Quick Color Adjustment Dialog

To display the Quick Color Adjustment dialog, start the RICOH Auto Color Adjuster and select Quick Color Adjustment.

You can view the status of the color adjustment process. You can also check the color verification results.Viewing the Quick Color Adjustment dialog

1. Scanner Status
Displays the status of the scanner.
2. Scan
Scans the color chart for creating an ICC profile or the color verification chart.
3. Color Adjustment Results
Displays the list of color adjustment results. Up to 20 results are displayed, while older results are removed from this view, in chronological order.
  • Printer: Displays the name of the target printer used for the color adjustment process. The target printer is the printer selected for the color chart, displayed on the Color Charts page.
  • Paper: Displays the name of the paper selected for the color chart, shown on the Color Charts page.
  • Date/Time: Displays the date and time when the application scans files for the color adjustment process.
  • Color Deviation: Displays the values of the color deviation on a page, between pages, and the values of the CMYK color density. If any of the values indicating the color deviation on a page or between pages are displayed in red, then those values in red exceed the set warning or error limits. If one or more CMYK values are displayed in red, then those values in red are below the warning or error limits set for that color chart.

    To check whether the used warning and error limits are customized or default, go to the Configuration page of the web application, and select Manage Color Charts. On the Color Charts page, the information about the used limit values for each chart is displayed in the Adjustment Limits column.

  • Create ICC Profile: Displays the status of the ICC profile creation process.
  • Import ICC Profile to DFE: Displays the status of the ICC profile import process.

After you scan a color chart, the application displays the color deviation values first, and then creates an ICC profile. Afterwards, if you are using a supported DFE type, the application imports the ICC profile to the DFE automatically.

4. Message box
Displays a message if an error or warning occurs during a color adjustment process.
5. Color Verification Results
Displays the most recent results of verifying the adjusted colors on the printer. Up to 20 color verification results are displayed, while older results are removed from this view, in chronological order.
  • Printer: Displays the name of the target printer used for the color adjustment process. The target printer is the printer selected for the color chart, displayed on the Color Charts page.
  • Paper: Displays the name of the paper selected for the color chart, shown on the Color Charts page.
  • Date/Time: Displays the date and time when the application generates the color verification result.
  • Result: Displays the color verification result. If Passed is displayed, the color verification passed. If Failed is displayed, the color verification failed.
  • Avg.: Displays the value of the average color deviation.
  • Max.: Displays the value of the maximum color deviation.
  • Details: Select the DetailsDetails button to display a dialog containing information related to the color verification results. If color verification has failed, the main causes why it might have failed are also displayed.