QTR-Quadtone RIP

Steve,

The problem is that there are no curves at all for that printer/ink 
combination.
Without curves QTR has absolutely no idea what ink is loaded into the 
printer so
you get the "dark prints".

Making curves would require a good measuring device and some work.  
There
is a way however to get a bit of a preview and start.   There are 
curves for the UT7
inkset for the 2200, they won't be perfect but worth a try.

Drag the 2100-2200-UT7 folder from the download in Profiles to a place 
on your
disk drive (Desktop is good).  You'll see an "Install2200-UT7"  in the 
folder, rename
it to Install9600-UT7 i.e. just change the printer model number in the 
filename.
Now you can run it (double-click) to set up a Quad9600-UT7 printer and 
the curves/profiles.
The main issue is that the ink limits are a bit high for a 9600 so when 
you print look for
the Advanced Adjustments, turn them on and set Ink Limits to about -30. 
   Feel free to
experiment with this value.

I'm not sure how well this will work but I think it'll get you close.

Roy

On Wednesday, February 21, 2007, at 06:13  AM, Steve wrote:

> I just got the MIS Ut7 inkset for a 9600. I'm having some difficulty 
> getting it going with QTR.
> The prints are real dark. I am trying to use Epson Semigloss paper at 
> 1440. Neither Semigloss
> or 1440 show up in the curves within QTR.
>
> I've also tried Innova F-Gloss with the same result.
>
> In the Print With Preview (Mac) I've tried selecting Abobe RGB as well 
> as QTR - Gray Photo
> Paper.
>
> Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?
>
> Thanks,
> Steve Daniel
>
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Roy Harrington
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