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    This tutorial covers how to tile large jobs in ONYX Job Editor. It discusses setting up tiles with a specified width and overlap, enlarging the image, and submitting the tiled job. It also explains how to configure the printer to flip every other tile to reduce color shifting, and how to create a Quick Set to automate the tiling workflow for future jobs.

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    ONYX TUTORIALS | 8/2014

    ONYX Tutorials:
    Using the Tiling Workflow

    Introduction
    There comes a time when a job is too large for the printer and needs to be tiled. This tutorial will cover how to tile a job in Job
    Editor and automate tiling workflows using Quick Sets

    Step 1 - Setting the Tiles in Job Editor

    First we need to load a job into Job Editor. Click the Open button in RIP-Queue. Enable
    the option Open in Job Editor. Select the job and click Open.

    Start by going to the Tiling Setup tab. Click Enable Tiling. In this tutorial we will not
    Figure 1: Open a job into Job Editor
    enable Submit tiles as separate jobs. We will be using the nest option Flip every other tile.
    This option does not work with tiles submitted as separate jobs.

    Next we will divide the image into 5 tiles at a max width of 50 inches. Change the Width
    for the Default Tile section to 50.0 inches.

    At the bottom is the Overlap. Each tile will have 1 inch overlap on each side. Set the
    overlap value to 2.0 inches.

    Step 2 - Sizing the Image in Job Editor

    Next go to the Preview and Size tab. We will enlarge our file by 1000%. Change the
    magnification value to 1000%. The tiles will now be indicated by dotted lines on the
    image preview. Figure 2: Enable Tiling

    Go to the Print tab and click Submit.

    Step 3 - Flip Every Other Tile

    As the job rips we can set the printer placement settings to flip every other tile. This
    option helps reduce color shift problems at print time.

    Highlight the printer and click Change. Click on the Setup button. Check mark the
    option Flip every other tile. Click OK to accept the changes. Figure 3: Flip every other tile

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    Using Quick Sets

    When tiling a job requires the same tiling settings, a Quick Set can be used to automate
    this workflow.

    1. Highlight the printer and click Configure Printer


    2. In the Quick Sets tab, click New
    3. Give the Quick Set a name and click the Advanced button in the lower left
    4. In the new window click on Tiles and enable Tiling
    5. Enter the required Overlap and set the Width and Height under the Default Tile
    Figure 4: Quick Set tiling options
    section. Click OK

    When a job needs to be tiled use the tiling Quick Set and then print it.

    For more information and videos about tiling go to www.onyxgfx.com.

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