P2015 Ready Light flashes 4.5 minutes

I wrote a file printing program using CodeGear (previously Borland) Delphi that prints Delphi source code files on both sides of half sheets (5.5 x 8.5 ); I manually refeed the pages for printing on the reverse.  The program bypasses the Windows printer canvas by using Windows API printer functions to send PCL 5 escape-sequences directly to a HP P2015dn printer connected to the USB port using the PCL 5e driver (The same results are obtained using the PCL 6 driver).  The program changes the font to 16.67 char/in, changes the lines/in, changes the margins, and repositions the cursor several times.
    The program performs exactly as planned but after the last page is printed, the printer reset command is sent, and the printer is closed, the printer's Ready Light will continuously flash for 4 minutes and 40 seconds then turn steady-on as is normal.  But even while the Ready Light is flashing (implying that the printer is receiving data), the above program can be run again and it will immediately print whatever file is requested.
Does anyone have any idea why the Ready Light flashes for 4 minutes and 40 seconds after the print-job is complete?

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