I hear a clicking sound during calibration. Can I disable it?
Quick answer
The clicking sound is normal in automatic and semi-automatic calibration. Use manual calibration mode to avoid it, and remember to close the lens cover.
No, the clicking sound is normal during automatic and semi-automatic calibration modes.
If you’d like to avoid the sound, you can switch to manual calibration mode. Be sure to close the lens cover during manual calibration to prevent ghost images from appearing on the display.
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