Konica Minolta Magicolor 7300, Reference Manual

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Color Profiles 170
Overview
Several RGB Source and Destination profiles are integrated into the Color
Management Module of the magicolor 7300. Custom profiles can be
downloaded for RGB Source, Simulation, and Destination profiles, in addition
to what is implemented in the printer.
Creating a Custom Destination Profile
1
Create an ICC output profile that describes the color space of your
magicolor 7300 at the desired resolution and halftone screen.
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When creating the profile, set the maximum ink limit to 225% in the
separations setup of your profiling software. 225% is the maximum
ink limit that the fuser of the magicolor 7300 can handle; exceeding
this amount can damage the fuser and produce undesirable image
quality artifacts.
2
Name the created profile.
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If you are using a Windows driver, you may use any naming
convention as long as it follows the 8.3 filename/extension
standard.
If you are using a Macintosh driver, name your destination profile
custdes1.icc, custdes2.icc, or custdes3.icc.
3
Download the file to your magicolor 7300’s hard disk using the Download
Manager procedure.
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You can also use the Download Manager procedure to download
custom RGB Source and Simulation profiles.
If you are using a Windows driver, you can use any name for
these profiles as long as it follows the 8.3 filename/extension
standard.
If you are using a Macintosh driver, you should name the RGB
Source profiles custrgb1.icc, custrgb2.icc, or custrgb3.icc, and the
Simulation profiles custsim1.icc, custsim2.icc, or custsim3.icc.
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