The Correction interface in VMP contains two main functions, Seam (seam correction) and Module (multi-batch adjustment).
The seam is caused by improper module or cabinet installation, also known as an edge line.
The seam correction is used to mitigate this phenomenon.
Because the seam is caused by installation, for software, the seam can only be optimized, and cannot be eliminated.
If want a perfect display, you need to re-install the modules and cabinets.
After entering VMP, click Correction in the top function bar.
Click on Seam at the top of the function area to access the Seam Correction interface.
The Seam Correction interface only displays the Brightness Calibration and Brightness & Chroma Calibration on/off.
Seam Correction coefficients are stored independently in the user area on the receiving card.
The calibration effect on/off is only for the user to view the correction effect under different calibration effects.
Select the area and click erase to remove all the seam correction coefficients.
Change the module layout in the cabinet while keeping the cabinet resolution unchanged.
Application Scenario:
1) The layout of the cabinet modules on the software side does not match the actual layout of the cabinet modules.
2) The seams caused by the installation method are not in the smallest unit of the module, such as the seams half the length of the side seams of a module.
Brightness adjustment and various test patterns are provided to help users check the effect of seam correction in various situations.
Quick Adjustment and Fine Adjustment:
1 unit of Quick Adjustment equals 10 units of Fine Adjustment.
Shortcut:
Restore:
Abandon the current correction effects and restore the screen seam correction to the last stored state.
Reset:
Abandon all the seam correction effects and restore the screen to the never-adjusted state.
Cursor switch:
ON/OFF for selected seams cursor on the screen.
When a screen for various reasons, using different batches of cabinets or modules, results in some of the brightness or chromaticity display inconsistency, then it needs the multi-batch adjustment.
Once in VMP, click on Correction in the top function bar.
Click Module at the top of the function area to enter the Module Correction interface.
The Module Correction interface is a specialized solution to the problem of multiple batches, collectively referred to as multi-batch adjustment.
Only the brightness and brightness & chroma calibration on/off will be displayed.
The Multi-batch Adjustment coefficient needs to be fused with brightness and chroma calibration or brightness calibration coefficients for storage.
Therefore, users have to enable a calibration effect in this interface for storing the effect of multi-batch adjustment.
Change the module layout in the cabinet while keeping the cabinet resolution unchanged.
Application Scenario:
The case in which the cabinet module layout on the software does not match the actual cabinet module layout.
Shortcuts:
Cursor switch:
ON/OFF for selected cabinet cursor on the screen.
Restore:
Abandon this adjustment effect and restore the effect to the last stored state.
There is no Reset function here,
i.e., once the multi-batch adjustment is saved, it is fused with the correction coefficients and cannot be restored to the unadjusted state except for reading back the unmodified calibration coefficients.
Brightness adjustment and multiple test patterns:
Provides brightness adjustment and multiple test patterns for users to complete multi-angle adjustments.
Notes:
Since the multi-batch adjustment coefficients need to be stored in fusion with the brightness or brightness and chroma calibration coefficients, please make sure that one calibration effect is turned on before adjustment.
The export coefficients function only supports exporting adjustment coefficients for a single module or cabinet.
Click on an adjusted module or cabinet and click Export Coefs to export the coefficients and store them to PC.
Note:
The coefficients of multi-batch adjustment support cross-mode upload, and the cross-mode upload interface does not display the file information. If the user has multiple coefficient files with different modes, please pay special attention to differentiating the coefficient file naming.
Select the cabinet or module, and click Import Coefs to select the multi-batch coefficient file from the local.
After successful import, check the effect of multi-batch adjustment and click Save after confirming.
After clicking Save, the user's current adjustment will be fused with the calibration coefficients. And the adjustment effect cannot be undone.
So please confirm the effect before saving operation.
For this reason, it is strongly recommended that users export the copy of calibration coefficients before performing multi-batch adjustment!
When the user has made a coefficient adjustment in the Multi-Batch Adjustment Interface, but has not saved it, if the user wants to switch to another VMP interface, the software will pop up a prompt window.
It will ask if the previous adjustment needs to be saved.
The multi-batch adjustment coefficient supports copy-and-paste operations.
Right-click on any cabinet or module that completes the multi-batch adjustment
Ctrl + C to copy the coefficient
Choose the range that requires an adjustment coefficient
Ctrl + V to paste the coefficients
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