Adding A Calibration File To The Channel Setup - Christie Cinema 2K-RBe Installation And Setup Manual

Once selected, the projector automatically enables LiteLOC
with uncorrected colors at the white point specified, and sets the brightness to 80%.
b) Using a spectroradiometer, measure screen x and y values at the center of the screen.
To verify the calibration has been successfully applied, the measured white point must be
within the expected tolerance.
c) When complete, select Finish.
The projector output is configured according to the currently selected calibration file and
you are returned to the Sensor-to-screen Calibration menu.

Adding a calibration file to the Channel Setup

Select any of the available calibration files stored on the projector system by accessing the 2D Sensor-
to-Screen Calibration File or 3D Sensor-to-Screen Calibration File list in the Channel Setup menu.
By default, the 2D and 3D sensor-to-screen calibration files are set to the factory or field calibration
data identified as Default in the list. The Default selection references the factory calibration data as
long as no field calibration data is available. If field calibration data is available, it is selected as the
Default. When a 2D and 3D Sensor-to-screen Calibration file is selected in the Channel Setup, the
active channel automatically applies the calibration data according to the 2D or 3D operation of the
projector.
1. In the left navigation menu, select Channel Setup.
2. Select the channel you want to add the calibration file to.
3. From either the 2D Sensor-to-Screen Calibration File or 3D Sensor-to-Screen
Calibration File list, select the calibration file.
4. Select Save.
Cinema 2K-RBe Installation and Setup Guide–CP2406-RBe, CP2409-RBe, and CP2411-RBe
020-103907-01 Rev. 1 (03-2024)
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Managing the light source
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, selects a White test pattern
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