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Samsung LS27D70xE - Setting value failed for feature x10 #479
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Please build from branch 2.2.0-dev, run the following, and submit the output as an attachment ddcutil setvcp 10 20 --trcfunc ddc_write_read_with_retry --trcfunc ddc_write_only_with_retry |
Built and installed 2.2.0-dev HEAD:
Output for the requested commands: setvcp.txt Other observation: This time not seeing the below errors. But the screen turns off and on, without any effect.
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The sleep-multipliers being used are very low. Try explicitly setting option --sleep-multiplier 2.0. |
Also, is the returned getvcp value for feature x10 really correct? The display would have to be dark or at least very dim. What happens if you adjust brightness in the screen's OSD? Is that even possible? Feature xdc reports that the monitor display mode is x02 - Mixed. It's possible that the mode disallows changing brightness. Try setting the display into a User mode in the OSD. |
Well the value noted in getvcp matches screen's OSD. But it doesn't get dark/ very dim at lower values (0). On the higher value side it only gets so bright eyes hurt. 😅
This was the issue. I had adaptive brightness/ eye care technology on. After disabling it from the OSD, I'm able to change the brightness with ddcutil. Thanks! Actually got the same hint here - https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Backlight
Maybe having it mentioned in the top-level README would be a good inclusion? |
What does this do? |
There already are entries about setvcp failures in the extensive project FAQ. It's not practical to include all that information in the README, but I've added a reference to the FAQ in the README. For more information about sleep-multipliers, search for "sleep-multiplier" on www.ddcutil.com. |
Somehow I wasn't able to spot it. But if it's there, it should be fine, I suppose. Also, a few other things noted:
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Also, thanks again for all the help. Please feel free to close the issue. |
Try setting feature x14, color preset. According to the CAPABILITIES command, which reads and interprets the monitor's capabilities string, it implements values x05, x08, x0b, and X0c, which are 6500K, 9300K, User 1, and User 2 respectively. The interaction between feature x14 (color preset) and feature xdc (display mode) is not defined in the Monitor Control Command Set spec - so it's a matter of how the monitor maker chose to implement the interaction. And note that while the monitor responds to a request to read feature xdc, it is not reported in the capabilities string. Capabilities strings are regarded as hints, not taken as gospel. To see all the information that ddcutil has for a feature per the MCCS spec, use ddcutil capabilities --verbose. |
I spoke too soon! After a shutdown and power-up, the issue reoccurred, and nothing seemed to fix it despite trying several solutions. However, toggling the "Brightness/Eye Care Technology" setting from ON to OFF from the screen's OSD somehow restored functionality to ddcutil, as if it re-authenticated or reset something. Also, I was unable to set up feature 0x14 both before and after this issue. |
Hello, I can't get ddcutil to change the brightness on my new monitor that is connected to a desktop box using an HDMI cable.
Commands Run:
Error:
HW Details:
The result of
ddcutil interrogate
is attached.interrogate.txt
ddcdata.txt
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