Job moves to error state with message AIWI6416E

1. First, try to print the job again using the Print Again function. If there was a problem connecting to the printer, the job might print correctly.
2. If errors in the AFP data stream prevent the RICOH ProcessDirector printer driver component from printing the job, RICOH ProcessDirector might not be able to print any subsequent error-message pages. You can look at the contents of /var/psf/printernameaiw1/error.log (Linux) or C:\Program Files (x86)\InfoPrint\PSF\var\psf\printernameaiw1\error.log (Windows) (printername is the name of your printer) to see if there is any more information about the problem. RICOH ProcessDirector can write messages to this error log, even if it is not able to print error-message pages.
   Note: /var/psf/printernameaiw1/error.log (Linux) or C:\Program Files (x86)\InfoPrint\PSF\var\psf\printernameaiw1\error.log (Windows) and the printer log that you can view from the Printers portlet contain some of the same messages. In addition, each contains some messages that the other does not.

   • /var/psf/printernameaiw1/error.log (Linux) or C:\Program Files (x86)\InfoPrint\PSF\var\psf\printernameaiw1\error.log (Windows) contains all the messages that the RICOH ProcessDirector printer driver component issues about a specific printer, whether it returns these messages to the RICOH ProcessDirector server or not. It does not contain messages that the RICOH ProcessDirector server issues.
   • The printer log contains all the messages that the RICOH ProcessDirector server issues about the printer and the messages that the RICOH ProcessDirector printer driver component returns to the server. It does not contain messages that the printer driver component does not return to the server.
3. You can then use the psfmsg command to see more information about a specific error. The syntax for the command is:

   psfmsg prefix-number

   For example:

   psfmsg 0420-885

   The prefixes for messages that the RICOH ProcessDirector printer driver component issues are in the range 0420 through 0424. The psfmsg command does not provide message information for messages with any other prefix.

The error log identifies jobs by their spool ID numbers. To determine the spool ID for a specific job, see the General tab of the properties notebook for the job. An example of a spool ID is:

743750000