Error number 16 - QuarkXPress

Error 14 is actually the transfer roller, error 16 is the transfer belt.

Error 14 is a transfer roller error and roller needs to be replaced. The part number is 059E05450 and can be ordered below:

http://www.iteminconline.com/059e05450_059e05450-xerox-6120-transfer-roller.htm

That code refers to:

you might have to repair or reinstall the program

You give me the model number and I will help you GE authorized

16 bit software is not compatible with 64-bit engines.
The lowest number of software bits, called bit width, a 64b system can sometimes run if lucky, is 32b.
16 bits is the equivalent of 1 byte.
64 bits is therefore 4 bytes wide.
This means that the 64b system reads digitally coded instructions 4 bytes at a time, as one function to perform.
So if it tries to read all 4 bytes of a 16 bit 1 byte program it just sees meaningless garbage.
In fact, the header of the program file will ID it as 16 bits so that the 64 bit system knows not to even try to run it, as random weird instructions could corrupt or damage the computer.

off the machine ,hold 2and 5 simultenously then on the copier press software switch then go the # 16-0-0
16-1-0
16-2-0
16-3-0
16-4-0
16-5-0
16-6-0
16-7-0

The problem is power supply change the power supply

From your keys press in order. # * C * . That should enter you into simulation mode. Then enter the number 16. Which is clear U2 faults and execute the function.
U2 is generally a software glitch which that sim 16 will clear.

you interrupted a dashboard update or you modified your console and didnt do the dashboard install correctly. error 16 means dashboard failure.

Hi

The title of your post suggests that you have "Maga RAID" errors. Maga RAID messages would be in line with issues on the LSI PERC sub-system.

However, the extract posted in your suggests network problems.

Any number of physical to driver and configuration issues can result in network problems.

Try the basic checks;
1. Change or try a known patch cable
2. Run "ping" test to a known good system connected to same network switch or direct connect with a "cross-over" cable and check for dropped connections.
3. Is the NIC and switch set to Auto-Negotiation or static at 10, 100 or 1000Mbps speed
4. Can you try another switch
5. Check and load correct or latest manufacture's drivers

Reply with more info.

Mike