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.
Snapshot
A ColorFlow snapshot captures the state of the entire color
database, making its elements available to the workflow and
providing a convenient backup. The snapshot feature makes it
unnecessary for you to manually save and name multiple
versions of your color control elements after adjusting them. At
any time, you can easily roll back (revert) to the state of a
previous snapshot in the ColorFlow software. If you roll back to
a previous snapshot, ColorFlow behaves as if changes after that
snapshot never happened.
When you have completed your work in ColorFlow to a certain
level and you are satisfied with the elements in color setups,
you will mark a snapshot as
approved
. By default in Prinergy
Connect, the currently approved snapshot is used. Only one
snapshot can be in the approved state at any time.
This list is not available if the
Plate Characterization
option is
selected.
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.
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