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7.2.5 Create new job list
All numbers in the following description refer to figure 34
The menu item <Create new job list> offers three options:
 Extern Job select (3)
 Batch job (12)
 Job organisator (19)
Each option represents a special type of job list. The dialog boxes of all 3 options
have all the same <Menu bar> (2) which will be described separately.
Each of the
3 types of job lists has its own dialog box. Changes made in these dialog boxes
may either be confirmed with the <OK> button (10)
or discarded with the
<Cancel> button (11)
. There are examples for all types of job lists at the end of
this chapter.
Extern Job select (3)
Up to 1023 print jobs can be listed in an <Extern Jobselect> list (3).
A job is
added either with the <Import Job> button (5)
or with the respective option of
the <Edit> drop-down menu of the menu bar (2). Both will open an <Open file>
dialog box. The print job will be added at the current cursor position. With the
<Delete Job> button (6)
the currently marked job will be removed from the list
display (9). The job list shows <Input No> (8) and <Job> name (4). The
<Input
No> (7) rep
resents the address of the print job. The addressing is done in binary
form through the digital inputs of connector X4. Details about connector X4 can be
found in the addendum. With each <PrintGo>
signal the currently addressed print
job will be printed.
Batch Job (12)
Up to 1023 print jobs can be listed in an <Batch Job> job list (12)
. A job is added
either with the <Import Job> button (5)
or with the respective option of the
<Edit> drop-down menu of the menu bar (2). Both will open an <Open file>
dial
og box. A print job will be added below the current cursor position. With the
<Delete Job> button (6)
the currently marked job will be removed from the list.
The job list shows the <No.> (15), the number of <Repetitions> (14)
and the
name of the <Job> (4). The number of <Repetitions> (13)
for a selected print
job is defined and indicated through a display field with N
umeric keypad and/or
arrow keys
. The print jobs plus optional repetitions will be printed in the order of
the job list display (9). The job list (9) can either be processed in a loop (17)
or the
print-out can be stopped after the last job on the list was printed (16).