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Using the i1iO Automated Scanning Table to measure a color chart and create a profile

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82 Chapter 7-Managing color 12. To define the location for saving the destination profile, select one of the following options: ○ Profile Manager-The profile automatically appears in the Profile Manager area and in the job parameters window. ○ Other-The profile is saved in a specified location, and you can later import the profile to the Profile Manager area. 13. Click Save to save the profile. 14. In the message that appears, click OK. 15. Click Finish to close the Profiling Tool. Using the i1iO Automated Scanning Table to measure a color chart and create a profile Requirements: ● The press must already be calibrated. ● The i1 spectrophotometer must inserted in the arm of the i1iO automated scanning table. ● The i1iO automated scanning table must be connected to the USB port on the IC-309 print controller. 1. From the Tools menu, select Profiling Tool. 2. Select Print and measure chart. 3. Click Next. 4. Perform the following actions: a. In the Measuring device list, select the i1iO as the measuring device to be used to measure the color chart. b. In the Warm up copies box, select the number of copies of the warm-up file that you want to print. c. In the Tray list, select the tray in which the paper stock for which you want to create a profile is loaded. d. In the Screening list, select the screening method for the profile. e. In the Calibration list, select the relevant calibration table. Latest is the default setting (highly recommended). f. In the Number of copies box, select the number of copies of the chart that you want to print. 5. Click Print. A three-page color measurement chart and warm-up file are printed.

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12.
To define the location for saving the destination profile, select
one of the following options:
Profile Manager
—The profile automatically appears in the
Profile Manager
area and in the job parameters window.
Other
—The profile is saved in a specified location, and you
can later import the profile to the
Profile Manager
area.
13.
Click
Save
to save the profile.
14.
In the message that appears, click
OK
.
15.
Click
Finish
to close the Profiling Tool.
Using the i1iO Automated Scanning Table to measure a
color chart and create a profile
Requirements:
The press must already be calibrated.
The i1 spectrophotometer must inserted in the arm of the i1iO
automated scanning table.
The i1iO automated scanning table must be connected to the
USB port on the IC-309 print controller.
1.
From the
Tools
menu, select
Profiling Tool
.
2.
Select
Print and measure chart
.
3.
Click
Next
.
4.
Perform the following actions:
a.
In the
Measuring device
list, select the
i1iO
as the
measuring device to be used to measure the color chart.
b.
In the
Warm up copies
box, select the number of copies of
the warm-up file that you want to print.
c.
In the
Tray
list, select the tray in which the paper stock for
which you want to create a profile is loaded.
d.
In the
Screening
list, select the screening method for the
profile.
e.
In the
Calibration
list, select the relevant calibration table.
Latest
is the default setting (highly recommended).
f.
In the
Number of copies
box, select the number of copies
of the chart that you want to print.
5.
Click
Print
.
A three-page color measurement chart and warm-up file are
printed.
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Chapter 7—Managing color