You will need the Dell Laptop with the Calman Software installed and the 

Klien Colorimeter and the Murido signal generator

This is stored in a case in the back of the helpdesk in CMA 3.104

Turn on Monitor so it warms up


Connect Murideo signal generator via USB to laptop.

Make sure the Murideo drivers are installed 

http://www.murideo.com/downloads.html

Plug in the HDMI out of the Murideo Signal Generator output to the TV you want to calibrate

MAKE SURE IN USE HDMI 1 WHERE THE BLACKMAGIC I/O IS PLUGGED


Set the LG TV HDMI input to the input from the Murideo HDMI INPUT 1








Press the red ON button on the Murideo

Now you should see the images from the Murideo on the TV



Murideo Signal Generator connected via USB -

Use USB to Serial Port 4 on Laptop for the Murido Signal Generator

On the Klien Camera remove the lens cap 

and put on the Lens Hood on the Klien camera


Put the Klien on a tripod 
Pull up the Murido slide that shows the target as this example

Put the cup smushed up to the TV so rubber is blocking out all the light completely flush to the monitor

Another example of the camera pressed up against the monitor

Connect the Klein Colorimeter via USB into the computer


Log into laptop 

with UN comm - xxxxx and password

Open Calman software on the laptop using the desktop shortcut

Enter in the details and click Start Session

Client – Default
Calibrator – your name

Display System put in as much info as possible

(Sony TriMaster ex:)


Display Model is PVMX-550



Remember under Workflow choose
ISF Calibration

Choose Start Session

Hit Next Here

Setup the meter position
Remember place the Colorimeter up against the monitor



Click Next

Skip the Pre-Calibration Settings - Click Next
On the LG Remote click the Gear Icon and then use the down arrow to get to All Settings

Set the TV to Picture Mode isf Expert (Dark Room)

Turn off the lights in the room put in the CC environment
Also put something on the computer monitor "Resolve"


Do the Pre - Calibration View and Read Series to get an idea how the Monitor Looks

ISF Dark is pretty good

Click Next


Mode Settings put the LG in BT.1886

On the LG Remote 

LG Remote > Gear Icon > All Settings > Advanced Settings >Brightness>Gamma > Leave at BT.1886

In Gamma BT.1886 it is the closest to the Gamma Target Line

Press Read Series or "Goal Post"

Then Press Next

PICTURE here

White Point and Color Space


LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color > White Balance

To set the White Point

Select the White selector block


Then Click on the "Infinity button" and while it is running toggle through all the color temp settings that the TV has



Press and hold the Color Temp slider but 

Warm 50 is the best = default

the dot is right in the white box


Now we need to set the right Color Space


LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color . Color Gamut and leave it at Auto



Turn off all Auto Features
No automatic adjustments should be on




Clarity All off and TruMotion is off

Real Cinema Off


LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Brightness >

Auto Dynamic is off and

>Peak brightness off and

>Video Range Not Auto - Do limited

>Motion Eye Care Off


FG here

LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color > Color Gamut = Auto

Fine Tune Color Adjustment make sure it is also off

FG Here

LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Clarity > All off


FG Here
Once Everything is off click Next

Adjust Luminance 

Click on Read Continuous lower left corner


LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Brightness


and adjust the Contrast setting



Here are the specs 40 to 50 for a Dim Room our suites


these are the specs for the rooms that we want to follow

Note 4.112 Suite K contrast is set to 100 for a Dim Room

Had a Peak White Luminance set to 43.2 fl

FG Here
Click Next

Next click on the Dynamic Range

Click on Brightness button and set so that the 

Dynamic Range to check this click on Read Series



This is the result of the Read

Not Bad but can adjust
Press these buttons Brightness and Contrast

Press Brightness button


Press Black Level not Brightness set black level to 58

LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Brightness > Black Level



You want to barely see 16 and 17 but should not see any squares below 16 those should be invisible.


We set Black Level to 58-60 on the LG Monitors

Press Contrast Menu in Calman Software -  

to put up the White Pludge you want to see up to 254 and don't want to see any pink tones or noise?


LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Brightness >

Use Adjust Contrast on the LG to adjust this

82 seemed the best

Once Brightness and Contrast are set Click Next

Gamma Settings control

LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color > Color Gamut = Auto 


Auto looks the best so just leave on Auto

Click Next

Color Decoder - Skip this Step the LG's and Sonys don't have this

Click on Next

Resolution/Bit-Accuracy

You can click on the test patterns here

Pull up ISF Geometry to check for OverScan

Check for the white lines at the edges to make sure you are seeing everything - Not a crucial step so it's Optional


LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings >. Aspect Ratio 16:9 Turn on JUST SCAN

Click Next!

Greyscale Two Point Adjust

Select 80 Percent White

Click on the 80 percent button



Click on the Continuous read button

You will go to your White Balance settings to find your RGB Gain and Bias
You will control the RED Green and Blue Gain=High controls


LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color >White Balance

RGB balance

RED = +2

Blue = -3


You want to adjust the Red Green and Blue controls until you get all 3 RGB colors to match exactly this is close but not exact

This is what we ended up with 

Then we clicked on 30 % 

Click on the Continuous read button



Repeat the same process for the 30 percent chip

LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color >White Balance

RGB balance

RED = +2

Blue = -3


You want to adjust the Red Green and Blue controls until you get all 3 RGB colors to match exactly this is close but not exact

This is what we ended up with 


Toggle back and forth with the 80 and 30 toggle till you get the Bias's and Gains to be absolutely flat 

Picture here

Finally after you are finished do a Goal Post "Read Series" to get the final reading to make sure all's good.

Final reading  delta E should be below 1 FG or two point here
click Next

Grayscale and Gamma Multipoint Adjust



LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color > White Balance > Method > Change to 10 Points


Click on Read Series "Goal Post"

LG Remote > Star > All Settings > Advanced Settings > Color > White Balance > Signal Level % and this is where we'll change the signal level of the TV from 10 to 100 percent to match the chip on the calman software















































You would have to adjust the RGB on every point if you have that on your TV this is called Multipoint greyscale instead of two point that we do on the Sony Trinitron.
We don't have these options in this TV. Because we only 2 Hi and Low and we don't have a control called RGB balance or alike. . . .
Click Next

Color Management System CMS Adjust




On the TV go to the Color Management RED setting Luminance
Click on Infinity button on the calman use the remote to adjust the Luminance, Then Tint, then Saturation.
Try to get the dot in the box.
See pic #7
Red Green Blue get Gamut Luminance to 0 or close by playing with Luminance and Saturation
The Delta controls get them to 0 or close
Delta L = Luminance
Delta C = Chroma
Delta H = Hue
Read the white #'s the Target numbers are what you are trying to get the current readings to match.

OLED New LG – set the backlight for Day Mode
Color Workflow for CMS Primary Colors Red, Green and Blue
Pick Green go to infinity mode
Start adjusting with Luminance
Increase/decrease the luminance
Saturation increase/decrease
Tint increase / decrease
Go back to Luminance
Next Re – Read all 6 Colors again pressing the "Goal Post"
Color Workflow for CMS Secondary Colors Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, White
Pick Cyan go to infinity mode
Start adjusting with Hue or tint
Luminace adjust
Pick Magenta
Start Adjust Tint/hue
Saturation
Then finally Luminance adjust till you get in the hole
Pick Yellow
Start Adjust Tint/hue
Saturation
Then finally Luminance adjust till you get in the hole
Run the "Goal Post" again to see how all the 6 colors are affected
You will usually do two passes


go down to Color Management System
Click on the "Goal Post"
Select the RED Color then Right click on Gamut Luminance area of the image and choose Properties tells us the exact percentage we are off on RED

This shows on the scale how far we are off

If you click on the color of the box as we have clicked on Green then you will get the close up of the offset of the color green dot is out of the box.

Saturation Sweeps to show where the saturation falls

Pick a color in the lower left corner to choose white.



Re check the White Levels

You will get the Black Pluge Slide back up and the White Pluge slide back up set these again and set these by eye
Should
Press Brightness and will get the controls to adjust for the Black PLUGE test pattern – You want to barely see 16 and 17 but should not see any squares below 16 those should be invisible




Press Contrast button to put up the White Pludge you want to see up to 254 and don't want to see any pink tones or noise?


Now go to the Sony OLED and lets compare
Go to ETOF and set it to 2.4

ColorChecker Analysis
.4 not visible .6 is visable then you should try to fix it.