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If Maximum Possible Matching is selected as the Intensity adjustment method in the current Calibration Target, it will
be necessary to measure the color characteristics of each display so the software can calculate how to match all the
displays. These measurements will determine the maximum possible Intensity that will give a color match with all the
displays.
Click the Measure All button on the Actions panel to start the measurement process. The user will be prompted to place
the sensor on the screen of each display in turn. The display to place the sensor on will ash alternate red and green
colors until the sensor has been positioned on the screen. Place the sensor at against the center of the screen, and
hold it steady while applying the minimum force possible.
The software will then automatically measure the display characteristics which will take about 30 seconds. When
complete, the next display to be measured will ash and this process will continue until all displays are measured.
As each display is successfully measured, its rectangle in the main window will change from Cyan to Magenta.
11. Dene the Calibration Target
Select Calibration Target… from the Edit menu, or click the Edit… button in the Calibration Target panel to open the Edit
Calibration Target dialog. The default values are suitable for most applications. If necessary for a particular application,
custom settings for the method of Intensity adjustment, desired White Point, Gamma value, and Contrast Ratio can be
selected.
12. Calibrate displays
Click the Calibrate All button on the Actions panel to start the calibration process. The user will be prompted to place the
sensor on the screen of each display in turn. The display to place the sensor on will ash alternate red and green colors
until the sensor has been positioned on the screen. The software will then automatically calibrate the display which will
take 2 minutes or more.
When complete, the next display to be calibrated will ash and this process will continue until all displays are calibrated.
As each display is successfully calibrated, its rectangle in the main window will change from Magenta to Green.
13. Evaluate results
Once the calibration process is completed, the results can be visually evaluated by using the Test Pattern feature. On
the Test Pattern panel, select All displays, and click the Calibrated White button.
Note: Since there is a slight color shift with screen viewing angle, so be sure to evaluate the video wall from a distance
and from directly in front.
Click the Off button to turn off the test patterns.
The numerical results of the measurement and calibration process are available by selecting Summary from the
View menu. This window shows the connection settings for all of the displays, including the model and serial number
information for each display.
Important: If the displays do not match well when showing an analog video signal, this indicates that the analog video
signal levels may need to be adjusted to compensate for variations that may cause color shifts between displays. See
the Analog Inputs - Important Notice for more information.
14. Visual Trim (if necessary)
If there are any displays that are not able to be matched accurately enough using the automatic calibration, they can be
visually adjusted using the Visual Trim feature.
15. Congure Tile Matrix (if necessary)
If the displays in the video wall are going to be showing a video source that is divided and expanded across multiple
displays using the internal Tile Matrix feature, the Tile Matrix Wizard can be used to easily congure the settings for all
the displays.
16. Save
Save the project le so it can be used again in the future to re-calibrate the displays when necessary.
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