Job Scheduling; Communication Channels - Kodak Digital science 8650 PS User Manual

Introduction
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Job Scheduling

The number of jobs that can be queued to the printer at
one time is dependent on the available memory in the
printer. If large image files are sent, fewer jobs can be
processed. Installing optional memory in the printer
increases the number of jobs that can be processed. This
is described in the Kodak Digital Science 8650/8650 PS
Color Printer, User's Guide .
The other factor impacting job scheduling is the printer's
network configuration. When the printer is connected
through more than one port, the printer polls the ports in
a round robin method. The position of the ports in the list
will impact the order in which jobs are processed.

Communication Channels

Your computer can print to the 8650 color printer through
a SCSI or parallel connection or through an Ethernet
connection if the optional Network Interface Card is
installed in the printer. Refer to the Kodak Digital Science
8650/8650 PS Color Printer, User's Guide for more
information about network connectivity.
September 1997