Ricoh InfoPrint Manager for AIX, Руководство пользователя

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Select After current copy to interrupt the job after the current copy has
finished printing.
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Click OK .
The job that is currently printing stops printing, its icon changes to black, and
the job is listed in the job window of the main InfoPrint Manager GUI window.
Other jobs continue to print on this printer.
Restarting the interrupted job
To restart the interrupted print job:
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In the GUI, right-click the interrupted job and select the Resume action.
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Select the job and left-click the
icon on the toolbar.
Moving backward or forward in a job that is currently printing
In InfoPrint Manager, moving from page to page in a job is called spacing the
printer :
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Forward spacing is moving to a point later in the job (such as skipping from page
10 to page 15).
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Backspacing is moving to a point earlier in the job (such as backing up from page
40 to page 20).
Spacing a printer
Things to remember:
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You can only space a printer that uses the PSF Destination Support System
(DSS) and one of these attachment types:
– PSF TCP/IP
– PSF BSD
– PSF Other
To see what DSS your printer uses, do this:
1. Select the printer in the tree view of the Main window of the InfoPrint
Manager GUI.
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See if the Type column appears in the details view. The Type column
displays the DSS that the InfoPrint printer uses.
3. If you do not see the Type column, use Add/Remove menu items to add it.
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You can only space a printer after a job has already started to print.
To only print a section of a job (such as page 11 to page 20), or to start printing
from a page other than the first page of the job, use the
Change Page Range to
Process task in the InfoPrint Manager GUI.
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Spacing works better on high-speed printers than on low speed printers.
While spacing is supported on all printers that you print to using the PSF DSS,
it is very difficult to space printers that print 40 pages per minute (ppm) or less.
Spacing works adequately on printers that print between 60 and 100 ppm, and
works very well with high-speed InfoPrint printers that are configured correctly.
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The InfoPrint 2000, InfoPrint 3000, InfoPrint 4000, and InfoPrint 4100 printers
require additional configuration for spacing to work efficiently.
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