Xerox 2000 Series 用户手册
Product overview
NPS/IPS Extension Operations Guide
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Differences in supported software features
Because of differences between NPS/IPS and EPS in regard to
the PostScript, PCL, ASCII, and VIPP interpreters, some
features are supported in NPS/IPS mode that are not supported
in EPS mode, and vice versa. Listed below are some features
that are supported differently by the two different operating
systems.
the PostScript, PCL, ASCII, and VIPP interpreters, some
features are supported in NPS/IPS mode that are not supported
in EPS mode, and vice versa. Listed below are some features
that are supported differently by the two different operating
systems.
EPS only:
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Queue overrides
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Multiple queues
•
DocuSP job ticket
•
178 default PostScript fonts
•
Level 3 PostScript interpreter
NPS/IPS only:
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Background and cycle forms
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xgfnub (ability to add a VIPP Start command in front of a file)
•
Resource-based scheduling, based on Document Structuring
Convention (DSC)
Convention (DSC)
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FIFO (first in, first out) print order
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NPS/IPS job ticket
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Document forwarding
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Two-sided (duplex) tab stock printing
•
Virtual printer/document attributes
NOTE: You can access some equivalent options on the EPS
by using the Job Manager and Queue Manager windows.
by using the Job Manager and Queue Manager windows.
•
51 default PostScript Type 1 fonts
•
Level 2 PostScript interpreter
NOTE: Ensuring that the queue names on the EPS are unique
and different from the Virtual Printer names on the NPS/IPS, will
help prevent jobs from being sent to the wrong print mode. Be
sure to consider this when setting up your clients.
and different from the Virtual Printer names on the NPS/IPS, will
help prevent jobs from being sent to the wrong print mode. Be
sure to consider this when setting up your clients.