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Color Management Tab
Select the Color Management tab (Figure 10) to display the settings related to the
printing device and how the device handles color related tasks.
• Xerox has created ICC color profiles (Output profile and Linearization tables) that
optimize the full capabilities of the different media and ink combinations.
Modifications to other settings in the Workflow tab could result in undesired print
quality.
• The Dither Type default is FMXpress. It provides a nice balance between RIP
time and Quality. The higher you go in the list results in longer RIP times and
better quality. The lower you go in the list results in faster RIP times with
reduced output quality.
• When a Media Type is selected, the optimal “Printer Options” (discussed in next
section) are automatically selected.
• Only Xerox media profiles are supplied with the RIP software.
• Also in the supplies section of the website is a Media Applications Guide for
Wide Format Products that provides the customer with all the specification and
recommendations for media that has been certified by Xerox.
• Xerox offers professional services if the customer requires non-Xerox media to be
profiled for use with the RIP and printer.
• “Presets” can be Exported & Imported (from File Pull-down), Recalled,
Renamed, Saved As another name, Deleted, Modified, and set to Use Default
Job Properties. This is useful for defining common settings for a “Media Type”.
It can also be used for defining settings that a particular user prefers. Refer to
Help for detailed information if needed.
• “Ink Limits” can be adjusted by Selecting Ink Limits button if the Ink is too wet
on the printed copy.
Select the “Media Type” installed in the printer (Figure 10). Once the media type
installed in the printer has been selected and the operator has verified that the Media
type, Output Profile, and Linearization Table all match, then Select the “Pull-down”
next to “Preset”, Select Save As, Select which of the 8 tabs you want saved as part of
this Preset (Select all 8 checkboxes). Select OK. A “Save Preset” dialog appears. Type
a name for the preset, and then Select OK. This preset can be recalled within the Color
Management tab for any job and can be selected when sending jobs from the Optional
“Editor” package.
Note: Presets can be Exported & Imported (from File Pull-down), Recalled, Renamed,
Saved As another name, Deleted, Modified, and set to Use Default Job Properties.
