Ricoh ap3850c Betriebsanweisung
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Calibrating with ColorWise Pro Tools and DTP32/ED-100
6.
In the Print Options dialog box, choose the Page Type, Paper Size, and Input Tray to
use for the measurement page, and then click Print.
use for the measurement page, and then click Print.
For the densitometer method, select either 34 or 21 Sorted Patches.
In the Input Tray pop-up menu, specify the paper source.
7.
Retrieve the Measurement Page and click Cancel.
8.
Under Get Measurements, click Measure.
9.
If you chose the DTP32 method, proceed to step 13.
10.
If you chose the EFI Densitometer 100 method, select options in the options dialog
box and click Start.
box and click Start.
For Page Type, the previously selected page information appears.
For Clicks Per Patch, select how many measurements (clicks of the measurement
button on the EFI Densitometer 100) you want to use for each color patch, up to three
clicks per patch. The average measurement is returned to the Fiery 3850C. More than
one measurement per patch results in a more accurate measurement of that patch, but
it takes more time. If you select multiple clicks per patch, it is a good idea to move the
EFI Densitometer 100 slightly after each measurement while keeping it within the
patch circle.
button on the EFI Densitometer 100) you want to use for each color patch, up to three
clicks per patch. The average measurement is returned to the Fiery 3850C. More than
one measurement per patch results in a more accurate measurement of that patch, but
it takes more time. If you select multiple clicks per patch, it is a good idea to move the
EFI Densitometer 100 slightly after each measurement while keeping it within the
patch circle.
Checking the Audio Feedback check box instructs the computer to signal you audibly
after each patch measurement is completed. This allows you to take the measurements
without having to see the computer screen. One tone indicates the patch was measured
successfully, while another indicates a measurement error occurred.
after each patch measurement is completed. This allows you to take the measurements
without having to see the computer screen. One tone indicates the patch was measured
successfully, while another indicates a measurement error occurred.