Xerox DocuColor 250, DocuColor 240 Addendum

Customer User Addendum
Fiery Network Controller for DocuColor 240/250,
version 1.1
Part Number: 45055855
30 March 2006
Copyright 2006 © Electronics for Imaging, Inc.
This document supplements your Fiery Network Controller for DocuColor 240/250
version 1.1 user documentation and describes new features added since version 1.0.
Before using the Fiery Network Controller for DocuColor 240/250, make a copy of
this
Customer User Addendum
and distribute it to all users.
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This document uses the term “Fiery” to refer to the Fiery Network Controller
for DocuColor 240/250.
New features
for version 1.1
The following new features have been added in this version:
•Security through IP Filtering and Port Blocking
See “IP Filtering and Port Blocking” on page 5.
Clarification of requirements for using LDAP server
See “LDAP Server Setup” on page 7.
Cancel on Mismatch
A job whose media is not available can be cancelled after a specified timeout.
See “Cancel on Mismatch” on page 4.
•Additional password entry for More Setup
In WebTools, when you click More Setup, you are prompted for the administrator
password.
•Tray 5 Media Protection
Copier damage is prevented with Tray 5 Media Protection if jobs printed from Tray 5
(Bypass) do not specify a media type. See “Tray 5 Media Protection option” on page 5.
•Support for Tray 6 (Oversized) option
Tray 6 (Oversized) is a new installable option that accommodates larger paper than the
regular Tray 6 option. See “Tray 6 (Oversized)” on page 12.
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•Support for Impose option
Impose is an optional application accessed through Command WorkStation.
For more information about Impose, see “Impose” on page 10.
•Support for Color Profiler option
Color Profiler is an optional application for creating color profiles for printers.
For more information, see the documentation that accompanies Color Profiler.
Larger memory upgrade option
A memory upgrade of up to 1 GB is now offered as an option.
Command WorkStation upgrade
A new version of Command WorkStation, Windows Edition, is provided (version 4.4).
This version adds support for tray alignment, printing groups, and mixed media jobs.
For more information, see Command WorkStation, Windows Edition Help.
•Mailbox/Job Template utility in WebScan
The Mailbox/Job Template utility in WebScan has a new user interface and supports the
ability to send a scan to an FTP location through a mailbox. See “WebScan” on page 9.
•“Printer’s default” setting for Face-Down Printing option
The Face-Down Printing option now has a Printer’s default setting, which is its default
setting in the printer driver. This setting means that the print job uses the Face-Down
Printing setting specified on the Fiery, which you can view and edit in WebSetup, under
Printer Setup > PS Setup.
•Print Size option in PCL printer driver
The Print Size option can now be set from the PCL printer driver as well as from the
PostScript printer driver. This option facilitates printing booklet jobs where the paper size
is twice the size of the document size (for example, a Letter-size document on Tabloid
paper). For details, see “Printing a PDF document as a booklet on Windows (PCL printer
driver)” on page 19.
•Mac OS X printer driver choice
In addition to supporting the new Tray 6 (Oversized) option, the Mac OS X printer driver
in version 1.1 also addresses issues on Mac OS X with finisher options for folding and
stapling. For more information, see “Two versions of Mac OS X printer driver” on
page 17.
Clarification of requirements for printing booklets
See “Booklet printing” on page 17.
Clarification of requirements for printing a duplex job in manual or semi-manual mode
See “Manual duplex printing” on page 21.
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•Additional color profiles
The following color profiles have been added for improved image quality:
CMYK simulation profiles: ISO Coated and ISO Uncoated
–RGB source profile: Fiery RGB
–Output profiles updated to version 2. The updated profiles have improved color quality
and are identified by “v2” in the profile name.
Calibration sets and output profiles for Enhanced Gloss Level
ColorWise Pro Tools supports additional calibration sets and associated output profiles to
use when printing with the Gloss Level print option set to Enhanced. See “Calibration sets
and output profiles” on page 8.

Included patches

Version 1.0 patches included in version 1.1
Fiery Network Controller for DocuColor 240/250 version 1.1 includes the following version
1.0 patches:
Patch name Issue(s) addressed
1-JEOQ9 Slow printing 20-page 11
x
17 document downloaded to the Print queue via
Command WorkStation
1-JIBTX Batched jobs cannot be cancelled from copier
MIB-64i-hrSWInstalledName.1 does not show complete version number
1-JELHP Wrong URL for IP Filtering and IP Port Blocking
1-JEJY4 Multi-set booklet job stops printing with no error message
1-JRX75 Tab Shift (in Mixed Media) shifts text by more than 0.5 when 0.5 is specified
1-JVSP9 If a booklet Front Cover or Back Cover is set to Print on Back or Print on Both,
the Fiery tries to print the cover on the same media as the booklet content, rather
than the cover media
With job batching on, cancelling a booklet job from copier causes next job to
print as booklet
With job batching off, cancelling a booklet job from copier causes error 012-261
on next job
1-JC9JD Fiery does not automatically reboot after a Network setting is changed from
the copier
1-JTZ1E Stepped transitions appear in gradients
1-JXV77 MIB-prtMarkerSuppliesLevel.1.13 value is greater than
prtMarkerSuppliesMaxCapacity.1.13
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Cancel on
Mismatch

Cancel on Mismatch option

The Cancel on Mismatch option causes a job to be cancelled if the media specified for the job
(size and weight) is not available. The job is cancelled with an error and moved to the Printed
queue, allowing the Fiery to continue printing other jobs.
The Cancel on Mismatch Timeout option specifies the number of minutes that the Fiery
waits before cancelling a mismatched job. The default setting is 5 minutes, and the maximum
setting is 999 minutes. To disable this option, set the timeout value to 0.
Set the Cancel on Mismatch option in WebTools, on the Misc. Setup tab of More Setup.
1-KDOJ2 Jagged edges in some fonts
Stepped transitions appear in gradients
Support for the Gray Font feature of the copier
Change default RGB Source Profile to Fiery RGB, which is more appropriate for
office users
Add output profiles to support HeavyWeight2 calibration
1-KM45N Add Cancel on Mismatch feature (see “Cancel on Mismatch option” on page 4)
1-KMQ81 PS Cover Page is missing Pages Requested, Page Size, and Status
Patch name Issue(s) addressed
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Tray 5 Media
Protection

Tray 5 Media Protection option

By default, a job prints with the copier’s default media type, which is Plain, because the
default setting for the Media Type print option is Use Machine Settings. However, Tray 5
(Bypass) does not detect the media type actually loaded in the tray. If users load heavyweight
media in Tray 5, the copier still prints with settings for Plain media, which can damage the
fuser.
The Tray 5 Protection option protects the fuser by automatically printing with settings for
Heavyweight 2 media for jobs that have all the following conditions:
•Paper Source is Tray 5 (Bypass)
•Media Type is not specified
The copier Media Type is set to one of the following:
–Plain
–Recycled
–Plain (Side 2)
–Hole Punched
–Custom 1
–Custom 2
–Custom 3
–Custom 4
–Custom 5
To print from Tray 5 (Bypass) with settings for Plain media, you must select Plain as the
Media Type or disable the Tray 5 Media Protection option.
Set the Tray 5 Media Protection option in WebTools, on the Misc. Setup tab of More Setup.
This option is enabled by default.
IP Filtering and
Port Blocking

Security through IP Filtering and Port Blocking

IP Filtering allows you to set controlled access to the Fiery by specifying IP address(es) that
the Fiery can either permit or reject. This prevents unlimited access to the Fiery over your
network and ensures network security in your environment.
Port Blocking allows you to close unnecessary ports and help reject inbound access from
the network.
To access IP Filtering and Port Blocking, you must log on with Fiery Administrator privileges.
For more information, see
Configuration and Setup
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T
O
ACCESS
IP F
ILTERING
AND
P
ORT
B
LOCKING
1 Start your Internet browser.
2Type the following address:
http://<Fiery IP Address>/cgi-bin/ss_cgi/ss.cgi
3Type the Administrator password.
IP Filtering
By default, the Fiery permits all IP addresses. To control access, you can set an IP address
or a range of IP addresses.
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If you filter out all IP addresses, WebSetup is no longer accessible. To revert this, you
must reinstall the system software. For more information, see the
Installation and Service
Guide
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When you enter an IP address range, the ending IP address must be greater than or
equal to the starting IP address.
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Do not enter “
0.0.0.0
” or “
255.255.255.255
”.
To filter IP addresses or ranges of IP address, enter an IP address or IP address range and
specify how you want the IP address(es) to function:
Disabled
specifies that this IP filter is not used.
Accept (Address)
allows access of this IP address.
Deny (Address)
denies access of this IP address.
Accept (Range)
allows access of this IP address range.
Deny (Range)
denies access of this IP address range.
Port Blocking
Click the IP Port Setup tab and specify which ports to enable or disable.
All ports not listed in the following Setup options are closed. Supported protocols are listed
parenthetically, following the port number.
SNMP (161-162)
E
NABLED
/D
ISABLED
[E
NABLED
]
Select Enabled to enable the 161-162 (SNMP) ports. (WebTools and Command
WorkStation)
NetBIOS (137-139)
Enabled/Disabled [Enabled]
Select Enabled to enable the 137-139 (NetBIOS) ports. (SMB printing)
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LPD (515)
Enabled/Disabled [Enabled]
Select Enabled to enable the 515 (LPD) port. (WebTools and LPD printing over
Windows)
Port 9100 (9100-9103)
Enabled/Disabled [Enabled]
Select Enabled to enable the 9100-9103 (Port 9100) ports. (Port 9100 printing)
EFI Ports (8021-8022, 21030, 9906)
Enabled/Disable [Enabled]
Select Enabled to enable EFI ports 8021-8022. (WebTools, Command WorkStation,
and printer driver Two-Way Communication feature)
IPP (631)
Enabled/Disabled [Enabled]
Select Enabled to enable the 631 (IPP) port. (IPP printing over Windows)

LDAP Server Setup

LDAP server requirements

If you enable an LDAP server (in More Setup), you must also meet the following
requirements:
•Make sure that the LDAP server IP address and host name are registered on the DNS
server, and that DNS Setup is enabled on the Fiery. To enable DNS Setup, select Enable
DNS Setup on the Protocol2 tab of Network Setup.
•You must enable the Fiery e-mail service (on the Service3 tab of Network Setup) to allow
LDAP to access corporate e-mail addresses from Remote Scan.
•In a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory DNS environment, add the Fiery to the
Windows Active Directory Domain. Otherwise, the LDAP feature may not be able to
resolve the LDAP Server name. The Windows domain setting is on the Service2 tab of
Network Setup.
•Make sure that the time difference between the LDAP server and the System Time of the
Fiery is 5 minutes or less. Set the time on the Fiery using WebSetup.
•Make sure that the time zone and Daylight Saving Time (DST) options on the Fiery
match the settings on the LDAP server. The default settings are Universal Time
Coordinated (UTC) for time zone and DST disabled. Change these settings in WebTools,
on the Time Zone tab of More Setup.
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Calibration sets
and output profiles
New calibration sets and output profiles
ColorWise Pro Tools supports additional calibration sets and associated output profiles to use
when printing with the Gloss Level print option set to Enhanced. The following tables show
how the calibration sets correspond to the output profiles for U.S. and European systems:
U.S.:
European:
To perform calibration for one of these calibration sets, run Calibrator and select one of the
new selections for Media Type: Plain (Enhanced) or Coated 1 (Enhanced). The measurement
pages are printed with the Gloss Level set to Enhanced.
When you print with the Output Profile set to Use Media-Defined Profiles and the Gloss
Level set to Enhanced, the “Glossy” version of the output profile associated with the selected
media type is used.
Calibration set Output profile
Media = Plain Fiery DC250 DCX+ 24lb v2F
Media = Plain (Enhanced) Fiery DC250 DCX+ 24lb. Glossy v2F
Media = Coated 1 Fiery DC250 DC Gloss 100lb v2F
Media = Coated 1 (Enhanced) Fiery DC250 DCGloss 100lb. Glossy v2F
Media = Heavyweight 2 Fiery DC250 Cover 80lb. v1F
Calibration set Output profile
Media = Plain Fiery DC250 Colotech 90gsm v2F
Media = Plain (Enhanced) Fiery DC250 Colotech 90gsm Glossy v2F
Media = Coated 1 Fiery DC250 Colotech+ Gloss Coated 140gsm v2F
Media = Coated 1 (Enhanced) Fiery DC250 Colotech+ Gloss Coated 140gsm Glossy v2F
Media = Heavyweight 2 Fiery DC250 Colotech+ 220gsm v1F
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