User Manual
● #Primary Colors: Post-calibration measurements of 100% saturation primaries.
● #Secondary Colors: Post-calibration measurements of 100% saturation secondaries.
● #Target Primaries: The CIE xy values for the desired primaries and white point, and the white point
luminance in cd/m
2
.
● #Calibrated Primaries: The CIE xy measurements for calibrated primaries and white point, and the
white point luminance in cd/m
2
.
● #Calibrated Secondaries: The CIE xy measurements for the calibrated secondaries.
LUT archiving, downloading and uploading
StudioCal XML provides three dierent tags that allow you to save the LUTs to a USB drive or to upload to the
display from a USB drive.
Archive LUT
Designed to be used with a calibration, the archive LUT tag instructs the display to download the calibrated
LUTs and matrix to the USB ash drive containing the studiocal.xml le. The les are stored in a folder and the
folder name is assigned as the calibrated preset’s name.
The tag contains one attribute and is structured as follows:
<archive_lut_flag value="TRUE|FALSE"/>
If value is set to TRUE, at the end of the calibration the LUTs will be downloaded to the ash drive. If set to
false, the tag is ignored.
Download LUT
Designed to be used independent of a calibration, the download LUT tag instructs the display to download the
calibrated LUTs and matrix to the USB drive containing the studiocal.xml le.
Download LUT parent element
This parent element contains an attribute which allows you to specify the number of color presets whose
LUTs will be downloaded. Note that as a parent element a closing tag must be used after the list of child
elements.
The tag contains one attribute and is structured as follows:
<download_lut entries="INTEGER"/>
</download_lut>
The entries attribute supports values between 1 and 6.
Download LUT child element
The child element denes preset that will be downloaded. It contains two attributes and is structured as
follows:
<lut_details num="INTEGER" folder="ALPHA"/>
num: The preset number you wish to download. Integer values from 0 to 7 are supported.
folder: The name of the folder on the USB ash drive where you wish to store the LUT les. If the folder does
not exist on the drive, it is created.
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