QTR-Quadtone RIP

The calibration mode is very sensitive to Color Management interfering.
 This is tricky to avoid in OSX and PS
these days.  The curve you show gives a similar straight-line of one ink.
 Mostly this will work but CM again
may interfere and put a little curve in it -- (not nearly as bad as the
calib mode).  You probably can get away with it.

But it you want exact no color management I have a new program called
Print-Tool that allows control over
color management. This is a whole new and separate application -- not
completely necessary but makes things
a lot more convenient.

Roy



On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 3:20 PM, Vincent Wan <wan@...> wrote:

> After the latest OS X update 10.8.4 QTR in calibration mode prints
> separation file in calibration mode strangely: K, C print but with odd
> densities, M stops printing at 50, LC at 5, Y at 20 and LM not at all.
>
> Deleted printer, QTR in lib/, and app/ and restarted. Reinstalled QTR and
> printer and the problem persists.
>
> Any advice?
>
> For now I am assuming that files like the one below (from Paul Roark) let
> me print an untagged grayscale file as if I was using calibration mode. Am
> I right?
>
> PRINTER=Quad1400-Eb
> CURVE_NAME=K-0-100
> GRAPH_CURVE=YES
>
> N_OF_INKS=6
>
> DEFAULT_INK_LIMIT=100
> BOOST_K=
> LIMIT_K=
> LIMIT_C=
> LIMIT_M=
> LIMIT_Y=
> LIMIT_LC=
> LIMIT_LM=
>
> N_OF_GRAY_PARTS=0
> GRAY_HIGHLIGHT=0
> GRAY_SHADOW=0
> GRAY_OVERLAP=
> GRAY_GAMMA=1
> GRAY_CURVE=
>
> N_OF_TONER_PARTS=0
> TONER_HIGHLIGHT=10
> TONER_SHADOW=10
> TONER_GAMMA=1
> TONER_CURVE=
>
> N_OF_TONER_2_PARTS=0
> TONER_2_HIGHLIGHT=10
> TONER_2_SHADOW=10
> TONER_2_GAMMA=1
> TONER_2_CURVE=
>
> N_OF_UNUSED=5
> UNUSED_INK_1=C
> UNUSED_INK_2=M
> UNUSED_INK_3=Y
> UNUSED_INK_4=LC
> UNUSED_INK_5=LM
>
> CURVE_K="0;0 100;100 "
>
> Thank you,
>
> Vincent
>
>
>
>
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