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202 Océ 9600 Copier/Printer User Manual
Calcomp
Setting Description
Enable
Calcomp
The 'Enable' option allows you to enable or disable Calcomp. In
case of problems with Calcomp, the Calcomp PDL can be dis-
abled by selecting the 'Disabled' option.
Step size
The 'Step size' option allows you to define the number of steps
per inch. Note: This setting should correspond with the resolu-
tion of the plot.
Origin
With the 'Origin' option you can define the Calcomp origin set-
tings of the plot.
Synchro
code
You can use the 'Synchro code' option to define the character
code for the synchronization byte. This setting indicates the be-
ginning of the plot data.
Double
synchro
You can use the 'Double synchro' option to enable / disable the
double sync mechanism.
Checksum
You can use the 'Checksum' option to enable / disable the check-
sum.
End of
message
You can use the 'End of message' option to define the character
code for the end-of-message byte. This will indicate the end of a
data sequence.
Pen priori-
ty
Pen parameters can be defined in two ways:
- In the plot data file
- In the Remote Configuration File (RCF) or Océ Job Ticket
(OJT)
If pen priority is set to 'Language', the pen parameters defined in
the plot data file will be used. If pen priority is set to 'Setup', the
pen parameters defined in the configuration file or the job ticket
received with the plot will be used.
Color
merge con-
trol
Use the 'Color merge control' option to determine what should
happen when two or more colors intersect at the same point on a
plot, especially at the intersection of vectors or 'filled' polygons.
If the color merge control is set to 'Off', the color of the last vector
or area fill overwrites the colors specified at the same crossing ar-
ea. White areas are considered opaque. If set to 'On', all colors
are blended together (merged) at the intersection of vectors and
polygons.
Pen width
scaling
To enable or disable the pen width scaling.
If enabled: scaling an image will scale the pen width correspon-
dents.