[argyllcms] Re: Wanted: Spyder 3 and ColorMunki Beta Testers
- From: Kie <argyll@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 5 Mar 2009 11:08:30 +0000
> With the instrument plugged in, first try running "spotread -?", and check
> that the Spyder 3 is listed in the available instruments of the usage.
> You could then try "spotread -yl" or something like "dispcal -v -yl -R test"
> (assuming you have an LCD display), and see how it goes.
Spot read looks like it is working (I guess).
However I left the dispcal running for a time but the process did not terminate
it was however was using a significant amount of CPU.
$ bin/dispcal -v -yl -R test
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND
14205 kie 20 0 4964 1088 860 S 36 0.1 16:11.43 dispcal
best rgds
Kie
$ bin/spotread -?
Read Print Spot values, Version 1.0.4_Beta
Author: Graeme W. Gill, licensed under the GPL Version 3
usage: spotread [-options] [logfile]
-v Verbose mode
-s Print spectrum for each reading
-S Plot spectrum for each reading
-c listno Set communication port from the following list (default 1)
1 = 'usb:/bus0/dev4 (Datacolor Spyder3)'
2 = '/dev/ttyS0'
3 = '/dev/ttyS1'
-t Use transmission measurement mode
etc.
$ bin/spotread -yl
Place instrument on spot to be measured,
and hit [A-Z] to read white and setup FWA compensation (keyed to letter)
[a-z] to read and make FWA compensated reading from keyed reference
'r' to set reference, 's' to save spectrum, 'h' to toggle high res.
Hit ESC, ^C or Q to exit, any other key to take a reading:
Result is XYZ: 61.276108 97.322085 31.015913, D50 Lab: 98.955157 -65.618893
53.846011
Place instrument on spot to be measured,
and hit [A-Z] to read white and setup FWA compensation (keyed to letter)
[a-z] to read and make FWA compensated reading from keyed reference
'r' to set reference, 's' to save spectrum, 'h' to toggle high res.
Hit ESC, ^C or Q to exit, any other key to take a reading:
Spot read stopped at user request!
> From there on, consult the "scenarios" section and the detailed tool entries.
>
> Graeme Gill.
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