Riso RISO RZ10 Series, User Manual

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Setting the Print Conditions
Working with the Printer Driver
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Print density
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This option is not available for EZ2x1 series.
Selects the print density of the printer from levels.
The print density can be set for each Drum 1 and Drum 2.
If it remains [Open], the original is printed at the density set on the printer.
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Interval printing
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This option is not available for EZ3x1/EZ2x1 series.
By allowing the printer to skip a paper feeding during printing, the ink has time
to dry, preventing it from leaving marks on the back of the next sheet.
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Ink saving
The ink saving function of the printer is activated when this check box is
selected. The volume of ink used for printing will be reduced compared with
normal operation.
In case of selecting “Ink saving mode” printing image might be lighter or
erased depending on darkness of the original image.
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Copies
You can use this field to specify the number of copies if no field is prepared for
print quantity entry in your application software. When the number of copies
can be specified in the [Print] dialog box of the application software, on the
other hand, you can ignore this setting because it has no effect on printing
operation.
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Auto-process
You can specify how to process your print jobs on your RISO printer, i.e. to
complete them without interruption or to interrupt them after a specified process
step. By interrupting your print jobs, you can check print position and quality
with test prints before printing process or change the print job flow according
to your print requirements. The available process flows are as follows.
ON:
To complete print jobs without operator involvement on your RISO printer. No
pause is made between master-making and printing processes until the end
of print jobs.
Pause before “Master-making”:
To interrupt print jobs before each master-making process, thus allowing you
to handle a stack of printed copies, especially for duplex printing. You can
view the page image on the LCD of the printer to check what you are about
to print.
Pause before “Print”:
To interrupt print jobs before each printing process, thus allowing you to
check a sample print.
OFF:
To interrupt print jobs before each process step, i.e. both master-making and
printing processes.