Color Setup
This list displays the names of all color setups in the selected
snapshot. At the top of the list is
Color setups assigned by
Refine
, followed by
Job color setup
.
This list is available only if the
Print Calibration
mode is
selected.
Allow undefined color setup or color setup mismatch
This check box enables the job to run when the selected color
setup differs from the color setup assigned by the refine
process, or if the color setup has not been defined. Note that
when this feature is enabled, output could be significantly
different.
To use this feature, it is recommended to select an approved
color setup listed in the snapshot or by ID number. This will
ensure that the list of devices and device conditions are filtered
to include only those available in the selected color setup. Then,
the
Allow undefined color setup or color setup mismatch
check
box can be selected and output will succeed with a warning
message.
To output refined pages with no color setup assigned to them,
you can select the
Allow undefined color setup or color setup
mismatch
setting.
The list of devices and device conditions is unfiltered when
<Job_Color_Setup>
is selected. Note that this may cause
output to fail, if the device and device condition selected are not
in the job color setup. A message will be logged in the process
history, and you will need to either select a device and device
condition used in the job color setup or use the recommended
solution, as described above.
When
<Color_Setup_Assigned_by_Refine>
is selected, the list
of devices and device conditions is also unfiltered, and the
Allow undefined color setup or color setup mismatch
check
box is grayed out and cannot be used. Note that this is the
default color setup setting for all process templates that were
upgraded from Prinergy Connect 5.1.
Device
An individual occurrence of a physical device that captures or
produces an image. Devices have a type and customer-
specified properties, such as a name and location in the plant.
Because the declaration of a device does not include its
operating conditions—such as ink selection, type of screening,
and paper—you cannot measure the color response of a device
on its own.
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