4890NPS-IPS
Xerox DocuPrint
4850/4890/92C
NPS/IPS
Master Index
721P90571
Version 8.0
October 2002
Xerox Corporation
701 S. Aviation Boulevard
El Segundo, CA 90245
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granted, including without limitation, material generated from the software
programs which are displayed on the screen, such as icons, screen displays,
looks, etc.
Printed in the United States of America.
Publication number: 721P90571
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acknowledged.
Changes are periodically made to this document. Changes, technical
inaccuracies, and typographic errors will be corrected in subsequent editions.
Index
Symbols
#copies operator PD 1-9
%%DocumentMedia command, example PJ
4-3
%%XEROX-XIPP command PJ 6-7
%stdin PD 1-31
() (parentheses)
DOS xcat DC 6-15
SunOS/Solaris formmerge DC 6-19
.pfb extension PD 1-6
/var/db/forms directory DC 4-3, DC 6-3
/var/spool/data directory PJ 6-3
File of Files default DC 6-5
generating PostScript files DC 6-3
storing files DC C-1
Xcat jobs default DC 6-12
Numerics
4 mm cartridge tape drive IP 5-9, IP 5-10
4850 dry ink waste container, replacing RM
6-4–RM 6-6
4mm cartridge tape drive, cleaning RM 8-2
50 Hz voltage requirements
Delta configurations IP 6-3
60 Hz voltage requirements IP 6-2
A
access level
Cancel Documents command PJ 3-4
Change Document Attributes PJ 1-29
Change Virtual Printer PJ 2-3–PJ 2-4
Copy Virtual Printer PJ 2-4
Create Virtual Printer PJ 2-2
Delete Virtual Printer PJ 2-4
EndOfRun command PJ 5-4–PJ 5-7
EndOfSet command PJ 5-6–PJ 5-7
Forward Document command PJ 3-5
Hold Documents PJ 3-6
List Documents PJ 3-7–PJ 3-10
List Virtual Printers PJ 2-5
Promote Document PJ 3-11
Release Documents PJ 3-11
Set Virtual Printer Flags PJ 2-8
Show Document Attributes PJ 1-30
Show Scheduling Policy PJ 3-12
Staple command PJ 5-7
Start PJ 3-13
Start Virtual Printer PJ 2-7
Stop Virtual Printer PJ 2-7
access requirements, delivery IP 6-16–IP
6-18
access to printer, remotely
telnet SJ 8-1
Web-based SJ 8-1
access, remote CM 1-4
Account information, Quick Print for
Windows NT 4.0 SJ 6-24
account information, specifying PJ 1-8
accounting file versions CM 9-2
accounting files
copying to floppy CM 9-8
deleting CM 9-9
maintaining CM 9-1–CM 9-9
purging CM 9-7
accounting information, purging SJ 4-10
Active List PJ 3-1
adding Job Ticket PJ 4-2
additional metrics entry PD 1-3
address data, merging DC G-1
addressing, relative PJ 6-1
administrative mode DC 7-9
administrator
accessing commands CM 1-2
changing password CM 1-3
Adobe
Type Manager PD 1-6
Adobe fonts IP 2-8, SO 2-8
Adobe Photoshop DC 9-1
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP= Installation Plan n ing Guid e
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine
Maintenance SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
Master Index
INDEX-1
INDEX
AdobePS drivers
selecting SJ 4-6
submitting print jobs SJ 4-22–SJ 4-38
Advanced Customer Training (ACT) IP B-4
RM 9-2
Advanced Function Image and Graphics
(AFIG) SO 5-1
Advanced Function Presentation,
see
AFP
advanced PostScript options
Windows NT 4.0 (transparent)
compressing graphics SJ 5-32
overview SJ 5-31–SJ 5-36
printing error information SJ 5-33
printing graphics in color SJ 5-33
printing mirror images SJ 5-33
printing negative images SJ 5-33
printing with printer fonts SJ 5-34
specifying format SJ 5-36
specifying halftoning options SJ 5-35
specifying printing resolution SJ 5-35
using substitution table SJ 5-34
using TrueType fonts SJ 5-36
AFP
data flows IS 10-1–IS 10-7
definition SJ 2-1
overview IS 1-1
page origins, modifying IS 4-19
print flows IS 10-1–IS 10-7
resources SJ 2-1–SJ 2-3
summary SJ 2-1
AFP environment IP 1-8, SO 5-5
AFP Font Collection SJ 2-3, IS 4-2
AFPDS SJ 2-5
AIX print flow IS 10-6
alignment, third-party finishing devices IP
3-14, SO 3-14
APA (all-points addressability) SJ 2-1
Apollo workstation SJ 2-15
AppleTalk PD 1-17
network SJ 4-10
zone name, specifying SJ 4-10
application examples DC 1-2
applications, customer responsibility SJ 4-4
appName subdirectory PJ 6-2
architecture SJ 3-4–SJ 3-7
arc-to-bezier conversion PD 1-33
area 3, clearing paper jams TG 4-14
area 4, clearing paper jams TG 4-15–TG
4-17
,
area 5, clearing paper jams TG 4-18–TG
4-19
area 7, clearing paper jams TG 4-22–TG
4-23
area 8, clearing paper jams TG 4-24
area 9, clearing paper jams TG 4-25
areas 1 and 1A, clearing paper jams TG
4-10–TG 4-11
areas 2 and 2A, clearing paper jams TG
4-12–TG 4-13
areas 6 and 6A, clearing paper jams TG
4-20–TG 4-21
areas A and B, clearing stitcher/stacker tray
paper jams TG 4-27–TG 4-28
AS/400
AFP data flow IS 10-5
connections SJ 2-11–SJ 2-12
AS/400, parameters IP F-21–IP F-28
ASCII greeting message CM 12-4
ASCII input PD 1-22
ASCIIFontName attribute PJ 1-8
ASCIIFontSize attribute PJ 1-8
asynchronous communications PD 1-18
Attention light RM 2-1–RM 2-2, RM 5-1
attention light IP 3-3, SO 3-3
attributes
changing PJ 1-29
description PJ 1-1
methods for selecting PJ 1-3
precedence PJ 1-6
priority in setting PJ 1-6
setting PJ 1-2
showing PJ 1-30
understanding PJ 1-1
virtual printer PJ 2-1
attributes, highlight color SO 1-8
attributes, overview SJ 1-2
.attrs file CM 2-3
automatic highlight color rendering PJ 1-15
AutoTabShift attribute PJ 1-8
award certificate example DC 4-1, DC 4-7
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine
Maintenance SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
INDEX-2
Master Index
INDEX
B
back panel, Sun workstations IP 2-3, SO 2-4
background form DC 7-2
Background Forms
creating DC 5-1–DC 5-4
cycling DC 5-5–DC 5-8
background menu CM 3-3
background printing, Macintosh
AdobePS driver SJ 4-26
LaserWriter driver version 7.x SJ 4-2
LaserWriter version 8.x SJ 4-14
backing up
site files CM 2-9
virtual printers list CM 2-11
Xerox files CM 2-10
backing up forms DC F-1
Backup Site Files command CM 2-9
Backup Virtual Printers List command CM
2-11
Backup Xerox Files command CM 2-10
banking applications, example IS 1-7
banner page
job message
Quick Print for Windows NT 4.0 SJ
6-13, SJ 6-14
Windows NT 4.0 (transparent) SJ
5-21
sender name
Macintosh drivers (transparent) SJ
4-9
banner pages CM 4-1
banner pages, Novell PJ 3-18
bar compression CM 2-3, CM 2-5, CM 2-6
BARR/AFP connection SJ 2-12
BARR/RJE connection SJ 2-9
BCOCA SJ 2-4
BCOCA (Bar code Object Content
Architecture) IP 1-8, SO 5-5
benefit book example DC 1-3
bezier PD 1-33
billing
meter
displaying CM 8-8
printing, data CM 8-11
report, printing CM 8-11
billing meter
reading IP 8-5
reporting IP 8-5
binary input PD 1-22
bindery entry PJ 3-16
bitmaps PD 1-4, PD 1-14
BitsPerSample TIFF tag DC E-1
black areas, mapping PJ 1-16
black pixels
GetTiff macro DC 8-5
Blank Back Sides PJ 1-9
blank pages
XCat DC 6-10
XMerge DC 6-5, DC 6-7, DC 6-14, DC
6-18
booting the controller CM 3-2
borders, invisible frame DC 4-7
bounding box padding PD 1-32
break page PD 1-18
broadcast message
utility command CM 2-1
Broadcast Message to All Execs command
CM 2-1
Broadcast message to all execs command
CM 2-1
browser based access CM 1-5
BuildProfile option SJ 2-21
bus and tag
channel connection IP 1-4, SO 5-2
bypass transport IP 1-4, IP 3-11–IP 3-15, SO
1-4, SO 3-11–SO 3-15
installing RM 7-3–RM 7-5
power requirements IP 6-20
removing RM 7-1–RM 7-3
bypass transport, clearing paper jams TG
4-28–TG 4-29
ByteCode files
files created DC A-2
proprietary compression DC 5-2
Tiff/G4 format compared DC 3-2
C
cables
IBM channel IP 7-3
locations IP 7-2
power IP 6-3
calculating throughput DC D1-2
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance
SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
Master Index
INDEX-3
INDEX
calibration
evaluating output CM 15-2
when to perform CM 15-1
Cancel Documents command PJ 3-4
canceling commands CM 1-2
capabilities SJ 3-8–SJ 3-10
cartridge tape
drive IP 5-9, IP 5-10
ordering IP A+7
CCITT
printing speed PD 1-34–PD 1-35
specifications PD 1-34
CCU changeout cart IP 3-7, IP 6-6, IP 6-10
IP 6-11, SO 3-7
CCUs
cart, storing RM 5-12
exchanging RM 5-5–RM 5-13
loading RM 5-11–RM 5-12
removing existing RM 5-5–RM 5-10
CD-ROM
ejecting CM 2-2
installing CM 10-2
installing software updates from CM 2-7
listing files on CM 2-8
printing files from CM 2-8
central processing unit IP 2-2, IP 2-6, SO 2-3
SO 2-6
Change Administrator Password command
CM 1-3
Change Document Attributes command PJ
1-29
Change Imager Parameters command CM
5-30
Change PCL Imager Parameters command
CM 5-34
Change Virtual Printer command PJ 2-3–PJ
2-4
Change virtual printer command
CycleForms attribute DC 5-5–DC 5-8
disposition attribute
examples DC 3-7, DC 4-3
Mask, Form formats DC 3-3–DC 3-6
syntax DC 7-3
Tiff/G4, ByteCode formats DC 3-2
values DC 3-1
overview DC 7-2
changeout cart IP 6-11
changing imager parameters CM 5-30
changing password
administrator CM 1-3
operator CM 1-3
changing PCL imager parameters CM 5-34
channel
switching online and offline PJ 3-15
channel attachments IP E-1–IP E-3, IP E-6
,
IP E-7
channel cable connector box IP 1-6, SO 5-3
channel extender SJ 2-9
,
channel interface board IP 1-6, SO 5-3
channel switching PJ 3-15
channel-attached
cables IP 7-3
systems IP 1-6, IP 1-7, SO 5-3, SO 5-4
chapters, concatenating
DOS xcat DC 6-15
Sun OS/Solaris DC 6-19
Windows XCat DC 6-7–DC 6-12
character
codes PD 1-6
illegal PD 1-18–PD 1-20
characteristics, image PD 1-15
,
charpath operator PD 1-21
checking
dual stacker trays RM 2-1
feeder trays RM 1-1
stitcher/stacker trays RM 2-2
checklists
installation planning SJ 4-4–SJ 4-7
network installation SJ 4-8–SJ 4-14
preinstallation SJ 4-8
Chinese fonts PD 1-3
cleaning
4mm cartridge tape drive RM 8-2
keyboard RM 8-1
monitor RM 8-1
Printer Controller exterior RM 8-1
clearance space IP 6-5, IP 6-12–IP 6-14
clearing
bypass transport paper jams TG 4-28
–
TG 4-29
feeder trays TG 4-1–TG 4-5
paper jams
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine
Maintenance SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
INDEX-4
Master Index
INDEX
area 3 TG 4-14
area 4 TG 4-15–TG 4-17
area 5 TG 4-18–TG 4-19
area 7 TG 4-22–TG 4-23
area 8 TG 4-24
area 9 TG 4-25
areas 1 and 1A TG 4-10–TG 4-11
areas 2 and 2A TG 4-12–TG 4-13
areas 6 and 6A TG 4-20–TG 4-21
stacker tray paper jams TG 4-26
stitcher/stacker tray paper jams (areas A
and B) TG 4-27–TG 4-28
client workstations
communicating with network SJ 1-5–SJ
1-6
overview SJ 1-1
CMYK default PJ 1-23
code examples, PostScript PJ 6-4
collating, PCL Copy command PD 2-6
color
adding IS 5-1
conditional processing IS 5-5
data driven IS 1-1, IS 5-3
evaluating output CM 15-2
full IS 5-2
lines and borders IS 5-8
mapping IS 5-3
overlays IS 5-7
shading IS 5-9
when to calibrate CM 15-1
color calibration SJ 2-21
procedure CM 15-2
work flow CM 15-5
color driver, Macintosh LaserWriter driver
8.x SJ 4-40
Color images SJ 2-5
color in forms DC 3-1, DC 3-6, DC 5-1
color limitations IS 9-1
color models, using IS 5-3
color saturation SO 1-8
color substitution, highlight color SO 1-8
colors
presentation, matching PJ 1-14
preset PJ 1-14
rendering, automatic PJ 1-15
replacing PJ 1-16
saturation
converting PJ 1-14
specifying PJ 1-14
colorTables highlight color rendering PJ 1-14
colorToHighlight rendering PJ 1-14
command
job status SO 4-6
lpq SO 4-5
lpr SO 4-5
command sets SJ 3-5
command signals, third-party finishing
devices IP 3-15, SO 3-15
commands
administrator, accessing CM 1-2
Cancel Documents PJ 3-4
canceling CM 1-2
Change Virtual Printer PJ 2-3–PJ 2-4
Configure utility CM 2-19–CM 2-29
control-D PD 1-17–PD 1-22
control-Z PD 1-18–PD 1-22
Copy Virtual Printer PJ 2-4
copying
accounting data to floppy CM 9-8
documents to floppy CM 2-3, CM 2-4
CM 2-5
logs CM 9-11
Create Virtual Printer PJ 2-2
Delete Virtual Printer PJ 2-4
deleting
accounting files CM 9-7, CM 9-9
fonts CM 10-4
forms CM 11-4
logs CM 9-12
Duplex, PCL PD 2-9
End, combining PJ 5-6
EndOfSet PJ 5-3–PJ 5-4
entering CM 1-1
font installation IP 2-8, SO 2-8
Forward Document PJ 3-5
Hold Documents PJ 3-6
installing
fonts from disk CM 10-2
PCL fonts from disk CM 10-3
job submission SJ 4-10
LCDS PD 3-2
licensing CM 2-15–CM 2-18
,
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance
SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
Master Index
INDEX-5
INDEX
List Documents PJ 3-7–PJ 3-10
List Virtual Printers PJ 2-5
listing CM 1-1
CDROM fonts CM 10-6
floppy fonts CM 10-6
fonts CM 10-6
logs CM 9-10
listjob SJ 3-35
listq SJ 3-38
lpc (UNIX) SJ 3-57
lpd SJ 4-10
lpq (DOS) SJ 3-53
lpq (UNIX) SJ 3-54
lpr SJ 4-10, SJ 3-41
lprm SJ 3-55
merge, inserting DC G-7
operator, accessing CM 1-2
PCL Copy PD 2-8–PD 2-9
PCL Paper Source PD 2-12
PJL PD 2-6
print SJ 3-24
printing
font list CM 10-8
font sample CM 10-8
form samples CM 11-3
PCL font sample CM 10-9
Promote Document PJ 3-11
Release Document PJ 3-11
Set IPDS Virtual Printer PJ 2-10
Set Scheduling Policy PJ 3-12
sets, installing PD 3-4
shortcuts CM 1-1
Show Document Attributes PJ 1-30
Show IPDS Virtual Printer PJ 2-10
Show Scheduling Policy PJ 3-13
Start PJ 3-13
Start Virtual Printer PJ 2-7
status SJ 4-10
Stop PJ 3-14
telnet CM 1-4
terminating CM 1-2
UNIX command tool SJ 4-10
utility CM 2-1–CM 2-13
communications, asynchronous PD 1-18
Compatibility fonts IS 4-11
complete media match PJ 4-6
completed sheets PJ 1-21
components
DocuPrint system IP 1-8
hardware IP 5-8
printer controller IP 2-1, SO 2-2
printing system IP 1-9
components, curveto PD 1-33
compression
bar CM 2-3, CM 2-5, CM 2-6
ByteCode files DC 3-3, DC 5-2
quality PD 1-34
TIFF images PJ 6-4
compression tag, TIFF DC 8-5, DC E-1
concatenating chapters
DOS XCat DC 6-15
Sun OS/Solaris DC 6-19
Windows XCat DC 6-7–DC 6-12
conditional processing, adding color IS 5-5
conditioning paper IP A+4–IP A+5, SO 6-4
SO 6-5
conditions, print queue PJ 3-1
configuration
choosing remote printer or print server
CM 4-1–CM 4-3
differences between RPRINTER and
PSERVER CM 4-1–CM 4-3
configuration reports
printing CM 2-23
configuration, network IP 1-11
Configure utility
changeable parameters CM 2-20
options CM 2-23
Configure utility commands CM 2-19–CM
2-29
configuring
NFS daemon CM 13-2
configuring as PSERVER CM 4-4
configuring as RPRINTER CM 4-5
connections
AS/400 SJ 2-11–SJ 2-13
mainframes SJ 2-7–SJ 2-11
RS/6000 SJ 2-13–SJ 2-15
connections, Ethernet SO 4-4–SO 4-5
connectivity
multiple SO 4-7
connectivity boards IP 2-5, SO 2-5
–
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine
Maintenance SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
INDEX-6
Master Index
INDEX
consistency
font PD 1-16
consumable supplies tables SO 6-9–SO
6-13
consumables supplies tables IP A+8–IP
A+14
continue button IP 3-5, SO 3-5
continuous form, converting IS 4-18
control-D command PD 1-17–PD 1-22
controller
powering on CM 3-2
control-Z command PD 1-18–PD 1-22
conversion
arc-to-bezier PD 1-33
LCDS commands PD 3-2
conversion programs IS 8-1–IS 8-4
coordinates
device PD 1-1–PD 1-2, PD 1-32
user PD 1-1–PD 1-2, PD 1-39–PD 1-41
Copies attribute PJ 5-11
copies, multiple PJ 5-11
Copy Accounting to Floppy command CM
9-8
copy count
Macintosh drivers
AdobePS SJ 4-24
LaserWriter 7.x SJ 4-9
LaserWriter 8.x SJ 4-13
Quick Print for Windows NT 4.0 SJ 6-11
Windows NT 4.0 (transparent) SJ 5-17
Copy Documents to DOS Floppy command
CM 2-4
Copy Documents to Floppy command CM
2-3
Copy Documents to Tape command CM 2-4
CM 2-5
Copy IOT Fault Data to Disk command CM
2-18
Copy Logs to Floppy command CM 9-11
copy output PJ 1-9
Copy Virtual Printer command PJ 2-4
CopyCount attribute PJ 1-9
copying
documents to diskette CM 2-3
documents to DOS diskette CM 2-4
Documents to Floppy command CM 2-3
CM 2-4, CM 2-5
logs CM 9-11
print-job data CM 9-8
to tape CM 2-4, CM 2-5
copying to diskette CM 2-3
copypage PD 1-16
core interchange fonts IS 4-11
correcting color calibration CM 15-9
corruption problems
database CM 2-28
software CM 2-26
cover page
AdobePS driver SJ 4-27
Macintosh, LaserWriter 7.x driver SJ
4-10
Macintosh, LaserWriter 8.x driver SJ
4-15
Create Input Profile command CM 6-2
Create Output Profile command CM 6-2
Create Profiles command CM 6-2
Create Virtual Printer command PJ 2-2, DC
7-1
creating print queue, Novell PJ 3-16
creating profiles CM 6-2
current transformation matrix (CTM) PD 1-1
curves PD 1-25, PD 1-33
curveto components PD 1-33
custom fonts IS 4-12
Customer Changeable Unit (CCU) IP 6-10
–
IP 6-11, IP 6-20
customer responsibilities IP 1-12, SJ 4-2–SJ
4-4, IP 8-2–IP 8-3
customized forms DC 1-2
customized forms, forms
,
customized DC 1-3
cut sheet, converting IS 4-18
Cycle Exceptions DC 5-8
cycle up time DC D1-2, DC D1-7
CycleExceptions attribute PJ 1-9
CycleForm value DC 5-5
CycleForms attribute PJ 1-9, DC 5-5–DC 5-8
D
data
adding color IS 5-3
,
flushing PD 1-21
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance
SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
Master Index
INDEX-7
INDEX
placement operators PD 3-2–PD 3-3
streams SJ 2-5
towers SJ 2-6
transfer protocol PJ 3-5
Data 1 fonts IS 4-12
data base mode PD 3-2
See also line mode
data cables IP 7-1
Data Control Interface Module (DCIM2) card
IP 2-5, SO 2-5
data flows
AS/400 IS 10-5
mainframe
MVS AFP IS 10-1
MVS for remote printer IS 10-2
VM IS 10-3
VSE IS 10-4
PS/2 IS 10-5
RS/6000 IS 10-6
data streams IP 1-8, SO 5-1, SO 5-5
database
corruption CM 2-28
date, setting CM 7-1
DCF/Script IS 5-8
Decomp DC 1-3
Decomp Service Install Options screen DC
2-1
decomposed forms
directory location DC 4-3, DC 6-3
file formats DC A-1–DC A-4
decomposing Background Forms DC 5-3
decomposing time
reducing PJ 5-13
Decomposition Service
application examples DC 1-2–DC 1-4
benefits DC 1-1, DC 1-6
examples DC G-1–DC G-7
installing
DOS DC 2-2
overview DC 2-1
Windows DC 2-1
overview DC 1-1
Decomposition Service Tools, installing SJ
2-6, SJ 2-15
default
font PD 1-3
user coordinate system PD 1-39–PD
1-41
default color rendering PJ 1-20
default Grayscale PJ 1-23
default router SJ 4-9
default settings
resetting job ticket
Quick Print for Windows NT 4.0 SJ
6-8
Windows NT 4.0 (transparent SJ 5-15
defaults
Jog command PJ 5-10
media specifications PJ 4-2
media values PJ 4-2
media, setting CM 5-2
options, listing CM 5-28
scheduling policy PJ 3-12
defining forms, Novell PJ 2-9
definitions, nonstandard PD 1-11–PD 1-12
definitions,
see
sample printer definitions
Delete Accounting command CM 9-9
Delete Color Calibration command CM
15-10, CM 15-11
Delete Fonts command CM 10-4
Delete Form command DC 7-4
Delete Forms command CM 11-4
Delete Logs command CM 9-12
delete output profile command CM 6-3
Delete Virtual Printer command PJ 2-4, DC
7-4
deleting
accounting files CM 9-9
fonts CM 10-4
forms DC 7-4, CM 11-4
logs CM 9-12
virtual printers DC 7-4
Deleting Input|Output profiles CM 6-3
delimiters, EOF PD 1-18–PD 1-20
delimiting PostScript jobs PD 1-17–PD 1-18
delivery instructions, print job SJ 6-14
delivery requirements IP 6-16–IP 6-18
DELTA configurations IP 6-3
demo mode, VIPP PD 3-3
developer IP A+6, SO 6-6
developer waste container, replacing RM
6-1–RM 6-4
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine
Maintenance SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
INDEX-8
Master Index
INDEX
Device Control command set SJ 3-6
device-dependent operators TG 5-3
devices
coordinates PD 1-1–PD 1-2, PD 1-32
dependent features PD 1-29–PD 1-33
DFA IP 1-4, SO 1-4
DFA group number PJ 1-10
DFA maximum set size PJ 1-10
DFA support IS 1-2, IS 5-14
diagnostic data, gathering CM 2-18
Diagnostic Lockout feature IS 6-2
diagnostic tools IP 1-12, SO 1-5
dialog box options, customizing Quick Print
for Windows NT 4.0 SJ 6-25
dictionary operators
Execution PD 1-11
IdleTime PD 1-10
Printer PD 1-10–PD 1-11
Server PD 1-9
Status PD 1-10
System PD 1-8
User PD 1-8–PD 1-9
dimensions
changeout cart IP 6-11
printers IP 6-6–IP 6-9
Direct Bus and Tag SJ 2-7
directories
forms location
decomposed forms DC 4-3, DC 6-3
non-default DC B-1
installation
Windows DC 2-2
Xcat jobs default DC 6-12
directory
queue PJ 3-17
required, DocuPrint file system PJ 6-3
Disable Modem command CM 2-31
Disable Remote Shell command CM 2-32
disk space, installation requirements SJ 2-1
diskette
copying documents to CM 2-3
copying documents to DOS CM 2-4
ejecting CM 2-2
formatting CM 2-2
installing licenses from CM 2-17
installing software updates from CM 2-7
listing files on CM 2-3
printing documents from CM 2-9
diskettes IP A+7, SO 6-7
contents, listing CM 2-3
ejecting CM 2-2
formatting CM 2-2
Display Billing Meters command CM 8-8
display monitor IP 5-9, IP 5-10
displaying
date CM 7-1
logs CM 9-10
PDL code CM 2-6
time CM 7-1
displaying PDL code CM 2-6
displaying virtual printers PJ 2-5
disposition attributes
examples DC 3-7, DC 4-3, DC 7-3
Mask, Form formats DC 3-3–DC 3-6
Tiff/G4, ByteCode formats DC 3-2
values DC 3-1, DC 7-3
dividing print jobs PJ 5-1
document attributes PJ 1-1
Document Feeding and Finishing
Architecture,
see
DFA
Document Structure Editor (DSE) DC 9-1
Document Structuring Conventions (DSC)
PJ 4-2
document types IS 1-8
documentation IP C-1
AS/400 IP F-28
IBM channel connections IP 7-3
MVS references IP F-20
DocumentID attribute PJ 1-11
DocumentName attribute PJ 1-11
documents
attributes PJ 1-1
changing PJ 1-29
list PJ 1-2
see also attributes
showing PJ 1-30
cancelling PJ 3-3
changing full color to highlight color SJ
6-19
Decomp Service examples DC 1-1–DC
1-4
forwarding PJ 3-3
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance
SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
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holding PJ 3-3
ID number, determining PJ 1-29
ineligible PJ 3-8
listing PJ 3-7–PJ 3-10
master DC 4-1
promoting PJ 3-3, PJ 3-11
releasing PJ 3-3
scheduling PJ 3-12
stapling
long PJ 5-9
order PJ 5-10
status, determining PJ 3-7–PJ 3-10
DocuPrint NPS Setup window
Quick Print for Windows NT 4.0
accessing SJ 6-9
image shift SJ 6-12
imaging and job setup options SJ
6-10–SJ 6-13
job notes SJ 6-13–SJ 6-14
paper stocks SJ 6-15–SJ 6-17
Windows NT 4.0 (transparent)
advanced PostScript options SJ
5-31–SJ 5-36
copy count SJ 5-17
finishing features SJ 5-19
highlight color SJ 5-27–SJ 5-31
image shift SJ 5-18
job notes SJ 5-19–SJ 5-21
overview SJ 5-16
page orientation SJ 5-17
page range SJ 5-17
paper stocks SJ 5-21–SJ 5-24
paper weight SJ 5-18
preferences SJ 5-36
programming, Main Stock SJ 5-18
sides to image SJ 5-17
special pages SJ 5-25–SJ 5-27
DocuPrint system components IP 1-8
DOS
formmrg tool DC 6-13
getg4 tool DC 9-1–DC 9-2
installing Decomp Services DC 2-2
reprint tool DC 6-13
xcat tool DC 6-15
xmerge tool DC 6-14
DOS client software
installing SJ 2-2
removing SJ 2-6
double byte fonts PD 1-3
drilled paper
Quick Print for Windows NT 4.0 SJ 6-16
Windows NT 4.0 SJ 5-24
drivers, PCL 5c PD 2-17
drivers, Xerox SJ 1-1
drives
cartridge tape IP 5-9, IP 5-10
disk IP 2-3, SO 2-4
DVD-ROM IP 2-3, SO 2-4
dry ink
adding RM 5-1–RM 5-4
color IP 6-10
stains RM 5-12
toner IP A+6, SO 6-6
dry ink distribution PD 1-14
dry ink waste container
replacing for 4850 RM 6-4–RM 6-6
replacing for Starlight RM 6-4–RM 6-8
DSE (Document Structure Editor) DC 9-1
dual feeder IP 6-20
Dual Mode SO 5-1
dual stacker IP 3-9, IP 6-6–IP 6-8, SO 3-9
dual stacker trays, unloading RM 2-1
Dump Accounting command CM 9-7
Duplex commands, PCL PD 2-9
duplex path IP 3-16, SO 3-17
duplex printing PD 2-8, PJ 5-11
specifying
Windows NT 4.0 (transparent) SJ
5-17
duplexing with MultiSet PJ 5-11
DVD-ROM drive IP 2-3, SO 2-4
dynamic media, setting PJ 4-5–PJ 4-6
dynamic plex changes PJ 7-2
E
EarlyStaple option PJ 5-9
EBCDIC PD 3-2
edge deletion SJ 4-40
eexec operator PD 1-8
Eject CD-ROM command CM 2-2
Eject CDROM command CM 2-2
Eject Floppy command CM 2-2
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine
Maintenance SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
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INDEX
ejecting a CD-ROM CM 2-2
ejecting a diskette CM 2-2
electrical
specifications IP 5-1–IP 5-3, IP 6-1–IP
6-4
electrical connection, third-party finishing
devices IP 3-15, SO 3-15
electronic counter RM 2-2
elevator tray fault DC D1-7
ElideHeader attribute PJ 1-11
Elixir products IS 4-3–IS 4-5
embedding images PD 1-34, PD 1-43
Enable Modem command CM 2-30
Enable Remote Shell command CM 2-31
enabling
lpr security option CM 12-5
EndOfRun command PJ 5-4–PJ 5-7
EndOfSet command PJ 5-3–PJ 5-4, PJ 5-6
PJ 5-7
engine
write-black PD 1-15–PD 1-16, PD 1-26
write-white PD 1-15–PD 1-16
enhancement, resolution PD 1-12–PD 1-16
entering commands CM 1-1
Enterprise Printing Option SJ 3-3
entry, bindery PJ 3-16
environmental requirements IP 6-4
EOBs, printing IS 1-8
EOF delimiters PD 1-17–PD 1-20
eofill TG 5-5
erasepage operator PJ 5-2
error
limitcheck PD 1-31
undefined command PD 1-18
error condition, restarting printer TG 7-4
error handling SJ 4-18, SJ 4-30
error messages, Client Software installation
TG 2-2
error page DC 6-5, DC 6-14, DC 6-18
ESCON connection SJ 2-8
estimates, rough performance DC D1-2
Ethernet IP 2-5, SO 2-5
AS/400 SJ 2-12
configurations using IP 1-5, SO 5-2
connections SO 4-4–SO 4-5
description SO 4-6
framing type SJ 4-12
mainframes SJ 2-10
requirements SJ 4-15
RS/6000 SJ 2-14
Examine Document command CM 2-6
Example DC 7-6
Excel, Microsoft DC 4-4
exception pages
Quick Print for Windows NT 4.0 SJ 6-21
–
SJ 6-22
ExceptionPages attribute PJ 1-11
Execution Dictionary operators PD 1-11
exitserver operator PD 1-20, PD 1-22
explanation of benefits,
see
EOBs
extensions, proprietary PostScript PD 1-16
F
–
fast scan direction PD 1-35, PD 1-38
fault code display IP 3-5, SO 3-5
fax resolution PD 1-34
FDOCA SJ 2-4
features, device dependent PD 1-29–PD
1-33
feedback, job status SO 4-5–SO 4-6
feeder
high-capacity IP 3-8, SO 3-8
tray IP 3-2, IP 3-8, SO 3-2, SO 3-8
feeder tray attributes, setting CM 5-4
feeder trays RM 1-1
feeder trays, clearing faults TG 4-1–TG 4-5
feeder, establishing PJ 4-1
feeding options IS 5-14
specifications IS 7-3
fields, form references DC 8-7–DC 8-9
file
name, static form DC G-7
PPD PD 1-28–PD 1-29
file formats, decomposed forms DC A-1–DC
A-4
file locks
setting maximum CM 4-6
File of Files
different directories DC B-1
multiple print jobs (Windows XCat) DC
6-11
XCat DC 4-9–DC 4-11
CM = Guide to Configuring and Managing the System DC = Decomposition Service and Tools Guide IP = Installation Planning Guide
IS = IPDS Solutions Guide PD = Guide to Using PDL PJ = Guide to Managing Print Jobs RM -Guide to Performing Routine Maintenance
SJ = Guide to Submitting Jobs from the Client SO = System Overview Guide TG = Troubleshooting Guide
Master Index
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