Printer Problem
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Printer Problem
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Having a problem with a Xerox Phaser 6110 which goes on to pause whenever I try to print and says somehing about 'unable to read document'.
I tried updating software but only managed to get a response when I re-installed the software package. This is obviously not a workable solution.
It won't do anything at all from the Windows PC which I re-installed Bonjour onto to try and fix it.
Any help appreciated.
OX10.4
Having a problem with a Xerox Phaser 6110 which goes on to pause whenever I try to print and says somehing about 'unable to read document'.
I tried updating software but only managed to get a response when I re-installed the software package. This is obviously not a workable solution.
It won't do anything at all from the Windows PC which I re-installed Bonjour onto to try and fix it.
Any help appreciated.
OX10.4
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Try setting a resolution of 600 dpi or less in File>Print...
I am told this is an OS 10.5 "new feature" that confuses the Microsoft applications if the resolution is too high.
Microsoft and Apple are working on it.
This seems to be a common problem. (I know you are on 10.4 but worth a try)
I am told this is an OS 10.5 "new feature" that confuses the Microsoft applications if the resolution is too high.
Microsoft and Apple are working on it.
This seems to be a common problem. (I know you are on 10.4 but worth a try)
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Have you checked what page size you're sending.
I know from experience that Xerox lasers can become very stroppy if you, for example, send a Word document in "US Letter" format, to a Xerox that's setup for A4. Same in terms of paper type (e.g. sending a "plain paper" job to a "heavy plain").
There are probably ways to set mismatch settings in firmware. But out of the box, Xeroxes can be fussy.
Disclaimer: My experience is with a 6250DX which is a somewhat different beast to a 6110.
Also, when you said you "tried updating software" .... I assume this is drivers on your Mac ?
If this is the case, would suggest you check Xerox support for printer firmware updates.
I know from experience that Xerox lasers can become very stroppy if you, for example, send a Word document in "US Letter" format, to a Xerox that's setup for A4. Same in terms of paper type (e.g. sending a "plain paper" job to a "heavy plain").
There are probably ways to set mismatch settings in firmware. But out of the box, Xeroxes can be fussy.
Disclaimer: My experience is with a 6250DX which is a somewhat different beast to a 6110.
Also, when you said you "tried updating software" .... I assume this is drivers on your Mac ?
If this is the case, would suggest you check Xerox support for printer firmware updates.
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Thanks,
Yes it is on a Mac.
Strange thing is that it worked straight away when I first plugged it in. Then it stopped working after a week or two.
Yes, the drivers were reinstalled from a new download.
Yes it is on a Mac.
Strange thing is that it worked straight away when I first plugged it in. Then it stopped working after a week or two.
Yes, the drivers were reinstalled from a new download.
