Chapter 3. Recording
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3.11. Using External Triggers
Recording on the
FASTCAM MC1
can be done by receiving various trigger signals matched to
the recording application. The trigger signals that can be used on the
FASTCAM MC1
are explained
here, along with a description of how to use them.
3.11.1. Inputting an External Trigger Signal
The external trigger signals that can be used with the
FASTCAM MC1
, and their input system,
are listed below. To switch the type of input signal SW/TTL, switch the “Slide Switch” on the front
panel.
External TTL trigger signal input settings are made by selecting
SYNC IN/OUT
from the menu,
and then
TRIG TTL IN
from the submenu.
The signals are input from the
TRIGGER IN
connector explained in section “
2.2.9. I/O
Connectors
”.
Connector Name
(Input System)
Menu Setting
Signal
TRIG POS
Isolated IC Input (+4.5V - +12V), Positive Polarity
TRIGGER IN (TTL)
TRIG NEG
Isolated IC Input (+4.5V - +12V), Negative Polarity
TRIGGER IN (SW)
(none)
Contact Signal
Use caution not to input more than specified voltage or current to the TRIGGER IN signal inputs as there is a
risk of damage to the equipment.
Summary of Contents for Fastcam MC1
Page 1: ...FASTCAM MC1 Hardware Manual Revision 1 02E ...
Page 13: ...11 Chapter 1 Overview 1 1 Product Overview and Features ...
Page 19: ...FASTCAM MC1 Hardware Manual 17 2 2 2 Camera Controller Part Names Front Panel ...
Page 96: ...Chapter 3 Recording 94 MEMO ...
Page 113: ...111 Chapter 6 System Settings 6 1 Display Settings 6 2 Other Detailed Settings ...
Page 124: ...Chapter 6 System Settings 122 MEMO ...
Page 125: ...123 Chapter 7 Product Specifications 7 1 Specifications 7 2 Dimensions ...
Page 137: ...135 Chapter 8 Warranty 8 1 About the Warranty ...
Page 139: ...137 Chapter 9 Contacting Photron 9 1 Contacting Photron ...