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Process Type allows you to select whether you are performing a correction for a batch or continuous process. Dye Yield allows you to choose whether or not you wish to use the Dye Yield factor (also called the Dye Factor in the <strong>Color</strong>ant Properties dialog box). You may choose to use the Dye Yield factor, not to use it, or to use it beyond the specified limits. The Dye Yield factor will normally have limits imposed on it, that is, it may only fall between values of 0.7 to 1.3. If you need a Dye Yield factor larger than this, other problems may exist independent of variations in your colorants. In the Correction Job Window, this factor is listed merely as CF (due to space limitations) with a parenthetical Y or N to indicate whether or not the factor is being used. Dye Concentration Units allows the user to choose the concentration units that will be used in the Correction application. Available options are: Decimal, Grains/Gallon, Grains/Liter, Grams/Gallon, Grams/Liter, Kilograms/Gallon, 108
Kilograms/Liter, Ounces(Vol)/Gallon, Ounces(wt)/Gallon, Percent, Lbs-Oz/Gal, Lbs-Oz. The units selected here should match the units used in the preparation of your primaries before any measurements are taken. For some units, "Imperial"-size may be an option and you may check the "Imperial" box if desired. The Substrate Factor compensates for unique properties in the substrate which may affect the dyeing process. For example, you know that a particular substrate will always dye 1.0% dark. You would introduce a substrate factor of 0.99 in order to correct for the effect of the substrate on the final color. The value of this factor would have to be determined experimentally in the laboratory or through the use of production records. Generally, this factor will be of most use when formulating first time matches to a target. It will be of minimal value during the formula correction process. The Batch fields are for use when calculating corrections for a batch process. You may select the units you are using for measurements, as well as entering the amount of substrate to be dyed in your batch process. The Continuous fields are used when calculating a correction for a continuous process. You may select the units you are using to measure your colorant weight as well as the units for your clear. You may also enter amounts for the Total Volume and the Current Volume of the dye bath. The Enable Strength Adjusted Corrections box instructs <strong>Color</strong> iControl to adjust trial measurements to be the same strength as the standard before performing the correction calculations. When selected, an extra line will be added at the bottom of the correction output listing the percent value that the strength of the trial was changed. Values displayed in the other correction output columns will reflect the strength adjustment. Correction Output Detail Column One - Ingredient - This column contains the name of the colorant. Column Two - Entered Concentration - This column contains the formula concentrations that were used to color the current trial. These values will usually come from the formulas stored with the standard. The units for this column are whatever current units have been chosen in general settings. The units can be changed, and all of the calculations will automatically be redone in the new current units. 109
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Color iMatch Textiles Help PDF file
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Getting Started Edit Default System
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Default Toolbar File --- This field
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Concentration Units --- This select
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etween a sample and the target The
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Settings Options This tab of the Se
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the textile industry's practice of
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Desktop Management Desktop Manageme
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This tab allows you to select to cr
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Change System Settings - Selecting
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Opens a dialog box which allows you
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This button will sort the data by n
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Spectro Management Install or Confi
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the different types of measurements
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