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Standardized Calibration Process for the
imagePRESS C1 Series with Server
Calibrations
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Please read this disclosure before proceeding.
The printer should be stabilized before performing the following
adjustments. If the printer has not been operating for a period of
time, it is recommended that at least 50 sheets of 11x17 images be
printed before starting the adjustments. Determine if it is possible
for your customer to manage jobs so that a non color critical job
can be run before performing the following procedures. This should
sufficiently stabilize the printer and reduce any additional cost to
the Customer.
In the RIP calibration process, step 16-23, CUSA suggests using the
21 sorted patches for the measurement page. Overall this should
provide satisfactory image quality. If your customer is still not
satisfied with the printer output using the 21 sorted, performing the
calibration procedure using the 34 sorted or either of the
randomized measurement pages may provide more satisfactory
output.
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Calibration Process
Steps Description
1-3 Stabilizing the printer prior to Calibration
4-9 Shading Correction
10-12 Preparing Printer for Auto Gradation
13-15 Auto Gradation Process
16-23 RIP Calibration
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Calibration Process
Steps Description
1-3 Stabilizing the printer prior to Calibration
4-9 Shading Correction
10-12 Preparing Printer for Auto Gradation
13-15 Auto Gradation Process
16-23 RIP Calibration
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1. Prepare a paper tray and place 11X17 paper in it. Paper type is not important in this
step.
2. Enter Service Mode and go to Copier > Test.
A. Properly enter the tray in PG-PICK that was selected in Step 1 and select OK.
B. Select 2-Side and enter 1. Select OK.
C. Select PG-QTY, enter 25 on the key pad and Select OK.
A-
B-
C-
25
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3. Select TYPE and from the key pad enter 16 and press OK and press the Start button. Let the
printer run the 50 prints to refresh the starter in the developer housings.
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Calibration Process
Steps Description
1-3 Stabilizing the printer prior to Calibration
4-9 Shading Correction
10-12 Preparing Printer for Auto Gradation
13-15 Auto Gradation Process
16-23 RIP Calibration
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4. From the Fiery Command WorkStation select Server then Manage Color.
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5. Select Calibrator.
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6. A. Select the Shading Correction tab.
B. Select Measurement tool, in this example we chose the EFI Spectrometer ES-1000.
C. Follow the procedure to Generate Measurement Page.( Procedure Performed at Printer UI)
D. Click Measure.
E. Message will appear.
and select OK.
-E
A
B
C
D
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7. After clicking OK in previous step the dialogue box on the left will appear. If the
Patches are scanned improperly the dialogue box on the right will appear. When
scanning Test Page, scan from left to right, see picture below.
Be sure to place 20
sheets of 28lb
Hammermill 98 or 100
Brightness paper under
your test page before
scanning.
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8. When the process is complete select OK, then Apply and Done. Complete Shading Correction at
the Printer UI.
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9. The following screen will appear on the Printer UI. Select Store and Finish. The
Shading Correction Process is complete.
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Calibration Process
Steps Description
1-3 Stabilizing the printer prior to Calibration
4-9 Shading Correction
10-12 Preparing Printer for Auto Gradation
13-15 Auto Gradation Process
16-23 RIP Calibration
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10. Select Additional Functions>Device Management Settings. Then select Auto
Gradation Adjustment.
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11. Select Auto Gradation Adjust Method.
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12. Select Printer Only.
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Calibration Process
Steps Description
1-3 Stabilizing the printer prior to Calibration
4-9 Shading Correction
10-12 Preparing Printer for Auto Gradation
13-15 Auto Gradation Process
16-23 RIP Calibration
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13. Set up a paper tray with Hammermill 28 lb and 98 or 100 Brightness. In Additional
Settings go to Adjustment / Cleaning and select Auto Gradation Adjustment.
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14. Select Full Adjust and follow the process.
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15. Select the Tray loaded with 11x17 28 lb Hammermill (98 or 100)
Brightness then select OK. Let the Full Adjust run to completion.
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Calibration Process
Steps Description
1-3 Stabilizing the printer prior to Calibration
4-9 Shading Correction
10-12 Preparing Printer for Auto Gradation
13-15 Auto Gradation Process
16-23 RIP Calibration
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16. From the Fiery Command WorkStation select Server then Manage Color.
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17. Select Calibrator.
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18. A. Select Calibration.
B. Select Expert.
C. Choose the type of Spectrometer that is being used. In this example we are
using the EFI Spectrometer ES-1000. Connect the device, the message will
appear when the connection is made.
D. Select Print.
B
D
A
C
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19. For this demonstration we are using the 21 Sorted Patches Measurement Page
(please see note) . This will generate a Measurement Page. Select 2 copies. Then Select
Print.
Note: The 21
Sorted Patches
Measurement page
generally provides
satisfactory color
output. This may not
be acceptable to all
Customers.
Therefore if a
Customer is
concerned about
color output it is
advisable to perform
calibration choosing
another
Measurement page
to determine if the
output satisfies the
Customers
requirements.
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20. Use the second test print from step 19. Slide the Spectrometer, from left to
right, over the color gradation strips in the order shown on the screen shot on the
left.
Using the second test print from step 19, place
Hammermill 28 lb (98 or 100) Brightness 11 X 17
paper under the pattern to ensure a pure white
background when scanning.
Using the second print ensures
that any residual image or
defects are eliminated.
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21. If the Spectrometer is unable to read the correct number of patches on the
color gradation strip the following red screen will appear. J ust follow the
directions on the red screen to proceed.
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22. Once successful, all of the colored rectangles will have check marks and the screen
will declare The measurement process was successful. Select OK.
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23. Click Ok, then Apply and finally select Done. The Calibration Process is now
completed.

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