Xerox 6180N DocuSP Common Controller System Guide - Page 131

Job submission hints - network driver

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Hints and Tips Time used to transfer PDL This variable is influenced by the speed of the network connection between the client workstation and the DocuSP. It is also impacted by the number of workstations on the network, by the configuration of the network (that is, the number and speed of the gateways and routers and by the number of simultaneous network connections that the DocuSP has to manage). Finally it is impacted by the complexity of the pages being printed (i.e. the size of the PDL files being transferred). Time required to RIP PDL This variable is influenced by the efficiency of the PDL to be RIPed, the complexity of the pages being RIPped, the number and resolution of images included, and the media/ color space transforms being performed on the data before imaging/printing. Time required to print PDL This variable is influenced by the media being used and the paper path through the printer. Whether the printing is face up or down, simplex or duplex, all one size or a mix of sizes to be drawn from different trays all make a difference. In addition, the complexity of the pages and therefore the number of Image Quality adjustments that the print engine makes during a job also impact the final performance of the printer as it generates paper. Job submission hints There are a number of ways to analyze the nature of the job being submitted to optimize performance and maintain image quality. Number of images The number and resolution of the images that are embedded within a job is a big driver of the PDL size and therefore PDL generation time, data transfer, spool, and RIP performance. Minimizing the number and/or resolution of embedded images improve performance. System Guide 9-3

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Hints and Tips
System Guide
9-3
Time used to transfer PDL
This variable is influenced by the speed of the network
connection between the client workstation and the DocuSP. It
is also impacted by the number of workstations on the
network, by the configuration of the network (that is, the
number and speed of the gateways and routers and by the
number of simultaneous network connections that the
DocuSP has to manage). Finally it is impacted by the
complexity of the pages being printed (i.e. the size of the PDL
files being transferred).
Time required to RIP PDL
This variable is influenced by the efficiency of the PDL to be
RIPed, the complexity of the pages being RIPped, the
number and resolution of images included, and the media/
color space transforms being performed on the data before
imaging/printing.
Time required to print PDL
This variable is influenced by the media being used and the
paper path through the printer. Whether the printing is face up
or down, simplex or duplex, all one size or a mix of sizes to
be drawn from different trays all make a difference. In
addition, the complexity of the pages and therefore the
number of Image Quality adjustments that the print engine
makes during a job also impact the final performance of the
printer as it generates paper.
Job submission hints
There are a number of ways to analyze the nature of the job
being submitted to optimize performance and maintain image
quality.
Number of images
The number and resolution of the images that are embedded
within a job is a big driver of the PDL size and therefore PDL
generation time, data transfer, spool, and RIP performance.
Minimizing the number and/or resolution of embedded
images improve performance.