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  • teckat
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    • Jan 2010
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    #16
    Originally posted by gezeo750
    Yep that's the one.

    are u a tech ?? do u have experience on Canon

    u may need to re load C1 Firmware
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    • gezeo750
      Technician
      • Oct 2010
      • 19

      #17
      Originally posted by SCREWTAPE
      Buddy what are you really doing.

      This error code will be indicated when an error is detected during the configuration check made at the time of the imagePASS C1 Startup .

      Perform the following troubleshoot steps, in this sequence:
      1. Check if the affected iRC 3200 has 256 MB extended RAM installed.
      2. Check and make sure the Boot Rom of the iRC3200 is type "C"
      3. Enter the Service Mode and make the Interface Setting set to "3" COPIER > OPTION > INT-FACE > IMG-CONT
      4. Check and reseat all the connection cables.
      5. The System Software could be corrupt. Reinstall the System Software
      6. If the error persists after reinstalling the System Software, one of the following parts may be defective and should be checked.
      1. Network Cable
      2. Video Cable
      3. Hard Drive
      4. Motherboard
      I've only got 128MB of RAM installed
      Boot-Rom is 70.01C
      INT-FACE was already set to "3"
      Everything is reset...now
      Don't have the disc so can't reinstall system software...
      I'll have to check and see if the error still persists come next week...
      The network cable is good
      Not sure how to tell if the video cable is still good though.
      Can I connect the HDD to a PC to tell if it's still good?

      Originally posted by teckat
      are u a tech ?? do u have experience on Canon

      u may need to re load C1 Firmware
      No I'm not a Canon tech. I work for a computer consulting company as a network admin/technician. We suggested our client buy this printer, now we're having trouble getting it to work. We figured we'd just connect it to the new network after moving it in, but it just hasn't been that easy. It's been nothing but trouble, and I've been given the task of trying to get it back up and running with no prior experience.

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      • teckat
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        #18
        Originally posted by gezeo750
        I've only got 128MB of RAM installed
        Boot-Rom is 70.01C
        INT-FACE was already set to "3"
        Everything is reset...now
        Don't have the disc so can't reinstall system software...
        I'll have to check and see if the error still persists come next week...
        The network cable is good
        Not sure how to tell if the video cable is still good though.
        Can I connect the HDD to a PC to tell if it's still good?


        No I'm not a Canon tech. I work for a computer consulting company as a network admin/technician. We suggested our client buy this printer, now we're having trouble getting it to work. We figured we'd just connect it to the new network after moving it in, but it just hasn't been that easy. It's been nothing but trouble, and I've been given the task of trying to get it back up and running with no prior experience.


        Here is some reading on iMAGEPASS C1

        C1_Installation.pdf

        imagePass_C1V2_SG.pdf
        **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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        • gezeo750
          Technician
          • Oct 2010
          • 19

          #19
          Thanks. These should help me out immensely.

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          • teckat
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            #20
            Originally posted by gezeo750
            Thanks. These should help me out immensely.

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