EFI Fiery ES IC-418, Configuration And Setup, Page: 115 / 243

4
Press
Fiery
.
5
Press the
USB Media Server
tab.
All the printable files (DOC, EPS, PCL, PDF, PPT, PS, TIFF, or XLS) on the USB flash drive are shown.
6
Navigate to the file that you want to print and select it.
To open a folder, select the folder from the list then press
Browse Directory
.
To return to a higher-level folder, press
Upper Folder
.
7
Select a file by pressing on the file name.
8
Specify print options for the file.
•
Copies
(Default is 1)
•
Queue
(Hold, Print, Direct, or any published virtual printer set up for the Fiery ES)
•
Duplex
,
Tumble
, or
One Side
•
Page Size
(Default, list of available page sizes)
9
Press
Print
to send the file to the Fiery ES for printing or
Cancel
to cancel the print request.
10
Remove the USB flash drive from the Fiery ES.
Print and retrieve a secure print job
The Secure Print feature offers a level of security for confidential or sensitive print jobs, which print only when you
are present at the printer control panel.
To use this feature, you first enter an arbitrary password into the
Secure print
field in the printer driver when you
send your job to the Fiery ES. Then, to print your job, you re-enter the password at the printer control panel.
Send a secure print job
1
In your application, do one of the following:
•
On Windows computers: Select
File
>
Print
, select the Fiery ES as your printer, click
Properties
, and then click
the
Job Info
icon.
•
On Mac OS X computers: Select
File
>
Print
, select the Fiery ES as your printer, select
Fiery Features
from the
drop-down list, click
Full Properties
in the
Quick Access
pane, and then click the
Job Info
icon in the
Printing
Preferences
dialog box.
2
Type an arbitrary password in the
Secure print
field.
Note:
The password requires at least 1 character and can be up to 31 characters long. It is limited to
alphanumeric characters and "-", "_", and "." symbols only.
For more information about typing the password, see
Job Info options on page 63.
Printing
Other Printing Methods
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