DIGITA PRINT MANAGER ==================== PRODUCT SUPPORT AND REGISTRATION REGISTER NOW! When you choose Digita, you're getting more than just a great product, you're getting a company committed to providing the best possible customer service and support for your product. We want you to get the most from your Digita software. As a registered user, we`ll help you get it. Contacting Digita For Help One of the really great things about Digita Print Manager is that if you have a problem, we're here to help you, telephone support is avallable to registered users from 10AM until 5PM. Simply call 0891 616 944. Calls are charged at 36p per minute cheap rate and 48p per minute at all other times. Be sure to ask permission of the telephone owner before calling. Alternatively, (enclosing a stamped self addressed padded envelope), write to Digita Technical Support Division, Black Horse House, Exmouth EX8 1JL ENGLAND Welcome to Digita Print Manager. -------------------------------- Digita Print Manager works with Digita software to fully maximize the quality and performance of your printer Digita Print Manager supports the following types of printer: 9-pin dot matrix (for example, Citizen Swift 9). 24/ 48-pin dot matrix (for example, Citizen Swift 240C). HP Deskjet 500 / 510 (or compatible), black and white. HP Deskjet 500C/550C/1200 (or compatible), colour HP Laserjet II/III/IV (or compatible), Canon BJ 5/ 10/20/200/230 bubblejet. How Digita Print Manager Works ------------------------------ Workbench (the software which controls your Ainiga), is supplied with a selection of printer drivers. Printer drivers are software which, when printing, communicate information from your Amiga to the printer (for more information, refer to "Amiga Workbench Users Guide", supplled with your Amiga). Digita Print Manager works by adding an enhanced printer driver to Amiga Workbench, along side your existing printer drivers (these are located in the Devs:Printers drawer). Refer to "Printer Preferences Editor", in the "Amiga Workbench Users Guide" Digita software, like Wordworth, will automatically use these enhanced printer drivers whenever you print, improving the performance of your printer. If you use any other third party software, you will need to revert to the standard Amiga Workbench printer drivers. Compatability ------------- Digita Print Manager has been especially designed to work with Wordworth. It will also work with Money Matters, Digita's personal finance software, and new Digita software being released in 1994. However, Digita Print Manager will not work with any other Amiga software, including Deluxe Paint and early Digita titles such as Day By-Day and Mailshot Plus. Therefore, carefully follow the installation instructions in this book which will install Digita Print Manager printer drivers for the exclusive use of Wordworth Preparing to Use Digita Print Manager ------------------------------------- Before starting, install Wordworth. Refer to the following sections in your Wordworth Instruction Book: "Conventions Used in This Book". "What You Should Already know". You have been provided with one disk, Digita Print Manager Step 1 Make a backup copy of your master disk. It's important to work with a copy of your master disk rather than the original. If a copy is damaged or lost, you can go back to the original and make another copy. Before copying, slide up the small tab in the upper left corner on the back of the disk so that it is in the uppermost position (the tab will no longer be visible from the front side of the disk). This locks information on the disk, preventing accidental deletion of files and documents Step 2 Now copy the disk as follows: Switch on your Amiga and insert the Amiga disk titled Workbench. Open a Shell by double-clicking its icon in the System drawer. Then type: Sys:System/diskcopy from df0: to df0: and press the Return key Step 3 Now place the original master disk in the internal disk drive and when prompted. press the Return key. Follow the on-screen instructions If you make backups from the Workbench screen instead of the Shell, be sure to rename the backup disks removing copy of and make sure there are no hidden spaces contained in the disk title Installing Digita Print Manager ------------------------------- Step 1 Floppy Disk Users: Switch on your Amiga, and insert the disk titled Wordworth. Hard Disk Users: Switch on your Amiga and wait for Workbench to start as normal Important If you get the message to insert a disk which is already in a drive, then the disk is incorrectly titled and needs renaming. Step 2 When the Workbench screen appears, insert the disk titled Digita Print Manager. Double-click the disk icon and then double-click the InstalDPM icon. Step 3 When the "Installation options" screen appears, click the Proceed button, and click Proceed again when the Welcome screen appears. This will start the installation process. Step 4 When prompted, select your printer model from the list and click Proceed. Depending on your selection, you will be asked for more specific information about your printer (if you are asked about the emulation mode of your printer, this information will be contained in your printer manual) A message will appear confirming that the installation has been successfully completed One of the following printer drivers will have been placed into your Wordworth:devs/printers drawer (Hard Disk Users: Amiga Workbench devs/printers drawer): PRINTER TYPE DRIVER NAME PREFERENCE EDITOR 9-pin dot matrix Digita Pin9Driver Digita Pin9Pref 24/48-pin dot matrix Digita PinDriver Digita PinPref HP Deskjet 500/510 Digita-DeskDriver Digita DeskPref HP Deskjet 500C/550C/I200 Digita DeskDriver4C Digita DeskPref4C HP Laserjet II/III/IV Digita-LaserDriver Digita LaserPref Canon BI 5/ I0/20/200/230 Digita-CanonBI5-230 Digita-CanonPrefBJ5-23'J Using Wordworth With Print Manager ---------------------------------- Start Wordworth and choose "Print setup" from the Project Printer menu. Select the Digita print driver which you installed previously (it's the driver prefixed by Digita). Density: Auto Shade: Set B&W, Grey1 or Colour as appropriate (B&W is the quickest). Click OK and choose the Preferences command (Wordworth menu). Click Save, and then click Save again to permanently save your new print driver setting. From now onwards, whenever you use Wordworth, it will automatically use the Digita print Manager high performance printer driver (if you wish to revert to your original Amiga Workbench printer driver, simply repeat this process, changing your printer driver selection). Print Setup Command (Project menu) ---------------------------------- Use the tables below to set the Density ("print setup" command) to the optimum for your printer (the higher the horizontal (X) and vectical (Y) DPI, the better the quallty): WORDWORTH YOUR PRINTER DENSITY XDPI YDPI COMMENTS 1 144 144 no colour adjustments/dither 2 240 216 no colour adjustments/dither 3 120 72 4 144 144 5 24O 144 6 144 216 7 24O 216 Digita-Pin9Driver densities WORDWORTH YOUR PRINTER DENSITY XDPI YDPI COMMENTS 1 180 180 no colour adjustments/ dither 2 360 360 no colour adjustments/dither 3 180 180 4 120 360 5 180 360 48dot/linemode 6 360 180 7 360 360 48 dot/line mode Digita-PinDriver densities WORDWORTH YOUR PRINTER DENSITY XDPI YDPI COMMENTS 1 150 150 no colour adjustments/ dither 2 300 300 no colour adjustments/ dither 3 75 75 4 100 100 5 150 150 6 300 300 7 300 300 Digita-DeskDriver densities Digita-DeskDriver4C densities WORDWORTH YOUR PRINTER DENSITY XDPI YDPI COMMENTS 1 150 150 no colour adjustments/ dither 2 Max, Res. Max, Res, no colour adjustments/ dither 3 75 75 4 100 100 5 150 150 6 300 300 7 Max, Res, Max, Res. Digita LaserDriver densities WORDWORTH YOUR PRlNTER DENSITY XDPI YDPI COMMENTS 1 180 180 no adjustments/ dither 2 360 360 no adjustments/ dither 3 180 180 4 180 180 5 180 360 6 360 180 7 360 360 Digita-CanonBJ5-230 densities Modifying Digita Print Manager ------------------------------ For adventurous Amiga users, it is possible to customise the setting: to tailor the output to a particular printer model. To modify the Digita print Manager printer driver you previous installed, you need to edit its preference file, which is located in the Wordworth Prefs drawer (Hard Disk Users: Amiga Workbench Prefs drawer). Double-click the Digita Prefs icon to open the preference requester for the printer driver (in this example, Digita-Pin9Pref) Each preference requester will vary slightly depending on the type of printer driver you installed. Most settings are explained in Section 5.1, "Digita-Pin9Driver" Now refer to Section 5.1, "Digita-Pin9Driver" for general details Then, proceed to one of the following sections, which will be specific to your printer driver: SECTION PRINTER DRIVER . 5.1 Digita-Pin9Driver 5.2 Digita-PinDriver 5.3 Digita-DeskDriver 5.4 Digita-DeskDriver4C 5.5 Digita-LaserDriver 5.6 Digita-CanonBJ5-230 To modify this printer driver, double click the icon Digita-Pin9Pref (located in your Wordworth Prefs drawer, hard disk users - Amiga workbench prefs drawer) and then click on the copywrite message window. Silent Mode If your printer has a silent, or quite mode, you can use this option. Printing is quiet, but slower. Fast Graphics With some printers, dramatically improves the speed of the graphics output by making the printer skip over white areas. This results in a sharp reduction in the amount of data that is transferred to the printer. Colour Mode Switch between Colour and Supergrey printing. Normal Amiga Workbench printer drivers are limited to 16 shades of grey (after brightening the graphics output, even fewer shades are available). Digita Print Manager can print colour pictures using up to 256 shades of grey. With Supergrey enabled, every colour picture will be printed as a greyscale picture. Remember to select Colour instead of Grey as the Shade in Wordworth ("Print setup" command, Project menu). To print more than 16 shades of grey you will need to define a custom dither matrix that enables you to print more than 16 shades Supergrey can be disabled in several ways. Take care that none of the following special cases are in effect if you want to print pictures using Supergrey: "Custom dither". and "Colour adjustments" options are by passed if you use a Density below 3, or if you do not use Workbench Dither method Ordered (to print halftone dithers with Supergrey, use the Digita Print Manager dither routines) These are the parameters that must be enabled for printing with Supergrey: , FUNCTION DENSITY WORKBENCH DITHER Supergrey >2 Ordered Colour adjustment >2 Ordered Ink compensation >2 Ordered Dither routines >2 Ordered Note: The number of printable shades of greys in Supergrey depends on the number of shades supported by the dither method you set. Job End If the printer device gets closed after printing, you can tell the driver to signal the end of the print job. There are three kinds of signal: Beep on the printer, DisplayBeep on the Amiga, or both. arXon Port Digita Print Manager supports the arXon parallel switch-box, an external 1 to 3 Centronics switch controllable by software. You can ask Digita Print Manager to automatically switch to the required port for printing. This enables you to use a scanner, a digitiser and a printer from your Amiga parallel port, without having to switch between the devices manually. If you specify Disabled as the port, no switching will take place. The Environment variable Sbox-printer must be specified before using the driver in order to enable the switch box feature of the driver. For information about arXon, write to arXon GmbH, Assenheimer Str 17, D-60489 Frankfurt, Germany. Customise Tabulators Digita software fully supports tabs and so this option should be ignored. Page Size And Margins Digita software fully supports page size and margin control and so this option should be ignored. Separ. (separation) Prints each primary colour separately (C=cyan, M=magenta, Y=yellow, K=black). This option is useful if your printer only has one ink cartridge. By printing each of the 4 primary colours in turn, a complete colour picture can be created. Mirror Prints a mirror image of the page, ideal for T-shirt art. TimeOut Most Amiga users are familiar with the "printer trouble." requester This requester most often appears when you print a document that is several pages long. It is caused by the Amiga not transferring waiting data to the printer for a period of time (usually 30 seconds). This is called a timeout error A timeout may also appear without a real error happening, for example, if your printer is waiting for a new sheet of paper. This option lets you override the setting from 1 to 999 seconds. However, if a real time out error occurs you will have to wait the specified time until the timeout error requestor appears (to cancel the print job). Text Color Digita software fully supports text colour and so this option should be ignored Typeface Digita software fully supports typeface and so this option should be ignored Customize Dither Most printers print pictures using "binary codes" (put simply, print a dot or do not print a dot). There is no way to control the brightness of a single dot. A monochrome printer can only print one colour black. Colour printers can print three or four primacy colours-cyan, magenta, yellow and black A special technique is needed to print more shades, this is called dithering. Dither routines print dots of a primacy colour in various patterns, creating the impression of different shades. The pattern is described by a dither matrix. For example, as there is no orange ribbon in the printer, the computer will mix red dots with yellow dots to give the impression of orange, the patterns of dots for each colour is called a dither There are almost no limits to the size of the dither matrix. Amiga Workbench dither matrices (Ordered and Halftone) are 4 x 4, which is equal to printing 4 x 4, which creates 16 shades. A dither matrix consists of threshold values. Each matrix value is compared with the picture's pixel value. If the value of the pixel is higher than the matrix value, a dot is printed. Many printers have problems with inks running or overlapping dots. These problems have a huge influence on the decision as to which dither matrix to use. There is also a strong relationship between a dither matrix and the colour adjustment required. A change of print density often requires a change of the dither matrix and / or "Colour adjustment". A selection of dither matrices are included with Digita Print Manager, and by experimentation you will discover which produces the best results for your current printing requirements. You can edit and even create your own dither matrices. However, the theoretical aspects of dither matrices and digital halftones are complex and way beyond the scope of this instruction book. For more detailed information, refer to Digital Halftoning by Robert Ulichney (MIT Press, ISBN 0-262-21009-6). Colour Adjustments. This requester lets you make colour adjustments and compensate for ink impurities. This is why colour adjustments and ink compensation are necessary: To correct graphics printing which is often too dark, or contains too much red. The output quality of printers depends largely on the ink/ ribbon and type of paper (inkjet printers are particularly sensitive to paper type). The colour adjustment lets you optimize the settings for your ink/ribbon and paper type You can perform image processing by controlling the contrast, gamma correction and brightness of each primary print colour. You can even filter out unwanted colours Printer inks are not completely pure materials (for example, magenta ink contains yellow). You can type your own ink compensation values for magenta and yellow to correct for these impurities, and so for example, allowing blues to be printed as blues, rather than purples. Before Digita Print Manager can process a picture for printing, it is separated into its primary printing colours. You can adjust each primary printing colour using the 16 sliders. Colour adjustment is useful because the colours displayed on a monitor are different when you print. For example, a bright red on the monitor is usually printed as dark red, blue is often printed as violet, and generally, the printer output is often too dark. Most printers cannot print two adjacent dots (colours) without overlapping slightly. This problem is known as "dot gain", and causes a muddy and dark output. You can avoid dot gain by printing in a lower resolution (for instance 180 DPI on a 360 DPI printer), or by using a special dither matrix and colour adjustment which is not affected by dot gain. You can control the colour adjustment sliders in several ways The three sliders in the top right corner of the requester (Gamma, Brightness, Contrast) provide global control over all 16 sliders Color: Colour pictures are printed by most printers using three or four primary colours. Usually these colours are cyan, magenta, yellow and black. All 16 colour adjustment sliders are applied to one primary colour which is selected using the Color cycle gadget. For grey scale gamma correction, set Color to "B/W-Grey" Level: Displays measurement of sliders from 0 to 255 Push & Pop: Click Push to memorize the current settings for the 16 sliders of the selected colour. You can then change colour (using the Color cycle box), and click Pop to apply the 16 slider settings from the previous colour to the current colour Load & Save: Use these commands to save and reload individual colour adjustment settings Gamma: Significantly brightens a colour component without losing detail. It does this by introducing a curve into the colour map, whereby the colour map is shifted upwards or downward (made brighter or darker respectively), but no portion of the colour map gets to the maximum or minimum values. Figure 5-4 shows an example colour map which has a positive gamma adjustment. The gamma adjustment also affects the contrast of the colour component. In the darker part of the spectrum, contrast is decreased. Click Set to implement the new settings. Adjustment sliders: The 16 colour adjustment sliders in the centre give you precise control over the colour adjustment function of the driver. Each slider can be set to one of 256 shades. A higher level means less of the currently selected primary colour. A lower level means more colour, causing a darker picture. Dark input values are adjusted by the sliders to the right. Brightness: This is like a television brightness setting, except that it modifies just one specific colour component. It does this by uniformly shifting the colour map upwards or downward. All input intensifies of one primary peting colour will be shifted upwards (made brighter) by the colour map. If you brighten all the primary printing colours, the whole picture gets brighter. Beware-as you increase the brightness, the darkest intensity also lightens, and most of the brighter levels share the same intensity levels, which results in an overall loss of detail Click Set to implement the new settings. Contrast: This is like the television contrast setting, except that, like the Brightness setting, it modifies just one specific colour component, At one extreme the colour map becomes flat, which means that all input intensities map to the same output intensity (no contrast). The other extreme is a vertical line for a colour map, which produces a primary colour with exactly two intensities (maximum contrast). Click Set to implement the new settings. Set: Implements the adjustments for Gamma, Brightness, and Contrast sliders. Comp, M Y (Compensation Magenta and Yellow): Use to adjust the ink compensation of the printer driver, Printer inks are not completely pure materials. "Comp. M" defines the percentage of magenta ink in the cyan ink "Comp, Y" defines the percentage of yellow ink in the magenta ink. You could, for example, set the ink compensation value "Comp, M" to 31 (%) and "Comp. Y" to 40 (%) for better results with impure inks on the Deskjet printer. Invert: Inverts all 16 sliders, Bright gadgets: Lets you increase or decrease the brightness of all 16 sliders Default: Resets all 16 sliders to the default values used by most Amiga printer drivers (no colour adjustment) Greyscale Adjustments Follow the previous section, "Colour Adjustments". Simply ignore the reference to colour settings and colour compensation Save Click Save to permanently save the settings to disk. The requester will then close. Use Click Use to use the settings for the current session only (until the Amiga is switched off). The requester will then close. Cancel Click Cancel to close the requester without using or saving any of the new settings. Digita PinDriver Refer to Section 5.1, "Digita-Pin9Driver", and note the following additions: To modify this printer driver, double-click the icon Digita PinPref (located in your Wordworth prefs drawer,hard disk users- Amiga Workbench Prefs drawer), and then click on the copyright message window. Graphics Mode Set the graphic emulation for printing (described in your printer manual). Text Mode Set the text emulation for printing (described in your printer manual). LineFeed Some printers produce unsightly horizontal stripes when printing graphics. Often, the line feed is slightly too much or too little, causing dark or white horizontal lines. This is called "banding" With LineFeed you can even compensate for the mechanical inaccurary of the printer. Set LineFeed to -1 if you are experiencing white lines when printing, or +1 if you are experiencing dark lines. Optimize Dramatically improves the printing speed of graphics by making the printer skip over white areas (reducing in the amount of data transferred to the printer) The slider lets you set the amount of data reduction to suit your printer. Printers can be classified in three categories: Improved speed and quality, include Nec, Epson and the latest Star printers. Reduced speed and quality, include Panasonic, Seikosha, Oki and Citizen printers. Non-compatible printers, include Fujitsu and Some old Star and Panasonic printers. To find the best Optimize setting for your printer: --------------------------------------------------- Step 1 From Wordworth, choose "Place picture" command (Utilities menu), and place the file Optimize.iff located on the Digita Print Manager disk). Step 2 Double-click the Digita-PinPrefs icon (Prefs drawer, Wordworth disk, hard disk users: Amiga Workbench Prefs drawer), and, using the slider, set Optimize to 100%. Step 3 Print the docunment and study the printer head closely while printing the graphic. Three things may happen: Vertical lines are left justified. Your printer is not compatible. Set Optimize to 0%. Printer head movement slows on each vertical line, which may appear offset (or uneven). Set Optimize to 50%. No side effects, Set Optimize to 100%. Considerable experimentation may be necessary to find the best Optimize value, but you will be rewarded by increased printing speed, possibly two or three times faster. Digita DeskDriver Refer to Section 5.1, "Digita Pin9Driver", and note the following additions: To modify this printer driver, double-click the icon Digita DeskPref (located in your Wordworth Prefs drawer, hard disk users-Amiga Workbench Prefs drawer), and then click on the copyright message window Depletion Modern Deskjets (DJ500C and DJ550C) use an intelligent algorithm to selectively remove dots from the printed image. 25% Depletion will remove about one quarter of the dots from the image, 50% will remove about one half. Using depletion may improve the print quality where there is severe colour bleed. The hue of the colours will be changed slightly. Set Depletion to 0% if printing a greyscale picture, otherwise you will not be able to print real black areas. With the Deskjet 500C and 550C, Depletion may be used with greyscale and colour graphics. The setting will be ignored by Deskjet 500 (and earlier) printers. Shingle Shingling, or check boarding, is a process of printing in an interlaced manner on a Deskjet 500C or 550C. You can remove possible stripes from a picture, though colour pictures tend to be dark and muddy. If this is the case, a different dither method and/or colour adjustment may help. % SHINGLING COLOUR PEN BLACK PEN 0% 16 48 25% 8 24 50% 4 12 Number of nozzles active and dot rows of paper advanced Media Sets the paper or transparency type with PCL5C printers. OPTION PAPER TRANSPARENCY Depletion 25% 0% Shingling 25% or 50% 25% or 50% Density 300 DPI 300 DPI Quality High High Recommended graphic print modes for paper and transparencies Direction Sets the direction of the print-head, left to right, right to left, bi- directional, or smart bi directional Quality Draft prints at twice the speed, using half the ink, but with low quality "High graphics" prints high quality. Compress Compresses the information sent to the printer, which results in faster printing. The different compression modes are: COMPRESS MODE BEST SUITED FOR Mode 0 /None Off Mode 2 /TIFF Pictures Mode 3 /Delta Text Mode 023/Smart Combination of previous modes Digita DeskDriver4C Refer to Section 5.1, "Digita Pin9Driver", and note the following additions: To modify this printer driver, double-click the icon Digita DeskPref4C (located in your Wordworth Prefs drawer, hard disk users--Amiga Workbench Prefs drawer), and then click on the copyright message window. The settings for the Digita-DeskPref4C are identical to Section 5.3, "Digita-DeskDriver", except for the following: PCL5C Use with PCL5C compatible printers that are not compatible with the Deskjet 550C, such as the Deskjet1200 and Paintjet 300XL. Dry Hold Sets the time interval after a page is printed, but before it is ejected, to allow the ink to dry. Digita LaserDriver Refer to Section 5.1, "Digita-Pin9Driver", and note the following additions: To modify this printer driver, double-click the icon Digita LaserPref (located in your Wordworth Prefs drawer, hard disk users-Amiga Workbench Prefs drawer), and then click on the copyright message window. Max. Res. Sets the printer`s maximum printing resolution Orient This option should be ignored Copies Number of copies to print. Set to zero to disable. If you wish to print multiple copies with Wordworth, it is faster to set the number of copies here, rather than the Wordworth print requester (Print command, Project menu) Paper Tray Selects the paper input tray. Use Default for the printer selected paper tray. Paper Dest "Paper destination" selects the paper output tray. Use Default for the printer selected paper tray PPage Offs Digita software fully supports the control of page borders and so this option should be ignored Compress Compresses the information sent to the printer, which results in faster printing. The different compression modes are: COMPRESS MODE BEST SUITED FOR Mode 0 /None Off Mode2/TIFF Pictures (PCL4 or higher) Mode 3 /Delta Text Mode 023 / Smart Combination of previous modes Mode 5 /ERGS Encapsulation of the previous modes (Mode 3, 023, 5 are only supported by PCL5 compatible laser printers) Language Printer Job Language (PJL) is supported by some printers that have built in multiple emulations. Also, the latest HP4 family printers use PJL for controlling various printer settings like page protect and 600 DPI printing For Ricoh printers, set to "Ricoh LP1200". Digita CanonBJ5-230 Refer to 5ection 5.1, "Digita Pin9Driver", and note the following additions: To modify this printer driver, double-click the icon Digita-CanonPrefBJ5 230 (located in your Wordworth Prefs drawer, hard disk users-Amiga Workbench Prefs drawer), and then click on the copyright message window. Print Mode Leave set to "Text & Graphics" Font Download This option should be ignored Linefeed Some printers produce unsightly horizontal stripes when printing graphics. Often, the line feed is slightly too much or too little, causing dark or white horizontal tines. This is called "banding". With LineFeed you can even compensate for the mechanical inaccuracy of the printer. Set LineFeed to -1 if you are experiencing white tines when printing, or +1 if you are experiencing dark lines TROUBLESHOOTING --------------- Q When trying to print from any other program, I get a cannot open printer,device" message. A Run the Workbench Printer preference program and select a non Digita print Manager driver (such as EpsonQ), then click Use Q When I print a colour graphic, my colours do not appear the same as those on-screen. A Refer to Section 5.1, "Digita Pin9Driver", "Colour Adjustments", and adjust the sliders for each of the primary colours as appropriate for your printer driver. Q My printout appears back-to-front A You have the Mirror option selected in your Digita printer driver preferences. Q When printing, I sometimes get a message in the top left corner of the screen saying "printer trouble": Make printer on line, but my printer is on line and full of paper A Increase the value in the Timeout edit box in your Digita printer driver preferences Q When printing colour graphics on my colour Deskjet, the black ink seems to run into all the other colours. A Refer to Section 5.3, "Digita-DeskDriver", "Depletion", and set to 50%. Q When printing colour graphics, only part of the image appears, which is in just one colour. A Only one Separation colour check box is selected. You need to select all colours for colour printing, Refer to Section 5.1, "Digita Pin9Driver", "Separ. (separation)".