Philips LP2PB201CS User Manual

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When calibration has been completed, you will be asked to save the calibration
results: if you choose

Cancel,

the calibration will be discarded; if you want to save

just click OK and then assign a name to the new correction file (default extension is

.BRG).

Global uniformity

STEP 1
From the

uniformity

menu of the 21XLP -2 application window select

Execute

Global Uniformity.

The screen will turn into a full red page pattern. Put the Light Probe at the center of
the screen and click OK.
At this point, the program will start increasing/decreasing step by step the correc­
tion value for the red gun and for each value it will measure the light output respon­
se. The purpose of this operation is to obtain a correlation between light output and
correction increment.

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m

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t

E: During measurements you may notice ‘flashing’ on the screen. This is sim­

ply due to the high updating speed of the correction system._________________________

The program will then repeat the above described operation for the green and blue
guns.

STEP 2
After verifying the light output response for each of the RGB guns, the screen will
turn into a full white page again. Put the Light Probe at the screen center and click
OK; the program will measure the absolute value at this point and will keep it as a

target value for the calibration.

STEPS
Next, awhite page pattern divided into 25 areas will appear and you will be promp­

ted step by step to put the Light Probe on the whole screen area, starting from Area

1 to Area 25.

STEP 5

When calibration has been completed, you will be asked to save the calibration

results: if you choose

cancel,

the calibration will be discarded; if you want to save

just click OK and then assign a name to the new correction file (default extension is

.BRS) .

White uniformity calibration 13

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