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Only preset numbers 0 through 7 are supported. Any other number will generate a syntax error. HP strongly
recommends that the Native preset (preset num 7) be left as native.
name: Species the name that is assigned to the preset. This name appears in the on-screen menus. Names
can be up to 14 characters in length and may consist of alphanumeric (A–Za–z0–9) characters, a period (.) and
a space. All other ASCII characters are converted to periods.
store: Species the memory store that will be used and accepts the values “user” or “factory”.
The factory store is a protected memory location where the factory calibration is stored. When a
calibration is written to the factory memory location, the user memory location is also rewritten to
match the factory memory location. This location can only be rewritten using StudioCal XML. This option
is provided to allow you to store a calibration that can easily be recalled using the “Reset to Factory
Calibration” or “Factory Reset” command.
The user store is the memory location where all menu-driven calibrations are stored. This memory
location is not protected and is rewritten when any type of calibration is performed or when a “Factory
Calibration” or “Factory Reset” command is issued.
IMPORTANT: Overwriting the factory memory location means that you can no longer restore to the display’s
original calibration. You will not be able to restore the original calibration if you have a measurement
instrument problem. HP recommends that you conrm that the instrument is properly functioning before
using the factory memory location.
Target_primaries
This primary calibration tag allows you to specify the target color primaries (red, green, blue) and white point,
plus the luminance in cd/m
2
using CIE xy or CIE u’v’. Two additional attributes are also supported, as noted
below. Unless otherwise noted, all attributes are required. The tag and attributes are structured as follows:
<target_primaries rx="FLOAT" ry="FLOAT" gx="FLOAT" gy="FLOAT" bx="FLOAT"
by="FLOAT" wx="FLOAT" wy="FLOAT" wY="INTEGER" use_uv="xy|uv"
external="TRUE|FALSE"/>
rx: The CIE x or u’ value for the red primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values that
position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
ry: The CIE y or v’ value for the red primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values that
position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
gx: The CIE x or u’ value for the green primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values that
position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
gy: The CIE y or v’ value for the green primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values that
position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
bx: The CIE x or u’ value for the blue primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values that
position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
by: The CIE y or v’ value for the blue primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values that
position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
wx: The CIE x or u’ value for the white point primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values
that position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
wv: The CIE y or v’ value for the white point primary. Supports oating point values from 0.0 to 1.0. Values
that position the color primary outside of the CIE locus will generate a calibration error.
wY: The target luminance, specied in candelas per square meter (cd/m
2
). Values from 48–250 cd/m
2
are
supported.
74 Chapter 4 Using the StudioCal XML schema
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