12345x pjl ustatus timed 30

Not much on this

https://answers.sap.com/questions/1813479/print-error-sapscript.html

This says that error is terminal!

https://www.justanswer.com/printers/avc3g-epson-tm-t20-prints-12345x-pjl-enter-language-acl.html

https://www.google.com/search?q=123450PJL.+ENTER+LANGUAGE%3DACL

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Anthony
4:02 AM and I am very tired.

Sounds like PJL = Printer Job Language Set source Color Convert. whatever that means !!!!
Sounds basic but have you checked the Manual ? http://www.manualsprinter.com/sharp-mx-3100n

Go through sending test prints and go from there.

It doesn't support it directly, but it shouldn't prevent it from working. However it might be sending extraneous PJL commands between print jobs (example @PJL -12345X) which could mess up a label. ZPL is basically ASCII, the ExtendNet shouldn't prevent ASCII delivery.

Have you tried reinstalling the driver?

I think this sounds more like a driver or compatibility issue, I would say uninstall the printer then reinstall it, If you are not comfortable doing it we can help,

We can remote login and help you if need be. Just let us know

Bob, Not sure if it will help you now but I just ran into the problem you had. I was getting an @PJL not @PJL but nonetheless...

In my case the problem happened at the same time each day, this helped in troubleshooting. In order to track this down, at the times that the errors occur, which was the same time each day, shutdown/turn off HALF of your PC'S. If the printout still occurred at the normal times, then the problem was with the OTHER (currently running PC'S), do this until you have it down to one PC that was causing the problem.

find out what the process is that is running.

run microsoft windows task manager and show all processes BUT microsoft processes.

you will see a process that is similar, if not identical, to FC Print Track, you will need to kill it off. Their cause was they had someone come in to service one of his xerox copiers, the tech put a program on the PC to track the amount of toner the copier used, this is what was causing the errors on the okidata printers. Contact the copier repair person and have them uninstall the software that was put on.

We had this same problem and discovered that some vendor installed a program called "Print Track" which discovered every printer on the network using port 9100 and sent a query for how many pages were printed. Removing this software from the offending PC resolved this issue. We used the "job log" from one of the Okidata printers to find the IP address of the PC that was causing this.

I'm afraid this won't be of much help to the original poster, who asked the question a year ago, but anyway - others may be looking for this too, just like I did...

To change the print density, a simple command must be sent to the printer. This is done in two steps:

1. Create a file, containing the command
2. Send it to the printer ("copy" it to the printer, in a DOS shell)
   

The command is:
<ESC>%-12345X@PJL DEFAULT DENSITY=4
where <ESC> represents the "Escape" character (character code 27). There are several ways to generate the Escape character (which cannot be directly entered in a text editor): E.g. substitute the character with any other, save the command and then replace the first character with 0x1b using a hex editor.

Or:

• Open a DOS window
• Enter:
  copy con density.txt <Enter>
• Hold the <Alt> key
• type 27 on the numeric keypad
• Release the <Alt> key - the Esc. char. is shown as ^[
• Type the rest of the command (e.g. %-12345X@PJL DEFAULT DENSITY=4) - adjust the density value to the one you actually want to set.
• press <Enter> <ctrl-Z> <Enter> to write the file

When you have successfully created the command file, send it to the printer. In the DOS window, enter:
copy density.txt LPT1
(assuming that your printer is connected to LPT1)

That's it!
To verify that the density has actually been set, print a printer status page.
The printer remembers this setting, so this needs to be done only once.

Canon handles it as PJL comments.

Google the string "PJL COMMENT CANPJL"

1- set tray 1 either to paper size letter or any
then paper type to ANY
2- set tray 2 to Letter and Plain

3- go to file - print - right click on printer- properties- device settings make sure you have the properties correct. ( letter size, any options must be listed here, duplex, stapler etc.. and set to on