Gerhard Fuernkranz wrote:
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Hi Gerhard, I wondered that you hadn't posted for a while, so I guess the above explains this :-)
expected). Does somebody happen to know, whether this is a "regular" i1 Display, or whether the eeprom possibly contains a calibration matrix especially tuned for the LED light source of the XL20? (there is at least a big inscription "LED SyncMaster" on the body of the i1)
My guess from an engineering point of view would be that it contains a standard calibration, and that any special adjustment done to suite the display would be in the software that accompanies it, but one way to tell would be to dump the calibration matrix by turning on #define DEBUG in i1disp.c, and comparing it to another device. For my (non-XL20) i1display I get: LCD/user cal[0] = 0.092167 LCD/user cal[1] = -0.003769 LCD/user cal[2] = 0.024447 LCD/user cal[3] = 0.001060 LCD/user cal[4] = 0.060454 LCD/user cal[5] = 0.000752 LCD/user cal[6] = -0.000367 LCD/user cal[7] = 0.000713 LCD/user cal[8] = 0.161666 cheers, Graeme Gill.