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X-Rite eXact™ Instrument
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MEASUREMENT FUNCTIONS
Density
This function is the measure of the ink thickness. For the process colors Cyan, Yellow, Magenta,
or Black the desired Density Status (A, E, I, T, G) needs to be configured. For spot Ink’s the
results is given as the density value at the wavelength of maximum density for the spectral curve.
This function can be optionally configured to subtract the white base/substrate. For Basic, Search
and Compare tools, you can configure which color responses are shown. Auto color picks the
dominant process color response (C, M, Y, or K). Spot color picks the dominant spectral density
wavelength. You can manually select the color response as well (C, M, Y, K, or all four CMYK). In
Job tools, the color response shown depends on the particular patch measured.
When a standard is present, delta Density values are shown. If the color filter setting is Auto or
Spot, then the color response of the standard is shown.
Density Measurement
Displays density values for the selected function and color.
1. Select Density, Density Trend, or All Densities.
2. Measure paper if required.
3. Select color.
4. Measure sample.
5. View data.
Density Trend
This function displays a bar graph of the density values of up to the last ten readings taken
towards a particular density color response. A delta button is available in certain tools to allow
you to switch between viewing the absolute/delta density per reading. An overall average for that
particular density color response is shown at the top for all readings taken in the trend graph
(even if more than 10 readings are taken).
Basic Tool: Measurements are only added when a sample is taken directly in this function. It will
track each different density response separately, so if you measure 2 cyan samples, then a
magenta sample, then measure Cyan again, the graph will show 3 readings for the cyan
response. The readings for the trend graph are not cleared out until you exit the Basic tool you
are currently using. There is no delta mode for Basic tool since there are no standards for
comparing.
Analyze & Compare Tools: The Trend graph will keep track of readings until a new standard is
changed, at which time it will clear out the trend graph. All readings will be shown on the graph
regardless of what Density Color Response is selected, as all the readings are assumed to be
made against the same patch (same standard). Like the Basic tool, readings will only be added to
the trend graph if it’s the current function on screen.
Density value
Simulated color and timestamp of
reading displayed
Function, response, and
Measurement Condition
selected
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