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Benefits:
Prevents one job from holding up all the other jobs that could be printing.
Avoids outages at the production line and decreases bottlenecks at the RIPping stage.
Rush Print
The Rush Print feature provides advanced job management that allows the user to mark the job as urgent, process and print it
immediately and interrupt the currently printing job. The utility will apply a logical interruption to the job currently printing, either at the end
of a set or after 30 pages, whichever occurs first. Then, as soon as the Rush Print job finishes, the interrupted job will resume printing
where it left off.
Benefits:
Increases the flexibility to reprioritize and introduce last-minute changes in the processing and print stages.
Eliminates the need to stop and restart production when one job needs to be printed right away.
Prevents waste by allowing a job to be paused during printing and then resumed and finished later instead of requiring that the
user cancel and discard the previously printed portion of the job.
Print/Process Next
Print/Process Next lets operators pick the next job to process or print. It gives them the ability to make a job print or process immediately
follow the completion of the job currently printing or processing. Depending on the engine behavior, the Fiery server may be able to
advance the Print Next job ahead of only other Fiery jobs.
Benefit:
Gives the operator a way to change the printing order of jobs based on last-minute urgent demands.
Quick Doc Merge
Quick Doc Merge allows the operator to quickly merge documents by combining them in a new job. The documents can be on the Fiery
server or be imported from a browsable directory, separate from the Fiery server’s job list. The system can also finish the entire job all
together or apply the job’s finishing options to each of the merged documents. Once documents are merged into a new job, the job will
remain intact even if some of the source documents are deleted from the Held Queue.
Benefits:
Saves operator time by eliminating the need to create flattened PDF files.
Gives operators the flexibility to combine multiple jobs without needing to open the file and manually merge pages.
Sample Print
The Sample Print feature allows the operator to monitor engine output quality while the engine is in full production and print extra pages to
an easily accessible output tray during a long print job to verify that the engine is performing as expected. If the output is unsatisfactory,
the operator can take corrective action. While a job is printing, the operator can initiate a sample print from Command WorkStation using
the Start Sample Print option under the Server menu.
This feature is most useful for engines with multiple output trays and when one of the output trays is closed and not easy to access during
printing such as a stacker unit.
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