FDv4 Core Based PS Driver Customization - Ricoh USA
GMSSC-GTS-091-0016Issued: July 27th, 2009FDv4 core based PS drivercustomizationDocument Version 1.0Global Technology Support SectionOverseas Technical Support Department,Service Support CenterGlobal Marketing Group
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016Notice:THIS DOCUMENT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED OR DISTRIBUTED IN WHOLE OR IN PART, FOR ANYPURPOSE OR IN ANY FASHION WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF RICOH COMPANYLIMITED. RICOH COMPANY LIMITED RETAINS THE SOLE DISCRETION TO GRANT OR DENYCONSENT TO ANY PERSON OR PARTY.Copyright 2009 by Ricoh Company Ltd.All product names, domain names or product illustrations, including desktop images, used in this documentare trademarks, registered trademarks or the property of their respective companies. They are usedthroughout this book in an informational or editorial fashion only. Ricoh Company, Ltd. does not grant orintend to grant hereby any right to such trademarks or property to any third parties. The use of any tradename or web site is not intended to convey endorsement or any other affiliation with Ricoh products.Although best efforts were made to prepare this document, Ricoh Company Limited makes no representationor warranties of any kind with regards to the completeness or accuracy of the contents and accepts no liabilityof any kind including but not limited to performance, merchantability, fitness for any particular purpose, or anylosses or damages of any kind caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly from this document.Version history:VersionIssue DateRevised item1.0Jul. 27, 20091st release2/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016Index1. Introduction . 42. Target readers. 53. Requirements. 54. Introduction to XML. 64-1. General explanation . 65. Modifying the MOX file . 85-1. Structure of the MOX file . 85-2. Before and after the modification . 105-3. The PS driver for Universal Print’s MOX file. 125-4. Change the default driver settings. 185-5. Lock/Limit driver settings. 235-6. Delete one click icons. 286. Modifying the PPD file . 316-1. Before and after the modification . 316-2. Change the default driver settings. 337. Customizing PS driver for Universal Print . 357-1. Change the default UI . 358. Installation of the customized driver . 399. Appendix . 419-1. How to distinguish whether a driver has been customized or not. 419-2. How to determine whether FDv4 core is used by a PS driver . 423/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00161.IntroductionThis document describes procedures for the following customizations of the FDv4 core based PS driver:General customizations:- Change the default driver settings- Lock/Limit driver settings- Delete one click iconsCustomizations that only apply to the PS driver for Universal Print:- Change the default UIThese customizations can be done by manually editing a MOX file (.mox), a PPD file (.ppd) or an XML file(.xml) in a driver package. The contents of MOX and XML files are XML (Extensible Markup Language)formatted. However, only a limited understanding of XML is required. Section 4 “Introduction to XML” is abasic introduction to XML. It should provide enough information for the customizations in this document.Note1: "FDv4" is the plug-in architecture used by some of our PS drivers. Though we refer to these drivers asbeing "FDv4 core based", they are in fact based on the Microsoft "pscript5" core.Note2: Customized drivers are to be released at your own risk. Please test them thoroughly and keep track ofwhere you have deployed the customized drivers. If a problem happens using a customized driver, pleasetest the standard driver. If the problem also affects the standard driver, please report it as a standard driverproblem.Note3: The customization will cause the driver to lose its Microsoft logo certification. Therefore, an alertmessage might be displayed during installation.4/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00162.Target readersThis document is intended for the support staff of Ricoh family group companies and their subsidiaries. Donot distribute to anyone else.3.RequirementsPrinter Driver:This document applies only to FDv4 core PS drivers. Currently available FDv4 core based PS drivers (as ofJuly 27th, 2009):- PS3 driver for Model S-C4- PS driver for Universal PrintReference: Section 9-2 “How to determine whether FDv4 core is used by a PS driver”Others:- Text Editor or an XML Editor.5/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00164.4-1.Introduction to XMLGeneral explanationOverview:XML (Extensible Markup Language) defines a general text-based method of organizing data. A data object inthe XML specification is called an XML document. XML does not specifically define how an application shouldprocess XML documents.XML is standardized by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).W3C web site: http://www.w3.org/XML/Official XML specifications are available at the W3C site, but there are plenty of other easy to follow XMLtutorials on the Internet. To follow are some terms that will be used throughout this document. Pleasefamiliarize yourself with them.Element and tags:An XML document is composed of a basic unit called an element. To distinguish each element, HTML-liketags are used:Start-tag: element End-tag: /element Element contents are contained between these tags.Example: memo This is a pen. /memo Hierarchy:One of the main features of XML is that data is organized into a hierarchical tree structure.Example of an XML document: memo date 4/21/2008 /date author id 0001 /id name John Doe /name /author titile Pen /title text This is a pen. /text /memo Note: Spaces or tabs input in front of the start-tags are not mandatory, but are sometimes inserted6/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016automatically by XML editors or manually by authors to make the file easy to read in a text editor.Tree structure of the above ortitlememocontenttextroot elementThe element at the root of the tree is called the root element. There is only 1 root element in an XMLdocument. In this example, “memo” is the root element. All other elements are children of “memo” and“memo” is the parent of all elements. “author” is both a child of “memo” and a parent of “id” and “name.Attribute:Attributes are additional information about elements. Elements can have multiple attributes in the start-tag.Example: memo security ”low” This is a pen. /memo In this example, “security” is the attribute of the element “memo”. “low” is the value of the attribute.Empty element:In XML documents, there can be elements that do not have any content or child elements. Such an element iscalled an empty element. The start-tag and end-tag are not necessary for empty elements. A special tagcalled an empty-element tag such as below can be used:Empty-element tag: element/ Example: memo/ 7/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165.Modifying the MOX fileModification of a MOX file can be used to perform the following customizations:- Change the default driver settings (section 5-4)- Lock/Limit driver settings to certain values (section 5-5)- Delete one click icons (section 5-6)5-1.Structure of the MOX fileThe root element of the MOX file is ”printer”. Usually, there are 7 child elements directly under “printer”. Thefollowing diagram shows the 7 elements and their children.Structure of the MOX cPlugindefaultsprinterDefaultSettingsroot emOneClickIconSettingsFactoryOCItemElements that will be involved in our customizations are shown in blue above. Specifically, the following8/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016elements will be used in the following customizations:“DefaultSettings” element: Section 5-4 “Change the default driver settings”“LimitationSettings” and “DefaultSettings” elements: Section 5-5 “Lock/Limit driver settings”“FactoryOCItem” element: Section 5-6 “Delete one click icons”9/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165-2.Before and after the modificationBefore the modification:Prepare a set of driver files and locate the file(s) with the extension “.mo ”. A “.mo ” file is a compressedMOX file. There might be several of these files.Note: The PS driver for Universal Print has a lot of “.mo ” files. Please refer to section 5-3 “The PS driver forUniversal Print’s MOX file” for more information.Decompress the “.mo ” file(s) using the expand command from a command prompt: expand -r file pathAfter the decompression, remove the compressed file from the driver package.Note: If customizing version 1.0.0 of PS driver for Model S-C4, the decompressed file’s extension will be“.mo”. Please rename it “.mox”.Decompress the file.Delete this file after decompression.If there is more than one MOX file, you have to find and modify the MOX file for the target model(s). EachMOX file will list the model for which it is intended. This can be seen in the “printer” element.“printer” element:10/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016If you modify a MOX file, please add a comment to the file and the suffix ‘c’ to the version number. This willserve as a reminder to you or others that the file was modified, and what the purpose of the modification was.Comments can be added under the XML declaration using the following format: !-- comment -- MOX file with comments and a modified version number:After the modification:Save the modified file back to its original location.For information about the installation of the customized driver, refer to section 8 “Installation of thecustomized driver”.11/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165-3.The PS driver for Universal Print’s MOX fileThe PS driver for Universal Print contains a separate MOX file for each model and brand (see Table 5-3-1and 5-3-2). Unfortunately the MOX file names are not entirely comprehensive. So in order to find the MOX filefor a particular model, you might need to open individual files and look at the “printer” element.“printer” element:Table 5-3-1. MOX file list - MFP (PS driver for Universal Print oduct NameMOX file 32e3ud.moxIS 2435if1331e3ud.moxIS 2445if1332e3ud.moxMP 3500/LD335ln1331e3ud.moxMP 4500/LD345ln1332e3ud.moxMP 3500nr1331e3ud.moxMP 4500nr1332e3ud.moxAficio MP 3500ri1331e3ud.moxAficio MP ud.moxMP 4000gs1401e3ud.moxMP 4000Bgs1402e3ud.moxMP 5000gs1403e3ud.moxMP 5000Bgs1404e3ud.moxMP 4000/LD040ln1401e3ud.moxMP 4000B/LD040Bln1402e3ud.moxMP 5000/LD050ln1403e3ud.moxMP 5000B/LD050Bln1404e3ud.moxAficio MP 4000ri1401e3ud.mox12/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver cohAficio MP 4000Bri1402e3ud.moxAficio MP 5000ri1403e3ud.moxAficio MP SC 3535if3171e3ud.moxISC 4045if3172e3ud.moxMP C3500/LD435cln3171e3ud.moxMP C4500/LD445cln3172e3ud.moxMP C3500nr3171e3ud.moxMP C4500nr3172e3ud.moxAficio MP C3500raf42353ud.moxAficio MP 3ud.moxMP C4000gs3221e3ud.moxMP C5000gs3222e3ud.moxMP C4000/LD540Cln3221e3ud.moxMP C5000/LD550Cln3222e3ud.moxAficio MP C4000ri3221e3ud.moxAficio MP empc253ud.moxMPC3000/DSc530gempc303ud.moxISC 2020inisc203ud.moxISC 2525inisc253ud.moxISC 3030inisc303ud.moxMP C2000/LD420clampc203ud.moxMP C2500/LD425clampc253ud.moxMP C3000/LD430clampc303ud.moxMP C2000nrmpc203ud.moxMP C2500nrmpc253ud.moxMP C3000nrmpc303ud.moxAficio MP C2000raf42203ud.moxAficio MP C2500raf42253ud.moxAficio MP C3000raf42303ud.mox13/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver 3ud.moxMP C2800gs3231e3ud.moxMP C3300gs3232e3ud.moxMP C2800/LD528Cln3231e3ud.moxMP C3300/LD533Cln3232e3ud.moxAficio MP C2800ri3231e3ud.moxAficio MP 3ud.moxMP C2050gs3261e3ud.moxMP C2550gs3262e3ud.moxMP C2050/LD520Cln3261e3ud.moxMP C2550/LD525Cln3262e3ud.moxAficio MP C2050ri3261e3ud.moxAficio MP 1312e3ud.moxIS 2316in1311e3ud.moxIS 2320in1312e3ud.moxMP 1600/LD316la1311e3ud.moxMP 2000/LD320dla1312e3ud.moxMP 1600nr1311e3ud.moxMP 2000nr1312e3ud.moxAficio MP 1600rc1311e3ud.moxAficio MP d.moxMP 2510/DSm725egs1341e3ud.moxMP 3010/DSm730egs1342e3ud.moxIS 2425if1341e3ud.moxIS 2430if1342e3ud.moxMP 2510/LD325ln1341e3ud.moxMP 3010/LD330ln1342e3ud.moxMP 2510nr1341e3ud.moxMP 3010nr1342e3ud.moxAficio MP 2510ri1341e3ud.moxAficio MP 3010ri1342e3ud.mox8025esa1341e3ud.mox14/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver ud.moxMP 2550gs1391e3ud.moxMP 2550Bgs1392e3ud.moxMP 3350gs1393e3ud.moxMP 3350Bgs1394e3ud.moxMP 2550/LD425ln1391e3ud.moxMP 2550B/LD425Bln1392e3ud.moxMP 3350/LD433ln1393e3ud.moxMP 3350B/LD433Bln1394e3ud.moxAficio MP 2550ri1391e3ud.moxAficio MP 2550Bri1392e3ud.moxAficio MP 3350ri1393e3ud.moxAficio MP ud.mox9033sv1393e3ud.mox9033bsv1394e3ud.moxMP 161/DSm416gs1321e3ud.moxIS 2416if1321e3ud.moxLanierMP 161/LD016ln1321e3ud.moxNRGMP 161nr1321e3ud.moxRicohAficio MP 161ri1321e3ud.moxSavin816sv1321e3ud.moxMP 171gs1461e3ud.moxLanierMP 171/LD 117ln1461e3ud.moxRicohAficio MP 171ri1461e3ud.moxSavin917sv1461e3ud.moxMP C6000gs3201e3ud.moxMP C7500gs3202e3ud.moxMP C6000/LD260cln3201e3ud.moxMP C7500/LD275cln3202e3ud.moxAficio MP C6000ri3201e3ud.moxAficio MP /infotecLanierV-C2RicohSavinTable 5-3-2. MOX file list - LP (PS driver for Universal Print v.1.20.00)ModelBrandAL-P1Gestetner/NRGProduct NameMOX file nameSP ud.moxRicohAficio SP 8200DNri2221e3ud.mox15/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver e3ud.moxSP C820DNnr4241e3ud.moxSP C821DNnr4242e3ud.moxAficio SP C820DNri4241e3ud.moxAficio SP 1clalp2223ud.moxRicohAficio otecif4172e3ud.moxLP231c/SP C411ln4172e3ud.moxSP C410DNng4171e3ud.moxSP C411DNng4172e3ud.moxAficio SP C410DNrc4171e3ud.moxAficio SP 4172e3ud.moxSP C400DNln4231e3ud.moxAficio SP C400DNrc4231e3ud.moxSP C420DNgs4221e3ud.moxLanierLP331cn/SP C420ln4221e3ud.moxRicohAficio SP RGJ-P4IPC P C410LanierG-P2LIPC 2525DNinfotecLanierNRGRicohIPC 2832ini28323ud.moxIPC 353ud.moxC7535hdnnrc75353ud.moxAficio CL7200ricl7203ud.moxAficio CL7300ricl7303ud.mox16/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver .moxLanierLP135nlanp1353ud.moxRicohAficio AP610Nriap6103ud.moxSavinMLP35nsavlp353ud.moxSP ficio SP -P4Gestetner/NRG/LanierSI-P2Note: Using the PS driver for Universal Print, the wrong (unedited) MOX file could be applied to the driver.This could happen in the following cases:- The driver uses bi-directional communication and decides that the connected printer is not the model thatthe customizations were made for.- A model that the driver was not customized for is manually selected from the “Select a Printer” drop-downlist in the driver’s Printer Selection tab.“Select a Printer” drop-down list in the PS driver for Universal Print:17/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165-4.Change the default driver settingsThis customization changes the default values of driver settings. The values that are restored by the RestoreDefaults buttons are also changed.In some cases, modification of a PPD file is also required. It is mentioned later in customization examples ifnecessary.Changing the default driver rSpecPlugindefaultsUsed as a reference.printerDefaultSettingsAdd child element(s).root emOneClickIconSettingsFactoryOCItem18/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165-4-1. Syntax used to define the default driver settings: DefaultSettings default id "feature id" opid "option opid"/ /DefaultSettings :Gray text: Original contents of the MOX file.Black text: Added manually.feature id: The name of a setting.option opid: The value of a setting.The value specified by “option opid” will become the default value of the setting specified by “feature id”.These settings names and values are defined in the “DriverSpecPPD”, “DriverSpecPScript5”, and“DriverSpecPlugin” elements. To follow is an example:: DriverSpecPPD configuration feature id " " type " " : /feature : feature id "ColorModel" type "PickOne" option opid "CMYK"/ option opid "Gray"/ /feature : /configuration defaults default id " " opid " "/ : default id "ColorModel" opid "CMYK"/ : /defaults : /DriverSpecPPD :“ColorModel” represents the Color Mode setting. There are 2 options for the Color Mode setting; “CMYK”(Color) and “Gray” (Black and White). The default is “CMYK” (Color).19/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016Note1: Setting or option names in the MOX file are not necessarily the same as the names shown in thedriver UI.Note2: Do not edit “feature”, ”option” or “default” elements. Make changes only to the “DefaultSettings”element.5-4-2. Customization examplesNote: Contents of the MOX file are case-sensitive.Example 5-4-1. Make “Black and White” default: DefaultSettings default id "ColorModel" opid "Gray"/ /DefaultSettings :Note: This customization will not take effect until the driver UI is opened. Alternatively the effects of thecustomization can be forced by making changes to the PPD file. For details, refer to section 6 “Modifying thePPD file” and Example 6-2-1.Example 5-4-2. Make duplex default: DefaultSettings default id "Duplex" opid "DuplexNoTumble"/ /DefaultSettings :Note1:DuplexNoTumble “Long Edge” bindingDuplexTumble “Short Edge” bindingNote2: This customization will not take effect until the driver UI is opened. Alternatively the effects of thecustomization can be forced by making changes to the PPD file. For details, refer to section 6 “Modifying thePPD file” and Example 6-2-2.Example 5-4-3. Make “Black and White” and duplex default: DefaultSettings default id "ColorModel" opid "Gray"/ default id "Duplex" opid "DuplexNoTumble"/ /DefaultSettings 20/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver e “Long Edge” bindingDuplexTumble “Short Edge” bindingNote2: This customization will not take effect until the driver UI is opened. Alternatively the effects of thecustomization can be forced by making changes to the PPD file. For details, refer to section 6 “Modifying thePPD file”, Example 6-2-1 and 6-2-2.Example 5-4-4. Make 2 pages per sheet default: DefaultSettings default id "%PagePerSheet" opid "2"/ /DefaultSettings :Note: This customization will not take effect until the driver UI is opened. There is no way to avoid this.Example 5-4-5. Make “Locked Print” default: DefaultSettings default id "pdmJCJobType" opid "Secure"/ default id "UIJobType" opid "Secure"/ /DefaultSettings :Note: A job will be printed as a Normal Print job until the User ID and Password are manually configured bythe user.5-4-3. Notes on the customization “Change the default driver settings”Note1: We are only able to change the defaults of settings that have been defined in the “DriverSpecPPD”,“DriverSpecPScript5”, or “DriverSpecPlugin” elements using the “feature” child element. Even some settingsthat do meet these criteria cannot be customized. These include:- Paper Size- Installable OptionsDefault installable options can be changed by modifying the PPD file. For details, refer to section 6 “Modifyingthe PPD file”. (Exception: There is no way to change the default installable options of the PS driver forUniversal Print.)21/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016Note2: After changing defaults, some of the one click icons might be redundant. To delete unnecessary oneclick icons, refer to section 5-6 “Delete one click icons”.For example, after making duplex default, the “Basic Setting” and “2 sided” icons have the same settings:Note3: Some settings require that specific accessories (Installable Options) be configured. For example, aduplex unit is required to print in duplex. If you are customizing a driver of a model that has a duplex unit asan option, and if you want the Duplex setting to be ”Long Edge” by default, you have to customize the driverso that duplex unit is configured by default and the Duplex setting is default to “Long Edge”. The duplex unitwould have to be installed by editing the PPD file. Please see section 6 “Modifying the PPD file” and Example6-2-3 for further details.22/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165-5.Lock/Limit driver settingsThis customization locks driver settings to specific values or limits which settings are available.Locking/Limiting driver rSpecPlugindefaultsUsed as a reference.printerDefaultSettingsAdd child element(s) in some cases.root elementLimitationSettingsAdd child ttingsFactoryOCItem23/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165-5-1. Syntax used to lock/limit driver settings: LimitationSettings feature id "feature id" option opid "option opid"/ : /feature /LimitationSettings :Gray text: Original contents of the MOX file.Black text: Added manually.feature id: The name of a setting.option opid: The value of a setting.The value specified by “option opid” will be removed from the drop-down list of the setting specified by“feature id”. These settings names and values are defined in the “DriverSpecPPD”, “DriverSpecPScript5”, and“DriverSpecPlugin” elements. Refer to section 5-4-1 “Syntax used to define the default driver settings” fordetails.Important Note:If you want to remove a default option from a drop-down list, you must change the default to another option,otherwise the setting will not be locked or limited. To change the default, refer to section 5-4 “Change thedefault driver settings”. Customization examples in the next section change default settings when necessary.5-5-2. Customization examplesNote: Contents of the MOX file are case-sensitive.Example 5-5-1. Lock the Color Mode setting to “Black and White”: DefaultSettings default id "ColorModel" opid "Gray"/ /DefaultSettings LimitationSettings feature id "ColorModel" option opid "Color"/ /feature /LimitationSettings :24/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016Note: This customization will not take effect until the driver UI is opened. Alternatively the effects of thecustomization can be forced by making changes to the PPD file. For details, refer to section 6 “Modifying thePPD file” and Example 6-2-1.Example 5-5-2. Remove “Off” from the Duplex setting: DefaultSettings default id "Duplex" opid "DuplexNoTumble"/ /DefaultSettings LimitationSettings feature id "Duplex" option opid "None"/ /feature /LimitationSettings :Note1:DuplexNoTumble “Long Edge” bindingDuplexTumble “Short Edge” bindingNote2: This customization will not take effect until the driver UI is opened. Alternatively the effects of thecustomization can be forced by making changes to the PPD file. For details, refer to section 6 “Modifying thePPD file” and Example 6-2-2.Example 5-5-3. Remove “1” from the Pages per Sheet setting: DefaultSettings default id "%PagePerSheet" opid "2"/ /DefaultSettings LimitationSettings feature id "%PagePerSheet" option opid "1"/ /feature /LimitationSettings :Note: This customization will not take effect until the driver UI is opened. There is no way to avoid this.Example 5-5-4. Lock the Job Type setting to “Locked Print”:25/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016 DefaultSettings default id "pdmJCJobType" opid "Secure"/ default id "UIJobType" opid "Secure"/ /DefaultSettings LimitationSettings feature id "pdmJCJobType" option opid "Normal"/ option opid "Sample"/ option opid "Hold"/ option opid "Stored"/ option opid "StoreAndPrint"/ option opid "DocumentBox"/ /feature feature id "UIJobType" option opid "Normal"/ option opid "Sample"/ option opid "Hold"/ option opid "Stored"/ option opid "StoreAndPrint"/ option opid "DocumentBox"/ /feature /LimitationSettings :Note: A job will be printed as a Normal Print job until the User ID and Password are manually configured bythe user.Example 5-5-5. Include only “Normal Print” and “Locked Print” in the Job Type drop-down list: LimitationSettings feature id "pdmJCJobType" option opid "Sample"/ option opid "Hold"/ option opid "Stored"/ option opid "StoreAndPrint"/ option opid "DocumentBox"/ /feature feature id "UIJobType" option opid "Sample"/ option opid "Hold"/ option opid "Stored"/ option opid "StoreAndPrint"/ 26/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-0016 option opid "DocumentBox"/ /feature /LimitationSettings :5-5-3. Notes on the customization “Lock/Limit driver settings”Note1: Some settings require that specific accessories (Installable Options) be configured. For example, aduplex unit is required to print in duplex. If you are customizing a driver of a model that has a duplex unit asan option, and if you want the Duplex setting to be locked on, you have to customize the driver so that theduplex unit is configured by default and the Duplex setting is locked on. To perform this customization, acombination of the “Change the default driver settings” and “Lock/Limit driver settings” customizations shouldbe performed. Additionally, the duplex unit would have to be installed by editing the PPD file. Please seesection 6 “Modifying the PPD file” and Example 6-2-3 for further details.Note2: Due to incompatibilities between settings, it is necessary that some settings have priority over others.For example, the Duplex setting cannot be used with some paper types. The Media Type (paper type) settinghas higher priority than the Duplex setting. Therefore, even if the Duplex setting is locked on, it will beautomatically set to “Off” for certain paper types (e.g. “Transparency”). These kinds of priorities are oftenrelated to hardware accessories, such as trays, the duplex unit.27/42Ricoh Company, Ltd.
FDv4 core based PS driver customizationGMSSC-GTS-091-00165-6.Delete one click iconsThis customization deletes one click icons.The customization does not apply to PS driver for Universal Print as the driver has only the “Basic Setting”icon and the icon cannot be deleted
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