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1.
OKI DP-7000 Driver mode - This mode provides
unique OKI colour matching. It is the default
mode for colour printing.
2.
ColorSync mode - When ColorSync is selected,
the printer performs colour management using
ColorSync™, which is part of the Macintosh
system software.
Note:
A printer cannot exactly reproduce the colours shown
on a monitor because the printer uses inks to create
colours while the monitor uses light. However, the
printer will try to match the monitor colours as closely
as possible.
3.
No Colour Matching - The colour information for
print data is output directly to the printer.
To use ColorSync, follow these steps.
1.
Open the
ColorSync™ System Profile
Apple Control Panels and click
2.
Select
DP-7000 Monitor-D50
displayed, and then click
Note:
The D50 in the profile indicates the colour temperature
of the monitor. Most monitors are set to a colour
temperature of D93 (9300K). However, CIE sets a
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in the
Set Profile...
from the list
Select.
colour temperature of D50 (5000K) as a reference for
colour reproduction based on the human colour sense
under a standard light source. The ColorSync™ profile
of this printer conforms to this standard.
3.
Set the Monitor's Colour Temperature. Since the
ColorSync profile is set to
the printer and monitor colours will not match
unless the colour temperature of your monitor is
set at D50. To set the monitor's colour
temperature see your computer's reference
manual for details.
Note 1:
Some monitors do not allow the colour temperature to
be changed. In this case, open
Control Panels and set the
which provides a colour temperature
White Gamma,
similar to D50.
Note 2:
Once you have completed steps 1 through 3, you
should not need to repeat them unless you wish to
change the settings.
4.
Prepare print data and set up the paper for
printing. Select
Print
Note:
The contents of the Print dialogue box depend on the
English
DP-7000 Monitor-D50
Monitor & Sound
option to
Gamma
Page-
from the
menu.
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