Xerox DocuPrint 180, Configuration Manual

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SETTING SYSTEM DEFAULTS
XEROX DOCUPRINT NPS GUIDE TO CONFIGURING AND MANAGING THE SYSTEM 5-9
CentsPerNormal <cost per sheet>
Refers to cost per document page. If you enter a value, the cost
information appears on the trailer sheet that prints at the end of
a job. The default setting is “0.0.”
CentsPerSecond <cost per second>
Refers to cost per document decomposition time. If you enter a
value, the cost information appears on the trailer sheet that
prints at the end of a job. The default setting is “0.0.”
CentsPerTrailer <cost per sheet>
Refers to cost per trailer sheet. If you enter a value, the cost
information appears on the trailer sheet that prints at the end of
a job. The default setting is “0.0.”
CyanHighlight <RGB value for cyan>
Refers to the RGB value for cyan highlight color. The default
setting is “R: 0.0, G: 0.8820001, B: 0.8820001.”
For cyan highlight color to print correctly, the default RGB value
for this option should not be modified.
DefaultCopies <number of copies>
Refers to the number of copies of a document printed when one
of the following commands is entered: Print Sample Document,
Print Form Sample, Print Form List, Print Options, Print PCLFont
Sample, Print Font Sample, and Print Font List. The default
setting is “1.”
DefaultHighlightColorRendering <“pictorial” | “presentation” |
“colorToHighlight” | “colorTables”| “automatic”>
Refers to the mapping of a three-dimensional color application
(such as RGB) to the two-dimensional color application provided
with highlight color printing. The default setting is “automatic.”
pictorial
Use this attribute to avoid color saturation problems with
Decomposition Forms.
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Colors with a hue matching the map color are not
changed.
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Colors with a hue close to the map color are rendered
with color, but with a saturation level that decreases as
the hue shifts away from the map color.
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Colors with a hue complementary to the map color are
produced in shades of gray.
presentation
Refers to the ability to distinguish between different colors.
This attribute is a good choice for charts and diagrams, as
they typically use distinctly different colors. Colors with a
hue that matches the map color will not be changed. There
will be discontinuities that may produce undesirable results
in pictorial material.
colorToHighlight
This mapping attribute discards the hue information and
preserves the saturation and value of the color application.
Fully-saturated colors will turn into a solid highlight color