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EasyMatch QC User’s Manual Version 2.1
Lessons 2-45
Lesson 10: Obtaining Shade Numbers
Shade numbers provide a convenient way of sorting samples into groups of similar color. This is helpful
in situations where several separate pieces will be combined into a whole and the colors of the pieces
must be closely matched.
In order to use shade numbering, you must first read or recall an ideal product standard into your job
then enter your desired tolerances for the standard. These tolerances will provide the borders on which
your shade blocks will be based. Autotolerancing may be used to calculate these tolerances if desired,
but manually-entered tolerances work just as well. In this lesson, we will demonstrate both methods.
1. Open the job you created and saved in Lesson 6.
2. Click on the standard created in Lesson 6 and look at the Color Data Table to confirm that the
automatically-generated tolerances are listed there. Write down the tolerances for L*, a*, and b*.
3. Open the Color Data Table Configuration and add the “555 Shade” Difference to the display.
4. Right-click on the standard in the Job Tree and choose Properties from the menu that appears.
5. On the Standard Properties screen that appears, click the Tolerances button.
6. On the Tolerances screen, click the Shade tab.