Printing system and control method for printing images having a circle segment display element for visualizing print job processing times and managing print jobs
CA 2242299 A1 · Owner: Verhaegh, Andre Mathijs Marie · Inventors: Van Den Tillaart, Robertus Cornelis Willibrordus Theodorus Maria; Streefkerk, Abraham Johannes; Verhaegh, Andre Mathijs Marie
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A printing system including at least one printer for printing images on sheets in accordance with electrical image signals fed to the printer a, controller for feeding electrical image signals to the at least one printer and an input unit for receiving and feeding electrical image signals to the controller. The controller includes an operating unit for inputting print orders relating to the electrical image signals to be fed to the at least one printer and a display adapted to display operating information. Order processing time signals are generated that relate to the estimated processing time for printing print orders by the at least one printer. The display also displays a circle segment …
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