Fiery Command WorkStation

Fiery Command WorkStation

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Verify color consistency

You can verify the color consistency of your jobs by printing out a control bar and measuring it against a selected reference.

Before you begin:

  • Make sure that you have selected a control bar that is compatible with your measuring device.
  • Make sure that you have defined dE tolerance values.
  • Connect your measuring device to the computer.
  1. Print a job with a control bar.
  2. In Job Center, select the job. In the Job Summary area, click Verify next to the color bar you want to measure. The verification tool starts.
  3. Do one of the following:
    • Fiery Verify: Follow the on-screen instructions to measure the printed control bar.
    • Verifier: On the Joblist/Preview tab, double-click the control bar that you want to measure. Verifier populates the left-hand table with the L*a*b* color values of the reference. Under the right-hand table, click Measure, and follow the on-screen instructions to measure the printed control bar.

    After you have measured the control bar, the verification tool indicates whether the job has passed verification.

    You can also view:

    • The L*a*b* measurement results
    • The dE value achieved for each color
    • An analysis of the measurement results
    Note: In Fiery Verify, you must click Details to display this information.
  4. Do one of the following to send the measurement data back to Command WorkStation:
    • In Fiery Verify: Click Done.
    • In Verifier: Click Send.

      You can also select File > Save to JDF and send. Saving the measurement data to a JDF file provides a record of the color accuracy. You can save multiple sets of measurement data to one JDF file.

In Job Center, the job receives the status Verified or Verification failed. The measurement data are sent back to Command WorkStation and displayed in Job Editor on the Verify Control Bar panel.

If the verification failed, you may be able to optimize the result to achieve a pass. For more information, see Optimize verification results.

You can create a remote container from verified results. A remote container contains all the information that is needed to create a color-accurate proof at multiple sites. For more information, see Create remote containers.