Page synchronization in a color print system
AssigneeT/R Systems
InventorsMichael W. Barry, Jack N. Bartholmae, Francis A. Rowe, E. Neal Tompkins, Peter A. Zuber
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AssigneeT/R Systems
InventorsMichael W. Barry, Jack N. Bartholmae, Francis A. Rowe, E. Neal Tompkins, Peter A. Zuber
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A multiple print engine configuration allows a plurality of workstations (10) to create individual print jobs and then transfer them to a distributing processor (14). The distributing processor (14) is operable to spool the jobs in a print spooler (20) and then perform a software RIP on the print jobs. The RIP process divides the jobs into multiple individual jobs which are stored in the page buffer (24). An image task manager (26) in conjunction with an engine manager (28) are then operable to selectively distribute the pages to multiple print engines (16). They are distributed in such a manner that they are placed in the output bins (40) in the order that the pages were received in the print jobs.
A method for providing page synchronization in a color print system having a print adapter for interfacing rasterized print job data of a print job received at an input to a printer with a marking engine of the print system, comprising the steps of:
A method for providing page synchronization in a color print system having a print adapter for interfacing rasterized print job data of a print job received at an input to a printer with a marking engine of the print system, comprising the steps of:
A method for providing page synchronization in a color print system having a print adapter for interfacing rasterized print job data of a print job received at an input to a printer with a marking engine of the print system, comprising the steps of:
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