Automatic inspection uses sensors to automatically detect spots and stains on images produced during printing, and then rejects output paper that has problems.
This function reduces labor costs associated with making manual inspections, while also helping to improve the efficiency of the printing process.
A: Reference images
B: Inspection image
(1): Creates a reference image by proof printing.
(2): Prints normally.
(3): Compares an image. Automatic inspection detects the defective output paper automatically and reprints it. At this time, paper in this system is output once, so no page order error occurs on output paper.
(4): Creates an automatic inspection report. You can check the inspection result.
Image Controller and the following options are required to use this function.
The following option is required to use the real-time VDP collation function during printing.
The following option is required to set the reference images used for automatic inspection to the RIP data.
The following management and settings can also be configured for use in automatic inspection.
Management / Setting | Overview |
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Reference image management | Use this to manage and delete registered reference images according to how often the images are used. For details, refer to Reference Images. |
Automatic inspection area settings | Set an area that is not subject to automatic inspection, or set an area that is subject to special inspection, such as variable printing, for example by changing part of an image intentionally. Efficient inspection is enabled by preventing unnecessary errors and automating checks such as serial number printing. For details, refer to Automatic Inspection Area. |
Settings for paper output trays for printed items on which an abnormality has been detected | Use this to configure paper output trays for printed items on which an abnormality has been detected according to the nature of the task. For details, refer to Output Settings. |