And it’s an awful way to convey this. LTR PAPER LOW or NO LTR PAPER is clearer and uses fewer characters. But no, the committee wants the first two characters to be the acronym of the part that has an issue! Even TRAY1 LOW ON LTR or TRAY 2OUTOF A4 fit on the 16-character display.
… It just means load more letter sized paper.
And it’s an awful way to convey this.
LTR PAPER LOWorNO LTR PAPERis clearer and uses fewer characters. But no, the committee wants the first two characters to be the acronym of the part that has an issue! EvenTRAY1 LOW ON LTRorTRAY 2 OUT OF A4fit on the 16-character display.A4 is metric. The US uses 8.5" x 11" paper
I know. Both are examples of how to use the 16 characters. With A4, A3 etc., you don’t have to compromise by removing the space from “TRAY 1”.