White (CCT)
Available Options: Enabled, Disabled, Correction
When enabled the White setting creates a Correlated Color Temperature
(CCT)Channel. If the CCT channel is at any value other than 0, white colors will be
produced by the instrument. At full the color generated will be 8000K white, at 11% the
color generated will be ~3200K white. As the channel value is raised the color
temperature will go up.
If CCT is at any value other than 0 and the Color Mode is any setting other than
None, the instrument will ignore the color channels and only create white light.
Moving the CCT channel to 0 will bump the instrument to wherever the color
channels are set.
If the Correction option is selected, a channel will be added following the CCT channel
that allows for the adjustment of green and magenta in the CCT output.
The Correction
channel should be defaulted to 50% (127) for no correction
. Raising the Correction
channel will add up to 5 units of green. While lowering the Correction channel will add
up to 5 units of magenta. This feature is important of the user is attempting to balance to
sources that may have color shift towards green or magenta, such has fluorescents or
only white LED devices.
If using the Correction option, ensure that Color is selected for the Algorithm
found in Advanced Settings.
If enabled, in 8 bit mode 1 channel will be added after the color channels, 2 channels
will be added if 16 bit control is being used.
If Correction is selected, in 8 bit mode 2 channels will be added after the color channels,
4 channels will be added if 16 bit control is being used. CCT channel(s) then Correction
channel(s).
Intensity
Available Options: Linear, Standard
Users may select either from a linear dimming curve or square law dimming. Square law
dimming is frequently used in television production with the low end and top end of the
dimming curve are smoothed out.
RevEAL instruments always use an intensity channel, in 16 bit operation 2 channels are
used.
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