My Rimage is not printing. It will take up the media, put in the printer, start up the process only to kick it back out and claim it completed the print. I know it has been working because it used to have a DDE transaction problem between Adobe Reader 11 but I fixed that and it printed fine, but it just stopped all of a sudden.

SOURCE: sharp ar-m276 printing error message

There is a known problem with adobe 7 printing on this model. Unistall the PCL6 driver and re-install it using the PCL5e driver instead. This will fix your problem.

SOURCE: R1800 printer problem

I fixed the problem, the PW and Ink Mark sensors needed cleaning. I was able to access and remove both sensors after removing the printer housing, and moving the print head to the far left. There's enough space to unscrew the cover for the sensors, and unplug them with needle nose pliers and a couple fingers, clean them both, dry them, re-install, etc.. all is well now after some re-alignment procedures with the epson factory service program.

SOURCE: can't print pdf's from adobe reader 8.x

Hello romdos. This forum"FIXYA" takes a dim view of peple like me who try to help people. Unless the help I provide is ironclad perfect advice. But they can kick my "rating' of expertise down a notch or two. I prefer helping folks if I can. :-) I see two potential problems with your scenario. First, Adobe Reader 8 is so far been notoriously problematic as they basically pushed out this new version with a smile on their face saying "they will find a way it work" referring basically to the rest of the world's app and software providers. Second, and you may be ahead of me on this, The Canon 2200 is .....well..... right their on the cusp of being called old.3 years is almost an eternity when it comes t technology.But Canon it great about maintaining support as far as updating their print drivers The possible sticking point is the part that requires a technician to come in and hook his laptop up and updating the FIRMWARE on the device itself. This, as you may know,is the instruction set the copier uses to interpret the commands and data it recieves,and to accurately respond to those commands. As new applications arise and commands and requests are made that no software engineer could have possibly anticipated when the copier was introduced to market , a service tech must go in and "flash" (reprogram) the copier so it knows how to handle/respond data and commands that could never have been anticipated. So we have new versions of programs, new potential capabilities,new drivers that should be loaded by the end user, and the distinct possibility that a technician may need to install a new operational program that gives the copier definitions and answers to questions that did not exist mere months ago. The answer to your question, Im afraid is not simple. If you choose to critique my answer to you question I encourage you to be honest,but leave mu nuts in tact .I have told you the truth,but I could not "fixya". But I bet I explaimed the big picture better than alot of these knottheads who cherry pick customer's question to make sure they get a good grade. I just hope I heped ya. Take care..........SPINAL.........

kevin gabrik

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• Posted on Nov 14, 2008

SOURCE: Rimage Everest

Rimage has made alot improvements with their latest Everest 600 printer when it comes to color density and accuracy (the Everest II is now 2 genereations old).



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SOURCE: Error: Printing data is inaccurate, printing processing is stopped

I got the same error with another type of sharp photocopier AR-M257

My error, I was installing the wrong driver.
I installed the Sharp driver with the PS at the end.

You can download from here depending the version of the Windows you have
http://www.sharpusa.com/products/business/copiers/business_copiers_drivers/


Good luck!!