Xerox DocuColor 12 Printer with Fiery EX12 产品宣传页

Simulation profiles should only be profiles for those devices you want the Fiery to 
match in terms of color output characteristics. Output profiles should only be profiles 
for the device to which your Fiery is connected. Although CMYK printer profiles can 
be downloaded as Simulation or Output, consider how they will be used. If you want 
the Fiery prints to look like another printer, download that profile as a Simulation. 
If you have a custom profile of the copier/printer your Fiery is connected to, download 
that profile as an Output profile.

The new profile now appears in the list of profiles on the right side of the Profile 
Manager main window.

For Mac OS computers, this profile must be associated with one of the predefined 
names (Source-1 through Source-10 for RGB Source, Simulation-1 through 
Simulation-10 for Simulation, or Output-1 through Output-10 for Output) or set as 
the default before it can be used. For Windows computers, all profiles can appear in 
the printer driver by their profile descriptions (see 

When an output profile is downloaded, it inherits the calibration target of the 

current default output profile.

The profiles on the Fiery can be customized to meet your specific needs and the 
characteristics of your copier/printer using Color Editor, either directly or through 
Profile Manager. For more information on editing profiles, see 

Profile Manager lets you back up profiles to ensure that no custom profiles are lost 
when the Fiery software is updated. You can also upload a copy of a built-in Fiery 
profile to your workstation in order to use it with an ICC-aware application, such as 
Photoshop. Profile Manager also lets you delete unwanted profiles.

You can back up and delete only those profiles that appear in the main Profile 

Manager window without a Lock icon next to them. Locked profiles cannot be deleted, 
but most can be backed up.