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Export for Barco WB2560 (MIPS)

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Emanuel
April 17, 2020

Make sure that the warpboxes (WBs) are connected to the same network as the computer with Vioso software. It is recommended that they are in the same subnet and domain.

Usually for the monitoring and control of WBs, the ProNet software is used, which can be downloaded from the official Barco website. This software can be also used for EDID selection for the WBs, rebooting, and status change (Bypass/Online).

Start Vioso Calibrator and carry out a calibration. Check the result, adjust the mapping and warping, and save the calibration into a file.

Go to menu File -> Export Warping Blending.

Select the calibrated Display compound (it should be selected by default), check „use extended file definition“, and press Edit to open the SPExtCalibCommOpDef.ini file. This will call the notepad for editing the ini-file. The file is being used for the export definition.

Here is an example of this file that can be used as the layout for different installations.

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<VIOSO>
  <File version="1.0.0" />
  <CalibCommerceTask Typ="export" Format="vwf" >
    <CommonParam bSilent="0" bNoVC="0" bNoGeomCorr="0" bNoBlending="0" bNoMask="0" bSeparatedSplitDisp="1" bAllToMaster="1" bBlankUnusedSplitDispParts="0" bExactFileName="0" bVirtualContentRect="1" FileName="Display Group" />
    <!-- Insert the name of the calibration file here-->
    <SpecialParam qGridDimX="21" qGridDimY="21" vParam0_X="2915" vParam0_Y="1080"/>
    <!-- In the vParam0_X value Insert the width of the calibrated content space. Check below how to get this number „2915“ in Addition 1. -->
    <!-- In the vParam0_Y value Insert the vertical projection resolution. -->
    <TransferTask Format="mips" Device="D2 PROJECTOR (ADVEF2D) [ 0,0 ]" vCntOffsetX="0" vCntOffsetY="0">
      <!-- In the Device value Insert the projector names or their splitted parts exaclty as they appear in the calibrator. Note that spacebars are important. -->
      <!-- In the vCntOffsetX and vCntOffsetX value Insert the projector offset coordinates. This is the first left projector so the values are 0 and 0. Second projector has the offset values 995 and 0. -->
      <Destination Core="10.0.0.127"/>
      <!--Destination Core insert the IP adress of the WB transmitting the signal of the following projector -->
    </TransferTask>
    <TransferTask Format="mips" Device="D2 PROJECTOR (ADVEF2D) [ 0,1 ]" vCntOffsetX="995" vCntOffsetY="0">
       <Destination Core="10.0.0.142"/>
    </TransferTask>
  </CalibCommerceTask>
</VIOSO>

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