Changing the Printer’s Network Name ....................................D-1
Index
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1. Introduction
The
Kodak Digital Science
Module for Adobe Photoshop Software and Kodak
Calibration Utility Software for Windows or Macintosh
(export module) allows you to print from within Adobe
Photoshop (Photoshop) using the
8650/8650 PS Color Printer (8650 color printer). This guide
assumes that you are an experienced computer user who
understands how to install software applications.
If you have questions about the 8650 color printer, the
retailer where you purchased the printer may be able to
answer them. You can visit the Kodak Web site at http://
www.Kodak.com.
To download the most recent export module, access the
Kodak Web site and use the path customer support,
software, drivers, dye sub printers.
The export module is a plug-in for Photoshop, an imaging
editing program. Since the export module runs from within
Photoshop, you can use Photoshop’s image processing
functions before you print.
8650 Color Printer Export
Kodak Digital Science
TM
The export module allows you to:
Scale an image
•
Reprint the last image sent to the printer
•
Print in landscape or portrait mode
•
Apply print sharpening
•
Specify printer tables to perform custom
•
color rendering
Select a variety of paper and transparency media
•
Specify XtraLife ribbon to protect prints
•
Center an image on the page
•
Create a mirror image
•
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Introduction
Job Scheduling
The number of jobs that can be queued to the printer at
one time is dependent on the available memory in the
printer. If large image files are sent, fewer jobs can be
processed. Installing optional memory in the printer
increases the number of jobs that can be processed. This
is described in the
Color Printer, User’s Guide
The other factor impacting job scheduling is the printer’s
network configuration. When the printer is connected
through more than one port, the printer polls the ports in
a round robin method. The position of the ports in the list
will impact the order in which jobs are processed.
Kodak Digital Science 8650/8650 PS
.
Communication Channels
Your computer can print to the 8650 color printer through
a SCSI or parallel connection or through an Ethernet
connection if the optional Network Interface Card is
installed in the printer. Refer to the
8650/8650 PS Color Printer, User’s Guide
information about network connectivity.
Kodak Digital Science
for more
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Introduction
Accessing the Export Module
To access the export module:
NOTE: The illustrations in this chapter show Macintosh
system dialog boxes. Except where noted, the
dialog box es for Windows applications are similar
and have identical functionality
1.Open Photoshop.
2.Open an image file.
NOTE: You cannot access the export module without
opening an image file.
3.From the File menu, select “Export” and then “Kodak
DS 8650 Printer”.
The first time you access the export module, the
dialog box below appears requesting that you select
a printer.
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4.Select the printer that you wish to print to. If the
printer:
•
has a network connection to your host computer ,
click on
dialog box that opens. Click on OK.
•
has a SCSI connection to your host computer,
click on the radio button for the correct printer.
Network
. Select the correct printer in the
Introduction
5.Click on
OK
in the Select an 8650 Color Printer
dialog box.
A dialog box may also appear asking you to locate
the Media File.
Open
6.Click
in the dialog box.
An open file dialog box opens.
7.Locate the media file using the following path:
Photoshop/Plug-ins/
DS 8650 alias
/Media Files.
8.Select the V150 file if you are using printer ribbons
labeled 1.5. Otherwise choose the V100 file.
9.Click on
Open
.
The 8650 Color Printer dialog box opens.
Refer to “Dialog Boxes” for descriptions of the dialog
boxes in the export module.
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2. Hardware and Software Requirements
System Requirements for Windows
Hardware
The following hardware is recommended to load and use
the export module:
80486 or higher processor
•
Minimum of 8 MB of RAM
•
Color monitor with a minimum monitor resolution of 640
•
x 480 pixels
Hard drive
•
CD-ROM drive
•
An available LPT port, SCSI host adapter, or network
•
connection
NOTE: SCSI communications are enabled only if a SCSI
host adapter board is installed in your PC.
Software
Your PC must be installed with:
•
MS-DOS version 5.0 or later
•
Windows 3.1, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, or
Windows 95
NOTE: Win 32, a Microsoft update for Windows 3.1x, is
required. This update comes with Photoshop 3.0.5
or later and is also available from Microsoft.
•
Photoshop version 3.0.5 or later
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Hardware and Software Requirements
Requirements for SCSI-Connected Installations
•
An ADAPTEC SCSI host adapter board
NOTE: Kodak tested the AHA 1542 and 2940 boards.
Other cards may work but have not been tested.
•
A SCSI cable
•
A SCSI terminator
•
ADAPTEC EZ–SCSI Software. This software is
commonly provided with ADAPTEC SCSI host
adapter boards when they are purchased. The
supplier of your board should be able to provide the
software if you do not have it, or you can purchase it
through Adaptec directly.
NOTE: Windows 3.1x requires EZ-SCSI 3.0 or above.
Windows 95 and Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0
require EZ-SCSI 4.01b.
Refer to Appendix C: “About SCSI Connection,” for more
information.
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Hardware and Software Requirements
System Requirements for Macintosh
Hardware
The following hardware is recommended to use the
export module:
68040 or higher processor
•
Minimum of 8 MB of RAM (required by Photoshop)
•
Hard disk space of at least three times your image
•
size
A special Apple SCSI terminator with an external
•
SCSI disk drive or another peripheral device if you are
using a Macintosh IIfx
OR
A standard SCSI terminator if you are not using a
Macintosh IIfx computer to daisy–chain your external
disk drive or another peripheral with the 8650 color
printer
Software
Your Macintosh system must be installed with:
•
Apple System, version7.5.5 or later
•
Adobe Photoshop version 3.0 or later
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3. Dialog Boxes
The dialog boxes shown and described in this chapter are
used in the export module.
Descriptions are given for buttons and fields unique to the
export module. Buttons and fields common to most
Macintosh and Windows applications are not described.
The illustrations in this chapter show Macintosh system
dialog boxes. Except where noted, the dialog boxes for
Windows applications are similar and have identical
functionality.
NOTE: Invalid options are dimmed for Macintosh systems
and removed from the options list for Windows
systems.
Error messages appear when invalid
combinations of print mode and ribbon type, or
incorrect print material are selected.
When the export module is used for the first time,
the error message “Media File is Missing”
appears. See “Error Messages” for more
information.
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Dialog Boxes
8650 Color Printer Dialog Box
The 8650 Color Printer dialog box allows you to control
printer features by choosing from available options.
The following is the main dialog box used in the export
module.
Button and Field Descriptions
Printer
port, view printer status, and reprint images.
—
the
Printer
Select
dialog box. See the “Select an 8650 Color Printer”
Dialog Box section in this chapter for more
information.
Status
the “Printer Status” Dialog Box section in this chapter
for more information.
Reprint
The last image sent to the printer remains in the
buffer until the printer is shut off, the next image is
sent, or the SCSI bus is reset.
—
opens the Select an 8650 Color Printer
—
opens the Printer Status dialog box. See
—
field allows you to specify a printer
reprints the last image sent to the printer.
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