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INSTRUCTION MANUAL | Capabilities, functionalities and applications
TRIGGER – CONNECTING A DEVICE TRIGGERING A SPECIFIC
MVP-100
Thanks to the GPIO connector, you can connect to your converter the external devices that automatically
trigger a specific MVP-100 Multi-camera unit process.
There are 8 inputs assigned for each of the windows, which means you also have 8 outputs at your
disposal. Such functionality has a huge number of applications for various industries and types of
recorded material.
For instance - in safety systems: when a person comes to a specific location, a signal can direct a camera
to the specified area. Similarly, for example, in the amusement park - it may be used to automatically
record ‚an adventure’ at the most important attractions as a souvenir for the participants. During a
football match, the camera can automatically zoom to the goal, when a ball (or a player) is in the vicinity.
And during the fashion show, in a specific place of the catwalk a full figure of a model can be shown, from
top to bottom, revealing all the details of presented creations. (picture below)
There are endless possibilities!
4K CAMERA
4K CAMERA
MOTION SENSOR
WINDOW 2 START
WINDOW 2 STOP
JOYSTICK – ADDITIONAL POSSIBILITIES OF CONTROLLING YOUR
VIRTUAL CAMERA
This functionality additionally significantly increases the utilization of MVP-100 Multi-camera unit
converter’s capabilities. A joystick in the external Reckeen MVP Control panel allows the operator to
control the virtual camera manually within the selected window. Thus, in each of the eight virtual camera
windows, both the software settings - for automatic control, as well as the manual control - using a
joystick, can be used.
One of the effects possible to achieve in this manner is a dynamic shooting with keeping track of a chosen
object or an important area. With the joystick, you can quickly and dynamically react to the occurring
changes and capture all the relevant details.
All the position changes are shown in a graphic form at the MultiViewer outputs, which makes using the