Writing Of Color Id By Users - Epson Stylus Photo R1800 Service Manual

EPSON Stylus Photo R1800/R2400

5.2.5.2 Writing of Color ID by Users

When servicing, there may be a case that the printer is returned to the user
after printing/measuring a chart for the Colorimetric Calibration and performing
the Head ID adjustment, without writing the Color ID at the repair work site. In
such case, the user required to write the Color ID to the printer by him/herself
using the color measuring data sent from the service site.
The following two files will be sent to the user. The user can reflect the color
measurement values on the printer by executing the EXE file in the same
directory as the color measurement data.
"CCASSPR1800Write.exe" (Windows) or "CCASSPR1800Write"
(Macintosh)(exec file for writing Color ID)
The exec file for writing Color IDs is exclusively for the user, and is
different from the exec file (CCASStylusR1800.exe) for service
personnel.
xxxxxxxx.dat (color measurement data file)
The color measurement data file is the same as the file for service
personnel and is supplied from the color measurement site.
When the startup folder contains two or more color
C A U T I O N
measurement data files, the following error message is
displayed and the program is exited:
•
"Failed to read the Color ID. Check the printer status."
The exec file automatically reads the color measurement
C H E C K
P O I N T data files in the same directory to prevent the user from
being aware of the file name of the color measurement data.
Adjustment
Reflection of correction according to Head ID
Every mass-produced printer is calibrated by the Colorimetric Calibration
at the factory.
To reflect color correction by the Head ID, reinput the Head ID using the
adjustment program. This means that the Head ID will be continuously
reflected until the Color ID is input.
The procedure for writing the Color ID for users is given on the following pages.
Adjustment
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