This section explains how to issue print instructions for print files in the work order that were registered using Production Flow. You can perform distributed printing using multiple printers and spot color matching in the printing process.
Batch Printing
You can batch print multiple print files in a work order by applying the same print settings.
See the following for the batch printing procedure.
Spot Color Matching
You can specify a specific color (spot color) contained in the PDF file and match the printed color to the sample color before the actual printing. Spot color matching can only be performed on one printer.
See the following for details on spot color matching.
Before you are doing any work on the Print flow screen, you need to start the digital front end used for printing.
Start the digital front end used for printing.
Click Print flow to display the Print flow screen.
Click Print on the line of the print file you want to print.
To display the print file information on the Print flow screen, the task on the Task chart screen must have advanced to Settings Standby.
Select the printer you want to use for printing, select the print settings from Print settings, and then enter the number of copies you want to print.
To perform distributed printing, enter the number of copies you want to allocate to multiple printers.
The print settings are the names of Quick Sets (for Epson Edge Print), presets (for Epson Print Automate) and hot folders (for other digital front ends) registered to Epson Cloud Solution PORT using Epson PJ Agent for ECSP.
Click OK.
The Check printed content screen is displayed.
Check the displayed contents, and then click Print.
The destination printer is instructed to start printing.
The Printing standby column displays the number of copies that you have instructed to print and the status of the task. See the following for details about the status displayed in the Printing standby column.
You can check the progress of the entire process for each print file on the Task chart screen.
You can check the information for each printer on the Printer monitor screen.