Oce North America TDS600 User Manual

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Océ TDS600 Multifunctional Digital System User Manual

Note:

When using automatic data format recognition, it is important that every

print file begins with a start of plot instruction and terminates with an end of
plot instruction.

Automatic language sensing

When you are using automatic data format

recognition it is advisable to:

Implement the same defaults for all connection types

Select the ‘Automatic’ option as your ‘PDL selection’ setting for the
appropriate connection type

Set all languages supported on the Océ TDS600 to ‘Enabled’.

Any other approach is only appropriate for system administrators who need to
tune or organize the use of their system to specific organizational
requirements.

Note:

If your print is not recognized correctly, define the data format in a

remote control file or an Océ Job Ticket and then send the print again. In that
case the selected option only applies to this job.
Alternatively, you can select the appropriate data format manually on the
Settings Editor panel and then resend the print. However, this setting will
remain active for all incoming prints on that connection. This means that you
will need to reset machine default settings to Automatic to return to your
“normal” working mode.

For further information on remote control, refer to the Remote Control File
Reference Manual or the Océ Job Ticket Reference Manual.

Enable Automatic Language Sensing (ALS)

1

Click on the ‘System’ button.
The System settings are displayed

2

Click on the ‘Connectivity’ folder.
A list of available connection types is displayed.

3

Click on the folder for the appropriate connection type.

4

Select the ‘PDL selection’ option.

5

Select ‘Automatic’ (the default value) to activate Automatic Language Sensing

6

Click on the ‘Apply’ button to save the changes you made.

Note:

The following default settings can be overruled by settings that are sent

along with the print or copy job:

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