Standardized Calibration Process for C7000VP/iPRC1/iRC5180-with Server Calibrations

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  • teckat
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    • Jan 2010
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    [CQ] Standardized Calibration Process for C7000VP/iPRC1/iRC5180-with Server Calibrations

    Standardized Calibration Process for the imagePRESS C7000VP Series with Server Calibrations.
    Calibration_Process_iP7000VP.pdf


    Standardized Calibration Process for the imagePRESS C1 Series with Server Calibrations.
    Calibration_Process_iPC1.pdf

    Standardized Calibration Process for the imageRUNNER C5180 Series with Server Calibrations.

    Calibration_Process_CiRC5180.pdf
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  • zoraldinho
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    This is it!
    If it ain't broke, don't fix it
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    • vigour
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      • Aug 2010
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      #3
      Thanks for the info.
      Looks cool to me

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      • ldharnden
        Technician
        • Apr 2011
        • 47

        #4
        Thanks for the documents. On the C7000 they left out a few steps. For the Shading Correction you must make sure to clear the old values before scanning and accepting the new ones. On the UI select Visual Correction and initialize, save and exit. Then print the Print Server correction sheet.

        On a personal note (as an operator), the 100 sheet thing is a little exsessive. I have been running this machine for going on 5 years. What works and holds color here is to run a Auto Gradation at startup, Shading correct, then another Auto Gradation then the server calibration. The first Auto Gradation seems to warm things up just fine before calibrating. Have not had a single complaint or seen much if at all any color shifting through out the day. A pretty consistant machine really.

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