User`s manual

RadiCS
Chapter 4 Acceptance Test / Constancy Test
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How to Display a Pattern for User Setting
1) Select [User...] from “Pattern Selection” pulldown menu and open “User Setting”
window.
2)
Click [Add Pattern], select an optional test pattern file and click [Open]. A pattern
will be added to the pattern list.
3)
Select a pattern to add to the pattern list and click [OK] to return to “Pattern”.
4) Enter a question in the pattern check if necessary.
4. Open [Luminance] and set up a luminance test standard.
Enable the check box on the right items when judging.
Screen
L’max/L’min Enter the contrast ratio. (Setting range: 0 - 999).
L’max (cd/m
2
) Enter the maximum value of the luminance. (Setting range:
0.00-999.00).
Delta L’max (%) Enter the ratio (%) of the most allowable difference comparing
Lmax with the baseline value. (Setting range: 0 - 100).
And then enter the baseline value between 0.00 to 999.00.
Delta L’min (%) Enter the ratio (%) of the most allowable difference comparing
Lmin with the baseline value. (Setting range: 0 - 100).
And then enter the baseline value between 0.00 to 99.00.
Delta (L’max/L’min)
(%)
Enter the maximum allowable difference between L’max/L’min
and the baseline value in percent. (Setting range: 0 - 100).
Also enter the baseline value ranging from 0.00 to 999.00.
L’min (cd/m
2
) Enter the minimum value of the luminance. (Setting range:
0.00-99.00).
Tips
• The baseline value is changed automatically when the Lmax and Lmin values are
modified in [Calibration Settings].
Monitor Luminance (Lamb)
Judgment Select a judgment standard from the pulldown menu.
Enter the baseline value between 0.00 to 9.99 if selecting Delta
Lamb < 25% or < 30%.
Multi-Monitor
Delta L’max (%) Enter the maximum allowable difference as a percent ratio when
comparing the Lmax of each monitor. (Setting range: 0 - 100).
Delta L’min (%) Enter the maximum allowable difference as a percent ratio when
comparing the Lmin of each monitor. (Setting range: 0 - 100).
Delta (L’max/L’min)
(%)
Enter the maximum allowable difference as a percent ratio
when comparing the Lmax/Lmin of each monitor.
(Setting range: 0 - 100).
Tips
• Compares same model monitors.