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Release R2.0 LEIBINGER JET3
7.2.5.3 Create new job lists – Example 3 „Batch Job”
Task:
Five different print jobs shall be printed (JL-Job1 to JL-Job5). The print-out shall be
carried out in a fixed order. The print jobs shall be printed in the following order and
with the respective repetitions:
Print
job no.
Print job
Number of print outs and
repetitions
Total
number of
print outs
<PrintGo delay>
in [mm]. Defined
in each print job
1
JL-Job1
1 print out, 0 repetitions
1
0
2
JL-Job2
1 print out, 2 repetitions
3
10
3
JL-Job3
1 print out, 1 repetitions
2
20
4
JL-Job4
1 print out, 3 repetitions
4
10
5
JL-Job5
1 print out, 0 repetitions
1
30
Presets:
The described presets depend on the used hardware and may vary.
The print-out speed is measured with an external encoder with a resolution of 12.5
pulses/mm. The encoder shall only work clockwise and shall be locked against
backward movements. The speed dependent output shall not be used. The
<PrintGo> signal is provided from an external sensor and provides a positive edge.
The <PrintGo Gate> function shall not be used and the print-out shall not be
stopped immediately when a <PrintStop> signal occurs but the current print job
shall be finished. The <Date Change Parameter> option shall not be used.
It is assumed that the 5 different print jobs are already created. A <PrintGo delay>
(distance between <PrintGo> signal and start of the print out) cannot be defined in
the job list. A <PrintGo delay> has to be defined in each print job itself. The
<PrintGo delay> of each of the five print jobs of this example are listed in the table
above.
Approach:
The numbers in brackets refer to the numbers in Figure 42
1. Open the <Batch Job> tab from the menu bar of the main window of the
printer: <Job>-<Create new Joblist>-<Batch> (1).
2. Push the <Import> button for adding the first print job to the list (2).
3. Select the first print job (2). The first column of the job list displays the print
job number, the second the numbers of repetitions and the third the print job
names (3)
4. Define the number of repetitions for the selected job (3).
5. Fill the job list display with the 4 remaining print jobs (4) and assign the
required repetitions to each job (4).
6. Enter the following settings in the <Joblist settings> (5-8):