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    burnping
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    Hello Vincent, I want to generate ccss files, but my spectrometer Topcon sr3ar does not support DIsplay cal. I see an example of using Minolta cs1000 to generate ccss in the preset. Can you tell me how to generate ccss files with other spectrometers?

    #31247

    Vincent
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    If it is not supported… you cannot use DisplayCAL to generate them.

    You can use your vendor software to export 4 spectral readings in whatever text format that vendor app allows:
    1 at RGB 255 white in MS Paint
    1 at R 255 red in MS Paint
    1 at G 255 green in MS Paint
    1 at B 255 blue in MS Paint

    Those spectral samples is waht a CCSS stores plus some headers. Then use some bundled CCSS as a “template” to build your own one. You just need to adjust full spectral sample steps like SPEC_480, total number of bands and starting and ending wavelength.

    Then import your manually created CCSS and test it with an i1d3, check if colorimeter + CCSS  vs spectro match within some expevcted range < 3dE.
    IDNK Topcon sr3ar  specs, but remember that if it has low spectral resolution this test may not match on troublesome backlights like WLED PFS phosphor.

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    #31248

    burnping
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    Thanks Vincent 1nm spectral resolution sufficient?    I am a Chinese monitor information forums Can I leave an email for communication? I want to have more cooperation with Display cal

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    #31252

    Vincent
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    Of course, if the vendor software from Topcon techno can output a text file with 1nm resolution, then  all things are easier because you can use one of the Xrite CCSS as templates modifying less things.
    Please check that starting nm and ending nm in those templates matches your output.

    CCSS are text files, open one and you’ll see. The minimum is 4 rows of spectral data: W,R,G,B with a row index as first number in line. To measure them, since your spectro is not supported by DisplayCAL open MS paint and make big 255 patches of W, R, G & B.

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    #31533

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    Hello Vincent jeti 1511hires with display cal software to generate spectral correction CCSS?

    #31535

    Vincent
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    #31536

    burnping
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    Thank you for your answer, Vincent, I know 1501 and 1511  4.5nm can be supported, but I don’t know the 1501 hires  2NM  spectral version. They all use a same driver

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    burnping
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    Thank you for your answer, Vincent, I know 1501 and 1511  4.5nm can be supported, but I don’t know the 1501 hires  2NM  spectral version. They all use a same driver

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    #31542

    Vincent
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    Write this question on ArgyllCMS mailist. Graeme wrote the code for 1511.

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