Xerox 721P88200 - Manual (Page 47)

DOCUPRINT IPS SYSTEM
DOCUPRINT IPS SOLUTIONS GUIDE 3-7
Product capabilities
This section describes the capabilities of the DocuPrint IPS printers.
User interface
Each DocuPrint IPS printer provides a graphical user interface (GUI)
which you use to place the IOT online, configure the printer and
peripherals, and start or stop print jobs. In addition, the IPS System
Message CONSOLE window warns you of any problems with the
system (Sun SPARCstation).
The IPS GUI allows you to access various DocuPrint IPS printer
features, such as:
• select finishing options
• output tray configuration options
•
set front and back margins
• select the originating paper tray or group of trays
• print sample print engine test patterns
•
define the system configuration
— channel address and mode
— color extraction (DocuPrint 4850/4890/92C IPS only)
— enable or disable the modem in the HCU (optional)
— MICR mode printing (DocuPrint 96 MICR, 4635 MICR, and
180 MICR IPS only)
— printer resolution (240, 300 or 600 dpi)
— optional processing parameters.
For complete information on the IPS GUI and its functions, refer to
the user documentation distributed with your DocuPrint IPS printer.
Printer emulation
The IPS system emulates an IBM Group 3 page printer (for example,
the 3825 or 3827 printer) with the Advanced Function Image and
Graphics (AFIG) option, a separate feature from IBM that directly
processes IOCA FS10 images and GOCA DR/2V0 vector graphics.
Xerox distributes the DocuPrint IPS printers with support for the
IOCA and GOCA data towers as a standard feature; you need not
purchase these options separately.
During initialization, the DocuPrint IPS printers communicate
information to PSF in response to IPDS commands. The Xerox-
specific printer features are enabled by sending the appropriate
information from the printer to PSF in response to the ‘Sense Type
and Model’ and ‘Obtain Printer Characteristics’ IPDS commands.
The following sections provide further explanation of these
commands.