Need Help Onyx 11.1.2 stucks while creating a custom profile in Media Manager.

Good day,

My onyx version is 11.1.2 (four updates have been installed).

I've started to create a custom profile....

The thing is when I click on "Build ICC Profile" the process stucks at 40%. I spent two hours in vain... nothing has changed.



There are two screenshots I took....

What I'm confused about is that ID and Overlap have negative values.


if you notice.... Paper has a negative value as well, additionally the number is huge! Each time I close and open it again it changes... I assume that it should be a constant


Dunno if it matters, I reads patches with i1Pro 2

 

Bly Thank you for your reply. Yes, it does. I was playing with the ink restriction since a graph I got wasn't smooth. Nonetheless.... Could those negative values be a culprit?

 

Could anyone tell me as to how to print Extreme Accuracy with Liniarization (2066 patches) swatch on A0+ format?


When I select the prefered option my printer complains that the paper size is narrow. I tried to continue the process anyway though a half of patches weren't printed....

Why does the application want to print all patches in a row? I expected the Onyx would divide swatches into many rows if the total amount of patches doesn't fit into the paper's width so that it could then be cut it into strips and read with a spectrophotometer.

I was able to fit just 994 patches to my width which is 914mm . Is there any settings in Onyx that should be changed?

Thank you.

 

How can I get the file? It doesn't give me an option..... I don't see the job in job editor (or in the queue).

 

That's the question. The dialog window has just an option "print" meaning that it would be printed straightaway...... Look at the screenshot I've taken.....

 

Okay, thank you very much! I spent a half hour on looking for the right parameter I needed to change.... I've eventually found it! I thought that the parameter should be in RIP-Queue..... I'll check it out tomorrow...

 

Yep....

However, the last question is Color Management. Before sending the job to print.... should I choose "All ICC Profiles OFF" so that there won't be interference?

 

Thanks! I've worked out the issue. The culprit was the material I had been working with. The plain paper is low quality. As soon as I changed the material to a vinyl film - everything was been processed smoothly... I tried a couple of times... and each time there were dozens of mistakes in readings, mostly in dark colours.

 

I do.... however the culprit is the plain paper we bought. it was really cheap and as a result - it consumes inks a lot..... The photograph we tried to print on it seemed pale... laking of contrast.