698 Appendix B Image Reference
Description For testing color response per Microsoft’s WinColorKit standard. This standard was
developed by Microsoft to standardize methods relating to the matching of colors
appearing on various displays (go to
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/hwdev/tech/color/ColorTest.mspx for more details). There
are 38 different versions of this image to support this feature.
When selected, a flat image appears with a color that is remembered from the last time
the image was set up. The example below shows version 8 (Red1) of the sRGBflat image:
A small label in the upper left corner of the image indicates the Microsoft name for the
color that is currently being displayed (for example, “sRGB-Gray5”). Note that some of the
names that appear conflict with generator color names (for example, “sRGB-Gray5” is not
the same as the generator color “Gray5”).
After pressing the Step key, turn the Image knob to select up to 38 different versions of
this image. Each image displays another WinColorKit color.
Note: For more information of generator support for Microsoft WinColorKit, go to
http://www.quantumdata.com/support/kb/article.asp?kbid=100152.
Staircas, Stairs20Description The active video area goes from full black at the left edge of the screen to full white at the
right edge. There are six (6) steps (Stairs20) or sixteen (16) steps (Staircas).