User Guide
Table Of Contents
- QMS magicolor 2 Print System Operation
- Contents
- Introduction
- Consumables
- Advanced Printing Features
- Color Printing
- Printer Care
- CrownView Printer Web Page
- Media Jams
- Troubleshooting Printer Problems
- Introduction
- Status and Service Messages
- HP-GL Error Codes and PCL Error Codes
- Testing PC-Printer Communication
- Testing Macintosh-Printer Communication
- Printer Problem Checklist
- OPC Belt Cartridge Problems
- Control Panel Problems
- Windows Driver Problems
- CrownNet Problems
- Output Problems
- Kanji Option Kit Problems
- Print Quality Problems
- Color Density Problems
- Image Defects
- Placing a Service Call
- Repacking the Printer
- QMS Customer Support
- Configuration Menu
- Index

Other Methods
of Color
Control
QMS magicolor 2 Op
eration4-8
Colorimetric—The Colorimetric CRD is designed for very basic color
matching and one-to-one conversion from CIE color to CMYK color.
With Colorimetric chosen as the printer default CRD, all colors are
reproduced exactly unless a specified color is “out of gamut” (out of the
printer's range). For out of gamut colors, the Colorimetric CRD substi-
tutes the closest “in-gamut” color. The result is that exact color matches
between the two devices are maintained wherever possible, but the
printed image may have a smaller range of colors than the original
image (since several image colors may be mapped to a single printer
color). We recommend that you use this CRD for printing spot colors.
Business—The Business CRD matches the images on a monitor as
closely as possible (WYSIWYG). Use the Business CRD for com-
puter-generated graphics.
Photographic—QMS developed the Photographic CRD to optimize
the quality of photographic images and other images with many sub-
tle color shifts. Like the Colorimetric CRD, the Photographic CRD
substitutes out-of-gamut colors with in-gamut colors, but it also
adjusts (compresses) all other colors (whether in-gamut or out-of-
gamut) as necessary to maintain the proportional relationship
between the colors.










