Wolf DCX-1000I - Manual (Page 114)

Wolf Cinema Owner's Manual B-14
Parameter Description
P1 = Where to adjust?
or (if Wolf WarP and
no other parameters)P1
= Which type of White
Field Uniformity 0 = Overall
1 = left
2 = right
3 = Top
4 = Bottom 5 = Top left
6 = Top right
7 = Bottom left
8 = Bottom right
if Wolf WarP and no P2 or P3 parameters, P1=
0 = Disable
1 = enable normal White Field Uniformity
2 – 4 = User-defined White Field Uniformity (requires s/w v1.1 or
higher)
P2 = Which color to adj. 0 or r = red
1 or G = Green
2 or B = Blue
P3 = Setting 0 – 255 for “Overall” and 0 – 127 for all other zones
bUs White Field Uniformity select
This enables or disables White Field Uniformity. if a WarP module is installed the control
changes to a list and allows several different uniformity maps to be selected.
Without WarP module: 0 = disabled, 1 = enabled
With WarP module: use the (BUS?l) request to read the list.
CCa Comprehensive Color adjustment
Use the CCa service function to change the factory-set native colors (max Drives) in the projector,
or to define one or more custom color palettes (i.e., color gamut). CCA changes x/y coordinates
for red, green, blue and white points for a given gamut. Can be applied with CCS command.
NOTE: Remember that Max Drives represents the measured native colors of the projector, and
that all color performance depends on these native colors. A new CCA for Max Drives will change
all color performance and gamut (palettes).
Parameter Description
P1 = Which gamut
(palette) to adjust. 0 = This is a duplicate of 1 (max Drives)
1 = max Drives
2 = Color Temperature**
3 = SD Video*
4 = HD Video* 5 = User 1
6 = User 2
7 = User 3
8 = User 4
* NOTE: Factory-set to industry standards. Adjustment is not
recommended as it will change this performance standard.
* Affects only the current color temperature setting. Changing Color
Temp coordinates with CCA is not recommended.
P2 red x
P3 red y
P4 Green x
P5 Green y
P6 Blue x
P7 Blue y
P8 White x
3.22 bUs
White Field Uniformity
select
3.23 CCa
Comprehensive Color
adjustment
Appendix B ► Serial Communications