Chapter 4; How To Navigate The User - Oce Arizona 200 GT User Manual

Print Job Control Module
All incoming jobs go directly into the active session at the end of the job list.
Selecting a job in the list highlights the job and updates the job information area.
The job information area contains offsets, print quality mode information, number of
copies and overprints, and the name of the ProductionHouse profile used and the image
to be printed is also displayed.
Jobs can be moved up or down in the list and can either be printed, held or canceled.
2) Printer Messages (or Log) Panel
The printer status panel is in the top right corner of the display. It shows the last four
lines of the printer log that contains printer errors, warnings, and information messages.
To see more of the log, click on the panel to bring up a new window that allows you to
scroll through the log.
3) Pause and Ink Status
Pause/Resume print button. This button can be used to pause or resume a print job.
It is active only while a job is printing.
Ink System Status. Click the icon to open an ink system status dialog that displays ink-
related information. This includes for each color of ink: an expiry date, ink type code,
ink bag status, fill status (whether ink is being pumped into the reservoir), and whether
the reservoir is full. The dialog also shows the current printhead temperature, the meniscus
vacuum level, and the purge pressure.
4 & 5) Command Toolbar
The printer toolbar contains icons that allow you to interact with the printer (listed here
in displayed order). Note that some of the buttons have a checked and unchecked state
with a different appearance of the icon image.
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[38] Command Toolbar
Print job
Hold job
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This command can do the following actions depending on context:
Activates a selected inactive job by moving it to the active list.
Un-holds a held job.
Un-holds an job that had an error currently.
The command can do following actions depending on context:
Puts an active job on hold.
Waits until the printer finishes a currently printing copy and
puts the job on hold.