NAC Image Technology MC-529, User Manual

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7.2.4 Live Image Display
The live images during camera photography (VIEW, ARM, REC) are displayed in color.
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NTSC Update rate:30 frames/sec
2) PAL Update rate:25 frames/sec
7.2.5 Recording Trigger Mode
1) Recording Method
Normal Normal trigger mode
Event Trigger The initial trigger signal is the trigger and the second and
subsequent trigger signals are saved as events. With an input
pulse of 15 (16 when combined with the initial trigger), it is
possible to use a frame jump or an on-screen display mark.
Burst Trigger Recording performed when the trigger signal is ON
Multi Trigger The selected memory segments are segmented into 1~16 blocks
(can be increased by individual units), and recording is performed
by automatically switching each trigger signal into blocks.
2) Trigger Timing (normal, event, multi trigger settings)
START The trigger point is the frame about 5% past the beginning of the recording
memory
CENTER The trigger point is the mid-point (about 50%) of the recording memory
END The trigger point is the frame about 5% just before the end of the recording
memory
CUSTOM The trigger point is a frame for a predetermined numerical value
(corresponding to -100~100%). It can be set in 1% increments.
Reference) - 100%~- 1% corresponds to the delay trigger