Kristian Jörg wrote:
Calman and Chromapure use the *same* OEM meter, so if Argyll support the calman
one it should also
support the Chromapure one. According to Chromapure no special password etc is
used to lock its
meter in any way. I would very much like some confirmation that this is indeed
true since I am
leaning towards the Chromapure bundle right now... According to Chromapures own
site the above
statements are true.
Hmm. I'll believe all that when I see it, or have someone confirm it. So far all
the OEM's meters have different enable codes.
Chromapure can only use the OEM version, not the retail due to licensing
problems. From what i
gathered there is two different SDKs, one for the OEM, and one for the retail.
The OEM SDK is
freely available. The retail one is hidden. Wether this is true I do not know.
Do you use the SDK
or do you access the meter in another way?
Possible, but sounds a bit strange/unlikely to me.
Calman can use both the OEM version (which is available in bundle only) and the
retail version
also. Somehow they have solved the licensing problems...?
I've no idea what X-Rites SDK licensing involves, but as far as I can gather,
the
only differences between these meters is the enable code, which the application
provides. ie. the same SDK could be used on any of the i1d3 meters, but you
won't
get anywhere without the enable code for your model meter.
How come that Argyll can use all these versions of the meter when other
software cannot?
I'm not using the X-Rite SDK since I want to support Linux.
