I’m glad to see so many people excited to get their Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface (“SUR40”) units delivered. Download Buku Statistika Gratis. SUR40 is reaching customers in over 20 countries right now, and some of the unboxing videos,, have been really fun to watch.

All-in-one video. Innovative hardware and exceptional user calibration tools. Del Amitri Waking Hours Rar Download. Samsung’s multi-step factory calibration process tunes video wall displays. You can also use an icc profile as the monitor profile in a CMS program such as Photoshop. In addition, you can save the settings in this tab as the calibration mode which constitutes a part of the color mode of your monitor. Once saved, you can easily select the saved set of settings using the Mode button.However, you can.

I’ve also seen that a few people have questions about when to use the Calibration Tool found on the desktop. Hopefully I can help clarify those questions: Calibration instructions are available in the Microsoft Surface 2.0 Administration Guide (). One of the most important things to note is that you should always have a proper calibration board when calibrating. If you try to calibrate without the board, you’ll likely mess up your touch input.

If you’re curious like me, your instinct might be to double-click the “Calibration Tool” icon located on the desktop just to see what it does. My recommendation is to leave it alone unless you already have your calibration board and you really need to recalibrate your unit. The best thing to do if you are experiencing any kind of touch performance issues with your unit is to first run the Environmental Light Optimizer tool () and see if there are any light sources that may be causing issues. Samsung also provides a Venue Readiness Guide () that has recommendations on optimal lighting which can also help. Some customers have noted receiving SUR40 units without calibration boards. Understanding Exposure Bryan Peterson Ebook Pdf Free on this page. The good thing is that most units won’t need to be re-calibrated for at least 1,000 hours; as they come calibrated from the factory.

C ustomers that haven’t yet received calibration boards should be getting them from Samsung in the days ahead – well ahead of most customers ever needing them. Hi James, thanks for the clarification – although I was curious enough to click the icon, I luckily cancelled the calibration process before it was too late:)! I have a different question for you: Can I tell the Surface (or Windows) to ignore all non-finger input/blobs? Currently, hovering or sleeves touching the surface are treated as touch input and make the cursor jump.