DesignJet Z5200 PostScript
DesignJet Z5200 PostScript
An 8-ink PostScript printer designed for print service providers and graphic design studios needing fast, high-quality prints. It simplified the large-format printing process with its intuitive workflow.
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Error Codes (15)
System Error: Main PCA Malfunction
This error indicates a problem with the printer's main board (PCA - Printed Circuit Assembly). It's a critical hardware failure that prevents the printer from operating.
Front Panel Failure
This error indicates a communication problem with the front panel display or its associated electronics. The printer may not respond to button presses or display garbled information.
Ink System Error: Ink Level Sensor Malfunction
This error indicates a problem with the ink level sensor for one or more cartridges. The printer cannot accurately determine ink levels.
Printhead Overheating
This error indicates that one or more printheads are overheating. This can be caused by a faulty printhead, insufficient ink flow, or a problem with the printer's cooling system.
Paper Handling Error: Media Advance System Failure
This error indicates a critical failure in the paper advance system. The printer cannot load or move paper correctly, preventing printing.
Service Error: EEPROM Configuration Error
This error indicates a problem with the printer's non-volatile memory (EEPROM) where configuration data is stored. This can lead to incorrect settings or boot failures.
Connectivity Error: Network Card Malfunction
This error indicates a problem with the printer's network interface card (NIC). The printer cannot connect to the network.
Service Error: Data Bus Error
This error indicates a problem with the internal data communication pathways (bus) between major components. This is a critical system failure.
Service Error: Internal Communication Timeout
This error indicates that the printer's components are failing to communicate with each other within expected timeframes. This can lead to system freezes or failures.
Ink System Error: Trailing Cable Malfunction
This error indicates a problem with the trailing cable that connects the carriage assembly to the main PCA. This cable transmits data and power to the printheads.
Ink System Error: Printhead not detected or faulty
This error means the printer cannot detect one or more printheads, or a detected printhead is faulty. This prevents printing.
Carriage Error: Service Station Malfunction
This error indicates a problem with the service station, which cleans and caps the printheads. The carriage cannot move freely or the service station is stuck.
Carriage Error: Encoder Strip Malfunction
This error indicates a problem with the encoder strip, a clear plastic strip that tells the carriage its position. If dirty or damaged, the printer cannot track carriage movement accurately.
Hardware Error: Main PCA Fan Malfunction
This error indicates a problem with the cooling fan on the Main PCA. Overheating could occur, leading to performance issues or damage.
Calibration Error: Scan Axis Calibration Failure
This error indicates a problem during the scan axis (carriage movement) calibration. The printer cannot accurately position the printheads.
A page description language developed by Adobe that enables complex graphics, fonts, and layouts to be rendered consistently across different output devices.
A maintenance area on the right side of the printer where the printheads are capped and cleaned when not in use. It prevents ink from drying in the nozzles.
A print mode where the printhead deposits ink in both directions of travel (left-to-right and right-to-left), doubling print speed compared to uni-directional printing.
A comprehensive technical document provided by HP to authorized service technicians containing detailed disassembly, repair, and calibration procedures.
The complete system that stores, transports, and delivers ink from the cartridges to the printheads, including tubes, valves, and pressure regulators.
Software that converts vector graphics, text, and images into a raster (bitmap) format that the printer can output. Essential for processing complex design files.