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OSS (OPERATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE) MESSAGES
OS2263 Paper in cluster xxxx is too small
The specified cluster contains paper that is smaller than that
specified by the print job.
Action Change the paper in the specified cluster.
or
Change the FEED command.
OS2270-OS2286 “Clusters with no trays” messages
These messages indicate a problem with the specified cluster.
Action 1. Use the CLUSTER command to define the cluster or to add
current trays.
2. If the cluster has current trays, ensure that at least one
current tray is ready.
3. Use the FEED command to override the data-specified
clusters.
OS2270 Main cluster has no current trays
OS2271 Main cluster has no ready trays
OS2275 Aux cluster has no current trays
OS2276 Aux cluster has no ready trays
OS2280 Cluster xxxx has no ready trays
OS2285 Cluster xxxx has no trays. Add trays via clu or change feed
OS2286 Cluster xxxx is undefined. Define via clu or change feed
OS2282 Current feed cluster deleted
The current FEED cluster has been deleted. The system will
default to MAIN. Use the FEED cluster name command to
change from the default, if desired.
Action None.
OS2288 WARNING: Current select command overrides data
destination value. Change Select command or Con O
The datastream contains a DESTINATION=EXPORT statement,
and the current operator SELECT keyin is other than AUTO or E.
Action 1. Change SELECT to AUTO or E to enable the Bypass Transport
as the destination.
2. Press CONTINUE to override the datastream destination and
send the paper to the operator selected destination.
OS2289 WARNING: Current feed command overrides data feed=
value
A FEED cluster name command was entered calling for a different
cluster than that specified by DJDE. The system will ignore the
DJDE.
Action Press the <CON> key to resume printing and let the FEED
command override the DJDE.
or
Enter the FEED MAIN command to let the data stream (DJDE)
determine the cluster used. (Refer to your 4635 LPS Operations
Reference chapter on setting up print jobs for additional
information.)
XEROX 4635 LASER PRINTING SYSTEM MESSAGE GUIDE 6-49