Xerox DocuColor 12 Printer with Splash G630 用户指南

Page Setting Options

Splash G630 User Guide

                                                                  

Jobs that exceed the 50-page stapling limit (100 sides 
duplex) will print without stapling. The job will fail 
after printing with a message stating that the job 
exceeded the number of pages that can be stapled. 
When the copier runs out of staples in the middle of a 
job, the server stops processing and a dialog appears 
stating that the copier is out of staples. The Splash 
server waits for staples to be added and a dialog box 
displays the amount of time before the job transfers to 
the Error queue and displays an E (error) code in the 
Server Status windows.

Prints the job to the paper tray with a face-up 
orientation. This option is ignored when the Duplex 
option is selected for the job.

Select the Collate check box to print complete sets of 
a job. The first complete set prints, then the second 
complete set prints, and so on. Sending collated 
copies displays the “Set” message in the status 
window. Sending uncollated copies displays the 
“Copy” message in the status window.

When Use Mailbox is selected, the Splash server 
delivers all copies, each atop the previous, into the 
selected mailbox bin.

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Select the Reverse Page Order check box to print 

starting with the last page of the document. Collated 
documents that are sent to the top bin of the copier are 
delivered face-up with page one on top.

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If your application provides reverse order 

printing (sometimes called “reverse order” or “back-
to-front” printing), select the application’s option 
instead of the Splash print driver option. Some 
applications do not support the Reverse Page Order 
option.

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Print jobs with Reverse Page Order selected do 

not use the Splash RIP While Receive feature.

The function rotates all pages of the job by 180 
degrees. Use Rotate Pages when stapling landscape 
documents that are rotated incorrectly by the creating 
application. The known applications are PowerPoint 
and Quark XPress. The default for this function is Off.

Imposition is a feature that rearranges the printing 
page order of documents to output booklets and in 
some cases uses paper more efficiently for printing 
multiple copies of small documents.

Saddle Stitch and Perfect Bound both print two pages 
of a document together on a single larger sheet. These 
pages can then be folded section by section to form 
booklets. The two options differ in the number of 
pages printed in each section. For Perfect Bound, four 
original document pages are printed in a single 
section, which means that each output sheet is folded 
separately. For Saddle Stitch, the number of pages in a 
section is selectable and usually multiple output 
sheets are folded together.

Perfect Bound imposition is done for printing that will 
be folded, cut, and glued along its back spine into a 
cover or binding. Most large trade books and larger 
magazines use this technique. Perfect Bound 
publications are so called because they open fully and 
lie flat. Saddle Stitched imposition is done for printing 
that will be stapled or stitched with thread through the 
center or into the spine. Saddle Stitched products do 
not open fully or lie flat.