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Features of Color Calibration Management Console 
Features of Color Calibration Management Console 
Color Calibration Management Console is software that allows you to view the color calibration status and execute 
color calibration on multiple printers. You can also acquire color measurement data and execute color checks on 
printers that have a spectrophotometer unit installed. 
  Display Color Calibration Status 
 Execute 
Color 
Calibration 
  Acquire Color Measurement Data 
 Execute 
Color 
Check 
Display Color Calibration Status 
The printers connected via the network and USB are displayed in a list in the main window. 
If there are multiple printers, printers where color calibration has been executed on the same paper type and that paper 
is loaded in the printer are displayed in the same calibration group. Printers that are in the same calibration group can be 
corrected to give the same color tones by executing color calibration. 
When a printer is selected from the main window, the color calibration status, execution logs, etc. of that printer are 
displayed. 
For details on how to check the color calibration status, see "
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Execute Color Calibration 
You can execute color calibration. 
Executing color calibration improves color consistency by compensating for slight differences in how color appears due 
to individual variations or aging among the printers. 
For the procedure for executing color calibration, see "
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Note 
  In order to execute color calibration on paper other than genuine Canon paper/feed certified paper, a calibration 
target is required for that paper. Calibration targets can be created on a printer with a spectrophotometer unit 
installed by using the Media Configuration Tool that is included with printers that support the spectrophotometer 
unit. 
 
Acquiring Color Measurement Data from the Color Chart 
You can measure the colors of any arbitrary color chart and save the color measurement data on your computer. You 
can then create an ICC profile by importing this data into commercially available ICC profile creation software. 
For the procedure for acquiring color measurement data, see "
Chart (P.28)
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