Oce CPS800, User Manual

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102 Chapter 4 The Job Queue
Actions in the Job Queue
'Delete'
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Select a job in the job queue.
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Press the 'Delete' key. A box asks for a confirmation.
You can delete all the jobs in the job queue except the
jobs that are printing. Press the Stop key
or the
Correction key to cancel the jobs that are printing ( see
‘How to stop a job’ on page 130 ).
'Move to top'
■
Select a job in the job queue.
■
Press the 'Move to top' key. The selected job is moved
to the top of the queue below the current job.
The selected job is moved to the top of the job queue. The
job is printed after the current job is ready. If the job is
already on the top position, 'Move to top' is disabled.
You can use this function for example to bypass a job that
has a start contradiction and that cannot continue.
'Stop after this' The Océ CPS800
®
will not continue printing jobs when
the queue reaches this bar.
Note: You have only one 'Stop after this' bar
at your disposal. You can reposition the bar at
another position in the job queue. To move the
bar, press the arrow-up or arrow-down keys
and press the key for 'Stop after this' again. To
remove the bar, select the bar with the
arrow-up and arrow-down keys and press the
key for 'Delete'.
'Hold'/
'Release' To print a job later, the operator can 'Hold' the job and
'Release' the job when needed.
■
Select a job in the job queue.
■
Press the key for 'Hold' to hold the job. The name of
the 'Hold' key changes into 'Release'.
■
Press the key for 'Release' to remove the hold function
of the job.
The color of the job bar changes to amber for a job on
hold and to gray blue for a released job.
Note: You cannot hold the jobs that are
printing.
[44] Possible actions in the job queue (2 – 2)
Action Function