Creo CXP6000 Color Server, User Manual

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Follow the Color Calibration Wizard steps.
6.
When you measure the two calibration charts, place them on the
surface you prepared—for example, on top of the white paper.
7.
When the calibration is complete, print the job using the calibration
table, see
Printing the Job with the Calibration Table on page 339.
Calibrating the DTP34 Densitometer
The calibration process involves printing a CMYK chart, measuring the
density of the CMYK strips, and calibrating them to a required target. This
process is achieved using the DTP34 Quickcal Densitometer.
The X-Rite DTP34 QuickCal Densitometer is a color measurement
instrument that reports densitometer and dot data.
Perform the following steps before first time use of the X-Rite DTP34
QuickCal Densitometer:
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Familiarize yourself with the X-Rite DTP34 QuickCal Densitometer
Operations Manual .
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Connect the X-Rite DTP34 QuickCal Densitometer.
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Calibrate the X-Rite DTP34 QuickCal Densitometer.
Note: Make sure you set the screen type to the one you are going to use to print
the job—for example, 200 dot.
Tip: It is strongly recommended that you include the specific paper name and
screen method in the calibration table file name. This helps you select the correct
calibration table in the job setup.
You can also use the DTP34 Tutorial to learn how to use the DTP34
QuickCal Densitometer correctly. Access the tutorial from
Tools > Calibration , and then click Calibrate . In Step 1 of the Color
Calibration wizard, click DTP34 Tutorial - Click & Learn .