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  The system was working properly to perform the hardware calibration and profiles using v1.5.1 DUCCS when connected with cable USB2 and USB3 (both worked).

  (1) value name1 mode single monitor by turning off the monitor to extend to the second display function in the menu screen resolution.

  (2) turn off the computer and unplug the 2nd monitor DVI cable.

  (3) restart the computer, then connect the monitor to the computer using the printer Dell supplied cable USB3 and attach the sensor i1DisplayPro.

  (I first wanted to confirm that v1.5.1 work properly)

  (4) run DUCCS v1.5.1 and when you are prompted to update the software to v1.5.8 I choose "Remind Me later". V1.5.1 DUCCS launched, the i1DisplayPro sensor is recognized as being attached and I select the display-> profiling. I used the Advanced mode.

  (5) the first screen ask mode color and Luminance (AdobeRGB, sRGB, Aboriginals, etc.) and I left it to sRGB which I had used previously for my Cal2 preset. I press the next arrow.

  (6) choice of version and the type of profile are displayed (I use Type2/Bedford/TableBased). I press the next arrow.

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  (8) measurement displays, spins hourglass mouse for about 5 to 10 seconds, screen flickers with change of colors for half a second and then the measure button start under the patch set becomes available and the calibration presets menu offers a choice of using 1 calibration or calibration 2.

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  (10) released DUCCS v1.5.1 once again and when you are prompted to software update it v1.5.8 I chose to download and then offered the installation option. I agreed to do both. When installing, I noted that the biggest difference was an update for Services X-Rite v2.3.5 devices. The installation went without any warning messages and I am prompted to restart the computer.

  (11) after re-booting, I run DUCCS and it shows using v1.5.8. and v2.3.8.21 XRD. The i1DisplayPro sensor is recognized as connected. Yet once, I choose Advanced mode.

  (12) display-> screen profile becomes the Luminance / color mode options and I select sRGB as my choices previously set was no longer the default values. I press the next arrow.

  (13) menu default profile settings is displayed and I select what I used in step 6 above. I press the next arrow.

  (14) the Patch set option appears and I select bigger and then press Next.

  (15) the next step (measure) FAILS with the message "unable to connect". Pressing retry results in a second error menu appears indicating "unable to establish a connection to the screen. Please make sure that the USB cable is connected and try again.

  (16) as in the troubleshooting suggestions to connect the message under the failure I unplugged the power cord from the monitor for 20-30 seconds. When I plugged back it it I was informed that a USB3 Realtek card reader has been installed (was it only installed right now?).

  (17) sudden SUCCESS... the message "Failed to connect" has disappeared and the button start meter is now active and ready to start. Hmm...

  (18) Completed calibration and profiling of name1 successfully and now proceeded to the test with Display2. Stop computer, removed name1 DVI cable, DVI 2 connected display cable, turn on Display2 and then restarted the computer.

  (19) after you start in Win7 I connected USB3 of Display2 cable to the computer and it was installed and the card reader Realtek USB 3.0 is also installed. Connected sensor i1DisplayPro and then DUCCS.

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  (21) during the loading of the menu measure mouse hourglass appears for about 5 seconds and then the option to measure. I don't get a message "unable to connect".

  Profiling 22) took place without any additional problems.

  (23) turn off the computer, put back name1 DVI only (deleted Display2 DVI), restarted computer, once started I connected Display2 DVI (with screen 2 off) and lit Display2, lay again for the second display screen and everything is done.

  The reason why I connect and start with name1 is only to avoid confusion of Win7 and ensures it remains display #1, then the 2nd added display appear #2. Sometimes their roles are reversed, and can cause other problems fixed.

  BOTTOM LINE

  I hope this helps someone. The only thing I did which seems to make a difference was to unplug name1, when it was not recognized. I did not close the DUCCS when I did it but simply unplugged and reconnected while the DUCCS was on the screen of the message "unable to connect". I also think that it can have only a single monitor both connected to the computer and no not just put off.

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  Russell

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