HP Latex 3000 Printer - Manual (Page 91)

NOTE: In order to minimize registration errors on some substrates, you are recommended to compensate
for substrate contraction in the RIP when the image is generated.
Define double-sided job
The following screen is displayed. This is where you can define the properties of the double-sided job.
1. Press the upper button to select a filename containing the image to be printed on Side B.
2. Select from the drop-down menu the side whose properties you want to define or view.
NOTE: The side you select here is the side that will be printed. To print side B, select B.
● For side A you can define the following properties:
◦ Copies: One or more copies of a single job are printed on the substrate one after the other,
each copy below the previous one
◦ Repeats: The Repeats field (the number of rows of copies to be printed) is calculated
automatically and cannot be altered directly.
◦ Steps: the number of copies to print horizontally, across the width of the substrate.
◦ Step gap: the horizontal gap between copies.
◦ Repeat gap: the vertical gap between copies.
◦ Center: All layout methods give you the opportunity to define a left margin that will be left
blank, or to center your jobs on the substrate so that there is an equal amount of white space
on both sides.
ENWW Print layout method 85