Remote operation. The settings allow, if necessary, the remote operation. This means, a part of it is in the redaction room and the rest in the printing plant.
RIP. The problems and errors with the PS/EPS files are detected. After the RIP process, the component in the page turn into images and there will be no more mistakes.
Homogeneous output. As there is no human action in the output, film recorders load is as homogenous as possible. When there are pages ready for film, they go to the first free exit, watching only that all the separations of a same page go to the same exit.
Error verification. As the images created in the Plateviewer are taken after the RIP, what the use see is exactly whay is going to be printed. There the user will be abble to see possible mistakes in types, texts, colors, overlappings, etc. As the page presentation is made by Intranet (Internet browser), the page control and acceptance can be delegated to redaction if wanted.
Customizable Work flow. Depending on the wanted work flow, the user can get the approval for simple pages (tabloides) or for the imposed ones (standard) or work without page approval.
Softproof before publishing. Calibrated page Preview (using ICC/ICM) which allows the user to take a look to a "softproof" on screen exactly as what will be published.
Ink Control. On screen ink density porcentage measurement, Max density control and low level alarm.
Keep the recieved pages and the generated pages. Compares different page versions, and lets the user know what changes where made between one and the other.
Tags. Tag placement, to print in the plate information about its content (page number, booklet, rotative unit, etc) and/or images (marks, color scales, greys). Controls in which plate it is applied.
Record in Gant Diagram format that enables the user to view the moment in which each page is recieved, when is imposed, when the plate is generated. It helps to notice each page's closure, it's changes and the booklets/product closure.
Impositions. It operates with imposition one on one (Sheet page on sheet plate), two on one (tabloide pages on sheet plate or sheet pages on panorama plates) y 4 en 1 (tabloide pages on panorama plate)