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800519-0A
MEMRECAM GO-4K
User's manual
ST-907 MEMRECAM GO-4K
February 2024
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  • Page 1 800519-0A MEMRECAM GO-4K User's manual ST-907 MEMRECAM GO-4K February 2024 For safety precautions, refer to the separate "Safety Precautions". Some equipment may have warning labels or indications in areas that require attention for safety when using the equipment. Be sure to read the warning messages before operating the equipment.
  • Page 2 Trademarks MEMRECAM is a trademark of NAC Image Technology. Microsoft Windows is a registered trade- mark of Microsoft Corporation USA. Other company names and product names noted here are trademarks or registered trademarks of those companies. This manual contains instructions for camera firmware Ver. 0.8.3.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents ........3 Shape, environment, precision, standards, Features of This Unit ......... 4 disposables, dimensional drawings ..152 Main Accessories, Options ....154 Introduction Preparation before use ......6 Revision History ......163 External Appearance and Names of Each Contacts ..........

  • Page 4: Features Of This Unit

    Features of This Unit Features of This Unit MEMRECAM GO is a digital high-speed camera designed to analyze fast-moving phenomena. Compact integrated Small size, equivalent to MEMRECAM GO-9/12. Integrated system with built-in recording sec- tion enables recording/analysis of high-speed phenomena. High-speed, high-resolution image sensors Equipped with a high-sensitivity CMOS sensor capable of high resolution and high speed drive.
  • Page 5 Introduction Preparation before use ............6 External Appearance and Names of Each Part ......8 (00519)

  • Page 6: Preparation Before Use

    Preparation before use Preparation before use Prepare the camera before use. The table below is an example of preparation. Camera GO-4K Lens F Mount lenses Power supply for cameras Such as AC adapters and batteries The camera body does not have a video output connector. Be Operator (PC, tablets) sure to prepare an operating device such as a PC or tablets.
  • Page 7 Preparation before use Be careful when installing the camera Be careful when installing the camera The camera is cooled by a fan. Do not block any vents. Do not block both exhaust vents. Be sure to open one point. Vents Exhaust vents Exhaust vents Precautions when using the Wi-Fi adapter...

  • Page 8: External Appearance And Names Of Each Part

    External Appearance and Names of Each Part External Appearance and Names of Each Part Front panel Lens Mount The illustration shows F mounted. Screw hole (4 holes M4 depth 8mm) Do not insert screws beyond the depth of the screw holes as this may cause malfunction.
  • Page 9 External Appearance and Names of Each Part Left and right sides of the camera Screw hole (1 hole 1/4-20UNC depth Screw hole (1 hole 1/4-20UNC depth 9mm) 9mm) Screw hole (6 holes 1/4-20 depth Screw hole (6 holes 1/4-20 depth 5.5mm) 5.5mm) Screw hole (1 hole 3/8-16UNC depth...
  • Page 10 External Appearance and Names of Each Part Rear panel CAMERA MODE LED TRIG connector PWR BTN & POWER LED FUNC BTN 1 E-paper FUNC BTN 2 EPAPER BTN & LED USB 2.0 connector FUNC BTN 3 USB 3.1 connector DC-IN connector EJECT BTN &...
  • Page 11 External Appearance and Names of Each Part Respective LEDs CAMERA MODE LED LED Status Operation REC mode. Displays trigger detection status while the camera image is being recorded by memory. Indicates the recording status to the recording memory by changing Orange the brightness of orange due to light and dark.
  • Page 12 External Appearance and Names of Each Part CAMERA MODE LED LED Status Operation Waiting to save to external USB storage device. Flashing Saving to an external USB storage device has started, but is not yet complete green because the external USB storage device is not connected. Check the connection status of the external USB storage device.
  • Page 13 External Appearance and Names of Each Part Camera's LED Status power sta- Operation Flashing orange 2-second cycle (Lit for 1.5 sec, Power on Sleep state. off for 0.5 sec- onds) RESET button is pressed (maximum duration: approx. 1.9 Yellow Power on sec.).
  • Page 14 External Appearance and Names of Each Part ETHERNET LED LED Status Operation Yellow-green Linking in 1000BASE-T. Orange Linking in 100BASE-TX. Not lit Not connected to network or powered off. EJECT LED & BTN (LED and button are integrated) LED Status Operation Flashing Blue The camera is recognizing the connected device.
  • Page 15 External Appearance and Names of Each Part Removing an External USB Storage (1) Press the EJECT button that is lit. (2) When the EJECT button goes off, the external USB storage device can be removed. Pressing the EJECT button during external USB storage saving will force the sav- ing process to terminate.
  • Page 16 External Appearance and Names of Each Part FUNC BTN 1 Operation Function Press the Trigger input button FUNC BTN 2 Operation Function Short press Turn on/off LIVE display on GO-Touch (if item thumbnail is displayed) Long press Delete last recorded video FUNC BTN 1 FUNC BTN 2 FUNC BTN2 Transition on short press...
  • Page 17 External Appearance and Names of Each Part EPAPER BTN & LED (LED and button are integrated) LED Status Operation White EPAPER BTN is pressed. Not lit EPAPER BTN is not pressed. Operation Function Press the Switching e-paper display button E-paper E-paper E-paper on the back displays camera information and a QR code for Wi-Fi connectivity IP address of the camera's...
  • Page 18 External Appearance and Names of Each Part Display Display Display Condi- QR Code Description. order Contents tions A link to the MEMRECAM GO prod- When the camera HELP uct introduction page on our web- is turned off. site will be displayed. When the camera h a s b e e n s u c - cessfully started...
  • Page 19 External Appearance and Names of Each Part Automatic display 2 and display 3 transitions Automatic display 2 and display 3 transitions Display 2 and 3 will automatically switch according to changes in the number of terminals con- nected wirelessly to the camera connected to the Wi-Fi adapter. When a terminal connects to the camera using the QR code in Display 2, the display switches to Display 3.
  • Page 20 External Appearance and Names of Each Part AC POWER SYSTEM AC POWER SYSTEM DC connector AC cable Power switch DC cable AC connector (00519)
  • Page 21 Camera Setup Mount the Lens ..........22 Adjust the Lens Aperture ........23 Connecting Ethernet cable ......... 25 Until the power is turned on ....... 27 Until the power is turned off ....... 33 Restore the camera to factory settings ....35 Connect Camera and tablet PC ......

  • Page 22: Mount The Lens

    Mount the Lens Mount the Lens The mounting adapter is screwed to the front panel of the camera with four screws. F The Nikon F mount lens can be attached to the camera on the mount adapter. Available F Mount Lens Types D Type, G Type Mount the Lens Mount the Lens...

  • Page 23: Adjust The Lens Aperture

    Adjust the Lens Aperture Adjust the Lens Aperture How to adjust the aperture of F-mount lenses is explained. Even if the lens does not have an aperture ring, the aperture can be adjusted with the ring on the camera. F mount adapter has a mount aperture ring. Even if you attach a lens without an aperture ring, you can adjust the aperture using the mount aperture ring on the camera body.
  • Page 24 Adjust the Lens Aperture If the lens does not have an aperture ring G Type lens Adjust the aperture with the mount aperture ring •Turn the mount aperture ring to adjust the aperture. Turn in the direction of CLOSE to stop the aperture. •The image will get darker •The depth of field will get deeper (the range of focus will be wider)

  • Page 25: Connecting Ethernet Cable

    Adjust the Lens Aperture Connecting Ethernet cable GO-4K uses a simple J3 cable/J3 branch cable (optional) to connect Ethernet cables. J3 Cable Type The J3 cable is an optional cable common to MEMRECAM series. J3 branch cable Ethernet cable connection connector and various input/output connectors Connectors ETHER EST2...
  • Page 26 Mount the lens mount adapter Connect the cable The connection method is the same for J3 branch cables and simple J3 cables. The example is explained using a simple J3 cable. (1) Connect simple J3 cable to REMOTE con- (2) Connect Ethernet cable nector P l u g r e d circle...

  • Page 27: Until The Power Is Turned On

    Until the power is turned on Until the power is turned on Connect the AC adapter or battery plate to the camera's power connector, depending on the power source to be connected AC adapter and battery used Use AC adapter only. Use battery only.
  • Page 28 Until the power is turned on Use AC adapter only. (1) Connect the DC cable of the AC adapter to the camera's power input (2) Turn on the power switch of the AC adapter (3) Press the power button on the camera P l u g r e d circle Make sure that POWER LED...
  • Page 29 Until the power is turned on Install the battery plate. Install the battery plate. (1) Check the mounting screw holes on the camera. (2) Check that there are three screws on the battery plate. (3) Remove the wrench attached to the battery plate. (4) Screw in the battery plate.
  • Page 30 Until the power is turned on <Check the battery plate before connecting it to the camera.> Do not connect the power cable to the camera's power input while the LED on the battery plate is lit. Use battery only. (1) Install the battery plate. Connect the plate's power cable to the camera. (2) Install the battery.
  • Page 31 Until the power is turned on AC adapter and battery used together. (1) Install the battery plate. Connect the power cable of the plate to the camera. (2) Install the battery. Connect the DC cable of the AC adapter to the power input of the bat- tery.
  • Page 32 Until the power is turned on Battery Battery plate Powering the Battery AC adapter Connecting Camera replacement Remaining status Not lit Not connected None Yellow Connecting Can be used Not connected Battery Cannot replace Pay attention Connecting to the remain- Not connected Battery Cannot replace...

  • Page 33: Until The Power Is Turned Off

    Until the power is turned off Until the power is turned off <Check before turning off the power.> Be sure to download all necessary data to USB media, PC, etc. before discon- necting the AC adapter or battery. The recorded data in the camera will be erased when the camera's power input is completely turned off.
  • Page 34 Until the power is turned off Press and hold the camera's Turn OFF the AC adapter power power button. switch. To shut down the camera, press and hold Turn off the power switch on the AC adapter. the power button. When shutdown is complete, the POWER LED The LED on the AC adapter turns off.

  • Page 35: Restore The Camera To Factory Settings

    Restore the camera to factory settings Restore the camera to factory settings Restore the camera to factory settings Press and hold the "RESET" button with a thin stick-like object. There is a button inside the reset hole. A thin object like an extended paper clip is best. The settings you have changed (including LAN settings) and the recording data in the camera will be initialized.
  • Page 36 Restore the camera to factory settings After pressing the RESET button, release it Short press when the POWER LED lights yellow. POWER LED Press the RESET button Green light off (approx. 40 sec.) → white light once. off → white light on The camera will reboot.

  • Page 37: Connect Camera And Tablet Pc

    Connect Camera and tablet PC Connect Camera and tablet PC Wi-Fi control of the camera with a tablet The camera can be connected as shown in the connection example, and the tablet can be oper- ated wirelessly. In the example, the cameras connected to the network are connected through an access point. Control PC Connection example IP address 172.21.1.20...
  • Page 38 Connect Camera and tablet PC Connecting to an Access Point. Setting example) For Apple iPad(iPad OS) 1) Select "Wi-Fi" from the "Settings" menu. Tap the Wi-Fi access point "NACWIFI-01". NACWIFI-01 2) Enter the access point password and tap "Join". NACWIFI-01 ●●●●●●●●●...
  • Page 39 Connect Camera and tablet PC Setting example) For Windows 1)Select the Network icon in the notification area. 2) Make sure the Wi-Fi button is ON (col- ored) and select the SSID to be connected. NACWIFI-01 3) Confirm the SSID and select "Connect". NACWIFI-01 Check "Connect automatically"...
  • Page 40 Connect Camera and tablet PC Setting example) For Android 1) Select "Network & internet" from the "Settings" menu. 2) Select "Internet." 3) Select the SSID to connect to. NACWIFI-01 4) Enter the password for the access point NACWIFI-01 in the "Password" field and select "Connect." When the connection is complete, "Con- nected"...
  • Page 41 Connect Camera and tablet PC To manually change the tablet's IP address. DHCP (automatic IP address assignment function) may not be available in some network envi- ronments. Change the tablet's IP address setting manually. In the example, the IP address is set to "172.21.1.50". Setting example) For Apple iPad(iPad OS) 1) Tap the symbol next to the name of the network SSID connecting under "Wi-Fi"...
  • Page 42 Connect Camera and tablet PC Setting example) For Windows 1) Select "Network and Internet" from the "Windows Settings" menu. 2) Select the SSID to be connected and se- lect "Properties". NACWIFI-01 3) Select "Edit" for IP settings. 4) IP setting edition Change to "Manual".
  • Page 43 Connect Camera and tablet PC NACWIFI-01 5) Verify the settings. (00519)

  • Page 44: Connect The Tablet Using A Usb Wi-Fi Adapter

    Connect the tablet using a USB Wi-Fi adapter Connect the tablet using a USB Wi- Fi adapter By connecting a USB Wi-Fi adapter, a Wi-Fi connection can be established without the need for a wireless router. Connection example Camera USB Wi-Fi adapter Tablet Restrictions •...

  • Page 45: Connect Multiple Cameras And Tablets

    Connect multiple cameras and tablets Connect multiple cameras and tablets When connecting two cameras Connection example 1 When connecting two cameras Connection example 1 Connecting with an Ethernet cable Connecting with an Ethernet cable Follower camera (Slave) Leader camera (Master) Cat5e or higher Wi-Fi recommended...
  • Page 46 Connect multiple cameras and tablets When connecting two cameras When connecting two cameras Connection example 2 Connection example 2 Connect with GX remote cable Connect with GX remote cable GX remote cable Wi-Fi Follower camera Leader camera (Master) (Slave) 1) Connect the GX remote cable (plug type connectors on both sides) to the REMOTE connector on the camera.

  • Page 47: Go-Touch

    GO-Touch About GO-Touch ......... 48 GO-Touch Part Descriptions ....49 INFO ..........57 Network Configuration ......65 LIVE ..........75 PLAY ..........94 External USB Storage ......116 Lighting device control function ..123 Figures and explanations are mainly based on those of the same series product GO-12. Al- though the operation method is the same as that of GO-4K, some values that cannot be set in GO-4K may be included in the figures and explanations.

  • Page 48: About Go-Touch

    About GO-Touch About GO-Touch GO-Touch, a web application that can be used on PCs and various tablets, is included with the camera. The camera's angle of view, focus, brightness, etc. Can be adjusted right near the camera. GO-Touch Features Use with tablet devices Control and live display of the camera is possible with a tablet device.

  • Page 49: Go-Touch Part Descriptions

    GO-Touch Part Descriptions GO-Touch Part Descriptions This section describes each part of GO-Touch. MENU (main) screen Close window. Select Selects an item on the MENU and displays it in the same window. Manual Display the manual in a new window Publication MENU Items Function Description...
  • Page 50 GO-Touch Part Descriptions Example MENU display MENU screen When there is no recorded data in the camera Recorded data MENU screen When recording External USB Storage Recorded data MENU screen If the camera has recorded data and an external USB storage device is connected to the cam- era.
  • Page 51 GO-Touch Part Descriptions Cameras connected to the same network via LAN. (Camera 2) Tap the camera icon Camera 2 Camera 2 LIVE MENU screen If there are other cameras (GO cameras) on the same network (00519)
  • Page 52 GO-Touch Part Descriptions Select In addition to displaying the "INFO", "LIVE", and "PLAY" thumbnails individually by tapping them, it is also possible to display them as a batch or selectively. In the example, [All] is displayed as a batch, and the number of thumbnails displayed can be adjusted by selecting them with the checkboxes at 2.
  • Page 53 GO-Touch Part Descriptions How can the browser be displayed in a separate tab or window? In the [Select] display, the individual thumbnails are displayed in the same window, so they will be smaller. By long tapping the "INFO", "LIVE", and "PLAY" thumbnails, it is possible to display them in a separate tab or window.
  • Page 54 GO-Touch Part Descriptions Tap the item thumbnail to display. Rear panel thumbnail LIVE Thumbnails Tap thumbnail Tap thumbnail Rear panel is displayed. LIVE is displayed. PLAY thumbnail Tap thumbnail Multiple simultaneous PLAY is displayed. displays are also possible. When multiple playback images are displayed, playback speed and other factors depend on the specifications of the PC or tablet and the transmission speed.
  • Page 55 GO-Touch Part Descriptions Pressing the thumbnail again with the item displayed once more closes the cor- responding screen. Pressing the " " button closes the corresponding screen. Press " " next to a thumbnail of a playback image to delete the corresponding image. The border of the LIVE screen will show the same color as the camera's MODE_LED.
  • Page 56 GO-Touch Part Descriptions Pin Function Use the Pin function when there are many display items on the screen and you want to fix the display by scrolling up and down. Turn ON [Pin] of the item to be pinned INFO, LIVE, and PLAY (Scene1 and on the display.

  • Page 57: Info

    INFO INFO Set items related to the camera in the INFO menu. Settings are displayed by scrolling horizontally on the MENU screen. The following figure shows a list of INFO settings. (00519)
  • Page 58 INFO Ensure that the INFO menu is always visible in the screen. Tap to tog- gle ON/OFF. (A 56 ) Attempts to restore the images of deleted files. Images Recover whose memory has been overwritten cannot be restored. Displays the input voltage to the camera and the power source being used Power input to camera via AC adapter High...
  • Page 59 INFO Setting the recording memory division If the value "0" is entered, no recording will be made. shots Number of shots Allocation Type Memory sizes Recording Time frame Frames Trigger position setting If a range that cannot be set is entered, recording will not be possible. Numerical input.
  • Page 60 INFO Trigger timing setting when SYNC-OUT output is set to TRIG-OUT. Trigger signal is output at the center timing of the next Center frame. T-OUT (Tim Through Outputs the trigger input signal as it is. Trigger signal is output at the timing of the delay time Delay setting from the start of the next frame.
  • Page 61 INFO Polarity setting (Pol Trigger signal detected at "L" level Trigger signal detected at "H" level Numeric en- Filter) Filter setting for high external noise. (Setting in µs) Synchronous selection by EST2 signal It is possible to operate without synchronization regard- less of the signal input.
  • Page 62 INFO Camera fan speed setting 100%: Maximum speed N u m e r i c a l 1%: Silence input (%) 0%: Fan stopped (Actual Fan rotation state (varies with internal temperature) (unit %) Speed Fan speed (unit rpm) Indicates the graceful temperature at which the fan can be operated Stop) with the fan stopped (unit: degree) Temp (Sensor...
  • Page 63 INFO Camera information Change is linked to LIVE "NAME". (Default setting: nac_GO-Camera type_CID) Camera To return to the initial state, delete the entered characters and leave blank. Time Display of current time Displays whether the image sensor is color or mono- Sensor Color/Mono chrome.
  • Page 64 INFO 2.4 GHz channel. Changing channels may improve Wi-Fi How do make changes? 2.4GHz connectivity in environments with radio (A 65 ) interference or poor wireless conditions. Can be set from Ch 1 to Ch 11. 5GHz Not used. Turn ON/OFF the function to disable How do make changes? Stealth notification of the wireless LAN SSID to...

  • Page 65: Network Configuration

    Network Configuration Network Configuration The camera's network settings can be configured and changed in the INFO menu. Wired LAN settings can also be configured using the tools included with MLink. The network settings can be changed using the GO-Touch or the "Camera System Settings 64 (HXUtility)"...
  • Page 66 Network Configuration IP address setting for wired LAN IP address setting for wired LAN Please change the wired LAN settings when necessary depending on usage environment. How to set up Make sure Ether IP is set to "Manual". Tap Address to enter. Enter the IP address.
  • Page 67 Network Configuration The IP address of the browser is changed and the camera can be controlled Subnet mask change for wired LAN (GO-Touch) Subnet mask change for wired LAN (GO-Touch) How to set up Make sure the Ether IP is set to "Manual". "Mask)"...
  • Page 68 Network Configuration To set up with HXUtility To set up with HXUtility Do not start up and use MLink and HXUtility at the same time. HXUtility should be used after closing the MLink application. "Video and IPaddress setting" Change IP address and subnet mask. "Factory Set"...
  • Page 69 Network Configuration Change the DHCP function of the wired LAN (HXUtility) Change the DHCP function of the wired LAN (HXUtility) How to set up Click [Video and IPaddress setting]. Cameras on the same network will be displayed. Check the cameras to be changed and click [OK]. Select [Obtain an IP address automatically] and click [Set- ting].
  • Page 70 Network Configuration IP address configuration for wired LAN (HXUtility) IP address configuration for wired LAN (HXUtility) How to set up Click [Video and IPaddress setting"]. Cameras on the same network are displayed. Check the cameras to be changed and click [OK]. Enter the address to be set in the [IP Address] field.
  • Page 71 Network Configuration Wi-Fi Settings Change the Wi-Fi settings when necessary depending on usage environment. Settings can be changed Setting point Description. SSID of the Wi-Fi adapter. Wi-Fi SSID (Default setting: nac_GO-Camera type_CID) Only one-byte alphanumeric characters can be set. Change the password for connecting to the Wi-Fi (Default: memrecam). Passphrase Only one-byte alphanumeric characters can be set.
  • Page 72 Network Configuration Common Items Enable changed settings? To activate the setting, tap on a blank spot on the screen. A confirmation message will appear. Tap "OK" to change the setting. How to change Wi-Fi SSID and Passphrase Tap each item to enter text. Enter the item to be changed.
  • Page 73 Network Configuration How to set 2.4GHz channels Tap the 2.4GHz item to display a pull-down menu. Tap the item to be set from the menu. To make the setting effective after the change, please follow the instructions in "Common Items Enable changed settings? to make the setting effective after the change. 2.4GHz How to set up Stealth When the Stealth feature is turned on, the SSID cannot be found by tablets and PCs.
  • Page 74 Network Configuration How to set Clients (number of connected terminals) How to set Clients (number of connected terminals) Set a limit on the number of tablet devices that can be connected to the camera using the wireless LAN adapter. Connecting with a large number of terminals may cause operational er- rors and load on the network.

  • Page 75: Live

    LIVE LIVE Set the speed, shutter speed, and other recording-related settings. Settings are displayed by scrolling horizontally on the MENU screen. LIVE and PLAY share the same display items. (00519)
  • Page 76 LIVE Ensure that the INFO menu is always visible in the screen. Tap to tog- gle ON/OFF. (A 56 ) Updates the black balance (noise and black level correc- Black tion data) to compensate for fixed pattern noise on the sensor.
  • Page 77 LIVE Sets the ISO sensitivity. ISO speed If MCFF is On, changes made here will not be reflected in the image, so make changes within the live screen. Sets the analog gain to be applied to the image sensor. Analog gain 0.5x Sensitivity Analog gain 1.0x (default setting) Analog gain 2.0x...
  • Page 78 LIVE Set up the display to match the characteristics of the display in use. Linear Linear characteristics suitable for luminance analysis BT.601 Gamma characteristics suitable for SDTV displays, etc. OETF Gamma characteristics (including BT.709) suitable for sRGB commonly used HDTV displays, etc. (Default setting) BT.2100(HLG) Gamma characteristics suitable for HDR displays, etc.
  • Page 79 LIVE Sets whether or not the random noise component removal (low-pass filter) is used when MCFF is used. Denoise Random noise component removal is not performed. Random noise component removal. (Default setting) Selects the luminance characteristics when MCFF is used. Normal Display using gain, gamma, and knee settings Linear...
  • Page 80 LIVE LIVE LIVE View the current camera image and set the recording settings. Tap the image to hide the menu and buttons and display only the image. Tap again to display the menu and buttons. Trigger button Displaying the Settings Menu Display of the current camera image and recording settings can be made.
  • Page 81 LIVE Setting item Setting details Speed Set the recording speed. Resolution Set the resolution. Shutter Sets the shutter speed. Set ISO sensitivity. Luma Display the brightness graph and set the metering area. Set the white balance. Set the memory segment and trigger position. (00519)
  • Page 82 LIVE Speed Size (00519)
  • Page 83 LIVE Shutter It can be adjusted by moving the slide left or right. AutoExposure When this check box is selected, the camera determines the brightness of the subject and au- tomatically adjusts the shutter speed. The brightness of the subject to be judged for automatic exposure is within the specified area that can be set in Luma.
  • Page 84 LIVE It can be adjusted by moving the slide left or right. AutoISO When this checkbox is selected, the camera determines the subject brightness and adjusts ISO speed Check to turn the function ON or OFF. ON inverts the box. Unchecked AutoISO: OFF The ISO sensitivity adjusted by the camera is displayed in real time.
  • Page 85 LIVE Luma Luminance graphs can be displayed, areas can be specified, and MotionDetect can be set.Mo- tionDetect sets can be checked for ON/OFF. "MotionDetect" is the same function as "Image Trigger" of our conventional model. Luminance graph display area The vertical axis represents the luminance average. The horizontal axis is the time axis.
  • Page 86 LIVE MotionDetect (luminance detection automatic trigger input function) This function automatically inputs a trigger when there is a sudden change in luminance within the metering area set by Luma. It responds quickly to changes in luminance, with a delay of approximately one frame before the trigger is input.
  • Page 87 LIVE Image trigger threshold calculation The image trigger threshold calculation is performed by the following internal process, taking into account both cases of large and small flicker due to illumination. (This is a schematic diagram and differs from the actual scale.) Calculates the maximum and minimum values of the sum of luminance in a specified area and the difference between them.
  • Page 88 LIVE White balance can be set. Button Function Before recording, take a picture of a white object (e.g., paper) and pre- WB-Set cisely adjust the white balance value. Custom Factory setting. 3100K Used when the color temperature of the light source is known. The color 5000K temperature of the light source can be set to 3100K, 5000K, or 9000K.
  • Page 89 LIVE Memory segment settings and trigger position settings can be made. Erase All Memory Memory Segment Setting Trigger position setting Button Function Erase All Erase all images in memory. 1 to 50 Sets the memory segment partitioning. This setting is used when recording phenomena that occur immediately 5% +95% after the trigger is input.
  • Page 90 LIVE Erase All Erase all images in memory. Be sure to save the necessary images before implementing Erase All. Erase All Steps Tap "Erase All" and a confirmation message window will appear. Tap "OK" to execute. Tap "Cancel" to interrupt Memory Segment MEMRECAM GO uses memory in a much different way than previous products.
  • Page 91 LIVE About memory segments in MEMRECAM GO Example A camera with 68GB memory divided into 5 segments The segment is divided into 5 segments and then triggered to record. 68GB of total memory Memory remaining 4 seg- One segment was recorded. ments 54.4GB Recorded If the recording time is longer than the current...
  • Page 92 LIVE Black balance button Tap the button and the camera will automatically acquire the black balance. Shading of the lens or camera mount is not necessary. (+1) indicates the temperature difference be- tween the current sensor temperature and the sensor temperature at black balance acquisition. Use this as a reference when acquiring black bal- ance.
  • Page 93 LIVE The camera is already ready to record at startup. Tap the trigger button to start recording. Recording time before trigger Number of recordings Recording time after trigger The example in the figure shows that the camera can record 12.6 seconds each before and af- ter the moment the trigger button is tapped.

  • Page 94: Play

    PLAY PLAY Playback of recorded video, simple analysis, and data storage. Settings are displayed by scrolling horizontally on the MENU screen. LIVE and PLAY have the same display items, but the items that can be set or changed are dif- ferent.
  • Page 95 PLAY Ensure that the INFO menu is always visible in the screen. Tap to tog- gle ON/OFF. (A 56 ) Ensure that the INFO menu is always visible in the screen. Tap to toggle ON/OFF. (A 56 ) Black Not used in PLAY. Shot Delete recorded video.
  • Page 96 PLAY ISO sensitivity can be displayed and changed. ISO speed If MCFF is On in PLAY, changes made here will not be reflected in the image, so make changes within the PLAY screen. Display sensitivity multiplication setting. Analog gain 0.5x Sensitivity Analog gain 1.0x (default setting) Analog gain 2.0x...
  • Page 97 PLAY Select the correction method for the color characteristics of the image sensor. Does not compensate for the color characteristics of the Original sensor. Overall saturation is low, but color saturation is suppressed. Color Corrects for characteristics close to those of real-world color tones.
  • Page 98 PLAY Selects the luminance characteristics when MCFF is used. Normal Display using gain, gamma, and knee settings Linear Image data is displayed as is without correction. Displays camera data with specified input/output con- Custom version characteristics. (Default setting) Applies a user-specified luminance table written in a Table text file.
  • Page 99 PLAY Playback image Menu display (1) Slide the screen range up (2) The setting menu slides. Slide this range up Play Play back video. Luminance graph (00519)
  • Page 100 PLAY A graph of the total luminance values of the displayed frames. It Luminance graph makes it easier to look for phenomena with changes in luminance. Button Function Displays the frame number of the displayed image. Display frame num- Tap to enter a numerical value and directly specify the frame.
  • Page 101 PLAY Zoom in on the luminance graph The frame can be moved by sliding the luminance graph to the left or right. Expanding the lu- minance graph allows fine frame manipulation (frame feed). Display state immediately after recording. Zoomed in state of luminance graph. Frame shift in slide large.
  • Page 102 PLAY Changes the ISO sensitivity during playback. It is effective only during playback and does not affect recorded data. It can be adjusted by moving the slide left or right. RecordedISO Uncheck the box to change the ISO sensitivity of the playback image. The default setting is checked.
  • Page 103 PLAY Meas Simple measurement can be performed on WebPanel. • Actual size setting • 2 points distance • 3 point angle • 2 line (4 points) angle •The setting result is initialized by reloading the screen (web page). •There is no function to output the result of this function. Use the screen save func- tion of tablet etc.
  • Page 104 PLAY Set reference point Tap O1 to set the reference point. •Even after the decision is made, the refer- ence point can be moved by selecting the check box. Set reference point •When O1 is selected, the angle displayed in the data display / input area is the angle based on the horizontal and vertical of the Check display screen (the angle is 0 °).
  • Page 105 PLAY Draw a line at 2 points Tap A1 to determine the position, and then set A2 to draw a line connecting the two points. •After the position is determined, you can move the point by selecting the check box. •The px value displayed in the Data Display/ Input Area indicates the length of the line in pixels.
  • Page 106 PLAY Draw 2 lines with 3 points and measure the inside angle Angle display 140.2° Following A2, when A3 is set, a line connecting the two points is drawn. The interior angles of the two lines A1-A2 and A2-A3 are displayed. Measure the angle between 2 lines (4 points) 80.3°...
  • Page 107 PLAY Guide Guide Check box By selecting the "Guide" check box, a guide will appear perpendicular to the line segment at the two drawn points. When drawing a line segment with three or more points, a guide is displayed on the line segment connecting the selected point and the previous point.
  • Page 108 PLAY Check box By selecting the "XY" checkbox, the length of the drawn line segment is separated into the horizontal and vertical components of the screen. •The values in the X direction (screen horizontal direction) and Y direction (screen ver- tical direction) are the lengths corresponding to the values set in "Setting the Reference Length".
  • Page 109 PLAY Save Button Function Save JPEG sequentially numbered images together in ZIP for- JPEG mat. 8-bit TIFF (monochrome) sequentially numbered images are TIFF8 saved together in ZIP format. 8bit TIFF (monochrome) sequentially numbered images are TIFF8 saved together in a folder. Only "external USB storage con- nected to the camera"...
  • Page 110 PLAY The image data can be saved to "external USB storage connected to the camera" or to "the tablet or PC on which the camera is operating". Save to an external USB Save to the tablet or PC on storage device connected which the GO-Touch is op- erated.
  • Page 111 PLAY Note the download destination setting in the browser. The PC or tablet may be set to save downloaded data to cloud service storage. Examples: Apple's iCloud, Google's Google Drive, Microsoft's OneDrive, etc. If downloading is not possible due to a space problem or internal environment, change the data storage Setting example) Apple iPad (iPad OS) (1) Select "Safari"...
  • Page 112 PLAY About the output file JPEG/TIFF16 Outputs all image files in the specified range as a single ZIP file. The image files are available when the ZIP file is extracted on a tablet or PC. Example.) Display for saving a JPEG to the tablet that is oper- ating the camera.
  • Page 113 PLAY Frame information data is output as a CSV file; please use an application that can display CSV format files. Parameters Description FRMN Frame number FRMR Frame relative time (trigger detection time = 0) Average of the luminance levels of pixels in the specified area (0.0 is black, LUMR 1.0 is white, and out of range corresponds to blocked up shadows or blown out highlights)
  • Page 114 PLAY Parameters Description SYNM Synchronization signal time [min]. SYNS Synchronization signal time [sec]. FRMM Exposure start time [min]. FRMS Exposure start time [sec]. EXPT Exposure time [sec] HDRT Not used FSYD Not used FSHM Not used RC16 Number of recordings (repeated within 16-bit range) FC32 Frame counter (repeats in 32-bit range) E2ND...
  • Page 115 PLAY The brightness sum of the frame is outputted as a CSV file. Use an application that can display CSV format files. Parameters Description FRMN Frame number Average of the luminance levels of pixels in the specified area (0.0 is black, LUMR 1.0 is white, and out of range corresponds to blocked up shadows or blown out highlights)

  • Page 116: External Usb Storage

    External USB Storage External USB Storage Save recorded video to an external USB storage device connected to the camera. Saved MCFF files can also be played back. External USB Storage Recorded data MENU screen When the camera has recorded data and an external USB storage device is connected to the camera External USB Storage Recorded...
  • Page 117 External USB Storage External USB Storage USB3 or USB2 Device Status Icon Description Volume label/device Free space n a m e / m a n u f a c t u r e r (USB storage) name/identification ID Icon Operation Works as USB 3 Works as USB 2 Works as USB 3...
  • Page 118 External USB Storage Some external USB storage devices have different writing speeds, which may affect the recording time. Check the specifications and performance of the external USB storage device before connecting it to the camera. If a USB 3.0 storage device is connected to the camera's USB2 connector, the trans- fer rate will be limited to the USB2 standard.
  • Page 119 External USB Storage Connecting and Disconnecting Storage Note before connecting Do not connect the camera with the following files in the root folder of the USB storage device. The camera may freeze when connected. <Files that should not be placed in the root folder>. MCFF files taken with our MEMRECAM series other than the GO series (Files with the extension ".MCF") <In case of freeze>...
  • Page 120 External USB Storage A) Connecting external USB storage Connect an external USB storage device The connected storage is displayed in to the camera's USB 3.1 connector. the GO-Touch's INFO and its status can EJECT BTN & LED will light up. be checked.
  • Page 121 External USB Storage C)Reconnection Reconnect the ejected external USB storage device to the camera. The external USB storage icon will change and connect to the camera Tap the INFO external USB storage icon. again. EJECT will light up. Pressing EJECT BTN & LED on rear panel does not reconnect. D) Removing external USB storage Check that the EJECT BTN &...
  • Page 122 External USB Storage Delete storage recordings from PLAY list Delete storage recordings from PLAY list Delete recorded files stored in storage from PLAY's display list. Tap the trash can icon on the recording that appears in the PLAY list. The recorded file is deleted from the PLAY list. About deleted files Deleted recorded files are automatically created and moved to a folder named "go_trash"...

  • Page 123: Lighting Device Control Function

    Lighting device control function Lighting device control function Lighting devices and cameras can be controlled from the GO-Touch by connecting them to a wired LAN on the same network. Supported Lighting Equipment Supports Art-Net 4. Supports Internet browser control by entering IP address. Models that can be controlled by "http:// (lighting equipment IP address)/".
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  • Page 125: Specification

    Specification Image sensor ............126 Recorder .............130 System Control ............132 Connector ............140 Shape, environment, precision, standards, disposables, dimensional drawings ..........152 Main Accessories, Options ........154 (00519)

  • Page 126: Image Sensor

    Image sensor Image sensor Image sensor (common specs) Format About 1.4 inch CMOS sensor (monochome, color) Pixel size 4.5μm x 4.5μm Valid Pixels 4,608 × 2,176 pixels (10,000,000 pixels) Maximum Area 20.736 × 9.792 mm Optical Axis Center Accuracy ±0.5 mm Sensitivity Mono ISO 400 to 12,500...
  • Page 127 Image sensor Frame Rates and Valid Pixels GO-4K (1/3) Maximum Horizontal-Vertical Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm) Frame Rate Ratio Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Vertical (fps) (Size) 4608 2176 20.736 9.792 Split 2176 2176 9.792 9.792 4096 2160 18.432 9.72 DCI 4K 3840 2160 17.28...
  • Page 128 Image sensor Frame Rates and Valid Pixels GO-4K (2/3) Maximum Horizontal-Vertical Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm) Frame Rate Ratio Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Vertical (fps) (Size) 4608 20.736 3.024 Split 4608 20.736 2.88 Split 2048 9.216 2.88 Split 1136 5.112 2.88 Split 3,000...
  • Page 129 Image sensor Frame Rates and Valid Pixels GO-4K (3/3) Maximum Horizontal-Vertical Valid Pixels Valid Image Area (mm) Frame Rate Ratio Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Vertical (fps) (Size) 4608 20.736 0.288 Split 16,000 2048 9.216 0.288 Split 3.456 0.288 Split 4608 20.736 0.144 Split 20,000...

  • Page 130: Recorder

    Recorder Recorder Recording Memory 16GB Model : Mounted memory capacity 17GB Installed Memory 32GB Model : Mounted memory capacity 34GB 64GB Model : Mounted memory capacity 68GB 17GBx1, 8.5GBx2, 4.2GBx4, 2.1GBx8 16GB Model 1.0GBx16, 535MBx32, 267MBx64 34GBx1, 17GBx2, 8.5GBx4, 4.2GBx8 Memory Segment Partitions 32GB Model 2.1GBx16, 1.0GBx32, 536MBx64...
  • Page 131 Recorder Simultaneous Recording Data Recorded Scene Number Closed caption method Recording Trigger Mode Setting Closed caption method Frame Rate Closed caption method Frame Size Closed caption method Shutter Speed Closed caption method Recording Image Quality Set- Closed caption method tings Recording Comments Closed caption method Trigger Time...

  • Page 132: System Control

    System Control System Control CAMERA MODE LED (1/2) LED Status Operation REC mode. Displays trigger detection status while the camera image is being record- ed by memory. Indicates the recording status to the recording memory by Orange changing the brightness of orange due to light and dark. After the trigger input, it changes from light to dark.
  • Page 133 System Control CAMERA MODE LED (2/2) LED Status Operation Waiting to save to external USB storage device. Flashing green Saving to an external USB storage device has started, but is not yet (approximately 1 complete because the external USB storage device is not connected. second cycle) Check the connection status of the external USB storage device.
  • Page 134 System Control PWR BTN & POWER LED (LED and button in one) (1/2) PWR BTN & POWER LED (LED and button in one) (1/2) Camera's LED Status power sta- Operation Flashing white Power on Camera is activated. White Power on Camera starts up and is in normal status.
  • Page 135 System Control PWR BTN & POWER LED (LED and button in one) (2/2) PWR BTN & POWER LED (LED and button in one) (2/2) Camera's LED Status power sta- Operation Not lit Power off No external power supply. Red and green alter- Thermal shutdown occurs.
  • Page 136 System Control EJECT LED & BTN (LED and button are integrated) LED Status Operation Flashing Blue The camera is recognizing the connected device. External USB storage connected to USB2.0 connector. Ready for storage. Yellow-green USB3.1 connector with external USB storage device not compatible with USB3.
  • Page 137 System Control EPAPER BTN & LED (LED and button are integrated) LED Status Operation White EPAPER BTN is pressed. Not lit EPAPER BTN is not pressed. Operation Function Press the Switching e-paper display button e-paper E-paper on the back displays camera information and a QR code for Wi-Fi connectivity Wi-Fi adapter frequency band IP address of the camera's wired LAN...
  • Page 138 System Control Display Display Display Condi- QR Code Description. order Contents tions A link to the MEMRECAM GO When the cam- HELP product introduction page on our e r a i s t u r n e d off. website will be displayed. When the cam- e r a h a s b e e n s u c c e s s f u l l y...
  • Page 139 System Control Automatic display 2 and display 3 transitions Display 2 and 3 will automatically switch according to changes in the number of terminals con- nected wirelessly to the camera connected to the Wi-Fi adapter. When a terminal connects to the camera using the QR code in Display 2, the display switches to Display 3.

  • Page 140: Connector

    Connector Connector DC-IN Connector Application DC IN Model LEMO EEG.2B.302 Compatible Plug LEMO FGG.2B.302 Power Voltage DC 13 to 32V Input power DC power (e.g. AC adapter or battery) About 66.7W Power Consumed 12000 pps, ARM mode, full resolution, 24 VDC, peripheral devices not connected) Reverse polarity: Built-in protection IC...
  • Page 141 Connector REMOTE Connector Application Branched input/output with GX-HUB, or J3 cable Model LEMO EEG.3B.318 Compatible Plug LEMO FGG.2B.318 ETHER 1000 BASE - T (IEEE 802.3 ab), DHCP compatible, insulation TTL level, 5 V pull-up resistor 4700 Ω, insulation Signal level: L level: -0.5 VDC (minimum applied voltage) to 0.5 VDC H level: 2VDC to 5.5VDC (maximum applied voltage) Set to EST mode and start exposing with this input H →...
  • Page 142 Connector Pin No. Name Direction Function • Input/Output Level Remarks MDI 0+ 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface MDI 0- 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1+ 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface MDI 1- 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2+ 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface MDI 2- 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3+ 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface MDI 3- 10/100/1000BASE-T Interface EST2 IN TTL or contact...
  • Page 143 Connector TRIG connector Application TRIG1 trigger signal input Model BNC receptacle R132-002612000 Compatible Plug BNC plug TTL level, 5V pull-up resistor 4700 Ω, isolation Signal Level L level:-0.5V (min. applied voltage) to 0.5V H Level: 2V to 5.5V (max. applied voltage) TRIG1 Input Trigger valid in H to L.
  • Page 144 Connector SYNC-IN connector Application EST/IRIG-DCLS input (select one) Model BNC receptacle R132-002612000 Compatible Plug BNC plug TTL level, 5V pull-up resistor 4700 Ω, isolation Signal Level L level:-0.5V (min. applied voltage) to 0.5V H Level: 2V to 5.5V (max. applied voltage) Set the camera to EST mode and start exposure at H to L of this in- put to record a single image.
  • Page 145 Connector Functional Changes to Trigger and EST Filters GO had adopted a new method for the trigger and EST filter that was different from the con- ventional method. However, considering operation with cameras and external devices other than GO, compatibility with the conventional method was considered important, so the conven- tional method was changed.
  • Page 146 Connector [New method] Advantages Inputting a square wave with no noise does not cause a delay in the filter value. (No effect even if the filter value is set to a large value) Filter value Filter value Ignore during this time Ignore during this time Input signal Detect H to L...
  • Page 147 Connector [Conventiona method] The state (L or H) of the input signal is detected, the internal counter is raised or lowered ac- cording to the state, and a signal is generated when the specified filter value is met. Filter value Filter value Input signal Jitter may cause...
  • Page 148 Connector [Conventional method] Disadvantages Even if a square wave with no noise is input, a delay in the filter value occurs. Filter value Filter value Filter value Input signal Generated Signal (00519)
  • Page 149 Connector SYNC-OUT connector Application EPO/IRIG-DCLS/TRIG OUT output (select one) Model BNC receptacle R132-002612000 Compatible Plug BNC plug Signal Level CMOS level, isolated. EPO function Outputs exposure signal. With polarity inversion function The time is synchronized as a IRIG-B DCLS. IRIG function IRIG generated internally is outputted.
  • Page 150 Connector USB2.0 connector Application USB device connection (for firmware and internal updates) Model Standard-A Receptacle Compatible Plug Standard-A Plug Number of Connectors Standard Compatible with USB2.0 standards and USB HOST, exFAT/NTFS Pin Configuration Pin No. Name Direction Function • Input/Output Level Notes VBUS USB power output, 5V/1.0A...
  • Page 151 Connector USB3.1 connector Pin Configuration Pin No. Name Direction Function • Input/Output Level Notes GND_1 USB power output return SSTX_P1 USB3.1 SS output signal 1 positive SSTX_N1 USB3.1 SS output signal 1 negative VBUS_1 USB power output, 5 V, 3 A (for all four) Config process signal 1 D_P1 USB2.0 HS signal 1 positive...

  • Page 152: Shape, Environment, Precision, Standards, Disposables, Dimensional Drawings

    Shape, environment, precision, standards, disposables, dimensional drawings Shape, environment, precision, standards, disposables, dimensional drawings Shape External dimensions W128 x H128 x D134.6 mm (excluding connectors, protruding parts, (W x H x D) and mounts) Main unit weight About 2.9kg (excluding cables and options) Environment Environment Operating Temperature...
  • Page 153 Shape, environment, precision, standards, disposables, dimensional drawings Dimensions Dimensions (00519)

  • Page 154: Main Accessories, Options

    Main Accessories, Options Main Accessories, Options F Mount Adapter F Mount Adapter External dimensions About W96 x H96 x D34.9mm (excluding protruding parts) (W × H × D) Weight About 0.22 kg F Mount lens (Vignetting may occur with some F Mount lens, depend- Lens ing on the image resolution) Dimensions...
  • Page 155 Main Accessories, Options Control Software MLink Control Software MLink Windows PC Requires Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate / Professional (32/64bit) Windows 8 Pro (32/64bit) / Windows 8.1 Pro (32/64bit) Windows 10 Pro (32/64bit) Windows 11 Pro .NET Framework 4.7.1 or after Memory 4GB or more (recommend 8GB or more) Full color 1024 x 768 or higher (1920x1080 or higher recommend-...
  • Page 156 Main Accessories, Options AC Adapter External dimensions About 120 × 49.3 × 250 mm (not including connectors) (W × H × D) Weight About 1.4 Kg Operating temperature 0 to 70 °C, 5 to 95%RH (no condensation) and humidity Storage temperature -40 to 85 °C, 10 to 95%RH (no condensation) and humidity Camera side:...
  • Page 157 Main Accessories, Options DC Cable between AC Adapter -Camera DC Cable between AC Adapter -Camera Length 2.9 m AC Adapter side: NANABOSHI NET-243-PM Plug Camera side: LEMO FGG.3B.307.CLAD10Z Connector to the cam- DC INconnector Dimensions AC adapter AC cable AC adapter AC cable Length Dimensions (00519)
  • Page 158 Main Accessories, Options J3 Branch cable (Receptacle) Length 0.5m LEMO FGG.2B.318 Camera side Includes locking clip to prevent cable disconnection ETHER RJ45 Receptacle EST2 BNC Receptacle Plug IRIG-B BNC Receptacle TRIG2 BNC Receptacle BNC Receptacle (GO-4K not supported) PWRCNT BNC Receptacle Dimensions Cable No Simple J3 cable...
  • Page 159 Main Accessories, Options Battery Battery Discontinued Products Product name V Mount-type Li-ion battery Imicro-150 Manufacturer Capacity 145Wh (14.54V 9.93Ah) External dimensions About 72mm(W) × 97(H) × 67.5(D) mm (W × H × D) Weight About 750g Appearance Successor product Product name V Mount-type Li-ion battery Imicro-150P Manufacturer Capacity...
  • Page 160 Main Accessories, Options Battery Charger Product name V-mount type Lithium-ion Battery Charger VL-2000S Manufacturer Number of rechargeable batteries External dimensions About 231mm(W) x 82(H) x 182(D) mm (W × H × D) Weight About 1240 g Appearance Battery Charger Product name D-Tap Advanced Battery Charger VL-DT1 Manufacturer Compatible Battery...
  • Page 161 Main Accessories, Options Battery Charger Product name USB PD Charger UC-PD1 Manufacturer Compatible Battery External dimensions 68 mm (W)×68 (H) mm ×30.5 (D) mm(main unit only) (W × H × D) Charge current 3.0/3.25A Cable length About 1.2 m Weight About 219 g Appearance Battery Charger...
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  • Page 163: Revision History

    Revision History Revision History Revision Date of issue Changes February 2024 First edition (Camera firmware Ver. 0.8.3.) (00519)

  • Page 164: Contacts

    Website https://www.nacinc.com/ European Contact MESSRING GmbH Address Friedrichshafener Straße 4c 82205 Gilching, Germany +49-8153-407-96-333 E-mail sales@messring.de Website https://www.messring.de Japan/Asia Contact nac Image Technology Inc. Address 2-11-3 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku Tokyo 107-0061 Japan +81 3-3796-7903 +81 3-3796-7908 E-mail: nacinternational@camnac.co.jp Website: https://www.nacinc.jp/ (00519)

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