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Color calibration improves color consistency between prints,
and from one printer to another.
The printer calibrates the color by printing a “calibration strip”
and then scanning the strip with a built-in optical sensor.
The printer will then calculate the color correction required,
which is then applied to all the subsequent prints.
Color calibration can be performed automatically or manually.
To turn the automatic calibration on or off,
choose the  icon,
then Internal RIP Settings > Color Calibration.
| On |
An automatic calibration is performed whenever the current set of printheads
and the current printing material have not previously been calibrated together. |
| Off |
The printer uses a default color correction,
different for each printing material and print quality setting. |
A color calibration can be started manually at any time:
choose the icon,
then Utilities > Calibrations > Color Calibration.
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