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Create Batch
Edit Batch
(appears when a
batch job is loa-
ded)
In the Batch Mode Operation individual print jobs are sent from the RIP to
the printer, and then combined on the printer to create a batch job for flat-
bed printing. There are two types of batch mode jobs: Composite and Col-
lation.
In a Composite batch all images are printed on a single piece of media
without interruption. Composite batch mode can be used to efficiently print
more than three data layers and/or mix print modes for a batch job.
A Collation batch prints a set of individual print jobs on individual pieces of
media, and then repeats the number of copies of the set, as required. The
gantry moves to the park position between each print job, the media is
changed, and media thickness confirmation and pushing the start button is
required to continue printing the next copy.
Refer to
Batch Mode Printing
on page 106 for more details and examples.
5) Command Toolbar right
Displays icons for ink temperature, lamp control, vacuum pumps, vacuum settings , move the
gantry, start/pause print jobs, and print a nozzle check. Note that some of the icons have a
checked and unchecked state with a different appearance of the icon image to reflect their state.
Ink Temperature
Control
This icon displays the current ink temperature. The ink heater must be on
at all times.
The printheads must be at operating temperature (45°C / 113°F) before a
job will start printing.
NOTE
If this button is flashing, it indicates an error. Click on the Ink Sta-
tus button to check the ink system.
UV Curing Lamp
Control This icon controls the UV curing lamps. The state of the button reflects the
state of the lamps. The UV lamps will timeout after 15 minutes of inactivity
(time can be changed by a service technician). If lamps are extinguished
when the timeout expired, then the button changes its status to unchecked.
If lamps are off before the print starts, then lamps are turned on automati-
cally and the button would reflect the state accordingly.
Table vacuum
pumps This icon controls if the pumps are On or Off. The icon reflects the actual
state of the vacuum pumps. There is no automatic timeout so the Pumps
will stay on until turned off.
IMPORTANT
Once turned off, vacuum cannot be turned on again for approxi-
mately 5 seconds. Frequent restarts may trip pump circuit break-
ers.
Vacuum This icon activates the table vacuum with the current settings.
Vacuum settings This icon lets the operator select which of the three pumps are active and
also decide what level of venting is available to determine the strength of
the vacuum (see
Operating the Vacuum System
on page 95 for details).
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Print Job Control Module
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