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Note: If needed, files dedicated to supplemental formats could also be created here (alternative
contents with subtitles, ...).
11.
Creating the screen files. These files contain information about screen presentation configuration like
resizing, letterboxing, masking and lens factor.
Follow this procedure to create file related to Flat format, then repeat the same procedure to create the file
related to Scope format. For more information, see "Creating a screen file", page 147.
12.
Creating the input files (optional). These files contain information about input configuration. This step is
optional. By default input files are loaded with clone package. For more information concerning these
settings see "Creating an input file", page 134.
13.
Perform a white point calibration. See "White point calibration", page 188.
14.
Perform Color calibration for all formats (see "Creating a new MCGD file", page 191) then verify (see
"Verifying the colors after correction", page 194).
15.
Perform Light sensor calibration for all formats (Scope, Flat, 3D...). See "Creating a new light sensor
calibration file", page 177.
16.
Creating the macros. Macro needs to be (automatically) executed before each show in order to set
projector with correct parameter values related to the show. For more information see procedure "Creating
a new macro", page 77.
17.
Linking the macros to preset buttons. Macro could be executed by clicking on preset button accessible
on touch display located on Input & Communication side of the projector. See "Linking a macro to preset
button", page 87.
18.
Creating a profile fit for each user acting with the projector. See "Creating a user", page 264.
19.
Creating the marriage PIN codes. It is recommended to create a PIN code for each user supposed to
perform a marriage operation between Mediablock and projector. For more info see chapter "Marriage pin
code", page 267.
Projector configuration process overview
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