Skip to main content

Export a color table to the Epson Edge Print RIP

Epson Edge Print RIP is software developed by Epson to control their brand's large format printers. This RIP is compatible with Adobe formats (.ase, .aco, .acb).


Import a table

The first thing to do is to drag and drop your color table in Coraye or to perform a file / Open to select your color table.
Coraye is compatible with .cxf, .aco, .acb, .ase, .csv, etc ...

For more information, see chapter:  Importing a color table


Export the table in .aco, .acb or .ase format

By right clicking, you will have access to the export features.
Select " Export "

image-1628772100786.png

Epson Edge Print RIP is compatible with Adobe Color Table formats:
- .ase
- .acb
- .aco

image-1628775261900.png

Give a name before saving your file (for example: My Color Table.aco)

image-1628775285264.png


Import to Epson Edge Print

Open Epson Edge Print

image-1628775326915.png

Click on the Tool tab and then select Manage Preset ...

image-1628775352270.png

Select " Color Collection" .

image-1628775381245.png

Select Import .

image-1628775404300.png

Navigate to get your color table file.

image-1628775428938.png

Select it and open it.

image-1628775455601.png

Click the " Continue " button to add your color table.

image-1628775561671.png

Select the group name or enter a new name. Then click on the " Finish " button.

image-1628775599618.png

Your color table has been added to the Epson Edge Print RIP color library. You can now send files with a named spot color, using the name of one of your table colors to faithfully reproduce those colors.

image-1628775622800.png

If you click on a color in the list, you will see its Lab values.

image-1628775648128.png

Now your color table is ready to use.


Check the reproducibility of your colors

Please note that not all colors may be reproducible on your printer.
To be sure, we invite you to use the gamut viewer to compare your color table with the icc profile of your printer.


image-1628772557115.png

For more information, see the chapter:  Gamut Viewer