High Speed Printers

Ennov InSight supports the use of a high-speed printer, which can be used to print your final output.

Your printer may require specific configuration and certain printer attributes to accept certain paper weights, sizes, tabs, colors and other print settings.

For a complete list of the printers supported by Ennov InSight , as well as information on PostScript support, see the Ennov InSight System Support Documentation (SSD).

Print Commands

You can use a high speed printer to print your assembly.

Ennov InSight creates the data in the .prn file in a format specific for your printer. Your high-speed printer is able to read and process the file to print the information as you configured it in Ennov InSight .

You may send the generated .prn files to the printer using the Command Prompt window to type command lines. The commands instruct your machine which files to send to a specified printer.

Note: The following instructions may be used to send .prn files from the File system only.

To open the Command Prompt window on your computer:

1. Click Start.
2. In the Start menu, click Run.
3. In the Run dialog, type cmd and then click OK.
4. At the prompt, use one of the following print commands:

— Lpr

— Copy

— ftp

Print Command Types

You can send print jobs from Ennov InSight with the help of different commands.

There are three types of commands that you can use to send print jobs from Ennov InSight to the printer:

— lpr - Copy a volume .prn file to a network printer that uses a line printer dæmon.

— copy - Copy a volume .prn file to a Windows Printer Port which has been set up using the Windows printer driver, on shared Windows printers.

— ftp - Use an ftp (file transfer protocol) service to transfer .prn files to a printer.

lpr command

Use the lpr (line printer requester) command to copy a volume .prn file to a network printer, which is running a line printer dæmon ( lpd) process.

In the following examples, the -o l argument (lowercase O, space, lowercase L) designates a binary file. Use this argument to send all Ennov InSight output to any network printer.

This is the format for the lpr command line: lpr -o l -S <printer name or IP Address> -P print <Printable output file name>

lpr -o l -S 10.224.140.8 -P print C:\MyOutout\v0000001.prnlpr -o l -S Ecopy2.us.liquent.com -P print v0000001.prn

copy command

Use the copy command to copy a volume .prn file to a shared Windows printer port that has been set up using the Windows printer driver for the target printer.

This is the format for the copy command line: copy /B < Printable output file name> <Windows

Printer Port>

copy /B C:\MyOutout\v0000001.prn \\LIQUENTPRINT\Ecopy2

Note: The _/B argument designates binary file. This argument should be used for sending all Ennov InSight output to any network printer.

ftp command

Use ftp (File Transfer Protocol) to exchange files over your network between your computer and your printer. You can use ftp with the Windows Command Prompt or with an ftp client program that offers a graphical user interface to transfer files from Ennov InSight to an ftp-capable printer.

To use ftp to transfer files to the printer, an ftp service must be running on the printer controller. Before transferring files using put, mput or send, set the transfer type to binary by sending the binary command.

For additional information about high-speed printing, refer to the instruction manual for your printer.

Canon imageRUNNER Printers

Ennov InSight is compatible with Canon ImageRUNNER printers for paper output. These printers must be used with a Canon ImagePASS printer controller. Ennov InSight does not support the standard imageRUNNER printer controller.

The paper output from these printers is limited to white and one other paper color supported for slip sheets and color cover pages. Because Ennov InSight selects paper by media attributes (size, weight, media type, and color) your Canon ImageRUNNER printer must be configured for the paper stocks you use in it. This setup is done on the printer operator panel and touch screen.

— Only white and color paper color are supported. The imageRUNNER cannot be configured to distinguish paper by color.

— Drilled (pre-punched) color and tab papers are not supported.

Tabs are inserted in the volume PDF and PostScript output file as normal letter or A4 pages. Special ImagePASS commands select the correct media and shift the page image to the correct position. Tab pages will appear as normal letter or A4 when the PostScript output file is distilled to PDF.

— Extra pages for any unused tabs in the last set of tabs are added to the printable output.

— All supported imageRUNNER printers have an unprintable area 13 points (13/72 in. or approx. 4.5mm) wide around the page. This includes Tab pages. Tab text is set inside the printable area of the page in the Volume PDF. Any PDF content which falls outside of the printable area of the physical page will be clipped by the printer

The following paper types are supported for imageRUNNER printers:

— A4

— Color A4

— Drilled A4

— Letter

— Color Letter

— Drilled Letter

— Plain Flush-Cut A4 5 down Tab

— Plain Gutter-Cut A4 5 down Tab

— Plain Letter 5 down Tab

— Plain A4 10 down Tab

Note: When using Canon imagePASS S-1 or Canon imagePASS M3 printers, Tabs in Volumes that do not begin with a tab page are printed with the text in the original position - the text is not shifted. This is a Canon printer problem and users must contact the Canon corporation for a resolution.

Set up a Canon imageRUNNER Printer

To have a proper output processing fromEnnov InSight , configure Canon ImageRUNNER printer for the paper stocks you use in it.

Ennov InSight selects paper by media type, so the Canon imageRUNNER printer must be configured to recognize which paper stocks are loaded. Use the operator panel and touch screen to setup the Canon imageRUNNER printer to process output from Ennov InSight .

Note: If the touch screen on your printer is blank, the printer is in power save mode. Press the Off/On button on the operator panel.

Select a Drawer for Color Cover Pages and Slip Sheets

The procedure described in this topic is specific to Canon imageRUNNER printers. Your printer's operator panel may be different.

To select a drawer for cover pages and slip sheets:

1. Press Additional Functions on the operator panel to display the touch screen controls.
2. Press Common Settings.
3. At the bottom of the operator panel touch screen, press the arrow to scroll to the next page.
4. Press the arrow to the right of Store Paper Type (labeled Register Paper Type on some models).
5. On the Store Paper Type screen, touch the drawer where the color paper for cover pages and slip sheets is located.

   (Drawer 1, 2, 3 or 4 may be selected.)

6. Next, press the Color button.
7. Press OK.
8. Touch Done and OK until the main menu is displayed.
9. When the main menu appears, the Additional Functions button on the operator panel will stop blinking.

Select a Drawer for 5 down Tab Stock

The procedure described in this topic is specific to Canon imageRUNNER printers. Your printer's operator panel may be different.

To select a drawer for tab stock:

1. Press Additional Functions on the operator panel to display the touch screen controls.
2. Press Common Settings.
3. At the bottom of the operator panel touch screen, press the arrow to scroll to the next page.
4. Press the arrow to the right of Store Paper Type (labeled Register Paper Type on some models).
5. On the Store Paper Type screen, touch the drawer where the 5 down tab stock is located. (Drawer 3 or 4 may be selected.)
6. Next, press Tab Paper.
7. Set the number of tabs to 5 using the + and - buttons.
8. Press Done, and then press OK until the main menu is displayed.
9. When the main menu appears, the Additional Functions button on the operator panel will stop blinking.

Select a Drawer for 10 down Tab Stock

The procedure described in this topic is specific to Canon imageRUNNER printers. The printer's operator panel may be different.

To select a drawer for tab stock:

1. Press Additional Functions on the operator panel to display the touch screen controls.
2. Press Common Settings.
3. At the bottom of the operator panel touch screen, press the arrow to scroll to the next page.
4. Press the arrow to the right of Store Paper Type (labeled Register Paper Type on some models).
5. On the Store Paper Type screen, touch the drawer where the 10 down tab stock is located. (Drawer 3 or 4 may be selected.)
6. Next, press Tab Paper.
7. Set the number of tabs to 10 using the + and - buttons.
8. Press Done, and then press OK until the main menu screen is displayed.
9. When the main menu appears, the Additional Functions button on the operator panel will stop blinking.

Load Tab Stock into Drawer 3 or 4

The procedure described in this topic is specific to Canon imageRUNNER printers.

To load tab stock:

1. Confirm that the mylar drawer liner is in the bottom of the tab stock drawer.

   It is shipped with the printer in drawer 3.

2. Load tab stock with the straight edge against the right side of the drawer and the tab at position 1 to the left rear of the drawer.

   The imageRUNNER printers use reverse collated tab stock.

3. Place the tab paperweight bar over the tab ends of the stock.

   The tab paperweight bar is stored on a magnet inside drawer 3.

4. Slide the adjustable paper stop to contact the tab paperweight bar.

Xerox FreeFlow Printers

Your printer must be configured to process Ennov InSight output. Ennov InSight selects paper according to the media attributes of size, weight, hole count, sequence count, media type, and color.

The printer must be set up to recognize the paper stocks supplied in its drawers, using the FreeFlow printer controller supplied with the printer. Ennov InSight does not support paper loaded in any post-fuser paper drawer. Page images are generated for all pages, including slip sheets.

Sending Data to the XEROX FreeFlow Controller

Use the print commands for sending printable output on a secure file system to a Xerox FreeFlow based printer

Media Parameters for Xerox Printers

Ennov InSight requests media parameters for Xerox ASCII job ticket printers, except: DocuPrint 75, 90 (XPIF) and DocuPrint 75, 90 Postscript (XPIF).

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— 75gsm = 20 lb. bond

— 163gsm = 90 lb. index

Print Tabs on a Xerox Printer

You must disable the Edge Erase feature to print Tabs correctly on Xerox printers.

Some Xerox DocuTech and Nuvera printers are shipped with the Edge Erase feature enabled. You must disable this feature to print Tabs correctly.

To correctly print tabs on a Xerox printer using a FreeFlow Controller, you must configure the controller appropriately.

To turn off the Edge Erase feature:

1. At the Xerox FreeFlow Controller, click Printer:Switches.
2. Select the Edge Treatment Off option.

— The Edge Treatment option must be set to Off before sending a print job containing tabs. — Ask your System Administrator to verify that the system is configured in this way.

For more information about edge-to-edge printing, see the Xerox Web site.

Kodak Network Imaging System Printers

Ennov InSight Publisher supports NexPress Network Imaging System based printers via a KDK+DSC job ticket prepended to PDF or Postscript page descriptions.

The KDK+DSC job ticket is a Kodak/NexPress proprietary technology supported by the Kodak Network Imaging System controller (also referred to in this documentation as KDKNIS). The Kodak Network Imaging System controller is used by several manufacturers (Canon, IBM, Heidelberg AG) for differently branded products. InSight produces identical Job Tickets for all supported printers.

Because Ennov InSight selects paper by media attributes (size, weight, media type, and color) your printer must be configured for the paper stocks you use in it. You can set up the printer using the Network Imaging System application running the Sun workstation connected to the printer.

1 *gsm = grams per square meter

You must configure the printer before any Ennov InSight output can be processed. The printer controller must be rebooted after you set up the paper catalog so it is recommended that you add all US and/or international paper stock to the paper catalog at the same time.

Implementation Notes

— In the last set of tabs, extra pages for any unused tabs are added to the printable output. The job ticket is created so that these tabs are output from the top output bin of the Printer.

— Drilled Color Media is not supported.

Printers Running the Kodak Network Imaging System

These printers are:

— Canon imageRUNNER 110/125/150

— Heidelberg Digimaster 9110/9150

— IBM Infoprint 2000

— Kodak DIGIMASTER EX

— Network Imaging System Job Ticket with PostScript

Add Paper Types to the Paper Catalog

Perform the following steps to add paper types to the Paper Catalog. You must add defined paper types to the Paper Catalog.

Note: The exact sequence may be different on your version of the Network Imaging System.

To add paper type to the Paper Catalog:

1. On the Kodak Network Imaging System main screen, click the Manage button.
2. To open the Paper Catalog view choose Manage > System Administration > Paper Catalog.
3. To configure the paper color settings for the printer, click Catalog Attributes.
4. In the Color Attributes dialog box, click Color and confirm that all the following options are available:

   — Any

   — White

   — Pink

   — Yellow — Blue

   — Green

5. For each unavailable option, click Add, enter the missing option, then click Apply.
6. Click Exit.
7. To configure media types for your printer, click Catalog Attributes.
8. Click Type or Media type and confirm that the following media types are available:

   — Plain

   — Color

   — 3hole

   — 4hole

   — Tab

9. For each unavailable media type, click Add, enter the missing type, then click Apply.
10. Click Exit.
11. In the Paper Catalog view, for each North American and/or international paper stock, click Add and enter parameters from the table below. Click Apply after adding each one.

Media Parameters for Kodak Network Imaging System

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2 * gsm = grams per square meter

Note: Ennov InSight does not support paper types marked as post-fuser only. Page images are generated for all pages including slip sheets.

Change a Drawer to Accept Tab Sheet Stock

Kodak printers display only paper stocks that can physically fit in a paper drawer.

To set up a drawer to accept tab sheet stock:

1. Unlock the drawer by pressing the button on the outside of the drawer.
2. Pull the drawer open.
3. Lift the latch on the front left paper guide and slide the guide to the left to accommodate the tab sheet stock.

Assign InSight Paper Stock to Drawers

You can assign paper stock to specific drawers of the Kodak printers.

To assign Ennov InSight paper stock to drawers:

1. On the Kodak Network imaging system main screen, click Manage.
2. Choose Manage Menu > Printer Monitor.
3. For each paper source, assign a stock from the paper catalog, then click Apply.
4. When all are paper stocks have been selected, click Exit.

All stock attributes must match exactly or an exception will be reported.

Konica Minolta Printers

Your printer must be configured to process Ennov InSight output.

Ennov InSight selects paper according to the media attributes of size, weight, hole count, sequence count, media type, and color.

Because Ennov InSight selects paper by media attributes (size, weight, media type, and color) your printer must be configured for the paper stocks you use in it.

Media Parameters for Konica Minolta Printers

Ennov InSight requests media parameters for Konica Minolta printers.

Ricoh Printers

Your printer must be configured to process Ennov InSight output. Ennov InSight selects paper according to the media attributes of size, weight, hole count, sequence count, media type, and color.

Because Ennov InSight selects paper by media attributes, your printer must be configured for the paper stocks you use in it.

The following paper types are supported for Ricoh Pro C5200s/C5210s printers:

— Letter

— A4

— Blue Letter

— Blue A4

— Green Letter

— Green A4

— Pink Letter

— Pink A4

— Yellow Letter

— Yellow A4

— Plain Letter 5 down Tab

— Plain Gutter-Cut A4 5 down Tab

— Plain Flush-Cut A4 5 down Tab

— Plain A4 10 down Tab

The following paper types are supported for Ricoh Pro C5200s/C5210s, US Punch printers:

— Letter

— Blue Letter

— Green Letter — Pink Letter

— Yellow Letter

— Plain Letter 5 down Tab

The following paper types are supported for Ricoh Pro C5200s/C5210s, ISO printers:

— A4

— Blue A4

— Green A4 — Pink A4

— Yellow A4

— Plain Gutter-Cut A4 5 down Tab

— Plain Flush-Cut A4 5 down Tab

— Plain A4 10 down Tab

Media Parameters for Ricoh Printers

*(Portrait) is denoted by

** Tabs do not use the actual page dimension

High Speed Printer Support

These optional components are supported by your Rendering publishing environment for printing final published output.

Canon imageRunner with Canon imagePASS Controller

Rendering supports a variety of Canon imageRUNNER printers using the Canon imagePASS controller. The Rendering Printer Type selections are listed below with the specific devices supported.

Canon imageRUNNER with imagePASS-M1/M2 v1.0

— imageRUNNER 7200

— imageRUNNER 8500

— imageRUNNER 85

— imageRUNNER 105

Canon imageRUNNER with imagePASS-M2 v2.x

— imageRUNNER 7200

— imageRUNNER 8500

— imageRUNNER 85

— imageRUNNER 105

Rendering does not support the iR5020/iR6020 printers because they do not handle index tabs.

Canon imageRUNNER with imagePASS-M3

— imageRUNNER 85PLUS

— imageRUNNER 105PLUS

— imageRUNNER 8070

— imageRUNNER 9070

— imageRUNNER 5570

— imageRUNNER 6570

Canon imageRUNNER with imagePASS-S1

— imageRUNNER 7086

— imageRUNNER 7095

— imageRUNNER 7105

— imageRUNNER 8070

The imagePASS S2 controller supports the imageRUNNER 7086/7095/7105, and the imageRUNNER

5055/5065/5075 Series. According to published specifications, Rendering should be able to support these printer/ controller combinations by using the Canon imageRUNNER with imagePASS S1 selection.

Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE with imagePASS-U2

Rendering provides support for the Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE with imagePASS-U2 controller:

— imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8205

— imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8295

— imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8285

— imageRUNNER ADVANCE 6275

— imageRUNNER ADVANCE 6265

— imageRUNNER ADVANCE 6255

Kodak Network Imaging System Printer (KDKNIS)

Rendering supports printers using the Kodak/NexPress Network Imaging System Controller. Printer Type selections:

— Canon imageRUNNER 110/125/150

— Heidelberg Digimaster 9110/9150

— IBM Infoprint 2000

— Kodak DIGIMASTER EX

— Network Imaging System Job Ticket with Postscript

Rendering supports other Network Imaging System based printers that support the DCS+KDK Protocol.

KONICA MINOLTA Printers

Rendering provides support for the following KONICA MINOLTA printers:

— bizhub PRO 1200P/bizhub PRO 1051

— bizhub PRO 1050/bizhub PRO 1050P

Xerox Printers

Ricoh Pro Printers

— Ricoh Pro C5200s/C5210s

— Ricoh Pro C5200s/C5210s, US Punch*

— Ricoh Pro C5200s/C5210s, ISO Punch*

*Requires optional hardware

Rendering supports Xerox Printers using the FreeFlow Print Server. The FreeFlow Print Server is supported via Xerox ASCII and XPIF JobTickets.

No special processing is performed by Rendering for color printers.

The Rendering Printer Type selections producing ASCII Job Ticket output are:

— Xerox DocuTech 135 (Network Server Plus)

— Xerox DocuTech 6100

— Xerox DocuTech 6135 (ASCII Job Ticket)

— Xerox DocuTech 6180 (ASCII Job Ticket)

— Xerox ASCII Job Ticket with PDF

— Xerox ASCII Job Ticket with Postscript

Rendering supports all Xerox FreeFlow controlled printers that support the XPIF Job Ticket Protocol. The Rendering Printer Type selections producing XPIF Job Ticket output are:

— Xerox DocuTech (XPIF)

— DocuPrint 75, 90 (XPIF)

— DocuPrint 75, 90 Postscript (XPIF)

— Xerox DocuPrint 100, 115, 135, 155, 180 EPS (XPIF)

— Xerox DocuPrint 4110, 4590 (XPIF)

— Xerox Nuvera 100, 120, 144 DPS

— Xerox Nuvera EA DPS PS

— Xerox DocuColor 250 - The optional Creo Spire Controller supports XPIF Job Tickets, although this has not been tested with Rendering. The EFI Fiery controller is not supported.

— Xerox XPIF Job Ticket with Postscript

— Xerox Color 550/560/570 (XPIF)

— Xerox Color 550/560/570 Postscript (XPIF)

— Xerox Color C60/C70 (XPIF)

— Xerox Color C60/C70 Postscript (XPIF)

Rendering supports all Xerox and FreeFlow controlled printers that support the XPIF Job Ticket Protocol. Creo Spire controlled Xerox printers have not been tested with InSight.

PostScript Printing

The ability to drive all printers in the DocuTechJT, XeroxXPIF, and KDKNIS families via PostScript rather than PDF is available. Using PostScript may solve some PDF problems, such as non-embedded font issues.

In use, the difference is minimal for these printers: a job ticket and output generated as PostScript rather than a job ticket and output generated as PDF. The PostScript output for these printers, like all other printers, is in a file with a PRN extension (.prn = printer-ready output). Rendering creates the data in the .prn file in a format specific to your printer.