Visualcal Color Calibration Tips; Printer Color Adjustment - Xerox DocuColor DocuColor 4 User Manual

6.2 Controlling printed color
6.2.6

VisualCal color calibration tips

After calibration, if your test page appears color balanced but too dark, try
entering a lower value for the 30% Match entry on the Limits and 30% Match
page, last row. If your test page appears color balanced but too light, enter a
higher value for this value. If light areas on your prints have a color cast,
enter a lower value in the Start row for the affected color. If dark areas on
your prints have a color cast, enter a higher value in the End row for the
affected Dry Ink.
6.2.7

Printer Color adjustment

The printer's color adjustment feature provides additional creative control
over printer's color production. The COLOR ADJUSTMENT screens, ac-
cessible via the control panel, allow you to override the printer's current Dry
Ink density and brightness settings.
Using the color adjustment controls, you can also increase or decrease the
brightness of an image, or you can increase or decrease the density of each
the following colors: red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, or magenta.
For example, you may choose to make the blues in an image look surreal by
increasing the density of the blue and the cyan in the image, and increasing
the brightness setting.
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You can only adjust one color at a time.
To perform the printer/copier's print color adjustment
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From READY or POWER SAVE MODE, press the Menu button
repeatedly to advance to the COLOR ADJUSTMENT screen. Press Item/
Enter.
The BRIGHTNESS MENU appears. Use the Up and Down arrows to
specify an increase or decrease in the overall brightness of printed
documents. Press Item/Enter.
Values range from +5 to -5. Negative values are darker, positive values
are lighter.
Use the Up and Down arrow buttons to select a color to be adjusted, and
press Item/Enter.