Konica Minolta C83hc High Chroma IC-307 User Guide - Page 152

RIP Type column, Job Deletion

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142 Parameter Job Deletion Chapter 11-Job parameters Option Native PDF workflow Description Processes PDF files natively using the Adobe PDF Print Engine (APPE). The APPE RIP ensures that complex designs and effects, including transparencies, are reproduced quickly and correctly. Provides the following options: ● Off-Always uses the CPSI RIP (even for PDF files) ● Force mode on (use the APPE RIP)-Always uses the APPE RIP for native PDF files. All other file types are processed using the CPSI RIP. -This icon appears in the RIP Type column in the IC-307 print controller workspace and indicates that Force mode on is selected. ● Smart mode on (let system decide)-Enables the smart mode algorithm. This algorithm determines whether or not a PDF file requires the native PDF workflow and then applies it accordingly-for example, transparencies and overprint PDF files require the native PDF workflow. Text files without transparencies do not require the native PDF workflow. When a PDF file does not require the native PDF workflow, the CPSI RIP is applied. -This icon appears in the RIP Type column in the IC-307 print controller workspace and indicates that Smart mode on is selected. Notes: ● The Run immediately option can't be used with the native PDF workflow. ● Native PDF workflow options are not available via the Print Driver software. ● Native PDF workflow supports the CMYK color mode only. Delete printed jobs Removes jobs from the Storage area after printing is from storage completed. Delete failed jobs Removes failed jobs from the Storage area while other jobs from storage are being processed or printed. Notes: ● The Delete failed jobs from storage option retains enough free disk space for the duration of the print run and only affects the sub-job. ● The associated Variable Print Specification file is also deleted.

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Parameter
Option
Description
Native PDF
workflow
Processes PDF files natively using the Adobe PDF Print
Engine (APPE). The APPE RIP ensures that complex
designs and effects, including transparencies, are
reproduced quickly and correctly.
Provides the following options:
Off
—Always uses the CPSI RIP (even for PDF files)
Force mode on (use the APPE RIP)
—Always uses the
APPE RIP for native PDF files. All other file types are
processed using the CPSI RIP.
—This icon appears in the
RIP Type column
in the
IC-307 print controller workspace and indicates that
Force mode on
is selected.
Smart mode on (let system decide)
—Enables the
smart mode algorithm. This algorithm determines
whether or not a PDF file requires the native PDF
workflow and then applies it accordingly—for example,
transparencies and overprint PDF files require the native
PDF workflow. Text files without transparencies do not
require the native PDF workflow. When a PDF file does
not require the native PDF workflow, the CPSI RIP is
applied.
—This icon appears in the
RIP Type column
in the
IC-307 print controller workspace and indicates that
Smart mode on
is selected.
Notes:
The
Run immediately
option can’t be used with the
native PDF workflow.
Native PDF workflow options are not available via the
Print Driver software.
Native PDF workflow supports the CMYK color mode
only.
Job Deletion
Delete printed jobs
from storage
Removes jobs from the
Storage
area after printing is
completed.
Delete failed jobs
from storage
Removes failed jobs from the
Storage
area while other jobs
are being processed or printed.
Notes:
The
Delete failed jobs from storage
option retains
enough free disk space for the duration of the print run
and only affects the sub-job.
The associated Variable Print Specification file is also
deleted.
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Chapter 11—Job parameters