Hqn025-RTL dev plug-in.pdf - Xitron

Color format of job: This option tells the plugin how the PostScript languagedescription of the page(s) to be output has been created. You shouldselect Color if you are supplying composite color PostScript, Monochromeif your pages are only black and white, and CMYK Pre-separatedif you wish to produce color output from PostScript files whichhave already been separated by your DTP application.Send Output to: The RTL data can either be sent directly to the printer (OutputPort), or to a file on disk (File).Calibration suffix. This text box, taken in conjunction with the pop-up list ofcalibration sets in the main Page Setup dialog, allows you to set theRIP up to calibrate each channel of a color page independently.To produce uncalibrated output, select None as a calibration set in thePage Setup dialog.To calibrate each channel separately:• Create four calibration sets in the calibration manager – one for each ofthe process color channels. Each should be named ,where is one of Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black, and is a name of your own choosing which is used to associate1the four files with each other.• Select any calibration set apart from None in the pop-up menu in thePage Setup dialog.• Type the same string that you used when naming the calibrationsets into the Calibration suffix box on the device configurationdialog.e.g. You could create four calibration sets named “Cyan for RTL”,“Magenta for RTL”, “Yellow for RTL”, and “Black for RTL”.You would then enter “for RTL” in the Calibration suffix box.To calibrate all four channels using the same calibration set, you can usethe Copy button on the Calibration Manager dialog to create four cali-1.Notethat the suffix used in each case must be exactly the same, including whetherit is upper or lower case.3 Commercial in Confidence Technical Note Hqn025: v1.3 June 2001