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Spire CXP6000 Color Server for
Xerox DocuColor 6060, 5252,
2060, and 2045 Digital Color
Presses
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1 Welcome 1
Welcome to the Spire CXP6000 Color Server User Guide.......................................................................... 2
Overview of Guide.................................................................................................................................... 3
Overview of Spire CXP6000 Color Server .................................................................................................. 4
Hardware and Software Components ................................................................................................6
New Features..................................................................................................................................... 6
Features............................................................................................................................................. 8
Supported Formats .......................................................................................................................... 10
Workflow ........................................................................................................................................ 10
Data Flow ........................................................................................................................................ 12
Spire CXP6000 Color Server Network Printers .................................................................................. 13
2 Getting Started 15
Turning On the Spire CXP6000 Color Server ........................................................................................... 16
Opening the Workspace From the Start Menu ................................................................................. 17
Logging On ..................................................................................................................................... 17
The Workspace....................................................................................................................................... 19
Customizing the Workspace View.................................................................................................... 20
The Server and Printer Monitors....................................................................................................... 21
The Settings Window ............................................................................................................................. 25
The Resource Center .............................................................................................................................. 26
The Job Parameters Window .................................................................................................................. 27
Handling Conflicts .................................................................................................................................. 31
Basic Job Workflow ................................................................................................................................ 31
Submitting....................................................................................................................................... 32
Processing ....................................................................................................................................... 33
Storage............................................................................................................................................ 34
Resubmitting ................................................................................................................................... 35
Turning Off the Spire CXP6000 Color Server........................................................................................... 36
3 Working From a Client Workstation 37
Default Network Printers ........................................................................................................................ 38
Setting PPD File Parameters .................................................................................................................... 39
Working From Windows Client Workstations.......................................................................................... 48
Defining a Printer on Windows Client Workstations ......................................................................... 48
Printing From Windows ................................................................................................................... 65
Working From Macintosh Client Workstations ........................................................................................ 67
Defining a Printer on Macintosh Client Workstations ....................................................................... 67
Printing from a Macintosh ............................................................................................................... 76
Spire Web Center ................................................................................................................................... 78
The Web Viewer .............................................................................................................................. 80
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Downloads ...................................................................................................................................... 84
Links................................................................................................................................................ 85
Using Hot Folders ................................................................................................................................... 86
Hot Folder File Formats .................................................................................................................... 87
Hot Folders and Brisque or Prinergy jobs (GAP Formats) ................................................................... 87
Using Hot Folders from Client Workstations..................................................................................... 87
LPR Printing with the Spire CXP6000 Color Server .................................................................................. 92
Setting up an LPR Printer in Windows NT 4.0................................................................................... 92
Setting up an LPR Printer in Windows 2000 and Windows XP.......................................................... 99
Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP Command Line .......................................................... 107
Setting up an LPR Printer in Macintosh OS X (10.2)........................................................................ 108
Using the Choose Spire Over IP Utility to set up an LPR Printer in Macintosh OS 9 .......................... 110
Printing from Linux ........................................................................................................................ 116
Defining a Printer on UNIX Client Workstations ............................................................................. 120
UNIX Connectivity ................................................................................................................................ 121
Installing the SFU 3.0 Software ...................................................................................................... 121
Increasing NFS Performance Using the Windows Registry............................................................... 123
Creating a File-name Translation File.............................................................................................. 124
Configuring NFS Server Settings with SFU...................................................................................... 125
Setting Up Windows SFU for Brisque ............................................................................................. 126
Brisque Workstation Installation and Configuration Procedures...................................................... 134
Configuring and Setting up NDS .......................................................................................................... 138
Defining NDS Printer Queues in the NDS Tree....................................................................................... 139
Using the Novell NetWare Administrator Application ..................................................................... 139
Using the NDS PConsole................................................................................................................ 151
Configuring IPX Printing ....................................................................................................................... 152
Installing the Printer Drivers on a Novell Client Using the Adobe PS Application .................................... 154
4 Basic Workflows 155
Importing and Printing Jobs.................................................................................................................. 156
Importing Files............................................................................................................................... 156
Reprinting Jobs..................................................................................................................................... 158
Basic Settings ....................................................................................................................................... 159
The Print Settings Tab.................................................................................................................... 159
The Paper Stock Tab ...................................................................................................................... 169
The Print Quality Tab ..................................................................................................................... 178
5 Managing Jobs 187
Overview.............................................................................................................................................. 188
Managing the Job Queues.................................................................................................................... 188
Setting Queue Preferences............................................................................................................. 188
The Queues Window ..................................................................................................................... 190
Queues Status Panel Information ................................................................................................... 192
Job Batching Workflow ................................................................................................................. 193
Reordering Jobs in the Queues ...................................................................................................... 194
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Suspending and Resuming Queues ................................................................................................ 195
Handling Jobs in the Queues.......................................................................................................... 195
Aborting a Running Job ................................................................................................................. 196
Moving Waiting Jobs to the Storage Window ................................................................................ 197
Deleting Jobs ................................................................................................................................. 198
Viewing and Editing the Job Parameters ........................................................................................ 198
Running a Job Immediately ............................................................................................................ 199
Managing the Storage Window............................................................................................................ 200
Discarding RTP Data....................................................................................................................... 201
Filtering the List ............................................................................................................................. 201
Handling Jobs in the Storage Window ........................................................................................... 202
Submitting Jobs ............................................................................................................................. 203
Duplicating Jobs ............................................................................................................................ 203
Archiving and Retrieving Jobs ........................................................................................................ 204
Viewing the Job History ................................................................................................................. 207
Job Editor ............................................................................................................................................. 207
Navigation buttons ........................................................................................................................ 207
Preview Buttons............................................................................................................................. 208
Viewing Pages in the Job Editor ..................................................................................................... 208
Editing RTP Jobs............................................................................................................................. 213
Job Accounting .................................................................................................................................... 217
Viewing the Accounting Information ............................................................................................. 217
Setting the Accounting/Message Viewer ........................................................................................ 220
Printing and Exporting the Accounting Log .................................................................................... 220
Managing Virtual Printers ..................................................................................................................... 222
Job Flow............................................................................................................................................... 226
Job Ticket Report.................................................................................................................................. 228
6 Production Printing 231
Imposition Workflow ............................................................................................................................ 232
The Imposition Tab ........................................................................................................................ 233
Imposition Templates..................................................................................................................... 244
Editing Imposition Jobs .................................................................................................................. 254
High-Resolution Workflow.................................................................................................................... 254
Creo APR....................................................................................................................................... 255
OPI ................................................................................................................................................ 259
Creo APR and OPI File Formats....................................................................................................... 260
Preparing to Print Using Creo APR or OPI ....................................................................................... 261
Printing with Creo APR or OPI........................................................................................................ 262
Sample Job: Printing a Brochure Using the Creo APR Workflow ..................................................... 263
PDF Workflow ...................................................................................................................................... 264
Export as PDF2Go .......................................................................................................................... 267
Page Exceptions.................................................................................................................................... 270
The Exceptions Tab ........................................................................................................................ 270
Using Page Exception Workflows ................................................................................................... 274
Dynamic Page Exceptions ..................................................................................................................... 284
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Setting the Spire CXP6000 Color Server for Dynamic Page Exceptions ........................................... 284
Adding Dynamic Page Exceptions in PostScript and Variable Print Specification Formats................. 285
Adding Dynamic Page Exceptions in PDF........................................................................................ 286
Adding Dynamic Page Exceptions in VIPP Format ........................................................................... 288
Printing Tabs Using the Dynamic Page Exceptions Workflow.......................................................... 290
Tips and Limitations....................................................................................................................... 293
The Finishing Tab ................................................................................................................................. 294
Admin. Page.................................................................................................................................. 294
Slip Sheet ...................................................................................................................................... 295
Front Cover ................................................................................................................................... 297
Back Cover .................................................................................................................................... 298
Finisher.......................................................................................................................................... 300
Fonts.................................................................................................................................................... 302
Font List ........................................................................................................................................ 302
Managing Fonts on the Spire CXP6000 Color Server...................................................................... 306
Downloading Fonts ....................................................................................................................... 307
Substituting Fonts.......................................................................................................................... 311
7 Color Workflow 313
Calibration ........................................................................................................................................... 314
Guidelines for Successful Calibration ............................................................................................. 315
The Calibration Process.................................................................................................................. 315
Calibrating the DTP34 Densitometer.............................................................................................. 316
Color Calibration Methods ............................................................................................................ 320
Calibrating the Spire CXP6000 Color Server................................................................................... 322
Reading Color Density Data ........................................................................................................... 337
Printing the Job with the Calibration Table .................................................................................... 339
Default Color Flow ............................................................................................................................... 340
Color Mode................................................................................................................................... 344
RGB Workflow .............................................................................................................................. 345
CMYK Workflow ........................................................................................................................... 346
Spot Workflow .............................................................................................................................. 349
Destination Profile ......................................................................................................................... 350
Screening ...................................................................................................................................... 351
Calibration .................................................................................................................................... 353
Ink Saving (GCR)............................................................................................................................ 354
Color Adjustments......................................................................................................................... 356
Color Tools........................................................................................................................................... 358
Profile Manager............................................................................................................................. 358
Spot Color Editor and Workflow.................................................................................................... 363
Gradation Tool .............................................................................................................................. 366
8 Graphic Arts Workflow 377
Printing PrePress Files - GAP Files .......................................................................................................... 378
Importing GAP Files ....................................................................................................................... 378
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Supporting GAP Files ..................................................................................................................... 378
GAP File Structure.......................................................................................................................... 379
Preflight Check..................................................................................................................................... 380
Preflight Report ............................................................................................................................. 381
Export as Creo Synapse InSite Job......................................................................................................... 385
9 VI Workflow 387
VI Overview .......................................................................................................................................... 388
VI Document Formats ........................................................................................................................... 389
Creo Variable Print Specification .................................................................................................... 390
VIPP............................................................................................................................................... 391
VIPP 2001 and PPML...................................................................................................................... 393
PostScript Files ............................................................................................................................... 393
Using Creo Variable Print Specification to Print a VI Job ........................................................................ 394
Useful VI Print Options................................................................................................................... 395
Managing VI Elements.......................................................................................................................... 398
Deleting VI Elements...................................................................................................................... 398
Archiving VI Elements .................................................................................................................... 399
Retrieving VI Elements ................................................................................................................... 400
Applying VI Structure to Large Files (Split to Booklets)........................................................................... 401
10 System Administration 403
Setting Up and Configuring the Spire CXP6000 Color Server ................................................................ 404
Server Setup .................................................................................................................................. 404
Network Setup .............................................................................................................................. 407
Remote Tools Setup....................................................................................................................... 411
Security ......................................................................................................................................... 414
System Disks.................................................................................................................................. 416
Backing up the Configuration ........................................................................................................ 417
Localization ................................................................................................................................... 421
Pre-RIP Preview .............................................................................................................................. 422
General Defaults............................................................................................................................ 423
Print Queue Manager .................................................................................................................... 424
Color ............................................................................................................................................. 425
Messages....................................................................................................................................... 428
View Configuration ....................................................................................................................... 430
System Messages.................................................................................................................................. 431
The Alerts Window ........................................................................................................................ 431
Job History..................................................................................................................................... 433
The Message Viewer...................................................................................................................... 434
Reinstalling the System ......................................................................................................................... 436
Reinstalling the Operating System........................................................................................................ 439
Backing Up the Job List Database.................................................................................................. 440
Reinstalling the Windows 2000 Professional Operating System ..................................................... 440
Reinstalling the Creo Application Software .......................................................................................... 442
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Disk Striping........................................................................................................................................ 443
Initial Disk Striping Procedure ....................................................................................................... 443
Establishing the Correct Disk Striping Procedure ........................................................................... 444
Striping Dynamic Disks ................................................................................................................. 445
Striping Unknown Disks................................................................................................................ 449
The Configuration Wizard (If Backup Available) ................................................................................... 456
Restoring the Configuration ......................................................................................................... 456
The Configuration Wizard (If Recovery Fails or is Unavailable) .............................................................. 461
Choosing the Configuration Type ................................................................................................. 461
Setting the Language ................................................................................................................... 462
Configuring the Host Name.......................................................................................................... 463
Setting the Date and Time ............................................................................................................ 466
Setting the Default Measurement Units ........................................................................................ 467
Configuring the IP Address ........................................................................................................... 468
Configuring the Apple Talk Zone .................................................................................................. 469
Completing the Configuration...................................................................................................... 471
Installing and Configuring Novell Client for Spire .......................................................................... 473
Backing Up the Creo System Partition........................................................................................... 473
Backing Up the Job List Database ................................................................................................. 473
Configuring the McAfee VirusScan ............................................................................................... 473
Backing Up and Restoring the Creo System Partition ........................................................................... 474
Backing Up and Restoring the Job List Database .................................................................................. 476
Glossary 481
Index 493
Welcome
Welcome to the Spire CXP6000 Color Server User Guide ....................2
Overview of Guide ..............................................................................3
Overview of Spire CXP6000 Color Server.............................................4
2 Chapter 1 – Welcome
Welcome to the Spire CXP6000 Color Server User Guide
Welcome to your Spire CXP6000 color server User Guide. This user guide
provides you with information about the Xerox DocuColor 6060 Digital
Color Press and also refers to the following printers, Xerox DocuColor
5252, 2060, and 2045 Digital Color Presses.
The Spire CXP6000 color server is a powerful, comprehensive color server
that provides high throughput and print predictability to digital
workflows. In combination with the Xerox DocuColor 6060 Digital Color
Press, the Spire CXP6000 color server effectively addresses the growth of
on-demand printing needs and delivers the best output quality available.
Throughout this guide, we look forward to supporting you all the way
from prepress to print.
This user guide will help you operate the Spire CXP6000 color server. It
can also be used as a reference guide for questions or procedures. Study this
user guide to take full advantage of the many unique and advanced features
of the Spire CXP6000 color server.
This user guide is for Spire CXP6000 color server operators and system
administrators. This guide explains how you can quickly and easily print
from the Spire CXP6000 color server or from a client workstation. Step-by-
step procedures are included for new and occasional Spire CXP6000 color
server users. Detailed information is provided for users who require in-
depth knowledge of the Spire CXP6000 color server.
Overview of Guide 3
Overview of Guide
Table 1: Guide Overview
Chapter Contents Description
Chapter 1 Welcome This chapter introduces the guide and the Spire
CXP6000 color server features and workflows.
Chapter 2 Getting Started This chapter explains how to turn on the Spire
CXP6000 color server and provides explanations
about the Spire CXP6000 color server workspace and
main windows.
Chapter 3 Working from a Client
Wor ks ta tio n
This chapter explains how set up Windows® and
Macintosh® client workstations and how to configure
LPR printing. It also explains how to setup and
configure Novell Directory Services.
Chapter 4 Basic Workflows This chapter explains how to perform basic
workflows in the Spire CXP6000 color server, such as
importing and printing jobs, and how to set basic
parameters in the Print Settings, Paper Stock and
Print Quality Tab.
Chapter 5
Managing Jobs This chapter explains how to manage jobs in the
Queue Manager and in the Storage window. It also
explains
how to export jobs to an InSite server and
how to use the Job Preview & Editor tool and the
Thumbnail window. A section about managing disk
space is also provided.
Chapter 6
Production Printing This chapter provides the workflows for imposition,
high resolution, PDF, and page exception (manual/
dynamic) print jobs. In addition it describes how to
select finishing options and work with fonts.
Chapter 7
Color Workflow This chapter explains how to work with color in the
Spire CXP6000 color server, and includes calibration
and RGB and CMYK workflows. It also explains how
to adjust colors, and to use color tools and post-RIP
controls.
4 Chapter 1 – Welcome
Overview of Spire CXP6000 Color Server
The Spire CXP6000 color server is an on-demand pre-press system that
uses Creo Spire advanced pre-press technologies, to drive a Xerox
DocuColor 6060 Digital Color Press.
As an optimal digital color solution for printers, the Spire CXP6000 color
server enables you to print from Windows, Macintosh, and UNIX® client
workstations. The Spire CXP6000 color server processes image files in
page-description language (PDL) formats—for example, PostScript, PDF,
and Variable Information—using RIP (Raster Image Processor)
technology. The system converts image files into a suitable RTP (Ready-To-
Print) format for direct, high-quality digital printing. The Spire CXP6000
color server also streamlines the printing process by allowing printing with
preset workflows.
In combination with the Xerox DocuColor 6060 Digital Color Press, the
Spire CXP6000 color server enables you to efficiently print flyers,
brochures, pamphlets, dummy catalogs, short-run trials, and print-on-
demand publications. When installed as a fast, network printer with the
Spire CXP6000 color server, the Xerox DocuColor 6060 Digital Color Press
prints up to 60 full-color A4 (210mm x 297mm) or Letter (8.5 inches x
11inches) pages per minute.
Chapter 8
Graphic Arts Workflow This chapter contains the graphic arts workflow,
which includes importing and supporting Graphic
Art Port (GAP) files, performing a pre-flight check,
and the Creo® Network Graphic Production
workflow.
Chapter 9
Variable Information
Wor kf low
This chapter contains the procedure for printing
variable information jobs, from managing the VI
data to converting PostScript® files to VI by splitting
the file into a booklet.
Chapter 10
System Administration This chapter explains how to administrate your
system using the Administration window utilities.
Table 1: Guide Overview
Chapter Contents Description
Overview of Spire CXP6000 Color Server 5
The Spire CXP6000 color server combines RIP functionalities,
automation, control tools and special hardware development capabilities
with PC architecture.
Spire CXP6000 color server for Xerox DocuColor 6060, 5252, 2060 and 2045
Digital Color Presses
WARNING: A shielded ethernet cable must be used from the Token Ring board
to the Token Ring Hub to maintain compliance with Council Directive 89/336/
EEC.
6 Chapter 1 – Welcome
Hardware and Software Components
The Spire CXP6000 color server is a dedicated Creo platform running in a
Windows 2000 environment.
The Spire CXP6000 color server includes:
• Creo hardware, including the interface board
• Software, including:
 Creo Application Software
 Windows 2000 Professional Operating System
 Adobe® Acrobat® version 5.0
New Features
The new version of the Spire CXP6000 color server includes the following
new features:
• New GUI Design
The Spire CXP6000 color server graphic user interface has been
updated to a new design with new icons and a new feel that is more-
user-friendly. New features of the GUI include new options, such as
user profiles and preference settings.
• Security Features
New and improved security features in the Spire CXP6000 color server,
include access control, and removable disk and disk wipe options.
• Client Tools
The following have been added for client workstations:
 Font downloader for Windows fonts - The Spire CXP6000 color
server provides a special hot folder for downloading fonts from a
Windows client workstation. The hot folder is published in the
Spire CXP6000 color server
D:\Hot Folders\HF_Fontdownloader.
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