Oce VarioPrint 2100, Руководство пользователя

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106 Chapter 5 The print function
Types of print jobs
Print while RIP When the system receives your job, the job becomes
immediately available in the job queue. As soon as
the first page has been ripped, the system starts
printing. After the RIP, the job is still available on
your system but with limited information about the
job, for example the user name, the job name and the
number of prints.
Only the user name, job name and the number of
printed sets are displayed during the print job and
after the print job. When the job is printed, the job is
still available on your system. You cannot move the
Print-while-RIP jobs to memory.
Note: The operator panel only gives
limited feedback about the job.
Streaming (requires a
licence on the Océ
VarioPrint
®
2100)
Streaming is mainly used for large jobs. When the
system receives your job, the job becomes
immediately available in the job queue. As soon as
the first page has been ripped, the system starts
printing.
Streaming jobs are a continuous flow of data to your
system. To prevent an overflow of your system,
printed data are already cleaned while the rest of
your job is printed.
Only the user name, the job name and the number of
printed pages are displayed during the print job.
When the job is printed, the job is no longer available
on your system. You cannot move streaming jobs to
memory because the system deletes the data after
these were printed.
Note: The operator panel only gives
limited feedback about the job.
[36] Supported workflows (2 – 2)
Supported workflow Description