| When power supply of this product is turned on, the [STATUS] LED flashes red and the buzzer sounds three times "beep, beep, beep". |
| Cause |
The IP address of this product cannot be acquired from the DHCP server. | * | In case the setting of the IP address of this product is set as "Automatic Acquisition" (factory default) and when DHCP server was not found on the connected network, the [STATUS] LED will flash. | |
| Solution |
Confirm that the DHCP server is operating normally in the network to which this product is connected. | * | When the IP address is not properly assigned by the DHCP server, this product will be automatically set to the fixed IP address 192.168.0.200. | |
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| Cause |
You are using this product in an environment with no DHCP server available, or the IP address cannot be assigned as a result of connecting this product with the DHCP server. |
| Solution |
Manually set a fixed IP address to this product. [Set up (Windows)... when DHCP server is unavailable. ]
[Setting up (Mac OS)...when DHCP server is unavailable.] |
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| Cause |
A USB device that is not supported by this product is connected to the USB port. |
| Solution |
When a USB device that is not supported by this product or a device with a format not supported by this product is connected to the USB port, the [STATUS] LED will flash red to indicate unsuccessful connection. In this case, disconnect the USB device from this product. The [STATUS] LED should change to illuminate continuously in green after a while. |
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