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Hi, I’m using i1Display 3 as my meter. But I don’t find “Projector” in the measurement mode.
In DisplayCal manual I read this: The latter (Projector) is only available if supported by the instrument.
i1Display 3 is capable of profiling projector. How come I don’t see the option? Is that because I plug my meter into a usb 3 port? Btw, I tried to switch my meter to a usb 2.0 port but DisplayCal can’t detect the meter, DisplayCal can only detect the meter if I plug it into the usb port that I used when install DisplayCal. Do I have to reinstall DisplayCal to make it work? Does it means I have to stick with the particular usb port and I can’t switch my meter to other usb port?
Thank you!
i1Display 3 is capable of profiling projector. How come I don’t see the option?
Because the i1D3 does not have a designated “Projector” mode. You choose the display technology compensation under “Correction”.
I tried to switch my meter to a usb 2.0 port but DisplayCal can’t detect the meter
Does it show up in Windows device manager?
Do I have to reinstall DisplayCal to make it work?
No.
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Thank you for your reply.
I’ve managed to solve the port problem.
For the projector mode, I choose “correction – import colormeter corrections…. – i1 Profiler (checked) and select auto.
After that still no “projector” mode. what should I do?
Another thing is, I read there’s ambient light level black output offset settings available. But after I enable “Show advanced options” those settings not showing up. Did I do anything wrong?
Thank you!
Thank you!
After that still no “projector” mode. what should I do?
Because the i1D3 does not have a designated “Projector” mode. You choose the display technology compensation under “Correction”.
Another thing is, I read there’s ambient light level black output offset settings available. But after I enable “Show advanced options” those settings not showing up. Did I do anything wrong?
Black output offset has nothing to do with ambient light, and you shouldn’t be using advanced options that you don’t understand.
