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Ricoh Pro C9200 Manuel d'utilisation
1. Using the Auto Color Diagnosis Function
Generating Paper Properties (When Using
Fiery)
To use the Auto Color Diagnosis function, print the color chart and generate paper properties for each
paper type. When generated, this information is stored in the machine's data storage and used for
adjusting colors when printing is performed.
To adjust colors properly, perform calibration before generating paper properties.
• Colors are adjusted using the Auto Color Diagnosis function when printing is performed on the
paper for which paper properties are generated.
• Up to 9 sheets of paper are required to generate paper properties.
• Generate this information again after:
• Changing the data registered in the master library (custom paper) via the machine's control
panel
• Changing the printing speed in the paper settings
• Replacing the Line Sensor
• Changing the maximum density (D-MAX) while performing calibration
• Changing the color profile registered in the paper catalog
• For details about the paper catalog, see the "Utilities" manual for the Fiery controller in use.

Using the "ACD Property" Screen

The "ACD Property" screen displays a list of paper types that can be used on the machine. In the screen,
you can generate paper properties, check the generation status, and specify the accuracy setting of the
information.
Viewing the generation status of paper properties
1.
Click [Launch ACD] in the "WebTools" screen.
2.
Log in with a user name and password.
When a large number of items is registered in the paper catalog, it may take a few minutes to
display the "ACD Property" screen.
The security warning screen may be displayed in your web browser when you access the
"WebTools" or [Launch ACD] screen.
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