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Define the attributes of an IPDS transaction setup
[IPDS] attributes
[Offset stacking]
[Font capture]
[Extend the logical page
(millipoints)]
[MICR mode (if licensed)]
[Output recovery]
[Face orientation]
[Media print mode]
Define the tray-to-media mapping
You link logical trays (indicated by a number from 1 to 36) to media of the media catalog. The
printer maps the logical tray to the physical paper trays that hold these media. The schedule
shows the media the job uses.
[138] Media selection for tray-to-media mode
1. Use the [Media catalog item] function to select media from the media catalog.
2. Use the [Feed direction] function to select the feed direction of the media.
3. Use the [Media print mode] function to select the media print mode of the selected media.
The option [Use IPDS Default] refers to the [Media print mode] function in the list of IPDS
attributes.
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Chapter 7 - Transaction printing
Description
Select if stacking occurs with or without an offset.
Indicate if fonts and other resources can be captured to the printer
Define the resources on page
disk. (
When you want to print with a slightly larger page size, you can
increase the logical page size with the entered number of milli-
points (unit of angle measurement).
This function is enabled when a MICR ink station is installed.
Use this function to keep the printed output according to the origi-
nal source. First select [Suppressed], and then use the [Sup-
pressed Mode] mode to select [Secure]. (
on page
121)
Select the delivery orientation in the output tray: [Face up] or
[Face down].
Select the media print mode of the transaction setup. Ensure the
selected media print mode matches all media definitions the
transaction setup uses for the tray selection mode.
The option [Use Media Family Default] refers to the default media
print mode of the media family. (
page
277)
[137] IPDS media print mode
128)
Define the error recovery
Define a media print mode on
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