43 | SPECTRAVIEW II - USER’S GUIDE
Installation and Setup
Problem: Calibrate button is disabled.
Solution: The calibrate button is disabled for either of the following reasons:
No supported calibration sensor was detected.
No supported display monitor was detected.
See the following sections for further explanations.
Problem: No supported monitor was detected.
Solution:
Verify that the display monitor connected is a model supported by SpectraView II.
If more than one video output is present on the computer, try connecting to the other output connector.
Always use a DVI video output if possible.
Mac OS:
See the README le included with the software for further information about any specic incompatibilities
or issues. Note that some Macs require at least OS 10.5.2 in order support the functionality necessary with
SpectraView.
ÿ Windows:
Some video graphics adapter cards may not support the necessary functions for SpectraView to
communicate with the display monitor. For Windows systems, verify that the video graphics adapter is
supported by SpectraView by checking the Windows Graphics Chipset Compatibility Information. See the
README le included with the software for further information.
Install the latest video drivers for the video graphics adapter card.
Communications with the display monitor requires a special driver to be installed. This is installed and
congured when SpectraView is installed, however any of the following changes may necessitate that
SpectraView be re-installed to re-congure the driver:
Updating the video graphics adapter card driver.
Changing the monitor model
Changing the video port that the monitor is connected to.
Check the display conguration by clicking the Display Conguration button. In the Display
Conguration dialog, conrm that your model of display monitor is listed. If it is not listed, then there is a
problem communicating with and detecting the display monitor. If it is listed, conrm that the monitor is
associated with the correct Windows desktop display.
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Troubleshooting
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