Oce Arizona 400 Series GT User Manual page 66

Tools and Utilities Module
Shutdown
Use the Shutdown icon when you need to turn the printer power off. The printer should
be left powered On at all times but there are some exceptions such as some service proce-
dures, or if the printer requires a reboot.
Job Manager
The Job Manager allows you to view a select range of print jobs or to delete many print
jobs at the same time. In the Print Job module, you can only manipulate one print job
at a time. In the Job Manager you can select multiple print jobs using the checkbox to
the left of each job. Once you have your range selected you can then delete them. Click
on the column heading to sort the display of print jobs by that criteria.
Special Prints
The Special Prints module displays two lists. The list on the left shows the available special
prints. Some of these prints are used by service technicians to adjust and troubleshoot
the printer. Some are of interest to the Operator: the Ship print, the table ruler prints,
the Nozzle Check print, and the Media Advance Correction Factor print.
Special Prints of Interest to the Operator
• the Reference print is used to determine that the printer output meets quality stan-
dards. A ship print that is printed at the factory is shipped with each printer. It can
be used as a comparison with one printed at the customer site.
• The Table Rulers are meant to be printed on the table to assist you to place media.
These images are set up to print on the horizontal and vertical axes of the table. They
are available in metric or imperial measure.
• The Nozzle Check is used to determine if there are any clogged nozzles that can affect
print quality (note that it is also available on the command toolbar in the Print Job
Control module).
• the Media Advance Correction Factor print (used for roll media only). This print
is used to correct a certain type of banding related to incorrect media advance - see
How to Determine Media Advance Correction.
The list on the right shows all active jobs that are currently in the print queue. Add a
special print from the left into the right list to make it active in the Print Job Control
module. If you remove a job from this list, it is also removed from the Active job list and
is not available to print. Special print instances that are removed from the Active list do
not go to the Inactive list; they are simply removed.
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