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i1Pro Required Device Driver
- X-Rite i1Pro driver, available as part of CalMAN Device Driver Pack.
Important: CalMAN does not require the installation of any X-Rite software The X-Rite i1Profiler software captures the meter (X-Rite services) and prevents other software from connecting to the meter. If you have installed the i1Profiler software, you will need to uninstall it before connecting CalMAN to the i1Pro.
Device Driver Installation
- Download the Device Driver Pack from the Downloads page on the SpectraCal website, or from this link
- Select Run from the download prompt or double-click on the Device Drivers Pack .msi file to install the device driver pack.
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Install the i1Pro and i1Pro 2 driver
- When you plug in your i1Pro, Windows will pop up a Found New Hardware wizard. To the prompt 'What do you want the Wizard to do,' select the option, 'Install from a list or specific location.' Use the Browse button to locate the directory where you installed the Device Driver Kit, then select the i1Pro directory.
- The typical i1Pro driver location will be:
- Windows 64-bit: C:/Program Files/Spectracal/Drivers/i1Pro
- Windows 32-bit: C:/Program Files(x86)/Spectracal/Drivers/i1Pro
- The typical i1Pro driver location will be:
Note: Windows 7 does not prompt for driver installation when a device is first attached. To install the driver, go to Start/Control Panel, select System and then select Device Manager on the left-hand side of the System Properties window.
USB Power for i1Pro and i1Pro 2
The i1Pro is a USB 1.1 high power device that draws a substantial amount of current from a USB port (500ma @ 5V). Unpowered USB hubs and some USB ports do not supply enough current, and some USB extension cables may limit the current. This may result in no operation or unpredictable i1Pro operation.
IMPORTANT: Before trying to use a USB hub or extension cable, first verify proper operation with your i1Pro connected directly to your computer USB port. If the i1Pro does not function properly, try another USB port or a powered USB hub.
Meter and Base Plate
Each i1Pro is uniquely paired with its own numbered calibration base plate. They should remain together. At the tip of the base plate is a white tile of standard reference material. The i1Pro was calibrated at the factory to this reference material. Should you ever need to run the i1Pro diagnostics, it will expect the same reference tile.
You can also use the base plate to initialize the i1Pro each time you start using it with CalMAN.
Suspension Strap and Tripod Holder
A suspension strap is supplied for hanging an i1Pro on a display.
For most applications, we instead recommend the tripod holder. Slide the two prongs on the tripod holder into the two holes on the bottom of the i1Pro, and wrap the attached Velcro strap around the i1Pro to secure it.
Ambient Filter
A small black box is supplied with the i1Pro that contains the meter’s matched ambient filter (diffuser). Note that there are actually two pieces inside the black box; the filter and a cap. The filter is inside the cap.
To install the ambient filter on your i1Pro, snap the cap on the meter head, rotate slightly, and pull the cap directly off. The filter will remain on the meter. Use the filter when measuring ambient light or for measuring directly from a projector.
To switch CalMAN to using “Lux” measurement units while using the ambient filter, go to Settings > Application Preferences > Measurement Units.
CalMAN Connection to i1Pro and i1Pro 2
- On the CalMAN Meter Settings page, click Find Meter.
- On the Find Meters popup dialog:
- Leave Com Port set to Auto.
- Leave Meter Search Options set to its default selection.
- Click Search.
Initializing the i1Pro and i1Pro 2
Each time you start CalMAN, and after 10 minutes of use, you will need to initialize the i1Pro. This is indicated by a timer icon on the Meter Settings tab that indicates the minutes remaining before meter initialization is required.
Click on the timer icon to open the meter initialize screen and follow the prompts. The i1Pro initialization is a dark level calibration that depends on blocking light from entering the light aperture. Placing the i1Pro on its baseplate accomplishes this.
CalMAN Meter Settings Options
Meter Modes (Target Display Types)
Select the Meter Mode that corresponds to the backlight or pixel technology of the display you wish to measure or calibrate.
- Direct View
- Front Projector (facing projector)
- Front Projector (facing screen)
- Rear Projector
- Ambient Light
- Reflectance
Enhanced i1Pro and i1Pro2 only: - LCD (LED)
- LED Front Projector (facing screen)
Sync Mode
If all CalMAN measurements are inconsistent, you may want to try switching the i1Pro Sync Mode to “Off.”
- Auto (default)
- Off
Standard Exposure Mode
If only low luminance level measurements are inconsistent or to increase the accuracy of low luminance measurements, you can increase the number of i1Pro measurement samples that CalMAN averages together.
- 1 Sample
- 3 Samples (default)
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- 20 Samples
X-Rite i1Profiler 1.5.4 Release Notes
New for the 1.5.4 Release
The following features and improvements have been added for this release:
i1Pro SDK Fix
Fixed a bug in the i1Pro SDK that caused slightly false measurement errors when calculating M1 (D50) & M2 (UVCut) spectral values. It is important to note that this issue did not affect M0 (tungsten only) measurements.
Support for New Version of i1Display Pro
i1Profiler has been updated to support a new revision level of the i1Display Pro hardware and firmware.
General Application
In addition, some incremental enhancements to the infrastructure of the product as well as the color engine have been implemented.
Installation and Registration
Administrative rights are required to install and uninstall the software.
Do not connect measurement devices until the software installation is complete and the system has restarted.
The i1Display or the i1Pro 2 must be connected in order to register your i1Profiler solution.
Minimum suggested hardware requirements:
Macintosh®:
MacOS X 10.6.x, 10.7.x, 10.8.x and 10.9.x
All Operating Systems should have the latest updates installed
2GB RAM
Intel® Core 2 Duo Processor
2GB of available disk space
Powered USB Port
Monitor resolution of 1024x768 pixels or higher
Dual display support requires either 2 video cards or a dual head video card that supports dual video LUTs being loaded
Latest drivers for video card installed
DVD drive or high-speed Internet connection required for software install, download and automatic software update
User must have Administrator rights to install and uninstall the application
Windows®:
Microsoft® Windows® XP® 32 bit
Microsoft® Windows Vista® 32 or 64 bit
Microsoft® Windows 7® 32 or 64 bit
Microsoft® Windows 8® 32 or 64 bit
Microsoft® Windows 8.1® 32 or 64 bit
All Operating Systems should have the latest updates and Service Packs installed
2GB RAM
Intel® Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 or better CPU
2GB of available disk space
Powered USB Port
Monitor resolution of 1024x768 pixels or higher
Dual display support requires either 2 video cards or a dual head video card that supports dual video LUTs being loaded
Latest drivers for video card installed
Network adaptor installed and driver loaded
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Known Issues
The version of XRD being installed by i1Profiler causes an issue in ColorPort where targets containing partial rows cannot be read using the iO table. The instrument will measure the row, but the data does not come into ColorPort. This affects ColorPort 2.0 and later.
Profiling and optimizing profiles with very large patch sets (>3000) will require a very large amount of RAM. If profiling fails, reduce the amount of patches in the test chart.
Monitor calibration does not work when multiple monitors are in mirror mode (this issue affects Windows® installations only.) Special Note: On Windows XP, if a display is removed from a system, the operating system will put the primary display in mirror mode even though the secondary display has been removed. In this case, the user will get an enumeration error. This error can be dismissed and the user will still be able to make a profile.
If you have problems loading the display profile after it has been created or if the system cannot load the display LUTs, turn off Automatic Display Control (ADC) on the measurement page and try again.
i1Profiler uses OpenGL to display the profile’s 3D gamut. If you encounter a problem with the gamut preview, make sure that your video card drivers are up to date.
i1Profiler can import CGATS measurement files from other applications. However, the color engine has been optimized to work with the patch sets generated within i1Profiler. The profile quality from profiles made entirely within the i1Profiler workflow will exceed profiles made from legacy charts and measurements. In the case of CMYK+N profiles, some legacy patch sets may not even build a profile successfully. It is strongly recommended that users build new charts within i1Profiler for CMYK+N profiling.
If you are using Ambient Smart Light Control when making your display profile, expect to get higher Delta E values in Display QA. This function optimizes profiles for visual appearance based on measured ambient conditions not for minimal Delta E.
The i1ProfilerTray application looks for connected displays at launch. If you disconnect or connect a display, the i1ProfilerTray will not see the change until it is restarted, the user logs out or the system is restarted. On Windows the i1ProfilerTray can be restarted from the ProgramsStartup menu, on Mac, the tray is located in the same folder as the i1Profiler application.
The application may lose its connection to a measurement device if the computer goes into sleep or hibernation mode. If this happens, disconnect and reconnect the device to restore the connection.
Installation of older applications that use the previous version of X-Rite Device Services may cause i1Profiler to not connect with devices or to not launch. If this occurs, reinstall i1Profiler to restore the latest Device Services.
If you encounter any problems connecting to your measurement device, please disconnect and reconnect the device to restore the connection.
Make sure your i1iSis power button is on when you connect the USB cable. If you connect with the button off, then turn the power on, the i1iSis will not be seen.
The i1iO device does not support single row charts.
Change History
New for the 1.5.0 Release
The following features and improvements were added for the 1.5.0 release:
Device Link Profiling – Added the ability to create Device Link profiles.
NOTE: Users must have an i1Pro 2 with an i1Profiler Publish license OR a dongle with an i1Profiler Publish license to unlock device link profiling.
Dual Spot Measurement for i1iO - Added the ability to perform dual mode measurements with the i1Pro2 in a supported iO table. This is spot mode only.
Display and Projector - Better support for Plasma Displays with the i1Display Pro – Fixed issue in previous releases where plasma displays yielded poor calibration results when measured with an i1Display Pro.
Display and Projector - Enhanced the Projector Location algorithm for more accurate location of projected image on screen.
Printer QA - Added the Ugra/Fogra Media Wedge CMYK v3 LFP for large format printing.
Scanner Profiling - Added support for HutchColor (HCT) family of scanner targets.
Removed the resolution restrictions for scanned targets.
Patch Generation -Fixed an issue where there was a slight discrepancy in the CMYK device values between the CGATS and TIFF files created for a given patch set.
Tray Application -After installation and restart, the Tray application will no longer launch automatically. The Tray is only activated if a user selects the Profile Reminder and/or the Ambient Monitoring feature found in the Display Profiling branch.
Tray Application -Fixed the issue where the Tray application was preventing the MacOS from shutting down.
General Application -In addition, some incremental enhancements to the infrastructure of the product as well as the color engine have been implemented.
New for the 1.4.2 Release
The following features and improvements were added for the 1.4.2 release:
Scanner Profiling - Added support for the following scanner targets:
X-Rite ColorChecker 24
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LaserSoft Transmissive 4x5 and 35mm IT 8.7/1
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CGATS Functionality -Improved the support for 'SampleID', 'SAMPLE_NAME', and 'Sample_Loc' column types.
Made enhancements for custom output column selections. Made location information content optional in 'SAMPLE_NAME' column.
Added support for P2P and other popular single-page color control wedges.
Dropped support for MacOS 10.5.x (Leopard.)
Version 1.4.0
The following features and improvements were added for the 1.4.0 release:
Note: The 1.4.0 release was distributed on a limited basis to OEM customers. It was not put into wide release.
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Fixed memory issue where application would fail or crash when trying to measure very large (greater than 3000 patches) test charts.
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Version 1.3.2
The following features and improvements were added for the 1.3.2 release:
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Version 1.3.1
The following features and improvements were added for the 1.3.1 release:
Fixed issue where i1Profiler assets were not being installed correctly.
Added the Process Standard Rotogravure (PSR) characterization data (published in 2009 by bvdm/ECI/ERA/FOGRA) to the Printer Quality workflow.
Added the Russian translation of the license agreement to the installer.
Version 1.3.0
The following features and improvements were added for the 1.3.0 release:
Added support for the new i1Pro 2 Device.
New chart layouts for i1Pro 2 with smaller default patch size and removal of spacer lines between patches.
The i1Pro 2 supports three measurement conditions; M0, M1 and M2. The user must be in dual scan mode to get access to all three.
The i1Pro 2 device was added to the OBC workflow.
Can transfer license information from i1Pro to i1Pro2.
The i1Pro 2 can be used in legacy mode to measure charts previously created for the i1Pro.
Can now use the included ColorChecker chart as OBC reference standard.
Added the Measure Reference feature. User can import a test chart reference file from ProfileMaker 5 and measure a previously printed test chart.
Added the Measure Chart capability. User can specify measurement device and number of rows and columns for a previously printed test chart and measure.
Added the ability to change the white point of printer profiles. The white point can be specified in Lab, extracted from a saved measurement or extracted from an ICC profile.
Fixed issue in CMYK+N profiling where extra colors were not being handled correctly within the user interface causing measurement issues
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Improved handing of CGATS measurement data.
Added two new photo paper sizes; 8x10 in. (203x254 mm) and 8x12 in. (203x305 mm).
Changed default page orientation to landscape for both i1Pro and i1Pro 2.
Added Russian language support.
Version 1.2.0
The following features and improvements were added in the 1.2.0 release:
Added the ability to balance RGB controls during display calibration.
Improved ADC’s functionality and connectivity for all platforms.
Added the reporting of target and measured values for luminance, white point and contrast ratio during display profiling.
Fixed issue where profiling and QA of second display was producing inaccurate results (Mac only).
Added the ability to calibrate EIZO ColorEdge displays using ADC.
Added the ability to select M0 or M2 measurements for profile creation (when both measurements are present.)
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Added the ability to do small (119), medium (220) and large (478) patch sets when doing advanced display calibration.
Added the ability to specify a target contrast ratio for the display to match the ICC standard PCS black point (287:1).
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Miscellaneous minor bug fixes.
Version 1.1.0
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Support for the i1Display monitor calibrator.
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Ambient Smart Light Control adjusts display profiles based on the ambient lighting condition of the viewing area.
Flare Correct provides the capability to measure and correct for incident light falling on the display.
Display QA has been improved allowing users to test their display against known standards, spot colors and images.
Display Trending tracks the color capability of each display over time.
Improved data handling for MO and M2 measurements as well as improved handling of CGATS file made within and from outside i1Profiler.
The i1ProfilerTray application monitors all displays on a system, provides profile reminders and can rebuild the display profile in real time based on changing ambient light conditions (i1Display only.)
Open Source and 3rd Party Software:
All Open Source and 3rd Party License agreements and credits are located in the following locations:
Windows - Program Folder/Credits
Mac - Application package/Contents/MacOS/Credits.