Spray TV Technology Calibration (Legacy)
This guide covers installation, calibration, and software setup for the Spray TV Technology used with the AIR Graffiti experience.
Download and Installation
- Download and install Spray_TV_Driver.exe.
- Open C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Spray TV, right-click on Spray TV Driver.exe, and create a shortcut on your desktop.
- Position the scanner on the top-left corner of the TV monitor.
- Turn off your computer's sound (mute).
- Double-click on Spray_TV_Driver.
- On the bottom toolbar, press the arrow that points up, right-click on the Spray_TV_Driver icon, and press Calibrate.
- Using your can, spray inside the circles that appear on the screen. Once the calibration process is done, the calibration tool will close automatically. Note that the spray is best used at a distance of approximately 30 cm from the screen.
Software Settings
Open the AIR Graffiti software → open the settings menu (Ctrl+O) → select Spray TV Technology.
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