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Nozzle check This icon populates the active job list with a job that prints a nozzle check
pattern. The nozzle check print is used to identify nozzle dropouts that can
cause banding and other print quality problems. If you don't want it at the
origin point, you can place the nozzle check print where you want it to ap-
pear. This is done by moving it anywhere you wish on the current media in
the Job Placement Preview area.
NOTE
For information on how to use the nozzle check to troubleshoot
nozzle dropouts, see the Printhead Maintenance section in the
Maintenance chapter.
6) Active Print Job List
(Print Queue)
The active job list consists of a list of jobs, a job count summary on top and job order control
buttons on the left. A job count summary displays total number of active jobs and number of jobs
put on hold. Job order control buttons can be used to change order of jobs queued for printing.
The active job list has the following features:
• All incoming jobs issued from the ONYX workflow go directly into the active job list.
• After a job is printed, it automatically moves from the active to the inactive job list.
• The operator can drag and drop jobs to move them between the active and inactive job lists
(except for a job that is being prepared to print).
• All the jobs are stored locally on the printer hard drive.
• Selecting a job highlights the job and updates the job information area.
• Jobs can be moved up/down in the active list using the button on the left. Jobs can either be
printed, held, cancelled or deleted. Jobs cancelled from the active list are moved to the inactive
list.
• Deleted jobs are removed from the hard drive and are no longer accessible (except for Special
Prints, which cannot be deleted).
• The current job being printed can be paused or cancelled. A cancelled job will move from the
active to the inactive print job list.
How to Manage the Appearance and Content of the Print Job List
You can control the order that columns appear on the job list, the width of each column, and also
the columns that appear on the display.
1. Control the order of columns by dragging the column header to a different position.
2. Change the width of a column by clicking on the vertical line that separates column headers
and dragging to the left or right.
3. Chose the columns to display by right-clicking on a column header and then click on a column
name to add or remove it. Columns with a check mark will appear on the display and those
with no check will not be seen.
NOTE
Columns can be set back to their original appearance by right-clicking any column head (name)
and selecting Reset to default .
This column management can also be applied to the Inactive Print Job List (see 8) below and
also to the Batch Mode job list (see Chapter 5, "Batch Mode Printing").
Print Job Control Module
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