Popular color management systems, Windows ICM | Lexmark 910 manual

Popular color management systems

There are many color management systems for you to choose from. The type of CMS you choose impacts the color quality of your printed output. Choose a CMS that best meets your cost and performance needs. Some popular color management systems are described here.

Windows ICM

Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me, Windows 2000, and Windows NT support Image Color Management (ICM). ICM is an operating system-level CMS based on the CIE independent color model. It helps to translate color values between RGB and CMYK.

ColorSync 3

ColorSync 3 is an operating system-level CMS developed by Apple. It also uses the CIE independent model to translate between RGB and CMYK values.

Agfa FotoTune

Agfa FotoTune also uses the CIE independent color model to translate between RGB and CMYK values. It only works with certain applications, however, such as Adobe Photoshop.

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Lexmark 910 manual Popular color management systems, Windows ICM, ColorSync, Agfa FotoTune

Contents

Lexmark C910 Page Table of contents Sending a job to print Color correction Iii 115 172 Printer specifications 183 Vii Viii Printer overview Print speed MemoryPaper handling Media and supplies Transparencies Canceling a print job Print mode Image SmoothingColor correction Halftone screens Toner darknessPrinting text Attributes Screen frequency Screen angleSpot function Using the operator panel Understanding the operator panel Using the operator panel buttons Changing printer settings Printing the menu settings Menus Disabled Using the Print and Hold function Printing and deleting held jobs Accessing held jobs from the operator panel Recognizing when format errors occur Repeat Print Reserve PrintVerify Print Confidential jobs Enter PIN = Sending a job to print Auto Display Off VividManual Color calibration Managing colorDevice profile Translation between color models ColorSync Popular color management systemsWindows ICM Agfa FotoTune Understanding color Types of colorHow we see color Primary colors Color difference Page Choosing media Paper characteristicsWeight Curl Recommended paper Moisture contentFiber content Smoothness Unsatisfactory paper Choosing preprinted forms and letterheadChoosing paper Choosing envelopes Choosing labels Choosing card stock Choosing transparencies Loading media Loading the high capacity feeder Page Page Page Paper dimensions Loading the multipurpose feederCapacity Trouble-free printing Page Page Loading paper and transparencies Loading envelopes Loading letterhead Closing the multipurpose feeder Close the multipurpose feeder door Output bins Loading a paper tray Loading paper, card stock, or labelsPage Page Page Loading letterhead Loading transparencies Using the heavy media tray Set the paper sizeSet the paper type Exchanging tray Page Slide the tray in until both tray stops pass the slide stops Media guidelines Paper Stack height letter Recommended media Envelopes For best results, use the following Lexmark transparencies Labels Card stock Tray linking Tips for successful printing Storing paperAvoiding paper jams Determining supply status Cleaning the LEDs Page Closing the top cover Page Supply Setting What the setting does See Conserving supplies Replacing a photodeveloper Removing a photodeveloperPage Installing a photodeveloper Photodeveloper cover Page Replacing supplies SuppliesPage Preparing for maintenance Replacing the fuserRemoving the fuser Transfer belt Page Installing the fuser Page Pull up on the locking tab to unlock the oil coating roll Message Did you replace Fuser? appears Page Replacing the oil coating roll Removing the oil coating roll Locking tab Slide the oil coating roll out of the fuser Page Page Replacing the transfer belt Removing the transfer belt Page Page Installing the transfer belt 100 101 102 103 Replacing a toner cartridge 104 Removing a toner cartridge 105 Installing a toner cartridge 106 107 108 109 Opening the top cover 110 111 Storing supplies 112 Resetting the maintenance counter 113 114 Fuser Removing the system board access cover Removingoptions memory and network115 Locating memory and network options 116 Removing a memory card 117 Removing an option card 118 Removing a firmware card 119 Removing a hard disk 120 121 Installing the system board access cover 122 123 Removing an optional drawer 124 125 Removing the duplex unit 126 127 128 Removing the high capacity feeder 129 130 131 Recycling used supplies 132 Ordering an oil coating roll Ordering suppliesOrdering a fuser Ordering a transfer belt Ordering a toner cartridge 134 Calling for service 135 Contacting Lexmark customer service on the Web 136 Solving display problems 137 Solving network printing problems 138 Checking an unresponsive printer 139 Solving printing problems 140 141 142 Solving print quality problems 143 144 Page. See Replacing a toner cartridge 145 See Paper Type Clearing paper jams Identifying paper jam areas146 Paper Jam Pages Jammed Check Areas A-F, T1-5, MPF 147 148 149 150 Check Area C 151 Check Area D 152 153 154 155 Removing small size paper from the duplex unit 156 157 Check Area E 158 159 160 Check Area F 161 162 Paper Jam Check MP Feeder 163 24x Paper Jam Check Tray 164 165 Paper Jam Check Tray 166 167 Resolvingquestions other problems 168 169 Using MarkVision Professional Configuring printer alertsUsing the Setup Menu Using MarkVision Messenger Disabling operator panel menus Enabling operator panel menus171 Understanding fonts Resident fonts172 173 174 175 176 Downloadable fonts Symbol setsSymbol sets for PCL 6 emulation Resident bitmapped fonts FontVision Euro supportHebrew and Arabic fonts 178 Adding memory Managing memoryPrinter memory 179 Allocating memory Solving memory problemsFlash memory 180 Collating jobs Hard diskJob buffering Storing job statistics Managing resources downloaded to flash or disk 182 Printer specifications Dimensions183 Restoring factory default settings 184 Printing sample fonts 185 Understanding printer messages 186 187 188 189 Bin x Full Canceling FaxActivating Menu Changes Busy Check device Connection Canceling JobChange 191 Close Side Door Clearing Job Accounting StatClose Front Door Close Top Door Defragmenting Close Tray Top CoverCopying Delete All Jobs Disk Corrupted Reformat? Deleting JobsDisabling Menus 194 Enabling Menus Engine Warming195 Flushing Buffer Enter PIN =Fax 196 Formatting Flash Fuser MaintenanceFormatting Disk yyy% 197 Insert Tray Held Jobs may be lostInfrared 198 Network x Code Invalid Engine CodeInvalid 199 LocalTalk LoadLoad Manual 200 Network x, y Network Card BusyNetwork 201 Parallel No Jobs Found Retry?Not Ready Performing Self Test Printer Calibrating Power SaverPrint Jobs on Disk 203 Printing Font List Printing AlignmentPrinting Directory List 204 Prog Engine Code Printing Menu SettingsPrinting Job Accounting Stat 205 Programming Disk Prog System CodeProgram Flash 206 Queuing Jobs Programming Error PxQueuing Deleting Jobs 207 Ready Hex Resetting Maint Cnt ValueReady 208 Resetting Printer Restore Held Jobs. Go/Stop?209 Serial Restoring Factory DefaultsRestoring Held Jobs 210 Tray x Empty Std Bin FullSupplies 211 Unsupported Disk Tray x LowTray x Missing USB 2xx Paper Jam Emul Error Load Emul OptionWaiting 213 Coating Roll Missing Unsupported Color Cartridge214 Short Paper Res Save Off Deficient Memory215 Insufficient Collation Area 216 Memory Full 217 Complex 4x Unsupported Firmware Card218 Open Bin Exit Tray Defective Flash219 Flash Full Unformatted Flash220 Std Par Software ErrorSerial Port x Disabled 54 Par USB Port Port x Disabled Port DisabledDisabled Port Disabled 222 Too Many Disks Installed Too Many Bins Attached223 Too Many Flash Options Too Many Trays Attached224 Unformatted Disk Defective DiskDisk Full 225 Belt/Fuser Exhausted Unsupported Disk FormatBelt Exhausted 226 Belt/Fuser Life Warning Belt Life Warning227 Fuser Exhausted Engine Code CRC Failure228 All Photo Devs Exhausted Black Photo Dev Abnormal229 Black Photo Dev Exhausted Black Photo Dev Life Warning230 Color Photo Dev Abnormal Color Photo Devs Exhausted231 Color Photo Dev Life Warning Coating Roll Exhausted232 Coating Roll Life Warning Color Toner Empty233 Service message Color Toner Low234 Using printer menus 235 236 237 Job Buffering PS SmartSwitch 238 Color Menu Color Correction239 Manual Color 240 Print Mode Toner Darkness241 Finishing Menu Blank Pages242 Duplex CollationCopies 243 Duplex Bind Multipage Border244 Multipage Order 245 Multipage Print Multipage View246 Separator Sheets Separator Source247 Infrared Menu 248 Job Buffering Infrared BufferInfrared Port 249 NPA Mode Max Baud Rate250 PCL SmartSwitch PS SmartSwitch251 Transmit Delay Window Size252 Confidential Job Cancel FaxJob Menu 253 Reset Printer Held Jobs254 LocalTalk Menu 255 LocalTalk Name LocalTalk AddrLocalTalk Buffer LocalTalk Port LocalTalk Zone NPA Hosts257 258 Network Menu 259 Network Buffer Network x SetupMAC Binary PS 260 261 Std Net Setup 262 Paper Menu Assign Type/Bin263 Custom Types Configure BinsConfigure MP 264 Paper Loading Paper Size265 Paper Source Paper Type266 Paper Weight 267 Universal Setup Substitute Size268 Parallel Menu Advanced Status269 Honor Init 270 Parallel Buffer 271 Parallel Mode 272 Protocol 273 PCL Emul Menu A4 Width274 Font Name Auto CR after LFAuto LF after CR 275 Font Source Lines per276 Point Size OrientationPitch 277 Symbol Set Tray Renumber278 PostScript Menu Font Priority279 Print PS Error Image Smoothing280 Serial Menu 281 Baud Data Bits282 Honor DSR 283 Parity 284 Robust XON RS-232/RS-422285 RS-422 Polarity Serial Buffer286 Serial Protocol 287 Setup Menu Alarm Control288 Download Target Auto ContinueDisplay Language 289 Jam Recovery Job Accounting290 Job Acct Limit Protect291 Power Saver Print Timeout292 Resource Save Printer LanguagePrinter Usage 293 Wait Timeout 294 Supplies Menu Belt295 Color Photo Dev Black Photo DevCoating Roll 296 Color Toner Fuser297 Replace Supplies Supplies Life298 USB Menu 299 300 USB Buffer 301 Utilities Menu Color Samples302 Format Disk Factory DefaultsDefragment Flash 303 Job Acct Stat Format FlashHex Trace 304 Print Fonts Print AlignmentPrint Directory 305 Print Net x Setup Print Menus306 Edition notice 307 Trademarks 308 Licensing notice 309 Safety information 310 Electronic emission notices 311 Japanese Vcci notice United Kingdom Telecommunications Act Noise emission levelsEnergy Star 312 Index 313 314 315 316 317 318 USB 319 320