Xbox One S black levels?

I got a new TV. 55" Insignia, 1080p, NOT 4k capable....connected directly to TV from XB by HDMI. trying to calibrate XB, and I can't see the closed eye at all. Instructions say to adjust HDMI Black Level, but I can't find where to do that. Can't
find anything on the internet anywhere that says where/how to adjust this level OR why being able to adjust it wouldn't be available. Can anyone help me out?

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Xbox One S

Does the Xbox One S come in black?

 

TV content is authored such that a value of 16 (on a 0-255 scale) represents full black and 235 represents full white (this color span = “RGB Limited”) and assumes the viewer's TV has been calibrated to show full black upon receiving a pixel value of 16
and to show full white upon receiving a value of 235. Xbox One is assumed to be connected to a TV (not a PC monitor), and we make our best efforts to optimize video content (movies, TV shows, content authored specific experience for video levels, i.e. "RGB
Limited"), consistent with CE devices.

Switching to RGB Full will cause loss of visual dynamic range on a properly calibrated TV.

Basically, you should always use the TV (RGB Limited) Color Space display setting on Xbox One. All video content (TV shows, Movies, Blu-ray, DVD, etc.) is authored for (RGB Limited). You’ll actually lose visual dynamic range if you select Color Space = PC
(RGB Full).

The "RGB Limited" setting could be named more accurately.'

Note they have now changed the name to RGB Standard and PC RGB. If you use RGB Standard then 99% of your "crushed black" problems will be gone

For more info:
https://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-one/console/adjust-display-settings

 

Of your tv doesnt have the option for that then you need to skip that part of the calibration because some setting are for high end tv's