Matrox MXO, Installation And User Manual

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Calibrating your secondary display (DVI monitor)
3 Click Mastering .
4
Under DVI Monitor (Secondary Display) , select DVI monitor
calibration , click Calibrate , and follow the on-screen instructions to
calibrate your DVI monitor.
5 When prompted at the end of the calibration process, save your calibration
settings to a file anywhere on your system. Once saved, your settings are
automatically loaded as your system’s current calibration settings. You can
later choose to enable or disable the loaded calibration settings (see
“Enabling and disabling the Matrox DVI calibration settings” on page 32 ).
¦ Note The calibration settings file is saved as a .plist file. If you cancel the
DVI calibration, or close the utility at any time before saving the calibration
settings, the current calibration settings will be lost.
Loading Matrox DVI calibration settings
After calibrating your DVI monitor and saving your calibration settings to a file
(see
“Calibrating your secondary display (DVI monitor)” on page 30 ), the
calibration settings are automatically loaded as the current DVI calibration
settings for your system. You can, however, load another DVI calibration settings
file at any time, but only one calibration settings file can be loaded for your
system at any given time. Once loaded, you can enable or disable the calibration
settings (see
“Enabling and disabling the Matrox DVI calibration settings” on
page 32 ).
¦ Note If your system has multiple users, the loaded calibration settings apply to
all users.
1 From the Apple menu, click System Preferences , and then click the
Matrox MXO icon.
2
Click Mastering .
3 Under DVI Monitor (Secondary Display) , select DVI monitor
calibration , and then click Calibrate .
4
In the Matrox DVI Calibration Utility, click Load Settings from the
Welcome page.
5 Select the desired .plist calibration file, and then click Open .