Canon Arizona 6100 XTHF Mark II Series User Manual page 64

Print Job Control Module
Print job
Hold job
Cancel job
Delete job
Flatbed icon
Flatbed Settings
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This command can do the following actions depending on context:
• Activates a selected inactive job by moving it to the active list.
• Un-holds a held job.
• Un-holds an job that had an error currently.
The command can do following actions depending on context:
• Puts an active job on hold.
• Waits until the printer finishes a currently printing copy and puts the job
on hold.
The command can do following actions depending on context:
• Deactivates a selected active job by moving it to the inactive list. Note
that Special Prints will not move to the inactive list.
• Cancels a currently printing job and moves it to the inactive list. Note
that the first click cancels the print, but the carriage will continue to ap-
ply curing passes so that the ink cures properly. A second click termi-
nates the print job immediately.
Deletes a job from the printer. However, you cannot delete a job that is cur-
rently printing.
Process flatbed jobs toggle command - Allows printer to process flatbed
jobs. This must be selected to enable flatbed printing when the printer is
booted or after re-setting the printer due to an error.
A dialog window automatically appears when confirmation is required. If it
is closed before you select Confirm, it can be reopened by clicking on this
button.
Media Parameters
Enter or confirm the thickness of the media. The printer will automatically
adjust the carriage height to media thickness and also the print gap. Media
thickness confirmation is required only for the first copy of a print job, un-
less it is changed during printing. If the media thickness value is changed
while printing, confirmation is requested before printing the next copy.
Lamp Power Control
Allows the operator to control the power output of each UV lamp inde-
pendently. To extend lamp life, use the lowest setting that provides ade-
quate curing for a particular media.
Leading and Trailing Edge are relative to the direction of carriage travel. To
enable or disable this setting, see
When enabled, this feature automatically matches the power of the trailing
UV lamp, when power of the leading UV lamp changes. It is still possible to
adjust the power of the trailing UV lamp individually, when this setting is
not enabled.
User Interface Settings on page
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