This isn't exactly what you're looking for, but its a lot simplier and in some ways makes more sense:
Assuming you have a single U2414, create two Windows shortcuts to Dell Display Manager on your desktop, label one "Day mode" and one "Night mode", and use the following target parameters:
Day mode (sRGB): ddm.exe /1:setcontrol 14 01
or
Day mode (6500k): ddm.exe /1:setcontrol 14 05
Night mode (5000k): ddm.exe /1:setcontrol 14 04
Assign Windows shortcut keys to quickly switch between them at will.
Awesome, this will work perfectly with task scheduler. Thanks a bunch.
Just some quick questions, how do you know which number is for which profile? I can't seem to find the "paper" color profile. Also, can this be used to set brightness and contrast?
I don't see any mention of launch parameters in the official manual. :emotion-6: Should really be listed there, as this is very useful.
swamped1
234 Posts
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March 31st, 2014 06:00
This isn't exactly what you're looking for, but its a lot simplier and in some ways makes more sense:
Assuming you have a single U2414, create two Windows shortcuts to Dell Display Manager on your desktop, label one "Day mode" and one "Night mode", and use the following target parameters:
Day mode (sRGB): ddm.exe /1:setcontrol 14 01
or
Day mode (6500k): ddm.exe /1:setcontrol 14 05
Night mode (5000k): ddm.exe /1:setcontrol 14 04
Assign Windows shortcut keys to quickly switch between them at will.
noobert1
3 Posts
0
March 31st, 2014 11:00
Awesome, this will work perfectly with task scheduler. Thanks a bunch.
Just some quick questions, how do you know which number is for which profile? I can't seem to find the "paper" color profile. Also, can this be used to set brightness and contrast?
I don't see any mention of launch parameters in the official manual. :emotion-6: Should really be listed there, as this is very useful.