System comm init timeout. Interface board not detectedoblem?

Sounds like a communication issue between pcb and control unit? Could mean board is faulty or lead/plugs worn or damaged

make sure you have no network traffic for your printer and decrease the printing speed, and make sure you are using a free port not a used and default port for the service..

F9-88 = Print PCB to Main MFP Board Comm Timeout

You can clear this by turning your copier off and then on. Try turning it back on with the network cable unplugged, run your machine, then plug the network cable back in. If the error code comes back, its: 1) bad network cable 2) ungrounded electrical plug for copier or router 3) noise on network line 4) copier needs firmware update 5) replace the print board

u1100 is can comms system timeout. You can easily find out the rest yourself.

All On Board Diagnostic (OBD2) error codes are standard across all cars and you can google the code online to find the meaning.


Alternatively look online for a full list of OBD2 error codes and keep it in your garage.

that could be a bad power comm board whats the unit model ?

You need to press and hold Pause,press clear twice. Continue to hold pause until the display reads SERVICE MENU. Press any up arrow and select SYSTEM TEST. then press enter in the desired mode,then the display will scroll automatically though available options. You want the first option which is SYSTEM COMM TEST hit enter upon do so it will perform test to communicate with all module within the treadmill. If a module does not respond to the upper console the a error message will display.

A - From the Windows Mobile user interface:

1. Tap Start (the Windows Logo), then Settings.
2. Tap the System tab.
3. Tap the Power icon.
4. Tap the Advanced tab.

You can change the number of minutes before power is turned off when on battery and when on external power from there. You can also uncheck the "Turn off device if not used for" check box to disable the timeout entirely.


B - From the registry (useful for deploying the setting as a .reg file to the device, in case you have many MC9090 guns you are supporting or you are wanting to set it to a value the user interface does not support):

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\Timeouts]
"BattSuspendTimeout"=dword:00000000
"ACSuspendTimeout"=dword:00000000

The above values are in hex and represent the number of seconds before timing out when on battery or AC power. For example, to set the BattSuspendTimeout to 180 seconds, you would set it to dword:000000B4. To disable it entirely (the equivalent of unchecking the checkbox in the user interface), set the value to 0.

Thanks,

Brad Radaker
Radicomm, Inc.
(makers of QuickTalk - push-to-talk over WLAN for MC9090)
www.radicomm.com

Remove this line:

static (DMZ,INSIDE) 10.10.0.0 10.10.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0

You don't need a translation going from a lower security level to a higher one. You will also need a nat line for the dmz so that pc's on the dmz will be translated outbound. The only connection that will work on the dmz is the webserver when he's sending traffic outbound with a source port of 80. Something like:

nat (DMZ) 101 10.10.0.0 255.255.255.0

Other than that, it looks like it should be working. You've got permission, a route, and a translation. Maybe "clear local-host 10.10.0.2" to get rid of any bad xlates and try again. Check debg level syslogs, run packet captures, "clear asp drop" then "show asp drop" after an attempt?

Try changing the LPT port mode in the BIOS- there should be like SPP, EPP, ECP. As I recall there are different drivers for USB and Parallel and I don't think Serial is supported. If you installed HP drivers, Uninstall and use the Windows drivers.

You seem to have the last resort (o.o.o.o) set to VLAN1 which is set as an inside interface.
Is VLAN1 connected to the outside router or internet backbone?
If not, change the last resort to the outside Ethernet port.