Steve:
First, the 'profile' you have done is not a profile - you are just using the 'virtual probe'
Ok, thanks for explaining that (again).
Because I saw a 3D cube with new arranged + plausible spheres (they are not in a row as they are next to
File ->
New), I thought, I have a new LUT (first I had a screenshot link in my post, but for that I need to have 10 messages).
Steve:
we do not support the sim probes.(Should we? Are they actually god enough???)
Steve, please don't only look from the POV of production mode.
As I wrote before, I'm about to test LS.
I have several probes laying around (not only cheap ones).
Unfortunately they are all not supported by LS (or locked).
I won't buy a new probe only to figure out, if LS is usable to me.
So from this point of use I would say "yes", because why do you only support it at the trial, and at the next step, going deeper into the SW with the 3 days licence, the sim probe is suddenly not available?
Hard to understand from my POV.

But back to the LUT "upload" - I'm one step further!
First:
mike_n:
there are 2 example test LUT's on the LS website, uploading any of the 2 will introduce such a drastic color change, it'll be obvious that the upload was successful
The test method you mentioned was also in my mind.
Thanks for the examples suggestion - have it found/downloaded and imported
HD_Video_to_Print.mlc into LS.
Now I should have a valid LUT to upload.
Then I found an other USB2RS232 adapter; it's a Prolific.
Now at least a communication window does appear next to
upload!
At
Select the device type the
RadianceMini3D is given (that's the only one).
COM port can be selected from 1...20.
My one is COM6
I click on
Upload.
After 1 ... 2s "
Failed to detect Radiance on COM6" does appear.
Question: When this upload window appears, can I say, the adapter is compatible with LS?
If so, does LS check the model name? My one is the XS3D. Is it supported?
Regards,
Harry