Associating An Input Data User-Exit Program With An Actual Destination; Associating An Output Data User-Exit Program With An Actual Destination; Using Interrupt Message Pages - Ricoh InfoPrint Pro C900AFP Manual

done with one auxiliary sheet object, which can either be one you have created or
the default accounting-log auxiliary sheet object supplied by InfoPrint.
Associating an input data user-exit program with an actual
destination
You can use the input data user-exit program to monitor the contents of the data
stream coming into InfoPrint Manager from the InfoPrint Manager
Administration GUI. Start the GUI and select the printer that you want to
associate with an auxiliary sheet. Then, click Printer → Properties to open the
Printer Properties notebook. To complete this task, see the online help in the
InfoPrint Manager Administration GUI, starting with the topic Using
auxiliary-sheet objects.
Associating an output data user-exit program with an actual
destination
You can use the output data user-exit program to monitor the contents of the data
stream created by InfoPrint from the InfoPrint Manager Administration GUI.
Start the GUI and select the printer that you want to associate with an auxiliary
sheet. Then, click Printer → Properties to open the Printer Properties notebook. To
complete this task, see the online help in the InfoPrint Manager Administration
GUI, starting with the topic Using auxiliary-sheet objects.

Using Interrupt Message Pages

Interrupt Message Pages (IMPs) provide a way for printer operators to find the
cause and location of a printing problem. IMPs are pages that are similar to the
message pages that print at the end of a print job, but IMPs are printed at the
point of an error where a possible data loss has occurred. This allows the operators
to make sure that no data is missing or to compensate for issues during the
post-processing phase of the print job.
IMPs are for use with PSF TCP/IP. They are associated with an Actual Destination
(AD), and cannot be changed for each job.
IMPs and finishing processes are incompatible and we do not recommend
combining these functions.
Scenario/Condition
Pause job
Resume job
Pause printer
Resume printer
AD shutdown - Synchronous (same as pause job)
AD shutdown - Now (stop as soon as possible)
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NACKs
Chapter 16. Creating and managing auxiliary sheets and PSF DSS user-exit programs
Produce interrupt message page?
Yes
Yes
No
No
Yes
No
On an action code basis
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