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The image is upside
down.
Are you using a type of paper (tab
paper, punch paper, etc.) that can only
be loaded in a fixed orientation?
When the image size and paper size are the same but
the orientations are different, the orientation of the
image is automatically rotated to match the paper.
However, when the paper can only be loaded in a fixed
orientation, this may result in the image being printed
upside down. In this event, rotate the image 180
degrees before printing.
For the 180 degrees rotate setting, see "ROTATING
THE PRINT IMAGE 180 DEGREES (Rotate 180
degrees)" (page 38).
Is the correct binding position selected
for two-sided printing?
When two-sided printing is performed, every other page
is printed upside down when tablet binding is selected
for the binding position. Be sure to set the appropriate
binding position.
For two-sided printing and booklet-style and tablet-style
bindings, see "TWO-SIDED PRINTING" (page 27).
Many nonsense
characters are printed.
Is your computer or the machine in an
unstable state?
If little free space remains in the memory or hard drive of
your computer, or many jobs have been spooled on the
machine and it has little free memory remaining, printed
text may turn into nonsense characters. In this situation,
cancel printing, restart your computer and the machine,
and try printing again.
To cancel printing
Windows:
Double-click the printer icon that appears at the lower
right of the task bar and click "Cancel All Documents"
(or "Purge Print Documents") in the [Printer] menu.
Macintosh:
Double-click the name of the machine in the printer
list, select the job that you wish to delete, and delete
it. (In Mac OS 9, double-click the printer icon on the
desktop, select the print job that you wish to delete,
and delete it.)
At the machine:
See "CANCELING A PRINT JOB" (page 70).
If nonsense characters are still printed after restarting,
ask your administrator to lengthen the timeout setting of
"I/O Timeout" in the system settings (administrator).
➞ System Settings (Administrator) > "Printer Settings" >
"Interface Settings" > "I/O Timeout"
* If nonsense characters are still printed after taking the
above measures, remove and then reinstall the printer
driver.
Problem Point to check Solution
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