Got a customer who has twin Km5050's sitting in two separate offices. One they have 0 issues with, the other gets a regular CF620 c-code, requiring the machine to be powered down and rebooted.
Now, I've looked up all the info I could find and this is what I've learned so far.
the CF620 code was added with a firmware update so it's NOT in the service manual, and it says that there is a possible issue with the DRY-DIMM (?) and a call to tech support came the intructions "reseat the Dimm"...
Also someone on here posted that the code meant a firmware upgrade was required. Except I HAVE updated the firmware to ver 27 and still have the issue.
Site number 3 stated that it's a translation problem between Mac OSX's print preview to the Kyocera, so basically a PostScript translation error. Now THIS makes sence... because printing to the KM5050 from my XP laptop I have done 40 some odd print jobs without an issue, but when the teachers print from their OSX 10.5 laptops, we see the CF620 code.
Left the customer the newest drivers for OSX and asked them to update all their computers and test, going back today to see if reseating/changing the DIMM will help anything.
If anyone has ideas please post, if I/We can fix this I'll be sure to post a full solution for anyone else having this issue.
Now, I've looked up all the info I could find and this is what I've learned so far.
the CF620 code was added with a firmware update so it's NOT in the service manual, and it says that there is a possible issue with the DRY-DIMM (?) and a call to tech support came the intructions "reseat the Dimm"...
Also someone on here posted that the code meant a firmware upgrade was required. Except I HAVE updated the firmware to ver 27 and still have the issue.
Site number 3 stated that it's a translation problem between Mac OSX's print preview to the Kyocera, so basically a PostScript translation error. Now THIS makes sence... because printing to the KM5050 from my XP laptop I have done 40 some odd print jobs without an issue, but when the teachers print from their OSX 10.5 laptops, we see the CF620 code.
Left the customer the newest drivers for OSX and asked them to update all their computers and test, going back today to see if reseating/changing the DIMM will help anything.
If anyone has ideas please post, if I/We can fix this I'll be sure to post a full solution for anyone else having this issue.
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