Oce CPS800, Руководство пользователя

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Print workflow
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Note: The print process can be organized in many different ways. You can have a
workflow completely controlled by the operator. You can also select a work method
in which the network user controls all the different steps in the process from job
creation to job production (without interference from other operators). For
information how to arrange your workflow, you can consult an Océ consultant (also
see the Job Management Guide)
[21] Print workflow description
Action Description
1) Job creation On any networked PC
■
Create a document on your desktop
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Select a printer driver
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Define the print settings
■
Define the destination of the print job.
Note: The workflow settings in the printer driver
that define the path of the print job can be influenced
by the workflow settings of the controller and/ or the
printer.
2) Job
preparation On the controller (or through a remote access connection on a
networked PC)
■
Check, store and / or process (rasterize) the documents on
the controller before they are printed.
■
Manage the jobs on the controller to optimise the overall
productivity. For example, divide the jobs evenly over the
available printers if you have more than one printer
available.
■
Send the jobs to the mailbox or the job queue of the Océ
CPS800
®
(you can override the original destination settings
of the printer driver).
3) Job
production On the Océ CPS800
®
■
Check the job settings (if necessary) on the operator panel of
the Océ CPS800
®
■
Manage the local job queue to optimise the productivity of
the Océ CPS800
®
■
Print the jobs.