Restarting The Rip Station; Color Management; Rip Station Color Management - Epson C850071 - RIP Station 5000 User Manual

T
O RESTART THE
1. Make sure the information screen on the Control Panel reads Idle.
2. Click the Reboot Server button.
Color Printing Guide

Color Management

RIP Station color print options and settings:
Rendering Style
Photographic/Presentation/Color Proofing (Photo)/
Color Proofing (Solid)
(Default set at Setup)
CMYK Simulation
SWOP-COM M/SWOP-COM F/Euroscale/
DIC/DuPont WaterProof PUB/
DuPont WaterProof MAT/DuPont WaterProof COM/
DuPont Cromalin PUB/DuPont Cromalin MAT/
DuPont Cromalin COM/
Simulation-1 through Simulation-10/None
(Default set at Setup)

Restarting the RIP Station

You need to reboot the RIP Station before your changes to Setup take effect.
RIP S :
TATION
If Printing or RIPping appears, the RIP Station is processing and you must wait until the
system finishes and reaches the Idle state.
If the RIP Station has just finished processing, wait five seconds after Idle appears before
shutting down.
This section of the addendum updates areas of the Color Printing Guide for the RIP Station.
Changes took place in Chapter 2 "Color Management."
The "Color Management" chapter provided information on how to control and manage
color output with the objective of achieving predictable color results. ColorWise Pro Tools
provides a new way to meet this goal. See "Using ColorWise Pro Tools" on page 29.

RIP Station color management

As discussed elsewhere in this addendum, some of the RIP Station color management
options have changed for version 1.3 of the software.
Applies a RIP Station color rendering style (CRD) to RGB data (see
below). This setting is also applied to CMYK data when a CMYK
Simulation setting other than None is specified (see page 60).
Adjusts CMYK color data to simulate an offset press standard or a
custom color gamut defined at your site. Choosing None bypasses
simulation (see page 60). If you choose any setting other than None,
specify one of the Color Proofing rendering styles.
What it does
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