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أجهزة الكمبيوتر والإلكترونيات برامج GLOBAL GRAPHICS SOFTWARE Navigator RIP version 8.1 دليل المشغل

Navigator RIP version 8.1. GLOBAL GRAPHICS SOFTWARE Navigator RIP version 8.1

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Navigator RIP version

8.1

Operator’s Manual

June 2009

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Navigator RIP version 8.1

Operator’s Manual

Copyright and Trademarks

Introduction to the Navigator RIP

1.1 What is the Navigator RIP?

1.1.1 Input and output formats

1.1.2 Versions of the Navigator RIP

1.2 Why use the Navigator RIP?

1.3 The Navigator RIP in depth

1.3.1 Software RIPs compared to embedded RIPs

1.3.2 File format and version support

1.3.2.1 Additional information

1.3.3 Extended color capabilities

1.3.3.1 /DeviceN and N-color

1.3.3.2 Duotones, tritones, and quadtones

1.3.3.3 Patterns and Smooth Shades

1.3.3.5 settrapparams

1.3.3.6 Type16 halftones

1.3.3.7 Idiom recognition

1.3.3.8 Type 32 fonts

1.3.3.9 Other operators

1.3.3.10 File filters

1.3.4 Color, screening, and Roam functionality

1.3.4.1 Color API

1.3.4.2 Spot color screening and calibration

1.3.4.3 UseCIEColor

1.3.4.4 Embedded ICC profiles

1.3.4.5 Colorimetric roam

1.3.5 Memory management

1.3.5.1 Garbage collection

1.3.7 Screening options

1.3.7.1 Harlequin Precision Screening

1.3.7.2 Harlequin Screening Library

1.3.7.3 Screening for extended color systems

1.3.8 ColorPro™

1.3.9 Graphics formats

1.3.10 Input and output methods

1.3.10.1 Output plugins

1.3.10.2 Input plugins

1.3.10.3 Multiple inputs

1.3.11 Complex jobs

1.3.12 Throughput control

1.3.13 Previewing

1.3.14 Page buffer compression

1.3.15 Fonts and font handling

1.3.15.1 Composite fonts

1.3.16 Convenience features

1.3.16.1 Media management

1.3.16.2 Page features

1.3.16.3 Interactive sessions

1.3.16.4 Page imposition

Running the Navigator RIP

2.1 Machine requirements

2.1.1 Performance

2.1.2 Ability to RIP a job

2.1.3 Driving a printer effectively

2.2 Installing printer interface cards

2.3 Navigator RIP folder structure

2.4 Starting up the Navigator RIP

2.4.1 The headless RIP

2.4.2 The menus

2.4.3 The tool bar

2.4.3.1 Tool bar buttons

2.4.3.2 Status area

2.5 Menus affected by optional features

2.5.1 ColorPro™ menus

2.5.2 TrapPro™

2.5.3 Media Saving

2.6 Stopping the Navigator RIP

2.6.1 Quitting the Navigator RIP

2.6.2 Quitting the headless RIP

2.6.3 Stopping the computer

Getting Started with the Navigator RIP

3.1 A simple Navigator RIP session

3.1.1 Creating a Page Setup

3.1.2 Creating a simple job

3.1.3 Previewing the image on screen

3.1.3.1 Other pages in the job

3.1.3.2 Killing jobs and error messages

3.1.4 Outputting to a real device

3.1.5 Sending a job to the Navigator RIP

3.1.5.1 Publishing a setup with AppleTalk

3.2 A more complex use of the Navigator RIP

3.2.1 Saving a Page Setup

3.2.2 Associating a Page Setup with an input

3.3 Using the Navigator RIP with a spool folder

3.4 Monitoring the Navigator RIP

Navigator RIP Output Methods

4.1 Historical overview

4.2 Page buffering modes

4.2.1 Page buffering modes for the headless RIP

4.2.2 Operating modes

4.3 The throughput system

4.3.1 Output Controller

4.3.1.1 The Active Queue and Held Queue

4.3.1.2 Interrupting output

4.3.1.3 Moving page buffers

4.3.1.4 Page buffer information

4.3.1.5 Monitoring progress

4.3.2 Job management

4.3.2.1 Deleting buffered pages

4.3.2.2 Operations on buffered pages

4.3.2.3 Viewing pages with the Roam function

4.3.2.4 Locking important pages

4.3.2.5 Printing multiple copies

4.3.2.6 Printing in negative

4.3.2.7 Trimming blank space

4.3.2.8 Changing the output device or cassette

4.3.2.9 Changing the exposure

4.3.2.10 Changing the color

4.3.2.11 Specifying page layout

4.3.2.12 Changing attributes for the whole job

4.3.3 Page buffers produced by older versions of the Navigator RIP

4.4 Advanced details of page buffering modes

4.4.1 Multiple (Parallel) mode

4.4.2 Multiple mode

4.4.3 Single mode

4.4.4 Single (if required) mode

4.4.5 Multiple (Parallel) compared to Single (if required) mode

4.5 Page buffering modes: a summary

Configuring Output Formats

5.1 Creating and managing Page Setups

5.2 Page Setup Manager dialog box

5.2.1 Controls and actions

5.2.2 Reordering Page Setups

5.2.3 Selecting several Page Setups

5.2.4 Closing the Page Setup Manager

5.3 Edit Page Setup dialog box

5.3.1 Closing the Edit Page Setup dialog box

5.3.2 Closing the New Page Setup dialog box

5.4 Selecting different devices

5.4.1 Setting the resolution

5.4.2 Image interpolation

5.4.2.1 Increasing image resolution

5.4.2.2 Reducing image resolution

5.5 Sending output to the screen

5.5.1 Using the Preview device

5.5.2 Using the None device

5.5.3 Roam and Preview windows

5.5.3.1 Roam Options and Preview Options dialog boxes

5.5.3.2 Reduced Roam and Reduced Preview windows

5.6 Output to Preview

5.7 Output to None

5.8 Output to TIFF

5.8.1 TIFF file location and naming options

5.8.1.1 Template-based name generation

5.8.1.2 Conventional name generation

5.8.1.3 Temporary file names

5.8.2 TIFF file format options

5.8.3 TIFF file post processing

5.8.3.1 Post processing substitution codes

5.8.3.2 Checking the Command string

5.9 Output to PDF raster

5.9.1 PDF raster file location and naming options

5.9.1.1 Template-based name generation

5.9.2 File Metadata

5.9.3 PDF raster file output format options

5.9.4 Raster PDF file post processing

5.10 Sending output to a printer

5.11 ProofReady plugins

5.11.1 Using ProofReady plugins

5.12 Multiple device output plugins

5.12.1 Installing and using multiple device plugins

5.13 Output plugin dialog boxes

5.14 Separations, Screening and Color

5.15 Advanced Media Saving

5.15.1 How to activate Advanced Media Saving

5.15.2 Tracking media width for automatic cassette selection

5.15.3 The Media Saving dialog box

5.15.4 Media Saving dialog box example

5.16 Media and time saving using optimization

5.16.1 Other options that save media

5.17 Default page size

5.19 Printing effects

5.20 Control strip

5.20.1 Control strip elements

5.20.1.1 Harlequin At Heart logo

5.20.1.2 Orientation icon

5.20.1.3 Paper feed icon

5.20.1.4 Registration icon

5.20.1.5 Paper measurement icon

5.20.1.6 PDF/X validation icon

5.20.1.7 PDF file status check icon

5.20.1.8 ChipCheck™ strip

5.20.1.9 Process step wedges

5.20.1.10 Progressives strip

5.20.1.11 Neutrals strip

5.20.1.12 Job name icon

5.20.1.13 Job style icon

5.20.1.14 Page number icon

5.20.1.15 Job file name icon

5.20.1.16 File modification date icon

5.20.1.17 Print date icon

5.20.1.18 Scale icon

5.20.1.19 Clipped icon

5.20.1.20 File creator icon

5.20.1.21 Output device icon

5.20.1.22 Page Setup name icon

5.20.1.23 Color setup name icon

5.20.1.24 Screening icon

5.20.1.25 Resolution icon

5.20.1.26 Anti-alias factor icon

5.20.1.27 Serial number icon

5.20.2 Configuration

5.20.2.1 Page image positioning

5.20.2.2 Margins file

5.21 Scaling the image

5.22.1 Using features

5.22.2 Adding other features

5.23 Cassette management

5.24 Page Setup Options

5.24.1 PostScript language compatibility level

5.24.2 Run prep at start of job

5.24.3 Remove color operators

5.24.4 Fast patterns

5.24.5 Emulate old imagemask behavior

5.24.6 Add showpage at end of job if necessary

5.24.7 Abort if calibration on, and the selected cal set does not match job

5.24.8 Abort the job if any fonts are missing

5.24.9 Enable font emulation

5.24.10 Preserve monochrome and preseparated jobs

5.24.11 Number of copies to print

5.24.12 Minimum shaded fill levels

5.25 Page Setup Option Extras

5.25.1 Adobe Photoshop features

5.25.2 Adobe Illustrator features

5.25.3 QuarkXPress features

5.26 PDF Options

5.27 Calibration

5.27.1 Device calibration

5.27.2 Press calibration

5.27.3 Use of a different printing press

5.27.4 Tone curves

5.28 XPS Options

5.28.1 PrintTickets

6.1 Managing separations styles

6.2 Separations Manager dialog box

6.3 Edit Style dialog box

6.4.1 Dots, halftone cells, and screens

6.4.2 Dot shape

6.4.3 Spot function screens

6.4.4 Threshold screens

6.4.4.1 Using threshold screens

6.4.5 Halftone options

6.4.7 Suggested background reading

6.5 Screen angles

6.5.1 Changing angles for separations

6.6.1 Common dot shapes

6.6.1.2 Round Euclidean

6.6.1.3 Elliptical Euclidean

6.6.1.4 HDS, HMS, and HCS

6.6.2 Other dot shapes

6.6.2.1 Elliptical

6.6.2.3 Square Euclidean

6.6.2.4 Rhomboid

6.7 Halftone frequency

6.7.1 Changing the halftone frequencies

6.8 Screening options and number of gray levels

6.8.1 How many gray levels can you see?

6.8.2 How many gray levels do you get?

6.8.3 How many gray levels do you need?

6.8.3.1 Flat tints

6.8.3.2 Contone scans

6.8.3.3 Graduated tints and blends

6.8.4 Gray level controls

6.9 Job settings and Navigator RIP settings

6.10 Harlequin Precision Screening

6.10.1 Controlling extra grays in HPS

6.10.2 Using the HPS controls

6.10.2.1 Zero degrees frequency adjustment

6.10.2.2 Maximum frequency deviation

6.10.2.3 Enable HPS 2.0

6.10.2.4 Generate clear centered rosettes

6.10.2.5 Optimize for angle set

6.10.3 Possible problems with output

6.10.3.1 Patterning on individual screens

6.10.3.2 Moiré between two or more films

6.10.4 HPS and pattern screens

6.10.5 Increasing HPS performance

6.11 Harlequin Screening Library

6.11.1 Switching on HSL

6.11.2 Selecting an HSL screen set

6.11.3 Harlequin Chain Screening (HCS)

6.11.4 Harlequin Dispersed Screening (HDS)

6.11.5 Harlequin Micro Screening (HMS)

6.11.6 Troubleshooting HSL

6.12 Automatic detection of color separations

Configuring the RIP

7.1 Configure RIP dialog box

7.2 How the Navigator RIP controls files

7.2.1 Workspace folder

7.2.2 Page buffer folder

7.3 Control of page buffering modes

7.3.1 How to choose the page buffering mode

7.3.2 Using a printer that can stop / start

7.3.3 Compressing page buffers

7.3.4 Minimum compression ratio

7.4 Job timeout

7.5 Threads and parallel processing

7.5.1 Multi-threading

7.5.1.1 Memory per renderer thread

7.5.2 Network buffer size

7.5.3 Increasing throughput

7.5.4 Freeing the sending application

7.6 Printer buffer size

7.8 Specifying prep files

7.8.1 Automatic prep loading

7.8.2 Startup prep

7.9 Navigator RIP memory allocation

7.10 Minimum free disk space

7.11 Disable sounds

7.12 Resetting the Navigator RIP to default values

7.13 Choosing the user interface language

7.13.1 Requirements and limitations

7.13.2 Procedure

Configuring Input

8.1 Input management

8.2 Managing input plugins

8.2.1 Turning on the input system

8.2.2 Adding a new input source to the list

8.2.3 Copying an input plugin

8.2.4 Editing the details for an input source

8.2.5 Configuring an input plugin

8.2.6 Deleting an input source

8.2.7 Enabling and disabling input sources

8.3 Using the AppleTalk input plugin

8.3.1 Configuring an AppleTalk input source

8.4 Using the NT Print input

8.4.1 Installing the plugin

8.4.2 Configuring an NT Print input

8.4.3 Creating a printer under Windows 2000/XP

8.4.4 Printing from a DOS command prompt

8.4.5 Setting up a printer under Windows Vista

8.4.6 Sharing the NTPrint plugin running on Windows Vista with Mac OSX systems

8.4.7 Troubleshooting NT Print

8.4.8 Installing the plugin

8.4.9 Creating an NT Pipe input

8.4.10 Configuring the named pipe

8.4.11 Connecting an application to the Navigator RIP

8.5 Using the Spool Folder input folder

8.5.1 Configuring a Spool Folder input source

8.6 Using the Socket input plugin

8.6.1 Requirements

8.6.2 Configuration preliminaries

8.6.2.1 Server machine

8.6.2.2 Sending machines

8.6.3 Configuring a Socket input plugin

8.6.3.1 Server socket details

8.6.3.2 Bi-directional communications and protocol

8.6.3.3 Output socket details

8.7 Using the Asynchronous Socket plugin

8.7.1 Creating an asynchronous socket input

8.7.2 Sample job

8.8 Using the Asynchronous Socket Quit plugin

8.9 Using the Serial input plugin

8.9.2 Establishing a serial link

8.9.3 Configuring a Serial input plugin

8.9.4 ASCII and binary modes

8.10 Using more than one method

8.11 Using the Print File command

8.11.1 Printing several files

8.12 Printing PostScript language files

8.13 Printing PDF files

8.13.1 PDF/X standards

8.13.1.1 PDF/X Color management

8.13.1.2 Trapping

8.13.1.3 Workflow notes

8.13.2 Printing PDF version 1.4

8.13.3 Printing PDF version 1.5

8.13.4 Printing PDF version 1.6

8.13.5 Printing PDF version 1.7

8.13.5.1 PDF Check Warning

8.13.5.2 PDF Check Abort

8.13.5.3 PDF Page Alert

8.13.6 AcroForms

8.13.6.1 Print Ready PDF AcroForm files

8.13.6.2 PDF AcroForms and the Navigator RIP

8.13.6.3 Implementation of PDF 1.4 Annotations

8.13.7 Enfocus preflight checking of PDF files

8.13.7.1 Importing PDF profiles

8.13.8 Related documentation

8.13.9 PDF Options dialog box

8.13.9.1 Page selection

8.13.9.2 PDF Types

8.13.9.3 Non-conforming rendering

8.13.9.4 Password

8.13.9.5 Enfocus certified status check

8.13.11 Limitations and special treatment

8.14 Printing XPS Documents

8.15 Printing HD Photo images

8.16 Printing JPEG and JFIF files

8.16.1 Limitations

8.17 Printing GIF files

8.18 Printing TIFF/IT files

8.18.2 Installation and requirements

8.19 Printing TIFF 6.0 files

8.19.1 Procedures

8.19.2 Limitations and extensions

8.20 Printing page buffer files

8.20.1 Requirements and preparation

8.20.2 Printing procedure

8.21 Entering PostScript language code by hand

Media Management

9.1 Why manage your media?

9.1.1 Overview of the Navigator RIP capabilities

9.1.2 Suitable devices

9.1.3 What you need to do

9.2 Advancing and cutting media interactively

9.2.1 Device menu

9.2.2 Using the Device menu

9.3 Advancing and cutting media automatically

9.3.1 Automatic use

9.3.2 Enabling and disabling media management

9.3.3 Cutting media

9.3.4 Feeding media

9.3.5 Interaction with other Navigator RIP options

9.4 Monitoring media

9.4.1 Setting up the monitoring system

9.4.2 Cassette Manager and Edit Cassette dialog box

9.4.2.1 Closing the dialog boxes

9.4.3 Using media management

9.4.4 Using media management with multiple setups

9.4.5 Low media warnings

9.4.6 Hardware feeds

9.4.7 Online developers or processors

9.4.8 Monitoring your media

Simple Imposition

10.1 What is Simple imposition?

10.2 Input file formats

10.3 How to activate Simple imposition

10.4 The Imposition Manager

10.5 Configuring Simple imposition

10.5.2 Previously supplied schemes

10.5.2.1 Changes from 7.1 to 7.2

10.5.3.1 Work & Turn, Work & Tumble, and Perfecting

10.5.7 Front and back options

10.5.7.1 Page Grid positioning

10.5.7.3 Annotations

10.6 Example impositions

10.6.1 Saddle-stitched-16 page booklet

10.6.2 Cut and stack, two-sided-12 page booklet, A4, ring bound

10.6.3 Saddle-stitched-8 page booklet A5 on B4

10.6.4 Saddle-stitched, Top bound A, 8 page booklet

10.6.5 Saddle-stitched, Top bound B, 8 page booklet

10.6.6 Saddle-stitched, Top bound C, 12 page calendar

10.6.7 Four-up, Saddle-stitched-16 page A4 booklet on B2/SRA2

10.6.8 Four-up, Perfect-bound-16 page A4 booklet on B2/SRA2

11.1 Supplied fonts

11.2 Types of font

11.2.1 Font resource directories

11.3 The DLD1 format

11.4 Installing fonts in the Navigator RIP

11.4.1 Install Fonts command

11.4.2 Downloading fonts to the RIP

11.5 Pre-loading fonts

11.6 Producing a list of installed fonts

11.7 Proofing fonts

11.8 Removing fonts

11.9 Composite fonts (Type 0)

11.10 Font substitution

11.11 The HqnFontSetStubs start up files

11.12 Font backup

11.13 Font Emulation

11.13.1 Using Font Emulation

11.13.1.1 Font not found

11.13.1.2 Font error

11.13.2 Messages

11.13.3 Modifying the Font Emulation database

12.1 Why calibration is needed

12.2 Calibration and linearization

12.2.1 Non-linear devices

12.3 Calibration in the Navigator RIP

12.3.1 Accessing calibration functions

12.3.2 Calibration sets

12.4 Example procedure

12.4.1 Devices and requirements

12.4.1.1 Devices requiring exposure settings

12.4.1.2 Devices without exposure settings

12.4.2 Choosing the correct exposure

12.4.2.1 Printing exposure tests

12.4.2.2 Messages

12.4.2.3 Acceptable exposure values

12.4.2.4 Checking the target

12.4.3 Creating a calibration set

12.4.4 Entering the data

12.4.5 Applying the calibration

12.5 Editing calibration sets

12.5.1 Establishing a workflow

12.5.2 Variations on the Edit Calibration dialog box

12.5.3 Choosing and labeling calibration sets

12.5.4 Saving calibration sets

12.6 Consistency of calibration

12.6.1 Checking calibration

12.6.2 Assessing attainable accuracy

12.7 Tone curves

12.7.1 Creating and using tone curves

12.8 Press calibration

12.8.1 How does press calibration work?

12.8.2 Alternative uses of press calibration

12.8.3 Direct to press

12.9 Using a combination of calibration sets

12.10 Print Calibration dialog box

12.10.1 Buttons

12.10.2 Other controls

12.11 Calibration Manager dialog box

12.11.1 List headings and entries

12.11.2 Buttons

12.12 Edit Calibration dialog box

12.12.1 Entry methods and variations

12.12.2 Checks in the Edit Calibration dialog box

12.12.3 Warning Criteria panel

12.12.4 Other controls

12.12.6 Test strips and data boxes for patches

12.12.7 Controls

12.12.8 Exiting the Edit Calibration dialog box

Color Separation

13.1 Introduction

13.1.1 Alternative process color systems

13.1.2 Spot colors

13.1.2.1 The PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM®

13.1.3 Types of color jobs

13.1.4 Navigator RIP

13.1.5 ColorPro

13.2 What color separations are

13.2.1 Knockouts and overprinting

13.3 Producing color images from separations

13.4 How color separations are produced

13.4.1 Color PostScript language jobs

13.4.2 Preseparated jobs

13.5 Creating and managing separations

13.6 Separations Manager dialog box

13.6.1 Controls and actions

13.6.2 New Style dialog box

13.6.3 Selecting several separations styles

13.6.4 Closing the Separations Manager

13.7 Edit Style dialog box

13.7.1 Producing separations

13.7.2 Other options

13.7.3 Recombination

13.7.4 Recombination and composite jobs

13.7.5 Recombine 2 issues

13.7.6 Closing the Edit Style dialog box

13.8 Color Setup

13.8.1 Define color setups (no color management)

13.8.2 Notes on Use late color management

13.8.3 Overprinting controls

13.8.3.1 Color managed overprints for DCS

13.8.4 Black generation and undercolor removal

13.8.5 Black generation

13.8.5.1 Ignore

13.8.5.2 Maximum

13.8.5.4 Light, Medium, and Heavy

13.8.6 Ink densities

13.9 Color separation angles in job

13.10 Trapping features

13.10.1 Trapping and QuarkXPress

13.10.2 Controls in the Navigator RIP

13.11 Pages in the Output Controller

13.11.1 Roaming separations

13.11.2 Roaming composite pages

13.11.3 Changing the color in Roam

Troubleshooting

A.1 Warning messages and what to do

A.2 Warnings in the Navigator RIP window

A.3 Warnings within the progress box

A.4 Page imposition and media saving

A.5 Seybold timings

A.6 TIFF/IT troubleshooting

A.7 PDF troubleshooting

A.8 Network troubleshooting

A.9 Spool folder problems and considerations

Jobs Containing Color Management Data

B.1 Override color management in job not selected

B.2 Override color management in selected job

B.3 Summary of options

B.4 PostScript language jobs and image files

B.5 PDF color management

B.6 XPS color management

C.1 Introduction

C.2 Using Genlin

C.3 Troubleshooting

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