How to convert my existing profiles and spot colors to GMG ProofMedia studio matte 200 ?

ColorProof Contone profiles (MX4) can be converted in the ProfileEditor as follows.

WAY 1: Convert your existing profiles using the new gamut

1. Export the original target values from GMG ProofPaper matte 140
2. Estimate and export the current values from GMG ProofPaper matte 140
3. Open a copy of the profile you want to adjust for GMG ProofMedia studio matte 200
4. Import the current values (of GMG ProofPaper matte 140) as target values in this new profile
5. Load the gamut of GMG ProofMedia studio matte 200
6. Perform the option "Calculate from target values"
7. Import the original target values of GMG ProofPaper matte 140 into the new profile
8. Save (without calculating again)

WAY 2: Use a conversion profile

1. Download the profile conversion files: https://sdla.webservice.gmgcolor.com/Knowledge%20Base/Zendesk%20HelpCenter/ProfileEditor_ConversionFiles_GMGmatte200.zip
2. Copy the CNV and XML files in C:\Program Files (x86)\GMG\ProfileEditor\Resources\Conversions
3. ProfileEditor: Tools > Convert Profile…
4. Choose the conversion: GMG ProofPaper matte 140 --> GMG ProofMedia studio matte 200

ColorProof Dotproof profiles (MX5) can be iterated or newly created.

ColorProof Spot Color Databases (DB3) can be re-calculated in the following way.

1. Open the DB3 spot color database
2. Estimate the current values in the existing DB3
3. Change the gamut
4. Now calculate from the current values
5. Save the DB3 with another name

OpenColor profiles (MXN, MXD) cannot be converted.
MXN profiles can be re-calculated.

OpenColor projects can be changed to the new medium in the following way.

1. Open the project that shall be switched to GMG ProofMedia studio matte 200 (or create a copy of the existing project)
2. Delete the existing Proofing Condition (Click the X)
3. Select the required proofing condition for GMG ProofMedia studio matte 200 from the database
4. Calculate your profiles