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Color iQC Help - X-Rite

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number of measurements to average. Press Enter (or Next) again. The "...Read<br />

in Progress..." message will reappear.<br />

6. Repeat for as many measurements as necessary.<br />

7. When the number of readings necessary for the average have been<br />

taken, you will receive your final prompt: "Press to accept reading, or<br />

to discard." The measurement will be added to the tree view in the<br />

current job.<br />

Additional Elements of the Measure Dialog<br />

Depending on the settings you have specified for taking measurements<br />

with the spectro, you may see variations in the Measure dialog box. The<br />

available variations are listed below with an illustration and a brief explanation.<br />

Standard Tolerances<br />

When measuring standards, an additional button will be available in the<br />

measure dialog allowing you to set the tolerances governing what is and is not an<br />

acceptable match to that standard (see illustration below). Clicking on this button<br />

will cause the Standard Properties dialog box to appear. Tolerances may be set<br />

from this dialog. This option will not be available if you have "Auto-Accept<br />

Standards" checked in Options tab of the Settings dialog.<br />

Length<br />

When measuring trials, you may set the program to prompt for a length<br />

value if you wish (see illustration below). This length value will be in whatever<br />

units have been selected for use by the system. The "Length" field will appear in<br />

the lower right corner of the dialog. For the program to be set to prompt for<br />

length, a checkbox must be selected in the Options tab of the Settings dialog<br />

box.<br />

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