couriersud / msigd

MSI Gaming Device control application
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PS Series options #3

Closed Wehin closed 4 years ago

Wehin commented 4 years ago
--alarm_clock_position  +!done       hmmm... `custom` is set... how use `custom`?
--screen_assistance     *confuse     values in order: `off`, `ruler_center`, `ruler_edge`, `paper_sizes_vertical`, `paper_sizes_horizontal`, `center_line_vertical`, `center_line_horizontal`, `grid`, `thirds`, `3d_assistance`
--screen_size           *confuse     it's not size, `scale_aspect_ratio` or `screen_scale`
--pro_mode              +!done       fix typo `dcpi_p3` => `dci_p3`; do not have `cal*` modes, `cal1` switch to `user`, `cal2` => `adobe_rgb`, `cal3` =>`dci_p3`
--color_preset          +done        maybe rename `custom` to `color_rgb`
--pip                   +done
--pip_input             +done
--toggle_sound          +done
--osd_language          +done
--quick_charge          ?broken      it's not quick charge, it's “Information On Screen”, `screen_info`?
--audio_source          +done
--navi_up               +done
--navi_down             +done
--navi_left             +done
--navi_right            +done
Wehin commented 4 years ago

typo in result power : - on

 ./msigd  --query
power : -on
unknown110 : 001
serial : DA1A019340045
frequency : 030
unknown190 : 000
msigd: Error querying device on unknown1@0 - got <>
Try 'msigd --help' for more information.
couriersud commented 4 years ago

typo in result power : - on

Will remove power from query results. No power ==> tool fails

couriersud commented 4 years ago

--screen_size *confuse it's not size, scale_aspect_ratio or screen_scale Manual here calls it "Screen Size". They do this in all manuals. I wanted to be consistent with the manuals.

--screen_assistance *confuse values in order: off, ruler_center, ruler_edge, paper_sizes_vertical, paper_sizes_horizontal, center_line_vertical, center_line_horizontal, grid, thirds, 3d_assistance

Manual (see link) seems to be wrong. Fixed.

couriersud commented 4 years ago

--alarm_clock_position +!done hmmm... custom is set... how use custom?

I have no idea. How would you change it from the monitor OSD? There are some things for which the USB communication needs to be logged between CreatorOSD app and the monitor. (Virtual Machine and Wireshark are your friends).

Wehin commented 4 years ago

yep... in some places the documentation is not consistent

Wehin commented 4 years ago

They don't understand what they're talking about. "screen size" is not the same as "scale aspect ratio"

couriersud commented 4 years ago

On the MAG321Curv you can select 19 or 24 here which will simulate a 19 inch or 24 inch monitor. The visible size changes. Visible size also is limited with 4:3 option. On the PS34WU you are right, only aspect ratios. On the MAG series, also absolute size (19,24)

Wehin commented 4 years ago

19 or 24 it's scale ;) with aspect ratio auto

Wehin commented 4 years ago

As a fact: a1,a2,a3,a4 -- set the appropriate timer n - starts and displays a timer if n == 0, then the timer continues to display but pauses.

couriersud commented 4 years ago

On MAG321CURV n==0 removes timer from display.

Wehin commented 4 years ago

./msigd --alarm4x 10,20,30,40,1

and next

./msigd --alarm4x 0,20,30,40,0

preset_1 set to 00:00, continues displayed 00:06 :)

Wehin commented 4 years ago

this is not a problem, hiding the "--alarm_clock off" timer works great

Wehin commented 4 years ago

tip: to README table PS341WU current displayed firmware is FW.024

couriersud commented 4 years ago

Closing this since all topics resolved.