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RTIFF is a printer language that can be used to print bit map image data in the TIFF, CALS, and JPEG formats from a UNIX workstation or a computer.
RTIFF rasterizes TIFF, CALS, or JPEG files on the machine. Rasterizing means to perform drawing dot by dot based on the bit map image data. Therefore, no printer driver is needed, and the RTIFF Menu can be configured for print settings using the control panel of the machine.
Furthermore, when printing from a UNIX workstation or computer when the machine is connected to a TCP/IP network, you can temporarily change the print settings by adding printing options to a print command. The settings of the RTIFF Menu configured on the control panel of the machine follows the conditions that are not specified by the printing options.
Explanation of PJL(Ricoh Specific)
PJL (Ricoh Specific) conforms to Hewlett-Packard's printer job control language (Printer Job Language). Some of its commands permit full use of printer functions based on Ricoh's unique extended specifications.
RTIFF supports PJL (Ricoh Specific), and it can be used as specified by printing options.
PJL is an emulation of HP Printer Job Language.
PJL (Ricoh Specific) is written as PJL.
File printing may not be possible depending on the file format. For file formats, see Input Data Specifications
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