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</calibration>
</studiocal>
When a USB drive is inserted into one of the DreamColor USB ports, the display reads the StudioCal le. You
can generate a new color space based on the external measurements. The new color space preset is
generated, and the display switches to that preset. With that color space active, you can use the test pattern
generator to measure and verify the generated primaries.
Non-calibration elements
While StudioCal XML is primarily used for calibration, it can also be used to set various congurations within
the display. For example, it can be used to create a custom marker for on-screen display, move user preset
congurations between displays, and archive or move the entire display conguration.
Non-calibration elements cannot be used in an XML that contains calibration elements. However, the root
element must be included.
Custom video input names
Custom input names can be assigned using XML as part of the StudioCal XML schema. Once a custom name
has been created for an input, it will be available as an option on the Rename inputs menu until a new custom
name is assigned or a factory reset is performed.
There are two elements associated with custom video input names:
Video input element
A unique custom name can be assigned to each video input. To support this, a video input parent element is
used to enclose the information for each custom video input name. This element contains one “entries” tag to
specify the number of input names in the XML le. The “entries” tag supports integer values between one and
ve.
Structure the element as follows:
<video_input entries="INTEGER, 1–5">
</video_input>
Input info element
The input info element provides contains two tags:
input: The input the custom name is assigned to. The following values are supported:
● DisplayPort1
● DisplayPort2
● HDMI1
● HDMI2
● USB
name: The custom name assigned to the input. Names up to 14 characters in length are supported.
Structure the element as follows:
<input_info input="INPUT" name="Custom Name"/>
84 Chapter 4 Using the StudioCal XML schema