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Pure black text/graphics – Toshiba GA-1121 User Manual

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GA-1121 Color Management

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The rendering styles associated with the PCL driver do not match those

associated with the PostScript driver.

Pure Black Text/Graphics

The Pure Black Text/Graphics option affects the printout for black text and

vector

graphics

on a page. Under most circumstances, leave this option set to On. When Pure

Black Text/Graphics is on, black colors generated by applications (for example, RGB =
0, 0, 0; CMYK = 0%, 0%, 0%, 100%; or K = 100%) are printed using the maximum
amount of black toner allowed by the calibration curve. This means the black text and
line art will not exhibit halftone

artifacts

(as long as the copier/printer is calibrated

correctly) and will not be misregistered, since there is only one toner used. In addition,
this setting eliminates

blasting

.

For some jobs, it is preferable to clear this option, for example, if the page includes

gradient

fills that use black. The following table describes the behavior of the Pure

Black Text/Graphics option with black data defined in different color spaces.

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Use the Pure Black Text/Graphics option only when printing composites, not

when printing separations.

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PostScript applications (such as QuarkXPress) may convert elements defined as

RGB = 0, 0, 0 to four-color CMYK black before sending the job to the GA-1121.
These elements are not affected by the Pure Black Text/Graphics option. For details,

Input

black color

Pure Black Text/Graphics

On

Off

RGB

Prints 100% black

With the default profile, prints a rich black using
all toners.

CMYK

Prints only with black toner, because CMYK
simulations preserve the black channel. The actual
amount of toner used depends on the current
simulation and the calibration state of the
copier/printer.

Spot

Prints only with black toner, because spot color
simulations preserve the black channel. The actual
amount of toner used depends on the current
simulation and the calibration state of the
copier/printer.