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<marker_style width="4" color="red"/>

</marker_info>

<marker_info>

<marker_pos startx="2144" endx="2144" starty="0" endy="1440"/>

<marker_style width="4" color="red"/>

</marker_info>

</marker>

</studiocal>

TIP: The optical disc included with the display has several pre-built custom markers for you to import into

the display or use as a reference to build your own markers.

User presets

Once you have congured one or more user presets on a display, you can use StudioCal XML to migrate the

user presets from one display to another. This method can also be used to archive a copy of the user preset

conguration.

User presets element

One element is provided to save and load user presets. This element contains one tag, “operation” which

supports two values: “save” and “load.” The element should be structured as follows:

<user_presets operation="save|load"/>

User preset le

When user presets are saved, a le named “Z27x_UserPreset.xml” is written to the attached USB ash drive.

This XML le contains all of the user preset information, but is not designed to be human readable or editable.

HP strongly recommends that you not modify the values in this le. When the display encounters a StudioCal

XML le with a <user_presets operation="load"/> element, it looks for the “Z27x_UserPreset.xml” le on the

root of the attached USB ash drive. It then loads that le into the display. If the le is not preset, an error

message is displayed.

User preset example

The following are examples of StudioCal XML les to save and load user presets.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

<user_presets operation="save"/>

</studiocal>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

<user_presets operation="load"/>

</studiocal>

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