Xerox DocuColor 12 Printer with Splash G630 用户指南

Splash Quality Options Settings

Splash G630 User Guide 

The following Splash server features, when enabled, 
improve the printing of images, text, and line 
drawings. 

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Dynamic Image Enhancement enhances low 

resolution images to create a smoother appearance.

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Alternate Black (Unmixed) substitutes a pure 

(C=M=Y=0, K=100) black for any (R=G=B) black in 
the document. This prevents ink buildup on the page 
and alleviates shadows created by misregistered 
mixed black.

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Black Overprints prevents the “halo” effect 

which occurs when black is printed on top of another 
color. Selecting this option tells the server to print 
with 100% black overprint with no knockout of 
underlying colors.

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Dynamic Edge Smoothing smooths fine lines by 

eliminating “jaggies.”

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Auto Trapping automatically traps text and 

graphics independently of their application.

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Color Tuner allows the user to edit and preview 

the output colors of RIP’ed pages on the server before 
a single page or an entire job is printed.

The Splash server provides several options for 
handling the PostScript spool file and image files 
created during printing. These options are available on 
a Splash client computer as well.

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Process and Hold sends the spool file directly to 

the Hold queue after the Splash server process it.

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Process and Print and Save Image File saves 

the spool and image file after printing the job. The job 
is transferred to the Hold queue with the message 
“PostScript spool file saved as requested.”

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Process and Print and Delete Image File 

automatically deletes the image file after printing the 
job. The spool file is saved.

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Process and Print and Delete Job automatically 

deletes the image and spool file after printing the job.

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Preflight and Hold process and screens the job 

for errors and then sends the job to the Hold queue.

Saving the image file will save time when the same 
file must be re-printed, but does not have to be 
reRIPped. 

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Separations re-composites the individual pages 

produced by applications that support separations 
printing back into a single color page so a proof can 
be viewed. This feature allows trapping to be visible.