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concentration series for repeatability. The program will delete levels from the<br />

series which exceed the set limits on repeatability.<br />

This information on primaries is what the program uses to build the<br />

colorant files. By incorporating the data from the concentration series, <strong>Color</strong><br />

iControl is able to predict how that colorant will behave at different strengths in<br />

solution, by itself and in conjunction with other colorants. In addition to the<br />

concentration series readings, the colorant files require spectral data on the<br />

blank undyed substrate which was used in the preparation of the primaries.<br />

When evaluating the primaries, you must select the correct substrate in order for<br />

the evaluation to be accurate. <strong>Color</strong> iControl will automatically store the<br />

substrate data when the colorant building information is stored.<br />

Primary Evaluation Instructions<br />

Loading the Data ? Selecting the Substrate ? Selecting the Primaries ?<br />

Evaluating the Primaries ? Storing the Primaries<br />

Loading the Data<br />

There are two types of data needed when evaluating primaries in <strong>Color</strong><br />

iControl, spectral data for each concentration level in the series (including<br />

replicates), and the substrate on which the primaries were dyed. This data must<br />

be read in through the instrument or retrieved from the database into the current<br />

job. Information on measuring samples with the instrument or retrieving it from<br />

the database can be found in Data Management.<br />

Selecting the Substrate<br />

In order for <strong>Color</strong> iControl to operate properly, spectral data for the undyed<br />

substrate on which the primaries were dyed must be provided. This data should<br />

be made available either by reading the sample with the instrument or recalling it<br />

from the database. After measuring the blank undyed substrate (or recalling its<br />

spectral data from the database) and storing it into the current job, click on the<br />

down arrow beside the substrate section of the screen. A pull-down menu will<br />

appear with the available selections. Choose the desired substrate by clicking on<br />

it. The substrate name will appear in the box above the pull-down menu.<br />

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