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Phantom Help File96

trigger signal must be held in for it to be a valid trigger signal.

NOTE

The Trigger options are not available with the Phantom v4.1, v5.0, or v6.0 cameras.

pre-trigger pin is:

Pre-Trigger Pin Is specifies whether a TTL supplied input signal is to be used to toggle

Memory Gate or as a pre-trigger input signal.

NOTE

The MemGate options are not available with Phantom v4.1, v5.0, or v6.0 cameras.

Ready signal ends at:

Ready signal ends at instructs the connected-to camera to toggle off its READY signal either

the moment a Trigger signal has been detected by the camera or when the allocated

memory, in the selected camera, has completed capturing all the images to be recorded.

Miro/Strobe pin is:

The option allows the user to specify the signal type to be activated on the Auxiliary pin of

the capture connector.

NOTE

This option will only be available when connected to a Miro 3, Miro 3.1, Miro eX4, or Miro 4

camera.

Start In

The Start In command allows the end-user to specify the default operational state a camera

should be placed into when the user powers up the camera. The possible states include:

Idle

When selected this radio button instructs the camera to start in the Preview Waiting for

pre-trigger... mode. This means the end-user will have to click the Capture button, in

the Live Control Panel, to place the camera into the Preview + Recording… waiting for

trigger mode.

Capture

When selected this radio button instructs the camera to start in the Preview +

Recording… waiting for trigger mode.

NOTE

The Start in options are not available with the Phantom v4.1, v5.0, or v6.0 camera models.

Auto Exposure Selector

AutoExposure Enable Box

When enabled, (checked), the Auto Exposure feature will be enabled. The Auto Exposure

feature is extremely useful when conditions adversely effect setting the camera's exposure