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Using Cinema Color Editor

Saving customised settings 
into memory

Saving/loading memory settings and 
editing memory area names

Saving customised 
settings into memory

Saving adjustment 
values into memory

Operates in the same way as the 
projector's Last Memory function.      p.17

Loads settings from 
a memory area
Saves adjustments 
into a memory area

Click

Memory list

Indicates the projector memory status.

(yellow): In use

(grey): Not in use

Saving/loading memory settings 
and editing memory area names

Select a memory setting from the 
memory list to save it onto the 
computer.

Click [Save in File].

Select the saving location, type in a 
filename and then click [Save].

If a file with the same name already exists, a 
message will be displayed. 

Saving adjustment values from the 
projector's memory onto the computer

Loading adjustment values from 
a saved file into projector memory

Select a memory number for loading 
from the memory list.

Click [File Read].

Select the file to be loaded in the file 
selection window, and then click 
[Open].

If the saved memory setting is selected, 
a message will be displayed. 

Memory list

"Memory Edit" allows you to easily carry out the following 
processes.

Saving projector memory settings into a computer 
as a memory data file
Loading memory data files from a computer into 
projector memory

This lets you store settings in the computer as much as you 
want without regard for the memory limitation of the 
projector (Standard:6, Advance:6), and load the settings into 
the projector's memory from the computer as needed. 

Note that you cannot use a memory 
which was registered with other 
projectors(EMP-TW200, EMP-TW500).