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Calcheck Chart <br />

The Calcheck Chart data type is where charts are configured and stored for use in colour validation checks. <br />

The charts are comprised of user-­‐created or imported colour patches, along with target standards and tolerances. <br />

These items are saved to the database and can be used and/or adjusted at any time. The Calcheck Chart is then assigned <br />

to a Press and used in conjunction with the Displays <br />

application to provide a validation check for a softproofing <br />

monitor. <br />

Once the chart is setup, it normally requires no further <br />

changes; the standards to be used are saved with the chart. <br />

The window shows a list of the patches on the right and <br />

colour information on the left. For each patch selected its Lab <br />

values, delta tolerance and patch type can be adjusted. The <br />

overall target preferences are specified in the lower half of <br />

the left panel. <br />

Toolbar Options <br />

• New Colour – Create a new colour in the list with <br />

default* values. Values and colour names can be adjusted as desired. <br />

• Delete Colours – Deletes the selected colours from the list. <br />

• Duplicate Colours – Makes copies of the selected colours. Use shift or control keys for multi-­‐selection. <br />

• Rename Colours – Pops up a renaming window, allowing for name changes on one or more colours <br />

simultaneously. <br />

• Import Patches from Files* -­‐ Import a patch set from a colour data file, such as those of colour standards or ICC <br />

profile makers. <br />

• Reorder Patches – Reorder the patches. Selecting this will display another window to select one or more <br />

colours and drag them into a new order. Use the up and down arrow keys and shift or control to multi-­‐select. <br />

• Generate Patches from ICC – Select an ICC profile from which to create a set of patches. Selecting this option <br />

displays a file chooser to select an ICC profile. A prompt will appear for the number of patches to generate. The <br />

minimum number is 16 and maximum is 512. <br />

• Add Colours From Library – Add colours to the currently selected Calcheck Chart from a Special Colour Set. <br />

*Note: When creating or importing new colours, they are stored with the default tolerance settings. This is user <br />

configurable and should be set before the patch set is created. <br />

Patch Definition <br />

On the left are a series of controls used to define each patch. Selecting a patch from the list <br />

will load the colour into the colour match box at the top and load the Lab/CMYK values into <br />

the respective fields. To change the value, simply type the new number into the relevant <br />

field. <br />

• Lab (or CMYK) – The Lab (or CMYK) value for the selected colour. <br />

• e tolerance – Set the maximum e value for the selected colour. <br />

• H tolerance – Set the maximum H value for the selected colour. <br />

• C tolerance – Set the maximum C value for the selected colour. <br />

• Patch Type – Identify important patch types from the set. The options are: <br />

o Paper – Select the patch that represents the paper being checked. <br />

o Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/Black – Identify a patch for each colour from your set. <br />

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Gray – Used to identify gray patches in the chart. <br />

Generic – Most patches are generic and are classified as generic if they don’t fall into one of the above <br />

types. <br />

Note: When generating patches from an ICC profile, the patches are automatically assigned the correct type. <br />

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