### Get Monitor Contrast Information Source: https://github.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/blob/master/README.md Retrieve the actual and maximum contrast values of the monitor. This command displays the information in a message box. ```bash getVCP 0x12 ``` -------------------------------- ### Get Monitor VCP Code Value Source: https://github.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/blob/master/README.md Retrieve the actual VCP code value and return it as an errorlevel. This is a lower-level way to get specific monitor information. ```bash get_VCP 0x12 ``` -------------------------------- ### Get Current Brightness/Contrast as Errorlevel Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Returns the current monitor brightness ('d') or contrast ('e') as a process exit code (errorlevel), which is useful for scripting logic. ```batch REM Get current brightness as errorlevel and use it in a batch script ClickMonitorDDC.exe d echo Current brightness errorlevel: %errorlevel% ``` ```batch REM Get current contrast as errorlevel ClickMonitorDDC.exe e echo Current contrast errorlevel: %errorlevel% ``` -------------------------------- ### Scheduled / Auto-Run Command Lines (Timer Settings) Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Allows configuration of up to 8 timed command-lines in the Settings panel. Commands run once daily at the scheduled time and automatically at boot for the nearest past scheduled command. ```batch REM Example timer configuration (set in Settings UI, shown here as command strings): REM 07:00 AM b 30 REM 08:00 AM b 40 REM 09:00 AM b 50 REM 07:30 PM b 40 REM 08:20 PM b 30 REM 08:40 PM b 20 REM Multi-argument timer entry example: REM 07:00 AM b 10 c 20 l 250 REM 08:00 AM b 20 c 25 l 252 ``` -------------------------------- ### Toggle Brightness and Contrast with a Hotkey Source: https://github.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/blob/master/README.md Use a single hotkey to cycle between two different profiles for monitor brightness and contrast. This is useful for quickly switching between different display settings. ```bash t b 0 c 0 t b 100 c 100 ``` -------------------------------- ### Select Monitor Input Source Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Switches the active video input source on the monitor. Accepts input names like 'HDMI1', 'DisplayPort', 'DVI', or 'VGA'. ```batch REM Switch to HDMI1 input ClickMonitorDDC.exe s HDMI1 ``` ```batch REM Switch to DisplayPort input ClickMonitorDDC.exe s DisplayPort ``` -------------------------------- ### Execute Command-Lines with Multiple Arguments Source: https://github.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/blob/master/README.md Schedule command-lines that include multiple arguments to adjust various monitor settings simultaneously at specified times. This allows for complex profile switching. ```bash 07:00 AM b 10 c 20 l 250 08:00 AM b 20 c 25 l 252 ``` -------------------------------- ### Launch External Program Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt The '!' argument allows launching any external program or executable. ```batch REM Open Notepad ClickMonitorDDC.exe ! notepad.exe ``` ```batch REM Open a batch file ClickMonitorDDC.exe ! "C:\scripts\night-mode.bat" ``` -------------------------------- ### Chain Multiple Commands Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Multiple arguments can be chained in a single invocation to apply several settings at once across one or multiple monitors. ```batch REM Set brightness, contrast, and blue luminance together ClickMonitorDDC.exe b 10 c 20 l 250 ``` ```batch REM Night mode: dim brightness and reduce color temperature ClickMonitorDDC.exe b 20 c 30 p 6500k ``` ```batch REM Morning ramp on two monitors with a pause ClickMonitorDDC.exe PL2779Q b 40 c 50 , HPA34T b 40 c 50 ``` -------------------------------- ### Reset Monitor to Factory Settings Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Restores the monitor to its default factory settings using the 'f' argument. ```batch REM Reset monitor to factory defaults ClickMonitorDDC.exe f ``` -------------------------------- ### Select Monitor Input Source Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Switches the active video input on the monitor. The argument `s` accepts input names such as `HDMI1`, `HDMI2`, `DisplayPort`, `DVI`, or `VGA`. ```APIDOC ## Select Monitor Input Source ### Description Switches the active video input on the monitor. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe s [input_name]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **s** (string) - Required - The command to select the input source. - **input_name** (string) - Required - The name of the input source (e.g., `HDMI1`, `DisplayPort`, `VGA`). ### Request Example ```batch REM Switch to HDMI1 input ClickMonitorDDC.exe s HDMI1 REM Switch to DisplayPort input ClickMonitorDDC.exe s DisplayPort ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Schedule Auto-Run Command-Lines Source: https://github.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/blob/master/README.md Configure up to 8 scheduled times to automatically execute command-lines for monitor adjustments. These commands change real internal monitor hardware values and are executed once per day per scheduled time. ```bash 07:00 AM b 30 08:00 AM b 40 09:00 AM b 50 07:30 PM b 40 08:20 PM b 30 08:40 PM b 20 ``` -------------------------------- ### Select Color Temperature Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Selects a predefined color temperature profile on the monitor, such as '6500k' or 'User'. ```batch REM Set color temperature to 6500K ClickMonitorDDC.exe p 6500k ``` ```batch REM Switch to User mode for custom color adjustments ClickMonitorDDC.exe p User ``` -------------------------------- ### Select Monitor-Specific Preset Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Applies a monitor-specific preset mode (e.g., Standard, Movie, Game) as defined by the monitor firmware. ```batch REM Select the Standard preset ClickMonitorDDC.exe j Standard ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Monitor Brightness Source: https://github.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/blob/master/README.md Set the monitor brightness to a specific value. This command is equivalent to using the 'b' argument. ```bash setVCP 0x10 50 ``` -------------------------------- ### Terminate or Restart ClickMonitorDDC Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt The 'q' argument terminates the running ClickMonitorDDC process, while 'z' restarts it. ```batch REM Terminate ClickMonitorDDC ClickMonitorDDC.exe q ``` ```batch REM Restart ClickMonitorDDC ClickMonitorDDC.exe z ``` -------------------------------- ### Show Current Values Notification Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Displays a notification showing the current brightness, contrast, and volume values of the monitor. ```batch REM Show current monitor values as a notification ClickMonitorDDC.exe ? ``` -------------------------------- ### Select Color Temperature Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Selects a predefined color temperature profile on the monitor. The argument `p` takes a value such as `6500k` or `User` for custom color settings. ```APIDOC ## Select Color Temperature ### Description Selects a predefined color temperature profile on the monitor. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe p [profile]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **p** (string) - Required - The command to select color temperature profile. - **profile** (string) - Required - The color temperature profile name (e.g., `6500k`, `User`). ### Request Example ```batch REM Set color temperature to 6500K ClickMonitorDDC.exe p 6500k REM Switch to User mode for custom color adjustments ClickMonitorDDC.exe p User ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Select Monitor-Specific Preset Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Applies a monitor-specific preset mode (e.g., Standard, Movie, Game). The argument `j` takes a preset name as defined by the monitor firmware. ```APIDOC ## Select Monitor-Specific Preset ### Description Applies a monitor-specific preset mode. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe j [preset_name]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **j** (string) - Required - The command to select a monitor preset. - **preset_name** (string) - Required - The name of the preset as defined by the monitor firmware (e.g., `Standard`, `Movie`, `Game`). ### Request Example ```batch REM Select the Standard preset ClickMonitorDDC.exe j Standard ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Target a Specific Monitor Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Prepend a monitor identifier (model name, serial number, monitor number, or custom name) before command arguments to target a specific display. Omit spaces in names or use quotes. ```batch REM Set brightness 36 on monitor named PL2779Q ClickMonitorDDC.exe PL2779Q b 36 ``` ```batch REM Set brightness 36 on PL2779Q AND decrease contrast by 5 on HPA34T ClickMonitorDDC.exe PL2779Q b 36 HPA34T c-5 ``` ```batch REM Target monitor with a space in its name (use quotes or omit space) ClickMonitorDDC.exe HPw2207 b 50 REM or: ClickMonitorDDC.exe "HP w2207" b 50 ``` -------------------------------- ### Show Current Values Notification Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Displays a notification showing the current brightness, contrast, and volume values of the monitor. ```APIDOC ## Show Current Values Notification ### Description Displays a notification showing the current brightness, contrast, and volume values of the monitor. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe ?` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **?** (string) - Required - The command to show current values notification. ### Request Example ```batch REM Show current monitor values as a notification ClickMonitorDDC.exe ? ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Contrast Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Sets the monitor contrast to an absolute value or adjusts it relatively. The argument `c` accepts a value from 0–100. ```APIDOC ## Set Contrast ### Description Sets the monitor contrast to an absolute value or adjusts it relatively. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe c [value]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **c** (string) - Required - The command to set contrast. - **value** (integer) - Required - The contrast value (0-100) or relative adjustment (+/- value). ### Request Example ```batch REM Set contrast to 47% ClickMonitorDDC.exe c 47 REM Decrease contrast by 5 ClickMonitorDDC.exe c-5 ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Enable / Disable Brightness Targeting Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Enables or disables using brightness adjustment for a target scenario, using '1' for enable and '0' for disable. ```batch REM Enable brightness targeting ClickMonitorDDC.exe y 1 ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Monitor Contrast Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Adjusts monitor contrast to an absolute value (0-100) or relatively using '+' or '-' prefixes. ```batch REM Set contrast to 47% ClickMonitorDDC.exe c 47 ``` ```batch REM Decrease contrast by 5 ClickMonitorDDC.exe c-5 ``` -------------------------------- ### Toggle Between Two Command Profiles Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt The 't' argument creates a toggle that alternates between two command profiles on each execution. The state is remembered across invocations. ```batch REM Toggle between low (b=0, c=0) and high (b=90, c=80) profiles ClickMonitorDDC.exe t b 0 c 0 t b 90 c 80 REM First press: sets brightness=0, contrast=0 REM Second press: sets brightness=90, contrast=80 REM Third press: back to brightness=0, contrast=0 ``` -------------------------------- ### Set System Default Volume Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Controls the Windows system default audio volume (0-100). Includes commands to mute ('m') and unmute ('u') system audio. ```batch REM Set system volume to 60% ClickMonitorDDC.exe v 60 ``` ```batch REM Mute system audio ClickMonitorDDC.exe m ``` ```batch REM Unmute system audio ClickMonitorDDC.exe u ``` -------------------------------- ### Pause Execution Between Commands Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Inserts a delay between commands. ';' pauses for 100ms and ',' pauses for 1000ms. Multiple pause arguments can be chained. ```batch REM Set brightness to 0, wait 1 second, then set to 100 ClickMonitorDDC.exe b 0 , b 100 ``` ```batch REM Wait 300ms between two contrast changes ClickMonitorDDC.exe c 20 ; ; ; c 80 ``` -------------------------------- ### Increase Monitor Brightness Source: https://github.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/blob/master/README.md Increase the current monitor brightness by a specified amount. This command is equivalent to using the 'b + value' argument. ```bash setVCP 0x10 + 10 ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Brightness Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Sets the monitor backlight brightness to an absolute value or adjusts it relatively. The argument `b` accepts a value from 0–100, with optional `+` or `-` prefix for relative adjustment. ```APIDOC ## Set Brightness ### Description Sets the monitor backlight brightness to an absolute value or adjusts it relatively. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe b [value]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **b** (string) - Required - The command to set brightness. - **value** (integer) - Required - The brightness value (0-100) or relative adjustment (+/- value). ### Request Example ```batch REM Set brightness to 50% ClickMonitorDDC.exe b 50 REM Increase brightness by 10 from current value ClickMonitorDDC.exe b+10 REM Decrease brightness by 20 from current value ClickMonitorDDC.exe b-20 ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Power Off All or Specific Monitors Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Powers off all monitors by default. Specify a monitor name before 'x' to power off only that monitor. ```batch REM Power off all monitors ClickMonitorDDC.exe x ``` ```batch REM Power off monitor named PL2779Q ClickMonitorDDC.exe PL2779Q x ``` -------------------------------- ### Enable / Disable Brightness for Target Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Enables or disables using brightness adjustment for a target scenario. The argument `y` accepts `0` (disable) or `1` (enable). ```APIDOC ## Enable / Disable Brightness for Target ### Description Enables or disables using brightness adjustment for a target scenario. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe y [state]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **y** (string) - Required - The command to enable/disable brightness targeting. - **state** (integer) - Required - `1` to enable, `0` to disable. ### Request Example ```batch REM Enable brightness targeting ClickMonitorDDC.exe y 1 ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Enable / Disable Dimming Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Enables or disables the software dimming feature using '1' for enable and '0' for disable. ```batch REM Enable dimming ClickMonitorDDC.exe n 1 ``` ```batch REM Disable dimming ClickMonitorDDC.exe n 0 ``` -------------------------------- ### Direct VCP Code Access Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Provides direct access to MCCS VCP codes using 'setVCP' and 'getVCP'. Use with caution as incorrect codes may harm the monitor. ```batch REM Get actual and maximum contrast (VCP code 0x12) shown in a message box ClickMonitorDDC.exe getVCP 0x12 ``` ```batch REM Get contrast value as errorlevel (silent, for scripting) ClickMonitorDDC.exe get_VCP 0x12 echo Contrast VCP value: %errorlevel% ``` ```batch REM Set brightness (VCP 0x10) to 50 — equivalent to: b 50 ClickMonitorDDC.exe setVCP 0x10 50 ``` ```batch REM Increase brightness (VCP 0x10) by 10 — equivalent to: b+10 ClickMonitorDDC.exe setVCP 0x10 + 10 ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Monitor Brightness Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Adjusts monitor brightness to an absolute value (0-100) or relatively using '+' or '-' prefixes. ```batch REM Set brightness to 50% ClickMonitorDDC.exe b 50 ``` ```batch REM Increase brightness by 10 from current value ClickMonitorDDC.exe b+10 ``` ```batch REM Decrease brightness by 20 from current value ClickMonitorDDC.exe b-20 ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Color Saturation / Vibrance Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Adjusts color saturation or vibrance in the graphics driver. The argument `k` accepts values from 0–100 with optional relative adjustment. ```APIDOC ## Set Color Saturation / Vibrance ### Description Adjusts color saturation or vibrance in the graphics driver. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe k [value]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **k** (string) - Required - The command to set color saturation/vibrance. - **value** (integer) - Required - The saturation/vibrance value (0-100) or relative adjustment (+/- value). ### Request Example ```batch REM Set saturation to 75% ClickMonitorDDC.exe k 75 REM Increase saturation by 10 ClickMonitorDDC.exe k+10 ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Ignore Following Commands Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt The '#' argument causes all commands following it to be ignored, useful for commenting out parts of a command string. ```batch REM Only b 50 is executed; c 30 is ignored ClickMonitorDDC.exe b 50 # c 30 ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Color Saturation / Vibrance Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Adjusts color saturation or vibrance in the graphics driver. Accepts values from 0-100 with optional relative adjustment. ```batch REM Set saturation to 75% ClickMonitorDDC.exe k 75 ``` ```batch REM Increase saturation by 10 ClickMonitorDDC.exe k+10 ``` -------------------------------- ### Rotate Display Orientation Clockwise Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Rotates the display orientation clockwise by 90 degrees. The 'w' argument requires no value. ```batch REM Rotate display 90 degrees clockwise ClickMonitorDDC.exe w ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Monitor Speaker / Audio-Out Volume Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Controls the monitor's built-in speaker or audio output volume with values from 0-100. Supports relative adjustments. ```batch REM Set monitor speaker volume to 40% ClickMonitorDDC.exe o 40 ``` ```batch REM Decrease monitor volume by 5 ClickMonitorDDC.exe o-5 ``` -------------------------------- ### Set System Default Volume Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Controls the Windows system default audio volume. The argument `v` accepts values from 0–100. Use `m` to mute and `u` to unmute. ```APIDOC ## Set System Default Volume ### Description Controls the Windows system default audio volume. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe v [value]` or `ClickMonitorDDC.exe m` or `ClickMonitorDDC.exe u` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **v** (string) - Optional - The command to set system volume. - **m** (string) - Optional - The command to mute system audio. - **u** (string) - Optional - The command to unmute system audio. - **value** (integer) - Required if using `v` - The system volume value (0-100). ### Request Example ```batch REM Set system volume to 60% ClickMonitorDDC.exe v 60 REM Mute system audio ClickMonitorDDC.exe m REM Unmute system audio ClickMonitorDDC.exe u ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Set RGB Color Luminance Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Adjusts individual Red, Green, or Blue color channel luminance with values from 0-255. Supports relative adjustments with '+' or '-' prefixes. ```batch REM Set red luminance to 200, green to 180, blue to 255 ClickMonitorDDC.exe r 200 g 180 l 255 ``` ```batch REM Increase blue luminance by 10 ClickMonitorDDC.exe l+10 ``` -------------------------------- ### Enable / Disable Dimming Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Enables or disables the software dimming feature. The argument `n` accepts `0` (disable) or `1` (enable). ```APIDOC ## Enable / Disable Dimming ### Description Enables or disables the software dimming feature. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe n [state]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **n** (string) - Required - The command to enable/disable dimming. - **state** (integer) - Required - `1` to enable, `0` to disable. ### Request Example ```batch REM Enable dimming ClickMonitorDDC.exe n 1 REM Disable dimming ClickMonitorDDC.exe n 0 ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Monitor Speaker / Audio-Out Volume Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Controls the monitor's built-in speaker or audio output volume. The argument `o` accepts values from 0–100. ```APIDOC ## Set Monitor Speaker / Audio-Out Volume ### Description Controls the monitor's built-in speaker or audio output volume. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe o [value]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **o** (string) - Required - The command to set monitor volume. - **value** (integer) - Required - The volume value (0-100) or relative adjustment (+/- value). ### Request Example ```batch REM Set monitor speaker volume to 40% ClickMonitorDDC.exe o 40 REM Decrease monitor volume by 5 ClickMonitorDDC.exe o-5 ``` ``` -------------------------------- ### Set Red / Green / Blue Luminance Source: https://context7.com/chrismah/clickmonitorddc7.2/llms.txt Adjusts individual RGB color channel luminance. Arguments `r` (red), `g` (green), and `l` (blue) each accept values from 0–255, with optional relative adjustment. ```APIDOC ## Set RGB Luminance ### Description Adjusts individual RGB color channel luminance. ### Method Command-line execution ### Endpoint `ClickMonitorDDC.exe r [value] g [value] l [value]` ### Parameters #### Command Arguments - **r** (string) - Optional - The command to set red luminance. - **g** (string) - Optional - The command to set green luminance. - **l** (string) - Optional - The command to set blue luminance. - **value** (integer) - Required - The luminance value (0-255) or relative adjustment (+/- value) for the respective color channel. ### Request Example ```batch REM Set red luminance to 200, green to 180, blue to 255 ClickMonitorDDC.exe r 200 g 180 l 255 REM Increase blue luminance by 10 ClickMonitorDDC.exe l+10 ``` ``` === COMPLETE CONTENT === This response contains all available snippets from this library. No additional content exists. Do not make further requests.