Xerox CX240 - Manual (Page 133)

Using Calibration Tables 123
The following options are available:
• Click Calibrate to run the Color Calibration Wizard. This wizard
guides you in the use of the X-Rite DTP34 QuickCal densitometer to
create calibration tables, see Creating a Calibration Table on page 116.
• Select a calibration table from the Calibration List and click Delete to
delete the calibration table.
• Click Close to close the Calibration window.
Calibration List
The Spire CX250 color server uses calibration tables to compensate for the
difference between the printer’s performance and the required values.
The following calibration look up tables are provided:
• SpireNormal: Applies the factory default calibration table. Since this is
a default lookup table, it cannot be overwritten.
• SpireSaturated: Applies the factory default saturated calibration table.
This look up table applies a darker calibration table in comparison to
the
SpireNormal look up table. Since this look up table is a default table
it cannot be overwritten.
• Normal: Initially the Normal look up table is identical to the
SpireNormal look up table. This resemblance changes as soon as you
calibrate your Spire CX250 color server, and at the end of the
calibration process choose to save your calibration table
as default. As
a result, your calibration table is saved as the Normal look up table.
• Saturated: Initially the Saturated look up table is identical to the
SpireSaturated look up table. This resemblance changes as soon as you
calibrate your Spire CX250 color server, and at the end of the
calibration process choose to save your calibration table
as default. As
a result, your calibration table is saved as the Saturated look up table.
• Select None if you do not want to apply a calibration table to the job.