QTR-Quadtone RIP

I have looked through this discusion board and do not see any FAQs and any past 
discussion on this topic.  Maybe I'm overlooking something.

I'm attempting to optimism B&W printing on Epson 2200 using UT7 inks and QuadTone 
RIP.  Following instructions (no color management) included with QTR download I have 
printed the QTR-21X4-random Reference file.  Paper being used is MOAB entrada 300lb. This was printed via the QuadTone RIP using a 50/50 blend of UT7-EEnhMatte-cool and UT7-EEnhMatte-warm.   This has been scanned using Eye-One Spectro with the "Measure" 
tool included with ProfileMaker 5.

Below is the QTR-Linearize-Data

QTR-Linearize-Data version 2.5.1.0
File: /Applications/ProfileMaker Pro 5.0.8/Measurement Files/test2_51step-out.txt
Step	Dens	Lab	A	B	
0.00	0.023	97.97	-0.10	1.99	-                            a|      b                    L +
5.00	0.091	92.14	0.31	1.83	-                             |a     b                 L    +
10.00	0.166	86.11	0.65	1.72	-                             | a   b              L        +
15.00	0.245	80.10	0.96	1.40	-                             |  a b            L           +
20.00	0.325	74.40	1.20	1.33	-                             |   ab        L               +
25.00	0.397	69.51	1.33	1.06	-                             |   ba     L                  +
30.00	0.487	63.85	1.55	0.61	-                             | b   a L                     +
35.00	0.556	59.69	1.56	0.61	-                             | b  La                       +
40.00	0.619	56.16	1.58	0.20	-                             b  L  a                       +
45.00	0.685	52.54	1.64	-0.12	-                            b|L    a                       +
50.00	0.747	49.39	1.60	-0.39	-                           bL|     a                       +
55.00	0.818	45.91	1.56	-0.98	-                         bL  |     a                       +
60.00	0.876	43.24	1.47	-1.34	-                       bL    |    a                        +
65.00	0.940	40.38	1.35	-1.67	-                      bL     |    a                        +
70.00	1.025	36.83	1.25	-1.79	-                     b       |    a                        +
75.00	1.086	34.40	1.10	-1.98	-                   L b       |   a                         +
80.00	1.177	31.02	1.03	-1.72	-                 L    b      |   a                         +
85.00	1.244	28.65	0.99	-1.43	-                L      b     |  a                          +
90.00	1.381	24.20	1.02	0.21	-             L               b   a                         +
95.00	1.480	21.26	1.13	1.55	-           L                 |   a b                       +
100.00	1.543	19.49	0.40	0.98	-          L                  |a b                          +

LINEARIZE="97.97 92.1375 86.11 80.0975 74.395 69.5075 63.8475 59.6925 56.155 
52.5425 49.3875 45.915 43.24 40.375 36.83 34.4 31.0175 28.6525 24.1975 21.2575 
19.4875"

So far, so good.  However this is where I get lost in the instructions provided with QTR.  
The next step is to "Linearize a QuadTone RIP Curve."  Instructions say: "To use this 
feature, simply create the ink description file, doing the partition."  QUESTION: Do I make 
this "ink description" file from scratch; do I use one from the "Exampleinks" file; if I use 
one from the Exampleinks file, which one do I use; or, is there another ink description file 
located elsewhere that I need to use?

When I get the correct ink description file to work with (hopefully someone will inform me 
of this), I know to change GRAY_HIGHLIGHT and GRAY_SHADOW fields to 6 and 8 
respectively, as per instructions.

The next step has me making a quad curve from this new ink description file via, I believe, 
by using the Drop-Quad-Profile.

I should next print the Step-21-gray stepwedge using this new quad curve and measure 
as before.

The new Quad Ink Descriptor File will have the Linearization information that I am to "copy 
and paste to be bottom of the ink description file."  ANOTHER QUESTION: which ink 
description file do I paste this into? and does this actually go, as the instructions list, just 
at the bottom of the file under "UC_NEUTRALIZER=NO." 

Once I have the correct ink description file modified with the new Linearization 
information I am to reprocess the ink description file with Drop-Quad-Profile and 
hopefully arrive at a perfect profile to print with.

Unless I'm missing something here completely, I am at a loss to see where any of the 
information obtained in the first QTR-21X4-random Reference file and resulting 
measurement is used in the development of the final profile. 

Any help appreciated.

DD