Operating Manual
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7<br />
Formulating with pallet formulation<br />
7.1 General<br />
The command Pallet formulation in the Formulate menu offers the possibility<br />
to obtain better basic recipes if a recipe «matching» the target color<br />
can be found in the database (so-called pallet recipe). Recipes are only<br />
suggested which are marked as pallet recipe and for which the following<br />
differences are not too great:<br />
• dE (standard illuminant) and dE (first metamerism illuminant)<br />
between target color and recipe color<br />
• dE (standard illuminant) and physical difference (roughness)<br />
between current substrate and recipe substrate (dependent<br />
on covering power of recipe ink)<br />
• Film thickness of recipe and film thickness in the settings<br />
• Target viscosity and viscosity of recipe<br />
• Difference in opacity settings<br />
7.2 Pallet formulation<br />
The Pallet formulation function has a similar sequence to the normal<br />
basic recipe calculation. Following the definition of target color and<br />
substrate, the user is requested to select one of the suggested pallet recipes<br />
arranged according to dE GretagMacbeth . The recipe Info ( see<br />
Section 13.1 «Opening database recipes») provides information about the<br />
ink components contained in the recipe (use up and down arrows!).<br />
Following selection of the pallet recipe, the components contained are<br />
preselected in the Colorant selection window. Further components can<br />
be added. Basic recipes, derived from the components of the pallet<br />
recipe, are then calculated. The effective ink mixture must be provided<br />
for a recipe to obtain the «Pallet recipe» character ( see Section 5.9<br />
«Measure current ink mixture»).<br />
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