Hello, i am uploading the unity bypass to my benq SW271. every time i try to upload it exits. also when can i find the Test pattern generator. i dont have one i dont think my monitor has an internal one. I am using Colourspace LTE

if i could get some help would be much appreciated.

Till now what i have done to get to this point. i have connected my I1d3 connected in Colourspace all good. target gamut rec 709. max luma 100 nits. min 0. Integration time 1.75 S. Corr. SW271C W-LED.

I installed the FTDI Driver for the SW270C but it worked in making connection in Colourspace. it says Connected hardware Benq SW271

Currently Trying to upload Unity Bypass Gets to like 50-80 percent the colourspace dissapears/exits also feels a little slow. but i dont have a reference on how fast it should be.

I've just tested with a SW321C, as that is on my desk, and all works correctly.
I would check you have the latest firmware, and the driver is the correct one.
You mention SW271C, and then say the driver is for a SW270?
(It is the monitor firmware that states the monitor model, not the driver.)
Also check the USB cable, as the upload to the BenQ is slow, and requires a good cable.

Steve

Steve
Yes, i cant find the FTDI driver for the SW271.im kinda hoping all these things a slightly interchangable. since colourspace was able to read the monitor correctly as the SW271 after installing the FTDI driver from the benq website on the SW270 page (since not found on the SW271 page) although it doesnt specifically say its for the SW270. but also seems to be the same driver for the for SW321C. also i dont know how to update the firmware cant find any material on the subject

its getting to 80percent then quitting/crashing. my monitor is the SW271 not 271C. maybe this is the issue. although i hope not.

Sorry, as per the BenQ User Guide, the SW271 has no user accessible 3D LUT.

Steve

Steve
yeah. seems so. thanks for your help.

Question though. Is it possible to profile calibrate and apply lut direct to gpu, or something like that. Or am I stuck at this point.

There is no 3D LUT capability in Windows/Mac, or graphics cards.
However, there is a program from Ledoge that can apply a 3D LUT in Windows.
Search these forum for info.

Also, what graphics program are you using?
Can that apply a viewing LUT?

Steve

Yes I think resolve can apply a viewing lut. Is there a workaround you can suggest?

Resolve can indeed use a viewing LUT.
Just use that.

Steve