Canon IR 3220 C1 LED 1 & 2

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  • jlgreen19
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2011
    • 8

    Canon IR 3220 C1 LED 1 & 2

    Hi

    We have a used 3220 with fiery. I finally got it up and running and connected to our network after some false starts. However, we had our machine plugged into an outlet that was shared with another xerox copier and it caused the canon to reboot numerous times even before it had finished initializing. After switching to another outlet the canon started up but the fiery now has 1 & 2 red led lit up and it won't connect to network. Do i need to re-load the fiery software? and if so, where can i get the disks, since we purchased this used and it didn't come with any software.
  • teckat
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    Site Contributor
    10,000+ Posts
    • Jan 2010
    • 16092

    #2
    Re: Canon IR 3220 C1 LED 1 & 2

    LED Diagnostic code 1 & 2 on solid-------

    A bad bios chip could be the issue/

    remove cover and inspect or re-seat it


    click on pic for better view

    imagePassC1 Bios codes.JPG

    also check the interface cable/

    was this Fiery installed on this printer before ??


    Fiery RE-SET UP--------------------------------------------
    FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS EXACTLY=

    1- Remove all connections from C1/2 Fiery to printer (interface cable-& cross-cable) + unplug it's power cord
    2-Enter Service mode (Additional Functions > 2 & 8 > Additional Functions).
    Select Copier > Option > INT-FACE > IMG-CONT.
    Change this setting from "3" to "0" and press OK.
    Power Cycle off the imageRUNNER.
    3-Before Making any Connections /
    4-Now Power Cycle on the imageRUNNER.
    5-Re-Enter Service mode (Additional Functions > 2 & 8 > Additional Functions).
    Select Copier > Option > INT-FACE > IMG-CONT.
    Change back this setting from "0" to "3" and press OK./now exit from the Service Mode
    6-Now> Turn off the control panel power switch./then Turn off the main power switch.

    7-Disconnect the Printer power cable (from the wall/floor outlet).
    8-Next> connect the I/F cable from Fiery to Printer side-
    9-Connect the Cross-Over cable from Fiery to Printer
    10-Connect Network cable from Fiery to wall Network connection
    11-Connect the Fiery Power Cable to wall outlet-
    12-Plug in /3200/3220 Printer power cable to wall outlet
    13-Now Power up 3200 Printer
    14-Follow any OFF/ON prompts if shown on LCD Control panel
    15-Hopefully u should be able to re-due you printer settings

    At the Control Panel, press [Printer] tab. Press [Printer Status/Settings].
    At Password prompt-use Fiery.1 then continue with set up
    **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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    • jlgreen19
      Junior Member
      • Nov 2011
      • 8

      #3
      Re: Canon IR 3220 C1 LED 1 & 2

      Hi Tec

      thanks for reply. I checked the cables and everything seemed fine. I extracted the bios, inspected and re-inserted back into fiery. I followed the re-set up procedures you posted and i still have the 1 & 2 LED's lit. This is the same Fiery that was attached to this printer that was working just a few days ago. How can i tell if it's the bios for sure? If it is indeed the BIOS, where can I get a replacement...or would it be better to just get a new fiery?

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      • jlgreen19
        Junior Member
        • Nov 2011
        • 8

        #4
        Re: Canon IR 3220 C1 LED 1 & 2

        O.k. , now the printer keeps rebooting. should i just let it reboot?

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        • teckat
          Field Supervisor

          Site Contributor
          10,000+ Posts
          • Jan 2010
          • 16092

          #5
          Re: Canon IR 3220 C1 LED 1 & 2

          Originally posted by jlgreen19
          O.k. , now the printer keeps rebooting. should i just let it reboot?
          if the 3220 keeps rebooting /do a shut down>remove the Memory DIMMs in back of it/ clean ends & re-seat them> power up
          **Knowledge is time consuming, exhausting and costly for a trained Tech.**

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