1964 No print quality adjustment is pending.
This message is displayed if you enter the PQA CANCEL
command when there is no print quality adjustment pending.
Action None.
OS1965 Print quality adjustment was unsuccessful.
For any of a number of reasons, print quality adjustment fails to
complete.
Action 1. Retry running PQA.
2. Contact your supervisor or Xerox Support if the message
continues to appear.
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