Konica Minolta Printgroove - Manual (Page 63)

Overview: Printgroove POD Queue 4
Printgroove POD Queue 4-8
For a complete discussion of Groups, please see “Group Editor” on
page 5-47.
4.4.3 Printer Jobs Panel
The Printer Jobs panel tracks the progress of all jobs assigned to enabled
printers.
The Printer Jobs panel is divided into folders, one for each enabled printer.
Each printer folder is identified by the name or IP Address assigned to the
printer. The jobs assigned to each printer appear below the printer’s header
row. The newest jobs are at the bottom of the folder, the oldest jobs are at
the top of the folder. The jobs print from top to bottom.
Printers may receive jobs from sources other than Printgroove POD Queue.
Should this occur, non-Queue jobs appear as incomplete entries in the Print-
er Jobs panel folder of the printer to which they are assigned. The Job Ticket
Name field will contain the value Non-Queue job. You cannot modify these
jobs from within Queue. These jobs may be modified via the LCD panel of the
printer to which they are assigned or via the printer’s driver.
4.4.4 Completed Jobs Panel
The Completed Jobs panel tracks all Completed, Canceled and Rejected
jobs that have passed through Printgroove POD Queue. If Printgroove POD
Queue is a stand-alone application, the Completed and Cancelled jobs may
be reprinted. If Printgroove POD Queue is used in conjunction with Print-
groove POD Guide, no information is stored in the Completed Jobs panel.
These jobs can only be reprinted through Printgroove POD Guide.
The total number of jobs that appear in the panel is noted parenthetically in
the panel’s header row. The newest jobs are at the bottom of the panel, the
oldest jobs are at the top of the panel.
4.4.5 Destination Panel
The Destination panel is divided into three sections: Printers, Clusters and
Virtual Queues. An iconographic image of each Printer, Cluster or Virtual
Queue is provided to which print jobs may be dragged-&-dropped. All icons
include a name.
The Printer section of the Destination provides an icon for each discovered
printer. By default, Printgroove POD Queue allows you to Enable and monitor
five of these printers. (Please see “Enabling a Printer” on page 3-28 for more
details about this procedure.) To the left of each printer’s icon is a colored,
circular icon. The circular icon may be one of four colors. The colors and the
states they represent are as follows:
- Green: the printer is online and available for jobs.