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Last Updated: 07/April/2004
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Logitech CLRCALIB.EXE README.TXT File
(c) Copyright 2001 Logitech, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Logitech Customer Support - CLRCALIB.EXE 4-7-04
README.TXT TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. DESCRIPTION
2. INSTALLATION
3. USAGE
3.1 When to run the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
3.2 Running the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
1. DESCRIPTION
The WingMan Clear Calibration Utility was developed by Logitech to resolve calibration problems with Logitech digital gaming devices.
NOTE: THIS UTILITY STRIPS ALL CALIBRATION INFORMATION IN THE WINDOWS REGISTRY FOR ALL GAMING DEVICES. THIS INCLUDES ANY NON-LOGITECH GAMING DEVICES, THAT HAVE BEEN INSTALLED.
This utility is for Windows 95/98/2000/ME/XP only. Please see the "USAGE" section for more information.
2. INSTALLATION
Download the Logitech Clear Calibration utility to the Windows Desktop or any other place on your hard drive that it can easily be found.
3. USAGE
When a gaming device is calibrated, the calibration information is written to various locations within the Windows registry. Occasionally, the calibration information can become corrupted. Normally, going through the recalibration routine for the gaming device corrects and overwrites the corrupted calibration information.
However, in rare cases, the corrupted calibration information cannot be overwritten. The Logitech Clear Calibration Utility should be used in these situations.
This utility strips away all calibration information, including corrupted calibration information, from the Windows Registry. This will allow you to calibrate the gaming device on a "clean slate".
NOTE: THIS UTILITY STRIPS ALL CALIBRATION INFORMATION IN THE WINDOWS REGISTRY FOR ALL GAMING DEVICES. THIS INCLUDES ANY NON-LOGITECH GAMING DEVICES, THAT HAVE BEEN INSTALLED. RUNNING THIS UTILITY WILL REQUIRE YOU TO RECALIBRATE ALLOF YOUR GAMING DEVICES.
3.1 When to run the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
The Logitech Clear Calibration utility should be used when you have recalibrated your gaming device several times, yet it still appears to be calibrated incorrectly. For example, the crosshairs do not center in the Game Controllers testscreen, even though the gaming device hardware is physically centered.
3.2 Running the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
To launch the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility (CLRCALIB.EXE), please follow the instructions below:
- Double-Click the "ClrCalib.exe" icon on your Windows Desktop
The Logitech Clear Calibration Utility will then appear on the screen. From this point follow the on screen instructions.
After the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility has finished running, shut down the system. Restart the system and recalibrate the gaming device(s).
If the device continues to calibrate incorrectly, please try the gaming device on another system to determine if it is defective.
© 2001 Logitech Inc. All rights reserved. Logitech, the Logitech logo, and product names referred to herein are the registered trademarks of Logitech. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Last Updated: 07/April/2004
Size: 70KB
Logitech CLRCALIB.EXE README.TXT File
(c) Copyright 2001 Logitech, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Logitech Customer Support - CLRCALIB.EXE 4-7-04
README.TXT TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. DESCRIPTION
2. INSTALLATION
3. USAGE
3.1 When to run the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
3.2 Running the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
1. DESCRIPTION
The WingMan Clear Calibration Utility was developed by Logitech to resolve calibration problems with Logitech digital gaming devices.
NOTE: THIS UTILITY STRIPS ALL CALIBRATION INFORMATION IN THE WINDOWS REGISTRY FOR ALL GAMING DEVICES. THIS INCLUDES ANY NON-LOGITECH GAMING DEVICES, THAT HAVE BEEN INSTALLED.
This utility is for Windows 95/98/2000/ME/XP only. Please see the "USAGE" section for more information.
2. INSTALLATION
Download the Logitech Clear Calibration utility to the Windows Desktop or any other place on your hard drive that it can easily be found.
3. USAGE
When a gaming device is calibrated, the calibration information is written to various locations within the Windows registry. Occasionally, the calibration information can become corrupted. Normally, going through the recalibration routine for the gaming device corrects and overwrites the corrupted calibration information.
However, in rare cases, the corrupted calibration information cannot be overwritten. The Logitech Clear Calibration Utility should be used in these situations.
This utility strips away all calibration information, including corrupted calibration information, from the Windows Registry. This will allow you to calibrate the gaming device on a "clean slate".
NOTE: THIS UTILITY STRIPS ALL CALIBRATION INFORMATION IN THE WINDOWS REGISTRY FOR ALL GAMING DEVICES. THIS INCLUDES ANY NON-LOGITECH GAMING DEVICES, THAT HAVE BEEN INSTALLED. RUNNING THIS UTILITY WILL REQUIRE YOU TO RECALIBRATE ALLOF YOUR GAMING DEVICES.
3.1 When to run the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
The Logitech Clear Calibration utility should be used when you have recalibrated your gaming device several times, yet it still appears to be calibrated incorrectly. For example, the crosshairs do not center in the Game Controllers testscreen, even though the gaming device hardware is physically centered.
3.2 Running the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility
To launch the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility (CLRCALIB.EXE), please follow the instructions below:
- Double-Click the "ClrCalib.exe" icon on your Windows Desktop
The Logitech Clear Calibration Utility will then appear on the screen. From this point follow the on screen instructions.
After the Logitech Clear Calibration Utility has finished running, shut down the system. Restart the system and recalibrate the gaming device(s).
If the device continues to calibrate incorrectly, please try the gaming device on another system to determine if it is defective.
© 2001 Logitech Inc. All rights reserved. Logitech, the Logitech logo, and product names referred to herein are the registered trademarks of Logitech. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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