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Page 2 - InkFormulation6

1 • General9General1.1 IntroductionInkFormulation software provides a fast, accurate and consistent ink formulation, formula creation, storage, approv

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13 • Managing recipes9913.8 Importing recipesIf assortments and recipes are to be imported, it is important to read in the assortments fi rst and only

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13 • Managing recipes100OPERATING MANUALThe working folder‘s name appears in the title of the window. By choosing the Select option, the folder will b

Page 5 - (only e-Recipe module)

14 • Processing and creating assortments10114 Processing and creating assortments (defi nition of assortments module only)14.1 General 10314.2 Open

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102OPERATING MANUAL

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14 • Processing and creating assortments103 Processing and creating assortments (defi nition of assortments module only)14.1 GeneralAn assortm

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14 • Processing and creating assortments104OPERATING MANUAL14.3.1 Modifying basic data1. Click on Set up in the Defi ne Assortment: xxx window. The S

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14 • Processing and creating assortments1052. In the Defi ne Assortment: xxx window, click on Transparent white or New colorant. The Set up transparent

Page 10 - 1.2 Registration

14 • Processing and creating assortments106OPERATING MANUAL Various entry fi elds and buttons will be displayed, depending on the process selected: O

Page 11 - 1.4 Safety directives

14 • Processing and creating assortments1076. Click on Standard samples. The Standard samples entry window appears.7. Enter the required grades. Cli

Page 12 - 2. ColorNet

14 • Processing and creating assortments108OPERATING MANUAL14.4.3 Defi ning an assortmentYou are now ready to defi ne transparent white and then color

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1 • General10OPERATING MANUALIf you experience problems with this program, please contact your X-Rite representative or us directly at the above addre

Page 14 - ColorNet

14 • Processing and creating assortments109Dye strength: To start with, leave the value at 100%. Then, if a colorant always seems to have a too high o

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14 • Processing and creating assortments110OPERATING MANUAL6. Click on the sample you want to measure. The option On white is automatically activated

Page 16 - 3 Structure and function

14 • Processing and creating assortments11114.4.4 Calculating optical data From the measurements (refl ections), InkFormulation calculates the optica

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14 • Processing and creating assortments112OPERATING MANUALThe following display options can be selected:Display Displayed curve Refl ection spectra A

Page 18 - Structure and function

14 • Processing and creating assortments1131. Click on Solvent in the Set up assortment window. The Solvent Entry window appears. The Solvent button i

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14 • Processing and creating assortments114OPERATING MANUAL14.4.8 Division of assortment inks into basic materials (basic materials module only

Page 20 - 3 • Structure and function

14 • Processing and creating assortments115Basic materials price (P2): This price comprises the prices for the basic materials of the ink and only app

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14 • Processing and creating assortments116OPERATING MANUAL14.5 Deleting assortmentsYou can delete an assortment which you no longer need. Note, howe

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14 • Processing and creating assortments1171. Click on Assortments in the Database menu.2. Click on the assortment you want to export in the Database:

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14 • Processing and creating assortments118OPERATING MANUAL

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2 • ColorNet112. ColorNet2.1 General 13

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15 • Processing and creating leftovers11915 Processing and creating leftovers15.1 General 12115.2 Opening the leftovers database 12115.3 Measuri

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120OPERATING MANUAL

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15 • Processing and creating leftovers121Processing and creating leftovers15.1 GeneralThis is not properly speaking a database but a way of quickly ac

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15 • Processing and creating leftovers122OPERATING MANUALIf for the current assortment the measuring mode is set to On white and black, InkFormulation

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12316 • Applications16 Applications16.1 General 12516.2 Opening database applications 12516.3 Processing an existing application 12516.4 Defi ni

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124OPERATING MANUAL

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12516 • ApplicationsApplications16.1 GeneralIn the applications database you can defi ne applications for the current assortment. These additives have

Page 32 - 4. Starting InkFormulation

126OPERATING MANUAL16 • Applications16.4 Defi ning a new application1. Click on New in the Database: Applications window appears. The Application wi

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12717 • Processing and creating substrates17 Processing and creating substrates17.1 Opening database substrates 12917.2 Processing an existing sub

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12OPERATING MANUAL

Page 36 - 5 Formulating a target color

12917 • Processing and creating substratesProcessing and creating substrates17.1 Opening database substrates1. Click on Substrates in the Database me

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130OPERATING MANUAL17 • Processing and creating substrates3. Click on the fi eld Substrate type. From the list, select those which correspond to the su

Page 38 - Formulating a target color

13117 • Processing and creating substrates17.4 Calculating roughnessWith InkFormulation it is possible in certain circumstances to use a color assort

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132OPERATING MANUAL17 • Processing and creating substrates5, Click on Calculate. 6. Select the assortment. The defined current ink mixture window is

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13317 • Processing and creating substrates17.7 Exporting substrates1. Click on Substrates in the Database menu.2. Click on the substrate you want to

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134OPERATING MANUAL

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13518 • Processing and creating substrates formats18 Processing and creating substrate formats18.1 General 13718.2 Opening database substrate forma

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136OPERATING MANUAL

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13718 • Processing and creating substrates formatsProcessing and creating substrate formats18.1 GeneralIf you enter the substrate formats which you no

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138OPERATING MANUAL18 • Processing and creating substrate formats18.4 Defi ning a new substrate format1. Click on New in the Database: Substrate sizes

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2 • ColorNet13ColorNet2.1 GeneralX-Rite ColorNet™ completes the circle of complete color data processing in the graphics industry. In the sense of To

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13918 • Processing and creating substrate formats18.7 Exporting substrate formats1. Click on Substrate sizes in the Database menu.2. Click on the su

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140OPERATING MANUAL18 • Processing and creating substrate formats

Page 49 - 5.2.10 Displaying spectra

14119 • Processing and creating basic materials19 Processing and creating basic materials (basic materials module only)19.1 General 14319.2 Openi

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142OPERATING MANUAL

Page 51 - 5.5 Modifying a recipe

14319 • Processing and creating basic materials Processing and creating basic materials (basic materials module only)19.1 GeneralThe basic materia

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144OPERATING MANUAL19 • Processing and creating basic materials19.2 Opening database basic materials 1. Click on Basic materials in the Database menu

Page 53 - 5.6 Entering a recipe

14519 • processing and creating basic materials19.5 Deleting basic materials 1. Click on Basic materials in the Database menu. The Database: Basic ma

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146OPERATING MANUAL19 • Processing and creating basic materials19.7 Importing basic materials 1. Click on Basic materials in the Database menu.2. Cli

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14720 • Processing and creating fi lm thickness objects20 Processing and creating fi lm thickness objects20.1 General 14920.2 Opening the fi lm thick

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Page 58 - 6.2 Correction recipe 59

14920 • Processing and creating fi lm thickness objectsProcessing and creating fi lm thickness objects20.1 GeneralIn the fi lm thickness objects database

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150OPERATING MANUAL20 • Processing and creating fi m thickness objectsIn the left-hand part of the window you will fi nd an alphabetical list of all sav

Page 60 - 6.2 Correction recipe

15120 • Processing and creating fi lm thickness objects20.6 Sending fi lm thickness objectsIn the Database: Film thickness objects window you can sele

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152OPERATING MANUAL20 • Processing and creating fi m thickness objects

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15321 • Setting up and managing databases21 Setting up and managing databases21.1 General 15521.2 Setting up a new database 15621.3 Selecting a

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154OPERATING MANUAL

Page 64 - 7.2 Palette formulation 65

15521 • Setting up and managing databaseSetting up and managing databases21.1 GeneralInkFormulation can be connected to more than one active database.

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156OPERATING MANUAL21 • Setting up and managing databaseIt is recommended that a separate database is created for each printing procedure. That makes

Page 66 - 7.2 Palette formulation

15721 • Setting up and managing database21.3 Selecting a database If more than one database is connected to InkFormulation, you must fi rst select the

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158OPERATING MANUAL21 • Setting up and managing database21.6 Setting up a shared database in a network To create a database on a network, proceed as

Page 68 - 8 Loading an existing recipe

3 • Structure and function153 Structure and function3.1 General 173.2 Desktop 183.2.1 Main window 183.2.2 Menu bar 213.3 Basic sequence of an in

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15921 • Setting up and managing database21.8 Restoring a database1. If you have opened a recipe, close it. 2. Click on Database in the File menu an

Page 70 - Loading an existing recipe

160OPERATING MANUAL21 • Setting up and managing database

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21 • Printing16122 Printing22.1 Layout 16322.1.1 Printing a recipe from the main window 16422.1.2 Printing a recipe from the database 165

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162OPERATING MANUAL

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21 • Printing163Printing22.1 Layout In the settings menu, click on Set up printer. In the Report layout window a list of all available layouts appears

Page 74 - 9.1 General

164OPERATING MANUAL21 • PrintingThe additional program NC Report Designer is opened and the layout Recipe is displayed.The layout is split into sectio

Page 75 - 9 • Control of covering power

16521 • Printing22.1.2 Printing a recipe from the database1. Click on the Recipe in the Database menu.2. From the recipe list, select one or more rec

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16723 • Making settings23 Making settings23.1 General settings 16923.1.1 Default measuring conditions 16923.1.2 Color scale 16923.1.3 Illuminants

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16923 • Making settingsMaking settings23.1 General settings General settingsProcedure:1. In the Settings menu, click on General.2. Select the desir

Page 81 - 10.4 Reducing leftovers

170OPERATING MANUAL23 • Making settings23.1.3 Illuminants for metamerismIn the M1 and M2 fi elds, you can select two illuminants which are needed wit

Page 82 - 11.1 CxF: General 83

17123 • Making settings23.1.6 LanguageIf necessary, you can select another language. Since you cannot change languages while the program is running,

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172OPERATING MANUAL23 • Making settingsThis is how the screen appears if an assortment for fl exo or gravure printing has been selected in the main win

Page 84 - CxF

17323 • Making settings• Basic materials (basic materials module only) The inks of the assortment can be divided into any components (pigments/concen

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174OPERATING MANUAL23 • Making settings23.2.4 Opacity control (opacity module only)The following settings are possible:If an assortment that was me

Page 86 - 12.3 Inbox 89

17523 • Making settingsThe higher the proportion of directed (direct) light, the darker the transparent color on the metalized substrate will appear.

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176OPERATING MANUAL23 • Making settingsBright target colors which are formulated entirely transparently on a refl ective metalized substrate and are in

Page 88 - 12.1 General

17723 • Making settingsFilm thickness object: If a fi lm thickness object has been assigned to the current assortment and fi lm thickness objects have b

Page 89 - 12.2 Recipe request

178OPERATING MANUAL23 • Making settingsIf you click on the Maximum speed check box, your spectrophotometer is set to a 57600 baud transfer rate. Do no

Page 90 - 12.3 Inbox

3 • Structure and function17Structure and function3.1 GeneralThe inks available for formulating recipes are measured with color ant calibrations and b

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17923 • Making settings23.4 Batching systems settings(module weighing and batching systems only)Various weighing and batching systems can be connecte

Page 92 - 13 Managing recipes

180OPERATING MANUAL23 • Making settingsSetup: If you click on Setup, the Modify batching system window is displayed.Specifi c data can be entered here

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18123 • Making settings23.5 Display settingsHere you can select different settings for the recipe output:• Type of price information• Number of deci

Page 94 - Managing recipes

182OPERATING MANUAL23 • Making settings23.7 Library foldersRecipe folders can be write-protected. Users can thereby be prevented from unintentionally

Page 95 - 13.4 Batch processing

18323 • Making settings23.8 Unit settings When the Unit conversion check box is activated, two additional fi elds are displayed in the lower section o

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22 • Making settings184OPERATING MANUAL

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18524 • Quitting Ink Formulation24 Quitting InkFormulation24.1 Quitting InkFormulation 187

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18724 • Quitting Ink FormulationQuitting InkFormulation24.1 Quitting InkFormulationSave the current recipe before quitting InkFormulation ( see Sect

Page 101 - 13 • Managing recipes

3 • Structure and function18OPERATING MANUALto previous recipe(ascending order)to next recipe(descending order)to fi rst recipe to last recipe to recip

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18925 • Application notes25 Application notes25.1 Recommended instrument settings 19125.2 Measuring patterns 19225.3 Colorant calibration series

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190OPERATING MANUAL

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19125 • Application notesApplication notes25.1 Recommended instrument settingsGenerally the Pol fi lter leads to good formulating results on a variet

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192OPERATING MANUAL25 • Application notes25.2 Measuring patternsThe pattern measurement should take place on the same homoge neous background (e.g. wh

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19325 • Application notes25.3.3 Concentration grades on white and black substratesFor optimum determination of the optical data of an ink, we recom

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194OPERATING MANUAL25 • Application notes25.3.4 Substrate and transparent whiteIt is clear that the best recipes are obtained when the conditions for

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19525 • Application notes25.3.6 Specifi c gravityIf the inks used in the colorant calibration series (including transpar-ent white) are of more or less

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196OPERATING MANUAL25 • Application notes25.4 Sorting Criterion EditorIn the window “recipe selection” you can view a list of recipes sorted accordin

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19725 • Application notesThe weighting factor can be chosen within any number range. However, pay attention to the relation between different factors.

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198OPERATING MANUAL25 • Application notesExample #3You accept a higher current dE of 1.5 if you economize one ink component and if you minimize the pr

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3 • Structure and function19Display “Opacity settings” or “white/black switch box”(opacity module only)This fi eld depends on the formulation setting f

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19925 • Application notesThe user defi ned sorting criteria can be classifi ed for basic and correction recipes. If the criterion is only available for

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200OPERATING MANUAL25 • Application notes25.5.2 Film thickness calibration in relation to other assortmentsWith known thicknessIf an assortment is de

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20125 • Application notes25.5.3 Film thickness calibration across substratesThe Film Thickness Calibration module calculates volume requirements acro

Page 117 - 14.5 Deleting assortments

202OPERATING MANUAL25 • Application notes25.6.1 How to edit a Print Layout with NC Report Designer SoftwareNC Report Designer is an additional progra

Page 118 - 14.8 Importing assortments

20325 • Application notesIn addition to the single lines and elements, the entire details can be edited at once. Choose Report Detail Settings from th

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204OPERATING MANUAL25 • Application notesPage sizingIn the menu you can change the orientation and size of your layout. You can pick one of the predefi

Page 120 - 15.1 General 121

20526 • Hotkeys26 Hotkeys26.1 Overview 207

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206OPERATING MANUAL

Page 122 - 15.1 General

20726 • HotkeysHotkeys26.1 OverviewYou can use hotkeys to execute various commands or to change windows quickly. You can call up Help by pressing F1

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208OPERATING MANUAL

Page 124 - 16 Applications

3 • Structure and function20OPERATING MANUALDisplay “Opacity” (opacity module only)The opacity display indicates the covering power of an ink.See Chap

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20927 • Installing InkFormulation27 Installing InkFormulation27.1 Hardware and software requirements 21127.2 Installation on a PC 21227.2.1 Prepa

Page 126 - Applications

210OPERATING MANUAL

Page 127 - 16 • Applications

21127 • Installing InkFormulationInstalling InkFormulation27.1 Hardware and software requirementsMinimum system requirements• 800 MHz Pentium III PC

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27 • Installing InkFormulation212OPERATING MANUAL27.2 Installation on a PC27.2.1 Preparing for installationIf you already have an installed version

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21328 • User administration28 User administration28.1 General 21528.2 Screen structure 21528.2.1 Main window 21528.2.2 Menu list 21628.2.3 Symbols

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214OPERATING MANUAL

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21528 • User administrationUser administration28.1 GeneralUser administration is an additional program enabling you to defi ne the access rights of th

Page 132 - 17.4 Calculating roughness

216OPERATING MANUAL28 • User administration28.2.2 Menu listThe following functions can be carried out on the various menus: • File - Backup and resto

Page 133 - 17.6 Sending substrates

21728 • User administrationProcessing authorization groupsThe access rights for a group can also be changed later in the directory tree of the main wi

Page 134 - 17.8 Importing substrates

218OPERATING MANUAL28 • User administration28.3.3 Defi ning a new data access group 1. Highlight the data access group which should be directly above

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3 • Structure and function213.2.2 Menu barThe menu bar displays the titles of the individual menus. Click on an item to display a list of additional

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21929 • Glossary29. Glossary

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220OPERATING MANUAL

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22129 • GlossaryGlossaryAbsorption Light passing through an ink fi lm is weakened to a greater or lesser degree, depending on the thickness of the fi

Page 139 - 18.6 Send substrate formats

222OPERATING MANUAL29 • GlossaryColorant calibration A colorant calibration series consists of a selection of calibrations of various series colora

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22330 • Index30. Index

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224OPERATING MANUAL

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22530 • IndexIndex30IndexAAbsorption _____________________________________ 192,221Additional ink quantity _____________________________ 60,221Ap

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226OPERATING MANUAL30 • IndexLeftovers ____________________________________ 77,121Recipe database _________________________________ 24Restoring

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22730 • IndexPPalette formulation ________________________________ 46,65PC-measuring device connection ______________________ 212Preparing for

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228OPERATING MANUAL30 • IndexSymbols ___________________________________________ 26TTarget colorDefi ning ________________________________________

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3 • Structure and function22OPERATING MANUALThe commands Correction recipe and Recalculate in the Formulate menu and all commands in the Recipe menu,

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Headquarters 4300 44th Street, Grand Rapids, MI 49512, USA Phone: 800-248-9748 or +1 616-803-2100European Headquarters Althardstrasse 70, 8105

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3 • Structure and function23 3.3.3 Defi ning and formulating a target colorYou defi ne the target color by measuring the pattern with the spectrophot

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3 • Structure and function24OPERATING MANUAL• Connect and disconnect databasesIn the Recipe database you can:• Display designations and additional

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3 • Structure and function25In the Substrate sizes database you can:• Display designations and additional information• Defi ne new substrate formats

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3 • Structure and function26OPERATING MANUAL• With the menu command Settings > Batching systems , you can pre-select various weighing and batching

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3 • Structure and function273.6.2 Pushbuttons for standard functionsPushbuttons are displayed for standard functions in different win dows. No detail

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3 • Structure and function28OPERATING MANUAL3.6.3 Drag & Drop In the database dialog boxes, individual or multiple assortments, assortment colors

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OPERATING MANUAL2Trademarks • X-Rite ColorQuality™ • X-Rite InkFormulation™ • X-Rite ColorNet® are trademarks and registered trademarks of X-Rite®

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3 • Structure and function29• Basic materials calculation (included as standard)• Thickness calibration3.7.2 InkFormulation 6 PrinterProInkFormulati

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3 • Structure and function30OPERATING MANUAL3.7.6 Opaque inks module (scattering pigments)Inks with scattering pigments can be read-in and calculated

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314 • Starting InkFormulation4. Starting InkFormulation4.1 Starting InkFormulation 334.2 Performing a white calibration of the spectrophotometer 33

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334 • Starting InkFormulationStarting InkFormulation4.1 Starting InkFormulationThe program must fi rst be installed in accordance with the instruc tion

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5 • Formulating a target color355 Formulating a target color5.1 General 375.2 Formulating a target color 375.2.1 Selecting an assortment 375.2.2

Page 162 - 22 Printing

36OPERATING MANUAL

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5 • Formulating a target color37Formulating a target color5.1 GeneralRecipe formulation means the calculation of the percentages of a mixture from the

Page 164 - Printing

5 • Formulating a target color38OPERATING MANUALb. Formulation settings Check the formulation settings, ( see Section 23.2 “Formulation settings”).

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Contents3Contents1 General1.1 Introduction 91.2 Registration 91.3 Contact address of X-Rite 91.4 Safety directives 101.5 Notes on using this h

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5 • Formulating a target color39This is necessary because in some cases color measurements taken using Pol and D8i do not coincide with those perceiv

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5 • Formulating a target color40OPERATING MANUALFilter setting Measurement geometry Target color or recipe AdaptationNo 45°/0° coated noNo 45°/0° unco

Page 168 - 23 Making settings

5 • Formulating a target color41 4. In the Substrate type window select the substrate type of the target color (coated or uncoated), when asked

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5 • Formulating a target color42OPERATING MANUALd. Loading the target color from CxF With CxF you can select a target of all X-Rite application. 1.

Page 170 - Making settings

5 • Formulating a target color435.2.4 Defi ning a substrateAfter you have defi ned the target color, the Defi ne Substrate win dow can be used to measur

Page 171 - 23 • Making settings

5 • Formulating a target color44OPERATING MANUALc. Selecting substrate from database 1. Select the Substrate from database option. The Substrate Selec

Page 172 - 23.2 Formulation settings

5 • Formulating a target color451. In the Available colorants fi eld, click on the colorant you want to use for the formulation.2. Click on the pushbut

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5 • Formulating a target color46OPERATING MANUAL5.2.8 Formulation modeThe user can differentiate between regular and palette formulation. Choosing pal

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5 • Formulating a target color475. Click OK if the recipe displayed in the Recipe list fi eld meets your requirements. The full recipe is then displ

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5 • Formulating a target color48OPERATING MANUAL If you change the entry in the Ink quantity fi eld, the values for the individual colorant components

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Contents4OPERATING MANUAL7 Formulating with palette formulation7.1 General 657.2 Palette formulation 658 Loading an existing recipe8.1 Loading a

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5 • Formulating a target color495.3 Calculating the ink quantityOnce you have calculated a recipe in the main window or loaded it from the database,

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5 • Formulating a target color50OPERATING MANUAL5.5 Modifying a recipeNormally, you defi ne the color values of a target color by measuring or by loa

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5 • Formulating a target color51Keep additive percentageChanges can also be made by varying the ink concentration. The percentages of the additives in

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5 • Formulating a target color52OPERATING MANUAL5.6 Entering a recipe By using the command button New in the Recipe menu it is possible to enter a r

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5 • Formulating a target color537. In the Ink quantity fi eld enter the values for the selected color or basic material. 8. To enter ink quantities f

Page 182 - 23.6 Communication settings

5 • Formulating a target color54OPERATING MANUAL5.8 Initiating data transfer to the batching or weighing system (Weighing and batching systems modul

Page 183 - 23.7 Library folders

5 • Formulating a target color553. Defi ne the ink mixture. Proceed in the same way as when defi ning a target color ( see Section 5.2.3 “Defi ning a

Page 184 - 23.10 Workfl ow settings

5 • Formulating a target color56OPERATING MANUAL

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6 • Calculating a correction recipe576 Calculating a correction recipe6.1 General 596.2 Correction recipe 59

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Contents516.4 Defi ning a new application 12616.5 Deleting an application 12617 Processing and creating substrates17.1 Opening database substrate

Page 188 - Quitting InkFormulation

6 • Calculating a correction recipe59Calculating a correction recipe6.1 GeneralIf the mix of a basic recipe does not meet your requirements, you can c

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6 • Calculating a correction recipe60OPERATING MANUAL5. In the Recipe Selection window, select the recipe which most closely matches your requirement

Page 190 - 25 Application notes

6 • Calculating a correction recipe616. Click on OK once you have made all the entries. The main win dow appears.The Recipe fi eld displays the compon

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6 • Calculating a correction recipe62OPERATING MANUAL

Page 192 - Application notes

7 • Formulating with pallet formulation637 Formulating with palette formulation7.1 General 657.2 Palette formulation 65

Page 194 - 25 • Application notes

7 • Formulating with pallet formulation65Formulating with palette formulation7.1 GeneralThe mode Palette Formulation in the formulation workfl ow offer

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7 • Formulating with pallet formulation66OPERATING MANUAL

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8 • Loading an existing recipe678 Loading an existing recipe8.1 Loading a recipe 698.2 Defi ne target color > Get 69

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68OPERATING MANUAL

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Contents6OPERATING MANUAL23.2.6 Calculate all combinations 17723.2.7 Lab formulation 17723.3 Spectrophotometer settings 17723.4 Batching systems

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8 • Loading an existing recipe69Loading an existing recipe8.1 Loading a recipe The Load menu command is used to load the entire recipe including the

Page 200 - 25.5 Thickness Calibration

8 • Loading an existing recipe70OPERATING MANUALA list of recipes of the current range is then shown in the left sector of the Database: Recipes windo

Page 201 - With unknown thickness

9 • Control of covering power719 Control of covering power (opacity module only)9.1 General 739.2 Input of percentage for covering power 739.3 Me

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9 • Cotrol of covering power73 Control of covering power (opacity module only)9.1 GeneralIn addition to color optimization the InkFormulation 6 can

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9 • Control of covering power74OPERATING MANUALThe transparent setting is above all designed for translucent printing products such as luminous advert

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10 • Using ink leftovers7510 Using ink leftovers10.1 General 7710.2 Formulating a target color with ink leftovers 7810.2.1 Measuring ink leftover

Page 206 - 26 Hotkeys

76OPERATING MANUAL

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10 • Using ink leftovers77Using ink leftovers10.1 GeneralVarious methods can be applied to use ink leftovers :1. An ink leftover of unknown compositio

Page 208 - 26.1 Overview

10 • Using ink leftovers78OPERATING MANUAL10.2 Formulating a target color with ink leftoversDuring the formulation workfl ow you can activate the Use

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1 • General71 General1.1 Introduction 91.2 Registration 91.3 Contact address of X-Rite 91.4 Safety directives 101.5 Notes on using this handboo

Page 210 - 27 Installing InkFormulation

10 • Using ink leftovers7910.2.1 Measuring ink leftovers or loading them from ColorNet1. Click on Measure in the Colorant Selection window. The Measu

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10 • Using ink leftovers80OPERATING MANUAL2. Click on the desired recipe and then on Select. The recipe will be converted into an ink leftover and ad

Page 212 - Installing InkFormulation

11 • CxF8111 CxF11.1 CxF: General 8311.2 Formulating with the CxF browser 83

Page 214 - 28 User administration

11 • CxF83 CxF11.1 CxF: GeneralCxF is a public standard created by X-Rite for color communication, the main purpose of which is the secure exc

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11 • CxF84OPERATING MANUAL

Page 216 - User administration

12 • e-Recipe8512 e-Recipe (only e-Recipe module)12.1 General 8712.2 Recipe request 8812.3 Inbox 89

Page 217 - 28.3 Use

86OPERATING MANUAL

Page 218 - 28 • User administration

12 • e-Recipe87 e-Recipe (only e-Recipe module)Note: The module e-recipe is no longer available in InkFormulation 6. If you purchased the module fo

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12 • e-Recipe88OPERATING MANUAL12.2 Recipe request 1. In the e-Recipe menu click on Recipe request.2. Defi ne the target color and the substrate as for

Page 220 - 29. Glossary

8OPERATING MANUAL

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12 • e-Recipe8912.3 InboxInkFormulation searches in the Inbox of your standard email program for recipe fi les (*.ifrx). You can load these recipes or

Page 222 - Glossary

12 • e-Recipe90OPERATING MANUAL

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13 • Managing recipes9113 Managing recipes13.1 Opening database recipes 9313.2 Sorting recipe list 9313.3 Processing an existing recipe 9413.4 B

Page 224 - 30. Index

92OPERATING MANUAL

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13 • Managing recipes93Managing recipes13.1 Opening database recipes1. Click on Recipes in the Database menu. A list of all stored reci pes is displa

Page 226 - 30 • Index

13 • Managing recipes94OPERATING MANUALdE X-Rite is a quality criterion for using ink leftovers. Among other things, it takes into account the fact t

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13 • Managing recipes95Following the recalculation, the modifi ed recipes are listed again, showing the relevant Delta E values. This makes it possible

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13 • Managing recipes96OPERATING MANUAL2. Enter the required search criteria and click on OK. The recipes corresponding to the search criteria will be

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13 • Managing recipes975. Make the necessary entries in the Batch Process Setup window and click on OK. The selected recipes will be recalculated and

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13 • Managing recipes98OPERATING MANUALV 6 (without basic materials) Purpose: to permit transfer of recipes without information about basic material

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