Triggering Quattrocento
Cita da marta.mirkov su 19 Novembre 2024, 10:54Hi,
I am trying to externally trigger Quattrocento using the XSense Awinda system and MT Manager sotware.
Awinda station can send a trigger-out signal that is 3.3V to the trigger connector of Quattrocento, and it is supposed to start recording, right?
Hi,
I am trying to externally trigger Quattrocento using the XSense Awinda system and MT Manager sotware.
Awinda station can send a trigger-out signal that is 3.3V to the trigger connector of Quattrocento, and it is supposed to start recording, right?
Cita da Fabio su 19 Novembre 2024, 11:15Hi Marta,
yes it's exactly as you said, in the backpanel of the quattrocento if you connect a trigger to the "trigger" connector the device will check it and if it finds a rise edge (over 2.5V) the recording will be automatically restarted in the otbiolab software. The recording will continue until the device doesn't recognize a falling edge (under 2.5V). In this way, you will obtain a file related to the time during which the trigger signal was higher than 2.5 V.
Thank you for this post, hope this will be helpful.
Hi Marta,
yes it's exactly as you said, in the backpanel of the quattrocento if you connect a trigger to the "trigger" connector the device will check it and if it finds a rise edge (over 2.5V) the recording will be automatically restarted in the otbiolab software. The recording will continue until the device doesn't recognize a falling edge (under 2.5V). In this way, you will obtain a file related to the time during which the trigger signal was higher than 2.5 V.
Thank you for this post, hope this will be helpful.
