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Single-RIP System<br />

Chapter 5. Record Sequence<br />

This chapter describes the requirements for the sequence of records in<br />

the IJPDS job file. Some records are required to be in a prescribed<br />

sequence while other records, within certain limits, can occur as the job<br />

image layout requires.<br />

The sequence of records is also affected by the RIP configuration of the<br />

printing system. Job files for multi-RIP systems have different sequence<br />

requirements than single-RIP systems. Single-RIP and multi-RIP systems<br />

are discussed separately in this chapter.<br />

Some KODAK VERSAMARK printers allow portions of the job information to<br />

be placed in separate files. The sequence requirements for separate files<br />

are discussed at the end of this chapter.<br />

Figure 5.1 illustrates the record sequence required for a single-RIP job<br />

file. Because there is no RIP record immediately following the JC2 record<br />

all data is assigned to RIP 0. The PHR and FAR records (in either order)<br />

must follow the JC2 record. The PHR record describes the printheads<br />

required for the job and the FAR record lists all the fonts required. If the<br />

fonts listed in the FAR record are the same as the fonts already loaded in<br />

the data station, then font records are not required.<br />

If any of the following records are used, they must be included with the<br />

PHR and FAR records, before the first font, fixed file, SOD, or SDC<br />

record.<br />

SRM - Set Resolution Multiplier<br />

PLR - Page Length Requirement<br />

RCR - Range Check Record<br />

After the previously described records, the fonts must be defined. There<br />

can be up to 255 font definition records (FDRs, FDMs, SFDs, or SFMs).<br />

With one exception, category I fonts and category II fonts (both super and<br />

regular) can be defined in any order. The exception is that a category I<br />

super font cannot be immediately followed by a category I regular font.<br />

Reference Guide 5 - 1

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