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VERIFIER 332 • Custom tolerances You can define your own tolerance limits (house standard). Custom tolerances provide also an easy way to adapt quickly to the latest norms. The Normative and Informative buttons affect job verification as follows: Predefined preset Description Normative Normative values are evaluated. If any of the measurements lie outside the specified range of tolerance, Verifier will indicate that the result is not satisfactory and the job will fail the verification. Informative Informative values are evaluated for reference purposes only and have no effect on whether the job passes or fails the verification. Only normative tolerances are taken into account. It means that a job can be successfully verified, even if an informative value exceeds the defined tolerance limits. Off If you select "Off", the tolerance limit is not evaluated, and it is not included in the evaluation. When you have defined the required tolerance limits, you can save them as a preset. Click Save and define a unique name. You can transfer custom tolerance presets to Fiery XF and apply them to any verify workflow. To make a preset available in Fiery XF, select “Show preset in Fiery XF client”. To create a preset for a dynamic wedge, select “Use for dynamic wedge”. 7 Click OK. See also: “General settings” on page 344 “To change the default folders” on page 345 “Saving and loading measurement data” on page 345 “Default folders” on page 377 Achieving an ISO 12647-7-compliant proof The procedures require you to print out and measure media wedges. Verifier supports the use of Ugra/Fogra media wedges and IT8.7/4 profiling charts. The following examples show how to use Verifier to create an ISO 12647-7-compliant proof.
