HP DreamColor Z31x User Guide - Page 98
User presets, User presets element, Display settings uploading and downloading
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TIP: The optical disc included with the display has several pre-built custom markers for you to import into the display or use as a reference to build your own markers. User presets Once you have configured one or more user presets on a display, you can use StudioCal XML to migrate the user presets from one display to another. This method can also be used to archive a copy of the user preset configuration. User presets element One element is provided to save and load user presets. This element contains one tag, "operation" which supports two values: "save" and "load." The element should be structured as follows: User preset file When user presets are saved, a file named "Z31x_UserPreset.xml" is written to the attached USB flash drive. This XML file contains all of the user preset information, but is not designed to be human readable or editable. HP strongly recommends that you not modify the values in this file. When the display encounters a StudioCal XML file with a element, it looks for the "Z31x_UserPreset.xml" file on the root of the attached USB flash drive. It then loads that file into the display. If the file is not preset, an error message is displayed. User preset example The following are examples of StudioCal XML files to save and load user presets. Display settings uploading and downloading Though Studio Cal XML is primarily designed for calibration-type functions, it is designed to provide additional non-calibration functionality. The tag allows you to export a display configuration to an XML file and then load that configuration back to the same display or deploy it to other displays. This tag was designed to facilitate the "configure, calibrate, and deploy" model used by many large VFX and animation studios. With this tag, IT can configure a single display so that all menus are configured as desired then deploy that configuration onto all other displays in the facility. As this command is not calibrationfocused, it cannot be used with calibration-specific tags. The tag contains two attributes and is structured as follows: 88 Chapter 4 Using the StudioCal XML schema