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    April 6, 2022

    Entering tolerance values in the system

    On the printed sheet exclude patches that are not acceptable. Now - for the documentation right down values that represent boundaries of tolerance.

     

    Values highlighted with a green marker define 6-axes snowflake tolerances.

    • Open Color sample in Color Library (Color Inspector assets) 

    • Find sample (432) and click on "Adit and Add Tolerance Set" 


    • In Tolerances  section  click on "Add New"


    • In Function select "∆L*, ∆a*, ∆b* (Snowflake)" and enter values
       

    • Save! Now the Tolerance Edit window will display:


      and Sample Report has new section:


     

     

    ChromaChecker Color Inspector Libraries offer advanced tolerances, specific for each color sample.

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