Xerox 4050 IPS, 4090 IPS manual Setting the System Configuration

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SETTING THE SYSTEM CONFIGURATION

Note: After you complete all edits to your media icon, click Apply, and close the Create a new Media Icon window, your temporary form type will be deleted.

If you want to save the temporary form type to the Form Type list, do the following before closing the window:

1.Click the Add button. The Add a New Form Type window displays with your temporary form name already displayed on the New Form Type Name line.

2.Click the Add button. Your formerly temporary form name will now appear in the Form Type list.

To delete a name from the Form Type list: Click the item to be deleted, then click the Delete button located below the Form Type box.

Weight (lbs.) — Specifies in pounds the weight of the media you are adding. Use the incremental spin buttons to display your desired paper weight. You can specify weights only within the range supported by your printer.

For information on changing the weight units, refer to the “Specifying the media units” section earlier in this chapter.

Color — Specifies the color of the stock represented by the media icon you are creating. There are two ways to do this:

Select a standard stock color by clicking one of the color boxes in this field.

Specify another color by entering its name on the Other Color line below the color boxes. The text you enter also displays in the media icon display box at the bottom of the screen.

Icon display box — Displays the media icon you are currently creating or changing, and reflects all changes as you make them.

5.Click Apply. Your new media icon displays in the Media Library window.

Note: If you want the Create a new Media Type window to remain open while you create multiple icons, be sure the pin button in the upper left corner of this window is “in” before you click Apply. Otherwise, the window closes when you click Apply, and you must reopen it to create another icon.

To “push the pin in,” click once the pin button that is in the “out” position.

When you are finished creating icons, click once the pin button (in the “in” position), or click the Cancel button to close the window.

6.Repeat steps 3–5 for any additional media icons you wish to create.

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Contents Version 7.1 August 2000 721P89030 Page Ozone information Laser safetyOperation safety Table of contents Setting the system configuration Setting up the Printer ControllerINDEX-1 IndexViii About this guide ContentsConventions DocuPrint IPS Interactive Customer Documentation CD Related publicationsXii Graphical user interface screen Introduction to the graphical user interfaceIntroduction to the Graphical User Interface Pull-down menus Using the user interface screensDrag method Click methodExample of a selection button from the IPS main window ButtonsReducing a window Moving a window or iconEntering text If the pin is out Exiting a windowIf the pin is 10.IPS main window IPS main windowMenus Configuration menuIntroduction to the Graphical User Interface 12.Diagnostics pull-down menu Diagnostics menuBackup Configuration Files Enables backing up Administration menu14.System Options pull-down menu System Options menu15.Input Configuration section of Ipds main window Input Configuration section16.Output Configuration section of IPS main window Output Configuration sectionIntroduction to the Graphical User Interface 18.Control Unit Configuration section of main window Setup and status information19.Status section of main window 20.Host Job Control section of main window Host Job Control sectionSubwindow buttons 21.Window with Quit and Apply buttons Starting and stopping the system Powering on the IPS systemSee HCU Messages in the Xerox DocuPrint IPS Messages Routine operation Powering off the IPS systemSystem Shutdown Confirmation window After a power outagePrinter status Communicating with the host computerPlacing the IPS online Taking the IPS offlineStopping the printer Starting a print jobResuming printing Rebooting the Printer Controller Automatic print job recoveryExiting power saver mode Removing media from the processor Setting up the Printer Controller Language window Selecting a languageSpecifying the system interface Channel Options window Selecting channel interfaceTCP/IP interface window Selecting TCP/IP interfaceEnabling or disabling the modem Modem Enable/Disable windowSystem Resource Limits window Allocating memory for resourcesDisplaying resident fonts Displaying and adding resident fontsVar/db/fonts/input Adding resident fontsInput Media pull-down menu Loading the IPS software license text string 10.Administration pull-down menu11.IPS Authorization window Switching modes Dual Mode Page Setting the system configuration Privilege Modes Control Unit Configuration section of main windowChanging the Privilege Mode Changing the password for a Privilege Mode Configuration menu tasks Accessing configuration tasksResolution window Indicating the input resolutionMaximum Simplex window Specifying the maximum simplex valueRotating the page origin Continuous Form Selection window Media Units window Specifying the media unitsSetting optional processing parameters Optional Processing Parameters window Printing samples Diagnostics menu tasksSetting the System Configuration Portion of Testdocs list of samples to print Setting the System Configuration 10.PQA status window example Capturing a trace Capturing and executing a trace13.Trace Mode Options window Executing a captured trace TracetestConprt -d tracedebug /var/db Printing a trace fileConprt -d -x 3520x2480 tracedebug /var/db Setting of the debug level Updating the software using a CD or a diskette Updating the software remotely 15.Shutdown confirmation window System Options menu tasksSpecifying the input configuration Example of an input configuration 17.Single simplex media icon Selecting simplex or duplex printing19.default pull-down menu Setting up margin values21.Modify Margin Settings window Setting up the Media LibraryCreating a media icon 22.IPS Input Configuration window23.Media Library window 24.Media Type window 25.Add a New Form Type window Setting the System Configuration Changing a media icon Editing the media defaultsDeleting a media icon 26.Media Defaults window 27.Input Configuration pull-down menu Adding a new input configuration28.Input Configuration window 29.Tray cells section of a sample input configuration Setting the System Configuration 30.Tray cells section of a sample input configuration 31.File Name Entry window 32.Input Configuration pull-down menu Changing an input configuration file33.Input Configuration pull-down menu Deleting an input configuration file35.Feeder tray mismatch error message Correcting a feeder tray mismatch errorSpecifying the output configuration Example of an output configuration 37.Output Configuration pull-down menu Creating a new output configuration39.Default Ipds Bin pull-down menu 40.DFA Profile pull-down menu 41.Bins section of the Output Configuration window 43.Finishing Attributes window systems with DFA For systems with DFASetting the System Configuration 44.Stitching Attributes window For systems with a stitcherDeleting an output configuration Changing an output configuration46.DFA Profile pull-down menu Adding a DFA profile48.Output DFA Profile window Setting the System Configuration 49.File Name Entry window Deleting a DFA profile Changing a DFA profileBacking up and restoring configuration files 50.Backup Configuration Files window Saving configuration files to disketteRestoring configuration files from diskette Numerics IndexIndex Index Index Index Page
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4090 IPS, 4050 IPS specifications

The Xerox 4090 IPS and the Xerox 4050 IPS are two of the most advanced digital printing solutions offered by Xerox, catering to the needs of high-volume printing environments. Both models are designed to enhance productivity and deliver exceptional print quality, making them ideal for commercial printing houses, universities, and corporate environments.

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