When HyperFlex NX is enabled, dots smaller than the selected minimum dot size will be enlarged to the threshold value where possible. If enlarging dots to the threshold level will cause an image or tonal artifact, the software will enlarge dots partially, or not at all. This feature is most useful with hybrid screens such as Kodak Maxtone SX or Maxtone FX. 

You can use the Dot Enlargement setting to control dot enlargement. Enable the setting by selecting the Dot Enlargement check box from the list of NX tags in the Layout Setup dialog box and then selecting a threshold size supported by the layout's resolution. The file will be checked for dots smaller than the threshold size. If any are detected, the dots will be enlarged to the threshold size, if possible. 

The values that are available for selection depend on the layout's resolution: 

The dot enlargement threshold value should be set to match the smallest dot size in the files that will be added to the layout. For example:

If you are not sure how to set the threshold, leave it at 1 x 1. The 1 x 1 option enables the light valve pixels without enabling dot enlargement. 

Note: For 2400 x 2400 dpi input, physical dot enlargement is limited to 3 x 3 pixels, even if the threshold is set to 3 x 4 pixels or 4 x 4 pixels in the Layout Setup.

You do not need to select the Apply DigiCap NX check box to make this feature available, and the dot enlargement threshold value does not affect the placement of HyperFlex NX light valves.