Trigger Mode1 (When Operating In External Synchronization With The Shutter Operation Controlled By A Trigger Pulse Width); Trigger Mode2 (When Operating In Internal Synchronization With The Shutter Operation Controlled By A Trigger Pulse Width) - Sony XCL-X700 Technical Manual

Trigger Mode1 (when operating in external synchronization with
the shutter operation controlled by a trigger pulse width)
Description: Controls the shutter synchronized with
externally input trigger signals and outputs each
independent pixel video signal of a single shot
synchronized with External-VD signals. External
synchronization is recommended. We recommend
that external trigger signals, External-VD signals,
and External-HD signals are all synchronized with
each other, and the ratio of the external trigger
External trigger
External-VD
External-HD
Video out
Trigger Mode2 (when operating in internal synchronization with
the shutter operation controlled by a trigger pulse width)
Description: Controls the shutter synchronized with
externally input trigger signals and outputs each
independent pixel video signal of a single shot in
synchronization with externally input trigger
signals after a certain period. Internal or external
synchronization is recommended.
1 to 3H
External trigger
Internal-VD
Video out
XCL-X700/V500
signals and the External-VD signals should be 1:1.
When you use the fixed speed trigger shutter, input
the External-VD signals synchronized to the output.
Application: Use this mode to capture fast-moving
objects in a precise position synchronized with
External-VD signals because in this mode, the
shutter is controlled by inputting external trigger
signals.
1H or more
Internal-VD occurs
1H later.
Application: Use this mode to obtain video output
synchronized with externally input trigger signals
after a certain period without inputting External-
VD signals as in case of the Trigger Mode1.
Functions of the XCL-X700
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