Xerox FreeFlow manual

PDL principles and procedures

–The FreeFlow Print Server on the DP EPS supports unlimited stock media to be assigned to a tray.

–The FreeFlow Print Server on the Nuvera 1xx MX DPS supports up to 15 different media to be assigned to a tray.

•[Output]: Includes sides imaged (1-sided or 2-sided), finishing, slip sheets, rotation of page image, delivery (face up or down), order (1 to N or N to 1), output bin selection (location), collation, and optimization of throughput speed for jobs containing mixed sizes of stock.

•[Alignment]: Includes unit of measure for the adjustment, the amount of page image displacement, and printing a test pattern.

–The DP EPS allows a shift of full-page size; IOT alignment is not used. The image is shifted on the page by the amount specified, starting on the next sheet.

–The Nuvera 100/120 MX DPS supports alignment of +/ - 11 millimeters in both process and cross-process directions. The image is shifted on the page by the amount specified, starting in approximately 20 sheets.

NOTE: The features on the Properties, PostScript/PCL, ASCII, and LCDS tab windows are not late binding attributes. The items on the Properties tab, including queue and printer name, input mode (streaming, spooling, etc.), destination (print or save), and job notes, must be set prior to job submission.

The items on the PostScript/PCL, ASCII, and LCDS tab windows must be set before the job is decomposed. If they are not specified at that time, the system uses the queue defaults.

4.On each tab window, select the Override check box for each queue attribute that you want to override all PDL commands and DJDEs.

NOTE: If [Override] is not selected for an option on the window, that option has no effect on the job. Instead, the parameter default in the JDL and JDE is used. If no JDL is specified, the system uses the default for the command itself.

The following figure shows the Output tab on a queue Properties window, on which the [Override] check boxes for the [Location], [Order], and [Delivery] have been selected.

Using LCDS Print Description Language 1-43