Summary
Generates and saves an HTML report for each connected display with the specified calibration preset to the current directory
Syntax
Get-HPDisplayCalibrationReport [[-SerialNumber] <String[]>] [-CalibrationPreset] <String> [[-SaveAs] <String>] [[-LaunchReport] <Boolean>] [<CommonParameters>]
Description
This command generates and saves an HTML report for each connected display with the specified calibration preset to the current directory in a file with name format: <SerialNumber>_<CalibrationPreset>_CalibrationReport.html by default unless the value specified in the SaveAs parameter includes a file name.
Parameters
| Name | Argument | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SerialNumber | <String[]> | Specifies the serial number of the display(s) to reset. If multiple serial number(s) are given and multiple displays are connected, only displays associated with specified serial number(s) will be reset to factory settings. If not specified, all connected displays will be reset. |
| CalibrationPreset | <String> | Specifies the calibration preset to generate a report for. Valid values are: sRGBD65, BT709D65, AdobeRGBD65, BT601, P3D65, BT2020, EPD, sRGBD50, AdobeRGBD50, DICOM, DesignforwebsRGBD65, DesignforprintsRGBD50, PhotographyP3D65, HDvideoBT709, DisplayP3, sRGB, AdobeRGB, BT709, ITURBT2100, PQ2084HDR10, HLG |
| LaunchReport | <Boolean> | If set to true, the command will open the report that was generated. Default is false. |
| SaveAs | <String> | Specifies a rooted and fully qualified file path to save an HTML report to. You can specify the path with or without a file name. If file name is specified, file name must end in .html. If file name is not specified, the file name will follow the format: <SerialNumber>_<CalibrationPreset>_CalibrationReport.html |
Examples
PS C:\> Get-HPDisplayCalibrationReport -SerialNumber "CN40380ARD" -CalibrationPreset HDvideoBT709