Konica Minolta micropress release 6 User Manual

A number of menu options appear when optional features are enabled.
Color Menu

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Color Setup Manager: ICC Profile Processor (ICCPP)—a color management system 
integrated with MicroPress RIP. When password-enabled, “Color Setup Manager” 
appears on Color menu and opens the Color Setup dialog used to create and edit 
ICCPP color setups. Another option appears in the "Separations, Screening & Color" 
section on the Edit Page Setup dialog for color devices. “Color” is a pull-down box that 
applies Color Setup Manager profiles to the current page setup.

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Install ICC Profile: Appears after enabling the ICCPP; allows installation of industry-
standard color profiles defining the color characteristics of printers, printing processes, 
presses, scanners, etc.

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Trapping Manager: TrapWorks—performs trapping within the RIP. When password-
enabled, “Trapping Manager” appears on Output menu and opens a dialog box to 
inspect and create various rules for trapping.

Configuring the MicroPress RIP

You can reset most of the RIP’s current configuration. To open Page Setup Manager or Color 

Setup Manager, select MP-RIP

ÎStart Inputs, or click Stop Inputs button, to turn off inputs. 

When configuration is finished, turn on inputs by re-selecting Start Inputs or pressing the 

Start Inputs button. 

You can stop the RIP any time, though it’s best to keep it running expecting jobs. Stop the 

RIP before MicroPress server is shut down or when the RIP is updated.
As a single user, ensure no jobs are in progress, then select MP-RIP

ÎQuit (or press 

ALT+F4 or Ctrl+Q). If other users access the RIP, be careful. If the RIP provides network ser-

vice, warn other users about interruption of service. Leave RIP settings in their usual state 

unless making significant changes to the computer, network, or connected output devices.

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If settings are unchanged, restart the RIP to have it respond to all previous inputs.

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If changes are made, consider disabling inputs (MP-RIP

ÎStart Inputs off) until prob-

lems are resolved. 

Note: When re-started, the RIP assumes its pre-shutdown state.

Lists options for configuring the RIP and producing output.

RIP is interpreting a job.

RIP is sending a job to the output device G1.