Xerox DocuColor 12 Printer with Splash G630 用户指南

Splash Color Option Settings

Splash G630 User Guide 

The Screened method is configured at the Splash 
server. The default screening method is stochastic.

The Splash server provides RGB color correction to 
simulate the colors on a monitor. Splash RGB color 
correction correctly color matches mixed RGB file 
formats independent of the application, platform, or 
printer driver. Users can separately configure a 
monitor gamma and a monitor White Point and can 
color correct either RGB or CMYK objects.

For applications and drivers that can color-correct 
through the PostScript CRD mechanism, the Splash 
server provides three CRDs, Graphic, Photographic, 
and Presentation, selectable at the printer driver. 
Additionally, the Splash server supports the accurate 
color correction of documents that contain both RGB 
and CMYK objects.

The user controls for RGB color correction are as 
follows:

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Enable RGB Color Correction

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Rendering style

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Splash RGB Monitor Color Correction gives simple-
to-use, accurate, and consistent results for the 
following types of documents:

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Documents with mixed EPS and TIFF file types.

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Documents created with prepress applications 

such as QuarkXPress.

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Documents created with word processing 

applications such as Microsoft Word.

If RGB Color Correction is disabled at the printer 
driver and the application invokes a CRD for printing, 
the Splash server applies the default CRD 
(Photographic).

To apply Splash RGB color correction to the print job 
on a Macintosh or in Windows 2000/NT, enable RGB 
Monitor Color Correction, then select the 
appropriate RGB options from the pop-up menus.

To apply Splash RGB color correction to the print job 
in Windows 98/ME, select Enabled in the RGB 
Monitor Color Correction menu, then select the 

appropriate RGB options from the Rendering Style, 
Gamma, and White Point menus.

Press Simulation constrains input RGB colors to the 
gamut of the selected CMYK press profile to provide 
better matching of RGB input to press output. This 
option works with either 1D or 4D CMYK press 
profiles. If CMYK is not selected, this option has no 
effect.

Select a Rendering Style that describes how the 
document was created:

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Choose Graphic for documents that were 

primarily created with a computer graphics 
application. This option optimizes print jobs with 
highly saturated color and provides a good screen to 
print match.

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Choose Photographic to match the colors of 

scanned photographic images. This is the best option 
for proofing photographic material.

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Choose Presentation for documents that were 

created entirely with a computer graphics application. 
This option creates bright, close to pure versions of 
the primary colors, but provides a less accurate match 
to the screen and is less accurate for photographic 
images than Graphics. 

The Gamma and White Point options adjust Splash 
color correction to simulate the monitor used to view 
and work with the document. Dark (2.2) for Gamma, 
and More Blue for White Point satisfy most 
configuration requirements.

Gamma describes how a device reproduces tonal 
gradations. This setting applies to the input device and 
to the output device. This option lightens or darkens