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Color iQC Help - X-Rite

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one with small area view), you will only need to calibrate the UV for one of them<br />

since the calibration will be effective for all options other than LAV.<br />

Accessing the UV Calibration Dialog<br />

To access the UV Calibration dialog box, open the Choose Spectro Mode<br />

dialog box either by clicking on the Sensor Mode button in the toolbar (white and<br />

black tiles with a small pencil and pad) or the "Select Mode..." command under<br />

the Sensor menu. From the Choose Sensor Mode dialog box, click on the<br />

desired mode to select it (this mode must be defined for calibrating the UV filter).<br />

Then, click on the button. The Standardization Mode Properties dialog<br />

will open. At the very bottom right of this dialog is a button marked Click once on this button.<br />

The UV Calibration Dialog Box<br />

Once you have clicked on the button, the UV Calibration<br />

dialog box will open (see image below).<br />

Depending on your instrument, you will either be using a Ganz Whiteness<br />

standard or a CIE Whiteness standard. Consult the documentation that came<br />

with your instrument to determine which standard you will be using. Once you<br />

have determined this, click on the appropriate radio button selecting the type of<br />

whiteness standard you will be using. The Ganz or CIE Whiteness value for your<br />

UV Whiteness standard should be provided with the standard; this value should<br />

be entered into the appropriate field at the top right of the dialog. The Tint field is<br />

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