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the use of the term "Speed Unit" is in relation of the available speed for each engine. One
speed unit = one unit of speed at the maximum speed your licence and number of Performance
Packs allows. With no Performance Pack, PlanetPress Connect's Weaver engine can generate
output at 500ppm (pages per minute). Additional Performance Packs increases this base speed
per engine.
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Use one internal engine: Check to limit to a single instance of the server. Useful for
computers that run below the recommended System requirements, or demo machines.
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Total Engines Available: Read-only box indicating the current number of engines that
are active or available.
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Local Engines Launched: Enter the total number of Weaver Engines desired on this
server. When changing the number of engines, it is necessary to save this dialog (Apply)
and restart the OLConnect_Server service to actually apply the changes.
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Speed Units Launched:
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Limit in license: Read-only box indicating the maximum number of speed units useable
to produce output.
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Reserved Count: Read-only box indicating the total number of "Reserved" engines, as
set in the Speed unit reservations topic below.
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Restart after (mins): Restarts the Weaver Engines at the selected time interval. If job is in
progress at that point, Weaver Engines will await job completion before restarting.
l Parallel speed units per job:
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Parallel speed units per medium job: Enter the number of speed units that
prioritizes medium print jobs.
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Parallel speed units per large job: Enter the number of speed units that prioritizes
large print jobs.
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Speed unit reservations:
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Floating: Read-only box indicating the number of floating speed units that can be
used for any type of job.
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Small job speed unit reservations: Enter a number of speed units reserved for
smallprint jobs.
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Medium jobspeed unit reservations: Enter a number of speed units reserved for
medium print jobs.
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Large jobspeed unit reservations: Enter a number of speed units reserved for
large print jobs.
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