Xerox 6180N DocuSP Common Controller System Guide - Page 80

Scan to digital input on DT 100/120, Copy input for multiple TIFF files, RIP input

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Printing For highlight color, the single-page TIFF format that includes two images per page (black and highlight color) is supported. Scan to digital input on DT 100/120 Only DT100/120 has the capability to use the Scan interface and save a file. This feature enables the operator to scan a file, browse a file path to save the job and specify a name for the saved file. In saving, the operator is limited to these file formats: • PDF • Single Page TIFF • Multi Page TIFF Copy input for multiple page TIFF files From the Copy user interface, the operator can Save, Print or Save Print multiple pages in TIFF format. The job is saved or printed per operator selection. If the option is to save, the Save Facility calls the Save Job Library to save the job in TIFF format. NOTE: If the product being used supports a scanner, any image related to the job is saved without the image manipulation that was programmed in the job submission.However, the instructions is stored in the Saved Job Ticket to be used in job programming when reprinting. RIP input In saving, the operator is limited to these file formats: • PDF • Multi Page TIFF • Single Page TIFF From the RIP input path, the operator chooses Save, Print and PrintSave. The input facilities (CDF or Scan Facility) call the Common Buffer Manager to generate saved and printready images for color or black and white products. The print-ready images are sent to the Phoenix image disk while the save images are sent to Save Facility for consumption. 4-14 System Guide

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Printing
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System Guide
For highlight color, the single-page TIFF format that includes
two images per page (black and highlight color) is supported.
Scan to digital input on DT 100/120
Only DT100/120 has the capability to use the Scan interface
and save a file. This feature enables the operator to scan a
file, browse a file path to save the job and specify a name for
the saved file. In saving, the operator is limited to these file
formats:
•
PDF
•
Single Page TIFF
•
Multi Page TIFF
Copy input for multiple page TIFF files
From the Copy user interface, the operator can Save, Print or
Save Print multiple pages in TIFF format. The job is saved or
printed per operator selection.
If the option is to save, the Save Facility calls the Save Job
Library to save the job in TIFF format.
NOTE:
If the product being used supports a scanner, any
image related to the job is saved without the image
manipulation that was programmed in the job
submission.However, the instructions is stored in the Saved
Job Ticket to be used in job programming when reprinting.
RIP input
In saving, the operator is limited to these file formats:
•
PDF
•
Multi Page TIFF
•
Single Page TIFF
From the RIP input path, the operator chooses Save, Print
and PrintSave. The input facilities (CDF or Scan Facility)
call
the Common Buffer Manager to generate saved and print-
ready images for color or black and white products.
The print-ready images are sent to the Phoenix image disk
while the save images are sent to Save Facility for
consumption.