Konica Minolta C83hc High Chroma IC-307 User Guide - Page 62

Troubleshooting profiling

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52 Chapter 7-Managing color 9. Click Create Profile. The process of creating a profile may take a while. 10. In the Profile Name box, the Profiling Tool automatically names the profile according to the media type and screening method that you selected. To change the default name, type a new name. 11. To save the destination profile, select one of the following options: ○ Profile Manager-The profile will automatically appear in the Profile Manager and in the job parameters window. ○ Other-Saves the profile to a specified location and later you can import it to the Profile Manager. 12. Click Save to save the profile. 13. In the message that appears, click OK. 14. Click Finish to close the Profiling Tool. Troubleshooting profiling Resolve common troubleshooting problems that can occur during the profiling process. Problem Wrong measured strip Recovery action The data received for the measured strip does not match the expected results for this strip. Make sure that you are measuring the correct strip. Perform one of the following actions: ● Click OK to measure the strip again. ● Click Cancel to continue the process. Strip measurement failed. A red X icon appears. Device not connected Printer not connected Measurement failed Invalid measurement format loaded Wrong chart measured Repeat the measurement. Connect the external device. Connect the printer. Repeat the measurement. Make sure that you are loading the correct file format. Repeat the measurement with the correct chart.

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9.
Click
Create Profile
.
The process of creating a profile may take a while.
10.
In the
Profile Name
box, the Profiling Tool automatically
names the profile according to the media type and screening
method that you selected. To change the default name, type a
new name.
11.
To save the destination profile, select one of the following
options:
Profile Manager
—The profile will automatically appear in
the Profile Manager and in the job parameters window.
Other
—Saves the profile to a specified location and later
you can import it to the Profile Manager.
12.
Click
Save
to save the profile.
13.
In the message that appears, click
OK
.
14.
Click
Finish
to close the Profiling Tool.
Troubleshooting profiling
Resolve common troubleshooting problems that can occur during
the profiling process.
Problem
Recovery action
Wrong
measured strip
The data received for the measured strip does not
match the expected results for this strip. Make sure that
you are measuring the correct strip. Perform one of the
following actions:
Click
OK
to measure the strip again.
Click
Cancel
to continue the process.
Strip
measurement
failed. A red X
icon appears.
Repeat the measurement.
Device not
connected
Connect the external device.
Printer not
connected
Connect the printer.
Measurement
failed
Repeat the measurement.
Invalid
measurement
format loaded
Make sure that you are loading the correct file format.
Wrong chart
measured
Repeat the measurement with the correct chart.
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Chapter 7—Managing color