System information

Delete profiles
You can delete profiles that are no longer needed. Deleting profiles also helps to free up disk space on the Fiery
Server. You cannot delete locked profiles.
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In Device Center, click the Resources tab, click Profiles, and select the profile.
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Click Settings, set Label in Driver to Unassigned, and then click OK.
Note: Label in Driver is not available for models of Fiery Server. If this option does not appear, skip this step.
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Click Delete, and then click Yes to confirm.
Edit profile settings
Profile settings are attributes that determine how the Fiery Server uses the profile. For example, you can assign a
description or media type to a profile. Profile settings do not affect the content of the profile.
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In Device Center, click the Resources tab, and then click Profiles.
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Select a profile and click Settings.
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In the Profile Settings window, set the options as needed and click OK. The selections that are available depend
on the type of profile and the model of Fiery Server.
• Profile Description - A description that identifies the profile. The description cannot be changed if the
profile is locked.
• Label in Driver - A predefined name that the profile is associated with. If the printer driver does not have
Two-Way Communication enabled, you can still select this profile using the predefined name. The label of an
RGB source profile or CMYK source profile cannot be changed if the profile is locked.
• Media Type - One or more media settings that an output profile is associated with. When the Output
Profile setting for a job is set to Use Media Defined Profile, the output profile associated with the media
setting of the job is used.
If Media Type is not shown, use Paper Catalog to configure media-defined profiles. (See Paper Catalog.)
• Calibration - The calibration to associate with an output profile.
• CMYK Source Profile or RGB Source Profile - The source profile setting associated with a device link
profile. A device link profile is selected for a job by a specific combination of source profile and output profile
settings. A CMYK-to-CMYK device link profile has a CMYK Source Profile setting. An RGB-to-CMYK
device link profile has an RGB Source Profile setting .
Note: Edits made to a CMYK source profile do not apply when a device link profile associated with the CMYK
source profile is used.
• Output Profile - The output profile setting associated with a device link profile.
Edit profile content
Command WorkStation provides Color Editor for editing CMYK profiles. Fiery Color Profiler Suite provides Fiery
Profile Editor, which you can access from Command WorkStation to edit output profiles.
In Color Editor, you can edit a CMYK profile (CMYK source or output profile). Use Color Editor to fine-tune the
density curves of a profile.
Fiery Command WorkStation
Managing color
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