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IPDS User Guide
Using Xerox FreeFlow® Print Server IPS Manager
Job Profile Editor
The IPS Manager screen is the main system screen for IPDS
support. It is the entry point to all other screens used in IPDS data
stream management. The options in the IPS Manager “Manage
Job Profiles” dialog allow you to enter the IPDS specific settings
used by Xerox FreeFlow® Print Server IPDS to compose the
pages specified by the IPDS data stream. The print server retains
all parameter values on the print server during shutdown and
restores the settings the next time you start the IPDS system.
support. It is the entry point to all other screens used in IPDS data
stream management. The options in the IPS Manager “Manage
Job Profiles” dialog allow you to enter the IPDS specific settings
used by Xerox FreeFlow® Print Server IPDS to compose the
pages specified by the IPDS data stream. The print server retains
all parameter values on the print server during shutdown and
restores the settings the next time you start the IPDS system.
The values that you specify remain in effect until you change
them. If you change these values to process a specific IPDS data
stream, make sure you restore the values to the original settings
once your job completes. Otherwise, all subsequent IPDS data
streams may be processed incorrectly.
them. If you change these values to process a specific IPDS data
stream, make sure you restore the values to the original settings
once your job completes. Otherwise, all subsequent IPDS data
streams may be processed incorrectly.
KEY POINT: After changing the settings on any tab in the Job
Profile Editor, click [Save & Apply] to save your settings and apply
them immediately or click [Save] or [Save As] to store your
changes in an existing or new Job Profile for future use.
Profile Editor, click [Save & Apply] to save your settings and apply
them immediately or click [Save] or [Save As] to store your
changes in an existing or new Job Profile for future use.
The values shown in the Job Settings, Tray Mappings, and
Stacker Mappings tabs are read-only. To change the values,
select [Manage Job Profiles...] to open the Job Profile Editor.
Stacker Mappings tabs are read-only. To change the values,
select [Manage Job Profiles...] to open the Job Profile Editor.
Job Settings Functions
The Job Settings tab provides access to the following features:
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Resource Resolution: Use the resolution to indicate the dots
per inch (dpi) input resolution of the data and resources sent
by the host. Successful processing of the job data depends on
the proper identification of the input resolution. The system
cannot determine this automatically.
per inch (dpi) input resolution of the data and resources sent
by the host. Successful processing of the job data depends on
the proper identification of the input resolution. The system
cannot determine this automatically.
The value is sent to the
host, which uses the value to choose the resolution of raster
fonts and certain images.
fonts and certain images.
Resource resolution is limited to: 240, 300, and 600 dpi.
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GOCA Image Resolution: Use the GOCA Image Resolution
IPS Manager feature to select the input resolution for GOCA
raster images within IPDS jobs. The selectable values are
240, 300, and 600 dpi
IPS Manager feature to select the input resolution for GOCA
raster images within IPDS jobs. The selectable values are
240, 300, and 600 dpi
While GOCA data consists mostly of resolution-independent
drawing orders, it can contain raster images. GOCA raster
images appear in some applications, because historically they
have been easier to color in a PSF environment.
Unfortunately, there is no definitive information in IPDS to let
the print server know the resolution used when these images
are created so that it can do the proper scaling, as it does with
IOCA images. For this reason, Xerox FreeFlow® Print Server
drawing orders, it can contain raster images. GOCA raster
images appear in some applications, because historically they
have been easier to color in a PSF environment.
Unfortunately, there is no definitive information in IPDS to let
the print server know the resolution used when these images
are created so that it can do the proper scaling, as it does with
IOCA images. For this reason, Xerox FreeFlow® Print Server