XXX = Display type palette interpretation:
-CRT = Palette colors as demonstrated under a typical traditional display (CRT).
-LCD = Palette colors as demonstrated under a typical modern display (LCD, OLED, Plasma).
YY = Hue setting interpretation:
-CRT contains three versions.. V3 and V1 hue lean slightly red and green respectively, relative to V2.
-LCD contains two versions.. V1 leans slightly less green than V2.
ZZZ = Overall display settings interpretation:
-LST = Dark with less saturation.
-WAB = Dark and rich with no pure white.
-DRK = Dark and rich.
-STD = Dark with even color ramp.
-EVN = Balanced with even color ramp and darker grayscale.
-REG = Balanced with even color ramp and lighter grayscale.
-OPT = Bright with even color ramp.
-BRT = Bright and vibrant.
-NAB = Bright and vibrant with no absolute black.
-TLS = Bright with less saturation.
TTTT = Console temperature interpretation:
-COOL = Console powered on for a few to several minutes.
-WARM = Console powered on for more than a few to several minutes.
-HOT = Console powered on for a longer period of time.
Palette File Names = "ATARI_'REGION'_XXX_YY_ZZZ-TTTT.pal"
'REGION' = Console type -NTSC -PAL
XXX = Display type palette interpretation: -CRT = Palette colors as demonstrated under a typical traditional display (CRT). -LCD = Palette colors as demonstrated under a typical modern display (LCD, OLED, Plasma).
YY = Hue setting interpretation:
-CRT contains three versions.. V3 and V1 hue lean slightly red and green respectively, relative to V2. -LCD contains two versions.. V1 leans slightly less green than V2.
ZZZ = Overall display settings interpretation: -LST = Dark with less saturation. -WAB = Dark and rich with no pure white. -DRK = Dark and rich. -STD = Dark with even color ramp. -EVN = Balanced with even color ramp and darker grayscale. -REG = Balanced with even color ramp and lighter grayscale. -OPT = Bright with even color ramp. -BRT = Bright and vibrant. -NAB = Bright and vibrant with no absolute black. -TLS = Bright with less saturation.
TTTT = Console temperature interpretation: -COOL = Console powered on for a few to several minutes. -WARM = Console powered on for more than a few to several minutes. -HOT = Console powered on for a longer period of time.