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PRINTER SETTINGS Test Print, Using Test Prints continued

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Using Test Prints (continued) PRINTER SETTINGS Test Print The Settings test print provides a printout of all the job-related, system settings and processing defaults currently stored in the Controller. If your individual job results are not what you expected, you may have neglected to modify parameters with your application print driver or the Document Submit Tool options, and are therefore using these defaults for printing. For information on how to temporarily change your job processing parameters, see "Changing System Parameters to Meet Your Needs" in this System Introduction manual. For full details on permanently changing the XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850 printer's defaults using the 8825/8830/8850 Printer Control Panel, go to the XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850 Controller Setup Manual. For full details on permanently changing the XES Synergix 8855 printer's operating defaults or the X2-TECH's operating defaults, go to the Web Printer Manager Tool User Guide (for firmware version 8.0). NOTE: To display the job parameters used at the time that a specific job is printed, set the Diagnostics Page option to ON at the 8825/8830/8850 Printer Control Panel, or on the Miscellaneous Page of the Web PMT. This top block shows the current settings of each emulation. This bottom block shows the current defaults that will affect your print job if you do not change these settings in your application driver or with the Document Submit Tool. XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850/8855 & X2-TECH System Introduction Figure 17. Typical Printer Settings Test Print 39

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Using Test Prints (continued)
PRINTER SETTINGS Test Print
The Settings test print provides a printout of all the job-related, system
settings and processing defaults currently stored in the Controller.
If your
individual job results are not what you expected, you may have neglected to
modify parameters with your application print driver or the Document Submit
Tool options, and are therefore using these defaults for printing.
For information on how to temporarily change your job processing
parameters, see “Changing System Parameters to Meet Your Needs” in this
System Introduction manual
.
For full details on permanently changing the XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850
printer's defaults using the 8825/8830/8850 Printer Control Panel, go to the
XES Synergix 8825/8830/8850 Controller Setup Manual
.
For full details on permanently changing the XES Synergix 8855 printer's
operating defaults or the X2-TECH's operating defaults, go to the Web Printer
Manager Tool User Guide (for firmware version 8.0).
NOTE:
To display the job parameters used at the time that a specific job
is printed, set the Diagnostics Page option to ON at the 8825/8830/8850
Printer Control Panel, or on the Miscellaneous Page of the Web PMT.
Figure 17.
Typical Printer Settings Test Print
This top block shows the
current settings of each
emulation.
This bottom block shows the current
defaults that will affect your print job if you
do not change these settings in your
application driver or with the Document
Submit Tool.