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store: Species the memory store to be downloaded from and accepts the values “user” or “factory”. The
display contains two dierent memory stores: factory and user.
The factory store is a protected memory location where the factory calibration is stored. When a
calibration is written to the factory memory location, the user memory location is also rewritten to
match the factory memory location. This location can only be rewritten using StudioCal XML. This option
is provided to allow you to store a calibration that can easily be recalled using the “Reset to Factory
Calibration” or “Factory Reset” command.
The user store is the memory location where all menu-driven calibrations are stored. This memory
location is not protected and is rewritten when any type of calibration is performed or if a “Factory
Calibration” or “Factory Reset” command is issued.
Download LUT example
The following is an example of a StudioCal XML le that downloads the LUTs for two presets, preset 0 and
preset 3.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<studiocal>
<download_lut entries="2">
<lut_details num="0" folder="0-GS DCI D65" store="user"/>
<lut_details num="1" folder="1-GS BT.709" store="user"/>
</download_lut>
</studiocal>
Upload LUT
Designed to be used independent of a calibration, the upload LUT tag instructs the display to load LUT les
stored on the attached USB drive and install them into the specied color space preset.
Upload LUT parent element
This parent element contains an attribute which allows you to specify the number of color presets whose
LUTS will be uploaded.
NOTE: 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:
<upload_lut entries="INTEGER"/>
</upload_lut>
The entries attribute supports values between 1 and 6.
Upload LUT child element
The tag contains four attributes and is structured as follows:
<lut_details num="INTEGER" name="ALPHA" folder="ALPHA" store="user|
factory"/>
num: The preset number to upload to. Integer values from 0 to 6 are supported.
80 Chapter 4 Using the StudioCal XML schema