HP Designjet Z6100 Printer series - Manual (Page 218)

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Urgent walk-in job scenario
In this scenario, the print service provider (PSP) receives an urgent walk-in order which requires delivery
in less than two hours. The plotter is currently printing and there are jobs in the queue, however, the new
job has the highest priority. It also requires different paper than what is currently in the printer.
NOTE: The new job is a repeat order for which the digital content already exists within the ripped
files storage.
The following information describes the necessary tasks to successfully execute an urgent walk-in job.
Task 1: Handle the digital content
The following steps will help you to successfully handle the digital content.
1
. Find the digital content on the RIP workstation.
2
. Open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat.
3
. Ensure you have all the necessary information to submit the job, including fonts and high-resolution
images.
4
. Check the orientation, margins, typography, color and resolution to ensure that there are no printing
or finishing inconsistencies.
NOTE: Ensure the job can be completed and delivered on time given the current workload and
the paper and ink supplies.
Task 2: Handle print jobs
Due to the urgent nature of the new walk-in job, you are required to interrupt the current jobs in the print
queue. The following steps will help you to handle the print jobs.
1
. Pause the print queue.
2
. Move the new job to the top of the print queue.
3
. Adjust the new job settings for productivity, paper type, print size, number of copies and nesting as
necessary.
4
. Cancel the job currently on the plotter when the last image is completed.
NOTE: Resume the print queue only after handling the paper and ink system. Once the new job
is done, remember to pause the print queue to avoid printing the queued jobs on the wrong paper.
The table below identifies sections of this user’s guide which will help you to quickly find information on
handling print jobs.
206 Appendix B Urgent walk-in job scenario
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