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Subsets in printing and copying
Subsets in printing and copying
Introduction
Information for operators
The term subset is used in copy jobs and print jobs. However, there is a major
difference between subsets of copy jobs and subsets of print jobs.
What is a subset in copy jobs
A subset is a part of the document for which you can define certain settings. A
document can contain various subsets which all have separate settings. For example,
one subset contains only 1-sided copies, another subset contains 2-sided copies. The
resulting full document has the same finishing. Finishing applies to the number of
staples and the destination of the full document, for example the finisher or the
external finisher. You can edit most of the other settings like the number of sides to
print and the sort settings.
What is a subset in print jobs
A subset is a part of the job that has a different finishing than the rest of the job.
For example, one subset is finished with one staple, while another subset is finished
with 2 staples. You can also send one subset to the finisher and the next subset to the
upper output.
For subsets in print jobs, you can only edit the number of prints and the setting 'Type'
in the 'Target' section. 'Type' can have the values 'Memory' and 'Paper'.
Most settings at the operator panel are fixed for subsets in print jobs. This feature
helps to prevent start contradictions. When you define these subsets in the printer
driver, you also define the settings. If you then edit these defined settings on the
operator panel, the settings can get contradictory values, which causes start
contradictions (
see ‘Handle contradictions’ on page 282 ).