• Postscript Level 3, PDF v.1.7 and XPS Compatible • Built-in ICC profile processor includes preconfigured paper profiles • Drive more than one printer using just one RIP • Built-in media saving (ganging / nesting) • Print directly to the RIP through shared printers • Macintosh and Windows versions available • Generate film separations for screen printing on select models
Step 3: Unlock the Proofing Plugins
Start the RIP by double clicking on the RTI icon within the RTI folder on your hard drive. Go to the 'RTI RIP-Kit' menu ('File' on Macintosh versions of the RIP) and scroll down to Configure RIP. Click on the Extras button and enter the passwords for your device using the Demo RIP Passwords Sheet (PDF). While in the Configure RIP Window you will also want to Configure the RIPs memory. Change the Printer Buffer = 32,768 and then click OK. The RIP will say that it needs to reboot. Click Yes to reboot the RIP and then start the RIP back up by double clicking on the RTI icon.
Step 5: Creating Shared Printers
Once you have created a page setup you can share that page setup so that other computers on the network will be able to print to the new page setup. Before you share printers from your RIP you will need to download the RTI PPD. The PPD folder contains the RTI Postscript Printer Description (PPD) which can be used to print to the RIP from both Windows and Macintosh computers. Download the RTI PPD (works on both Windows and Macintosh computers)
This PPD folder contains PPDs for a wide variety of devices. The RTI PPD is a universal PPD. Creating a Shared Printer from a Windows RIP Creating a Shared Printer from a Macintosh RIP
