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Versamark CS410 - Kodak

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Chapter 3. Advanced Operations<br />

Identify Print Stations and Jetting Modules<br />

Figure 6 shows a setup for printing both an end page and a start page<br />

with the text of “End of job. ----- ---- ----- ----- ---- ----Start of job.” at the<br />

top of each page, measuring 8.96 in. (the jetting module width) by<br />

0.25 in. Up to 16 additional lines can be printed.<br />

d. Select Apply.<br />

e. Do step c and step d again for all other types of necessary<br />

separation page(s).<br />

f. Select Job Options.<br />

g. Select each logical printer that will print the separator pages.<br />

h. Select Apply.<br />

Set Up Automatic Speed Control<br />

The operator can make a selection which causes the printing speed to<br />

automatically slow if sufficient data is not available to print. The change in<br />

print speed is controlled to prevent registration and time-of-flight issues.<br />

Reduce printing speed when the amount of available data is low, will<br />

extend the quantity of time available for new data to arrive, and then the<br />

speed can increase. Speed control decreases the need to stop because<br />

of not having data available to print, and thus decreases or prevents the<br />

quantity of scrap paper supplied between jobs.<br />

Use the steps that follow to set up the automatic speed control.<br />

1. Select Transport.<br />

2. Select Automatic.<br />

3. In the Minimum start speed box, enter the transport speed that must<br />

be reached before printing starts.<br />

4. In the Minimum print speed box, enter the transport speed<br />

necessary to continue printing.<br />

5. In the Runout Distance (in.) box, enter the distance to run the web<br />

before the transport is stopped if no print data is available.<br />

Operator’s Guide 73

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