Intermate 100 manual Working with NDO Load Balancing Pools and Data Manipulation, Logical

Processing Facilities: Working with NDO Load Balancing Pools and Data Manipulation

17.9.Working with NDO Load Balancing Pools and Data Manipulation

Note: Skip Section 17.9 if you do not use data manipulation in logical printers.

You need to remember the other functions you want performed by that logical printer when you define a pool as the target for a logical printer. So let us return to the practice of making tables to get an overview of configurations. By adding a column to the example in Figure 8., Figure 13. below shows an example of how each logical printers can be set up utilize pooling.

Figure 13. Complex example: logical printer configurations

Logical	Load Balancing	Pre-Processing	Post-Processing	Substitution
Printer	Pool			Strings
0 (zero)	4, 3	not possible	not possible	not possible
1	4, 3	input tray 5, output	restore these settings to what	none
		bin 4, sort and staple	they were before
2	[not a pool: Target	input tray 5, output	restore these settings to what	1, 5, 10, 14
	= PR0]	bin 4, sort and staple	they were before
3	1, 0, 2	input tray 5, output	restore these settings to what	3, 5, 8, 9, 14,
		bin 4, sort and staple	they were before	15, 16
4	2, 0	input tray 5, output	form feed, print a message on the	1, 5, 10, 14
		bin3, do not sort	separator sheet then restore
			these settings to printer’s default
5	[not a pool: Target	use any input tray	restore these settings to what	none
	= PR4]	available that can	they were before
		print in a landscape
		orientation, output bin
		3, sort
6	1, 0, 2	change language	restore the previous language	2, 4, 5, 11, 12,
		code table	code table	13, 14, 16
7	[not a pool: Target	wait for manual feed	none	1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
	= PR3			7
8	2, 0, 1	none	form feed, print a message on the	none
			separator sheet

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