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Job Flow
The Job Flow parameter enables you to specify a job flow for a job that is imported
to the Spire CX260 from the network or from the Spire CX260 folders.
Select one of the job flow options:
Process & Print: to set the Spire CX260 to RIP the PDL files, print them, and
store them in the Storage window (unless the Job Deletion parameter is set
to Delete after Complete)
Process & Store: to RIP the PDL files and move them to the Storage window
as RTP jobs
Spool & Store: places the PDL files directly into the Storage window without
processing them.
Note: This option can be defined only through the PPD parameters of the
virtual printer.
Preflight
Select Run preflight check to check the status of key job components before the
job is sent for printing.
Your job is RIPed and the missing components are identified.
You can set the preflight to detect the following problems:
High-resolution images
Incorrect links to the high-resolution images folder
Missing fonts
Spot colors that are not defined in the Spire CX260 spot color dictionary
Note: If a job component is missing, the job fails before it is RIPed and an alert
message appears. The job is transferred to the Storage window. Information
about missing components will appear in the Job History window.
The results of the preflight check are displayed in a Preflight Report. To generate this
report, right-click the RTP job in the Storage window and select Preflight Report. For
more information on the Preflight Report, see Preflight Report on page 110.
Job Slug
Note: This feature is only available for the Pro Basic and Pro Control Station
configurations.
1. To print a slug in the margins of your job, select the desired options:
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Color bar to print a measurable color bar. Looking at this bar, you can tell the
state of the printer and whether the quality is consistent. You might need to
calibrate the printer or perform color proofing.
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Job name
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Sheet number and side (front/back)
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Date and Time
2. In the Comment box, type comments up to 30 characters.
Chapter 8 – Setting Parameters