Sony XC-ST50CE Manuale d'uso - Pagina 25
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TIMING CHART OF EXTERNAL TRIGGER SHUTTER - MODE 2
For setting the shutter speed using TRG width
External trigger shutter operation
1
1
*
Trigger
2
*
Exposure time
Video out
1
4
*
1H to 2H
WEN
250H
(XC-ST50/30)
293H
(XC-ST50CE/30CE)
1: This is a signal input from the outside. The trigger interval should be trigger pulse width + 1 field + 2H
*
period or more. The trigger interval shorter than described above cannot be ensured. If a trigger pulse is
not input under the prescribed conditions, the normal operation is ensured several V after a change in
input operation under the prescribed conditions.
2: Exposure time Te
*
(The trigger width should be between 2 s and 1/4 s)
3: The normal operation state is engaged when the high period exceeds 1/3 sec. After that, the external
*
trigger shutter operation is engaged when the trigger pulse goes "low". In this case, the area between the
falling edge of a trigger pulse and the subsequent 50 ms period is an external input inhibition area. During
the trigger inhibit period, an input trigger may be missed.
4: A VD signal is generated 1H to 2H after a trigger pulse falls, and an image is output in synchronization with
*
the VD signal.
5: When the external trigger shutter mode changes into the normal operation mode, a WEN signal is output.
*
Te
Te = Trigger width + 97 s (XC-ST50/ST30),
Te = Trigger width + 120 s (XC-ST50CE/ST30CE)
(RESET MODE)
3
*
Normal operation
1/3 s or more
5
*
250H
(XC-ST50/30)
293H
(XC-ST50CE/30CE)
XC-ST50/50CE
XC-ST30/30CE
Mode transition state
External input
External trigger
inhibition area
shutter operation
(50 ms)
3
2
*
Exposure
time
Te
3
4
*
1H to 2H
250H
(XC-ST50/30)
293H
(XC-ST50CE/30CE)
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