Xerox 6180N Common Controller System Guide v 3.7 - Page 105

Load the PCI Channel Interface PWB Trace command when, Select [System - Online Manager].

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System Guide Hints and Tips 2. The user could pause the printer (the green button on the DocuSP GUI) until a large number of pages in the job have been RIPped. If the user then resumes the printer at the right time (some time before the whole job is RIPped), the print engine will print all of the queued pages and the controller will simultaneously finish ripping the remainder of the job. To do this successfully, the user will need to watch and compute the rate that DocuSP is ripping at. If you know how many pages are in the job, then knowing that the printer will generate paper at 60 ppm, you can compute how far from the end of the job to release the printer so that RIP and print finish at the same time. PCI Channel Interface PWB Trace Capture Procedure Load the PCI Channel Interface PWB Trace command when software is installed and the PCI Channel Interface PWB is detected. This procedure is usually performed at the request of Software Engineering or as part of a SPAR package. Perform a Trace To start the trace, perform the following: 1. Login as Administrator. 2. Select [System - Online Manager]. 3. Select: • Channel Gateway - Enable • Input Device - Online • Input Control - Start 4. Submit a job from the host. 5. After the job is completely received by the Controller, select Input Control - End. 6. Open a Terminal window. 7. Type cd /opt/XRXnps/XRXgrpset/bin and press . 8. Type ./dspTrc > FileName.txt and press . 9. Type ls -l and press to see the new file and the file size. Common Controller 10-7

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System Guide
Hints and Tips
Common Controller
10-7
2.
The user could pause the printer (the green button on the
DocuSP GUI) until a large number of pages in the job have
been RIPped.
If the user then resumes the printer at the
right time (some time before the whole job is RIPped), the
print engine will print all of the queued pages and the
controller will simultaneously finish ripping the remainder of
the job. To do this successfully, the user will need to watch
and compute the rate that DocuSP is ripping at. If you know
how many pages are in the job, then knowing that the printer
will generate paper at 60 ppm, you can compute how far from
the end of the job to release the printer so that RIP and print
finish at the same time.
PCI Channel Interface PWB Trace Capture Procedure
Load the PCI Channel Interface PWB Trace command when
software is installed and the PCI Channel Interface PWB is
detected. This procedure is usually performed at the request of
Software Engineering or as part of a SPAR package.
Perform a Trace
To start the trace, perform the following:
1.
Login as Administrator.
2.
Select [System - Online Manager].
3. Select:
•
Channel Gateway - Enable
•
Input Device - Online
•
Input Control - Start
4.
Submit a job from the host.
5.
After the job is completely received by the Controller, select
Input Control - End.
6.
Open a Terminal window.
7. Type
cd /opt/XRXnps/XRXgrpset/bin
and press <Enter>.
8. Type
./dspTrc > FileName.txt
and press <Enter>.
9. Type
ls -l
and press <Enter> to see the new file and the file
size.