Xerox DocuSP 4.1 DocuSP Helpset

DocuSP Helpset

DocuSP 4.1

This is the DocuSP Help Library.

The DocuSP Help Library contains information on how to use the DocuSP graphical user interface (GUI) features and functions for setting up and printing jobs, setting up the printer, controlling system-level preferences, and managing fonts, security, accounting, and many other activities. Use the Help menus or buttons located on the screens and dialogs to access additional information as needed.

Throughout the Help Library, you will find cross-references and links to other areas of the helpset. These links can be divided up into 3 general categories:

•Links from lists at the beginnings of chapters: These links are placed so that a user who is browsing through the Help can quickly locate topics of interest.

•Links from procedures to sub-routines: These links are placed within ordered lists in order to break up long procedures into several shorter ones. This also enables the user to avoid working though subroutines that are not of interest to him or to her. When you click these links, you will need to click the back button on your browser to return to the main procedure.

•More Information... links: These links are placed to take nonessential information out of the main flow of the procedures, and may be ignored at the user’s discretion. Clicking these links will open a pop-up window which will disappear when you click outside the pop-up window.

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About DocuSP Print Services

The DocuSP Print Services software provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to the printer management, job management, and system administration functions of your Xerox printing system. In addition, depending upon which DocuSP printer you have purchased, the DocuSP GUI enables you to manage queues, adjust color image quality, and control scan and copy functions.

The DocuSP Print Services Graphical User Interface

The DocuSP Print Services software enables you to use a graphical user interface (GUI) to control all of the features and functions for your Xerox printing system.

The GUI consists of windows, tabs, and dialogs that can be accessed through buttons and menus. In addition, the user interface displays status and error messages which provide feedback on job processing.

Online Help is available through Help Contents or by selecting the Help buttons on the various dialogs. Additional information is available through the customer documentation that is provided on CD-ROM with your system.

Windows and Dialogs

The DocuSP Print Services GUI is designed to enable quick and direct access to most types of data. Each management category (Job Manager, Printer Manager, etc.) consists of a primary manager window which displays a table of information summarizing the category. For example, when you open the Job Manager window, you will see a list of jobs and relevant information about those jobs.

Use the following guidelines when working in windows and dialogs:

•To open primary manager windows, select the desired icon on the left side of the DocuSP GUI.

•To view a different type of data within a service or manager window, select the tab of the topic you wish to view.

•To view the properties of a listed item such as a job or a queue perform one of the following:

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–Double-click the item.

–Right-click the item and choose [Properties...].

–Select the item and click the [Properties...] icon from the toolbar menu.

•To view more than one manager window at a time, open the first window by selecting the icon, then right-click the icon of the additional window you wish to view. The second manager window appears in an additional window.

Menus

The DocuSP Print Services software contains a number of menus which enable you to quickly access information.

•The Logon, System, Printer, Setup, Administration, and

Help menus are located on the top of the interface and provide direct access to global system-level and printer control functions, and the help system.

•Pop-up menus enable you to control functionality at the job or queue level and can be accessed by right-clicking or doubleclicking on a particular job or list item.

•Feature Access Buttons (FABS): DocuSP utilizes buttons, called Feature Access Buttons, to enable you to set job properties. FABs are available from within specific tabs. Once property selections are made, your choices display on the FAB. Individual FAB descriptions can be accessed through the following link: DocuSP Feature Access Buttons (FABs)

Job Manager

The Job Manager enables you to perform a number of different tasks at the job level. You can view all the jobs in the system, including active and completed jobs, or you can display one of several possible subsets of the jobs. The Job Manager also enables you to perform operations on and select options for individual or groups of jobs within the system.Job Manager is accessed by selecting the Job Manager icon located on the left side of the DocuSP GUI. You can access the Job Manager helpset through the following link:Job Management

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Queue Manager

The Queue Manager enables you to create and enable new queues in which to manage jobs prior to printing and to control the flow of jobs to the printer. It also enables you to change the properties of a queue and to change the job accept and release status of a queue.

Queue Manager is accessed by selecting the Queue Manager icon located on the left side of the DocuSP GUI.

Printer Manager

The Printer Manager enables you to manage functions of the printer. You can manage paper trays and paper stock, set global finishing options, enable stacking, identify stock size checking, set unfinished offset stacking, and clear printer faults.

Printer Manager is accessed by selecting the Printer Manager icon located on the left side of the DocuSP GUI. You can access Printer Manager through the following link: Printer Manager

Color Manager

The Color Manager enables you to monitor and control all of the color printing features of the system. Color Management is a process that attempts to match color across input, display, and output devices by referencing their color reproduction to a known standard using International Color Consortium (ICC) profiles. Color management tools are used to convert between devicedependant RGB (Red, Green, Blue) and CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) color spaces to a device independent color space in order to match colors by adjusting for differences between device color gamuts. The Color Manager contains multiple levels of color management, tailored for both novice and skilled users.

Color Manager is accessed by selecting the Color Manager icon located on the left side of the DocuSP GUI.

System Management and Configuration

System Management and Configuration includes information on system controls, such as powering the system on and off. System configuration operations include managing network gateways, performing diagnostics, and setting system preferences.

System management and configuration settings are accessed by using the System and Setup menus located at the top of the

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DocuSP GUI. You can access the System and Setup menus through the following links: The System Menu, The Setup Menu

Printer Configuration

Printer Configuration functions are accessed using the DocuSP Printer menu. Printer configuration includes information on powering the printer on and off, setting the Power Saver mode, and the selections made through Printer Switches. You can access the Printer menu helpset through the following link: The Printer Menu

Administration

The Administration functions of the DocuSP software enable a System Administrator to control resources, fonts, accounting, and billing. You can access the Administration menu helpset through the following link: Administration.

NOTE: Billing is only applicable for monochrome products.

Printer Message Field

The Printer Message field at the top of the DocuSP Print Services window displays status messages for the printer.

Button Guide

•OK saves all changes to a tab or dialog and closes the active window.

•Apply saves all changes to a tab or dialog without closing the window. You do not need to select Apply before selecting OK to save changes.

•Cancel enables you to close a dialog or window without saving changes.

•Close enables you to exit a dialog or window; changes you have made are saved.

•Reset is available on some GUI screens. Reset enables you to restore previous settings without leaving the GUI screen, in the event that the changes you have made are incorrect.

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Keyboard Accessibility and Shortcuts

The DocuSP controller enables you access and control the features and functions for your Xerox printing system using the keyboard. You can navigate the system, activate fields within various GUI screens, and select printing properties.

Using the keyboard to access the printing system

The following tables describe keyboard accessibility options and shortcuts.

•Common Keyboard Shortcuts: Presents frequently used keyboard shortcuts that are available throughout the user interface.

•DocuSP Activation and Navigation Keys: Contains DocuSP specific keystrokes that enable you to interact with the components and features of the printing system.

•Mnemonics: Mnemonics are keyboard shortcuts using an <Alt> and letter key combination that access commonly used DocuSP features.

Common Keyboard Shortcuts

Keyboard Selection	Action
Tab	Navigates to the next available component.
Shift-Tab	Navigates to the previous available component.
Control-Tab	Navigates to the next available component even if the component accepts
	the tab command. An example would be escaping from a table once a table
	element becomes available.
Shift-Control-Tab	Navigates to the previous available component even if the component
	accepts the tab command. An example would be escaping from a table
	once a table element becomes available.
Left Arrow	Moves left one character or component.
Right Arrow	Moves right one character or component.
Up Arrow	Moves up one line or component.
Down Arrow	Moves down one line or component.
Page Up	Moves up one pane of information.
Page Down	Moves down one pane of information.
Home	Moves to the beginning of the data field. In a table, moves to the beginning
	of the row.

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	Keyboard Selection			Action
	End		Moves to the end of the data field. In a table, moves to the last cell in a row.
	Control-Enter or		Activates the default command button.
	Control-Return
	Escape		Exits a menu or dialog box without changes.
	Spacebar		Activates the component that has keyboard focus.
			DocuSP Navigation and Activation Keys
				Contains DocuSP specific keystrokes that enable you to interact
				with the components and features of the printing system.
Compon		Keyboard		Action
ent Type		Selection
Split		F6		Moves the focus between the panes to the first available element in the
Pane				pane.
		F8		Gives focus to the splitter bar. Arrow, Home and End keys can be used to
				move the bar. Arrow keys give fine control of movement. The Home and
				End keys effectively hide an entire pane from view.
Mode		Control-D		Puts focus on the first mode indicator, from which you can display the tool-
Indicator				tip. This can include one or more of the following modes: MICR, Secure,
				Job Fault, Diagnostic, Remote Workflow, and Logging.
Status		Control-P		Pauses the printer on production printer systems. Pauses the printer and
Area				scanner on non-production printer systems.
		Control-N		Pauses the scanner on production printer systems.
		Control-U		Unload button
		Control-A		Clear All button. Available only on non-production printer systems.
Content		Control-S		Start button (Copy, Scan to Digital, and Print Services)
Area
Tab Pane		Control-Up		Puts focus at the selected tab.
		Arrow
		Arrows		Moves between tabs.
		Control-Page		Moves to the previous tab, preparing to enter the first available component
		Up		in the tab.
		Control-Page		Moves to the next tab, preparing to enter the first available component in
		Down		the tab.
FABs		Control-Shift-		Moves the focus between a FAB and the first available element within that
		Left Arrow /		FAB.
		Control-Shift-
		Right Arrow

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	Compon	Keyboard	Action
	ent Type	Selection
	Tables	Tab	Moves focus one cell to the right. If the table cells are selected, the focus
			should wrap, left to right, top to bottom and then back to the top of the
			selected region.
		Shift-Tab	Moves focus one cell to the left. With cell selection, Shift-Tab behaves
			similarly to Tab, but in the reverse order.
		Return/Enter	Move focus one cell down, row selection follows focus. At the bottom of a
			table, focus wraps to the top of a column. If more than one cell is selected,
			the focus moves to each selected column in turn and then repeat from the
			beginning.
	Tables	Shift-Return/	Move focus one cell up, row selection follows focus. At the top of a table,
		Shift-Enter	focus wraps to the bottom of a column. If more than one cell is selected,
			the focus moves to each selected column in turn and then repeat.
		Up/Down	Deselects the current selection and moves the focus up/down one cell, re-
		Arrow	establishing row selection in the focused cell row.
		Left/Right	Deselects the current selection and moves the focus left/right one cell.
		Arrow
		Page Up/	Deselects the current selection. When no vertical scrollbar is visible, it
		Page Down	moves the focus and the row selection to the last/first row in a table. The
			focused cell remains in the same column that it originated. When a vertical
			scrollbar is visible, it scrolls the table up/down one row and re-establishes
			the selected row as the last/first visible row in the table. The focus is
			moved, within its current column to the newly selected row.
		Control-Page	Deselects the current selection. When the horizontal scrollbar is not visible,
		Up/ Control-	it moves the focus to the first/last cell in the row and re-establishes the row
		Page Down	selection where the focused cell resides. When a horizontal scrollbar is
			visible, it scrolls the table left/right to make the first incomplete displayed
			column visible and places the focus in that column. Row selection is re-
			established in the focused cell row.
		Home/End	Deselects the current selection. Moves the focus to first/last cell in a row
			and re-establishes the row selection in the focused cell row.
		Control-	Deselects the current selection. Moves the focus to first/last row in the
		Home/	table within the same column where the focus originated and re-
		Control-End	establishes the row selection.
		Control-A	Select all rows in a table.

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	Compon	Keyboard	Action
	ent Type	Selection
	Tables	Shift-Up	Extend selection up/down one row in the table.
		Arrow/
		Shift-Down
		Arrow
		Shift-Page	Extend selection up/down one "table page" at a time. When the vertical
		Up/ Shift-	scrollbar is not visible, it moves the focus and row selection to the last/first
		Page Down	row in the table. The focused cell remains in the same column in which it
			originated. Row selection is established from the original row in which the
			focus resided to the row in which the focus has been moved.
			When a vertical scrollbar is visible, it scrolls the table up/down one row and
			moves the focus within its current column to the newly visible row. Row
			selection is established from the original row in which focus resided to the
			row in which the focus has been moved.
		Control-Shift	Extend selection from the current row where focus resides to the
		Home/	beginning/end of table. Focus does not move.
		Control-Shift
		End
		Spacebar	Presents a popup menu, if one exists.
		Control-Right	Move a table column where the focus resides right/left one column in the
		Arrow/	table.
		Control-Left
		Arrow
		Shift-Up	Extend selection up/down one row in table.
		Arrow/
		Shift-Down
		Arrow
		Control-Shift-	Sort column where the focus resides in ascending/descending order. This
		Up Arrow/	assumes that the table has sorting activated.
		Control-Shift-
		Down Arrow

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	Compon	Keyboard	Action
	ent Type	Selection
	Lists	Up/Down	Deselects the current selection and moves the focus up/down one element
		Arrow	re-establishing selection on the focused list element.
		Page Up/	Deselects the current selection. When the vertical scrollbar is not visible, it
		Page Down	moves the focus and element selection to the last/first element in the list.
			When a vertical scrollbar is visible, it scrolls the list up/down one row, and
			moves the focus and element selection to the last/first visible element in
			the list.
		Home/End	Moves the focus and selection to the first/last element in the list.
		Control-A	Select all elements in list.
		Shift-Up	Extend selection and focus up/down one list element at a time.
		Arrow/
		Shift-Down
		Arrow
		Shift-Page	Extend selection up/down one "page view" at a time. Focus moves to the
		Up/	bottom/top of selection.
		Shift-Page
		Down
		Shift-Home/	Extend selection to the top/bottom of the list. Focus moves to the top/
		Shift-End	bottom of the list.
	Scroll-	Up/Down	Scroll viewing window up/down one row at a time.
	bars	Arrow
		Page Up/	Scroll viewing window up/down one "page view" at a time.
		Page Down
		Home/End	Scroll viewing window to the top/bottom of a displayed component, such as
			a tree, table, or list.
	Pop Up	Space/Enter	Select the menu item with focus.
	Menu	Up/Down	Move focus to a previous/next menu item.
		Arrow
		Right Arrow	If focus is a cascading menu element, it opens a cascading menu.
		Left Arrow	If focus is a cascading menu element, it closes a cascading menu.
		Esc	Exit pop-up menus.
	Pull-	Space/Down	Activates the menu.
	down	Arrow
	menu	Up/Down	Moves focus and selects previous/next menu item.
		Arrow
		Esc	Exits the pull-down menu.

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	Compon	Keyboard	Action
	ent Type	Selection
	Menu	F10	Activates the menu.
	Bar	Up/Down	Moves focus to previous/next menu item.
		Arrow
		Space/Enter	Selects focused menu item.
		Esc	Exits the menu bar.
	Directory	Up/Down	Moves focus and selection up/down one row in the directory tree.
	Tree	Arrow
		Left/Right	Moves focus left/right one column in the directory tree. If a closed folder is
		Arrow	selected the right arrow opens the folder when it is not empty. If the folder
			is open and selected, the left arrow closes the folder.
		Page Up/	Moves up/down one page view. The first available component in view gets
		Down	the focus and selection.
		Home/End	Moves to the first/last element in the tree.
		Control-Left	Moves focus up/down one row in the directory tree.
		Arrow/
		Control-Right
		Arrow
		Control-Page	Moves up/down one page view. The first available component in the view
		Up/ Control-	gets focus and selection.
		Page Down
		Control-	Moves to the first/last element in the tree.
		Home/
		Control-End
		Spacebar	Selects the element in the directory tree where the focus is activated.
	Tool Tip	Control-F1	Displays a tool tip if one is attached to the focused component.
		Control-F!/	Hides a tool tip.
		Esc

Mnemonics

Mnemonics are keyboard shortcuts used to access commonly used features using an <Alt> and letter key combination. Entries marked with an asterisk (*) are second-level commands and are only available after entering the first level. Using <Alt> closes an open menu, which prevents the use of an <Alt>-letter combination

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	within menus.
Alt + Letter	Destination
Menus
L	Top level of Logon menu
*L	*Logon
*F	*Logoff
M	Top level of System menu
*P	*Pause Processing
	Ctrl-Shift-P is an accelerator combination, which does not require the user to
	open the System menu.
*R	*Resume Processing
	Ctrl-Shift-R is an accelerator combination, which does not require the user to
	open the System menu.
*D	*Service Diagnostics
*S	*Shutdown
	Ctrl-Shift-S is an accelerator combination, which does not require the user to
	open the System menu.
I	Top level of the Printer menu
E	Top level of the Setup menu
A	Top level of the Administration menu
H	Top level of the Help menu
Pathways
C	Copy Service
S	Scan to Digital Service
P	Print Service
J	Job Manager
Q	Queue Manager
T	Printer Manager
Content Area
R	Reset button on Copy, Scan to Digital, and Print Services
B	Build Job button on Copy, and Scan to Digital Services
O	Continue Build Job buttons
N	End Build Job button
Esc	Cancel Build Job
Child
Window
Controls

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Alt + Letter	Destination
O	OK button
R	Reset button
A	Apply, Add insert, Add Exception, or Add Cover
H	Help access

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Job Management

Job management allows you to perform job management tasks including printing, proofing, holding, and forwarding jobs, and changing job properties.

Job Manager

The Job Manager enables you to perform a number of different tasks at the job level. You can view all the jobs in the system, including current and completed jobs, or you can display one of several possible subsets of the jobs. The Job Manager also enables you to perform operations on, and select options for, individual jobs or groups of jobs within the system.Access Job Manager by selecting the Job Manager icon located on the left side of the DocuSP GUI.

The Job Manager Window

The Job Manager main window is composed of menus and tabs. The tabs display jobs in the system in various states. Each tab — Current or Completed — enables you to view a different type of job. By changing the selection in the Queue drop-down menu, you can filter the selection to view the jobs in all queues or just jobs within a single queue.

NOTE: To rearrange the job data elements in the job lists (such as Job ID, Type, etc.), select a column heading and drag it to another location in the column row.

•Current: The Current tab presents a list of active and inactive jobs.

–Active Jobs: The Active Jobs field displays a list of all the jobs that are currently being received, are in the queue waiting to print, are printing, or are in the process of being saved.

–Inactive Jobs: If a job is unable to print because it is being held, or due to a fault or other error, it is automatically moved to the Inactive Jobs field of the Current tab field.

NOTE: Once a job is saved it is no longer an active job.

•Completed: The Completed tab lists a maximum of 500 jobs

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that have been printed. Listed jobs beyond the 500 maximum allowed are automatically deleted from the system. The maximum number of listed completed jobs may be lowered to 50 if the option to “Retain PDL files” is enabled. This option allows you to change properties and then print jobs that have completed printing and reside in the Completed tab. For information about “Retain PDL files of the last 50 jobs” see Setting the Job Policy.

NOTE: A utility called “setretainPDL” exists that enables you to set the number of retained PDL’s from 1 to 100. Instructions for using this utility are provided in the DocuSP Getting Started Guide. Within the DocuSP GUI, the setting is hard-coded to 50 PDL’s. Depending on the size of the retained jobs and the size of the internal hard drive on your system, a lower value may be more appropriate. Users employing the setretainPDL utility should be aware that disk capacity monitoring is the responsibility of the end user.

•Content menu: The Content menu contains job options that are accessed frequently. The content menu is available regardless of which tab is active.

–Job: The Job pull-down menu enables you to perform job management tasks such as proofing, deleting, or holding jobs, and releasing jobs to print. This menu also enables you to set or change the job properties. All selections within the Job pull-down menu are also available by rightclicking a job in Job Manager or by selecting an icon from the toolbar. For additional information on job menu selections see Job Manager menus.

NOTE: The Job menu within the Completed tab displays only Properties and Delete selections if the Retain PDL files is not enabled.

–View: This tab is available when you are within the Current and Completed tabs. The View pull-down menu presents the following selections:

–Job list display: You can determine the job list display by selecting or deselecting job list titles. If deselected, the item is removed from the job list row.

–Show Toolbar: Selecting this option displays an assortment of tools that correspond to common tasks.

–Hide Toolbar: This option, which is only available when the toolbar is displayed, toggles the display of the toolbar off.

–Select All Active: Highlights all currently active jobs within each tab.

–Select All Inactive: Highlights all currently inactive jobs within each tab.

–Clear All: Deselects all jobs currently highlighted in the

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Job list.

–Redisplay: This option refreshes the contents of the job list.

–Toolbar: Toolbar icons enable you to access frequently used features. Each tab contains specific toolbar selections. Move the cursor over each icon to see a description.

–Pause: Stops the printer from processing.

–Unload: If your system contains a stacker, this allows you to unload the stacker to remove completed output prior to the stacker delivering the output when it is full.

–For Queue: Displays jobs for a selected queue. All Queues displays all jobs on all queues.

The Job Lists

The job lists display all of the jobs in the system. Each row represents a job and contains information about that job. Job List columns can be rearranged by selecting a column heading and dragging it to another location in the column row. You can manage job list selections from the View pull-down menu within the Current or Completed tabs.

The job lists display the following information by default:

•Job ID: The number identifier of the job assigned by the system when the job is received.

•Queue: The name of the queue to which the job was sent.

•Job Name: The file name of the job.

•Sender: The logon user name of the person who sent the job from the client or host. If the job is a Saved job, the sender is listed as Reprint.

•Submission Time: The date and time the job was received by the controller.

•Status: Shows the status of the job; for example, Receiving, Ineligible, or Faulted.

Job Manager menus

The Job Manager menus enable you to perform job management tasks such as forwarding, deleting, or holding jobs, and releasing jobs to print. These menus also enable you to set or change the job properties.

The options followed by ellipses (...) open additional windows for job management tasks. To access a Job menu, select a job and perform one of the following:

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•Right-click a job in the job list

•Click the Job pull-down menu

•Select an icon from the toolbar

The options vary based on which Job Management tab is active and your printer configuration. The Job menus may contain the following options.

•Properties: Opens a window containing a series of tabs that display all of the current settings for the job. Many job management tasks are performed by modifying the job properties.

•Preview/Preview Range: Generates a preview look of the job. This feature is available for PostScript, PDF, and TIFF formats. A PostScript license is required to access this feature. If a PostScript license is not present on the system, this menu option is grayed out.

NOTE: VIPP and PPML jobs cannot be viewed using this feature; if you attempt to view these job types, an error message displays.

•Release: Allows the selected Held job to be printed. The job is placed immediately after all printing or pending jobs.

•Hold: If a job has been submitted to print and you wish to delay printing of the job, you can place the job on hold. The job will be moved to the Inactive Jobs list. When a job is held it needs to process again before is can be printed. Printing starts at the beginning of the job.

•Promote: Promoting a job enables you to move the selected pending job above all other pending jobs in the queue. The promoted job prints immediately after other previously scheduled print jobs.

•Print Now: Interrupts a currently printing job to print the selected job.

•Proof: Prints one copy of the job and retains the job in the system for additional printing. Proof jobs will interrupt any currently printing job.

•Forward: Allows you to forward a job from one DocuSP system to a second DocuSP system.

•Move: Allows you to move a job to another queue.

•Delete: Terminates printing of the selected job and removes the job from the system.

•Cancel: Terminates printing of the selected job and removes the job from the system.

NOTE: Selecting [Cancel] within the feature dialog windows does not remove the job from the system.

•Sizing arrow buttons: The small arrow buttons located immediately above the Inactive Jobs field allow you to adjust

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the size of the Active or Inactive jobs fields. Click the up-arrow to increase the display size of the Inactive jobs field. You can also left-click on the arrow bar to drag and set the desired size of the field.

Job Properties Window

The Job Properties window contains Feature Access Buttons (FABs) that are incorporated within tabs and are designed to adjust properties and expedite printing. For additional information about FABs see DocuSP Feature Access Buttons (FABs).

To access job properties you can double-click a job, or select a job and perform one of the following:

•Right-click a job and select [Properties...].

•Select [Properties...] from the Job pull-down menu.

•Select the [Properties...] icon from the toolbar.

The Job Properties window contains the following selections:

•The Settings tab: Enables you to view settings for pages to print, job format, print destination, job progress, and Administrative Pages.

•The Stock Tab: Enables you to select stock properties for the job.

•The Output Tab: Enables you to select sides imaged, output location, finishing, collation, slip sheets, layout, options.

•The Image Quality Tab: Contains darkness, print quality, resolution, color, and halftone options.

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•The Image Edit Tab: Presents features that allow original images to be modified for output. Selections are image shift and rotation.

•The Special Pages Tab: Contains features that enable you to create and edit exception pages, inserts, and covers.

•The Time Stamps Tab: View job submission details.

•The Faulted Tab: This tab becomes active when a job faults. A job faults when it contains errors or when there is a problem processing the job.

•The Ineligible Tab: This tab becomes active when a job requires a resource to print as programmed. An ineligible job is one that cannot be printed because it lacks a resource required for printing.

In addition to tabs and FABs, the Job Properties window contains a Content panel that contains the following fields and buttons which are available regardless of the tab selected:

•Quantity: Displays the quantity of job sets to be printed.

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•Job Name: Displays the job name. This field can be edited.

•Status: Details whether the job is printing, pending, faulted, held, completed, or being saved. This field is read only.

Option conflict gray-out feature

In an effort to help prevent you from selecting conflicting features on the same tab, DocuSP utilizes an option conflict gray-out feature. For example, if you select a Stapling/Finishing option of “Staple,” the Output Location changes to a location that supports your finishing selection. The Output Location menu is grayed-out until you select a finishing option that is supported by multiple sources. This prevents the job from faulting and prevents you from having to locate the conflicting features.

NOTE: Due to Java limitations this feature cannot gray-out individual selections within a pull-down menu. Conflicts resulting between tabs and within pull-down menus are detected using the Programming Conflicts dialog. If a conflict occurs, the Programming Conflicts dialog opens. The conflict is described and instructions are presented on how to resolve it.

Printing Jobs

Job Manager is designed to give you easy access to printing jobs and managing job properties.

For certain tasks you can select more than one job by performing one of the following:

•Press and hold down the <CTRL> (Control) key and select each individual queue by left-clicking the mouse.

•To select multiple files that are adjacent to one another, press and hold down the <SHIFT> key and select the first and last file names that you want from the list. This highlights the first and last file name lines and all lines in between.

Printing jobs and managing job properties

You can perform the following tasks within Job Manager:

•Releasing a single job to print

•Changing Job Properties

•Renaming a job

•Holding a print job

•Releasing a held job to print

•Pause and resume a job

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•Deleting a job

•Cancelling a job

•Previewing a job

•Moving a job

•Forwarding a job

•Setting up a printing system name for job forwarding

•Print Now (interrupting a job to print another job)

•Printing a proof job

•Promoting a job

•Saving a job

•Printing a saved job

Releasing a single job to print

You can release a job for printing from the Current tab, or if the Retain PDL option is enabled you can release jobs from the Completed tab. See Multiple job submission if you want to submit more than one job for printing.

To release a single job to print:

1.Open Job Manager.

2.Select a job and perform one of the following:

•Right-click the job and select [Release] from the menu.

•From the Job pull-down menu select [Release].

•Select the [Release] icon from the toolbar.

Multiple job submission

	DocuSP allows you to submit and print multiple jobs. You can
	perform Print, Proof, and Print Now options.
	NOTE: While there is no hard limit to the amount of jobs that you
	can submit, performance may be impacted if you submit hundreds
	of jobs.
To	To submit and print multiple jobs:
	1. Open the Job Manager.
	2. If desired, select the queue that you want to use to print the
	selected jobs from the For Queue menu.
	3. Select multiple jobs by performing one of the following:
	• Press and hold down the <CTRL> (Control) key and select
	each individual job.
	• To select multiple files that are adjacent to one another,
	press and hold down the <SHIFT> key while choosing the
	first and last file names you want to select. This highlights

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the first and last file name lines and all lines in between.

4.Right-click within the selected jobs and choose from the following:

•Release: Prints the selected jobs.

•Proof: Prints one copy of each job and retains the jobs in the queue for additional printing. Proof jobs interrupt any currently printing job.

•Print Now: Interrupts any currently printing jobs to print the selected jobs.

Changing Job Properties

You can modify the properties of jobs submitted to the DocuSP controller by opening Job Manager and performing one of the following:

•Double-click a particular job to open the Job Properties window.

•Right-click a job and select [Properties...].

•Select a job and choose [Properties...] from the Job pull-down menu.

•Select a job and click the [Properties...] icon from the toolbar.

Renaming a job

To rename a job:

1.Open Job Manager.

2.Double-click a job in the Active Jobs or Inactive Jobs field. You can rename Completed jobs if the Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs is enabled. For additional information about Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs see Setting the Job Policy.

3.Left-click at the beginning of the current name in the Job Name field.

4.Use the <Delete> key to manually delete the name from the Job Name field.

5.Type the new job name, and select [OK], or continue setting job properties.

Holding a print job

If a job has been submitted to print and you wish to delay printing of the job, you can place the job on hold. When a job is held it needs to process again before it can be printed. As a result, you can change job properties when a job is in the held state.

To hold a print job:

1. Open Job Manager.

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2.Select the job you want to put on hold in the Active or Inactive Jobs list and perform one of the following:

•Right-click and choose [Hold] from the menu.

•From the Job pull-down menu select [Hold].

•Select the [Hold] icon from the toolbar.

If the job you held was in the Active Jobs list, the job is moved to the Inactive Jobs list until further action is taken.

NOTE: Consider pausing jobs instead of holding jobs when you need to make an adjustment, such as changing the toner. When a job is held it needs to process again before it can be printed. This is not the case when pausing the job

Releasing a held job to print

If a job has been put on hold and you now want to print the job, you can release the job to print. When a job is held it needs to process again before it can be printed. Printing starts at the beginning of the job.

To release a held job to print:

1.Open Job Manager and select the Current tab.

2.From the Inactive Jobs list, select a job and perform one of the following:

•Right-click the held job you want to print and choose [Release] from the menu.

•From the Job pull-down menu select [Release].

•Select the [Release] icon from the toolbar.

Pause and resume a job

When a job is paused it stops the printing or scanning process. Consider pausing the printer instead of holding jobs when you need to make an adjustment, such as changing the toner. Paused jobs do not process again. When a job is held it needs to process again before it can be printed.

To pause and resume a job:

1.From the Content menu select [Pause], which is located in the upper right corner of the main GUI screen.

2.To resume the printing process select [Resume].

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Deleting a job

Deleting a job removes the job from the system.

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To delete a job:

1.Open Job Manager.

2.Click on a listed job.

3.Delete the job by performing one of the following:

•Right-click the job and select [Delete].

•Select a job and choose [Delete] form the Job menu.

•Select the [Delete] icon from the toolbar.

4.Select [Yes] to remove the job from the system.

Cancelling a job

Cancelling a job terminates printing of the selected job and removes the job from the system.

To cancel a job:

1.Open Job Manager.

2.From the Current or Completed tab select a job and perform one of the following:

•Select [Cancel] from the Job pull-down menu.

•Right-click the job and select [Cancel].

•Select the [Cancel] icon from the toolbar.

3.Select [Yes] to confirm your action.

NOTE: Selecting the [Cancel] button within the feature dialog windows does not remove the job from the system.

Previewing a job

NOTE: A PostScript license is required to access this feature. If a PostScript license is not present on the system, this menu option is grayed out.

PostScript, PDF, and TIFF format jobs can be previewed prior to submitting it to print. An entire job or a select range of pages can be previewed. This allows you to view the job and make any changes before the job is submitted for final printing.

NOTE: VIPP and PPML jobs cannot be viewed using this feature; if you attempt to view these job types, an error message displays.

To preview a job:

1.Open Job Manager and select the Current tab.

2.Select the PostScript, PDF, or TIFF format job you want to preview from the Active or Inactive Jobs list.

3.Preview shows the entire job, while Preview Range allows you to select a range of pages to view. Select [Preview] or [Preview Range] by:

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•Right-clicking a job.

•Selecting a job and using the File pull-down menu.

•Selecting a job and using the toolbar icon.

4.If Preview is selected, then the preview process begins (go to Step 5). If Preview Range is selected perform the following:

a.Select [All] if you want to preview the entire job. This is the default selection.

b.If you want to preview a range of pages, clear [All] and enter the page range in the fields.

c.You can use the default size display or you can select a size by clearing the [Default] checkbox. The following fields become active:

–Select a unit of measure.

–Select a paper size from the pull-down menu. If [Custom] is selected, you can enter values in the Width and Height fields.

d.Click [OK] to exit the dialog window. The preview range process begins.

5.Once the preview process is complete, the job you selected displays in the Preview dialog window. Page icons display for each page of the job. You can scroll to each page or select the page icon and go directly to that page.

You can perform the following actions by selecting from the icons and menus located at the top of the Preview dialog window. Move the cursor over each icon to get a description. If more than one page is generated, you can select pages you want to view by clicking a page icon located to the left of the viewed image. The following options are available:

• Move to the first or last page of the job.

• Move to the previous or next page of the job.

• Enter a specific page number to view. Total job pages is indicated to the right of the page number field.

• Select viewing options:

–Zoom percentages from the pull-down menu: 100% reflects the actual size of the document.

–Actual Size: The view is shown as the actual size of the document. The size percentage changes to 100%.

–Fit To Window: The image fits within the Preview window. The size percentage changes to reflect the current view.

–Fit To Width: The image fits the width of Preview window. The size percentage changes to reflect the current view.

•Rotate the job left or right.

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6. Click [Close] to exit the Preview dialog window.

Moving a job

Moving a job allows you to place the job in another queue.

To move a job:

1.Open Job Manager and select the Current tab. You can move Completed jobs if the Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs is enabled. For additional information about Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs see Setting the Job Policy.

2.Right-click a job and select [Move...].

3.Select a queue from the list and click [OK]. The job is moved to the selected queue.

Forwarding a job

Job forwarding allows you to send a job from a DocuSP system to another printing system.

To forward a job:

1.Open Job Manager and select the Current tab. You can forward Completed jobs if the Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs is enabled. For additional information about Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs see Setting the Job Policy.

2.You can forward an individual job or multiple jobs.

•To forward an individual job, right-click a job in the Active or Inactive Jobs list and select [Forward...]. Alternatively, you can click on a job and select [Forward...] from the Job pull-down menu.

•To forward multiple jobs perform one of the following:

–Press and hold down the <CTRL> (Control) key and select each individual job. Right-click within your selection and select [Forward...].

–To select multiple jobs that are adjacent to one another, press and hold down the <SHIFT> key while selecting the first and last job names you want to select. This highlights the first and last job name lines and all lines in between. Right-click within your selection and select [Forward...].

3.From the Forward Job dialog window, select the job forward location from the Printing System Name pull-down menu. If the printing system has not been defined see Setting up a printing system name for job forwarding.

4.Type the Queue Name in the corresponding text field.

5.If you want the job to remain on the initiating DocuSP system after it is forwarded, select [Retain Job After Forwarding]. To remove the job from the initiating queue after it is forwarded,

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clear [Retain Job After Forwarding].

NOTE: There is no error recovery for forwarded jobs. Therefore, if a network problem or connectivity issue occurs during Job Forwarding, the original system will not raise a failure indicator. Because of this condition, it is best to retain a copy of a critical job at the source system.

6.If desired, select [Job Ticket]. The Job Forwarding feature allows you to include or exclude the Xerox Job Ticket when the job is forwarded to another printer. The benefit of this option is to allow control over which job attributes are maintained between the originating printer and the destination printer.

An example of when to include the job ticket would be when forwarding to a DocuSP based printer at software level 3.x or higher and the job has been programmed with a Xerox Job Ticket or the job has been programmed with special programming instructions such as exception pages or color attributes.

Examples of when to exclude the job ticket are:

•when forwarding to a non-DocuSP based printer that does not comprehend the XPIF job ticket format,

•when forwarding a job to a printer with a DocuSP version of 2.x or earlier that does not comprehend the XPIF job ticket format.

•the job contains PDL programming information such as through setpagedevice commands within PostScript,

•when jobs include subset finishing,

7.Click [Forward]. The status of the job displays in the Forward Status field.

NOTE: A job must be completely spooled before it can be forwarded. Streaming, Fast Reprint, and online jobs cannot be forwarded. Jobs are “held” by the system and then forwarded to the next device. If a job is eligible to be forwarded (i.e. the job is not a streaming job, etc.), the Job Forwarding GUI changes the job status to “Held” and a Job Forwarding dialog opens; otherwise an error dialog is displayed.

The following are limitations and notes associated using the Job Forwarding feature:

•There is no error recovery for forwarded jobs. Therefore, if a network problem or connectivity issue occurs during Job Forwarding, the original system will not raise a failure indicator. Because of this condition, it is best to retain a copy of a critical job at the source system.

•Forwarding of jobs that require file referencing are not supported by the Job Forwarding GUI; referenced images are not accumulated and moved.

Examples of this type of file are:

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–FreeFlow jobs (*.rdo)

–VIPP jobs

–GetTiff Macro jobs

–Fast Reprint Format (FRF) jobs

NOTE: These jobs can be successfully forwarded using common mount points between systems; in this case, both systems can “see” the mounted drive.

•IP numbers alone are not supported; a printing system name is required. Job Forwarding uses the printer name to look up the IP address of the receiving controller. The names and addresses of the intended receiving controllers must be in the / etc/hosts file of the sending controller when a name service is not running.

•Job Forwarding is enabled automatically for the System Administrator and the Operator.

•Jobs forwarded to systems without some features, for instance, a job forwarded with binding, to a printer that does not support binding, will display a job ticket error stating that the function is not available on the receiving device.

•The controller does not allow the user to cancel the forwarding operation after it begins.

•Accounting is not supported. The forwarding controller does not keep a record of forwarded jobs.

•Specific resources, including fonts, forms, JDLs, JDEs and TIFF images of a job, are not forwarded.

Setting up a printing system name for job forwarding

Prior to forwarding a job, a receiving printing system must be defined by the System Administrator. Once the receiving printing system is defined it can be edited and deleted.

To set up a printing system for job forwarding:

1.Open Job Manager and select the Current tab. You can forward Completed jobs if the Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs is enabled. For additional information about Retain PDL Files of the last 50 jobs see Setting the Job Policy.

2.Right-click a job in the Active or Inactive job list and select [Forward...]. The Forward Job dialog window opens.

3.Click [Setup...].

4.Click [Add...].

5.Enter the Printing System Name and Host Name or IP Address in the appropriate fields.

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