
51 | NEC DISPLAY WALL CALIBRATOR - USER’S GUIDE
This panel is used to modify the communications connection settings for
the currently selected display in the layout.
Connection types of RS232 or LAN (Ethernet) can be selected.
Is using RS232, the RS232 COM port on the host PC used to communicate
with the displays can be selected. Currently available COM ports on the
host PC are listed in COM Port:.
Otherwise, if using LAN, the IP Address of the display can be entered.
See Chapter 8 for instructions on how to assign the IP address for each
display. For display models that have LAN daisy-chain connections (see
“LAN Daisy-chain” on page 20), the Search... function can be used
to locate displays that are connected to the LAN and automatically ll in
the correct IP address.
For both communications types, the Monitor ID of the display must be
selected and this must match the ID selected on the display’s OSD setting. If displays are daisy-chained together
using RS232, each display must have a unique Monitor ID assigned that must match that set on the display’s OSD
setting.
The communications settings and link to the display can be tested by clicking the Test button. This will attempt to
communicate with the display on the selected communications interface and Monitor ID.
Clicking the Update button will update the communications connection settings for the currently selected display
in the layout.
Note: If changes have been made, but the Update button has not been clicked, then the changes will be lost if another
display is selected in the layout.
Note: (Windows version only) COM ports 1-16 are listed, regardless of if they are installed on the system. COM ports that are
reported as available by Windows are shown with a green check mark and COM ports reported as unavailable are
shown with a red cross mark .
Connection panel
This panel shows the Calibration Target settings that will be
used when the displays are calibrated.
The Calibration Target settings can be modied by clicking
Edit... which will open the Edit Calibration Target dialog.
White Point shows the Target White Point.
Gamma shows the Target gamma or Tone Response Curve
type.
Intensity shows the Target display intensity adjustment
method and value.
Note: When using the Maximum Possible Matching method for Intensity, the actual value used to calibrate all of the
displays will not be shown until all of the displays have been measured, and the Target calculated.
Contrast Ratio shows the Target contrast ratio.
Calibration Target panel
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