Mouse Operation
Overview
This section describes how to operate using the mouse.
NOTICE
- The following settings must be configured to use the mouse.
- Set [Service Port Device] to [ON].
Reference
- For details about [Service Port Device Setting], refer to [Service Port Device Setting].
[MACHINE] Screen
1
Check that there are jobs in the reserved jobs list in the center left of the [MACHINE] screen.
You can move using the mouse wheel by placing the cursor over the list.
2
Right-click the job on the reserved job list.
The menu is displayed.
3
Check the following operations on the [Paper Setting] screen.
Pulldown: Press the weight on the top left of the screen.
[JOB LIST] Screen
You can move using the mouse wheel by placing the cursor over the relevant list.
1
Select a job in the hold job list on the [JOB LIST] screen, and press [Job Ticket].
2
Check the tone curve adjustment operation on the [Job Ticket Edit] screen.
Press [Tone Curve Adj.].
Click the tone curve and, after adding points where you want to make adjustments, drag the adjustment points to change the shape of the tone curve. Drag the points outside the graph if you want to delete them.
If you place the cursor anywhere in the image before or after making the adjustments, the K value for before or after the adjustments should be shown.
3
Check the pull down operation on the [Job Ticket Edit] screen.
If you press [Bind Direction] in [Output Setting], you should be able to select [Right&Left] or [Top] from the menu list.
4
Check the automatic cursor movement operation on the [Job Ticket Edit] screen.
If you press [Booklet] in [Application Setting] the cursor should automatically move to over the pop-up screen.
5
Check the mouse wheel numerical value input operation on the [Job Ticket Edit] screen.
Press [Booklet] in [Application Setting] and then press [ChangePageSpace]. Rotate the wheel upward to count up.
[RECALL] Screen
You can move the cursor using the mouse wheel on the list of the [RECALL] screen.
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