CONSOLE-READY VALUES
AWAITING TARGET◈
Start with the source.
Import the original ASC workbook, choose a table entry and select your fixture.
No alternate Kelvin model. No invented ASC targets.
Direct channels, never the fixture’s CCT engine.
FROM REFERENCE TO REAL LIGHT
One white point.
Your fixture’s channels.
Tim Kang’s ASC table defines the destination.
Your measurements define how to get there.
SOURCE OF TRUTH
ASC White Point v1.0
CIE 1976 u′v′ targets · original CIE 1931 xy retained
Loading the original ASC workbook and solver. First use may take a moment…
Community account
Browse without an account. Sign in to keep and submit your measurements. Approval controls public sharing; it does not certify accuracy.
Admin review queue
Review source measurements, setup, validation and history. Approval is not independent measurement verification.
Check a mixed white
Keep the same optic, distance, master and direct-channel mode. Set the listed 8-bit DMX values and meter the mixture. This compares actual output with the profile’s prediction.
Fixture library
Reference models and individual measurements stay separate.
Characterize your fixture
One stationary setup. One emitter at a time.
Keep the geometry fixed
Keep the fixture and meter stationary. Use identical distance, aim, optic, master intensity and meter position for every reading. Measure where the beam is fully mixed and stable; avoid ambient light and meter saturation.
Only the named emitter should be on. All other emitter channels must be at zero. Record direct-channel mode and disable automatic color/CCT processing.
IMMUTABLE REFERENCE IMPORT
Load Tim’s original workbook
One-time setup bundles the original workbook with the app. It loads automatically on future visits. Later imports are optional updates or overrides; the built-in source stays intact. The app stores the file unchanged with a SHA-256 fingerprint. Select the original neutral white-point series in both tabs. Mapping changes how cells are read; it never changes workbook values.
Choose an .xlsx file, then click Load workbook.