Guide for Device Management Console (Windows)

The Features of Device Management Console
Use Device Management Console to check the status of a printer connected by a network or USB and to
perform color calibration for a selected printer.
In addition, you can check the recommended level of color calibration execution, execution logs, and
calibration link status.
Note
• In Device Management Console, multiple printers that can print with the same color are called
calibration-linked printers.
Checking Printer Status
Use the Printer Status sheet on the main screen to check the printer status.
Checking Printer Status
In addition, notification of a warning or error that occurs on a printer can be sent by email.
Sending Notification of Printer Status by Email
Checking Color Calibration Status
Use the Calibration sheet on the main screen to check the recommended level of color calibration
execution and execution logs.
Checking Color Calibration Execution Status
In addition, you can also check the calibration link status.
Checking Calibration Link
Performing Color Calibration
Use the Calibration sheet on the main screen to perform a color calibration for the selected printer.
Performing color calibration improves color consistency by compensating for slight differences in how
color appears due to individual variations or aging among printers.
Performing Color Calibration
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