Exemplos de uso de The fiery server uses em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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The Fiery Server uses the following types of profiles for color management.
Profile settings are attributes that determine how the Fiery Server uses the profile.
If you turn off this option, the Fiery Server uses the profile specified in the RGB Source option.
In this case, the Fiery Server uses the measurements from the previous calibration or, if the Fiery Server has never been calibrated, a default set of measurements.
In addition to using the language of the printer, the Fiery Server uses the appropriate regional settings for the language.
In this case, the Fiery Server uses the measurements from the previous scanner preparation or, if this is the first ColorCal calibration, a default set of measurements.
Note: If you set the date or time manually andalso select Set Time and Date Automatically, the Fiery Server uses the date and time provided by the NTP server. .
If you turn off this option, the Fiery Server uses the profile specified in the CMYK/Grayscale Source option.
Note: If you set the date or time manually andalso select Set Date and Time Automatically, the Fiery server uses the date and time provided by the NTP server. .
When this option is selected, the Fiery server uses the USB port timeout value to determine when the end of the file has been reached.
If the Fiery system software is FS100/100Pro or earlier, the Fiery Server uses an older version of Configure, which is Java-based and displays in an applet.
You can specify whether the Fiery Server uses the source profile(either CMYK or RGB) that is embedded in the print job rather than the source profile specified in the print settings.
If the Fiery system software is FS150/150Pro or later, the Fiery Server uses the latest version of Configure, which is HTML-based and displays in an Internet browser.
When 802.1x authentication is enabled, the Fiery Server uses one of the two EAP methods to seek authentication from an 802.1x authentication server(such as a RADIUS server), often through an intermediate access point an authenticator.
When Spot Color Matching is turned on, the Fiery Server uses a built-in table to generate the closest CMYK matches of spot colors that the copier/printer can produce.
When 802.1x authentication is enabled, the Fiery server uses one of the two EAP methods to seek authentication for an Ethernet connection from an 802.1x authentication server(such as a RADIUS server), often through an intermediate access point an authenticator.
Install the Fiery server using the new OS image.
You can calibrate the Fiery Server using different measurement methods.
When you send jobs to the Fiery Server using this printer, the settings for the virtual printer are applied to your job.
Virtual printers give users a way to print to the Fiery server using predefined job settings.
With ColorCal, you can prepare the scanner for ColorCal before calibrating the Fiery Server, using the Color Control Patches and grayscale strips included in the customer media pack that comes with your Fiery Server. .
With both workflows, you can submit your personalised files directly to the Fiery server, use Fiery Presets, and perform other makeready tasks such as imposition.
If a setting is not defined,the default setting on the Fiery server is used.
If the Fiery server is used for color-critical applications, select once a day or more frequently.
If the Fiery server is used to print basic documents like emails, you may choose to calibrate less often.