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Substrate definition (PSP

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Final Calibration (pre-profiling) ○ Verify the implementation of the "recommended frequency of Color Calibration" table. ○ Perform Advanced Color Calibration with 3D calibration - V-electrode calibration - w/o start with default parameter, and Media Fingerprint - Verify it converged successfully, and that print quality is acceptable according to your end-user final expectations. ► Once the above process is completed, it is recommended to follow up immediately with any color profiling and spot color refinement that needs to be performed, or any color critical job that needs to be printed. - Calibrate the press for best color consistency following the steps below. Calibrating for best color consistency ○ Perform Advanced Color Calibration with 3D calibration - V-electrode calibration - w/o start with default parameter, and Media Fingerprint - Verify it converged successfully, and that print quality is acceptable according to your end-user final expectations. ● After replacing for new supplies ● After ink rebuild ● After BID replacement ● Before reprinting jobs ● Before any color-critical job ● After replacing the type of substrate ● After changing the type of Job LUT and / or screen type ● During long-run printing ○ Activate the Continuous Color Calibration (CCC). ○ Inspect the print quality and the solids OD of the press on a regular daily basis, depending on the printed application and the production workflow. ● Perform backup of the Press and DFE software parameters and configuration. Substrate definition (PSP) Correctly define the substrates. ● Define correctly all printed substrates. Substrate type PP White 50 µ PP White 50 µ PP Clear 50 µ PP Clear 50 µ Ink configuration CMYK OV CMYK OV CMYK OV CMYK OV Facestock definition Gloss Matt Gloss Matt 18 Chapter 3 Detailed production processes

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Final Calibration (pre-profiling)
Verify the implementation of the “recommended frequency of Color Calibration” table.
Perform Advanced Color Calibration with 3D calibration - V-electrode calibration - w/o start
with default parameter, and Media Fingerprint — Verify it converged successfully, and that
print quality is acceptable according to your end-user final expectations.
Once the above process is completed, it is recommended to follow up immediately with any color
profiling and spot color refinement that needs to be performed, or any color critical job that needs to be
printed.
Calibrate the press for best color consistency
following the steps below.
Calibrating for best color consistency
Perform Advanced Color Calibration with 3D calibration - V-electrode calibration - w/o start
with default parameter, and Media Fingerprint — Verify it converged successfully, and that
print quality is acceptable according to your end-user final expectations.
After replacing for new supplies
After ink rebuild
After BID replacement
Before reprinting jobs
Before any color-critical job
After replacing the type of substrate
After changing the type of Job LUT and / or screen type
During long-run printing
Activate the Continuous Color Calibration (CCC).
Inspect the print quality and the solids OD of the press on a regular daily basis, depending
on the printed application and the production workflow.
Perform backup of the Press and DFE software parameters and configuration.
Substrate definition (PSP)
Correctly define the substrates.
Define correctly all printed substrates.
Substrate type
Ink configuration
Facestock definition
PP White 50 µ
CMYK OV
Gloss
PP White 50 µ
CMYK OV
Matt
PP Clear 50 µ
CMYK OV
Gloss
PP Clear 50 µ
CMYK OV
Matt
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Chapter 3
Detailed production processes