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MYIROtools Overview

In this section the basic concept and different tools of MYIROtools is explained.

MYIROtools is a colour management software.

It includes functions to measure charts, create ICC profiles, control print quality and more.

The tab "Command" of the main window is divided into two section. The "Tools" and the "Workflows". 
This is the place to start all your color management related tasks.

Command Tab

Tools

The section "Tools" is used by experienced users to perform certain tasks manually.

Workflows

 

MYIROtools offers a very simple way to get things done called "Workflows".

A workflow is a wizard which guides you through all necessary steps to do a certain job like e.g. creating a profile for your printer. Every workflow contains instructions. Therefore this manual only describes the intention of the installed workflows briefly.

 

List of workflows available:

G7 Linearization

G7 Linearization

This workflow is used to create a G7 calibration.

During the workflow you can choose the type of chart.

QC

QC

QC is a folder. It contains workflows for quality control of prints. They are configured to use the standard quality control wedges and the most important reference printing conditions for different regions in the world.

Measurement

Measurement

This workflow is used to measure a chart and save the data as CGATS file.

During the workflow you can select the type of chart to be measured and the M-condition to be used for the final data.

Profiling CMYK

Profiling CMYK

This workflow is used to print and measure a chart and calculate a CMYK Output Profile.

During the workflow you can choose the type of chart, the print size and the profiling settings.

Profiling RGB

Profiling RGB

This workflow is used to print and measure a chart and calculate an RGB Output Profile.

During the workflow you can choose the type of chart, the print size and the profiling settings.

Profiling (ICC / DL)

Profiling (ICC / DL)

This workflow is used to create several kinds of ICC Profiles.

  • Printer Profiles
    • RGB
    • CMYK
    • Multicolor
  • DeviceLink Profiles
    • RGB - CMYK
    • CMYK - CMYK
    • RGB - Multicolor
    • CMYK - Multicolor
    • Multicolor - Multicolor
  • DeviceLink Concatenation
    • Combine two DeviceLink Profiles into one

Data Tab

The tab "Data" in the main window mirrors the contents of your working folder.

A double-click on a file opens it using the corresponding tool of MYIROtools.

System Tab

The tab "System" of the MYIROtools main window is used for administrative tasks and presets.

  • Change the language of the software
  • Control and change the path of the working folder ("Data path")
  • Set the standard location for saving print files ("Save File")
  • Check and activate/update licenses

Specifications

OS

Windows 10 Pro 64-bit

Windows 11 Pro 64-bit

macOS 10.13 to 10.15, 11, 12

[The computer must meet the system requirements specified by the applicable OS or listed below, whichever is higher.]

CPU

Intel® or AMD processor with 64-bit support; 2 GHz or faster processor

Apple ARM

Memory

At least 4GB. 8GB recommended

Hard disk drive

At least 8GB of available hard disk space is recommended.

Display

Display hardware capable of displaying 1024 × 768 pixels or more; 1366 x 768 pixels or more is recommended.

Interface

USB 2.0 (Hi-speed)*1 

Ethernet (100BaseTx)*2

Wireless LAN*3

 

*1 Used for MYIRO-1, FD-7, FD-5BT, MYIRO-9 (FD-9). When using MYIRO-9 (FD-9) on OS X 10.11, communication errors may occur when using USB. In such case, connection via Ethernet is recommended.

*2 Used for MYIRO-9 (FD-9)

*3 Used for Spectrophotometer MYIRO-1

The requirements for the integrated basICColor display6 might differ.