[argyllcms] Re: i1 pro - eye one pro - spotread error
- From: "Alan Rockwood" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "alanrockwood2000@xxxxxxxxx" for DMARC)
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2014 01:09:54 -0700
I replied with an attachment. However, I am not sure if attachments are allowed
at the list, so I am also embedding the log file as inline text below. If this
isn't a good thing to do please feel free to delete this email from the list.
usb_get_paths: found instrument vid 0x0971, pid 0x2000
icoms_get_paths: There don't appear to be any FTDI serial ports
icoms_get_paths: There don't appear to be any serial ports
new_inst: called with path 'libusb0-0002 (GretagMacbeth i1 Pro)'
i1pro_init_coms: called
i1pro_init_coms: about to init USB
usb_open_port: open port '\\.\libusb0-0002' succeeded
i1pro_init_coms: init coms has suceeded
i1pro_init_inst: called
i1pro_reset: reset with mask 0x1f @ 0 msec
i1pro_reset: complete, ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_getmisc: @ 94 msec
i1pro_waitfor_switch_th: read 1 byte from switch hit port @ 94 msec
i1pro_getmisc: returning 503, 0x07d0, 0xfa00, 0x01, 0x02 ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
Firmware rev = 503, max +ve value = 0xfa00
i1pro_readEEProm: address 0x0 size 0x2000 @ 94 msec
i1pro_readEEProm: 0x2000 bytes, ICOM err 0x0 (250 msec)
Serial number = 856902
Date of manufactur = 10-12-2008
CPLD rev = 999
Capabilities flag = 0x6fc
Physical filter flag = 0x80
No filter fitted
High gain = 4.9705991745
Normal non-lin = 0.0000000000 1.0077389479 -0.0000000251 -0.0000000000
High Gain non-lin = 0.0000000000 1.0227869749 -0.0000008189 0.0000000000
sens_target 45000, sens_dark 150, sens_sat0 55000, sens_sat1 55000
Doing Restoring reflective spot calibration information from the EEProm
i1pro_restore_calibration restoring from file
'C:/Users/Alan/AppData/Roaming/Cache/ArgyllCMS/.i1p_856902.cal'
i1pro_restore_calibration: 29 secs from instrument last open
i1pro_touch_calibration touching file
'C:/Users/Alan/AppData/Roaming/Cache/ArgyllCMS/.i1p_856902.cal'
i1pro_getmisc: @ 344 msec
i1pro_getmisc: returning 503, 0x07d0, 0xfa00, 0x01, 0x02 ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_reset: reset with mask 0x1f @ 344 msec
i1pro_reset: complete, ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_getmeasparams: @ 437 msec
i1pro_getmeasparams: returning 294, 20, 1, 0x04 ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_init_inst: instrument inited OK
i1pro_imp_set_mode called with mode no 0 and mask 0xa197d0
i1pro_imp_get_n_a_cals: checking mode 0
Invalidating adaptive dark cal as 1412582462 secs from last cal
Invalidating dark cal as 166893810 secs from last cal
Invalidating white cal as 166893810 secs from last cal
i1pro_imp_get_n_a_cals: checking mode 0
Invalidating adaptive dark cal as 1412582462 secs from last cal
Invalidating dark cal as 166893810 secs from last cal
Invalidating white cal as 166893810 secs from last cal
inst_handle_calibrate called
About to call calibrate at top of loop
i1pro_imp_calibrate called with calt 0x2, calc 0x0
i1pro_imp_get_n_a_cals: checking mode 0
Invalidating adaptive dark cal as 1412582462 secs from last cal
Invalidating dark cal as 166893810 secs from last cal
Invalidating white cal as 166893810 secs from last cal
Calibrating mode 0
Calibrate returned calt 0x60, calc 0x10, ev 0x12007a
About to call calibrate at top of loop
i1pro_imp_calibrate called with calt 0x60, calc 0x10
i1pro_imp_get_n_a_cals: checking mode 0
Invalidating adaptive dark cal as 1412582464 secs from last cal
Invalidating dark cal as 166893812 secs from last cal
Invalidating white cal as 166893812 secs from last cal
Calibrating mode 0
Doing initial black calibration with dcaltime 0.050000, int_time 0.013601,
nummeas 4, gainmode 0
i1pro_setmcmode: mode 1 @ 3042 msec
i1pro_setmcmode: done, ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_getmcmode: called @ 3042 msec
i1pro_getmcmode: returns 2, 1, (128), 136, 68 0x0 ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro: Int time 13.600000 msec, delay 0.000000 msec, no readings 4, expect
54.400000 msec
i1pro_setmeasparams: 200, 0, 4, 0x06 @ 3042 msec
i1pro_setmeasparams: returning ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_triggermeasure: trigger after 10msec delay @ 3042 msec
i1pro_triggermeasure: scheduled triggering OK
i1pro_readmeasurement: inummeas 4, scanflag 0, address 0000000000335480 bsize
0x400 @ 3042 msec
i1pro_delayed_trigger: start sleep @ 3042 msec
i1pro_delayed_trigger: trigger @ 3042 msec
i1pro_delayed_trigger: returning ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_readmeasurement: read 4 readings, ICOM err 0x0 (78 msec)
i1pro_readmeasurement: (trig & rd times 0 0 78 0)
Execution time of dark calib time 0.013600 sec = 78 msec
Doing initial white calibration with current inttime 0.013600, gainmode 0
i1pro: Int time 13.600000 msec, delay 175.712000 msec, no readings 4, expect
230.112000 msec
i1pro_setmeasparams: 200, 19, 4, 0x04 @ 3120 msec
i1pro_setmeasparams: returning ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_triggermeasure: trigger after 10msec delay @ 3120 msec
i1pro_triggermeasure: scheduled triggering OK
i1pro_readmeasurement: inummeas 4, scanflag 0, address 0000000000335480 bsize
0x400 @ 3120 msec
i1pro_delayed_trigger: start sleep @ 3120 msec
i1pro_delayed_trigger: trigger @ 3120 msec
i1pro_delayed_trigger: returning ICOM err 0x0 (0 msec)
i1pro_readmeasurement: read 4 readings, ICOM err 0x0 (437 msec)
i1pro_readmeasurement: (trig & rd times 0 0 437 0)
Checking white reference
Checking white reference failed, 0.11 < avg01 0.008859 < 0.22, 1.35 < avg2227
1.468443 < 1.6
Calibrate returned calt 0x20, calc 0x10, ev 0xe0035
inst_handle_calibrate user aborted 0xa0000
i1pro_touch_calibration touching file
'C:/Users/Alan/AppData/Roaming/Cache/ArgyllCMS/.i1p_856902.cal'
i1pro_terminate_switch: called
i1pro_terminate_switch: done, ICOM err 0x0
i1pro_waitfor_switch_th: failed with ICOM err 0x10000 (17441 msec)
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On Mon, 10/6/14, Graeme Gill <graeme@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Subject: [argyllcms] Re: i1 pro - eye one pro - spotread error
To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Monday, October 6, 2014, 1:57 AM
Alan Rockwood (Redacted
sender alanrockwood2000@xxxxxxxxx
for DMARC) wrote:
> Also, is it possible
to clean the white target? If so, what would be the
procedure? (I
> don't want to ruin
it.)
From the manual:
"If necessary you can
clean the white
reference ceramic tile with
isopropyl alcohol and a soft clean cloth."
> Also, is it possible to
force it to read without calibrating to the target first?
Not at present.
Graeme Gill.
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