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the page, the job is terminated and a message is produced indicating that the page
and its associated resources are too complex.
Insufficient memory in the printer exmple:
A 30 page document is submitted. Each page of the document references several
complex page segments.
1. InfoPrint Manager sends pages for the document to the printer.
v Before each page is sent, InfoPrint Manager downloads page segments that
are required by the page.
2. The printer reports an insufficient memory error to InfoPrint Manager (for page
23).
v
InfoPrint Manager deletes all the page segments (and any other resources)
previously downloaded to the printer. All of the printer memory available
for resources should now be free. InfoPrint Manager then tries to load only
the page segments required for page 23. Because unnecessary page segments
have been removed from printer memory, all of the page segments for page
23 can be successfully downloaded into the printer. No messages are
reported to the server and no message pages are printed.
3. All 30 pages of the job print successfully.
IPDS error recovery: Intervention required conditions
A printer might experience intervention required conditions that are not related to
the data stream or complexity of the data. These conditions cause printing to stop.
Some intervention required conditions are handled directly by some printers and
are not reported back to InfoPrint Manager. In these cases, InfoPrint Manager
continues to send data to the printer.
Example:
1. As soon as the paper jam occurs, printing stops and the destination (printer)
object changes to red.
v
A message is sent to the operator:
–
0420-466: The destination reported a paper jam; clear the jam.
2. The actual destination (printer) object's destination-state changes to "needs key
operator."
v
InfoPrint Manager waits until the paper jam has been cleared.
3. The operator then clears the paper jam, according to the printer jam recovery
procedure. Some damaged pages are usually discarded as part of this
procedure.
4. Once the printer jam is cleared, the destination (printer) object is no longer red.
Using station counters from the printer, InfoPrint Manager repositions to the
correct page and continues printing the document. If Interrupt Message Pages
are activated, InfoPrint Manager will insert an IMP at this point to mark the
location of the error. See “Using Interrupt Message Pages” on page 93 for more
information.
5.
At the end of the document, a message page is printed which contains this:
v
0420-094: The following messages were generated for file /info/paperjam
with Job ID 787. This file printed on the InfoPrint destination ip32, which is a
4332 destination.
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