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What tolerance should be used for a PQ Performance Qualification on Transmission Color Measurements?

Posted on March 7, 2014 by Ken Phillips

FAQ: “What is the limit on the standardization in TTRAN. Using the small sample flask, filled with Ultra pure water. If they follow the protocol, they expect to find values (CieLab: 100.0; 0.0; 0.0)?” Continue reading →

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Mr. Philips has spent the last 30 years in product development and management, technical sales, marketing, and business development in several industries. Today, he is the global market development manager for HunterLab, focused on understanding customer needs, providing appropriate solutions and education, and helping to solve customer color challenges across these industries and cultures.

Does the White Tile stay at the Reflectance Port during Transmission Readings?

Posted on March 7, 2014 by Ken Phillips

FAQ: “Do we have to keep the white tile at the reflectance port during transmission readings?” Continue reading →

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Mr. Philips has spent the last 30 years in product development and management, technical sales, marketing, and business development in several industries. Today, he is the global market development manager for HunterLab, focused on understanding customer needs, providing appropriate solutions and education, and helping to solve customer color challenges across these industries and cultures.

What mode am I in and how do I change modes?

Posted on June 28, 2013 by Ken Phillips

How do I know what mode my sensor is currently standardized in and how can I change modes?

The easiest way to tell what mode the instrument is using in the EasyMatch QC software is to locate the status bar in EasyMatch QC. The status bar is located at the very bottom of the software indicated in red in the picture below. This provides information about the sensor in the current mode, and when the standardization for that mode expires.

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Mr. Philips has spent the last 30 years in product development and management, technical sales, marketing, and business development in several industries. Today, he is the global market development manager for HunterLab, focused on understanding customer needs, providing appropriate solutions and education, and helping to solve customer color challenges across these industries and cultures.