SRA IPDS settings

SRA IPDS settings

IPDS settings	Range
Tray selection	Tray-to-tray, Tray-to-media (default)
Data resolution	Auto (default), 240, 300, 600
Default output destination	All available output locations. Default: stack1. If not present : stapler1
Offset stacking (job separation)	Enabled (default), disabled
Font capture	Enabled, disabled (default)
Extend logical page	0 (default) – 24000 mpt
Output recovery	Normal (default), Suppressed
Face orientation	Face up / face down / finisher default (default)
Z-fold mode NOTE Only for configurations that require job-level notion of Z-folding. Z-folding is selectable on sheet-level.	Yes, No (default)

• Data resolution

  This setting allows you to specify the resolution of the bitmaps that the printer accepts.

• Font capture

  This setting allows you to specify if fonts can be captured from jobs that are sent to the printer for later reference. This setting also controls whether captured or installed fonts are selectable.

• Extend logical page

  The logical page size is virtually extended with the entered number of millipoints. This makes it possible to print (slightly) larger page sizes to prevent that information cannot be printed on a page.

• Output recovery

  When output recovery is suppressed, the printer does not check if the output is correct after a recovery. The host system and the operator are responsible for the recovery. This means that the operator must indicate at the host where printing needs to resume.

• Face orientation

  With this setting, the default face orientation of the requested finisher can be overruled per setup.

NOTE

Mpt = millipoints = 1/72000 inch.

• The image shift in feed direction is the margin of the front edge and the back edge of the sheet. The front edge and back edge are defined by the feed direction of the sheet. The image shift in cross-feed direction is the margin of the side edges of the sheet. Side 1 is the front of a sheet. Side 2 is the back of a sheet.

Colour management settings	Range
Default CMYK input profile	For PDF and native IPDS data using DeviceCMYK. Input profile or “none”.
Default monochrome CMYK input profile	Input profile or “ibm” or “postscript”.
Default RGB input profile	For PDF and native IPDS data using DeviceRGB. Input profile or “none”.
Default monochrome RGB input profile	Input profile or “none” or “ibm” or “postscript”.
Rendering intent	Perceptual (default), Saturation, Absolute colorimetric, Relative colorimetric
Print full colour or B/W	Full colour (default), B/W
Ignore toner transfer curve from data steam	Yes (default), No
Ignore embedded output profile NOTE PCL contains no embedded output profiles.	Yes (default), No
Black preservation	On (default), Off
Halftone	Normal (default), Fine, Error diffusion

• Rendering intent

  Use setting "Rendering intent" only when no render intent is defined in the data stream.

• Halftone

  This setting defines the halftone pattern for text, graphics and images.

• PDF “all” to black

  With this setting, the APPE can be forced to rip the colour “all” to only 100% black, instead of 100% of each of the four colours.

• PDF enable cache

  The APPE can use a caching mechanism to automatically identify and store ripped objects which are used more than once in the job. Usually this will improve the rip performance with PDF data. However, there are a few jobs which will run a bit slower with the caching mechanism. The user therefore has the choice through the setup if he wants to use the PDF cache or not.

• PDF overprint simulation

  PDF overprint simulation can be enabled to ensure correct printing of overprinted areas. Colour management must be switched off to print overprints correctly. For example: set the input profile to none.

IPDS tray-to-tray mapping
Logical tray for <tray name> NOTE For all supported physical input trays of the product type. Default values are specified in the tray-to-tray section.	1 – 16 NOTE Each logical tray must have a unique value.

IPDS tray to media for tray x
Media attributes	From media catalogue NOTE Each media attribute must be unique.
Feed direction for media	SEF, LEF (default)

Colour names and numbers - (C, M, Y, K) colour station	Range
Colour number	One number for each of the four stations (C, M, Y, K). Range 1..254. Not valid for the K station. Zero is reserved for K station and is not editable. NOTE Use for HLC.
Colour alias names	0..6 alpha-numerical names for all colour stations. NOTE The names "Gray", "Cyan", "Magenta", "Yellow", "Black", "All", "None" are reserved for PDF and cannot be used.