Phantom Miro C110, Manual

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Chapter 4: Control via Phantom Software
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The trigger position is indicated in the ‘Last’ pull-down
menu or as the ‘T’ slider along the timeline. The trigger
position is the point at which the camera stops continually
recording when a trigger signal is detected.
The first of these key features is the option to enable
the ‘Start/End of recording actions’ to be performed
automatically at the beginning or end of a shot. The most
common ones are:
•
‘Auto play Video Out’ begins playback after record-
ing. The range marked under ‘Auto play Video Out’
affects both playback and saving to the internal
CineFlash.
•
‘Restart Recording,’ when enabled, automatically
restarts the recording process after the ‘Auto’
actions have been performed.
Key Advanced Settings
‘External Sync’ instructs the camera to utilize one of the
following three frame sync clock sources:
•
Internal - instructs the camera to utilize its’ internal
crystal oscillator to drive the camera’s frame rate.
•
External - should be selected when an externally
supplied frame sync clock pulse is supplied to drive
the frame rate. This can be used to synchronize two
cameras together via F-Sync.
•
LockToVideo - Frame rate is driven by the camera’s
current video rate. FPS will jump to the closest
multiple of the current video rate (23.98, 24, 25,
29.97 or 30).
In ‘Loop’ mode to begin recording to the camera’s RAM
click the red ‘Capture’ button.
Recording a Cine
When ‘Restart Recording’ is enabled PCC does
not provide any user confirmation before the clip
is erased from RAM and starts recording again.
This feature should be used with care!