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Creating Custom TekColor Corrections
The Custom TekColor Corrections selection shows the 10 custom TekColor correction slots
that can be used to store the color corrections. When the printer selected is connected to the
computer using TCP/IP, PhaserMatch also shows the Short Name and other information about
the TekColor correction.
Target profiles can be either CMYK profiles or RGB profiles. Typically, applications, such as
Adobe Photoshop, use CMYK color mode. If you are using this color mode with your Phaser
printer, then the target profile used should be a CMYK target profile. Other applications, such
as Microsoft PowerPoint, use RGB colors. If you are printing from these applications use a
RGB target profile.
Note:
You can use the Delete Profile button to delete profiles from your printer.
For more information about this screen, click the Help (?) button in the PhaserMatch
application.
Phaser 7700 Printer
PhaserMatch adds new color corrections to the printer driver when it is used with a
Phaser 7700 printer. The application updates the driver files to make the new TekColor custom
color corrections available in the driver on the computer where PhaserMatch is installed. There
is no method provided within PhaserMatch to update the drivers on remote computers so
PhaserMatch should be installed on each computer that is going to be using the new color
corrections. You can print CMYK color images from your driver using the new color
corrections. You must have color management turned off in your application when using
TekColor corrections.
A printer setup wizard should have helped you create a printer driver. Only this printer driver
contains the TekColor tab that allows you to select the link profiles you create using
PhaserMatch.
PhaserMatch and PhaserCal 4.0 User Guide
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