Set The 'Océ Print Assistant Behavior - Oce ColorWave 600 User Manual

Set the 'Océ Print Assistant Behavior'
Introduction
This setting is only used when the 'Print setting' is set to 'Océ Print Assistant'.
The 'Océ Print Assistant' decides what print setting ('Production', 'Presentation' or
'Economy') must be used, based on the average toner coverage of the print.
You can use the 'Océ Print Assistant Behavior' setting to influence the average toner
coverage limits that the 'Océ Print Assistant' uses to select one of the print settings.
Low coverage area files are printed via the fast 'Economy' print mode. High
coverage area files are printed via the 'Presentation' mode. The thresholds for
switching from one mode to another can be altered by the 'Océ Print Assistant
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Behavior' . In this way the 'Key operator' can fine-tune the 'Océ Print Assistant' to
optimize further speed and quality to his personal needs. The 'Océ Print Assistant'
will be the default mode for the 'Océ ColorWave
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The number in the 'Océ Print Assistant Behavior' represents a position on a scale
from 0 to 100. A higher number means an increased preference for print quality, a
lower number means an increased preference for print speed.
Note: If you select this setting in your print job submission application (Océ
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Windows printer driver, Océ Publisher Pro or Océ Publisher Select) and the Océ
job ticket is enabled, the value of this setting will overrule the default value.
Before you begin
This setting is editable for the Key operator or Power user.
How to set the 'Oce Print Assistant Behavior'
Click 'Preferences' - 'Print job defaults' - 'Basic'.
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Click 'Edit' in the 'Basic' bar or click the value of the 'Oce Print Assistant Behavior'
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setting.
Set the 'Océ Print Assistant Slider' to '0' if the print productivity is the most important
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factor.
Set the 'Océ Print Assistant Slider' to '100' if the print quality is the most important
factor.
Click 'Ok' to confirm your entries or 'Cancel' to reject your entries.
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Set the 'Océ Print Assistant Behavior'
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