Frank Nocke

Asked: 2020-09-23 01:40:45 +0800 CST2020-09-23 01:40:45 +0800 CST 2020-09-23 01:40:45 +0800 CST

Can I adjust the White Balance/Color Temperature (hardware) settings of my monitor?

I know that one can do quite much programatically (shell commands) to the attached monitor hardware in Linux:

turn it on/off (truly, hardware-wise) with xset dpms force off
toggle the brightness (again, truly hardware)
toggling the backlight
change gamma

So here comes the question:

Can I somehow (programatically) reach the White Balance/Color Temperature Settings of my monitor?

I am asking specifically for Samsung PM55F-BC and PM43F-BC. (Manuals confirm, there are at least options for manually doing it on the device...) We have plenty of kiosk devices and I'd rather avoid visiting each of them...

Can I adjust the White Balance/Color Temperature (hardware) settings of my monitor?

Can I somehow (programatically) reach the White Balance/Color Temperature Settings of my monitor?

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Can I adjust the White Balance/Color Temperature (hardware) settings of my monitor?

Can I somehow (programatically) reach the White Balance/Color Temperature Settings of my monitor?

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