Oce VarioPrint i Series User manual

Operation guide
VarioPrint i-series

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Edition 2018-06
Software version 2.3 US

Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction.........................................................................................................................9
About the VarioPrint i-series......................................................................................................................... 10
Information in this operation guide..............................................................................................................12
Users of the printer........................................................................................................................................ 14
Other VarioPrint i-series guides.................................................................................................................... 15
Notes for the reader....................................................................................................................................... 16
Chapter 2
Safety and Environment Information............................................................................. 19
Chapter 3
Explore the printer............................................................................................................27
Main hardware parts......................................................................................................................................28
Paper Input .....................................................................................................................................................31
Print Process................................................................................................................................................... 34
Paper output................................................................................................................................................... 37
Print quality aspects.......................................................................................................................................41
Benefits of ColorGrip......................................................................................................................................42
Chapter 4
Getting started..................................................................................................................43
Interfaces to access the printer..................................................................................................................... 44
Log in, log out, and change passwords........................................................................................................50
Log in to the printer................................................................................................................................. 50
Log out or switch roles............................................................................................................................53
Change password.................................................................................................................................... 54
Recover password....................................................................................................................................55
Learn about the printer status.......................................................................................................................57
Chapter 5
Define defaults.................................................................................................................. 61
Adjust control panel and warning time........................................................................................................ 62
Define printer defaults................................................................................................................................... 64
Define the accessibility............................................................................................................................64
Define the regional settings.................................................................................................................... 65
Define system of measurement..............................................................................................................66
Keep few sheets in empty paper tray.....................................................................................................67
Define storage of printed jobs................................................................................................................ 68
Define job defaults......................................................................................................................................... 69
Define default font of page numbers..................................................................................................... 69
Define default use of special pages........................................................................................................70
Define default media for job tickets and covers....................................................................................74
Import and export definitions of special pages.....................................................................................75
Define PostScript, PDF, and PPML job defaults.....................................................................................76
Define default stacking in the high capacity stacker.............................................................................79
Define default job processing................................................................................................................. 82
Download account log files.....................................................................................................................84
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Chapter 6
Job media handling..........................................................................................................87
Media in a central role................................................................................................................................... 88
Assign media from media catalog to paper trays....................................................................................... 89
Load media via the schedule.........................................................................................................................91
Unpack the media...........................................................................................................................................92
Load media into the paper module...............................................................................................................94
Learn about stacking behavior......................................................................................................................98
Remove prints...............................................................................................................................................101
Manage the media from control panel.......................................................................................................103
Chapter 7
Transaction printing....................................................................................................... 105
Job workflow in transaction printing mode...............................................................................................106
Work with the schedule in transaction printing mode.............................................................................. 108
Activate the transaction printing mode...................................................................................................... 109
Monitor or stop transaction print jobs........................................................................................................111
Work with transaction setups......................................................................................................................112
Learn about transaction setups............................................................................................................ 112
Define a new transaction setup............................................................................................................ 113
Load a transaction setup....................................................................................................................... 114
Open a transaction setup to change attributes................................................................................... 116
Define the attributes of an IPDS transaction setup............................................................................. 117
Import, export, or restore transaction setups......................................................................................123
Validate a transaction setup..................................................................................................................124
Validate all transaction setups..............................................................................................................125
Read the transaction setup validation report...................................................................................... 126
Define the resources.................................................................................................................................... 128
Use the advanced transaction printing functions......................................................................................130
Overrule the set image shift for transaction print jobs............................................................................. 131
Chapter 8
Document printing..........................................................................................................133
Learn about workflow profiles.................................................................................................................... 134
Choose a workflow profile...........................................................................................................................136
Job workflow in document printing mode.................................................................................................138
Activate the document printing mode........................................................................................................141
Work with the schedule in document printing mode................................................................................142
Work with automated workflows................................................................................................................ 143
Learn about automated workflows.......................................................................................................143
Define a new automated workflow.......................................................................................................144
Restore the default automated workflow.............................................................................................146
Define the attributes of an automated workflow.................................................................................147
Submit jobs via LPR...............................................................................................................................153
Submit jobs via hotfolders....................................................................................................................154
Use the job ticket editor.........................................................................................................................156
Apply an automated workflow in job destination...............................................................................158
Plan the jobs................................................................................................................................................. 160
Learn about DocBox.............................................................................................................................. 160
Find, select, and filter jobs.................................................................................................................... 162
Move jobs to another location..............................................................................................................166
Combine jobs......................................................................................................................................... 168
Delete print jobs.....................................................................................................................................170
Duplicate a job........................................................................................................................................171
Create a variable data job......................................................................................................................172
Create a note for the operator...............................................................................................................174
Make changes to the job..............................................................................................................................175
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Explore the realistic preview.................................................................................................................175
Explore the pixel-precise preview........................................................................................................ 178
Explore the layout functions................................................................................................................. 186
Edit a job.................................................................................................................................................190
Change job name, number of sets or print range.........................................................................190
Change use of special pages.......................................................................................................... 193
Check first set...................................................................................................................................195
Change job media and job media print modes.............................................................................196
Change the layout of the job.......................................................................................................... 198
Change print quality options for the job........................................................................................205
Change the prints delivery for the job........................................................................................... 212
Print a job......................................................................................................................................................215
Stop printing.................................................................................................................................................219
Chapter 9
Print what you expect.................................................................................................... 221
Media family calibration.............................................................................................................................. 222
Learn about media family calibration.................................................................................................. 222
Calibrate a media family........................................................................................................................225
Read media family calibration feedback..............................................................................................227
Read tolerance levels for the media family calibration...................................................................... 231
Adjust CMYK tone curves of a media print mode...............................................................................233
Restore calibration curves.....................................................................................................................235
Measure charts with the i1 spectrophotometer.................................................................................. 236
Print quality control......................................................................................................................................237
Learn about printhead maintenance.................................................................................................... 237
Printhead maintenance to repair extensive nozzle failures................................................................240
Learn about quality control sheets.......................................................................................................241
Define usage of quality control sheets.................................................................................................243
Make intermediate check prints............................................................................................................245
Define usage of intermediate check prints.......................................................................................... 246
Color validation............................................................................................................................................ 247
Learn about color validation tests........................................................................................................ 247
Learn about color differences............................................................................................................... 250
Perform a color validation test..............................................................................................................254
Create a color validation test................................................................................................................ 257
Read tolerance levels for color validation tests...................................................................................258
Read color validation results.................................................................................................................259
Chapter 10
Manage media definitions............................................................................................. 261
Learn about media substrates.....................................................................................................................262
Learn about media elements.......................................................................................................................264
Define media elements................................................................................................................................ 267
Import a media pack.............................................................................................................................. 267
Define media in the media catalog.......................................................................................................268
Define media optimization parameters................................................................................................272
Define a media family............................................................................................................................274
Define a media print mode....................................................................................................................277
Adjust the minimum print gap..............................................................................................................282
Chapter 11
Manage color definitions............................................................................................... 285
Define color defaults.................................................................................................................................... 286
Define an information bar............................................................................................................................288
Define a color bar......................................................................................................................................... 289
Define a color preset.................................................................................................................................... 291
Input profiles and output profiles............................................................................................................... 294
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Learn about input and output profiles................................................................................................. 294
Define an input profile...........................................................................................................................297
Define an output profile.........................................................................................................................299
Create composite output profiles......................................................................................................... 301
Define color mapping...................................................................................................................................303
Spot color management.............................................................................................................................. 307
Learn about spot colors.........................................................................................................................307
Create a spot color from the control panel..........................................................................................309
Create a spot color in Settings Editor...................................................................................................313
Read the spot color patch chart............................................................................................................316
Define a spot color library.....................................................................................................................318
Create a trapping preset.............................................................................................................................. 320
Chapter 12
Save energy.....................................................................................................................323
Put printer in sleep mode............................................................................................................................ 324
Shut down the printer..................................................................................................................................325
Configure the sleep mode........................................................................................................................... 326
Configure the energy save timers...............................................................................................................327
Prepare printer for a long shut-down period............................................................................................. 329
Chapter 13
Maintain the printer........................................................................................................331
Learn about printer maintenance................................................................................................................332
VarioPrint i-series consumables........................................................................................................... 332
Ink, ColorGrip and maintenance liquid supplies in the printer.......................................................... 334
Replace or add consumables...................................................................................................................... 337
Replace a container in the ink cabinet with doors.............................................................................. 337
Replace a container in the ink cabinet with drawers.......................................................................... 340
Replace the CMYK ink waste container................................................................................................343
Replace the ColorGrip waste container................................................................................................345
Replace the waste water container.......................................................................................................347
Refill the conditioning liquid in the paper module container.............................................................350
Replace printer parts....................................................................................................................................352
Replace the flip rings of the high capacity stacker..............................................................................352
Replace the tissue cassettes..................................................................................................................354
Replace a tissue ribbon......................................................................................................................... 356
Clean printer parts........................................................................................................................................359
Clean Z-sensors......................................................................................................................................359
Clean the Z-sensors in the paper path module.............................................................................359
Clean the Z-sensors in the registration input module (Z1).......................................................... 361
Clean the Z-sensors in the registration input module (Z2).......................................................... 363
Clean the Z-sensors in the registration output module without system tray.............................365
Clean the Z-sensors in the registration output module with system tray.................................. 367
Clean SZ-rollers......................................................................................................................................369
Learn about clean SZ-rollers...........................................................................................................369
Clean the SZ-rollers in the paper path module.............................................................................370
Clean the SZ-rollers in the registration input module..................................................................373
Clean the SZ-rollers in the print module....................................................................................... 376
Clean the SZ-rollers in the registration output module with system tray.................................. 379
Clean the SZ-rollers in the registration output module without system tray.............................382
Clean the SZ-rollers in the high capacity stacker..........................................................................385
Clean print belt.......................................................................................................................................390
Clean the inner side of the print belt..............................................................................................390
Clean the surface of the print belt..................................................................................................393
Chapter 14
Problem Solving..............................................................................................................395
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Job settings are not correct.........................................................................................................................396
Use remote assistance.................................................................................................................................397
Print or download a report.......................................................................................................................... 398
Restart the printer.........................................................................................................................................400
Many sheets arrive in the sentry tray......................................................................................................... 401
Read the sentry rejections overview...........................................................................................................405
Change relative humidity in paper modules..............................................................................................407
Remove sheets from the printheads...........................................................................................................408
Remove sheets from the fixation drum......................................................................................................410
Check the status of the RIP unit...................................................................................................................412
Decrease productivity level for a job.......................................................................................................... 413
Perform media registration......................................................................................................................... 414
Adjust media registration parameters........................................................................................................418
Chapter 15
References....................................................................................................................... 421
Specifications................................................................................................................................................422
Printer specifications............................................................................................................................. 422
Paper input specifications..................................................................................................................... 425
Paper output specifications...................................................................................................................426
Settings Editor specifications................................................................................................................427
Media specifications.....................................................................................................................................428
Media sizes............................................................................................................................................. 428
Media packaging....................................................................................................................................429
Media storage.........................................................................................................................................431
Temperature adjustment time of media before printing....................................................................432
Prints storage......................................................................................................................................... 433
Print room conditions.................................................................................................................................. 434
PRISMAsync Print Server RIP (raster image processor)........................................................................... 435
Overview of color validation metrics..........................................................................................................437
Creation of calibration curves..................................................................................................................... 441
Filling levels of supplies and waste............................................................................................................ 443
Status indicators...........................................................................................................................................448
Chapter 16
Regulation Notices......................................................................................................... 451
Index.................................................................................................................................459
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Chapter 1
Introduction

About the VarioPrint i-series
The VarioPrint i-series are sheet-fed inkjet color production printers printing at 300 ipm or 200
ipm. The printer platform combines new reliable applications with proven inkjet productivity, and
premium quality output.
The VarioPrint i-series steered by PRISMAsync Print Server offers digital workflows—black and
white, highlight color, and full color—into one effective and productive platform.
Océ iQuarius technology with the proprietary aqueous ink and ColorGrip offers true sheet-fed
inkjet printing on a broad set of uncoated, inkjet coated, and offset coated media. The printer
platform has a flexible architecture which enables product and functionality extensions in future.
Working with the VarioPrint i-series, is more than working with the printer alone. The most
important standard software applications are the following.
•The VarioPrint i-series remote printer driver enables you to start and submit print jobs from
the desktop applications you use.
•The controller PRISMAsync Print Server ensures you to get the most out of your printer.
PRISMAsync Print Server is used for a wide range of Canon and Océ color and black and white
sheet-fed printers.
•The web-based PRISMAsync Remote Manager shows the job processing and the print queues
of the printer remotely on your workstation. All upcoming events can be monitored from a
distance. You can edit job properties or re-route jobs from a PRISMAsync printer to an other
PRISMAsync printer.
About the VarioPrint i-series
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•The PRISMAsync Remote Control app on your smart phone helps to stay informed about the
print production on the VarioPrint i-series. Even at a distance.
•The web-based Settings Editor is the tool where you configure the printer according to new or
changed requirements.
In addition to these standard applications, the following optional software applications can be
part of the platform of the VarioPrint i-series.
•PRISMAprepare and PRISMAproduction
The job submitting software PRISMAprepare and PRISMAproduction create a uniform
workflow with the VarioPrint i-series. So you can realize end-to-end job automation, media
catalog synchronization, and all-in-one job preparation.
•PRISMAprofiler
The PRISMAsync Profiler has been developed for inkjet printers like the VarioPrint i-series.
Color experts can use this profiler to make optimal use of the color management of the
VarioPrint i-series.
•PRISMAlytics Dashboard
The PRISMAlytics Dashboard is a cloud service that delivers fact-based printer information.
Printers that use the PRISMAsync Print Server send real-time production information, such as
printing times, idle times, and the usage of media and consumables to the Dashboard. Key
performance indicators and improvement areas help you to optimize and streamline the
production across your printer fleet.
•PRISMAsync Simulator
With the PRISMAsync Simulator you can print jobs without an actual printer. The print results
are used for job production overviews and job cost calculations.
About the VarioPrint i-series
Chapter 1 - Introduction 11

Information in this operation guide
Content
This operation guide helps you to achieve your business purposes while you prepare and print
jobs with the VarioPrint i-series.
Read this operation guide to learn what the VarioPrint i-series can do for you: how to operate,
maintain, evaluate, and configure the printer and how to use it in a safe way.
After the introduction, the safety information is described. The guide continues with basic
information on the printer (chapter 3) and to getting started (chapter 4).
How to define the printer defaults is described in chapter 5.
Job media handling is part of chapter 6.
The print production for transaction printing is described in chapter 7, while chapter 8 provides
the tasks for job preparation, planning and printing for document printing.
The media definitions chapter and color definitions chapter explain how to import and create new
media and color definitions. (chapter 9 and 10).
Calibration, quality control, and color validation are part of chapter 11.
Read the Save energy chapter 12 to know how you can reduce the energy consumption of the
printer.
Maintenance instructions teach you how to keep the printer running, and how to keep printer
parts clean (Chapter 13).
Chapter 14 has information about solving problems. The reference chapter 15 gives you topics
with detailed information and specifications about your product and the product supplies.
The last chapter 16 is the chapter of the Regulation notices.
Learn about topics
This operation guide has Learn about topics to explain PRISMAsync Print Server and VarioPrint i-
series features.
Read these topics when you are not complete familiar with these features, or when you want to
discover what these features could do for you.
Get familiar with VarioPrint i-series
When your VarioPrint i-series has been updated towards R2.3 and you want to become familiar
with the main new features, read these topics:
Learn about media print modes
Learn about media elements on page 264
Learn how to select media print modes in the
job properties
Change job media and job media print modes
on page 196, Define the attributes of an IPDS
transaction setup on page 117, Define the at-
tributes of an automated workflow on
page 147
Calibrate a media family calibration with multi-
ple media print modes
Calibrate a media family on page 225
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Information in this operation guide
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Learn about media of quality control sheets Learn about quality control sheets on
page 241
Learn about new attributes of an automated
workflow
Define the attributes of an automated work-
flow on page 147
Apply an automated workflow to a job in the
job destination
Apply an automated workflow in job destina-
tion on page 158
Learn about the ticket editor Use the job ticket editor on page 156
Add a note for the operator in the job proper-
ties
Create a note for the operator on page 174
Information in this operation guide
Chapter 1 - Introduction 13

Users of the printer
Target group with respect to safety information
A user of the printer is with respect to safety an "ordinary person." The roles of the ordinary
person with respect to the printer can be different. The roles of the target group are described
below.
Target group of the VarioPrint i-series printer
Print environments where the VarioPrint i-series printer is installed differ in many aspects.
Therefore, it is difficult to describe the user roles that are applicable to all print environments. The
VarioPrint i-series has several default user accounts: system administrator, key operator, central
operator, maintenance operator, and operator. The system administrator is responsible for the
user authorization and user authentication. The system administrator gives you the access rights
that correspond with the tasks you must perform on the printer.
Target group of this operation guide
This operation guide is developed to support users that are responsible for the job management,
workflow management, color and media management, print quality and color validation, and
printer maintenance.
The system administrator is responsible for the security, the connectivity, the user authorization
and authentication, and several workflow configurations. These tasks are not part of this
operation guide.
Users of the printer
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Other VarioPrint i-series guides
The following other guides are available for the VarioPrint i-series. You find these guides on the
downloads site downloads.oce.com.
•PRISMAprofiler User guide
•PRISMAlytics Dashboard Quick Reference Guide
•PRISMAsync Remote Control Quick Reference Guide
•PRISMAsync Simulator Quick Reference Guide
•PRISMAsync Administration guide: User authorization and authentication
•PRISMAsync Administration guide: Secure connections
•VarioPrint i-series Default media entries Quick Reference Guide
•VarioPrint i-series Tunable Inkjet Performance Quick Reference Guide
•BLM600 booklet maker guides
The following information is part of the application.
•PRISMAsync Remote Manager online help
•VarioPrint i-series printer driver online help
Other VarioPrint i-series guides
Chapter 1 - Introduction 15

Notes for the reader
Typography
This manual uses the following typography to indicate elements that are part of the user
interface.
Typography Indicates
[Text between square brackets] Name of a button, tile, setting, value, or other
option of the user interface
<Text between angle brackets> • Name of a key on a keyboard
• Name of a variable: item that varies accord-
ing to the context
Text displayed in courier font • File path
• Command Prompt comment
[Text] →[displayed in] →[menucascade] Names of options to be used in a fixed order
Safety symbols
Before you use this product, make sure you read and understand the safety information that
belongs to the product. Find the safety information on "http://downloads.oce.com" . Also be sure
to follow all warnings and instructions marked on the product.
This manual uses the following safety symbols to indicate hazards and precautions.
Symbol Type of symbol Indicates
WARNING Indicates a warning concerning operations that may lead to
death or injury to persons if not performed correctly. To use
the machine safely, always pay attention to these warnings.
CAUTION Indicates a caution concerning operations that may lead to in-
jury to persons if not performed correctly. To use the ma-
chine safely, always pay attention to these cautions.
This indication can concern hazards that have a specific CAU-
TION symbol. The 'hot surface', 'electric shock', 'moving
parts' and 'laser beam' cautions are listed below.
CAUTION Hot surface
Indicates a caution concerning operations that may lead to in-
jury to persons if not performed correctly. To use the ma-
chine safely, always pay attention to these cautions.
CAUTION Electric shock
Indicates a caution concerning operations that may lead to in-
jury to persons if not performed correctly. To use the ma-
chine safely, always pay attention to these cautions.
CAUTION Moving parts
Indicates a caution concerning operations that may lead to in-
jury to persons if not performed correctly. To use the ma-
chine safely, always pay attention to these cautions. 4
Notes for the reader
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Symbol Type of symbol Indicates
CAUTION Laser beam
Indicates a caution concerning operations that may lead to in-
jury to persons if not performed correctly. To use the ma-
chine safely, always pay attention to these cautions.
IMPORTANT Indicates an operational requirement or restriction. Read
these items carefully in order to prevent damage to equip-
ment, software, data, media, or property.
NOTE Indicates a clarification of an operation or contains additional
explanations for a procedure. Reading these notes is highly
recommended.
Body protection symbols
This manual uses the following body protection symbols to indicate that it is important to protect
yourself before performing a specific task or action.
Symbol Type of symbol Indicates
IMPORTANT Hand protection
Wear the mentioned type of gloves when you perform this
task or action.
IMPORTANT Eye protection
Use the mentioned type of eye protection when you perform
this task or action.
IMPORTANT Body protection
Wear the mentioned type of body protection when you per-
form this task or action.
IMPORTANT Foot protection
Wear the mentioned type of safety footwear when you per-
form this task or action.
Notes for the reader
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Notes for the reader
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Chapter 2
Safety and Environment Information

Important Safety and Environment User Information
Before using Your printing system, make sure that it is properly installed and that You have read
and understand the User Documentation in order to operate the system safely and in accordance
with its functional offerings. When using Your machine make sure to always comply with the
User Documentation.
Warning and caution indicators
In order to warn and make aware all persons operating the machine of possible risks, dangers
and/or hazards, safety warning labels have been applied where required. For safe operation it is
important to understand the meaning of any label. Make sure you read and understand all label
descriptions before you start operating the machine.
In order to avoid potential hazards, make sure that preventive and remedial maintenance is
executed by qualified and trained service technicians.
Disclaimer:
OCE MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THE CONTENT OF THIS
DOCUMENTATION AND ITS COMPLETENESS, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, EXCEPT AS
PROVIDED HEREIN, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, THEREOF, WARRANTIES AS TO
MARKETABILITY, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OF USE OR
NON-INFRINGEMENT. OCÉ SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, OR LOSSES OR EXPENSES RESULTING FROM
THE USE OF THIS DOCUMENTATION.
While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this documentation Océ assumes no
responsibility for errors or omissions contained herein. Océ reserves the right to revise this
documentation and to make changes from time to time.
Notes
• In some regions where this product is sold the following commercial product name(s) may be
registered as model number(s).
Commercial product name model number Name in this manual
Océ VarioPrint i-Series Océ 01066 Printer
VarioPrint i-Series High Cap Stacker-A3 Océ 01052 High Capacity Stacker
VarioPrint i-Series Paper Input Mod-B1 Océ 01075-2 Paper Input Module
VarioPrint i-Series PIM Moisture Ctrl-A1 Océ 01089
Océ Operating Panel-A5 Océ 01070 Control panel
Océ 01087 RFID reader
• Depending on the context, the terms “system”, “machine”, and “equipment” used in the User
Documentation mean the Océ printing system for which this User Documentation shall apply.
• Some consumables and materials designated to be used by this machine are accompanied
with Safety Data Sheets. Please refer to the corresponding Safety Data Sheets for specific
Safety and Environment Information and operating instructions. You may download the actual
Safety Data Sheets from the support site of your product at
"http://downloads.oce.com/" .
• The machine bears the CE-mark to show conformance with applicable legal requirements. The
relevant CE Declaration of Conformity is part of the User Documentation. You may also
download it from the support site of your product at "http://downloads.oce.com/" .
Océ shall not be liable for damages from:
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