Xerox DocuColor 12 Printer with Splash G630 用户指南

Splash Color Correction

Splash G630 User Guide 

so making significant changes to the original values of 
a color or substituting an EPS that looks very different 
from the original color will result in significant 
changes to the output of files that use these colors.

The L*a*b* values can be edited directly and set to 
any desired legal value. Results can be verified by 
printing the test page and examining the middle patch.

The "Test Page" button prints a test page that includes 
the original color and a large number of variations 
close to the color. Examine the test page to determine 
which patch most closely matches the desired output, 
enter the number of that patch in the Test Page dialog, 
and select OK. The L*a*b* value of the selected 
patch will show in the Edit dialog. Select OK to 
accept the change or print another test page to make 
further changes.

If the desired color appears to lie between two 
patches, it may be necessary to select one patch in the 
test page dialog and then adjust the L*a*b* numbers 
directly to match the desired output more exactly. The 
L*a*b* value of each patch is printed on the test page.

The "Import Pattern…" button allows you to select an 
EPS to output instead of the original spot color. This 
is useful in creating special effects such as metallic 
textures.

The size of the EPS is limited to 2" by 2". The pattern 
will be mirrored and repeated across areas larger than 
the EPS.

To change a spot color back from a pattern to L*a*b* 
values or to change the pattern EPS selected, first 
remove the current pattern, then make the desired 
change.

To change the name of a spot color, select the color, 
select Edit, and change the name. The new name 
needs to match the name used in the application 
which defines the spot color. Changing the name of a 
factory spot color should therefore be done with 
caution. 

To add a spot color, select the spot color family for the 
new color, then select the Add button. Enter a name 
for the color and L*a*b* values for the color or select 
an EPS pattern to import. If you are finished defining 
the color, select OK. If you wish to adjust the color, 
follow the instructions for editing spot colors.

To duplicate a spot color, select the Duplicate button. 
The Spot Color Editor will create a copy of the color 
appending the word Copy to the end of the name. The 
name and values of the new spot color can then be 
edited to the desired values.

Once you select OK when editing or adding a spot 
color, the spot color is updated. The Spot Color Editor 
allows you to revert changed colors back to the 
original factory settings by using the Revert button. If 
you want to revert just a selected color, select the 
Selected Color option in the Revert dialog. If you 
want to revert the entire family, select Selected 
Family. Reverting the entire spot color family will 
change any edited spot colors back to their original 
values and will also delete any new colors that have 
been added to the family, so reverting the entire 
family should be done with caution.

Secure Access enables a system administrator to limit 
who can print to the Splash server by defining 
combinations of user names, passwords, and account 
numbers which must be entered and verified before 
jobs print. Secure Access can also be used without 
verification to improve job logging by requiring user 
names and account numbers to be entered in order to 
print.

Secure Access accounts are established and managed 
at the server. Users are prompted for the required 
input at their workstation. Validation of the 
information, if required, is performed by the server 
and if the information is not valid, the user is 
prompted to correct the information at his workstation 
before the job prints.