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Operating system |
Windows NT / 2000 |
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Symptoms |
Dual copies of multiple jobs become unsynchronized while imaging in Economy mode. | ||
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Cause |
When making two copies of multiple jobs in Economy mode, the imaging of the two copies becomes unsynchronized after the failure of one of the jobs. For example, if the first copy of a job fails, that job is cancelled and nothing will be imaged on plate one. The device will continue to image plate two with the first copy of the next job. This means that for all subsequent imaging operations, the second copy of one job will be imaged with the first copy of the next job. |
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Solution |
To get the imaging sequence back into
synchronization:
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Date submitted |
September 30, 2002 |
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