Calibration w/Epson 1280 and Monaco EZcolor

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Bobby77501
Nov 17, 2003
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Trying to calibrate my printer with Monaco. Every time, I get a message which says there’s a problem with my scan – and I get a chance to "fix" the corners. I do and make them perfect. Also, I’m using the correct Monaco "profile." Can’t get it to work. The IT8 is perfectly centered on the space below and is square. The only thing I notice is the space below is slightly larger than the target. Also, I’m not sure all the settings in Monaco EZcolor are correct – especially the working space in Configuration. I have Monaco set to Professional – but reset is greyed out. The resolution is 200. Any one have any ideas? Thanks………….

Bobby
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Carolro
Nov 18, 2003
I had the same problems several years ago. I contacted Monaco tech support by email. They emailed me back a different profile that works perfectly. I have copied that profile to a CD so that I will never lose track of it. As I recall it took Monaco several days to respond, so be patient.

Carol

"Bobby77501" …
Trying to calibrate my printer with Monaco. Every time, I get a message which says there’s a problem with my scan – and I get a chance to "fix" the corners. I do and make them perfect. Also, I’m using the correct Monaco "profile." Can’t get it to work. The IT8 is perfectly centered on the space below and is square. The only thing I notice is the space below is slightly larger than the target. Also, I’m not sure all the settings in Monaco EZcolor are correct – especially the working space in Configuration. I have Monaco set to Professional – but reset is greyed out. The resolution is 200. Any one have any ideas? Thanks………….

Bobby

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