Barco CORONIS 1MP, System Manual

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System manual Coronis 1MP 97
BarcoMed software driver installation
to include each display, otherwise those ports will not be visible to
the BARCO Display Tab.
Hovering the cursor over a display icon will pop up a window with
information that identifies the display.
Properties
You may acess the Properties page of the currently selected display,
which is represented by the monitor icon above with the black frame
around it, by either clicking on the
“Properites” button or double
clicking on the icon.
BarcoMFD library
This is the version of the barcomfd library currently used. This library
provides APIs for interacting with the displays.
Coronis Display Properties
You may acess the Properties page of the currently selected display,
which is represented by the monitor icon above with the black frame
around it, by either clicking on the
“Properites” button or double
clicking on the icon. This screen (figure 26 on the next page) shows
properties of the currently active display.
Name: Displays the model name of the display.
Serial Number: Displays the serial number of the display.
Backlight RunTime: This is time in hours that the back light has
been on. A common question is: How much longer will the backlight
last? The backlight will typically last a very long time, but will only be
able to hold a calibrated output of 500 cd/m² for 17000 hours, after
which time it will become slowly dimmer. For displays calibrated at
500 cd/m², an estimate of how long it will be before a backlight
replacement is needed = 17000 hours – backlight age.
Firmware Revisions: This is the runtime firmware that is loaded in
the display. This information may be helpful when there is a
problem.
Internal Temperature: This is the temperature inside the display. It
starts out at about the ambient temperature when the display
backlight is first turned on, then rises slowly to a steady-state
temperature as the display warms up. Changes in light level due to
temperature variations are completely controlled by the I-Guard
sensor on the front of the display.
Current Luminance Value: This is the current luminance value of the
display. It may vary a bit from time to time, for the display continuously
calibrates itself to meet the target luminance value.