Color Adjustment; Uv Ink - DataCard SR200 User Manual

Color Adjustment

Use the Color dialog box to adjust your images before
sending them to the printer. The settings affect all parts of a
card, including a color logo, color photo, and color
backgrounds.

UV Ink

Use the UV Ink dialog box to select how to print the UV ink
panel, if used. You can:
Use UV printing on the front of the card, the back of the
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card, or both.
Extract text of a specific color, which you specify. White
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(255,255,255) and black (0,0,0) are not allowed.
The text is printed using the UV panel with full
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grayscale intensity (255).
The text is not printed with the color panels.
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Print the contents of a bitmap file, which you specify in the File Information area. The bitmap
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can be:
Monochrome (one bit‐per‐pixel), where white is printed with full intensity (255). If white
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is the no‐printing color, black is printed with full intensity.
16 colors or 4‐bit color, printed with 256 gradations.
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256 colors or 8‐bit color, printed with 256 gradations.
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32K colors, or 16‐bit color, printed with 256 gradations. Only the (MSB) GGGBBBBB‐
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XRRRRRGG(LSB) format is supported.
24‐bit and 32‐bit color, printed with 256 gradations.
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Select a no‐printing color, which is not printed with the UV panel.
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This color becomes the unprinted background of the UV plane.
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Be careful to select a color not contained in your images—it is extracted by the driver,
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and color printing can cause a void.
Use a multipage input document to print the YMC (color), black (K), and UV panels in that
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order. Refer to"Page Split" on page
30
32 for more information.
Printer and Laminator Settings