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TYPICAL
HELP DESK ISSUES:
Printer
will not print
Possible Scenario: A document has locked
up in the print spooler or in the printer's memory.
Resolution: Go into the printer's folder by selecting
START, SETTINGS, PRINTERS. Open up your printer's window by double-clicking
its icon. Select the Printer menu option and select PURGE PRINT DOCUMENTS.
Close all open windows and shut down computer properly. Turn off the
printer by unplugging the power cord from the back of the printer. Wait
10 seconds and plug the printer cord back in. Restart the computer by
selecting START, SHUT DOWN, RESTART COMPUTER, YES.
Possible
Scenario: A piece of paper is jammed in the printer.
Resolution: Open up the front cover
of the printer. Pull out the toner cartridge. Check for jammed paper.
If found, pull out toward you, not back through the paper loading area.
Place toner cartridge back in printer and close cover.
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Received
a rejection code while trying to dispense to a patient
Possible Scenario: The patient's
card information is not correctly entered into the computer.
Resolution: Confirm the patient's card information
against what you have listed in the computer. If incorrect, re-enter
patient data and re-submit. If problem persists, call the specific
insurance company's Payer Help Desk (phone number is located in your
white payer binder). You will need to provide your NABP# and the patient's
cardholder information. The Help Desk representative can review the
claim, letting you know what information needs to be changed in order
to successfully process the claim.
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Computer
is locked up and will not respond to any prompts
Possible Scenario: The Windows operating
system is stuck on a runaway process.
Resolution: Press and release
(at the same time) the CTRL, ALT and DEL keys.
For the Windows 95 operating system you will choose the END TASK
option to stop the process. Another window may pop up stating that
this program is busy. Select END TASK again.
For the Windows NT operating system, a window will pop up with 6 different
buttons to choose from. Select the TASK MANAGER button. The
Windows NT TASK MANAGER will open. Make sure the APPLICATIONS
tab is selected. If any of the listed tasks display STATUS
is NOT RESPONDING, select that task (the line will appear blue).
Select the END TASK button at the bottom of the screen. If
busy, select END TASK again.
After performing these steps it is a good idea to properly shutdown
and restart your computer by selecting START, SHUT DOWN, RESTART
COMPUTER, YES. This will refresh the computer's resources.
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Received
TouchScript version 4.2 error codes #3040 and #3075
Possible Scenario:
The computer's database has become corrupted.
Resolution: Go to the TOOLS area of TouchScript
and select REPAIR DATABASE. After the repair is complete a
screen will show up stating DATABASE REPAIRED SUCCESSFULLY.
Select CONTINUE. Select COMPRESS DATABASE. Another screen
will appear with the message DATABASE COMPRESSED SUCCESSFULLY.
Select CONTINUE.
Received
TouchScript version 4.2 error code #68 "DEVICE NOT AVAILABLE"
Possible
Scenario: The modem is locked
up or in use.
Resolution: Restart the computer
by selecting START, SHUT DOWN, RESTART COMPUTER, YES.
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Touch
screen will not respond to touch
Possible Scenario: Screen has lost
serial communications with the operating system.
Resolution: Shut down computer
by selecting START, SHUT DOWN, SHUT DOWN COMPUTER, YES. Make
sure that the cables are securely attached into the back of the computer
and the back of the monitor. Restart the computer by pressing the
power button.
Received
Windows error "THIS PROGRAM HAS PERFORMED AN ILLEGAL OPERATION"
Possible
Scenario: The computer's RAM (memory) has become corrupted.
Resolution: Close the ILLEGAL OPERATION
window. Restart the computer by selecting START, SHUT DOWN, RESTART
COMPUTER, YES.
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