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| Posted on 3/31/08 at 04:40 AM | |
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The multiple queue adds printer pooling and echoing features. For example you can set up a queue for pooling and point that queue at both T-Jets. The first job will start printing on the first Tjet, if another job comes in then it will start on the second TJet. So jobs automatically start on the next TJet tht is free. In Echoing you also setup a queue to point to both TJets, but its more useful when you have a large run. As if you are doing 40 shirts, it will print 20 on one and 20 on the other at the same time. So it helps with load balancing in a busy shop, you can do all this manually with two PC's. Really depends how you will use the two TJets. Note: Pooling and Echo require the same model of TJet. You cant mix a TJet 2 and 3 for example. Best regards -David | ||
 
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