EVS XT3 MulticamLSM Version 11.01 - November 2012 Operation Manual - Manual (Page 188)

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18. Hypermotion Mode
18.1 Introduction
18.1.1 Definition
The Hypermotion mode allows the server to control a hypermotion camera. Such
cameras record images at a frame rate much higher than standard cameras.
They record a buffer of images in an internal memory. This buffer can then be ingested
into an EVS server via the standard SDI connection. In doing so, a hypermotion camera
is considered as a standard camera by the server.
18.1.2 Camera Differences
The aim of the hypermotion mode is to enable the use of a standard EVS Remote to
control the hypermotion camera. Though most commands are identical for such cameras,
the last part of this chapter lists some of the supported camera models along with their
specific features.
18.1.3 License Code
The hypermotion mode is a software option which requires the installation of the license
code 20. For more information on this required license key, contact the Support or Sales
team.
18.1.4 Activating the Hypermotion Mode
To access the hypermotion mode, you should ensure that:
• The mandatory license code is activated.
• The Hypermotion parameter is activated in the Operational Setup menu of the
remote (p.11.1 F1), or see also the Multicam Configuration manual.
• You have correctly selected the number of remotes in the main menu according to
the Remote mode parameter defined in the Operational Setup menu of the remote
(p.11.1 F3), or see the Tech Ref Software manual.
Depending on the selected
Remote mode, you will control the hypermotion camera
only or the hypermotion camera and a PGM of the server.