Field help

In this section:

1. Apply any or all of the following conditions
   Specifies whether a job must meet all of the conditions specified by a rule or any one of the conditions.
2. Summary
   The Summary field shows your selections in the Conditions area in a database query format. The value changes as you modify conditions.
3. Conditions
   Lets you define one or more conditions for a rule. Each condition consists of a job property, a comparison, and a value.
4. Order of execution
   When multiple connectors exit a single step, RICOH ProcessDirector must determine which connector the job should follow to the next step. This value indicates which connector RICOH ProcessDirector should evaluate first, second, third, and so on, when it tries to choose which connector the job should use.
5. Rule name
   Specifies the name of the rule that is assigned to the connector. You can define a new rule for the connector by typing a name.
6. Group actions
   The actions that members of the user group can do.
7. Action permissions
   Lists the available object types and the actions for each object type and lets you change the access level for each action for this group.
8. Group properties
   The properties that members of the user group can view or edit.
9. Properties permissions
   Lists the available object types and properties of each object type and lets you change the access level for each property for this group.
10. Group created by
    Specifies the ID of the RICOH ProcessDirector feature that created the group. This property has no value if a user created the group, and the group did not result from the action of a feature.
11. Group description
    Describes the user group. For example, the description might include the level of security authority for the group.
12. Group name
    Specifies the name of the user group.
13. Last modified
    The date and time that the group changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the user group changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
14. Modified by user
    Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this user group. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the user group occur changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
15. Group source ID
    Specifies the group supplied by RICOH ProcessDirector that was used as a base for this group. This group might have been copied either directly from the source group or from another copy of the source group. You cannot change the value of this property.
16. Device code page
    Specifies the code page that the Hot folder input device uses to read the contents of any files that accompany the print files, such as trigger files and list files. The input device converts those accompanying files into UTF-8 format; it does not convert print files to UTF-8. The Device code page value should match the code page that was used to create the accompanying files.
17. Matching pattern for sets
    Specifies the file name pattern that an input device uses when it creates sets. This pattern is a regular expression that indicates the portion of the input file names that must match within a set. The input files that make up a set are determined by the values for the Data patterns, JDF patterns, Overrides patterns, and File Patterns properties.
18. Batching method
    Specifies how the input device groups multiple input files or sets of files and submits them as a single job or parent and child jobs. You can change this value for hot folder or SFTP input devices, but not for Download input devices, LPD input devices, or REST or SOAP web services input devices. Download input devices use the JCL batching method and LPD input devices use the List batching method.
19. Child workflow initialization step
    Specifies the name of the step that the input device uses to initialize the workflow for single jobs or child jobs, convert an optional overrides file submitted with a job to a text file in property name=value format for setting job properties, or both.
20. Child workflow
    Specifies the name of the workflow that the input device assigns to jobs that contain only a single file or jobs that are children of a parent job. The primary purpose of the child workflow is to define the phases and steps that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to process the child job.
21. Child workflow pattern
    Specifies a pattern-matching string that consists of a regular expression and can include (JOB_TYPE) to specify what part of the file name should be used for the workflow for a single job or a child job. A pattern-matching string is used only if the Child workflow initialization step property is set to SetJobTypeFromFileName.
22. Child workflow parsing rules
    Specifies the path and file name of a control file that parses parameters accompanying an input file. For example, RICOH ProcessDirector can use a control file to parse JCL parameters and values to assign the workflow to a single job or a child job. A control file is used only if the Child workflow initialization step property is set to SetJobTypeFromRules or SetJobTypeFromFileName.
23. Auto Connect
    Specifies whether the computer connects the input device when its server is connected.
24. Convert overrides
    Specifies whether the SetJobTypeFromRules or SetJobTypeFromFileName step converts an optional overrides file submitted with a job to a text file in RICOH ProcessDirectorproperty name=value format that can be used to set job properties.
25. Create .zip file
    Specifies whether the input device submits data files as individual jobs or collects them in a .zip file and submits them as a single job.
26. Input device description
    Describes the input device. For example, it might describe the type of jobs that are sent to the device.
27. Enabled status
    Specifies whether this input device can submit input files that it receives to create the corresponding RICOH ProcessDirector jobs.
28. Completion method
    Specifies how the input device determines that file transmission is complete for an input file. You can change this value for Hot folder input devices, but not for Download input devices or for LPD input devices.
29. Data patterns
    Specifies one or more pattern-matching strings. RICOH ProcessDirector uses these strings to identify the input files that this input device should accept for processing as single jobs. The value uses regular expression syntax and characters in the value are case-sensitive. For example, .*PRD$,.*PDF$ represent patterns that are different from .*prd$,.*pdf$. Separate multiple patterns by commas; do not type a space between them.
30. JDF patterns
    Specifies one or more pattern-matching strings that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to identify Job Definition Format (JDF) job tickets. RICOH ProcessDirector processes the JDF print files as a group. The value uses regular expression syntax and characters in the value are case-sensitive. For example, .*\.JDF$ represents patterns that are different from .*\.jdf$. Separate multiple patterns by commas; do not type a space between them.
31. List patterns
    Specifies one or more pattern-matching strings that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to identify list files. List files contain the names of input files that RICOH ProcessDirector processes as a group. The value uses regular expression syntax and characters in the value are case-sensitive. For example, .*LST$,.*LIST$ represent patterns that are different from .*lst$,.*list$. Separate multiple patterns by commas; do not type a space between them.
32. Overrides patterns
    Specifies one or more pattern-matching strings. RICOH ProcessDirector uses the strings to identify files that it must process in conjunction with a list file and the input files that the list file specifies or with another single input file.
33. Trigger patterns
    Specifies one or more pattern-matching strings that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to identify trigger files. A trigger file indicates that the associated input file has been completely transmitted. The trigger file and the input file have the same name, but they have different extensions. For example, using the default trigger pattern matching string for input devices, an input file named STMT406.pdf would have an associated trigger file named STMT406.trg. The value uses regular expression syntax and characters in the value are case-sensitive. Separate multiple patterns by commas; do not type a space between them.
34. Folder location
    Specifies the name of the directory that this input device monitors for incoming jobs. Authorized users can select any directory on the computer that is not in use as a folder location or staging location by another RICOH ProcessDirector input device. You can also specify a new directory.
35. Batching interval
    Specifies the time interval used to submit a batch of input files.
36. Input device name
    Specifies the name of the input device.
37. Workflow initialization step
    Specifies the name of the step that the input device uses to initialize the parent workflow for the input files that the input device receives, convert an optional overrides file submitted with a job to a text file in RICOH ProcessDirectorproperty name=value format for setting job properties, or both.
38. Parent server
    Specifies the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector server that receives and records messages for this input device. The default value for the parent is System, which is the name of the primary server that the RICOH ProcessDirector installation program creates. In addition to the primary server, the list contains Linux secondary servers that have connected to the primary server. You cannot create input devices on Windows application servers.
39. Workflow
    Specifies the name of the workflow that the input device assigns to the job. The primary purpose of the workflow is to define the phases and steps that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to process the parent job.
40. Parent workflow pattern
    Specifies a pattern-matching string that consists of a regular expression and can include (JOB_TYPE) to indicate what part of the file name should be used for the workflow for the parent job. A pattern-matching string is used only if the Workflow initialization step property is set to SetJobTypeFromFileName.
41. Parent workflow parsing rules
    Specifies the path and file name of a control file that parses parameters accompanying an input file. For example, RICOH ProcessDirector can use a control file to parse JCL parameters and values to assign the workflow to a parent job. A control file is used only if the Workflow initialization step property is set to SetJobTypeFromRules or SetJobTypeFromFileName.
42. Last modified
    The date and time that the input device was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the input device changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
43. Input device location
    Specifies the location object associated with this input device.
44. Maximum errors
    Specifies the number of communication errors that can occur for the input device before RICOH ProcessDirector disconnects the input device. Disconnecting the input device prevents it from acknowledging and processing any new input files.
45. Modified by user
    Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this input device. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the input device changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
46. Number of files to batch
    Specifies the number of files that should be combined in a single submission using the Number or Number of sets batching method.
47. Number of pages to batch
    Specifies the maximum number of PDF pages that should be combined in a single submission using the Pages or Pages in sets batching method. The hot folder maintains a count of how many PDF pages have arrived since the last batch was submitted. When the number meets or exceeds this value, a batch is submitted and the page count is reset.
48. Exceed pages to batch
    Specifies whether the hot folder should submit a collection of PDF files whose total pages exceed the value set for the Number of pages to batch property.
49. Polling interval
    For hot folder input devices, specifies the time interval at which RICOH ProcessDirector checks for files in the directory that the Folder location property specified.
50. Workflow to use
    Specifies what workflow to resubmit one or more input files to.
51. Frequency (days)
    Specifies how often the input device submits a batch of input files. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device.
52. Frequency (hours)
    Specifies how often the input device submits a batch of input files. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device.
53. Frequency (minutes)
    Specifies how often the input device submits a batch of input files. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device.
54. Frequency (months)
    Specifies how often the input device submits a batch of input files. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device.
55. Frequency (weeks)
    Specifies how often the input device submits a batch of input files. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device.
56. Input device source ID
    Specifies the ID of the source input device.
57. Staging location
    Specifies the name of the directory where the input device moves the input file before submitting it as a job. Authorized users can specify any directory on the computer that is not in use as a folder location or staging location by another RICOH ProcessDirector input device. You can also specify a new directory.
58. Batching start date
    Specifies the date when the Time or Sets by time batching method takes effect for the input device. Use this property with the Batching start time property to delay batching.
59. Batching start date and time
    Specifies the date and time when the Time or Sets by time batching method takes effect for the input device.
60. Connection status
    Specifies the current status of the input device.
61. Submit step
    Specifies the name of the submit step to which the input device sends the input file for job processing. The submit step creates the actual RICOH ProcessDirector job from the input file.
62. System
    Shows the name of the system where the input device is defined.
63. Input files waiting
    Specifies the number of input files that the input device has received, and that it has processed and placed in the directory that the Staging location property specifies. The number does not include input files in the Processing state or any List files that RICOH ProcessDirector creates.
64. Input device
    Specifies the name of the input device that received the input file. The input device then creates the corresponding RICOH ProcessDirector job from the input file.
65. Assigned job number
    Specifies the job identification number that RICOH ProcessDirector assigns when the input device submits the input file for job processing. After submission, RICOH ProcessDirector creates a corresponding job, and the Job number property for the job contains the same value as this input file property.
66. Workflow
    Specifies the name of the workflow that the input device assigns to the input file when it submits the file for job processing. The property might not have a value depending on whether the input device has an assigned workflow. You can use methods other than assigning a workflow to an input device to assign job properties to a job. Use either the Resubmit action or the Process Again action to change the workflow for the input file.
67. Input file
    Specifies the path to and the name of the input file. RICOH ProcessDirector appends the date the input file was received and a unique number after the input file name.
68. Input file status
    Specifies the current status of the input file.
69. Submit group
    Specifies a numeric ID that identifies a member of a set of input files that were submitted as a group through a list file. The list file might have been created by a user or RICOH ProcessDirector might have created the list file. Each file in the group has the same value for its Submit group property.
70. Time received
    Specifies the date and time at which the input file arrived at the input device.
71. File pattern
    Specifies one or more file pattern-matching strings. RICOH ProcessDirector uses these strings to identify the input files that this Hot folder should accept for processing as single jobs. The value uses regular expression syntax and characters in the value are case-sensitive. For example, .*PRD$,.*PDF$ represent patterns that are different from .*prd$,.*pdf$ . Separate multiple patterns by commas; do not type a space between them.
72. File pattern required
    Specifies whether a file that matches the input file pattern must exist in the Hot folder before submitting the job.
73. File pattern sequence
    Specifies the priority of the file pattern. Patterns are checked in this order.
74. Spool file type
    Specifies the content or the data stream type of the file.
75. Spool file usage
    Specifies the purpose or role of the file within the job.
76. Bin
    Specifies the bin number of the input tray.
77. Input tray enabled status
    Specifies whether the input tray is available.
78. Input tray name
    Specifies the name of the input tray.
79. Level
    Specifies the level of the input tray.
80. Media
    Media loaded in the input tray.
81. Server description
    Describes the RICOH ProcessDirector server. For example, the description might indicate the function of the server.
82. Enabled status
    Specifies whether a server is available.
83. Server name
    Specifies the name of the server.
84. In general server pool
    Specifies whether a secondary server is a general-usage server or a restricted-usage server.
85. Computer IP address or host name
    Specifies either the network IP address or the fully qualified host name of the computer. For application or secondary servers, this is the IP address or host name of the computer they are installed on.
86. Server name for local computer
    Specifies the name the remote system uses to identify the primary server on this system (local system).
87. Last modified
    The date and time that the server was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the server changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
88. Maximum resource-intensive step count
    Specifies how many resource-intensive steps the application or secondary server allows to run concurrently.
89. Maximum step count for other steps
    Specifies how many non-resource-intensive steps the application or secondary server allows to run concurrently.
90. Modified by user
    Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this server. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the server changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
91. Operating system
    Shows the type of operating system installed on the computer.
92. Connection status
    Shows the status of the server.
93. System
    Shows the name of the system where the server is located. When you add a server, you can specify any value. RICOH ProcessDirector updates this property with the system name that the remote system reports the first time that RICOH ProcessDirector connects to this system.
94. Server type
    Specifies the type of the RICOH ProcessDirector server.
95. Add blank page
    Specifies whether the step should add a blank page to the end of any PDF file within the zip file that has an odd number of pages when it builds the larger PDF file.
96. Values to set
    Identifies the properties and values that the step sets.
97. Binding
    Set the binding settings for the job you are printing.
98. Collate
    Specifies the type of collation that the printer uses when printing multiple copies of the job.
99. Compress file patterns
    Specifies one or more pattern-matching strings. RICOH ProcessDirector uses these strings to identify the files in the job spool directory that the CompressFiles step compresses.
100. Compress all files
     Specifies whether all spool and checkpoint files should be compressed when the job reaches the Retained state.
101. Job copies requested
     Specifies the number of job copies that RICOH ProcessDirector prints.
102. Copies
     Specifies whether to update the number of copies for each or all selected jobs.
103. Job copies stacked
     If the job is printing on an AFP or Ricoh PDF printer, this property specifies the current number of job copies that have completed printing, and that have reached the output stacker. Whenever the printer reports that another copy in a multi-copy job has printed and stacked, the value is updated.
104. Current day
     Specifies the current day of the week of the server RICOH ProcessDirector is running on when a condition requesting it is evaluated.
105. Assigned printer
     Shows the name of the printer that RICOH ProcessDirector has assigned to print this job. You cannot change the value of this property. To schedule a job to a specific printer, set the Requested printer property on either the Schedule Job page or in the Job properties notebook.
106. Current time
     Specifies the current time of the server that RICOH ProcessDirector is running on when a condition requesting it is evaluated.
107. Customer name
     Specifies the customer who is associated with this job. RICOH ProcessDirector uses the customer-name value to schedule the job to a printer that has the same customer-name value assigned to its Customer name property.
108. Job description
     Describes the job. For example, it might describe any special handling requirements for the job.
109. Duplex
     For jobs sent to some types of printers, specifies whether duplexed printing is active for the job and, if so, the type of duplexed printing. Duplexed jobs print on both sides of the paper.
110. External program code page
     Specifies the code page to use to write the contents of the files that are sent to the external command for processing, such as the control file template. This code page is also used to read messages that the external command writes to stderr and stdout, as well as other files that the external command might create.
111. External command
     Specifies a command string that a step can execute during processing.
112. External control file template
     Specifies the path and name of the control file template that the external command uses.
113. External program language
     Specifies what language the external command should use when it returns messages to RICOH ProcessDirector.
114. Valid return codes
     Lists return code values that the external command can issue, that indicate that the command ran successfully. You can specify multiple return code values by separating the values with commas. For example 0,4.
115. Job arrival time
     Specifies the actual date and time when the last input file for the job arrived in the system.
116. Fold options
     Specifies how to fold the job or large sheets in the job, whether to fold all the sheets together (overlap or collate), and whether the front side of the sheet ends up on the outside rather than the inside of the fold.
117. Job hold pending
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector holds the job after it completes the processing that the current step does. The Job step property identifies the current step. Operators can specify this value.
118. Application log file
     The directory where the external program stores its log files.
119. Clean up retrieval folder
     Specifies whether the RunHotFolderApplication step deletes any file whose file name matches the Retrieval pattern from the retrieval folder before it submits the File to send.
120. File to send
     Names the file that RICOH ProcessDirector puts in the sending folder to submit to the external program. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
121. File size verification count
     The number of times that RICOH ProcessDirector polls the retrieval folder and finds that the size of the retrieved file has not changed before deciding that the retrieved file is complete.
122. Poll interval
     The time between two consecutive polls of the retrieval folder. The unit of time for the value can be seconds, minutes, or hours.
123. Retrieval folder
     Names the output hot folder for the external program. RICOH ProcessDirector looks in the retrieval folder for the retrieved file using the retrieval pattern.
124. Retrieval pattern
     The pattern-matching string that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to identify a returned job in the retrieval folder. The value uses regular expression syntax and characters in the value are case-sensitive. For example, .*CMD$,.*XLS$ represent patterns that are different from .*cmd$,.*xls$. Separate multiple patterns by commas; do not type a space between them.
125. Retrieved file
     The name to use to rename the retrieved file.
126. Sending folder
     Names the hot folder where RICOH ProcessDirector puts the job file to send to the external program.
127. Timeout interval
     The time in minutes before a job goes into an error state if the retrieved file is not found or not complete.
128. Job number
     Shows a unique number that identifies the job on the system. The format of the number depends on whether the job is a parent job or a job that has no child jobs, or if the job is a child job. For example, a child job contains a decimal point such as 1000023.100. RICOH ProcessDirector assigns the value of this property when the input device submits the input file for job processing. You cannot change the value.
129. Prevent media substitution
     Indicates that media should not be substituted for the job. Use this option to override the defined media substitution rules for jobs that must be printed on specific paper.
130. Input data stream
     Specifies the format of data that the input file for this job contains. RICOH ProcessDirector can try to set the value of this property automatically if the workflow for the job includes the DetectInputDataStream step. The detection process includes analyzing the beginning content of the input file. You can update this value using the Process again action.
131. Input file name
     Shows the name of the original input file from which RICOH ProcessDirector created the job. The format of the input-file name for the job depends on the job-submission method and other factors, such as whether the input file is a member of a group of files. You cannot change the name after the input device receives the input file.
132. Input file size (bytes)
     Shows the size of the original input file that RICOH ProcessDirector used to create the job. You cannot change the value of this property.
133. Parent server
     Shows the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector server that owns the submit step for the input file. The submit step creates the RICOH ProcessDirector job from the input file; see the Submit step property for the input device that submitted the job. You cannot change the value of this property.
134. Job size (sheets)
     Shows a calculated value that RICOH ProcessDirector uses when it schedules jobs to printers. RICOH ProcessDirector calculates the value of this property by multiplying the value of the Job copies requested job property by the value of the Current total sheets job property. RICOH ProcessDirector can schedule the job to a printer whose Printer job size (sheets) supported printer property specifies a value that is appropriate for the calculated size of the job.
135. Workflow
     Shows the name of the workflow that defines the processing phases and steps for the job. Authorized users define workflows through the RICOH ProcessDirector administration interface. Then, they can use a variety of methods, such as assigning the workflow to an input device, to assign a workflow to a job. You cannot change the workflow value for the job directly. Use the Process Again action if there is a need to change the workflow for a job that is already on the RICOH ProcessDirector system.
136. Workflow history
     Shows a list of workflows that have been used to process the job and that define processing phases and steps where you can restart the job with the Process Again action. You cannot edit this value.
137. Requested location
     Specifies the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector location that this job is assigned to. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this value to schedule the job to a printer that has the same value for its Printer location property.
138. Media
     Specifies the primary media for the job. The value can come from the job, job ticket, or workflow.
139. Media required
     Shows the names of the media objects specified for the entire job, including any page exceptions.
140. Media substituted
     Shows whether media was substituted for the job based on the substitution rules specified on the Media settings page. You cannot change the value of this property.
141. Job name
     Specifies the name of the job. The user who submitted the job might have specified the name, or the host system that submitted the job might have assigned the name. RICOH ProcessDirector does not require the job name to be unique on the system; the Job number property contains the unique system identifier, or spool ID, that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to identify the job. RICOH ProcessDirector initially supplies the value of this property when it creates the job from the input file.
142. Output bin
     Specifies the output bin for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this value to schedule the job to a printer that supports the selected output bin.
143. Transform page length
     Specifies the length of the image that the data transform program generates. The unit of measure for the value can be either inches or millimeters. Authorized users can specify a value from 1 through 999.99. Use the toggle control to the right of the property name to select the unit of measure for the property value. RICOH ProcessDirector initially sets the unit of measure by using the locale setting of the browser.
144. Pages to print again
     Specifies which pages in the current job are printed again.
145. Pages stacked
     Shows the number of logical pages that have printed, and that have reached the output stacker of the AFP or Ricoh PDF printer device. The AFP or Ricoh PDF printer reports this information to RICOH ProcessDirector. Passthrough printers set this property equal to the Total pages property if a valid return code is reported from the printer command. PCLOut printers set this property equal to the number of pages converted to PCL. Otherwise, no value is set for this property. You cannot change the value of this property.
146. Transform page width
     Shows the width of the image that the data transform program generates. The unit of measure for the value be either inches or millimeters. Authorized users can specify a value from 1 through 999.99. Use the toggle control to the right of the property name to select the unit of measure for the property value. RICOH ProcessDirector initially sets the unit of measure by using the locale setting of the browser.
147. Current phase
     Shows the name of the workflow phase that is currently processing the job.
148. Progress within the current phase
     Shows the progress status for the job within the phase that the Current phase property identifies. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value of this property whenever the job progress within the phase changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
149. Accepted by
     Shows the user ID of the user who accepted the preview print.
150. Accept preview print automatically
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector accepts the preview print automatically and moves the job to the next step in the workflow.
151. Page range for preview print
     Shows a numeric string that describes which pages in the job are printed as samples in the PreviewPrint step.
152. Requested printer for preview print
     Specifies the name of the printer that this step sends the preview print job to. The preview print job is always sent to this printer.
153. Previous printer
     Shows the printer that was previously assigned to the job by RICOH ProcessDirector or that previously printed the job. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property. You cannot change the value of this property.
154. Assigned to printer
     Shows the date and time when the printer received the job. If you print the job again, or process the job again, RICOH ProcessDirector updates the printer-assignment time. You cannot change the value of this property.
155. Cumulative pages stacked
     Shows the total number of logical pages that have printed and reached the output stacker of AFP and Ricoh PDF printers. The value includes the page count from the first time that the job printed, as well as page counts from any partial or full reprints of the job.
156. Cumulative sheets stacked
     Shows the total number of physical job sheets that have printed and reached the output stacker of the AFP or Ricoh PDF printer. The value includes the sheet count from the first time that the job printed, as well as sheet counts from any partial or full reprints of the job.
157. Current Page
     Shows the page number of the page that is currently printing on the assigned printer.
158. Current total pages
     Shows the total number of pages in the job. This value can be the same as the Total pages property if the entire job prints or it can be a subset of the job if a request is made to reprint separate pages or separate page ranges.
159. Current total sheets
     Shows the total number of physical sheets in the job. This value can be the same as the Total sheets property if the entire job prints or it can be a subset of the job if a request is made to reprint separate pages or separate page ranges.
160. Print complete time
     Shows the date and time when the printer finished printing the job successfully. If you print or process the job again, RICOH ProcessDirector updates this time. If the job stops before the last page prints for any reason, this value remains blank.
161. Form length (millimeters)
     Specifies the form length in millimeters.
162. Header page configuration file
     Specifies the path and name of the configuration file that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to create the content and format of the header page for the job. You can specify one of the configuration files for header pages that RICOH ProcessDirector provides, or specify a customized configuration file.
163. Header copies
     Specifies the number of copies of the job header page that RICOH ProcessDirector should print before it begins to print the job itself.
164. Header Media
     Specifies the media to use for header pages. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this property to schedule PDF jobs to the printer.
165. Reprinted unfinished pages
     Specifies how many pages were printed again after a paper jam on an AFP printer with RICOH TotalFlow Print Server. These pages were reprinted because they either had not exited the printer or they had not reached the jam recovery point set on the printer and the Reprint unfinished pages property was set to Yes on the Control Unit.
166. Spool ID
     Specifies the spool ID that RICOH ProcessDirector generates for the job before it sends the job to its printer driver component. You cannot change the value of this property.
167. Trailer page configuration file
     Specifies the path and name of the configuration file that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to create the content and format of the trailer page for the job. You can specify one of the configuration files for trailer pages that RICOH ProcessDirector provides, or specify a customized configuration file.
168. Trailer copies
     Specifies the number of copies of the job trailer page that RICOH ProcessDirector should print after the job prints.
169. Trailer Media
     Specifies the media to use for trailer pages. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this property to schedule PDF jobs to the printer.
170. Job priority
     Specifies the printing priority of the job.
171. Process group ID
     Specifies the number of the processing group, if any, to which the job belongs. The processing group keeps jobs together as they proceed through the RICOH ProcessDirector system.
172. Process group order
     Specifies the position of the job, if any, within a group of jobs. The Process group ID property identifies the group. You cannot change the value of this property.
173. Promoted
     Specifies whether the job has been promoted. Promoting a job makes it the highest priority job on the system when it enters its next processing step. It progresses through all of its remaining workflow phases and steps ahead of other jobs on the system. This occurs regardless of the values of the Job priority property for the other jobs. You cannot change the value of the Promoted property directly. You promote jobs using the Promote action.
174. Promotion time
     Specifies when the job was promoted. You cannot change the value of this property.
175. Punch
     Specifies how to punch the job. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this value to schedule the job to a printer with a finisher that can punch.
176. Reprint count
     Shows how many times a job has been reprocessed for printing.
177. Requested printer
     Specifies the name of the printer that was requested for the job. You can request a specific printer using the Schedule action or specify one in the workflow for the job. The printer request can also come through other methods, such as a job ticket or, if the AFP Support feature is installed, in JCL parameters for jobs that are transmitted from Download for z/OS or AFP Download Plus.
178. Transform resolution (dpi)
     For the RICOH Transform features, specifies the resolution of the full page of image output that the data transform program generates. Specify a value that is appropriate for the model of the printer that prints the job.
179. Restart steps
     Shows the phases and associated steps that you can select to start processing the job again.
180. Retention period
     Specifies the amount of time that RICOH ProcessDirector retains a job after it reaches the RetainCompletedJobs step in the Complete phase. The unit of time for the value can be minutes, hours, or days.
181. Retention start time
     Specifies when the retention period began for a job.
182. Job values file
     Specifies the full path and file name of a configuration file that is used to set property values. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
183. Preset name
     Specifies the name of the printer preset that this job requires. If your printer supports receiving a preset request with an AFP job, you can use this property to request a preset. The printer automatically switches to use the preset specified. If your printer does not support this function, you can use Preset name as a scheduling property.
184. Sheets stacked
     Shows the number of physical sheets that have printed, and that have reached the output stacker of the AFP or Ricoh PDF printer device. The AFP or Ricoh PDF printer reports this information to RICOH ProcessDirector. Because more than one page can print on a sheet, there might not be a 1:1 relationship between the number of pages and the number of sheets that have stacked.
185. File type to snapshot
     Specifies the usagetype and datatype of the spool file this step should find in the spool directory and copy for later use. The spool file is copied and renamed using the value of the Snapshot file descriptor as the usagetype.
186. Snapshot file descriptor
     The text that the step inserts in the file name between the job ID and the datatype when it saves the snapshot of the job file. This text replaces the current usagetype in the spool file name.
187. Source input device
     Shows the name of the input device for the job on the system where the job originated.
188. Input device type on source system
     Shows the type of the input device on the system where the job originated.
189. Root file path
     Specifies the directory location for all files in this job. You cannot change the value of this property.
190. Staple
     Specifies how to staple the job. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this value to schedule the job to a printer with a finisher that can staple.
191. Stapling required
     Shows whether this job or any of its page exceptions must be stapled. You cannot change the value of this property.
192. Current job state
     Shows the current processing state of the job. You cannot change the value of this property.
193. Current state
     Shows the state type for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value.
194. Current step
     Shows the name of the step that is processing the job within the current phase.
195. Stop when entering phase
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector stops a job when it enters the first step of a specific phase.
196. Time submitted
     Specifies the date and time when the input device created the job. You cannot change the value of this property.
197. System
     Shows the name of the primary server that holds the spool directory for the job.
198. Test job
     Specifies whether the job is a test job or a production job.
199. Total pages
     Shows the total number of logical pages in the job. There might not be a 1:1 relationship between the total number of logical pages and the total number of physical sheets, because more than one page can print on a sheet. This value is set by the CountPages step or from a setting in a control file that accompanies the job. You cannot change the value of this property.
200. Total sheets
     Shows the total number of physical sheets in the job. Because more than one page can print on a sheet, there might not be a 1:1 relationship between the total number of sheets and the total number of pages. This value is set by the CountPages step or by a setting in a control file when the job is received. You cannot change the value of this property.
201. Reason for wait status
     Identifies the condition that is preventing RICOH ProcessDirector from performing further processing on the job. You cannot change the value of this property.
202. Workflow to use
     Specifies what workflow to use to restart processing of one or more jobs.
203. Alternate ID
     Specifies an alternate ID for the workflow.
204. Created by
     Specifies the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector feature that created the workflow. You cannot change the value of this property. This property has no value if an authorized user created the workflow.
205. Description
     Describes the workflow. For example, it might describe the characteristics of the jobs that the workflow supports.
206. Enabled status
     Specifies whether the workflow is ready to process jobs.
207. Group name
     Specifies the name of the group the workflow belongs to.
208. Workflow name
     Specifies the name of the workflow.
209. Last modified
     The date and time that the workflow was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the workflow changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
210. Workflow location
     Specifies the location object associated with this workflow.
211. Modified by user
     Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this workflow. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the workflow changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
212. Owner
     Specifies the owner of the workflow.
213. Rule template to use
     Specifies the name of the rule that is assigned to the connector. You can assign a different rule to the connector by selecting it from the list of rules.
214. Source ID
     Specifies the relationship, if any, that the workflow has with a workflow that RICOH ProcessDirector or one of its features supplied.
215. Ordered list of steps
     Shows all of the steps that are currently defined for the workflow, and lists them in the order that they run. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value of this property when authorized users make changes to the steps that the workflow contains. You cannot change the value of this property.
216. Location description
     Describes the location. For example, the description might include the city name or the building name and floor where printers are located.
217. Location name
     Specifies the name of the location.
218. Last modified
     The date and time that the location was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the location changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
219. Modified by user
     Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this location. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the location changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
220. Device code page
     Specifies the code page that the LPD input device uses to read the contents of any files that accompany the print files, such as control files and list files. The input device converts those accompanying files into UTF-8 format; it does not convert print files to UTF-8. The Device code page value should match the code page that was used to create the accompanying files.
221. Media description
     Describes the characteristics of the media object.
222. General ID
     Specifies the general ID of the media as defined by the printer media catalog. You cannot change the value of this property.
223. Media name
     Specifies the name of the media.
224. Mapped system media
     Specifies the system media that you want to map to this printer media. When a job requests any of these system media, RICOH ProcessDirector sends the printer media information to the printer instead of the system media information.
225. Printer
     Specifies what printers to display media mappings for in the table.
226. Printer
     Specifies the name of the printer that this printer media is associated with. You can specify this property when you create the printer media but you cannot change it.
227. Product ID
     Specifies the product ID of the media. This property is used only with jobs sent to Ricoh PDF printers with a Data stream to send value of JDF/PDF. Some control units for Ricoh PDF printers can be configured to use product IDs to select media.
228. Input device source ID
     Specifies the ID of the source media.
229. Media height
     Specifies the height of the media in the selected units.
230. Media units
     The unit of measure for the Media height and Media width properties.
231. Media width
     Specifies the width of the media in the selected units.
232. Media color
     Specifies the color of the media.
233. Media type created by
     Specifies the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector feature that created the media type. You cannot change the value of this property. This property has no value if a user created the media type.
234. Media type description
     Describes the media type.
235. Media type details
     Specifies characteristics of the media that other media type properties do not define. For example, select Tabstock for media with tabs.
236. Media front coating
     Specifies what coating has been applied to the front side of the media, if any.
237. Media type name
     Specifies the name of the media type.
238. Media imagable side
     Specifies which side of the media printers can print on. For example, if the media is photo paper, printers can only print on the front side.
239. Last modified
     The date and time that the media was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the media changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
240. Modified by user
     Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this media. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the media changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
241. Media opacity
     Specifies how opaque the media is. Printers can make adjustments for different kinds of media.
242. Media is preprinted
     Specifies whether the media is a preprinted form.
243. Media is prepunched
     Specifies whether the media is prepunched. Prepunched media already has holes in it when it is loaded in the input tray, in contrast to media that is punched after printing because the Punch job property is Yes.
244. Media is recycled
     Specifies whether the media is made from recycled materials.
245. Media recycled percentage
     Specifies the percentage of the media that is made from recycled materials.
246. Media stock
     Specifies the type of stock for this media.
247. Media texture
     Specifies the texture of the media.
248. Media weight (gsm)
     Specifies the weight of the media in grams per square meter (gsm). 75 gsm is a typical value for media. 200 gsm is a typical value for thick or heavy media.
249. Output bin capacity
     The capacity of the output bin expressed in units defined by the Output bin unit property.
250. Output bin description
     The output bin description.
251. Output bin enabled on printer
     Indicates whether the output bin is ready on the corresponding printer.
252. Output bin has space remaining
     Indicates whether the output bin has space for more output. If there is no more space in the output bin, RICOH ProcessDirector stops sending jobs that are scheduled to output to this bin.
253. Output bin name
     Specifies the name of the output bin.
254. Output bin level
     The level of the output bin expressed in units defined by the Output bin unit property.
255. Output bin printer name
     Identifies the printer that the output bin belongs to.
256. Output bin unit
     The unit for reporting output bin level and capacity.
257. Connection status
     Specifies the current status of the output device.
258. Customer name
     Specifies the customer who is associated with this output device. RICOH ProcessDirector can use this customer name value to schedule a job with the same value for its Customer name property to the output device.
259. Output device description
     Describes the output device. For example, it might describe the type of jobs that can be sent to the output device.
260. Enabled status
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector can send files or schedule jobs to this output device.
261. Output device name
     Specifies the name of the output device.
262. Last modified
     The date and time when the output device was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the output device changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
263. Output device location
     Specifies the location object associated with this output device.
264. Modified by
     Specifies name of the user who made the last change to this output device. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the output device changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
265. Output device type
     Specifies the type of the output device to which the job is sent.
266. Code page
     Specifies the code page to use to write the contents of the files that are sent to the Printer command program for processing, such as the control file template. This code page is also used to read messages that the Printer command program writes to stderr and stdout, as well as other files that the program might create.
267. Printer command
     Specifies the command or script that is used to submit jobs to the Passthrough printer. The command can contain symbol notation.
268. Control file template
     Specifies the path and name of the control file template that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to map job properties to options of the printer command.
269. Merge banner pages into PDF print file
     Specifies whether or not header and trailer banner files are merged into the PDF print file or sent to the printer as separate files.
270. Valid return codes
     Lists return code values that the printer command can issue to indicate that the job printed successfully. If the printer command returns any value that this property does not specify, RICOH ProcessDirector moves the job to the Error state. Authorized users can specify multiple return code values.
271. Action list
     Specifies one or more actions that can be applied to a PDF file and JDF file before it is sent to the Ricoh PDF or Ricoh TotalFlow printer. Each action has one or more parameters, and each parameter has a value.
272. Community Name
     Specifies the name of the SNMP community to which the printer belongs. This name must match the SNMP community name set at the physical printer.
273. Current job number
     Specifies the job number of the job that is currently assigned to the printer.
274. Current job name
     Specifies the name of the job that is currently assigned to the printer.
275. Current job pages printed
     Shows the number of pages that have been printed for the job that is currently assigned to the printer.
276. % Printed
     Shows the current page that is printing for the job that is currently assigned to the printer, as a percentage of the total pages in the job.
277. Current Job total pages
     Specifies the total number of pages in the job that is currently assigned to the printer.
278. Last status message
     If the printer status is Disconnected or Needs attention, this value contains the most recent error or warning message received about the printer. Otherwise, it contains the most recent informational message received about the printer. You cannot change the value of this property.
279. Customer name
     Specifies the customer name that is assigned to the printer. RICOH ProcessDirector can use this customer name value to schedule a job with the same value for its Customer name property to the printer.
280. Printer description
     Describes the printer device. For example, it might describe the types of pre-processing equipment and post-processing equipment that are associated with the printer.
281. Enabled status
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector can schedule jobs to the printer. When authorized users use the RICOH ProcessDirector interface to enable or disable the printer, RICOH ProcessDirector updates the Enabled status property for the printer.
282. First PDF segment size
     Specifies the size, in pages, of the first PDF job segment that is sent to the printer. If the first segment is smaller than the other segments, the printer can start printing the first segment sooner because processing the segment requires less time. If you do not specify a value, the first segment is the same size as the other segments.
283. Folding capable
     Specifies whether the printer can fold pages in different ways depending on the job assigned.
284. Enable header pages
     Specifies whether the printer prints a header page at the beginning of each job.
285. Printer name
     Specifies the name of the printer. Authorized users initially define the printer name through the RICOH ProcessDirector administration interface.
286. Printer input tray
     Specifies the input tray of the printer.
287. Printer server
     Specifies the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector server that sends jobs to this printer. On Linux systems, the list for this property contains application and secondary servers that are currently enabled and connected to the primary server.
288. Job size supported
     Specifies the size of the jobs in sheets that RICOH ProcessDirector can schedule to the printer. >5000 and <10000 are examples of valid values. In the first example, RICOH ProcessDirector can schedule jobs that are greater than 5000 sheets to the printer. In the second example, RICOH ProcessDirector can schedule jobs that are less than 10000 sheets to the printer.
289. Printer language
     For AFP, PDF, and PCLOut printers, specifies what language the printer driver component uses when it returns messages to RICOH ProcessDirector. For Passthrough printers, specifies what language the program specified in the Printer command property should use when it returns messages to RICOH ProcessDirector.
290. Last modified
     The date and time that the printer was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the printer changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
291. Printer location
     Specifies the location object associated with this printer. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this value to schedule jobs that have the same value for to the Job location property to this printer.
292. Maximum concurrent jobs
     Specifies the maximum number of jobs that the printer driver component of RICOH ProcessDirector can control at the same time.
293. Media supported
     Specifies the media that the printer supports. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this property with the Media required job property to schedule jobs to the printer.
294. Media to use
     Specifies whether the media information sent to the printer for a job is system media or printer media.
295. Media ready
     Specifies the media currently ready in the printer.
296. Printer paper type
     Specifies the type of paper that the printer uses.
297. Printer model
     Specifies the model number of the printer. You can enter the model number when you create a printer. If you do not enter a model number, and if SNMP is enabled for the printer, SNMP returns the model number.
298. Modified by user
     Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this printer. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the printer changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
299. Output bins available
     Specifies the available output bins for the printer. RICOH ProcessDirector can use the available output bins to schedule a job with one of the output bins to the printer.
300. Perfect binding capable
     Specifies whether the printer can glue a cover onto the binding edge of paper.
301. Punch capable
     Specifies if the printer can punch. RICOH ProcessDirector can use the punch capability to schedule a job with punching set to the printer.
302. Printer connection retry count
     Specifies how many times RICOH ProcessDirector tries to connect to the printer after an earlier try fails. This property applies only to AFP, Ricoh PDF, and Custom PDF printers.
303. Retry interval
     Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector tries to connect to the printer if an earlier try fails. The unit of time for the value can be seconds, minutes, or hours. This property applies only to AFP, Ricoh PDF, and Custom PDF printers. You can specify a value from 0 seconds to 60 minutes.
304. Ring binding capable
     Specifies whether the printer can insert rings along the binding edge of paper.
305. Send blank sheets after last job
     Specifies the number of blank sheets to send to the printer after the last job that is queued to the printer prints. Use this value to make sure that all printed sheets are ejected from the printer after they are printed, so they can continue processing.
306. PDF segment size
     Specifies the size, in pages, of PDF job segments that are sent to the printer. Splitting large PDF jobs into segments optimizes printer production. If you do not specify a value, the job is not split into segments.
307. Serial number
     Contains the printer serial number, as returned by SNMP. You cannot change the value of this property.
308. Preset name
     Specifies the name of the preset currently loaded on this printer so you can use it as a scheduling property. This value does not update automatically; it must be updated manually when the preset on the printer changes.
309. SNMP Status
     Indicates whether SNMP is connected, disconnected, or disabled. You cannot change the value of this property.
310. SNMP password
     Specifies the SNMP authentication password for the SNMP user that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to the printer.
311. Authentication type
     Specifies the SNMP authentication protocol used on the printer.
312. Context Name
     Specifies the SNMP context name defined by the printer manufacturer.
313. Allow fallback
     Specifies whether to fall back to SNMP v1 if RICOH ProcessDirector fails to connect to the printer using SNMP v3.
314. Encryption type
     Specifies the SNMP privacy protocol.
315. Privacy password
     Specifies the SNMP privacy password.
316. Security level
     Specifies the security level for the SNMP version 3 connection.
317. SNMP User Name
     Specifies the SNMP user name that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to the printer.
318. SNMP version
     Specifies the version of SNMP that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to the printer.
319. Staple capable
     Specifies if the printer can staple. RICOH ProcessDirector can use the staple capability to schedule a job with stapling set to the printer.
320. Printer status
     Specifies the current status of the printer. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the RICOH ProcessDirector interface is refreshed. You cannot change the value of this property.
321. System
     Shows the name of the system where the printer is defined.
322. Printer TCP/IP address or host name
     Specifies either the network TCP/IP address or the host name of the printer. An example host name is printer5.ricoh.com.
323. Enable trailer pages
     Specifies whether the printer prints a trailer page at the end of each job.
324. Use SNMP
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector uses the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) to monitor the printer. Authorized users can specify this property.
325. Get tray information from printer
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector receives information from the printer about what media is loaded in trays.
326. Version
     Contains the printer version, as returned by SNMP. You cannot change the value of this property.
327. Pages
     Specifies the pages of the group to reprint or to jump to.
328. Step color
     Specifies the color of the step as it appears in the workflow builder.
329. Step description
     Describes the purpose of the step. For example, it might describe how the step processes a job.
330. Step name
     The name given to a step when it is added to a workflow.
331. Step identifier
     Specifies the internal name for this step. This value is derived from the name of the step.
332. Allow error override
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector can force the completion of the step after an error is reported in that step.
333. Modified by user
     Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this step. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the step changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
334. Step restart type
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector restarts job processing at this step when you use different types of actions.
335. Step template
     Specifies the name of the step template that was used to define the step. You cannot change the value of this property.
336. Step color
     Specifies the color of the step as it appears in the workflow editor.
337. Template created by
     Specifies the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector feature that created the step template.
338. Template description
     Describes the function of the step template. For example, it might describe the type of data-stream transform that the step program does.
339. Enabled status
     Specifies whether the step template is enabled. You can change the value of this property by using Disable and Enable on the RICOH ProcessDirector Step templates page of the Workflow tab.
340. Concurrent step limit
     Specifies where the limits are set for the number of steps created from the step template that can run at the same time. Setting a limit lets you tune your system for optimal performance of resource-intensive steps.
341. Template name
     Specifies the name for the step template.
342. Last modified
     The date and time that the step template was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the step template changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
343. Maximum active count
     Specifies how many occurrences of the steps that are created from this step template can run concurrently. The count is based on the number of a specified type of object in the RICOH ProcessDirector system.
344. Maximum active object type
     Specifies the type of RICOH ProcessDirector object to which the Maximum active count property for the step template applies.
345. Modified by user
     Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this step. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the step changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
346. Module type
     Specifies the type of function that the step template provides or the type of program used to implement it.
347. Selected servers
     Lists all of the restricted-usage servers and general-usage servers on which any steps can run. Select one or more servers where any steps that are created from the step template can run. For example, if the step template runs an external program that is available on only one server, select only that server.
348. Step template source ID
     Specifies the relationship, if any, that the step template has with a step template that RICOH ProcessDirector or one of its features supplied.
349. Servers to use
     Specifies which computers can run the steps created by the step template.
350. User description
     Describes the user. For example, the description might include the name of the user and any contact information.
351. Group membership
     Lists the names of the groups that the user belongs to. The groups determine which tasks users can do.
352. User name
     Specifies a RICOH ProcessDirector user ID.
353. Last Modified
     The date and time that the user was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the user changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
354. Locations to show
     Shows which locations are currently used to filter the user interface. Only objects from locations selected in this list are displayed.
355. Allowed locations
     Several objects such as jobs, printers, and input devices have a Location property. The Allowed locations property lets you specify which locations a user can access. The setting affects which objects the user can see in the user interface. The user can select which location to use to filter the user interface using the Locations to show property.
356. Modified by user
     Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this input device. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the input device changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
357. User password
     Specifies the password for the user.
358. Confirm new user password
     Specifies the password for the new user. The Confirm new user password value must match the New user password value.
359. Password last changed
     Specifies the date and time when the password was last changed.
360. New user password
     Specifies the password for the new user.
361. Device portlets on Main
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector displays objects in the Input Devices and Printers portlets on the Main page using a graphic or list view. If you have the Automated Verification or Inserter feature, the property also specifies how RICOH ProcessDirector displays objects in the Barcode Readers or Inserter Controllers portlet.
362. Start page
     Specifies which page RICOH ProcessDirector displays after you log in. When a new user is created, this control is not available until a Group membership value is selected.
363. Time format
     The Time Format field lets you select the format to use to display time information in the system.
364. Company name
     Specifies the name of your company.
365. Capture file
     Specifies the name of the capture file that is created when you capture system data. The data capture process creates a .zip file.
366. Data to capture
     Shows the amount of information that is included in the capture file.
367. Capture file directory
     Specifies the location on the primary computer where the data capture file is created.
368. Capture name
     Specifies the first part of the name under which the data capture file is saved. Use a word or short phrase that describes the issue, so the support team can easily identify what the capture file relates to.
369. Servers to capture data from
     Shows the server or servers that information is collected from when the capture file is created.
370. Support Ticket number
     Specifies the ticket number value associated with the capture data file.
371. Largest child job number
     Specifies the largest number that RICOH ProcessDirector can assign to the child portion of a job number. The format of a job number is ParentJobNumber.ChildJobNumber, such as 10002101.1, where 10002101 is the parent job number and 1 is the child job number.
372. Smallest child job number
     Specifies the smallest number that RICOH ProcessDirector can assign to the child portion of a job number. The format of a child job number is ParentJobNumber.ChildJobNumber, such as 10002101.1, where 10002101 is the parent job number and 1 is the child job number. RICOH ProcessDirector assigns the Smallest child job number to the first child job that belongs to a parent. This value is incremented by one for each subsequent child job belonging to the same parent job until RICOH ProcessDirector assigns the largest child job number, which is defined by the Largest child job number property.
373. Back up files before capture
     Shows whether trace files are copied to a temporary directory before they are added to the capture file.
374. Login inactivity timer (minutes)
     Specifies the number of minutes that RICOH ProcessDirector lets a user be inactive before that user is logged out of the system. The user is required to log in again to continue working.
375. Delete capture files from server
     If the Download capture file property is set to Yes, specifies whether the capture archive is deleted from the server after the file transfer is complete.
376. Download capture files from server
     Specifies if the capture archive should only be created on the server or should also be downloaded to the user's file system.
377. Export all objects
     Specifies whether the XML with all objects in the system should be included in the capture archive or not.
378. File system mapping file
     Specifies the full path name of a file that maps file paths to mount points on the RICOH ProcessDirector computer. RICOH ProcessDirector provides system_map.cfg as a sample file system mapping file. In Linux this file is located in the /aiw/aiw1/control_files/config directory.
379. Web server logging level
     Shows the level of tracing that is active for the Web server component of RICOH ProcessDirector. You can change this property without restarting the Web server.
380. Web server logging level
     Specifies the level of tracing that is active for the Web server component of RICOH ProcessDirector. You can change this property without restarting the Web server.
381. Issued within
     Specifies the length of time (days or hours) to apply to the log.
382. Clean up timing
     Specifies when the RemoveJobs step deletes job files. You can choose to have job files deleted as soon as they arrive in the step or wait until a time when the system is not as busy processing jobs.
383. Job identifier to use
     Specifies whether the job name or the job number is shown on the user interface.
384. Last data capture file
     Specifies the full path and name of the last data capture file created successfully. The data capture process creates a ZIP file that you can click on to download and transfer the diagnostic information onto your workstation. You cannot change the value of this property.
385. Last data capture completed
     The date and time that the data capture was most recently completed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the capture completes. You cannot change the value of this property.
386. Type
     Specifies the type of messages to display in the log.
387. Display message at login
     Specifies the message to display on the login screen for all users. Messages can consist of plain text and HTML.
388. Hosts allowed to submit LPD jobs
     Lists hosts that are allowed to submit jobs to LPD input devices using the LPD protocol. Separate host names or IP addresses with semicolons.
389. Smallest order number
     Specifies the smallest order number that RICOH ProcessDirector can assign to a order. RICOH ProcessDirector assigns this number to the first order it receives. For all of the orders that follow, the order number is incremented by one, until it reaches the value of the Largest order number property. After the largest order number is assigned, RICOH ProcessDirector returns to the value of the Smallest order number property and starts again.
390. Largest order number
     Specifies the largest order number that RICOH ProcessDirector can assign to an order. After RICOH ProcessDirector assigns the largest order number, it restarts numbering using the value of the Smallest order number property.
391. Largest job number
     Specifies the largest job number that RICOH ProcessDirector can assign to a job. After RICOH ProcessDirector assigns the largest job number, it restarts numbering using the value of the Smallest job number property.
392. Maximum password age before expiration
     Specifies the number of days passwords can be used until they expire. This value applies to all users in the RICOH ProcessDirector system.
393. Recycled content tolerance
     Specifies the acceptable variation in recycled content for a media object.
394. Size tolerance
     Specifies the acceptable variation in size for a media object.
395. Weight tolerance
     Specifies the acceptable variation in weight for a media object.
396. Smallest job number
     Specifies the smallest job number that RICOH ProcessDirector can assign to a job. RICOH ProcessDirector assigns this number to the first job it receives. For all of the jobs that follow, the job number is incremented by one, until it reaches the value of the Largest job number property. After the largest job number is assigned, RICOH ProcessDirector returns to the value of the Smallest job number property and starts again.
397. Multiple logins allowed
     Specifies whether the same user name can be logged into multiple sessions at the same time.
398. Color
     Specifies the color for the banner label and background color for most RICOH ProcessDirector pages.
399. Capture job data from Ricoh PDF printers
     Specifies whether to capture the job data that is sent from RICOH ProcessDirector to all Ricoh PDF printers.
400. Maximum resource-intensive step count
     Specifies how many resource-intensive steps the RICOH ProcessDirector system allows to run concurrently on the primary server.
401. Maximum step count for other steps
     Specifies how many non-resource-intensive steps the RICOH ProcessDirector system allows to run concurrently on the primary server.
402. Print progress bar
     Specifies whether the print progress bar is displayed in the Printers portlet.
403. Remember enabled status of printers
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector restores the state of enabled printers after a system shutdown.
404. Show job thumbnails
     Specifies whether thumbnail images are displayed for jobs in the Orders portlet.
405. Submit to
     Specifies whether the files uploaded through the portlet are submitted to an input device or a workflow for processing.
406. Accepts job submission
     Specifies whether users can submit jobs to this input device from the Submit Jobs portlet.
407. Accepts job submission
     Specifies whether users can submit jobs to this workflow from the Submit Jobs portlet.
408. Optimize viewer loading
     Helps you control the performance of the viewer when viewing jobs, especially jobs that have been processed by the IdentifyDocuments or IdentifyPDFDocuments step and that have very large DPF files.
409. Retention polling interval (minutes)
     Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector polls jobs that are retained on the system to determine if any further action is necessary. For example, RICOH ProcessDirector can delete jobs when their retention periods expire.
410. System identification
     Specifies which visual mechanisms to use to help distinguish one RICOH ProcessDirector system from another.
411. System identifier
     Specifies an alternate name, such as Test or Production, for the RICOH ProcessDirector system. You see the alternate name on the banner area of the user interface. An alternate name is useful if you have several systems with similar host names.
412. Custom trace level
     When the Custom option is selected for the Trace level property, shows the trace level that is active for the system. Software support provides the information that is entered in this field.
413. Maximum number of trace files
     Shows the maximum number of trace files that can be created on the system. If RICOH ProcessDirector reaches the maximum number of files and has to continue to collect data, it deletes the oldest file and replaces it with a new trace file.
414. Maximum trace file size
     Shows the upper size limit in kilobytes (KB) for trace files that the system creates. When a trace file reaches this limit, the system trace closes the file and creates a new trace file to continue collecting data.
415. Trace level
     Shows the level of tracing that is active on the system. Each level collects different information that software support can use to help diagnose problems. Choose the trace level based on advice from software support.
416. Account status
     Shows the current status of the user account.
417. Last login
     Specifies the date and time when the user last logged in.
418. Enforce password complexity rules
     Specifies whether all users must use complex passwords.
419. Login verification interval
     Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector checks whether each user is logged in. Use this setting with the Login inactivity timer to control how quickly the application changes to the log in page after a user is logged out due to inactivity.
420. Account inactivity period
     Specifies the number of days that RICOH ProcessDirector lets a user account be inactive before that user is locked out of the system.
421. Lockout duration
     Specifies the amount of time that RICOH ProcessDirector locks a user out of the system after the user exceeds the Account login threshold. The unit of time for the value can be minutes, hours, or days. Use the toggle control to the right of the property name to select the unit of time for the value.
422. Account lockout threshold
     Specifies the number of unsuccessful login or password change attempts that are allowed before the user is locked out.
423. Minimum password length
     Specifies the minimum number of characters required for a password.
424. Password reuse count
     Specifies how many times a user must enter a unique password before they can reuse an old password.
425. Authenticate with LDAP
     Specifies whether users can log in to RICOH ProcessDirector with a user ID that is defined in the existing Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
426. LDAP server
     Specifies either the network IP address or the fully-qualified host name of one or more LDAP servers and the port that the system uses for authentication.
427. Root distinguished name
     Specifies the distinguished name (DN) that is not limited by administrative limit restrictions or access control restrictions for the database.
428. LDAP security
     Specifies how RICOH ProcessDirector secures the connection to the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server.
429. User search base
     Tells the server which part of the external directory tree to search, relative to the root distinguished name (DN) in the LDAP URL.
430. User search filter
     Specifies the filter that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to determine if a distinguished name (DN) of the user exists in LDAP.
431. Manager distinguished name
     Specifies the full distinguished name (DN) of the user that binds to the LDAP server for user searches.
432. Manager distinguished name password
     Specifies the password for the user listed in the Manager distinguished name property.
433. Email attribute
     Specifies the LDAP attribute that RICOH ProcessDirector gets user email addresses from.
434. Group search base
     Specifies the branch of the LDAP external directory tree that RICOH ProcessDirector searches to identify the organizational unit (OU) that contains LDAP groups.
435. Group search filter
     Specifies the filter that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to determine if a group with the specified name exists within the LDAP group search base.
436. Group search member
     Specifies the LDAP attribute RICOH ProcessDirector uses to get the distinguished names of LDAP group members.
437. Synchronize with LDAP groups
     Specifies if RICOH ProcessDirector updates the product security group memberships for a user, based on the values for the Product to LDAP group mapping property and the LDAP group memberships of the user, each time the user logs in.
438. Product to LDAP group mapping
     Specifies the mapping of RICOH ProcessDirector groups to LDAP groups.
439. LDAP test user name
     Specifies the LDAP user name used to test the LDAP settings.
440. Logged in
     Specifies whether a user is logged in to RICOH ProcessDirector.
441. IP address of last login
     Specifies the IP address that was most recently used to log in to RICOH ProcessDirector.
442. Conditions
     Lets you define one or more conditions for a rule. Each condition consists of a job property, a comparison, and a value.
443. JDF job ID
     Shows the value of the job ID in the JDF job ticket received by RICOH ProcessDirector with the job. You cannot change this value.
444. JDF part ID
     Shows the value of the part ID for the job in the JDF job ticket received by RICOH ProcessDirector with the job. You cannot change this value.
445. Saved Filters
     Lets you select from the filters you previously saved to the Job table.
446. Files to ZIP
     Specifies a comma-separated list of files that a step based on the ZIPFiles step template copies to create a ZIP file.
447. Output file
     Specifies the full path and name of the output file created by a step based on the ZIPFiles step template.
448. Stop when no matching elements
     Specifies whether a step based on the CreateJobsFromXML step template puts a job in the error state when no elements match the XPath expression. The step uses the value of the XPath expression to create jobs property to search the XML file identified by the XML input file property.
449. XML input file
     Specifies the name of the XML file that a step based on the CreateJobsFromXML step template uses as input to create jobs. The step creates an XML file each time it finds an element in the XML input file that matches the XPath expression in the XPath expression to create jobs property. The step submits each XML file as a separate job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
450. Create as child job
     Specifies whether a step based on the CreateJobsFromXML step template creates child jobs or independent jobs from the original job.
451. Workflow for new jobs
     Specifies the workflow that a step based on the CreateJobsFromXML step template submits new XML jobs to.
452. XPath expression to create jobs
     Specifies an XPath expression that identifies an element. Each time a step based on the CreateJobsFromXML step template finds a matching element in the XML input file, it creates an XML file. The step submits each new XML file as a job to the workflow set by the Workflow for new jobs property.
453. Name for new jobs
     Specifies the value to use for the Name property of jobs created by this step.
454. JSON input file
     Specifies the JSON file to be converted into XML format. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
455. XML output file
     Specifies the location and name of the XML file created by the step.
456. Credential description
     The description of the credential.
457. Last modified
     The date and time the credential was last changed. This value is updated whenever the credential changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
458. Modified by
     The name of the person who last changed the credential. You cannot change the value of this property.
459. Credential name
     The name of the credential.
460. Private RSA key
     The private RSA key for the user name associated with this credential object. The user name and the private RSA key are used to authenticate with the remote SFTP server.
461. User name
     The user name that authenticates with the system that uses this credential; for example, an SFTP server.
462. User name
     The user name that authenticates with the system that uses this credential; for example, an SFTP server.
463. User password
     The password that authenticates with the system that uses this credential; for example, an SFTP server.
464. Custom PDF Printer Server
     Select the printer server where you want to define a Custom PDF printer device. Click Import file and the Ricoh Printer Connector page opens in a new browser tab. When you complete the import, RICOH ProcessDirector installs the custom printer definition file and copies it to the server you selected.
465. Custom printer type
     Specifies the type of printer to define as a Custom PDF printer device. Enter the name of a custom printer definition file, without the file extension.
466. Display criteria
     Lets you define one or more conditions to use to determine which objects are displayed in the portlet. Each condition consists of a property, a comparison, and a value.
467. Description
     Describes the custom portlet. For example, it might explain what information is displayed in the portlet.
468. Concurrent floating windows
     Lets you select whether more than one floating window can be opened from this custom portlet at the same time.
469. Details View
     Shows how drill-down information about the objects in the custom portlet are displayed.
470. Floating window position
     Lets you save details about the last position and size of your floating window.
471. Last modified
     The date and time when the custom portlet was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the custom portlet changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
472. Property for columns
     Specifies the property used to define the columns in a matrix portlet.
473. Property for rows
     Specifies the property used to define the rows in a matrix portlet.
474. Show totals row
     Controls whether the matrix portlet includes a row that displays the sum of each column.
475. Modified by
     The name of the person who last changed the custom portlet. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the custom portlet changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
476. Name
     Specifies the name of the custom portlet.
477. Indicator name
     Specifies the label to display for the collection of data shown in this section of the portlet. The indicator includes the numeric value of the Property to measure.
478. Property to measure
     Specifies the property whose value is the primary content of the portlet.
479. Object type
     Specifies the type of RICOH ProcessDirector object that you want to display in the custom portlet.
480. Column properties
     Specifies which properties to use as columns in the tree portlet.
481. Row properties
     Specifies the properties to use for each level of the hierarchy. Use the plus and minus buttons to add rows to the hierarchy.
482. Include document property
     Specify if a document property is defined as a database property or a limited property. Limited properties are only stored in the document properties file (DPF). Database properties are stored in both the DPF file and the properties database.
483. Administrator access
     Specifies the access that members of the Administrator group have for this property.
484. Monitor access
     Specifies the access that members of the Monitor group have for this property.
485. Operator access
     Specifies the access that members of the Operator group have for this property.
486. Supervisor access
     Specifies the access that members of the Supervisor group have for this property.
487. Add to table
     Specifies if this property can be added as a column in the Jobs table for job properties or Documents table for document properties.
488. Data Type
     Specifies a type of information that is stored in this custom property.
489. Maximum length
     When the Data type is set to String, specifies how long the value for the custom property can be.
490. Description
     Describes the custom property. For example, it might include the characteristics of the custom property. The description displays when you click the field help icon for the property in the property notebook.
491. Database name
     A unique identifier for this custom property to be used when the property is stored in the database and DPF file.
492. Field name
     Specifies the name used for this property in table headers, property notebooks, and other places in RICOH ProcessDirector.
493. Last modified
     The date and time when the custom property was last modified. You cannot change the value of this property.
494. Modified by
     The name of the user who made the last change to this custom property. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the custom property changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
495. Property notebook tab
     Specifies the property notebook tab where this property appears.
496. Accepted Value Range
     Specifies the minimum and maximum values that can be used for this property.
497. Accepted Value Range
     Specifies the minimum and maximum integer values that can be used for this property.
498. URL for download file
     Specifies the URL of the file to download.
499. Path to downloaded file
     Specifies the file name and location where RICOH ProcessDirector saves the file.
500. Use proxy server
     Specifies whether the DownloadFile step uses a proxy server to resolve the URL of the file to be downloaded.
501. SMTP server type
     Specifies whether you want this step to use the system default email server or an alternate email server.
502. Page range to send
     Shows a numeric string that describes which pages in the current job are extracted, made into a separate file, and attached to the email.
503. Page range data stream
     Specifies the data stream of the page range file that the step creates using the pages indicated in the Page range to send property.
504. Secure connection
     Specifies whether the connection with the mail server should use SSL or TLS security. The SMTP server must support SSL or TLS connections for this property to function.
505. Blind copy address
     One or more email addresses to send a blind copy of the email to. This value is used in the BCC: field of the email.
506. Copy address
     One or more email addresses to send a copy of the email to. This value is used in the CC: field of the email.
507. Recipient address
     One or more email addresses to send the job to. This value is used in the To: field of the email.
508. Message
     Specifies the message to include in the body of the email. Messages can consist of plain text, HTML, and embedded images.
509. Sender address
     The email address used in the From: field of the email.
510. Subject line
     Specifies the text to include in the subject line of the email.
511. Attachments
     Specifies the full paths to one or more files that should be attached to the email and sent to the recipients. You can attach the current print file, log files, or any other files that the primary server can access.
512. Attach ZIP file
     Specifies whether the file or files should be packaged as a ZIP file before they are attached to the email.
513. Alternate SMTP server
     Specifies either the network IP address or the fully-qualified host name of the SMTP server that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to send emails when the SMTP server type property on a job step is set to Alternate.
514. Alternate SMTP password
     Specifies the password that the primary server uses to log in to the alternate SMTP Server.
515. Alternate SMTP port
     Specifies TCP/IP port that the alternate SMTP server uses.
516. Alternate SMTP SSL port
     If the mail server uses SSL security, specifies the TCP/IP port that the SSL connection uses.
517. Alternate SMTP TLS port
     If the alternate mail server uses TLS security, specifies the TCP/IP port that the TLS connection uses.
518. Alternate SMTP user name
     Specifies the user name that the primary server uses to log in to the alternate SMTP Server.
519. Email SSL port
     If the default SMTP server uses SSL security, specifies the TCP/IP port that the SSL connection uses.
520. Email TLS Port
     If the default SMTP server uses TLS security, specifies the TCP/IP port that the TLS connection uses.
521. SMTP password
     Specifies the password that the primary server uses to log in to the default SMTP Server.
522. SMTP port
     Specifies TCP/IP port that the default SMTP server uses.
523. SMTP server
     Specifies either the network IP address or the fully-qualified host name of the default SMTP server that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to send email.
524. SMTP user name
     Specifies the user name that the primary server uses to log in to the default SMTP Server.
525. Action list
     Specifies one or more actions that a step based on the EnhancePDF step template uses to manipulate or evaluate a PDF file. Each action has one or more parameters, and each parameter has a value.
526. Decrypted PDF file
     Specifies the full path and symbolic name that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to save the decrypted PDF file.
527. Owner password
     Specifies the password for the owner of the encrypted PDF file. If you received encrypted PDF files for security reasons, you can use this password to decrypt them. You receive this password from the person who sent the PDF file.
528. Encrypted PDF file
     Specifies the full path or symbolic name that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to save the encrypted PDF file.
529. PDF orientation
     Specifies the orientation to be used to print the job.
530. Owner password
     Specifies the password for the owner of the encrypted PDF file created by the EncryptPDF step.
531. Password-protected actions
     Specifies which actions on a file encrypted with the EncryptPDF step are protected with a password.
532. User password
     Specifies a password that can be used to read a file encrypted by the EncryptPDF step.
533. PDF results check
     Shows whether the content of a PDF file meets PDF specifications. To check the content, you add a step based on the EnhancePDF step template to your workflow. In the step, specify the CheckPDF action with the -RPDproperty set to Job.PDFCheckResult.
534. Search for documents
     Specifies the search method used to find documents.
535. Action
     Specifies the action to apply to the documents that match the values specified in the Insert sequence range, Values list, or Scanned barcodes property.
536. Insert sequence range
     Enter a numeric string that describes a set of insert sequence numbers. Use this method to find documents using a range or set of values for the Insert sequence property.
537. Non-process runout operation
     Lets you do a non-process runout (NPRO) operation before the job resumes printing. An NPRO causes the printer to advance the paper until it stacks the last printed page.
538. Resume location
     Specifies where in the job to restart printing.
539. Action
     Specifies the workflow used to process the Preview print job.
540. Part to print
     Specifies whether to reprint all the pages, specific pages and page ranges, or groups of pages that have been identified as documents.
541. Barcode format to use
     Specifies the barcode format that describes the layout of properties in the barcode that you are scanning on the documents.
542. Add objects by type
     Select the type of object you want to export. A window opens where you can select specific objects to export and add them to the export list. You can select as many object types as you need to, one at a time.
543. Criteria
     Lets you define one or more conditions to use to filter the list. Each condition consists of a property, a comparison, and a value.
544. Custom conditions
     Specifies how to combine the conditions when you choose Custom. You can use AND, OR, and parentheses to specify different combinations of conditions. Use the numbers to the left of each condition to represent the condition.
545. Display when
     Specifies how the conditions that you define are combined.
546. Send media name in job ticket
     Specifies whether the media name set on the Media property for the job is sent to the Ricoh PDF printer in the JDF job ticket. When the media name is sent, the Ricoh PDF printer can select the media for printing a job based on the media name.
547. Virtual Printer name
     Specifies the name of the virtual printer as defined on the printer object.
548. Banner page input tray
     Specifies the printer’s input tray that holds the paper for header and trailer pages.
549. Job status polling interval
     Defines how frequently the Ricoh PDF or Custom PDF printer requests updates about the status of a job. The unit of time for the value can be seconds, minutes, or hours. You can specify a value from 0 seconds to 24 hours.
550. Merge banner pages into PDF print file
     Specifies whether header and trailer banner files are merged into the PDF print file or sent to the printer as separate files.
551. Test printer
     Specifies whether the printer simulates the processing done by a Ricoh PDF printer or actually sends jobs to the printer when they arrive in the PrintJobs step.
552. Printer credential
     Specifies the Password credential that holds the user ID and password that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to this printer.
553. Data stream to send
     Specifies the type of files that are transmitted to the Ricoh PDF printer.
554. Printer port
     Specifies the communications port for the printer device. This value must match the port number that is configured on the printer.
555. Type of printer
     Specifies the printer type. The list for this property shows the list of printers that can be connected to RICOH ProcessDirector as Ricoh PDF printers.
556. Submit to queue
     Specifies whether the job is submitted to the Print queue or the Hold queue on the DFE.
557. URL of the Ricoh TotalFlow printer
     Specifies the address that JMF uses to communicate with the printer. Consult your printer documentation for the proper URL to specify for submission using the JMF protocol.
558. Apply any or all of the following conditions
     Specifies how the conditions for a notification object are combined.
559. Blind copy address
     One or more email addresses to send a blind copy of the notification email to. This value is used in the BCC: field of the email.
560. Copy address
     One or more email addresses to send a copy of the notification email to. This value is used in the CC: field of the email.
561. Conditions
     Lets you define one or more conditions for a notification object. Conditions limit the notifications that are generated for the specified event. Each condition consists of an object property, a comparison, and a value.
562. Notify when
     Specifies how the conditions for a notification object are combined.
563. Notification description
     The description might indicate when a notification is sent. For example, the description might say: "Email second shift operators if any printer is disabled after midnight."
564. Message
     Specifies the message to include in the body of the notification email. Messages can consist of plain text, HTML, and embedded images.
565. Subject line
     Specifies the text to include in the subject line of the notification email.
566. Enabled status
     Specifies whether this notification object can send a notification.
567. Event
     Lets you define one or more properties to monitor for a notification object. Each event consists of an object property, an action, and optionally a value.
568. Event type
     Specifies the type of object to be monitored for notification. You can only use one type of Event type for each notification object.
569. Notification name
     Specifies the name of the notification object.
570. Conditions
     Lets you define one or more conditions for a notification object. Conditions limit the notifications that are generated for the specified event. Each condition consists of an object property, a comparison, and a value.
571. Last modified
     The date and time that the notification was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the notification changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
572. Secure connection
     Specifies whether the connection with the mail server should use SSL or TLS security for sending notification emails. The SMTP server must support SSL or TLS connections for this property to function.
573. Attach log
     Specifies whether the input device, job or printer log is attached to the notification email when a certain input device, job or printer event occurs, providing more information to the email recipients.
574. Notification limit
     Lets you specify how many notifications can be sent within a period of time. For example, if you specify 10 messages within 2 hours, a timer starts after the first notification is sent. If nine more notifications are sent in the next 30 minutes, no more notifications are sent until the timer reaches the 2 hour limit.
575. Recipient address
     One or more email addresses to send the notification to. This value is used in the To: field of the email.
576. Notification method
     Specifies the type of notification that is generated.
577. Email address
     Specifies the email address for the user.
578. Sender email address
     The email address used in the From: field for all notification emails.
579. Relationship type
     Specifies how a group of jobs is related.
580. Order number
     A unique number that identifies the order to which the job belongs.
581. Copies
     Specifies the default number of copies set in the Job copies requested property for each job in of the order.
582. Customer
     Specifies the customer, customer ID, or account number associated with this order.
583. Description
     Describes the order. For example, it might describe any special handling requirements for jobs included in the order.
584. Due date
     Specifies the due date for the order.
585. Time zone
     Specifies the time zone to use for the updated due date for the order.
586. Order number
     A unique number that identifies the order in RICOH ProcessDirector.
587. Location
     Specifies the name of the location object for this order. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this value to schedule the jobs in the order to printers that have the same value for their Printer location properties.
588. Order name
     Specifies the name used to identify the order.
589. Order priority
     Specifies the printing priority of the order.
590. Received
     Specifies the date on which the order is created and registered in the system.
591. External order reference
     Specifies the original order number assigned by the software that created the order. Include this value so you can map your tracking numbers to RICOH ProcessDirector orders.
592. Current state
     Shows the current processing state of the order. You cannot change the value of this property.
593. Order input file
     Specifies the name of the XML file that contains the properties of one or more orders and the jobs inside them. This file could be generated by an order system.
594. Order property mapping
     Specifies the property mapping object that the CreateOrdersFromFile step uses to interpret the order mapping file.
595. Workflow for jobs
     Specifies the workflow that processes jobs created in the CreateOrdersFromFile step.
596. Create as child jobs
     Specifies whether the CreateOrdersFromFile step creates child jobs or independent jobs from the original job.
597. Sample order XML file
     Specifies the full path and name of a sample XML file generated or exported from your ordering system. Try to generate a file that contains all the types of orders and jobs that you process, so the file includes as many potential XML elements (XPath expressions) as possible.
598. Order and job identifiers
     Identifies the elements in the sample file that signal the beginning of the XML block that represents an order or job. You must set values for both fields.
599. Property mapping
     Lets you map XML elements to job or order properties. The CreateOrdersFromFile step uses these mappings to set order and job property values from the information in the XML file received from the ordering system.
600. Time format
     Lets you select the timestamp format used in the sample order XML file for elements that are mapped to order and job properties.
601. Assigned output device
     Displays the name of the output device that received the job. You cannot change the value of this property.
602. Files to send
     Specifies one or more files to send to the output device.
603. Requested output device name
     Specifies the name of the preferred output device for the job.
604. Custom 1
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
605. Custom 2
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
606. Custom 3
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
607. Custom 4
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
608. Custom 5
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
609. Custom 6
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
610. Custom 7
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
611. Custom 8
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
612. Custom 9
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
613. Custom 10
     Contains information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
614. Custom number 1
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
615. Custom number 2
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
616. Custom number 3
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
617. Custom number 4
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
618. Custom number 5
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
619. Custom integer 1
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
620. Custom integer 2
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
621. Custom integer 3
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
622. Custom integer 4
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
623. Custom integer 5
     Contains numeric information about the job that is not included in other properties because it is specific to your company or your processes.
624. Finisher order
     For 2-up printing, specifies whether to place the content on the left page first and then the right, or on the right page first and then the left. Choose the value that corresponds to how your finishing equipment, such as a cutter or folder, expects the pages to be ordered in the job.
625. N-Up
     Specifies how many pages print side by side on the same sheet.
626. Leading edge into finisher
     Specifies which edge of the print job will enter the finisher first.
627. Additional page rotation
     Specifies whether to change the print orientation of the pages in the job beyond any rotation added by the Leading edge into finisher property.
628. Page exceptions file
     Specifies the full path or symbolic name of the file that the step creates. The file contains the page exceptions for the job that were specified in the JDF file or added by editing the job properties.
629. Proxy server 1 password
     Specifies the password that the primary server uses to log in to proxy server 1.
630. Proxy server 2 password
     Specifies the password that the primary server uses to log in to proxy server 2.
631. Proxy server 1 port
     Specifies TCP/IP port that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to communicate with proxy server 1.
632. Proxy server 2 port
     Specifies TCP/IP port that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to communicate with proxy server 2.
633. Proxy server 1
     Specifies either the network IP address or the fully qualified host name of proxy server 1. RICOH ProcessDirector uses a proxy server to connect to external web sites.
634. Proxy server 2
     Specifies either the network IP address or the fully qualified host name of proxy server 2. RICOH ProcessDirector uses a proxy server to connect to external web sites.
635. Proxy server 1 user
     Specifies the user name that RICOH ProcessDirector uses when proxy server 1 connects to an external web site.
636. Proxy server 2 user
     Specifies the user name that RICOH ProcessDirector uses when proxy server 2 connects to an external web site.
637. Output format
     Generally used to specify whether the first page or the last page of a job prints first. The value can also indicate whether the job needs to be transformed to a different data stream before it is printed. The system uses Output format to schedule a job to a printer that has the same value for its Output format property. The Output format for a job can be set by a workflow.
638. Output format
     Specifies whether the printer is set up to print the first page or the last page of a job first, usually based on finishing or other post-processing requirements. The value can also indicate that the job must be transformed to a different datastream before it can be printed. The system uses Output format to schedule jobs to the printer when the jobs have the same value for their Output format property.
639. Default Main page view
     Specifies which saved view is used as the default view for all users in this group.
640. Created by
     Specifies the user name of the user who created the saved view.
641. Last modified
     The last date and time that changes were made to the saved view.
642. Modified by
     The name of the user who made the last change to this saved view. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the saved view changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
643. Name
     Specifies the name of the saved view.
644. Visibility
     Specifies whether the saved view can be used by all users or only the user who created it.
645. Delete source files
     Specifies whether to delete the files from the source server after they are transferred.
646. SFTP RSA key entry
     Specifies the public key entry used when connecting to the SFTP server.
647. Credential
     Specifies the credential to use when authenticating with the SFTP server.
648. SFTP server
     Specifies the IP address or hostname of the SFTP server.
649. SFTP source directory
     Specifies the directory to poll for files to copy. When retrieving files with a PullFromSFTP step, this is a directory on the SFTP server. When sending files with a PushToSFTP step, this is a directory on the RICOH ProcessDirector server.
650. SFTP source file pattern
     Specifies a regular expression pattern used to identify the files to copy from the source server, starting in the SFTP source directory. The file pattern can include capturing groups, which are regular expression groups within parentheses. The pattern can then be used by the SFTP target file pattern property to reference the captured groups.
651. SFTP target directory
     Specifies the directory to which matching files will be copied from the source server. When retrieving files with a PullFromSFTP step, this is a directory on the RICOH ProcessDirector server. When sending files with a PushToSFTP step, this is a directory on the SFTP server.
652. SFTP target file pattern
     Specifies the target file name to use when copying files matching the SFTP source file pattern property from the SFTP server. The SFTP target file pattern property value can include $[1], $[2], $[3], ... to reference the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, ... captured groups from the SFTP source file pattern property. Captured groups in the SFTP source file pattern property are identified with parentheses.
653. SFTP address or hostname
     The IP address or hostname of the SFTP server.
654. Credential
     Specifies the credential that will be used to authenticate with the SFTP server.
655. SFTP user
     The user name on the SFTP server.
656. SFTP password
     The user password on the SFTP server.
657. SFTP source directory
     The directory on the SFTP server to poll for files.
658. SFTP source file pattern
     A regular expression pattern used to identify the files to copy from the SFTP server, starting in the SFTP source directory. The file pattern can include capturing groups, which are regular expression groups within parentheses. The pattern can then be used by the SFTP target file pattern property to reference the captured groups.
659. SFTP target file pattern
     Specifies the target file name to use when copying files matching the SFTP source file pattern property from the SFTP server. The SFTP target file pattern property value can include $[1], $[2], $[3], ... to reference the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, ... captured groups from the SFTP source file pattern property. Captured groups in the SFTP source file pattern property are identified with parentheses.
660. Delete source files
     Specifies whether to delete the files from the SFTP server after they are transferred.
661. Completion method
     Specifies how the SFTP input device determines that file transmission is complete for an input file.
662. SFTP RSA key entry
     Specifies the public key entry used when connecting to the SFTP server.
663. Color
     Specifies the color of the step chain as it appears in the workflow.
664. Step chain description
     Describes the function of the step chain. For example, the step chain may include steps to call a series of programs that provide accounting information so you could enter Accounting as the description for the step chain.
665. Step chain name
     Specifies the name for the step chain.
666. Last modified
     The date and time that the step chain was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the step chain changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
667. Modified by user
     Specifies the name of the user who made the last change to this step chain. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the step chain changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
668. Owner
     Specifies the owner of the step chain. You can change this value.
669. Step chain usage
     Specifies what the group of steps in the step chain are used for. If you set up conventions for Usage values, you can sort the column on the Step chains table to find step chains with the same Usage value.
670. Step resource name
     Specifies the name of the step resource. A step resource identifies a file that is used by a step for its processing.
671. Description
     Specifies the description of the step resource.
672. File name
     Specifies the name of the file that is uploaded to be used as a step resource. Click the folder icon to upload a file.
673. Last modified
     The last date and time that changes were made to any of the properties in this step resource.
674. Black ink usage
     Shows the amount of black ink, in milliliters, used to print the job on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
675. Cumulative black ink usage
     Shows the amount of black ink, in milliliters, used to print the job and any reprints on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
676. Cumulative cyan ink usage
     Shows the amount of cyan ink, in milliliters, used to print the job and any reprints on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
677. Cumulative highlight ink usage
     Shows the amount of highlight ink (or spot color ink), in milliliters, used to print the job and any reprints on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
678. Cumulative magenta ink usage
     Shows the amount of magenta ink, in milliliters, used to print the job and any reprints on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
679. Cumulative MICR ink usage
     Shows the amount of MICR (magnetic ink character recognition) ink, in milliliters, used to print the job and any reprints on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
680. Cumulative protector coat usage
     Shows the amount of protector coat, in milliliters, used to print the job and any reprints on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
681. Cumulative yellow ink usage
     Shows the amount of yellow ink, in milliliters, used to print the job and any reprints on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
682. Cyan ink usage
     Shows the amount of cyan ink, in milliliters, used to print the job on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
683. Highlight ink usage
     Shows the amount of highlight ink (or spot color ink), in milliliters, used to print the job on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
684. Magenta ink usage
     Shows the amount of magenta ink, in milliliters, used to print the job on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
685. MICR ink usage
     Shows the amount of MICR (magnetic ink character recognition) ink, in milliliters, used to print the job on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
686. Protector coat usage
     Shows the amount of protector coat, in milliliters, used to print the job on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
687. Yellow ink usage
     Shows the amount of yellow ink, in milliliters, used to print the job on a Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
688. File to check
     Specifies the full path and name of the JSON or XML file that a step based on the CheckFileStructure step validates by checking the file syntax. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
689. File format
     Specifies the format of the file that a step based on the CheckFileStructure step template validates.
690. Wait for
     Specifies the amount of time the job waits before moving to the next step.
691. Wait until
     Specifies the specific time when the job moves to the next step.
692. Time zone
     Specifies the time zone to use with the Wait until property.
693. Wait step ends
     Shows the date and time when the waiting period ends and the job moves to the next step.
694. Complete step after
     When values are set for both the Wait until and the Wait for properties, this property specifies whether the Wait step completes when the earlier or later of the two times is reached.
695. Destination file type
     Specifies the destination file type.
696. Destination file usage
     Specifies the role of the destination file.
697. Child job name
     Specifies the name of the child job.
698. Child workflow
     Specifies the workflow to use for the child job.
699. First source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
700. Second source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
701. Third source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
702. Fourth source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
703. Fifth source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
704. Sixth source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
705. Seventh source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
706. Eighth source file
     Specifies the full path and name of the input file used to create the job. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
707. Failure message
     Specifies the customizable message written to the job log when the job encounters an error.
708. Input file
     Specifies the full path and name of a file that provides input, such as XML, to a step based on the ApplyXSLTransform step template. The step converts the input into another format. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
709. Output file
     Specifies the full path and name of the output file created by a step based on the ApplyXSLTransform step template.
710. XSLT style sheet file
     Specifies the full path and name of a file that contains an Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) style sheet. A step based on the ApplyXSLTransform step template uses the style sheet to convert a file in one format into another format. For example, the step can convert XML into a text file containing RICOH ProcessDirector job or document properties. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
711. Cycle ID
     Specifies the production cycle unique identifier.
712. Cycle Date
     Specifies the job cycle date.
713. Issue Date
     Specifies the issue or billing date and time for this job.
714. Client ID
     Specifies the unique identifier of the client.
715. Application Type
     Specifies the application to which documents in this job are assigned.
716. Application Sub-type
     Specifies the application sub-type to which documents in this job are assigned.
717. Application ID
     Specifies the application unique identifier for this job.
718. Workflow Type
     Specifies the workflow to which documents in this job are assigned.
719. Document Type
     Specifies the type for all documents in this job.
720. Document Sub-Type
     Specifies the sub-type of all documents in this job.
721. Fold Type
     Specifies the fold type for this job.
722. Delivery Method
     Specifies the delivery method for this job.
723. Line of Business
     Specifies the line of business for this job.
724. Company name
     Specifies the company name for this job.
725. Company ID
     Specifies the company unique identifier for this job.
726. Due date
     Specifies the due date and time for this job.
727. Client name
     Specifies the client name.
728. Platform
     Specifies the platform used by this job.
729. Portfolio
     Specifies the job portfolio that groups multiple jobs.
730. Printer command
     Specifies the command that is used to submit jobs to the printer. The command must not contain symbols, but it can contain command options with hard-coded values. For example, this command prints a job on the PCLOut printer with an IP address of printer_IP_address and a print queue of PASS and assigns it to class A:
731. Printer output data stream
     Specifies the data stream that the AFP input data stream is converted into before it is sent to the printer. Valid values are:
732. Enable accounting exit
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector calls an accounting exit program to collect data used for job accounting.
733. Accounting exit program
     Specifies the name of an accounting exit program to collect data used for job accounting.
734. Banner page type
     Specifies the type of header, trailer, and separator sheets that print for jobs.
735. Force new CSE sheet on jog
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector should insert a blank sheet between copies or copy groups when jogging. This property is only used when the Cut Sheet Emulation property is set to Yes.
736. Force new CSE sheet at end of job
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector should eject the last sheet at the end of each job, forcing the job through the paper path after the last sheet is printed. This property also ensures that each job starts on a new sheet. This property is only used when the Cut Sheet Emulation property is set to Yes.
737. Duplex
     Specifies the type of duplexed printing that the printer does if no other duplex information is received for the job. Duplexed jobs print on both sides of the paper.
738. Font fidelity
     Specifies whether the printer continues printing the job when it cannot locate a font that the job requires.
739. Font resolution
     Specifies the resolution of the AFP fonts that the printer uses.
740. Override MICR setting
     Specifies whether or not jobs that request magnetic ink character recognition (MICR) fonts should be sent to a printer that is not enabled for MICR printing.
741. Header page form definition
     Specifies the name of the AFP form definition that the printer uses when it prints the header page for the job. The form definition controls the placement of data on the header page. It also defines other formatting information, such as a bin number for the printer device. For example, with cut-sheet printers, the header page can print on paper that is a different color than the paper color for the job.
742. Header page exit program
     Specifies the path to, and the name of the exit program that generates the header page for the job. Authorized users can specify a value that is up to 255 characters (bytes). The default exit program is jobsheetexit.header.
743. Interrupt message page form definition
     Identifies the form definition to use when formatting interrupt message pages.
744. Inactivity timer (seconds)
     Specifies the number of seconds that the printer driver component of RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the connection to an idle printer. While the connection is active, no other applications can access the printer.
745. Enable input data exit
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector calls an input data exit program before it prints the job. The input data exit program can process every record in the AFP file that prints.
746. Input data exit program
     Specifies the path and the name of the input data exit program. Input data exit programs can process every record in an AFP file before the file prints.
747. Interrupt message page
     Specifies whether an interrupt message page prints if the printer receives an interrupt request for the job. Job interruptions include actions such as stopping, canceling, or repositioning within the job using the Jump to action. Stopping a printer does not cause an interrupt message page to print.
748. Enable job completion exit
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector calls a job completion exit program after it prints the job. The job completion exit program can process every record in the AFP file after it prints.
749. Job completion exit program
     Specifies the path to and the name of the job completion exit program. Job completion exit programs can process every record in an AFP file after the file prints.
750. Save messages in log
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector saves messages, such as data stream errors, in a log or prints them with the job.
751. Maximum presentation objects
     Specifies the maximum number of AFP presentation object containers that the printer should retain in memory between jobs. Authorized users can specify this property.
752. Maximum number of fonts
     Specifies the maximum number of AFP fonts that the printer should retain in memory between jobs. Authorized users can specify this property.
753. Maximum number of overlays
     Specifies the maximum number of AFP overlays that the printer should retain in memory between jobs. Authorized users can specify this property.
754. Maximum number of page segments
     Specifies the maximum number of AFP page segments that the printer should retain in memory between jobs. Authorized users can specify this property.
755. Message page font type
     Specifies the font that the printer uses to print any message pages for jobs.
756. Message page form definition
     Specifies the form definition that the printer uses to print any message pages for jobs. The form definition controls the placement of data on the message page. It also defines other formatting information, such as the bin number for the printer device. For example, with cut-sheet printers, the message page can print on paper that is a different color than the paper color for the job. Authorized users can specify a different form definition if needed.
757. IPDS printer connection timer (seconds)
     Specifies the number of seconds that the printer driver component of RICOH ProcessDirector maintains control of an idle physical printer. While the printer driver maintains control, the printer cannot receive jobs from other input sources.
758. Share printer connection
     Specifies whether the printer driver can release control of the physical printer to let it receive jobs from another input source, such as a hot folder. Authorized users can specify this property.
759. Enable output data exit
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector calls an output data exit program that monitors data from the server to the AFP printer.
760. Output data exit program
     Specifies the name of a program that monitors output data from the server to the AFP printer. For example, the output data exit program can print a report at the end of a job listing the start and end time and the number of fonts, page segments, and overlays in the job so that you can track the performance of the printer.
761. Default overlay
     Specifies an AFP overlay that is assigned to the printer. Authorized users can specify this property. An overlay is an AFP resource that contains predefined data, such as:
762. Presentation check errors
     Specifies the type of presentation errors that cause the printer to stop printing the job.
763. Custom trace group
     When the Custom option is selected for the PSF trace group property, shows the PSF trace level that is active for the system. Software support provides the information that is entered in this field.
764. PSF trace group
     Shows the level of PSF tracing that is active on the system. Each level collects different information that software support can use to help diagnose problems. Choose the trace level based on advice from software support.
765. Maximum PSF trace file size
     Shows the upper size limit in kilobytes (KB) for the PSF trace file.
766. Wrap PSF trace file
     Shows how RICOH ProcessDirector records the information collected by the PSFAPI trace.
767. AFP resource path
     Specifies one or more directories that RICOH ProcessDirector searches for the AFP resources that the job requires. For example, it looks in these directories for the form definition for the job.
768. Separator page form definition
     Specifies the name of the AFP form definition that the printer uses when it prints separator pages between copies in multi-copy jobs. The form definition controls the placement of data on the separator page. It also defines other formatting information, such as a bin number for the printer device. For example, with cut-sheet printers, the separator page can print on paper that is a different color than the paper color for the job.
769. Separator page exit program
     Specifies the path and name of the exit program that generates the separator page for the job.
770. Trailer page form definition
     Specifies the name of the AFP form definition that the printer uses when it prints the trailer page for the job. The form definition controls the placement of data on the trailer page. It also defines other formatting information, such as a bin number for the printer device. For example, with cut-sheet printers, the trailer page can print on paper that is a different color than the paper color for the job.
771. Trailer page exit program
     Specifies the path and name of the exit program that generates the trailer page for the job. Authorized users can specify a value that is up to 255 characters (bytes).
772. Job class
     Specifies the output class for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector uses the job class value to schedule the job to a printer that has the same value assigned to its Printer class property. Job class can be set in several ways. For example, Download for z/OS can transmit the CLASS JCL parameter and value, it can be set by a workflow, or it can be set in the property notebook for a job. The job class value is a single character that is not case-sensitive; RICOH ProcessDirector resolves lowercase characters into uppercase characters.
773. Color mode
     Specifies whether the step should insert a color or monochrome CMR in the job.
774. Ink type
     Specifies whether the printer uses pigment or dye ink so the step can insert the correct type of CMR.
775. Audit color CMR
     Specifies the audit CMR that this step inserts for color print jobs. The printer uses this CMR to convert jobs to the device-independent color space; it should correspond to the color profile or CMR that was used to create the color elements of the job, such as logos or images.
776. Audit grayscale CMR
     Specifies the audit CMR that this step inserts for grayscale print jobs. The printer uses this CMR to convert jobs to the device-independent color space; it should correspond to the color profile or CMR that was used to create the grayscale elements of the job, such as charts or images.
777. Processing mode
     Specifies whether the step should insert an audit or instruction CMR into the job.
778. Instruction color CMR
     Specifies the instruction CMR that this step inserts for color print jobs. The printer uses this CMR to convert jobs to a device-specific color space for the printer.
779. Instruction grayscale CMR
     Specifies the instruction CMR that this step inserts for grayscale print jobs. The printer uses this CMR to convert jobs to a device-specific color space for the printer.
780. Printer type
     Specifies the type of printer that is going to print the job.
781. Rendering intent
     Specifies the rendering intent that this step should associate with the job. Rendering intents inform the printer what action to take when a print job includes colors that lie outside the color range of the printer.
782. Job destination
     Specifies the name of the job destination. RICOH ProcessDirector uses this value to schedule the job to a printer that has the same destination value assigned to its Printer destination property.
783. Job form
     Specifies the name of the form that the job requires. RICOH ProcessDirector uses the form value to schedule the job to a printer that has the same form value for its Printer form property. Form value can be set several ways. For example, Download for z/OS can transmit the FORM parameter and value, a value can be assigned by a workflow, or you can set the value in the property notebook for the job.
784. Host device
     Specifies the device name that was passed with the input file from z/OS. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by the Download input device. The z/OS system must have the Print Parameters Exit 15 APSUX15X installed to pass the device name in the JCL file.
785. Host group name
     Specifies the group name. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by the Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the GROUPID JCL parameter. The z/OS system must have the Print Parameters Exit 15 APSUX15X installed to pass the GROUPID parameter in the JCL file.
786. JES job ID
     Specifies the JES job ID that was assigned to the data set on z/OS.
787. Host user ID
     Specifies the name of the z/OS user who submitted the data set on the z/OS system. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the USER JCL parameter. Authorized users can change the value.
788. Host writer name
     Specifies the name of the z/OS external writer. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the WRITER JCL parameter. Authorized users can specify a value.
789. Address line 1
     Specifies the first line of address information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the ADDRESS JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
790. Address line 2
     Specifies the second line of address information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the ADDRESS JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
791. Address line 3
     Specifies the third line of address information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the ADDRESS JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
792. Address line 4
     Specifies the fourth line of address information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the ADDRESS JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
793. Building information
     Specifies building information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the BUILDING JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
794. Department information
     Specifies department information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the DEPT JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
795. Download file type
     Specifies the job file type. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property from the -ofiletype parameter in the JCL file for a data set received from AFP Download Plus. You cannot change this value.
796. Node ID
     Specifies the name of the z/OS system that submitted the data set to RICOH ProcessDirector through AFP Download Plus or Download for z/OS. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
797. Programmer information
     Specifies the name of the programmer that was passed with the data set when it was received by a Download input device. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
798. Received pages
     Shows the number of pages that AFP Download Plus created for this job. AFP Download Plus sets the value of this property in the JCL file for the data set. You cannot change the value of this property.
799. Received sheets
     Shows the number of sheets that AFP Download Plus created for this job. AFP Download Plus sets the value of this property in the JCL file for the data set. You cannot change the value of this property.
800. Room information
     Specifies room information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the ROOM JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
801. Title information
     Specifies title information for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value of this property when it reads the JCL file for the data set that was received by a Download input device. It uses the value that was transmitted for the TITLE JCL parameter. Authorized users can update or add this value if necessary.
802. Carriage controls present
     Specifies whether carriage controls are present in the job. The location of the carriage controls, if they are present, is the first byte of each line in the job. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses the carriage control information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Authorized users can specify one of these values:
803. Carriage control type
     Specifies the type of carriage controls that are present in the job. Supported carriage-control types are machine or ANSI. The value can further classify whether ANSI carriage controls use ASCII encoding or EBCDIC encoding. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses this information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Authorized users can specify this property.
804. CHARS
     Specifies the file names of up to four AFP coded fonts. A coded font defines a character set and code page pair. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses this information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Authorized users can specify this property.
805. Code page global identifier
     Specifies a three-character or four-character identifier for an IBM-registered code page. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses this information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Authorized users can specify a single code page value.
806. Extended options
     Specifies the extended options that the line2afp data-stream conversion component of RICOH ProcessDirector uses when it converts the job into the AFP format. Extended options are advanced features of the MO:DCA-P data stream, which are not supported by all presentation devices such as printers. You should verify that the assigned printer for the job supports the values you specify for this property.
807. Line data file format
     Specifies whether the data in the job is record oriented or stream oriented. The value can further classify the record length or the newline character. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses this information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Authorized users can specify this property.
808. Form definition
     Specifies the form definition to use with the job. A form definition is an AFP resource that describes the characteristics of a form, which include: overlays required, if any, the paper source (for cut-sheet printers), duplexed printing, text suppression, and the position of the composed-text data on the form. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses this information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Processing steps that use the PrintJobs step template also use this form definition when they format jobs for the printer. The form definition property corresponds to the FORMDEF JCL parameter for input files that are sent by Download for z/OS or AFP Download Plus. Authorized users can specify this property.
809. Image output format
     Specifies how the line2afp data-stream conversion component of RICOH ProcessDirector converts IM1 format images in input files, overlays, and page segments. Authorized users can specify this property.
810. Map Coded Font Format 2 method
     Specifies how to build Map Coded Font Format 2 (MCF-2) structured fields. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses this information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Authorized users can specify this property.
811. Page definition
     Specifies the AFP page definition to use with the job. A page definition is an AFP resource that contains a set of formatting controls, including: the number of lines per sheet, font selection, print direction, and mappings for individual data fields to positions on the composed page. The RICOH ProcessDirectorline2afp data-stream conversion component uses this information when it converts the job into the AFP format. The page definition property corresponds to the PAGEDEF JCL parameter for input files that are sent by Download for z/OS or AFP Download Plus. Authorized users can specify this property.
812. Processing mode
     Specifies the type of data in the input file, and whether the RICOH ProcessDirectorline2afp data-stream conversion component must perform any optional processing of the data.
813. Resource type
     Specifies the type or types of AFP resources that RICOH ProcessDirector should retrieve from the AFP resource directories for the job. RICOH ProcessDirector includes the retrieved resources in a separate resource file.
814. Table reference characters
     Specifies whether table reference characters are present in the job. Table reference characters select the fonts that the CHARS property specifies. They can also control formatting operations in the page definition. The location of the table reference characters, if they are present, is at the beginning of the line after the carriage control character, if one is present. The RICOH ProcessDirector line2afp data-stream conversion component uses the table reference character information when it converts the job into the AFP format. Authorized users can specify this property.
815. Valid return codes
     Lists return code values that the line2afp program can issue, which indicate that the program ran successfully. Authorized users can specify multiple return code values by separating the values with commas. For example 0,4.
816. Color mapping table
     Specifies the color mapping table (CMT) to use for printing the job. Authorized users can specify this property.
817. Data check errors
     Specifies whether the AFP printer blocks certain types of errors. Blocking errors can improve printer throughput. Authorized users can specify this property.
818. Font fidelity
     Specifies whether the AFP printer continues printing the job when it cannot locate a font that the job requires.
819. Font substitution messages
     Specifies whether the AFP printer driver program issues messages when font substitutions occur.
820. Font resolution
     Specifies the resolution of the fonts that the AFP printer uses for the job.
821. Jog output copies
     Specifies whether the AFP printer jogs the output copies for the job.
822. Number of messages to print
     Specifies how many messages the AFP printer prints for the job. Authorized users can specify this property.
823. Overlay
     Specifies the name of an overlay that prints on every page of the job. An overlay contains predefined data, such as:
824. AFP segment size (kilobytes)
     Specifies the size, in kilobytes, of the segment files into which RICOH ProcessDirector breaks up AFP jobs for printing. Segmenting lets RICOH ProcessDirector provide support for printing AFP jobs that are greater than 2 gigabytes in size.
825. AFP resource path
     Specifies one or more directories in which RICOH ProcessDirector searches for the AFP resources that the job requires. For example, it looks in these directories for the form definition for the job.
826. Separator page configuration file
     Specifies the path to and the name of the configuration file that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to create the content and format of the separator page that prints between copies of a multi-copy AFP job. Authorized users can specify one of the configuration files for separator pages that RICOH ProcessDirector provides, or they can specify a customized configuration file.
827. Separator copies
     Specifies the number of separator pages that RICOH ProcessDirector should print between copies of a multi-copy AFP job.
828. Number of messages to stop job
     Specifies how many error messages can be issued while the job prints on an AFP printer before RICOH ProcessDirector ends the job. Authorized users can specify this property.
829. X offset
     Specifies the offset in the x or horizontal direction of the logical page origin from the media origin. You can use this property to control the position of the printed image on the page.
830. Y offset
     Specifies the offset in the y or vertical direction of the logical page origin from the media origin. You can use this property to control the position of the printed image on the page.
831. Transform output data stream
     Specifies the format of the print job that InfoPrint Transform Manager returns to RICOH ProcessDirector. You cannot change this value; RICOH ProcessDirector sets the value based on the steps that are included in the workflow.
832. Create IS/3 compliant AFP
     Specifies whether the AFP produced by the TransformJobIntoAFP step template meets the requirements of the IS/3 interchange set of the AFP architecture. The IS/3 interchange set is designed to facilitate interoperability across different vendor implementations of AFP. If you have other steps in your workflow that take AFP as input, ensure that those steps (or printers) accept IS/3 compliant AFP before you select Yes for the value for this property.
833. Transform halftone
     Specifies the halftone that is applied to the job during transform processing. Authorized users can set this property.
834. Transform image output format
     Specifies the type of AFP image that the data transform program generates. Authorized users can specify this property.
835. Transform RIP for printer
     Specifies the printer model that the job is transformed for. Authorized users can set this property.
836. Printer class
     Specifies the output class or classes for the printer. RICOH ProcessDirector can use the printer-class value to assign a job with the same class value for its Job class property to this printer. For example, if the printer class value is A,B,C,D, RICOH ProcessDirector can assign jobs with any one of the four classes, such as a job whose class value is C.
837. Printer destination
     Specifies a destination name for the printer. RICOH ProcessDirector can use this destination value to schedule a job with the same destination value for its Job destination property to the printer.
838. Printer form
     Specifies the form name that is assigned to the printer. RICOH ProcessDirector can use the form value to schedule a job with the same form value for its Job form property to the printer.
839. Enable separator pages
     Specifies whether the printer prints a separator page after the last page of each copy of a job. Authorized users can specify this property.
840. Accounting page edge marks
     Specifies whether the printer prints page edge marks (also called mark forms) on the accounting page for the job. Edge marks are black marks at the extreme edge of the sheet that are used for sorting or identification. Authorized users can specify Yes to request that edge marks print. This is the default value. No means that no edge marks print.
841. Acknowledgement interval (pages)
     Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector sends requests to the printer to acknowledge that pages have stacked. The unit of measure for the value is pages. Authorized users can specify this property.
842. Audit page edge marks
     Specifies whether the printer prints page edge marks (also called mark forms) on the audit page for the job. Edge marks are black marks at the extreme edge of the sheet that are used for sorting or identification. Authorized users can specify Yes to request that edge marks print. This is the default value. No means that no edge marks print.
843. Color mapping table
     Specifies the color mapping table (CMT) to use for printing jobs when the job Color mapping table property has no value. Authorized users can specify this property.
844. Connection timer (seconds)
     Specifies the amount of time, in seconds, that RICOH ProcessDirector waits before it stops trying to communicate with the printer when it cannot make a connection. Authorized users can specify this property.
845. Cut sheet emulation
     Specifies whether the printer prints with cut sheet emulation.
846. Job edge marks
     Specifies whether the printer prints print edge marks (also called copy marks) on each sheet of the job. Edge marks are black marks at the extreme edge of the sheet that are used for sorting or identification.
847. Header page edge marks
     Specifies whether the printer prints page edge marks (also called mark forms) marks on the header page for the job. Edge marks are black marks at the extreme edge of the sheet that are used for sorting or identification. Authorized users can specify this property.
848. Interrupt message page edge marks
     Specifies whether the printer prints page edge marks (also called mark forms) on the interrupt message page for the job. Edge marks are black marks at the extreme edge of the sheet that are used for sorting or identification. Authorized users can specify this property.
849. NPRO timer (seconds)
     Specifies the number of seconds that a continuous-forms printer waits for the next job to arrive, after the last page of the current job prints. If no new job arrives, the printer does a non-process runout (NPRO), which moves the last page of the current job from the printer transfer station to the stacker. Authorized users can specify this property.
850. Separator page edge marks
     Specifies whether the printer prints page edge marks (also called mark forms) on the separator pages for the job. Edge marks are black marks at the extreme edge of the sheet that are used for sorting or identification. Authorized users can specify this property.
851. Printer TCP/IP port number
     Specifies the communications port for the printer. Authorized users must specify a port number when they create the printer device. The specified port number must match the port number that is configured on the printer.
852. Trailer page edge marks
     Specifies whether the printer prints page edge marks (also called mark forms) on the trailer page for the job. Edge marks are black marks at the extreme edge of the sheet that are used for sorting or identification. Authorized users can specify this property.
853. Redirect to secure URL
     Specify whether users who try to connect to RICOH ProcessDirector using the insecure connection are automatically redirected to the secure connection.
854. Enable HTTPS
     Specifies whether secure network communication using Transport Layer Security (TLS) is enabled.
855. Host name
     Specifies the host name to use for RICOH ProcessDirector. Only update this value if your keystore does not let you use localhost.
856. Capture transform data
     Shows whether information about RICOH Transform features (excluding the Advanced Transforms) is included in the capture file.
857. Keystore file
     Specify the name of the keystore file that contains certificates and private keys to ensure a secure connection.
858. Keystore password
     Specify the password used to access the keystore file.
859. PSFAPI trace
     Shows whether tracing for the print driver component is enabled. This trace collects information about printer and job actions. If this trace is enabled, it collects information about all the printers in the system, not about a specific printer.
860. PSFAPI trace wrap
     Shows whether wrapping is enabled for the print driver component trace. This trace collects information about printer and job actions. If this trace is enabled, it collects information about all the printers in the system, not about a specific printer.
861. PSFAPI trace wrap size
     Shows the upper size limit in megabytes (MB) for the psfapi.log file that the system creates. When the psfapi.log file reaches this limit, the psfapi.log is backed up and new psfapi.log file is created to continue collecting data.
862. Capture PSF data
     Shows whether information about the print driver component is included in the capture file.
863. PSFIN trace
     Shows whether additional internal tracing for the print driver component is enabled. If this trace is enabled, it collects information about all the printers in the system, not about a specific printer.
864. Save segment files
     Shows whether the segment files created by the print driver are included in the capture file.
865. Secure URL
     Specifies the URL that RICOH ProcessDirector uses for a secure connection.
866. Transform server IP address or host name
     Specifies either the network IP address or the host name of the server where the Ricoh Transform feature is installed.
867. Transform server port number
     Specifies the communications port through which RICOH ProcessDirector communicates with the data transform program. Authorized users must specify this property; the value must match the port number that is configured for the data transform program.
868. Report errors
     Specifies whether the input device reports internal processing errors to AFP Download Plus to assist with problem determination.
869. Host code page
     Specifies the code page that the input device uses to read the contents of any files that accompany print files, such as JCL and list files. The input device converts those accompanying files into UTF-8 format; it does not convert the print files to UTF-8. The Host code page should match the code page that was used to create the accompanying files.
870. Device language
     Specifies the language that the programs that interact with the input device should use when they return messages.
871. Destination control file
     Specifies the full path and name of a file that the Download input device reads to set the AFP resource path used to search for resources for each data set. You can use this property when the system merges a multi-dataset job from Download for z/OS into a single job.
872. Merge dataset
     Specifies whether the system merges a multi-dataset job from Download for z/OS or AFP Download Plus into a single job.
873. Port number
     Specifies the port through which a Download input device listens for new input files. You can assign the same port number to more than one input device; however, RICOH ProcessDirector lets you connect and enable only one of the input devices at a time.
874. Send return code to host
     Specifies some rules for communication between RICOH ProcessDirector and the host system that submits jobs to this input device using AFP Download Plus.
875. Edit first
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector is to edit a job before creating white space. Select Yes if you used the AFP Editor to create barcodes or hidden areas in the control file because placement of white space areas in the control file can depend on the location of barcodes and hidden areas.
876. Index first
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector indexes a job before creating barcodes or hidden areas. Select Yes if you used AFP Indexer to create page groups or index tags in the control file because information about barcodes or hidden areas in the control file can depend on the page groups and index tags.
877. Visual WorkbenchAFP Visual Environment control file
     Specifies the path and file name of the control file that RICOH ProcessDirector uses for all jobs that use this workflow. For example, the control file can tell RICOH ProcessDirector how to create page groups, index tags, barcodes, hidden areas, and white space. It can also tell RICOH ProcessDirector how to calculate values for document properties from index tag values. You use RICOH Visual WorkbenchAFP Visual Environment to create this control file. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
878. Index first
     Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector indexes a job before creating white space. Select Yes if you used AFP Indexer to create page groups or index tags in the control file because information about white space in the control file can depend on the page groups and index tags.
879. New job type
     Specifies the new workflow to which this job will be transferred.
880. Document property template
     Specifies the path and name of a document properties template file containing the document properties that the system can use. If no template file is specified, the system can use all document properties in the system. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
881. Group first
     Specifies the primary grouping criterion for documents. The system creates a child job for each distinct combination of values of the six grouping properties.
882. Group second
     Specifies the secondary grouping criterion for documents. The system creates a child job for each distinct combination of values of the six grouping properties.
883. Group third
     Specifies the third grouping criterion for documents. The system creates a child job for each distinct combination of values of the six grouping properties.
884. Group fourth
     Specifies the fourth grouping criterion for documents. The system creates a child job for each distinct combination of values of the six grouping properties.
885. Group fifth
     Specifies the fifth grouping criterion for documents. The system creates a child job for each distinct combination of values of the six grouping properties.
886. Group sixth
     Specifies the sixth grouping criterion for documents. The system creates a child job for each distinct combination of values of the six grouping properties.
887. Sort first
     Specifies a primary sorting criterion.
888. Sort second
     Specifies a secondary sorting criterion.
889. Sort third
     Specifies a third sorting criterion.
890. Sort fourth
     Specifies a fourth sorting criterion.
891. Sort fifth
     Specifies a fifth sorting criterion.
892. Sort sixth
     Specifies a sixth sorting criterion.
893. First sort direction
     Specifies the sort direction for a primary sort.
894. Second sort direction
     Specifies the sort direction for a secondary sort.
895. Third sort direction
     Specifies the third sort direction.
896. Fourth sort direction
     Specifies the fourth sort direction.
897. Fifth sort direction
     Specifies the fifth sort direction.
898. Sixth sort direction
     Specifies the sixth sort direction.
899. Maximum sheets per child job
     Specifies the maximum number of physical sheets in a child job.
900. Maximum documents per child job
     Specifies the maximum number of documents in a child job.
901. Child job type
     Specifies the workflow for the child jobs that are created by steps based on the CreateAFPJobsFromDocuments step template or the CreateJobsFromDocuments step template.
902. Document count
     Specifies the total number of documents associated with a job.
903. Created Document Count
     The number of documents created by the WriteDocumentsToDatabase step.
904. Original document count
     Specifies the total number of documents associated with a job prior to any document combining. The system assigns this value. You cannot change it.
905. Property conditions file
     Specifies the fully qualified path to the property conditions comma-separated values file, which is used to update document properties based on existing property settings. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
906. Split boundary
     Specifies the name of the document property to be used as the child job split boundary.
907. Exceed maximum split to reach boundary
     You can change the point at which a job is split using the Split boundary property and the Exceed maximum split to reach boundary property. For example, you might want to make sure that child jobs split according to the capacity of your mailpiece trays. Normally, SplitDocuments might set a new value for the Child job ID for a document that does not have a new tray ID (it splits child jobs in the middle of a tray). However, if you enter a tray ID as the value of the Split boundary property, SplitDocuments will split child jobs only when the tray ID has a different value. If Exceed maximum split to reach boundary is Yes, the step adds more documents to the current child job until the next tray boundary is reached. If Exceed maximum split to reach boundary is No, the step removes documents from the current child job until the previous tray boundary is reached.
908. Honor groups on sort
     GroupDocuments can merge existing groups before applying grouping criteria. Normally, GroupDocuments keeps any existing groups as specified using the Child job ID value, and applies grouping rules by subdividing existing groups. However, if Honor groups on sort is No, the step does not subdivide existing groups; instead, it considers the entire document properties file as one group, with the document sequence order defined according to the value of Child job ID and Sequence in child order in each child job. The step then applies grouping criteria to reset the values of Child job ID and Sequence in child so that groups are based only on the criteria specified in this step.
909. Associate documents with children
     Specifies if the documents will be associated with the child job or left with the parent. If not set, or "Yes", the active association of the documents will be transferred to the child job after completing the step. If "No", then all associations will remain with the current job.
910. Assemble phase
     Specifies whether or not the job type has one or more steps in the Assemble phase. The system displays an icon in this row of the job types table if the job type contains one or more steps in the Assemble phase.
911. Document number
     Shows the unique identifier of the document in the system. You cannot change this value.
912. Data offset
     Shows the distance in bytes of the document from the start of the AFP file. This value is determined during indexing. You cannot change this value.
913. Data length
     Shows the size in bytes of the document in the AFP file. This value is determined during indexing. You cannot change this value.
914. Child job ID
     Shows the ID of the child job containing this document. You cannot change this value.
915. Sequence in child job
     Shows the relative position of this document within the child job. You cannot change this value.
916. Original job number
     Shows the number of the job that was submitted to the system. You cannot change this value.
917. Sequence in original job
     Shows the position of the document in the original job. For example, the first document in the job displays a value of 1, the second document in the job displays a value of 2, and so on. You cannot change this value. The Automated Verification feature uses this property to track documents. You should include the property in the barcodes that you add to documents for use with that feature.
918. Sheets
     Shows the number of sheets for the document. You cannot change this value.
919. Original pages
     Shows the number of pages in the document. You cannot change this value.
920. Associated job number
     Shows the number of the job that provides the current status for the document. If multiple active jobs are associated with the document, the number is for the job in the earliest phase.
921. Sequence in job
     Shows the position of the document in the job. For example, the first document in the job displays a value of 1, the second document in the job displays a value of 2, and so on. You cannot change this value.
922. Current Sheets
     Shows the current number of sheets for the document. You cannot change this value.
923. State
     Shows the state of the document. The system updates this value automatically.
924. Document count
     Shows the number of documents in the group. The value is 1 if the document is a single document. If the property is for a document group, the value is the number of documents in the group.
925. Original first page
     Shows the number of the first page for the document in the original job. For example, if a document contains pages 10-20 from the original job, the displayed value is 10. This value is not obtained from the page numbering on the document's printed pages so it might not match printed page numbers or page numbers displayed in the viewer.
926. Combined document
     Indicates whether the document is part of a combined document.
927. Next document ID
     Specifies the next document ID to be used.
928. Search
     Lets you select from the searches you previously saved to start a search or define new search criteria.
929. Create as child jobs
     Specifies whether jobs created by the CreateJobsFromDocuments step are child jobs of the parent or new jobs.
930. Parent Job ID
     Specifies the parent job that created the current job with a subset of documents.
931. Split balance
     Specifies the type of job size balancing to be performed. Although the objective of a balanced split is to create jobs of equal size, the result may depend upon the number of documents in the source job, the number of sheets in each document, and the value of the split boundary property.
932. Enhance AFP control file
     Specifies a control file that defines additional processing for documents in the job. For example, the control file can add barcodes to documents. Typically, the Ricoh support representative creates the Enhance AFP control file. If the control file is not specified, no additional processing is performed. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
933. Stop when no documents are found
     Specifies whether the IdentifyDocuments step moves the job into an error state if no documents are found.
934. Original form definition
     Specifies the form definition in effect at the time the IdentifyDocuments step was run. This form definition will be used by the BuildAFPFromDocuments step when building print files.
935. External command
     Specifies a command string that launches a command on each individual file within the ZIP file. The command is executed for each AFP file in the ZIP file before it is combined into a single AFP file.
936. Banner page form definition
     Specifies the name of the AFP form definition that the BuildAFPFromZip step uses when it adds a header or trailer page to the job it creates. The form definition controls the placement of data on the banner pages. It also defines other formatting information, such as a bin number for the printer device. For example, with cut-sheet printers, the header page can print on paper that is a different color than the paper color for the job.
937. Include header pages
     Specifies whether the BuildAFPFromZip step adds header pages before each file that it adds to the job.
938. Include trailer pages
     Specifies whether the BuildAFPFromZip step adds trailer pages after each file that it adds to the job.
939. Header page configuration file
     Specifies the path to and the name of the configuration file that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to create the content and format of the header page placed before each file that is contained in the ZIP file. Authorized users can specify one of the configuration files for header pages that RICOH ProcessDirector provides, or specify a customized configuration file.
940. Trailer page configuration file
     Specifies the path and name of the configuration file that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to create the content and format of the trailer page placed after each file that is contained in the ZIP file. Authorized users can specify one of the configuration files for trailer pages that RICOH ProcessDirector provides or they can specify a customized configuration file.
941. File body
     Specifies the body information in the output file created by a step based on the BuildFileFromProperties step template. Use this property to include the values of document properties in the output file. You also can use this property to include the values of job properties in the output file.
942. File footer
     Specifies the footer information in the output file created by a step based on the BuildFileFromProperties step template. Use this property for any static information required at the bottom of the file. You also can use this property to include the values of job properties in the output.
943. File header
     Specifies the header information in the output file created by a step based on the BuildFileFromProperties step template. Use this property for static information required at the top of the file and to include the values of job properties in the output.
944. Output file
     Specifies the full path and name of the output file created by a step based on the BuildFileFromProperties step template. The file can be in any format, including XML, JSON, and CSV.
945. Destination directory on secondary server
     Specifies the path to the directory that the print file is copied to when the Copy file to secondary server property is set to Yes.
946. Copy file to secondary server
     Specifies whether print jobs should be copied to a secondary server before they are sent to the printer.
947. Attach document
     Specifies whether a document is extracted from the file specified in the Source file for attachment property and attached to each individual email sent by the EmailDocuments step.
948. Name of attachment
     Specifies the file name for the attachments created and delivered to the SMTP server by the EmailDocuments step. Use this value to make the name of the attachment more meaningful to the email recipient.
949. Source file for attachment
     Specifies the full path or symbolic name of the PDF file you want to extract documents from. The documents are attached to each email sent by the EmailDocuments step. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
950. Blind copy address
     One or more email addresses to send a blind copy of the document to. This value is used in the BCC: field of the email.
951. Copy address
     One or more email addresses to send a copy of the document to. This value is used in the CC: field of the email.
952. Message
     Specifies the message to include in the body of the email. Messages can consist of plain text, HTML, and embedded images.
953. Subject line
     Specifies the text to include in the subject line of the email.
954. Recipient address
     One or more email addresses to send the document to. This value is used in the To: field of the email.
955. Scanned barcodes
     Shows a list of the scanned barcodes. The list does not display the barcodes themselves, but the data specified in the barcode format that is contained in the barcodes.
956. Values list
     Specify the property values to look for when you search for documents.
957. Document property
     Lets you select which property to use to search for documents.
958. Barcode format name
     Specifies the name of the barcode format. A barcode format specifies the job and document properties in a barcode and the layout of the properties in the barcode.
959. Barcode format description
     Describes the barcode format.
960. Property
     Specifies the name of a job or document property. In the drop-down list, job properties are identified by (Job) after the property name. This field is required to add a property to the barcode format.
961. Property length
     Specifies the length (number of characters) of the property value in the barcode. This field is required to add a property to the barcode format.
962. Property start
     Specifies the starting position of the property value in the barcode. 1 means that the property starts in the first position. This field is required to add a property to the barcode format.
963. Comparison Type
     Specifies how the contents of a field are used to search for documents.
964. Max documents to display
     Specifies the maximum number of documents to display in the Documents table on the Main page when you search.
965. Preprinted form overlay on back
     Specifies whether any preprinted form overlays specified for the back side of a sheet should print on simplex sheets if the job is not printed in duplex. This property applies to all preprinted form overlays specified for the job or specified on the AFP printer object.
966. Medium preprinted overlay for front
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for the front side of a full page in the job. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by shading or other data.
967. Medium preprinted overlay for back
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for the back side of a full page in the job. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by shading or other data.
968. Partition preprinted overlay for front
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for a partition on the front side of a multiple-up page in the job. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by shading or other data.
969. Partition preprinted overlay for back
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for a partition on the back side of a multiple-up page in the job. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by shading or other data.
970. Medium preprinted overlay for front
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for the front side of a full page in each job that is assigned to the printer. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by shading or other data.
971. Medium preprinted overlay for back
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for the back side of a full page in each job that is assigned to the printer. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by shading or other data.
972. Partition preprinted overlay for front
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for a partition on the front side of a multiple-up page in each job that is assigned to the printer. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by shading or other data.
973. Partition preprinted overlay for back
     Specifies an AFP preprinted form overlay for a partition on the back side of a multiple-up page in each job that is assigned to the printer. A preprinted form overlay is an AFP resource that contains the predefined data for a form. Unlike medium or page overlays, preprinted form overlays are always placed on the page first so that variable data is not covered up by overlay shading or other data.
974. Page exceptions file
     Specifies the full path or symbolic name of the file generated by the ExtractPageExceptions step.
975. Delimiter
     Specifies the delimiter used in the list file to separate the values contained on each line in the list file processed by the SetDocPropsFromList step.
976. List file directory
     Specifies the full path name to the directory that contains one or more list files to use for the SetDocPropsFromList step. When the step runs, RICOH ProcessDirector processes all files in this directory.
977. Document property to set
     Specifies which single document property is added or set for each document in the job when it is processed by the SetDocPropsFromList step.
978. Value for other documents
     Specifies what value is applied to the property specified in Document property to set by the SetDocPropsFromList step. All of the documents in the document properties file that do not match the Columns in list file properties in the list file are set to this value.
979. Value for matching documents
     Specifies what value is applied to the property specified in Document property to set by the SetDocPropsFromList step. All of the documents in the document properties file that match the Columns in list file properties in the list file are set to this value.
980. Matching documents found
     Shows whether one or more documents in the job match entries in one of the files recorded in the List files processed property.
981. List files processed
     Shows the names of the files found in the List file directory that were processed by the SetDocPropsFromList step. The file names are separated by a semicolon (;).
982. Stop for excess columns
     Specifies whether a step based on the SetDocPropsFromList step template fails if the number of columns in the list file is greater than the number of properties specified in the Selected column of the Columns in list file property.
983. Columns in list file
     Specifies one or more document properties that correspond to columns in the list file.
984. Merge PDFs directly from ZIP file
     Specifies during the merge process if the individual PDF files are processed from memory or if they are written to the job’s spool directory and processed from there.
985. Build PDF control file 1
     Specifies the path and file name of the control file that the system uses for this step. For example, the control file can tell the system how to create barcodes, hidden areas, and text. You use RICOH ProcessDirector Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat to create this control file. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
986. Build PDF control file 2
     Specifies the path and file name of the control file that the system uses for this step. For example, the control file can tell the system how to create barcodes, hidden areas and text. You use RICOH ProcessDirector Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat to create this control file. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
987. Build PDF control file 3
     Specifies the path and file name of the control file that the system uses for this step. For example, the control file can tell the system how to create barcodes, hidden areas and text. You use RICOH ProcessDirector Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat to create this control file. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
988. Build PDF control file 4
     Specifies the path and file name of the control file that the system uses for this step. For example, the control file can tell the system how to create barcodes, hidden areas and text. You use RICOH ProcessDirector Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat to create this control file. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
989. Build PDF control file 5
     Specifies the path and file name of the control file that the system uses for this step. For example, the control file can tell the system how to create barcodes, hidden areas and text. You use RICOH ProcessDirector Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat to create this control file.
990. Auxiliary input file extension
     Specifies the file extension of the file in the job's spool directory to be processed as an auxiliary input file. Rows in the auxiliary input file can be used to set document property values for each PDF document in the job. The contents of the Auxiliary input file must be separated by commas, but the file extension does not have to be .csv.
991. Headers file
     Specifies the path and file name to the file that lists which values to copy from the Auxiliary input file to the document properties file (DPF). The contents of the header file are appended to the header of the document properties file for the job. Then, the values for the properties named in the Headers file are copied from the Auxiliary input file into the DPF.
992. Identify PDF control file
     Specifies the path and file name of the control file that the system uses for this step. For example, the control file can tell the system how to create page groups and document properties. It can also tell the system how to create values for document properties. You use RICOH ProcessDirector Plug-in for Adobe Acrobat to create this control file.
993. Build library
     Specifies which library the BuildPDFFromDocuments step runs if control files templates are not used.
994. Maximum documents in memory
     Specifies the maximum number of documents that are in memory when the BuildPDFFromDocuments step adds documents to the PDF file.
995. Page exceptions for sides
     Specifies how to process page exceptions for sides that are included in the JDF file for a job. Use this property when a job contains both 1-sided and 2-sided pages.
996. Encoding
     Specifies the character encoding of records in the inserter control file. If you are using a second control file, this encoding applies to that control file also.
997. Format
     Specifies the format of records in the inserter control file.
998. Header
     Indicates whether the inserter control file contains a header record. The header record is the first record and has a different format from other records in the inserter control file.
999. Header rules file
     Specifies the path and file name of the rules file that the system uses to create the header record of the inserter control file.
1000. Rules file
      Specifies the path and file name of the rules file that the system uses to create the inserter control file that the system sends to the inserter controller before each job begins insertion.
1001. Send command
      Specifies the command or script that the system uses to send the inserter control file to the inserter controller. The command can contain symbols to pass values of job properties on the command. For example, you can use the ${Job.Inserter.JobID} symbol to specify the value of the Inserter job name property.
1002. Format (2)
      Specifies the format of records in the second inserter control file.
1003. Header (2)
      Indicates whether the second inserter control file contains a header record. The header record is the first record and has a different format from other records in the inserter control file.
1004. Header rules file (2)
      Specifies the path and file name of the rules file that the system uses to create the header record of the second inserter control file.
1005. Rules file (2)
      Specifies the path and file name of the rules file that the system uses to create the second inserter control file for each job. The system sends the second inserter control file to the inserter controller after it sends the first inserter control file.
1006. Send command (2)
      Specifies the command or script that the system uses to send the second inserter control file to the inserter controller. The command can contain symbols to pass values of job properties on the command. For example, you can use ${Job.Inserter.JobID} symbol to specify the value of the Inserter job name property.
1007. Insert Bin triggers
      Specifies which inserter bins should deliver inserts for this document. For example, YYYYYNNNNN or 1111100000 can mean that bins 1 through 5 should deliver inserts, and bins 6 through 10 should not.
1008. Inserter controller name
      Specifies the name of the inserter controller object. An inserter controller object represents an inserter controller in your installation. The inserter controller is software that runs on another server and can manage one or more inserter devices. For example, the name of the inserter controller object could be the name of the inserter manufacturer.
1009. Enabled status
      Shows whether the system can communicate with this inserter controller. You can use the Disable and Enable actions to change the value of this property.
1010. Inserter controller description
      Describes the inserter controller. For example, you could specify the names of the inserter devices that this inserter controller manages.
1011. Completion method
      Specifies the method that the system uses to determine that the inserter controller has finished inserting a job.
1012. Reprint method
      Specifies how the system reprints documents after insertion.
1013. Default insert status
      Specifies the insert status that the system sets for a document when the inserter controller does not report any status for the document, or when the inserter controller does not return a results file to the system. The default insert status determines the action that the system takes during automatic reconciliation, and the initial action that is set in the Action property for manual reconciliation.
1014. Location
      Specifies the location object associated with this inserter controller.
1015. Parsing rules file
      Specifies the path and file name of the rules file that the system uses to parse (analyze) the records in the inserter results file. Most inserter controllers create a results file after they finish inserting a job.
1016. Receive command
      Specifies the command or script that the system uses to receive the inserter results file for a job from the inserter controller. The command can contain symbols to pass values of job properties on the command. For example, you can use ${Job.Inserter.JobID} symbol to specify the value of the Inserter job name property.
1017. Format
      Specifies the format of records in the inserter results file.
1018. Document-properties rules file
      Specifies the path and file name of the rules file that the system uses to set document property values from information in the inserter results file. This rules file tells the system how to interpret the insert status codes in the results file.
1019. Job-properties rules file
      Specifies the path and file name of the rules file that the system uses to set job property values from information in the inserter results file.
1020. Polling interval
      Specifies how often the system checks for results files from the inserter controller. The unit of time for the value is milliseconds, seconds, or minutes. Use the toggle control to the right of the property name to select the unit of time. 0 means that the system does not check for results files.
1021. Polling command
      Specifies the command or script that the system uses to receive inserter results files that are not specific to one job. For example, Gunther inserter controllers create results files that can contain results for several jobs. The command can contain wildcard characters such as *. However, the command cannot contain symbols.
1022. Delete interval (days)
      The number of days after successful completion before inserter results files and log files are deleted. If this property has no value, the files are never deleted.
1023. Active jobs
      Shows the number of jobs associated with this inserter controller that are ready to be inserted, being inserted, waiting to be reconciled, or being reconciled. The jobs are in a step based on the InsertJobs or Reconcile step template.
1024. Inserter controller state
      Specifies the connection state between RICOH ProcessDirector and the inserter controller. You cannot change the value of this property.
1025. Results handler command
      Specifies the command or script that the system uses to determine the Inserter job name from an incoming results file. The system calls the specified command for each results file it retrieves from the inserter controller. The system provides the full path of the results file as the only parameter to the specified command.
1026. Results directories
      The directories that the system searches to find results files.
1027. Results file pattern
      The file pattern to look for when the Results handler command is run. If no value is specified then * is used. Valid patterns contain * and ?. Asterisk (*) matches zero or more characters. Question mark (?) matches a single character.
1028. Last modified
      The date and time when the inserter controller was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the inserter controller changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1029. Inserter controller
      Specifies the name of the inserter controller object that the system assigns to the job. The inserter controller object represents an inserter controller that manages one or more inserters.
1030. Inserter name
      Specifies the name of the inserter on which to load the job, or the name of the inserter that actually processed the job. An authorized user can set this property to tell the inserter operator on which inserter to manually load the job. After the job has completed insertion, this property can contain the name of the inserter that actually processed the job. If more than one inserter processed the job, this property contains the name of the first inserter.
1031. Inserter job name
      Specifies the job name that the inserter controller uses to identify this job. You can specify formulas and symbols. For example, you can specify the ${Job.ID} symbol to use the value of the Job number property.
1032. Automatic reconciliation
      Indicates whether the system reconciles and reprints documents automatically (without operator intervention) that are marked for reprinting during insertion or the ReadBarcodeData step.
1033. Reprint Attention documents
      Indicates whether the system reprints documents that have an insert status of Attention during automatic reconciliation.
1034. Maximum documents to reprint (%)
      Specifies the maximum percentage of documents in a job that the system can schedule for reprint during automatic reconciliation. If the percentage exceeds the maximum, the system places the job in the Waiting to reconcile state, requiring manual reconciliation.
1035. Load plan
      Specifies the name of the load plan that the system assigns to the job. The load plan describes what materials to load in each bin for the job. However, the system does not use the load plan to schedule work for inserters, or to prompt the operator to load the media identified in the load plan.
1036. Load plan comment
      The number of inserter bins, followed by a comma and a comma-delimited list of the materials loaded in each bin of the inserter. For example, this is a load plan for an inserter with 10 bins, of which bins 4, 6, 7, and 9 are empty: 10,Material1,Material2,Material3,,Material5,,,Material8,,Material10.
1037. Reconciliation user
      Shows the user name of the user who is currently reconciling the job. The same user can select the Reconcile action for the job to finish reconciliation. If a new user wants to finish the reconciliation and keep any changes that the previous user has made during reconciliation, specify the new user name in this property.
1038. Reprint job ID
      For a reprint job, this property displays the parent job ID that created the job. If the property has a value, this indicates that the job is a reprint job.
1039. Requested reprint printer
      Specifies the name of the printer to reprint any documents that are marked for reprinting during insertion, the ReadBarcodeData step, or manual reconciliation. You specify a printer name on a step based on the Reconcile step template.
1040. Reprint workflow
      The workflow specified for child jobs created for reprints. If the value is Not Set, the parent workflow is used.
1041. Insert iteration
      Displays the insert or processing iteration for a print job.
1042. Reconcile update property 1
      Specifies a property that you want to update during the manual reconciliation process.
1043. Reconcile update property 2
      Specifies a property that you want to update during the manual reconciliation process.
1044. Reconcile update property 3
      Specifies a property that you want to update during the manual reconciliation process.
1045. Reconcile update property 4
      Specifies a property that you want to update during the manual reconciliation process.
1046. Reconcile update property 5
      Specifies a property that you want to update during the manual reconciliation process.
1047. Reconcile update property 6
      Specifies a property that you want to update during the manual reconciliation process.
1048. Scheduled by
      Shows the user name of the last user who scheduled the job.
1049. Insert Status
      Shows the status for this document. This value is based on the status code that the inserter controller reports for the document. If the inserter controller did not report a status code for the document, this value is not set or the value is the default status value that the administrator specified. For barcode readers, this value is the default status value that the administrator specified.
1050. Action
      Shows the action that the system takes when it processes this document after reconciliation. If the operator requests a new action during reconciliation, that action overrides the initial value of this property. (See the Requested action property.) The system sets the initial value based on the status of the document.
1051. Insert Status code
      Shows the status code that the inserter controller reported for this document in the results file.
1052. Insert Extended status code
      Shows the extended status code that the inserter controller reported for this document in the results file.
1053. Insert Operator name
      Shows the name or user ID of the operator who was logged in to the inserter when this document was processed. The inserter controller reported this value in the results file.
1054. Insert date and time
      Shows the date and time that this document was inserted. The inserter controller reported this value in the results file.
1055. Inserter name
      Shows the name of the inserter that processed this document. The inserter controller reported this value in the results file.
1056. Insert Bin results
      Shows which inserter bins delivered inserts for this document. Y or 1 in the bin position can mean that the bin delivered an insert. N or 0 can mean that the bin did not deliver an insert. For example, YYYYYNNNNN or 1111100000 can mean that bins 1 through 5 delivered inserts, and bins 6 through 10 did not. The inserter controller reported this value in the results file.
1057. Requested action
      Shows the action that the operator has requested during reconciliation. This action overrides the action in the Action property.
1058. Insert Mail recipient
      Shows the name of the person to whom this document is mailed.
1059. Insert Divert indicator
      Specifies the number of the inserter output bin to which this document is diverted after insertion. Diverting a document to a special output bin lets the operator manually inspect it for quality or treat it in a special way.
1060. Insert sequence
      Shows the position of the document in the job. For example, the first document in the job displays 1, the second document in the job displays 2, and so on.
1061. Insert Original barcode data
      Shows the data in the barcode that controls insertion.
1062. Insert count
      Shows the number of times that the system has processed the document. The count is incremented each time the document is marked for reprint during reconciliation (automatic or manual reconciliation). For example, if the document was marked for reprint one time, the count is 2.
1063. Combined AFP file
      Specifies the full path and name of the AFP output file created by a step based on the CombineAFPWithForm step template.
1064. Tray mapping file
      Specifies the full path and name of a file that maps trays in AFP medium maps to RICOH ProcessDirector media names. Medium maps are specified in AFP form definitions. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
1065. Media name for printing
      Specifies the name of the media that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to print jobs that require this media after the CombinePDFWithForm or CombineAFPWithForm step processes the jobs.
1066. Back of form
      Specifies the electronic form that the CombinePDFWithForm or CombineAFPWithForm step uses for the back of the media.
1067. Front of form
      Specifies the electronic form that the CombinePDFWithForm or CombineAFPWithForm step uses for the front of the media.
1068. Simplex sheet processing
      Specifies how the step processes jobs where some sheets that were set up to print simplex now use a media that specifies an electronic form on some back sides.
1069. JDF output file
      Specifies the full path and name of the JDF output file created by a step based on the CombinePDFWithForm step template.
1070. Combined PDF file
      Specifies the full path and name of the PDF output file created by a step based on the CombinePDFWithForm step template.
1071. File type
      Specifies the type of delimiter used in the preferences file that is processed by a step based on the ApplyPreferences step template using this document property mapping object.
1072. Property mapping
      Lets you map headings in a preferences file to document properties in the system. The document properties that are mapped here are added to the Document property to set list on the Usage tab.
1073. Document Property Mapping
      Lets you map headings in a preferences file to document properties in the system. The document property mapping is used by the ApplyPreferences step in a workflow to add or change values in the document properties file (DPF) for the job.
1074. Property usage
      Specifies which document properties are used to identify the documents to update and which properties have their values updated.
1075. Preferences file
      Specifies the full path or symbolic name of the preferences file that the ApplyPreferences step uses to add or change property values in the document properties file (DPF) for each document in the job. The step uses a property mapping object to interpret the contents of the preferences file. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
1076. Property mapping
      Specifies the property mapping object that the ApplyPreferences step uses to interpret the preferences file specified in the Preferences file property.
1077. Property mapping description
      The description can include information about what values from the file are applied to the job or document properties.
1078. Property mapping name
      Specifies the name of the property mapping object.
1079. Last modified
      The date and time that the property mapping was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the property mapping changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1080. Authentication response attribute
      Specifies the XPath or JSONPath to the element in the response to the authentication request that contains the credential for the session. This value is stored as the WebService.Credential property for the session.
1081. Authentication response content type
      Specifies the response format that the application sends back to the input device in response to the authentication request.
1082. Authentication request header
      Specifies the HTTP header field that the input device includes in a web service request to authenticate with an application.
1083. Authentication request parameters
      Specifies the parameters that the input device includes in the web services request to authenticate with an external application. Examples of these parameters are the User ID and password. Refer to the documentation for that application for information about required and optional parameters and syntax.
1084. Authentication request password
      The password that the input device uses to get a credential that it can include with its web service request. You include the password in other properties as a symbol.
1085. Authentication request payload
      Specifies the body of the web services request that the input device submits to an application for authentication. Refer to the documentation for that application for syntax and requirements.
1086. Authentication request method
      Specifies the method that the input device uses to send the authentication request to the application. Refer to the documentation for that application to determine which method to use.
1087. Authentication request URL
      Specifies the URL that the input device uses to submit the authentication request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application or consult with the company that hosts the application to determine the URL to use.
1088. Authentication SOAP request
      Specifies the name of the SOAP request object that the input device uses to authenticate with a SOAP web service.
1089. Create child jobs
      Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector creates child jobs or independent jobs when it finds 2 or more matching XML elements or JSON objects. When RICOH ProcessDirector finds one matching element or object, it creates an independent job.
1090. Create job from response
      Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector creates a job from every response or only from an XML element or JSON object that matches an expression.
1091. Request method
      Specifies the method that the input device uses to send the request to the application. Refer to the documentation for that application to determine which method to use.
1092. Request URL
      Specifies the URL that the input device uses to submit the request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application or consult with the company that hosts the application to determine the URL to use.
1093. Response pattern to match
      Specifies an XPath or JSONPath expression that identifies an XML element or a JSON object.
1094. Static credential
      The authorization code that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to an application that allows a user or application to use the same credential repeatedly.
1095. Request header
      Specifies the HTTP header field that the input device includes in a web service request to send a request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application for requirements and syntax.
1096. Request payload
      Specifies the body of the web services request that the input device submits to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application for syntax and requirements.
1097. Request parameters
      Specifies the parameters that the input device includes in the web services request to an external application. Refer to the documentation for that application for information about required and optional parameters and syntax.
1098. Response content type
      Specifies the response format that the application sends back to the input device in response to the request.
1099. SOAP request
      Specifies the name of the SOAP request object that the input device uses to retrieve input using a SOAP web service.
1100. Time of last successful request
      Shows the date and time when the input device last successfully requested a response from a web service for an application. You cannot change the value of this property.
1101. Time zone offset
      Specifies the offset in hours between Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) and the time zone used by the web service to compute the current time and date.
1102. Use proxy
      Specifies whether the input device communicates through a proxy server and if so, specifies the proxy server to communicate through.
1103. Authentication request header
      Specifies the HTTP header field that the notification includes in a web service request to authenticate with an application.
1104. Authentication request method
      Specifies the method that the notification uses to send the authentication request to the application. Refer to the documentation for that application to determine which method to use.
1105. Authentication request parameters
      Specifies the parameters that the notification includes in the web services request to authenticate with an external application. Examples of these parameters are the User ID and password. Refer to the documentation for that application for information about required and optional parameters and syntax.
1106. Authentication request password
      The password that the notification uses to get a credential that it can include with its web service request. You include the password in other properties as a symbol.
1107. Authentication request payload
      Specifies the body of the web services request that the notification submits to an application for authentication. Refer to the documentation for that application for syntax and requirements.
1108. Authentication request URL
      Specifies the URL that the notification uses to submit the authentication request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application or consult with the company that hosts the application to determine the URL to use.
1109. Authentication response attribute
      Specifies the XPath or JSONPath to the element in the response to the authentication request that contains the credential for the session. This value is stored as the WSNotification.WebService.Credential property for the session.
1110. Authentication response content type
      Specifies the response format that the application sends back to the notification in response to the authentication request.
1111. Authentication SOAP request
      Specifies the name of the SOAP request object that the notification uses to authenticate with a SOAP web service.
1112. Static credential
      The authorization code that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to an application that allows a user or application to use the same credential repeatedly.
1113. Request header
      Specifies the HTTP header field that the notification includes in a web service request to send a request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application for requirements and syntax.
1114. Request method
      Specifies the method that the notification uses to send the request to the application. Refer to the documentation for that application to determine which method to use.
1115. Request parameters
      Specifies the parameters that the notification includes in the web services request to an external application. Refer to the documentation for that application for information about required and optional parameters and syntax.
1116. Request payload
      Specifies the body of the web services request that the notification submits to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application for syntax and requirements.
1117. Request URL
      Specifies the URL that the notification uses to submit the request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application or consult with the company that hosts the application to determine the URL to use.
1118. SOAP request
      Specifies the name of the SOAP request object that the notification uses to send information to a SOAP web service.
1119. Use proxy
      Specifies whether the notification communicates through a proxy server and if so, specifies the proxy server to communicate through.
1120. Request header
      Specifies the HTTP header field that the step includes in a web service request to send a request to an application.
1121. Request parameters
      Specifies the parameters that the step includes in the web services request to an external application. Refer to the documentation for that application for information about required and optional parameters and syntax.
1122. Request payload
      Specifies the body of the web services request that the step submits to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application for syntax and requirements.
1123. Request payload type
      Specifies whether the value in the Request payload property is a path to a file or a string.
1124. Password
      Specifies the password that the step uses to authenticate with a web service.
1125. Use proxy
      Specifies whether the step communicates through a proxy server and if so, specifies the proxy server to communicate through.
1126. Request method
      Specifies the method that the step uses to send the request to the application. Refer to the documentation for that application to determine which method to use.
1127. Request URL
      Specifies the URL that the step uses to submit the request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application or consult with the company that hosts the application to determine the URL to use.
1128. Response file
      Specifies the full file path and name that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to store the response from the application. Typically this value is ${getFileName(print,json,write)} or ${getFileName(print,xml,write)}, depending on the type of response file the application returns. After the response file is stored, it can be processed by other steps in the workflow.
1129. SOAP request
      Specifies the name of the SOAP request object that is used to retrieve job information using a SOAP web service.
1130. WSDL file
      Specifies the full path and name of the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) file to import. A WSDL file describes how a SOAP web service is called, including the parameters it accepts and the data structures it returns. You import WSDL files for all SOAP web services that you call to communicate with an application. RICOH ProcessDirector creates SOAP request objects from SOAP operations in each WSDL file.
1131. WSDL prefix
      Specifies the prefix that RICOH ProcessDirector adds to the names of the SOAP operations it creates.
1132. Address block line 1
      Specifies the first line of the address block in the document.
1133. Postal code
      Specifies the zip code in the document.
1134. Processing category
      Specifies the grouping of postal processing determined by the postal software for the document. For example, the postal software might determine that the address information for the document is invalid and set this value to Undeliverable. The possible values depend on your postal system and postal software.
1135. Postal company name
      Specifies the company name in the document.
1136. Zip code
      Specifies the zip code in the document.
1137. Address processing return code
      A value returned from postal address correction software to indicate the result of its processing. This value can be used to group documents into jobs that qualify for postal discounts based on successful address correction and those which do not qualify.
1138. Change of address return code
      A value returned from postal address correction software to indicate if the address for the document was changed.
1139. Pallet break mark
      Specifies the pallet break mark for the document. This value is returned from postal sorting software that determines pallet boundaries for the documents in a job to take the most advantage of the postal discount for presorted mail.
1140. Pallet number
      Specifies the pallet number for the document. This value is returned from postal sorting software that assigns each document in a job into pallets to take the most advantage of the postal discount for presorted mail.
1141. Container break mark
      Specifies the container break mark for the document. This value is returned from postal sorting software that determines container boundaries for the documents in a job to take the most advantage of the postal discount for presorted mail.
1142. Container number
      Specifies the container number for the document. This value is returned from postal sorting software that assigns each document in a job into containers to take the most advantage of the postal discount for presorted mail.
1143. Package break mark
      Specifies the package break mark for the document. This value is returned from postal sorting software that determines package boundaries for the documents in a job to take the most advantage of the postal discount for presorted mail.
1144. Package number
      Specifies the package number for the document. This value is returned from postal sorting software that assigns each document in a job into packages to take the most advantage of the postal discount for presorted mail.
1145. Postage rate
      Specifies the postage rate for the document. This value is returned from postal software that determines the postage rate based on such factors as the weight of the mail piece and type of postal code.
1146. Postage rate code
      Specifies the postage rate code for the document. This value is returned from postal software that determines the postage rate based on such factors as the type of postage rate code. In the United States Postal Service rates, two values are ZIP and ZIP+4.
1147. Presort sequence number
      Specifies the presort sequence number in the document. This value is returned from postal sorting software that reorders documents in a job to take advantage of the postal discount for presorted mail.
1148. Presort processing return code
      A value returned from postal sorting software to indicate the result of its processing. This value can be used to group documents into jobs that qualify for postal discounts based on successful sortation and those which do not qualify.
1149. Variable mail piece thickness
      Specifies the thickness of a mail piece when the mail pieces in a job have different thicknesses.
1150. Variable mail piece weight
      Specifies the weight of a mail piece when the mail pieces in a job have different weights.
1151. Mail piece height
      Specifies the height of the mail piece.
1152. Mail piece length
      Specifies the length of the mail piece.
1153. Identical mail piece thickness
      Specifies the thickness of a mail piece when all mail pieces in a job have the same thickness.
1154. Identical mail piece weight
      Specifies the weight of a mail piece when all mail pieces in a job have the same weight.
1155. Use variable measurements
      Specifies whether the mail pieces in the job have the same weight and thickness or different weights and thicknesses.
1156. Processing category
      Specifies a grouping of postal processing that can be determined by the postal software.
1157. Mail class
      Specifies the class of mail for the job. For example, the class of mail for the United States Postal Service might be first class, standard, or parcel.
1158. Maximum weight of pallet
      Indicates the maximum possible weight of a pallet for mailing. When the weight of individual documents is known, this property can be used to group documents into jobs so that the maximum weight is not exceeded.
1159. Minimum weight of pallet
      Indicates the minimum possible weight of a pallet for mailing. When the weight of individual documents is known, this property can be used to group documents into jobs so that the minimum weight is always met.
1160. Pallet size
      Shows the size of an individual pallet.
1161. Container size
      Specifies the size of the container. For example, the size of a container might be 2 foot (2-foot standard letter tray) or EMM (extended managed mail tray).
1162. Minimum weight of container
      Specifies the minimum weight that your postal service accepts for a container. When the weight of individual documents is known, this property can be used to group documents into jobs so that the minimum weight is always met.
1163. Maximum weight of container
      Specifies the maximum weight that your postal service accepts for a container. When the weight of individual documents is known, this property can be used to group documents into jobs so that the maximum weight is not exceeded.
1164. Mailer ID
      Specifies the identification number of the company sending the mail. Mailer IDs are assigned by the postal service.
1165. Presort process
      Specifies the type of sorting that the job qualifies for based on the requirements set by your postal service. For example, mail might be separated into machinable or non-machinable sortation.
1166. Mail type
      Specifies the shape of the mail pieces in the job. For example, the shape of the mail pieces for the United States Postal Service might be postcard, letter, or flat.
1167. Postage statement date
      Specifies the date the job is sent to the postal service and the date that the postal service receives payment for the job.
1168. Mail rate type
      Specifies the type of mail rate for the job. For example, in the United States Postal Service, the type of mail rate might be regular, non-profit, or classroom.
1169. Columns to keep
      Specifies a comma-separated list of the names of column headings in the external results file. A step based on the MapExternalResultsFiletoDocProps step template keeps these columns when it creates the modified results file. All other columns are not included in the modified results file.
1170. External results contain column headings
      Specifies whether the external results file returned from the external program contains headings for the document property columns.
1171. Document properties selected
      Specifies document properties in the order that they should be added as column headings in the modified results file.
1172. Selected document properties
      Specifies document properties that will be written to the external document properties file that is produced by a step based on the BuildExternalDocPropsFile.
1173. Column headings
      Specifies the column headings to use in the external document properties file.
1174. External results file
      Specifies the name of the comma-separated or tab-delimited file containing the document properties and other information returned from the external program. This file is input to a step based on the MapExternalResultsFiletoDocProps step template.
1175. File type
      Specifies the type of the external results file, which is input to a step based on the MapExternalResultsFiletoDocProps step template.
1176. Modified results file
      Specifies the name of the tab-delimited file containing the document properties that you selected from the document properties in the external results file. A step based on the MapExternalResultsFiletoDocProps step template creates this file as output.
1177. External document properties file
      Specifies the fully qualified output filename for the external document properties file.
1178. File type
      Specifies the output file type for the External document properties file.
1179. Modified Results File
      The name of the tab-delimited file containing the properties selected from the external results file. The step merges the properties in the modified results file into the document properties file for the job.
1180. Banner page input tray
      Specifies the printer input tray that holds the paper that should be used for header and trailer pages.
1181. Merge banner pages into PDF print file
      Specifies whether header and trailer banner files are merged into the PDF print file or sent to the printer as separate files.
1182. Kodak printer queue
      Specifies the name of the LPR print queue used for the Kodak PDF printer.
1183. PitStop action list or PDF profile
      Specifies the full path and file name to the PitStop action list (.eal) or PDF profile (.ppp) file that RICOH ProcessDirector sends to PitStop Server. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
1184. Document properties to store
      Document properties that can be stored with the file.
1185. Archive entry type
      Adds a custom label for the information that is stored in the repository by this step, such as Original job file, Preflight, Print data, or History only.
1186. File to store
      Specifies the file you want to store in the repository.
1187. Job properties to store
      Job properties that are stored for use in retrieving the file or history information.
1188. Document properties file
      Specifies the name of a tab-delimited file containing property values to store in the repository. The file can contain values for document properties, fields that are not defined as RICOH ProcessDirector document properties, or a combination of both. If at least one of the fields in the file that you specify is not a document property defined to RICOH ProcessDirector, select ALL in the Document properties to store property.
1189. Path to override properties file
      Specifies the path and name of a text file that contains a list of job properties whose values you want to preserve for use when the job or its documents are resubmitted to a workflow. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
1190. Associated properties file
      Specifies the full path or symbolic name of the file that the StoreInRepository step can use to store one or more properties that are associated with the job, but that are properties of other objects. For example, you can store a property of the printer that was used to print the job, such as the printer model or location.
1191. Repository
      Specifies the repository where the file is stored.
1192. Filename of the new job
      Specify the name that you want to use for the Job name property of the new job.
1193. Store history records
      Specifies whether the step stores production history collected by one or more history record notification objects.
1194. Description
      Describes the repository. For example, this property might describe the type of data that is deposited here.
1195. Disk space used (GB)
      Shows how much disk space is used by entries in the repository.
1196. Folder location
      Specifies the directory where the repository stores the data. The property can be changed by using the Change folder location action.
1197. Files stored
      Shows the total number of data files stored in the repository. Archive entries containing only history information are not counted as part of the total.
1198. Name
      Specifies the name of the repository.
1199. Last modified
      The date and time that the repository was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the repository changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1200. Repository location
      Specifies the location object associated with this repository.
1201. Next deletion of expired files
      Shows the date and time when the next file with an expired Retention period is going to be deleted.
1202. Select workflow for the new job
      Specifies the workflow used to process the selected results file when it is submitted as a new job.
1203. Retention period
      Specifies the period of time to store a file in this repository. The unit of time for the value can be days, weeks, months, or years. The property can be changed by using the Change retention period action.
1204. Number of results
      Specifies the maximum number of results returned for a search.
1205. Search
      Lets you select from the searches you previously saved to start a new search.
1206. Search criteria
      Specifies how the search options are combined.
1207. Search options
      Lets you define one or more properties to use to search for the job, document, or history information you want to retrieve. Each search option consists of a property, a comparison, and a value.
1208. Repository to search
      Specifies which repository you want to search in. After you select a repository, you can choose what properties to use to search for the data you want to retrieve. Depending on which repository you select, the list of properties you can choose is limited to the properties stored in that repository.
1209. Search criteria
      Specifies the properties and values the ExportFromRepository step uses to search the repository for data to export.
1210. Criteria type
      Specifies whether the value in the Search criteria property is a file or a string.
1211. Export results file
      Specifies the full path or symbolic name of the Comma Separated Values (CSV) file where the step writes the exported properties.
1212. Results file descriptor
      Specifies the path and file name to the file that lists which property values you want the ExportFromRepository step to retrieve from the repository and include in the export results file. You can also select a step resource object as the value for the property instead of providing a path and filename. Using a step resource lets you change the specific file without editing all of the workflows that contain the step that uses the file.
1213. Repository
      Specifies the repository to search for information to export.
1214. Last number of records exported
      Specifies the number of records exported the last time that the ExportFromRepository step ran. You cannot edit this value.
1215. Input ZIP file
      Specifies the full path and symbolic name of the ZIP file created by a step based on the CreateJobsFromRepositorySearch step template.
1216. Create as child job
      Specifies whether the jobs created by a step based on the CreateJobsFromRepositorySearch step template are child jobs or independent jobs. When the new jobs are child jobs, the job processed by the CreateJobsFromRepositorySearch step becomes the parent job.
1217. Path to override properties file
      Specifies the full path and name of a text file that contains a list of job properties whose values you want to use when the new jobs are created. When you specify an override properties file, RICOH ProcessDirector creates an overrides file. This overrides file is passed to every job created by the CreateJobsFromRepositorySearch step.
1218. Repository
      Specifies the repository to search for information to include in a new job.
1219. Search criteria
      Specifies the properties and values the CreateJobsFromRepositorySearch step uses to search the repository for data to include in the new job.
1220. Stop when no results are found
      Specifies whether the CreateJobsFromRepositorySearch step moves the job into an error state if no results are found.
1221. Workflow for new jobs
      Specifies the workflow that a step based on the CreateJobsFromRepositorySearch step template uses for new jobs it creates.
1222. Repository
      Specifies the repository to search and remove the data from.
1223. Search criteria
      Specifies the properties and values the RemoveDataFromRepository step uses to search the repository for data. The total number of items removed as a result of the search is displayed in Number of results removed.
1224. Number of results removed
      Displays the total number of results removed by a step based on the RemoveDataFromRepository step template. You cannot change the value of this property.
1225. Current deadline step
      Specifies the name of the step that a job must complete to meet its current deadline.
1226. Day of month
      Specifies the day of the month for the Deadline date.
1227. Day of week
      Specifies the day of the week for the Deadline date.
1228. Deadline step
      Specifies the name of the step that a job must complete to meet its deadline.
1229. Deadline
      Shows the date and time by which the job must complete the deadline step. If the job does not complete the Deadline step before the time on the date shown for this property, the Deadline outcome for the job is set to Missed.
1230. Inherit deadline from parent job
      Specifies whether a child job inherits a deadline from its parent job.
1231. Property
      Specifies the job property used to calculate the deadline.
1232. Deadline outcome
      Shows whether the deadline for a job has been met or missed.
1233. Override existing deadline
      Specifies whether the deadline specified on this SetDeadline step overrides an existing deadline for the job.
1234. Percent complete
      Specifies what percentage of the estimated durations specified by the steps in the predicted workflow for the job are completed.
1235. Deadline date
      Specifies the settings used to set the date for the deadline. If the job has not completed the Deadline step before the Deadline time on the date calculated from this property, the Deadline outcome for the job is set to Missed.
1236. Plus or minus
      Specifies the number of minutes, hours, or days to add or subtract from the date or time set by the user in the Deadline time and Deadline date properties.
1237. Predicted completion time
      Specifies the date and time that RICOH ProcessDirector predicts for the job to finish processing the last step in its workflow that is included in the estimated duration.
1238. Predicted outcome
      Uses the predicted path of the job in its workflow and the estimated durations of the steps remaining in the predicted path through the Deadline step, to determine if there is enough time to run the remaining steps before the deadline time.
1239. Tracking status
      Shows whether the progress of a job through a workflow is ahead of or behind the estimated time to complete the current step and all steps that have been run up to this point.
1240. Deadline time
      Specifies the time of day for the deadline. If the job does not complete the Deadline step before this time on the date specified in the Deadline date property, the Deadline outcome for the job is set to Missed.
1241. Time zone
      Specifies the time zone to use when setting the deadline for the job in the current workflow.
1242. Time zone
      Specifies the time zone to use when setting the deadline for the job in the current workflow.
1243. Include in estimated duration
      Specifies whether the Estimated duration of the step and actual processing time is used to calculate the Tracking status of a job.
1244. Estimated duration
      Specifies the estimated amount of time it takes for a step to complete processing a job.
1245. Include in estimated duration
      Specifies whether the Estimated duration of the step and actual processing time is used to calculate the Tracking status of a job.
1246. Estimated duration
      Specifies the estimated amount of time it takes for a step to complete processing a job.
1247. Expected work name
      Specifies the name of the expected work object.
1248. Created By
      Specifies the ID of the RICOH ProcessDirector feature that created the group. This property has no value if an authorized user created the group, and the group did not result from the action of a feature.
1249. Description
      Describes the expected work object. This description appears in the table that lists the expected work objects on the Expected Work page.
1250. Enabled Status
      Specifies whether this expected work takes effect on the input devices that have references to it.
1251. File patterns
      Specifies one or more pattern-matching strings that can be used to identify jobs based on their file names. You can use this property in conjunction with the Number of jobs expected property to monitor for specific print jobs. If a job name matches one of their file patterns, it is counted as a unit of expected work.
1252. Expected work interval
      Indicates the time interval used to monitor work that is expected to arrive in the system.
1253. Last modified
      The date and time that the expected work was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the expected work changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1254. Modified by user
      Specifies the user name of the user who made the last change to this expected work. RICOH ProcessDirector maintains the value of this property, and updates the value whenever the expected work changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1255. Number of jobs expected
      Indicates the number of jobs that are expected to be processed during the specified time period.
1256. End date
      Specifies the date when the expected work interval ends. This property is only used when the Expected work interval property is set to Calendar date.
1257. Frequency (days)
      Specifies how often the expected work object reports the status of expected work. At the end of the time period, expected work that has not arrived is reported as late. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device and change the Expected work property.
1258. Frequency (hours)
      Specifies how often the expected work object reports the status of expected work. At the end of the time period, expected work that has not arrived is reported as late. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device and change the Expected work property.
1259. Frequency (months)
      Specifies how often the expected work object reports the status of expected work. At the end of the time period, expected work that has not arrived is reported as late. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device and change the Expected work property.
1260. Frequency (weeks)
      Specifies how often the expected work object reports the status of expected work. At the end of the time period, expected work that has not arrived is reported as late. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device and change the Expected work property.
1261. Frequency (years)
      Specifies how often the expected work object reports the status of expected work. At the end of the time period, expected work that has not arrived is reported as late. The schedule repeats until you update the properties of the input device and change the Expected work property.
1262. Expected work start date
      Specifies the date that the expected work takes effect. Status is reported for the expected work based on this time.
1263. Expected work start time
      Specifies the time that the expected work takes effect. Status is reported for the expected work based on this time.
1264. Start date and time
      Specifies the date and time that the expected work takes effect. Status is reported for the expected work based on this date and time.
1265. Associated expected work
      Specifies the name of the expected work object associated with this input device. You can associate more than one expected work object with an input device.
1266. Expected work status
      Shows whether all the expected work for the input device arrived on time.
1267. SLA target step time
      Contains the date and time that the job completed the SLA target step. If this property is blank, either the workflow did not include an SLA target step or the job has not completed the step.
1268. Actual
      Contains the date and time that the job completed this processing phase. If this property is blank, the job has not yet completed this phase.
1269. Checkpoint start time
      Contains the date and time that RICOH ProcessDirector used as the start time to calculate the planned checkpoints of the job.
1270. SLA outcome
      Shows whether the job has completed the SLA target step before the SLA deadline. This value is calculated by comparing the SLA deadline and SLA target step time properties.
1271. Planned Completion
      Contains the date and time that the job is expected to complete the last checkpointed processing phase.
1272. SLA deadline
      Contains the date and time by which the job must complete the SLA target step. This value is calculated based on the SLA target value on the service policy used for the job. If the job arrives after this time, it is marked late because it missed its SLA deadline. If this property is blank, either the workflow did not include an SLA target step or the job has not completed the step.
1273. Planned
      Contains the date and time that the job is expected to complete this phase according to the service policy. RICOH ProcessDirector calculates the planned checkpoint times.
1274. Service policy
      Specifies the name of the service policy that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to calculate the planned checkpoints of the job. If the job misses a checkpoint defined in the service policy, it is marked Late.
1275. Estimated print duration
      Shows the estimated amount of time that the current requested printer requires to print the job. You can show the time in seconds, minutes, hours, or days. To change the unit of time, click the clock button next to the field name.
1276. Reset on reprocess
      Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector records new actual checkpoint times for a job when you select the Print Again or Process Again action to reprocess the job.
1277. Adjusted arrival time
      The start time to use in calculating checkpoints. A user or a workflow can change this value to adjust the SLA start time without changing the actual receipt time.
1278. Checkpoint status
      Specifies whether the job is late meeting its planned checkpoints.
1279. Service policy
      Specifies the name of the service policy that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to calculate the planned checkpoints of all jobs that use this workflow. If a job misses a planned checkpoint defined in the service policy, it is marked Late.
1280. SLA target step
      Specifies the name of the step that represents the true goal of the SLA. If a job completes this step before the SLA deadline, the SLA outcome is marked Met. If a job does not complete this step before the SLA deadline, the SLA outcome is marked as Missed.
1281. No-service period name
      Specifies the name of the no-service period.
1282. No-service period description
      Describes the no-service period. For example, this property might describe the holiday. The description can contain blanks and any special characters. There is no default.
1283. End time (HH:MM)
      Specifies the time that the no-service period ends.
1284. Last modified
      The date and time that the no-service period was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the no-service period changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1285. Day
      Specifies the day of the no-service period.
1286. Month
      Specifies the month of the no-service period.
1287. Year
      Specifies the year of the no-service period. Authorized users can specify a 4-digit year. If this property is blank, the no-service period applies to all years.
1288. Start time (HH:MM)
      Specifies the time that the no-service period starts.
1289. Service policy name
      Specifies the name of the service policy. Authorized users can specify this property.
1290. Adjustment method
      Specifies the method that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to adjust the checkpoint start time. The checkpoint start time is the start time for the checkpoint intervals specified in the service policy. Authorized users can specify this property.
1291. Adjust for no-service periods
      Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector adjusts the checkpoint start time and planned checkpoint times to skip over no-service periods, such as holidays. For example, if a job arrives in the system on a holiday, RICOH ProcessDirector adjusts the checkpoint start time and planned checkpoints for that job so that they occur after the holiday. The adjustment takes place for planned outcome too, but only for the Elapsed Time measurement method Authorized users can specify this property.
1292. Interval
      Specifies the time interval between the checkpoint start time and when you expect a job to complete this phase.
1293. Service policy description
      Describes the service policy. For example, this property might describe the client the service policy applies to. The description can contain blanks and any special characters. There is no default.
1294. Interval
      Specifies the time interval between the checkpoint start time and when you expect a job to complete this phase.
1295. Last modified
      The date and time that the service policy was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the service policy changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1296. SLA duration
      If the deadline calculation method is Elapsed time, specifies the amount of time allowed, in minutes, hours, or days, between the Checkpoint start time of a job and the SLA deadline.
1297. Number of days
      If the deadline calculation method is Specific time, specifies the number of days from the Checkpoint start time until the SLA deadline for a job. This value is used with the SLA target time property to set the SLA deadline at a specific time on that day.
1298. Deadline calculation method
      Specifies the method that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to calculate the SLA deadline for jobs that use this service policy.
1299. SLA target time
      If the deadline calculation method is Specific time, specifies the time of day for the SLA deadline. This value is used with the Number of days property to set the SLA deadline at a specific time on a particular day.
1300. Reset on reprocess
      Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector records new actual checkpoint times for a job when you use the Print Again or Process Again action to reprocess the job.
1301. Start time (HH:MM)
      Specifies the checkpoint start time if the Adjustment method is Cutoff or Start. The checkpoint start time is the start time for the checkpoint intervals specified in the service policy.
1302. Time zone
      Specifies the time zone of the location where jobs are printed.
1303. Pages per minute
      Shows the number of pages the printer can print in a minute. You must enter this value; the printer does not report this information. Make sure that you enter a realistic throughput value, based on your experience with the printer and the jobs it processes.
1304. Barcode format
      Barcode formats are used by the barcode reader to determine where the values for the Job number and Sequence in child job properties can be found in the set of data returned by the camera or barcode scanner.
1305. Description
      Describes a barcode reader object. For example, the description might include details of where the camera or barcode scanner is placed, such as on an inserter exit or a printer output bin.
1306. Name
      The name of the barcode reader.
1307. IP address
      Specifies the IP address or hostname that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to the camera or barcode scanner that you want to use with this barcode reader object.
1308. Last modified
      The date and time when the barcode reader was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the barcode reader changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1309. Barcode reader location
      Specifies the location associated with this barcode reader.
1310. Port
      Specifies the port that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to the camera or barcode scanner that you want to use with this barcode reader object.
1311. Barcode reader state
      Specifies whether the barcode reader has detected invalid data.
1312. Connection status
      Specifies the current status of the barcode reader.
1313. Scan count
      Shows the total number of times the barcode on a document is scanned.
1314. Document scanned 1
      Shows the date and time when a camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step reads the barcode on a document. You cannot change the value of this property.
1315. Document scanned 2
      Shows the date and time when a camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step reads the barcode on a document. You cannot change the value of this property.
1316. Document scanned 3
      Shows the date and time when a camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step reads the barcode on a document. You cannot change the value of this property.
1317. Document scanned 4
      Shows the date and time when a camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step reads the barcode on a document. You cannot change the value of this property.
1318. Document scanned 5
      Shows the date and time when a camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step reads the barcode on a document. You cannot change the value of this property.
1319. Document status 1
      Shows whether the barcode on a document has been read correctly by the camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step. You cannot change the value of this property.
1320. Document status 2
      Shows whether the barcode on a document has been read correctly by the camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step. You cannot change the value of this property.
1321. Document status 3
      Shows whether the barcode on a document has been read correctly by the camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step. You cannot change the value of this property.
1322. Document status 4
      Shows whether the barcode on a document has been read correctly by the camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step. You cannot change the value of this property.
1323. Document status 5
      Shows whether the barcode on a document has been read correctly by the camera or barcode scanner associated with a ReadBarcodeData step. You cannot change the value of this property.
1324. Verification recipient
      Specifies information, such as account name, that helps you to identify a document. You can add a Recipient column to the Documents portlet on the Main page to show the Verification recipient property value, and you can sort and filter on the Verification recipient property in the Documents table.
1325. Complete step when all barcodes are read
      Specifies whether RICOH ProcessDirector moves the job to the next step after all the documents for the job are detected.
1326. Barcode reader
      Specifies one or more barcode readers that are used to record barcodes read for this step.
1327. Document scan time property
      Specifies which Document scanned property to update with the date and time when a camera or barcode scanner reads the barcode on a document. The ReadBarcodeData step in a workflow sets values for both the camera or barcode scanner and the Document scanned property.
1328. Document status property
      Specifies which document status property should be updated with a status of OK when the barcode on a document is read by the camera or barcode scanner associated with the ReadBarcodeData step in a workflow. If a job is processed by more than one ReadBarcodeData step, we recommend that each step have a different value of the Document status property if you need to identify where in the workflow a document was missed.
1329. Results file inactivity timer
      Specifies the amount of time that RICOH ProcessDirector waits after a barcode is recorded in the results file for the job before it moves the job to the next step. The timer is reset each time a barcode is read. If the Results file inactivity timer reaches the value selected, the job moves to the next step. Documents from the job with barcodes that were not read are marked with an Attention status.
1330. Ultimate Impostrip® input hot folder
      Specifies the name of the Ultimate Impostrip® hot folder that is configured to imposition the job correctly.
1331. Ultimate Impostrip® job name
      Specifies the name that RICOH ProcessDirector assigns to a job when it sends the job to the Ultimate Impostrip® server.
1332. Ultimate Impostrip® configuration
      Specifies the method that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to retrieve the list of Ultimate Impostrip® hot folders that can receive print jobs. When this value is correct, click Update on the Ultimate Impostrip® Hot Folders table to see the list of available hot folders.
1333. Mappings
      Use these fields to show the directories that RICOH ProcessDirector and Ultimate Impostrip® use to exchange files for processing.
1334. Ultimate Impostrip® host system
      Specifies whether Ultimate Impostrip® is installed on a Windows computer that also runs a RICOH ProcessDirector server.
1335. Banner page input tray
      Specifies the printer input tray that holds the paper that should be used for header and trailer pages.
1336. Merge banner pages into PDF print file
      Specifies whether header and trailer banner files are merged into the PDF print file or sent to the printer as separate files.
1337. Xerox printer driver
      Printer drivers and versions that you can use to submit a job to a Xerox PDF printer.
1338. Xerox printer queue
      Specifies the name of the LPR Print queue used for the Xerox printer.
1339. Xerox printer type
      This is the printer type of the printer that you are printing to.
1340. Black ink
      Shows the Avanti name corresponding to the black ink used to print jobs and any reprints on this Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
1341. Cyan ink
      Shows the Avanti name corresponding to the cyan ink used to print jobs and any reprints on this Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
1342. Highlight ink
      Shows the Avanti name corresponding to the highlight ink used to print jobs and any reprints on this Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
1343. Magenta ink
      Shows the Avanti name corresponding to the magenta ink used to print jobs and any reprints on this Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
1344. MICR ink
      Shows the Avanti name corresponding to the MICR (magnetic ink character recognition) ink used to print jobs and any reprints on this Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
1345. Protector coat
      Shows the Avanti name corresponding to the protector coat used to print jobs and any reprints on this Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
1346. Yellow ink
      Shows the Avanti name corresponding to the yellow ink used to print jobs and any reprints on this Ricoh TotalFlow printer.
1347. Print unit to report
      Specifies how RICOH ProcessDirector reports print volume to Avanti Slingshot.
1348. Slingshot cost center
      Specifies the Slingshot cost center that is associated with a printer.
1349. Slingshot cost center
      Specifies the Slingshot cost center that is associated with the step.
1350. Slingshot milestone status
      Specifies the status that the system sends to Avanti Slingshot when this step processes a job. The status is associated with the cost center defined in the Slingshot cost center property.
1351. Slingshot production quantity
      Specifies which job property to send to Avanti Slingshot to represent what was printed. Avanti Slingshot displays this value as the Quantity Produced.
1352. Slingshot cost center
      Specifies the Slingshot cost center that is associated with the step.
1353. Slingshot production quantity
      Specifies which job property to send to Avanti Slingshot to represent what was printed. Avanti Slingshot displays this value as the Quantity Produced.
1354. Slingshot milestone status
      Specifies the status that the system sends to Avanti Slingshot when this step processes a job. The status is associated with the cost center defined in the Slingshot cost center property.
1355. List of cost centers
      Shows the list of Slingshot cost centers that have been defined in the Avanti Slingshot Connect configuration file.
1356. Avanti URL
      Specifies the URL for the Avanti Slingshot server that RICOH ProcessDirector communicates with.
1357. Job color to report
1358. Event type
      Adds a custom label for the information that the step stores in the database.
1359. Job properties to write
      Specifies the job properties to write to the database.
1360. Document properties to write
      Specifies the document properties to write to the database.
1361. Document properties file
      Specifies the name of a tab-delimited file containing property values to write to the database. The file contains values for document properties, fields that are not defined as RICOH ProcessDirector document properties, or a combination of both. Only properties defined as RICOH ProcessDirector document properties are written to the database.
1362. Document properties table
      Specifies the name of the table where the selected document properties are stored in the Reports database.
1363. Job properties table
      Specifies the name of the table where the selected job properties are stored in the Reports database.
1364. Remove expired entries
      Specifies whether the data collector marks database entries as expired after a specified retention time. Only expired entries are removed from the database according to the removal schedule.
1365. Error log directory
      Specifies the full path and name of the directory that RICOH ProcessDirector writes a file to when it cannot put the property values in the database table. The file contains the property values in comma-separated value (CSV) format.
1366. Last modified
      Specifies the date and time that the data collector was last changed.
1367. Database table name
      Specifies the name of the database table where the data collector stores the property values that it captures.
1368. Database tables affected
      Specifies the names of the database tables that steps based on the WritePropsToReportsDatabase step template write data into.
1369. Database
      Specifies the name of the PostgreSQL database to create for storing the information collected for reporting. After it is created, the database is referred to in the documentation as the Reports database.
1370. Frequency (days)
      Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector removes expired entries from the Reports database.
1371. Frequency (hours)
      Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector removes expired entries from the Reports database.
1372. Frequency (months)
      Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector removes expired entries from the Reports database.
1373. Frequency (weeks)
      Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector removes expired entries from the Reports database.
1374. Frequency (years)
      Specifies how often RICOH ProcessDirector removes expired entries from the Reports database.
1375. PostgreSQL server IP address or host name
      Specifies either the network IP address or the host name of the computer where the Reports PostgreSQL database that stores job and printer data is stored. To use the PostgreSQL database on the RICOH ProcessDirector primary computer, enter localhost.
1376. Interval
      Specifies the time interval used to determine when RICOH ProcessDirector looks for entries in the Reports database that have exceeded their retention periods.
1377. Password
      Specifies the user password that you want RICOH ProcessDirector to use in PostgreSQL for logging in to the Reports database. RICOH ProcessDirector uses the password with the user name to log in to the Reports database.
1378. PostgreSQL server port
      Specifies the port number to use for communicating with the Reports database.
1379. Start date and time
      Specifies when RICOH ProcessDirector starts to monitor the entries in the Reports database for expiration of their retention periods. After this date and time, expired entries are removed from the database according to the configured schedule.
1380. User name
      Specifies the user name that you want RICOH ProcessDirector to use in PostgreSQL for logging in to the Reports database.
1381. Capture Advanced Transform files
      Shows whether log and *trc files produced when jobs are processed by the Advanced Transforms feature are included in the capture file.
1382. Continue on error
      Specifies whether jobs continue to process in their workflows if the Job Step Progress data collector fails to capture information.
1383. Job properties to capture
      Specifies the job properties that this data collector captures at the beginning and end of each workflow step.
1384. Job properties to capture
      Specifies the job properties that this data collector captures when a job starts printing and when a job stops printing successfully. These properties are also captured when a job stops printing due to an error.
1385. Printer properties to capture
      Specifies the printer properties that this data collector captures when a job starts printing and when a job stops printing successfully. These properties are also captured when a job stops printing due to an error.
1386. Printer properties to capture
      Specifies the printer properties that this data collector captures when the printer’s Enabled status or Printer status property changes.
1387. Job properties to capture
      Specifies the properties and time duration information that this data collector captures when a job completes each step in a work flow.
1388. Barcode reader properties to capture
      Specifies properties that this data collector captures about a barcode reader when a user does an action on it.
1389. User properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about the user who does an action on a barcode reader.
1390. Input device properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about an input device when a user does an action on it.
1391. User properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about the user who does an action on an input device.
1392. Job properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about a job when a user does an action on it.
1393. User properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about the user who does an action on a job.
1394. Printer properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about a printer when a user does an action on it.
1395. User properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about the user who does an action on a printer.
1396. Target user properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about a target user when a user does an action on it.
1397. User properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about the user who does an action on a target user.
1398. Inserter properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about an inserter controller when a user does an action on it.
1399. User properties to capture
      Specifies the properties that this data collector captures about the user who does an action on an inserter controller.
1400. Time zone offset
      Specifies the offset in hours between Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) and the time zone used by the web service to compute the current time and date.
1401. File upload name
      Specifies the full path and name of the file where this data transmitter stores the data that it extracts from the PostgreSQL database. The file contains the property values in comma-separated value (CSV) format.
1402. Request header
      Specifies the HTTP header field that the data transmitter includes in a web service request to send a request to an application.
1403. Request method
      Specifies the method that the data transmitter uses to send the request to the application. Refer to the documentation for that application to determine which method to use.
1404. Request parameters
      Specifies the parameters that the data transmitter includes in the web services request to an external application. Refer to the documentation for that application for information about required and optional parameters and syntax.
1405. Request payload
      Specifies the body of the web services request that the data transmitter submits to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application for syntax and requirements.
1406. Request URL
      Specifies the URL that the data transmitter uses to submit the request to an application. Refer to the documentation for that application or consult with the company that hosts the application to determine the URL to use.
1407. Use proxy
      Specifies whether the data transmitter communicates through a proxy server and if so, specifies the proxy server to communicate through.
1408. Credential
      Specifies the credential that the data transmitter uses to authenticate with an application.
1409. Description
      Describes the data transmitter. For example, it might explain what information is sent or where it goes.
1410. Start date and time
      Specifies the date and time since the data transmitter starts to retrieve and send the information from the PostgreSQL database.
1411. End date
      Specifies the date when the data transmitter stops retrieving information from the PostgreSQL database and sending it to another application.
1412. Interval
      Specifies the time interval used to determine when the data transmitter runs.
1413. Frequency (days)
      Specifies how often the data transmitter runs.
1414. Frequency (hours)
      Specifies how often the data transmitter runs.
1415. Frequency (months)
      Specifies how often the data transmitter runs.
1416. Frequency (weeks)
      Specifies how often the data transmitter runs.
1417. Name
      Specifies the name of the data transmitter.
1418. Last modified
      The date and time that the data transmitter was last changed. RICOH ProcessDirector updates the value whenever the notification changes. You cannot change the value of this property.
1419. Execute code on server
      Specifies the name of the RICOH ProcessDirector server that executes the code for this data transmitter.
1420. Database tables
      Specifies the names of the tables in the PostgreSQL database that the data transmitter queries to collect information. The information returned is exported to a file in comma-separated values (CSV) format.
1421. Type
      Specifies the type of data transmitter.
1422. Transmission type
      Specifies the amount of data to include in this transmission.
1423. Request header
      Specifies the HTTP header field included in a web service request to authenticate with an application.
1424. Request method
      Specifies the method used to send the authentication request to the application.
1425. Request parameters
      Specifies the parameters included in the web services request to authenticate with an application.
1426. Request password
      The password used to get a credential that will be used in a web service request. You include the password in other properties as a symbol.
1427. Request payload
      Specifies the body of the authentication request sent to an application.
1428. Response attribute
      Specifies the XPath or JSONPath to the element in the response to the authentication request that contains the credential for the session.
1429. Response content type
      Specifies the file format in which the application sends back the response attribute data.
1430. Request URL
      Specifies the URL used to submit the authentication request to an application.
1431. Static credential
      The authorization code that RICOH ProcessDirector uses to connect to an application that allows a user or application to use the same credential repeatedly.
1432. Image
      Specifies the code package that contains everything Docker needs to create a container secondary server.
1433. Create inline form definition
      Specifies whether the transform generates a form definition for AFP files. Form definitions can be generated with the following information: tray, number of copies, simplex/duplex, and jog. Any duplex value specified in the Job.Transform.Duplex property will also be added to the form definition.
1434. Preserve color in output
      Specifies whether the color information is preserved in the generated output.
1435. Default paper size for PostScript
      Specifies the paper size to use when the input file does not include paper size information.
1436. Duplex
      Specifies whether the transform should create duplex or simplex output.
1437. Include fonts in the output
      Specifies whether the transform embeds fonts into the PDF output file.
1438. Font fidelity
      Specifies whether the transform can substitute fonts in the output if the requested fonts cannot be found.
1439. Generate PDF TOC
      Specifies whether the transform generates a PDF table of contents based on the AFP index tags included in the input file.
1440. Path to ICC profile
      Specifies the fully qualified path to the ICC profile that the transform should use when it generates the output file.
1441. IOCA transform resolution (dpi)
      For the AFP output of the Advanced transform feature, specifies the resolution of the IOCA images produced. The resolution of raster fonts is set with the Transform resolution property.
1442. Transform input stream
      Specifies the file format of the input to the transform step. This list contains the input file formats that correspond with the installed advanced transform inputs.
1443. Use outline fonts
      Specifies whether the transform produces outline fonts for the AFP output file.
1444. Transform output stream
      Specifies the output format that the transform step produces. This list contains the output file formats that correspond with the installed advanced transform outputs.
1445. Page range to transform
      Specifies the page or page range that the transform should extract and convert to the output data stream.
1446. Use full printable area for PCL output
      Specifies whether the PCL output should use the full printable area on the page instead of the PCL standard area.
1447. PDF page scaling factor
      Specifies the multiplier that the transform uses to scale the logical page of the output file.
1448. Path to custom profiles
      The path where the transform profile files for the job are stored.
1449. Render output as
      Determines the format of the output produced by the transform.
1450. Place resources inline
      Specifies whether the AFP file generated by the transform should include the form definition, medium map, overlay, code page, and character set resources that it uses inline with the job.
1451. Path to system fonts
      Specifies the fully qualified path to the system fonts directory.
1452. Path to TrueType fonts
      Specifies the fully qualified path to the TrueType fonts directory.
1453. Media information command
      Specifies the command that retrieves media information from the AFP or PostScript data stream that is input to a step based on the TransformToPDFWithMediaInfo step template.
1454. Path to media mapping file
      Specifies the full path and name of a file that maps media names in the AFP or PostScript input to the TransformToPDFWithMediaInfo step to RICOH ProcessDirector media names. If you do not provide a mapping file, the media names in the JDF job ticket that the step generates are the same as the media names in the AFP or PostScript input.
1455. Output JDF file
      Specifies the name of the JDF file containing the page exceptions produced by the step based on the GetTransformPageExceptions step template.
1456. Transform step name
      Specifies the name of a step based on the TransformWithAdvancedFeature step template. In the workflow, that step provides AFP input to the step based on the GetTransformPageExceptions step template.
1457. Data files
      The file or files containing the variable data that is sent to Quadient Inspire Designer to be included in a new print job.
1458. Data modules
      Lists the name of the data module or modules in Quadient Inspire Designer that process the variable data files.
1459. Fixed data files
      A file containing data that is the same for all jobs processed through this step. The file is sent to Quadient Inspire Designer to be included in a new AFP print job.
1460. Fixed data modules
      Lists the name of the data module in Quadient Inspire Designer that processes a fixed data file.
1461. Quadient JOB file
      The production configuration file that Quadient Inspire Designer generates. This file contains configuration information for the printer, so jobs are printed correctly.
1462. WFD file
      A formatting file generated when you use Quadient Inspire Designer to design a print layout. This file contains the application layout and input data that Quadient Inspire Designer uses to generate a print job.
1463. MarcomCentral job ticket
      Specifies the ID of a job ticket in an order retrieved from a store at the MarcomCentral web site.
1464. MarcomCentral order ID
      Specifies the ID of an order retrieved from a store at the MarcomCentral web site.
1465. MarcomCentral order number
      Specifies the number of an order retrieved from a store at the MarcomCentral web site.
1466. MarcomCentral product type
      Specifies the product type of a job ticket in an order retrieved from a store at the MarcomCentral web site.
1467. FusionPro system
      Shows the list of systems where FusionPro Server is installed.
1468. Imposition template
      Specifies the full path and file name for the imposition template.
1469. Input data file
      Specifies the input file to be composed into the requested format.
1470. Output file name
      Specifies the full path and file name of the output file created by the step.
1471. Output format
      Specifies the format of the output file to request from FusionPro Server.
1472. Records
      Specifies whether to include all or some of the records from the input file in the output file.
1473. Records range
      Specifies a numeric range for the records.
1474. ACRISID
      The ACRIS key and destination code for the e-form document.
1475. CELL_DEF_FILE
      Specifies the name of the cell definition file.
1476. DBCS_FONTHEIGHT_RATIO
      Specifies the DBCS font height adjustment ratio, expressed as a percentage.
1477. DELDATE
      The expiration date for the e-form document. When the document expires, the WPM Web Server deletes it. This value can be a specific date, a relative date, or n RICOH ProcessDirector symbol that resolves to a date.
1478. User Information Page DBCS coded font
      The double-byte coded font used to generate the WPM UIP.
1479. FORMDATE
      The date when the e-form document was generated. This value can be a specific date, a relative date, or a RICOH ProcessDirector symbol that resolves to a date.
1480. FORMID
      The ID of the form that WPM uses for the job.
1481. FORMNAME
      The name of the form that WPM uses for the job.
1482. FORMNO
      The form number that WPM uses for the job.
1483. FORMSIZE
      Specifies the name of the form size to use. This name must be defined on the WPM Client before RICOH ProcessDirector runs this step.
1484. FORMTYPE
      The type of form that WPM uses for the job.
1485. MOVE_DATE
      The date when the e-form document is moved to another location. This value can be a specific date, a relative date, or a RICOH ProcessDirector symbol that resolves to a date.
1486. MOVE_DIR
      Specifies the directory that the e-form document is moved to.
1487. OUTPUT_DIR
      Specifies the directory where WPM creates and stores the e-form document.
1488. SBCS_FONTHEIGHT_RATIO
      Specifies the SBCS font height adjustment ratio, expressed as a percentage.
1489. SECCLASS
      The security class that is used to control access to the e-form document.
1490. SENDDATE
      The date when the e-form document is sent to WPM. This value can be a specific date, a relative date, or a RICOH ProcessDirector symbol that resolves to a date.
1491. SHIFT_CHARS_RATIO
      Specifies position adjustment ratio for text characters, expressed as a percentage of the character width. All characters are shifted to the right.
1492. User Information Page SBCS coded font
      The single-byte coded font used to generate the WPM UIP.
1493. SYSTEM_FLAG
      Specifies the flag that controls the behavior of the WPM system.
1494. TITLE
      The title of the e-form document. When a job is sent to WPM, this title appears on the WPM client user interface.
1495. Create User Information Page
      Specifies whether this printer object should create a User Information Page (UIP) for this job and send it to the printer with the job. If the TCP/IP address or host name for this printer object refers to a WPM AFP Emulator, WPM Web uses the information in the UIP to process the job. The UIP is not printed.
1496. Certificate status
      Shows the current status of the certificate used to authenticate with the Ricoh cloud.
1497. One-time code
      An entry field for the one-time code that is generated in RICOH Account Administration and used to create the authentication certificate.
1498. System display name
      Specifies the RICOH ProcessDirector system name displayed in RICOH Supervisor.
1499. Use proxy
      Specifies whether communication with the Ricoh cloud is sent through a proxy server. This value also specifies the proxy server to use.
1500. Convert times to time zone
      Specifies the time that RICOH ProcessDirector converts data into before transmitting data to RICOH Supervisor.
1501. Credential
      Specifies the Ricoh cloud credential to use with a RICOH Supervisor Transmitter.
1502. Transmitter
      Specifies the RICOH Supervisor Transmitter used to send data to RICOH Supervisor.
1503. Installation display name
      Specifies an installation name to easily identify a restore point.
1504. Installations to store
      Specifies the number of installations to store.
1505. Files to import
      Specifies which files to copy from one system to another when the Migration Assistant runs.
1506. Reports Database Configuration
      Specifies how to handle Reports database configuration when the Migration Assistant runs.
1507. Objects to import
      Specifies which objects to copy from one system to another when the Migration Assistant runs.
1508. Overwrite options
      Specifies how to handle objects with identical names during the migration.
1509. Settings to import
      Specifies the groups of system settings to import to the target system. Groups of settings correspond to tabs or sections of tabs on the Administration page.
1510. Operating system
      Specifies the operating system of the RICOH ProcessDirector source system.
1511. RICOH ProcessDirector version
      Specifies the RICOH ProcessDirector version installed on the source machine.
1512. Source System URL
      Specifies the URL of the RICOH ProcessDirector source system.
1513. Operating system
      Specifies the operating system of the RICOH ProcessDirector target system.
1514. Target system URL
      Specifies the URL of the RICOH ProcessDirector target system.
1515. RICOH ProcessDirector version
      Specifies the RICOH ProcessDirector version installed on the target machine.