Oce ColorWave 650, User Manual

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Set the 'Print setting'
Introduction
You can use the 'Print setting' in the 'Preferences' - 'Print job defaults' - 'Basic' section
to define the default print quality value for your print jobs.
Note:
If you set a value for this setting in your print job submission application (Océ WPD
or Océ Publisher Select) and the Océ Job Ticket is enabled, the value of this setting will
overrule the default value.
Available print modes
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Description Setting
This setting is appropriate for high-speed printing of application
with large viewing distance (> 4 m) and low toner coverage.
The print speed is around 30 seconds per A0. 'Express'
This setting is appropriate for high-speed printing of application
with large viewing distance (> 4 m).
The print speed is around 40 seconds per A0.
'Express Plus' prints with an higher density than 'Express'. 'Express Plus'
This setting is appropriate for regular prints with a viewing distance
of (2 - 4 m).
The print speed is around 60 seconds per A0.
'Production' prints with an higher density than 'Express Plus'. 'Production'
This setting is appropriate for regular prints with a viewing distance
of ( 2 - 4 m).
The print speed is around 80 seconds per A0.
Use 'Production Plus' if prints that are printed with the 'Production'
print setting show print artefacts that you want to reduce.
'Production Plus' prints with the same density as 'Production'. 'Production
Plus'
This setting is appropriate for high quality prints with a relative
short viewing distance (1- 2 m).
The print speed is around 160 seconds per A0.
Use this print setting for prints that need color depth and need to
be banding free
'Quality' prints with the same density as 'Production Plus'. 'Quality'
This setting is appropriate for high quality prints with a relative
short viewing distance (1- 2 m).
The print speed is around 190 seconds per A0.
'Quality Plus' prints with an higher density than 'Quality'. 'Quality Plus'
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Set the 'Print setting'