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# Barco PULSE
VIOSO software can export warp and blend files in the Barco pulse format. It consists of an **XML file (warping grid)** and a **PNJ (blend image)** that are automatically generated for each calibrated projector.
## Project Mode
1. Create a new project with the “**Pulse**” template\
2. In the Design step, replace the name of each projector with its **IP address**\
3. Proceed with the regular calibration steps, and at the end your export button will automatically transfer the warp and blend files over network to the projectors.
## Free mode
#### Manual export – upload
From the main VIOSO window, go to `File > Export Mapping`\
Choose the format Barco Pulse from the list and export your file.
Next, you can upload the files using the Barco web interface or projector toolset.
#### Scripted export – upload
You can use VIOSO export scripts to automatically generate the files and transfer them on the network. Optionally you can also add conversion tasks and temporary files. Example:
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## Troubleshooting
1\. If you have issues with the automatic transfer of the files, check the network connection of the calibration machine to the projectors in the browser. e.g: `http://192.168.1.132:9999`
2\. You can debug the exported geometry from the XML file with the SplineTestTool. You can find it in your install folder `\VIOSO6\Shared tools\SplineTestTool.exe`
3\. If you’re using an AMD threadripper CPU, you might encounter save issues. To solve this, go to Options / Settings / File Options and untick the checkbox “save compressed”
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