Xerox DocuPrint 4850 NPS, Configuration Manual

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SETTING SYSTEM DEFAULTS
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despite which map color is in effect. This is useful for
documents that only use spot color for emphasis.
colorTables
This mapping attribute uses preset color tables to perform
the mapping and is provided for compatibility reasons. This
is used only for red, green, or blue highlight color toners.
automatic
This attribute chooses a mapping method on an object-by-
object basis; for example, it applies the pictorial mapping for
pictures and the presentation mapping for other objects
(filled areas, strokes, and text). This is the default.
DefaultPaperTray <paper tray number>
Refers to the paper tray used for printing test patterns when the
Print Test Pattern command is entered. The Print Test Pattern is
available only in service mode. The default setting is “1.”
DefaultPlex <“simplex” | “duplex” | “tumble duplex”>
Refers to whether documents, including test patterns and
sample documents, print simplex, duplex, or tumble duplex. The
default setting is “simplex.”
DefaultPlexChangesDynamic <“TRUE” | “FALSE”>
Refers to whether the system will honor the plex changes
specified in the job’s PostScript or PCL code. Set to “True” to
honor plex changes within the job. Set to “False” when you want
to ignore the plex changes specified in the job’s PostScript or
PCL.
DefaultPCLLanguageLevel <“PCL5e” | “PCL5c”>
Refers to the default PCL language level to be used for the
system. For monochrome printers the setting is PCL 5e. For
highlight color printers, use PCL 5c if you want to use the PCL
5c interpreter for printing PCL 5c jobs that specify highlight color.
The default is PCL5e.
DefaultPSLanguageLevel <“1” | “2”>
Refers to which PostScript Language Level to use. The default
setting is “2.”
DefaultRecoveryOffset <“TRUE” | “FALSE”>
When “True,” a single page is offset from the rest of the job after
the jam. When “False,” no sheets are offset. The default is
“False.”
DefaultResolution <“240” | “300” | “600”>
Refers to the printing resolution used for documents, including
test patterns and sample documents. 240 dpi is available for
Model 180 only; 600 dpi is available for Models 92C, 96, 4635
and 180 only.
The default setting is “300” for all printers except the 92C; its
default setting is 600.
On the 96, 4635, 180, and 92C NPS, output resolution is always
600 dpi regardless of the resolution of the input. For these
models, if the specified value for the resolution attributes is 300
dpi, the data is decomposed by the controller at 300 dpi, and the
print engine interpolates the data to 600 dpi; this provides the