Xanté Accel a Graphix CT4 Owner's manual

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Owner's manual
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CM-CTRLD-3rd 06-17-97
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FCC Classification
Warning! Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if
not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment
in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the
user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Shielded cables must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the
FCC Class A limits.
Power Information
Engine: 115/ 230 volts; 7A/4A; 805/ 920 watts
Power Cord
The power cord is the main disconnect device. It should be plugged into an
easily accessible outlet.
For 115 Volt Configuration:
The power cord to be used with 115 Volt configuration is minimum type
SJT (SVT) 18/3, rated 250 Volts ac, 10 Amps with a maximum length of 15
feet. One terminated in an IEC 320 attachment plug. The other end is
terminated in a NEMA 5-15P plug.
For 230 Volt Configuration
The power cord to be used with 230 Volt configuration is minimum type
SJT (SVT) 18/3, rated 250 Volts ac, 10 Amps with a maximum length of 15
feet. One terminated in an IEC 320 attachment plug. The other end is
terminated as required by the country where it will be installed.
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Le cable de transport d'energie que doit etre utilis'e la configuration 230
Volts est le type minimum SJT (SVT), 18/3, nominal 250 Volts ac, 10
Amps, 4.5 m long maximum. Un bout est raccorde comme exige par le pays
ou il sera utilis'e.
Das Netzkabel ist das haupfsachliche Diskonnektionsmittel, es sollte in eine
leicht erreichbare steckdos gesteckt werden.
Das Netzkabel kann mit einer 230 Volts Konfiguration verwonder werden
vom typ: Minimum VDE or HAR, 3 X 1.00 mm
2
, 250 V ac, 10 Amps,
maximal 4.5 m long. Ein Ende ontspriche dem Stecker IEC 320. Das andoro
Ende entspricht den Anfoderungen des entsprechenden Landes.
Manufacturer’s Declaration of Conformity
The Product Accel-a-Graphix CT4 has been designed and manufactured in
accordance with the following international standards:
EN 50081-1 “Generic Emissions Standard for Residential,
Commercial and Light Industrial Products of ” 01,
Feb. 1991
EN 50082-1 “Generic Immunity Standard for Residential,
Commercial and Light Industrial Products of ” 01,
Feb. 1991
EN 55022 “Limits and Methods of Measurement of Radio
Interference Information Technology Equipment of ”
14, April 1987
IEC 1000-4-2 “Testing Measurement Techniques, Electrostatic
Discharge of ” 1995, First Edition
IEC 1000-4-3 “Testing and Measurement Techniques, Radio
Frequency, Electromagnetic Field Immunity Test of ”
1995 First Edition
IEC 1000-4-4 “Testing and Measurement Techniques, Electrical
Fast Transient/Burst Immunity Test of ” 1995 First
edition
MIL-STD-45662A “Calibration System Requirements”
EN 60950 “Safety of Information Technology Equipment
including Electrical Business Equipment”
I, the undersigned, hereby declare that the equipment specified above
conforms to the above Directives and Standards
Place Mobile, Alabama
Date December 7, 1995 Robert C. Ross, Jr.
President
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drawn using FreeHand. The typefaces for the main body of the manual are
Times, Helvetica, and Courier. This manual was printed in camera-ready
form on a XANTÉ printer.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Introduction.............................................................. 1-1
The XANTÉ Accel-a-Graphix CT4......................................... 1-3
About this Manual.................................................................... 1-4
Manual Conventions.......................................................... 1-5
Other Helpful Documentation.................................................. 1-6
About Your Controller ............................................................. 1-6
Controller Features ............................................................ 1-8
PostScript Typefaces ....................................................... 1-10
About XANTÉ Utilities ......................................................... 1-10
Warranty and Product Registration........................................ 1-11
Chapter 2 - Installation ................................................................ 2-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 2-3
Controller Location .................................................................. 2-3
Package Contents ..................................................................... 2-4
Controller Setup ....................................................................... 2-4
Unpacking the Controller .................................................. 2-5
Installing Options .............................................................. 2-6
Accessing the Controller Board and Bays .................. 2-6
Installing RAM Upgrades ........................................... 2-8
Installing Hard Disk(s).............................................. 2-10
Reassembling the Controller..................................... 2-14
Connecting the Power Cord ............................................ 2-16
Starting the Controller ..................................................... 2-16
Selecting an Interface............................................................. 2-17
Connecting in a Macintosh Environment ........................ 2-18
Connecting in a PC Environment .................................... 2-20
Connecting to the Parallel Port ................................. 2-20
Connecting to the Serial Port .................................... 2-21
Changing Serial Communication Settings ................ 2-23
Connecting to the Ethernet Port ...................................... 2-24
Unshielded Twisted Pair (10BaseT) Connection...... 2-25
Thin Coaxial Cable (10Base2) Connection .............. 2-25
Setting the EtherTalk Zone Name............................. 2-27
Connecting to a Printer.................................................... 2-29
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Initializing the Hard Disk....................................................... 2-30
Initializing the Hard Disk with the Macintosh ................ 2-30
Initializing the Hard Disk with the PC ............................ 2-31
Chapter 3 - Macintosh Setup....................................................... 3-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 3-3
Before You Begin .................................................................... 3-3
Configuring Your Controller ................................................... 3-3
Loading the Drivers........................................................... 3-3
Using Auto Setup .............................................................. 3-4
Using Manual Setup .......................................................... 3-5
Installing XANTÉ Utilities (Macintosh) ................................. 3-7
Readme File....................................................................... 3-7
Utilities Folder................................................................... 3-7
Downloader................................................................. 3-7
XANTÉ Command Center.......................................... 3-8
XANTÉ Linearizer...................................................... 3-8
Downloads Folder ............................................................. 3-8
Initialize Disk.ps ......................................................... 3-8
Parmdump.ps .............................................................. 3-8
Sysparm.ps .................................................................. 3-8
Drivers Folder.................................................................... 3-9
Aldus PPD Folder ....................................................... 3-9
QuarkXPress PDF Folder ........................................... 3-9
Printer Descriptions Folder ............................................... 3-9
PSPrinter Driver and User Guide .................................... 3-10
Mac Watermark Plug-in Folder....................................... 3-10
Default Curves Folder ..................................................... 3-10
Installing XANTÉ Command Center..................................... 3-10
Installing XANTÉ Linearizer ................................................ 3-12
Using Printer Fonts ................................................................ 3-13
Downloading to Controller Memory or the Hard Disk ... 3-13
Listing Downloaded Fonts .............................................. 3-15
Removing Downloaded Fonts ......................................... 3-15
Before You Print .................................................................... 3-17
General Pre-Printing Procedures ..................................... 3-17
Chapter 4 - PC Setup ................................................................... 4-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 4-3
Before You Begin .................................................................... 4-3
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Installing the XANTÉ Utilities (PC)........................................ 4-3
Directories on the Utilities Disk ........................................ 4-4
Main Directory............................................................ 4-4
PS_FILES Directory ................................................... 4-4
Installing XANTÉ Command Center....................................... 4-6
Command Center Setup (Windows 3.1 or 3.11) ............... 4-6
Command Center Setup (Windows 95)............................. 4-6
Windows Setup ........................................................................ 4-7
Printing the Windows Driver Guide.................................. 4-7
Installing the Driver in Windows 3.1 or 3.11.................... 4-8
Setting up the Driver in Windows 3.1 or 3.11................... 4-9
Installing the PPD in Windows 3.1 or 3.11 ..................... 4-10
Installing Driver and PPD in Windows 95 ...................... 4-10
Deleting Previous Driver Versions.................................. 4-14
Loading and Removing Printer Fonts .................................... 4-16
XANTÉ Command Center..................................................... 4-17
Chapter 5 - Configuration ........................................................... 5-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 5-3
Accel-a-Graphix CT4 Control ................................................. 5-3
The Front Panel........................................................................ 5-3
The Display Window......................................................... 5-4
Front Panel Lights (LEDs) ................................................ 5-4
Front Panel Keys ............................................................... 5-5
The Menu Structure ................................................................. 5-6
Selecting Menu Options .................................................... 5-7
Recommended Printer Settings ......................................... 5-9
The Main Menus ...................................................................... 5-9
The Print Menu ...................................................................... 5-10
The Printer Menus ........................................................... 5-11
The Enable Menu...................................................... 5-12
The HP Palette Menu ................................................ 5-12
The Media Width Menu............................................ 5-13
The Matte Menu........................................................ 5-13
The Screen Menu............................................................. 5-13
The Cascade Menu .......................................................... 5-14
The Across Menu ............................................................ 5-15
The Best Fit Menu ........................................................... 5-16
The Orientation Menu ..................................................... 5-17
The Automatic Reduction Menu ..................................... 5-18
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The Maximum Width Menu............................................ 5-18
The Save Media Menu .................................................... 5-19
The Margins Menu .......................................................... 5-20
The Job Menu ........................................................................ 5-20
The Erase All Menu ........................................................ 5-21
The Clear Trap Menu ...................................................... 5-22
The Printer Menus ........................................................... 5-22
The Hold Menu ......................................................... 5-23
The Resume Menu .................................................... 5-23
The Restart Menu...................................................... 5-23
The Cancel Menu...................................................... 5-23
The Miscellaneous Menu ....................................................... 5-24
The Units Menu............................................................... 5-25
The Initial Job Menu ....................................................... 5-25
The Timeout Menu .......................................................... 5-25
The Language Menu........................................................ 5-25
The RAM Disk Menu...................................................... 5-26
The Raster Mode Menu ................................................... 5-26
The Test Menu................................................................. 5-27
The Interface Menu................................................................ 5-27
The RS232 Menu............................................................. 5-28
The Enable Menu...................................................... 5-28
The Mode Menu........................................................ 5-29
The Baud Rate Menu ................................................ 5-29
The Parity Menu ....................................................... 5-29
The Flow Control Menu ........................................... 5-29
The Data Bits Menu .................................................. 5-29
The Stop Bits Menu .................................................. 5-29
The Spool Menu........................................................ 5-30
The Parallel Menu ........................................................... 5-30
The Enable Menu...................................................... 5-31
The Mode Menu........................................................ 5-31
The Buffer Menu....................................................... 5-31
The Spool Menu........................................................ 5-31
The LocalTalk, EtherTalk, and LinePrinter Menus......... 5-32
The Enable Menu...................................................... 5-32
The Spool Menu........................................................ 5-33
The Novell Print Server Menu ........................................ 5-33
The Enable Menu...................................................... 5-34
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The Protocol Menu ................................................... 5-34
The Spool Menu........................................................ 5-34
Chapter 6 - Routine Operations.................................................. 6-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 6-3
Using the Controller’s PPD ..................................................... 6-3
General PPD Option Menu Features ................................. 6-3
Cover Page .................................................................. 6-3
Print............................................................................. 6-4
PostScript Errors ......................................................... 6-4
PPD Access to Controller Features ................................... 6-4
Scale Page ................................................................... 6-5
Shrink to Fit ................................................................ 6-6
Num Copies ................................................................ 6-7
Orientation .................................................................. 6-8
Auto Reduce ............................................................... 6-9
Across ....................................................................... 6-10
Cascade ..................................................................... 6-10
Error Diffusion.......................................................... 6-11
Raster Mode .............................................................. 6-12
Print Speed ................................................................ 6-12
Bidirectional.............................................................. 6-13
Print Quality.............................................................. 6-14
Cut Media ................................................................. 6-15
Trapping Order.......................................................... 6-16
Best Fit ...................................................................... 6-16
Save Spooled Job ...................................................... 6-17
Enable Poster ............................................................ 6-18
Page Overlap............................................................. 6-18
CRD Selection .......................................................... 6-19
Printer Enable ........................................................... 6-20
Printer1 Page Width.................................................. 6-21
Printer1 Matte ........................................................... 6-22
Printer1 Color Palette................................................ 6-23
Mirror Print ............................................................... 6-24
Negative Print ........................................................... 6-24
Paper Save................................................................. 6-25
Expanded Margin...................................................... 6-25
Using Macintosh Applications............................................... 6-26
Using Windows...................................................................... 6-26
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Changing PC Communication Settings ........................... 6-27
EtherTalk Driver .................................................................... 6-28
Ethernet Configuration for Novell NetWare.......................... 6-28
Using Novell NetWare Software ........................................... 6-29
Novell NetWare Software ............................................... 6-29
Print Server Name ........................................................... 6-30
Login Name ..................................................................... 6-31
Password.......................................................................... 6-31
Print Server Configuration .............................................. 6-32
Setting Up for Novell Using Command Center .............. 6-32
Setting the Controller as a Novell 3.x Queue Server....... 6-33
Configuring for Novell Pserver Operation ............... 6-34
Setting the Controller as a Novell 4.x Queue Server....... 6-36
Configuring for Novell Pserver Operation ............... 6-37
Using TCP/IP Software.......................................................... 6-39
Classes of Networks ........................................................ 6-39
Reserved IP Addresses.............................................. 6-41
Network Masks................................................................ 6-42
Creating an Address File ................................................. 6-42
Using the Spooler................................................................... 6-44
How the Spooler Works .................................................. 6-45
Front Panel Spooling ....................................................... 6-46
Command Center Spooling Macintosh ........................... 6-47
Command Center Spooling PC ....................................... 6-50
Using a SCSI Disk ................................................................. 6-52
Moving and Cleaning the Controller ..................................... 6-53
Moving the Controller ..................................................... 6-53
Cleaning the Controller ................................................... 6-54
Chapter 7 - Imaging Basics.......................................................... 7-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 7-3
Color Printing Technology ...................................................... 7-3
Color Printing Concepts and Variables.................................... 7-5
Color Theory ..................................................................... 7-5
Additive Theory .......................................................... 7-5
Subtractive Theory...................................................... 7-6
Ink Density Variables ........................................................ 7-6
CRDs........................................................................... 7-6
Transfer Curves........................................................... 7-7
Application Variables........................................................ 7-7
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Media Variables ................................................................ 7-7
Setting Variables ............................................................... 7-8
Color Gamut Variables...................................................... 7-9
Human Variables ............................................................. 7-10
Color Measuring .................................................................... 7-10
Linearization.................................................................... 7-11
Spectrophotometer........................................................... 7-11
Colorimeter...................................................................... 7-12
Densitometer ................................................................... 7-12
Screening................................................................................ 7-12
XANTÉ Scaling .............................................................. 7-13
Page Design ........................................................................... 7-14
Typefaces and Fonts ........................................................ 7-14
Serif, Sans Serif, and Miscellaneous Typefaces ....... 7-15
Typeface Forms ............................................................... 7-16
Other Elements of Design ...................................................... 7-17
Orientation....................................................................... 7-17
Point Size and x-Height................................................... 7-18
Spacing ............................................................................ 7-19
Page Design Tips............................................................. 7-19
Chapter 8 - Color Management .................................................. 8-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 8-3
ICC Profiles ............................................................................. 8-3
CRDs........................................................................................ 8-5
Transfer Curves........................................................................ 8-7
Printer Calibration.................................................................. 8-10
Preparing for Printer Calibration ..................................... 8-11
Sending a Transfer Curve to the Controller .................... 8-11
Printing a Calibration Strip.............................................. 8-14
Using the Colortron II ..................................................... 8-15
Calibrate the Colortron II.......................................... 8-15
Measure the Calibration Strip with the Colortron II. 8-20
Linearizing the Colortron Data........................................ 8-24
Creating a Custom Transfer Curve.................................. 8-26
Monitor Calibration ............................................................... 8-28
Photoshop Editing Tips.......................................................... 8-34
Setting Up in Photoshop.................................................. 8-34
Sharpen Image Details..................................................... 8-38
Lighten or Darken an Overall Image............................... 8-39
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Add or Reduce Vividness................................................ 8-40
Choose a Color Model (Space) ....................................... 8-40
Setup Color Separations .................................................. 8-42
Chapter 9 - Troubleshooting ....................................................... 9-1
Introduction.............................................................................. 9-3
Status Messages ....................................................................... 9-3
Controller Status Messages ............................................... 9-3
Preliminary Troubleshooting ................................................... 9-5
The General Checkup ........................................................ 9-5
Macintosh Environment Checkup ..................................... 9-6
PC Environment Checkup ................................................. 9-6
ENCAD NovaJet Troubleshooting .......................................... 9-7
The NovaJet General Checkup.......................................... 9-7
Specific NovaJet Troubleshooting .................................... 9-8
Miscellaneous Troubleshooting ............................................. 9-10
Calling for Technical Support................................................ 9-12
Troubleshooting Information .......................................... 9-12
XANTÉ Phone Support ............................................ 9-13
XANTÉ Fax Support ................................................ 9-13
XANTÉ Bulletin Board Support............................... 9-13
Appendix A................................................................................... A-1
Application Notes............................................................. A-1
Appendix B................................................................................... B-1
Warranty Information....................................................... B-1
Appendix C................................................................................... C-1
ICC Profile and Profile Tool Sources............................... C-1
Glossary ........................................................................................ G-1
Index ...............................................................................................I-1
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Chapter 1 - Introduction
Chapter Overview
About this Manual
Manual Conventions
Other Helpful Documentation
About Your Controller
Controller Features
PostScript Typefaces
About XANTÉ Utilities
Warranty and Product Registration
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Notes
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The XANTÉ Accel-a-Graphix CT4
Fig. 1.1 XANTÉ Accel-a-Graphix CT4 Controller
The Accel-a-Graphix CT4 Adobe PostScript based controller is
designed for production-intensive, wide-format digital inkjet
printing. The controller is available in models that support one, two,
three, or four printers simultaneously. With XANTÉ's advanced
calibration techniques, you can rely on predictable, repeatable color
every printer, every time.
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About this Manual
This User’s Guide documents the installation, setup, and operation
of all models of the Accel-a-Graphix CT4. The following list briefly
describes the contents of each chapter.
Chapter 1—Introduction offers an overview of this manual and the
Accel-a-Graphix controller features. It also provides an overview of
XANTÉ Utilities and warranty and registration information.
Chapter 2—Installation provides instructions on setting up your
controller, connecting to the Macintosh and PC interfaces, and
installing optional SCSI disks and RAM upgrades.
Chapter 3—Macintosh Setup covers installing and configuring the
drivers, XANTÉ Utilities, Command Center, and XANTÉ Linearizer
in a Macintosh environment. This chapter also includes information
about using printer fonts and a checklist for initial printing setup.
Chapter 4—PC Setup covers installing and configuring the drivers,
XANTÉ Utilities, Command Center, and XANTÉ Linearizer in a PC
environment. This chapter also includes information about using
fonts and a checklist for initial printing setup.
Chapter 5—Configuration describes configuring and controlling
the Accel-a-Graphix CT4 using the front panel.
Chapter 6—Routine Operations discusses standard procedures for
using the PPD options; setting up and operating the Accel-a-Graphix
CT4 for use with Windows, Novell NetWare, and TCP/IP software;
using the spooler; using a SCSI disk; and moving and cleaning the
controller.
Chapter 7—Imaging Basics details how to achieve the best output
from the controller. Many aspects of basic imaging are explained.
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Chapter 8—Color Management provides advanced color
management information, incuding ICC profiles, color rendering
dictionaries, and transfer curves. It also covers linearization, monitor
calibration, and Photoshop tips.
Chapter 9—Troubleshooting covers preliminary troubleshooting
steps and miscellaneous troubleshooting issues. The chapter also
lists available support, how to access that support, and the
information to have at hand if you call for assistance.
Appendix A—Application Notes provides specific instructions and
tips for using the controller in mainstream application environments.
Appendix B—Warranty Information covers both the warranty
and the effects consumables can have on your warranty.
Appendix C — ICC Profile and Profile Tool Sources lists third-
party sources for profiles and profile tools.
The Accel-a-Graphix Controller Menu quick reference sheet
provides an illustrated overview of the controller’s front panel menu
structure.
Manual Conventions
The following conventions are used in this manual:
Courier indicates information you must type or which
displays on screen.
indicates that you need to press the Return key
on a Macintosh or the Enter key on a PC.
Note: indicates additional or emphasized information.
Caution: indicates instructions which if not followed can
or will cause damage to files or equipment.
Warning! indicates instructions which must be followed
exactly or personal injury can occur.
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Other Helpful Documentation
This manual covers the basics of setting up and working with your
controller. However, you may find the following publications helpful
when working with PostScript printing.
PostScript Language Reference Manual, Second Edition. This
manual, published by Addison Wesley, is designed for advanced
users, such as programmers, who work with PostScript operators.
PostScript Language Tutorial and Cookbook. This manual,
published by Addison Wesley, is designed for those who want to
learn about working directly in the PostScript language.
Most bookstores and many computer businesses either keep these
books in stock or can order them for you.
About Your Controller
The Accel-a-Graphix CT4 is available in models that support from
one to four printers. With the multiple printer models you can send
the same job to all printers, separate jobs to each printer, or use
XANTÉ's tiling feature to split a job between printers.
The controller’s high-end features allow you to produce top quality
color images on up to four printers simultaneously, depending upon
the model. Poster size images as large as 50' x 50' (15.24 m x 15.24 m)
can be tiled in sections up to 50" wide (depending on printer engine
size) on single or multiple printers.
XANTÉ’s scaling, auto orientation, and auto reduction features
allow you to enlarge or reduce images, text, and line art to fit a
specific media size without the need for precise mathematical
calculations.
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Xanté Accel a Graphix CT4 Owner's manual

Category
Multifunctionals
Type
Owner's manual

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