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CMS-XML Error: Bidirectional Support is Required for Your Printer – Windows
Enable bidirectional support On your keyboard, hold the windows key and press X Click Control P
CMS-XML Delete queued print jobs to resolve printing errors (Mac OS X)
CMS-XML Delete queued print jobs to resolve printing errors (Windows)
PDF Photo Paper Pro Platinum
Finish / Texture: High Gloss Weight: 80 lbs. Thickness: 11.8 mil Brightness % (ISO): 98 US Paper Sizes: 4"x6"- 50 Sheets 4"x6"- 100 Sheets 8 " x 10" - 20 Sheets 8.5" x 11 " - 20 Sheets 13" x 19" - 10 Sheets Photo Paper Pro II
CMS-XML Support Code List - iX6820
Alarm Lamp Flashes - iX6820 Support Code Error List
CMS-XML Printer Shows a B200 or Related Error (Models with Individual Ink Tanks)
Error code B200 (or related errors B201 / B202 / B203 / B204 / B205 / B206 / B207) generally means that print head communication has failed and that your printer will require service or replacement.
CMS-XML Error Number: 5100 or 5110 A printer error has occurred. Turn the printer off and then on again...
Learn how to troubleshoot the error codes 5100 or 5110 on the PIXMA iX6520.
CMS-XML The Message "A Printer Error Has Occurred" Appears When Trying to Print (Windows)
A Printer Error Has Occurred appears when trying to print, check the printer itself to see if an error code is displayed on the LCD or if the Alarm and / or Power
CMS-XML An Error Occurs when Attempting to use Easy-PhotoPrint+ in Chrome 48
in the past cannot be printed. An error message may appear on the screen when attempting to perform any of these actions in Chrome 48.
CMS-XML Press the RESUME/CANCEL button to clear the error (1700)
Waste ink absorber error 1700 The printer has a built-in waste ink absorber to hold the ink used during print head cleaning. Eight flashes indicates that this absorber is nearly full.
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