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3.1. Linearisation

 
The program's linearisation process improves the ink preset quality on your offset press over time. As more jobs are printed, and hence available for linearization, as better the press calibration curve is adopted to the press characteristic for an ink and substrate combination.
As pointed out in the chapter 2.2. Read Back Job Data , the linearization job is either created automatically or manually when the software runs in ink-preset only mode.
 
 
 
3.1. Linearisation
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Start point linearization

1. Start point linearization
Start from the menu on the left the linearization process. After selecting CMYK or Spot choose a calibration curve to get into this window here.
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Job list

2. Job list
All jobs from the selected calibration curve are listed. Remove jobs from the selection by clicking on the preview. This changes the background to white or then back to grey.
Grey background : selected job
White background: not selected job
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Calibration curve

3. Calibration curve
Selected calibration curve
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Select all

4. Select all
Selects all jobs in the job list
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Deselect

5. Deselect
Deselect all jobs in the job list
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Delete

6. Delete
All selected jobs in the job list are deleted.
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Continue

7. Continue
After the job selection continue here with the linearization