Adjustment
Q. How Many Times Can a Chart Be Read in [Scan Meas.]?
A. A chart can be read a minimum of 4 times and a maximum of 20 times.
For details, refer to [Scan Meas.].
Q. What Should I Do to Output a Background Sheet for Measurement in [Scan Meas.]?
A. Output the background sheet for measurement with a paper size of A3 or 11 e 17.
Q. What Should I Do at What Time to Perform Color Management?
A. Adjust the image quality before outputting a job.
Q. What Should I Do to Carry Out Calibration for Machine Color Management?
A. The density sensor of the optional Intelligent Quality Optimizer IQ-501 or Relay Unit RU-518m is required to carry out calibration for machine color management.
Perform [Color Density Control] using the density sensor of Intelligent Quality Optimizer IQ-501 or Relay Unit RU-518m. For details, refer to [Color Density Control].
Q. What Should I Pay Attention to When Measuring a Chart?
A. The colorimetry is affected, so pay attention to the colors of a thing under the chart.
For details about how to use the colorimeter, refer to its user's guide.
Tips
- The colorimetry is also affected by the color of a desk to put a chart on.
- For measurement, put a chart on white paper or a white board.
- For board, use the measurement board supplied with the colorimeter.
- For paper, pile 10 sheets or more of the same paper type as a chart.
Q. What Functions Does Color Matching Have?
A. Tone Curve Adjustment, Spot Color, and others. For details, refer to [Management] Screen.
Q. What Should I Do to Register the Adjustment Data Measured by the Colorimeter (i1Pro/i1Pro2, i1iSisXL, FD-5BT, FD-9, or MYIRO-1) in This System?
A. Save the data measured by X-rite Measure Tool or Color Manager in a USB device such as a USB flash drive or a computer connected to the same network as this system, and register it in this system.
Q. What Should I Do to Make This System Recognize the Adjustment Data Saved on a USB Flash Drive?
A. Create a "\XXX\ADJUST_DATA" folder just under USB flash drive, and save adjustment data in the folder.
Q. What Is the Automatic Inspection Function?
A. Automatic inspection is a function that compares the registered reference image with the target image, and detects problematic output paper. A reference image for automatic inspection must be pre-registered.
Q. What Is the Automatic Inspection Area?
A. Set an area that is not subject to automatic inspection, or set an area that is subject to special inspection, such as variable printing, for example by changing part of an image intentionally. Efficient inspection is enabled by preventing unnecessary errors and automating checks such as serial number printing.
Reference
- For details about the automatic inspection area, refer to What Is the Automatic Inspection Area?.
Q. Can I Check the Result of Automatic Inspection?
A. Yes, you can.
For details, refer to [AutoInspect.Report].
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