Xerox DocuPrint N24, Руководство системного администратора

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8 D o c u me n t a t io n U p d at e X e r o x D o c uP r in t N 24 / N 3 2 / N 4 0
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Send Once, RIP
Once, Print Many
The base printer is configured with 8 MB flash memory and 24MB of
DRAM, which is sufficient to print most jobs. The printer uses the
available memory to store all of the compressed Rasterized Imaged
Processed (RIPped) jobs to support the “Send Once, RIP Once, Print
Many” capabilities when printing collated sets. This productivity
feature allows subsequent copies of a multiple set job to print at rated
speed.
Additional memory or the hard disk drive option may be needed to
handle collated sets of large and/or complex jobs. When the hard disk
option is installed, even very large collated sets can be
accommodated.
Using the hard disk drive, the printer utilizes the “Intelligent RIP
Once” feature. First, the printer will determine if the job will fit into
the available memory.
• If the job will fit into memory, the printer will RIP the job and
print the requested number of collated sets from the processed
data in memory.
• If the job does not fit into available memory, the printer will RIP
the job and store it on the hard disk. Collated sets are imaged from
the processed data on the disk.
When the hard disk is not installed, and there is insufficient memory
for the printer to handle the entire job, then the printer will process
the job “chunk-by-chunk”. The system will print as much of the job
as it can handle at once. For example, if a job is 50 pages long, and
available memory can store the first 35 pages, the system will print
the first 35 pages of every set. The system will then print the
remaining 15 pages of every set.