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  • XINGYING4.0
    • Beginner's Guide
      • Hardware Setup
      • Software Quick Start
    • Ⅰ. System Overview
      • 1. NOKOV Motion Capture System
      • 2. Hardware Components
    • Ⅱ. System and Camera Setup
      • 1. Camera Models
      • 2. Hardware Assembly
      • 3. Camera Connection
      • 4. Focusing and Aperture
    • Ⅲ. Software Installation and Launch
      • 1. Network Settings
      • 2. Firewall Settings
      • 3. Software Installation
      • 4. Software Launch
      • 5. Software Activation
      • 6.Lens configuration
    • Ⅳ. Getting Started with XINGYING 4.0
      • 1. Menu Bar
      • 2. Toolbar
    • Ⅴ. Calibration
      • 1. Calibration Settings
      • 2. Calibration Preparation
      • 3. Zoning Calibration
      • 4. T Calibration Progress Prompt
      • 5. Reference Video Calibration
    • Ⅵ. Views
      • 1. Device Properties
      • 2. Assets Properties
      • 3. Data Casting
    • Ⅶ. Software Settings
      • 1. Recording Settings
      • 2. View Settingss
      • 3. AI Settings
      • 4. Preferences
      • 5. Other Settings
    • Ⅷ. Calibration Categories
      • 1. Preparing for Calibration
      • 2. Basic Calibration
      • 3. Updating Calibration
      • 4. Origin Point Calibration
      • 5. Partial Calibration
      • 6.Ground Calibration
      • 7. Calibration-free (Anchor Calibration)
      • 8. side-mounted Camera / inverted Camera
    • Ⅸ. Markerset Creation
      • 1. Rigid
      • 2. Body
      • 3. Custom template
      • 4. Agent
      • 5. Asset Library
      • 6.Probe
      • 7.Scene library
    • Ⅹ. Data Collection and Fast Playback
      • 1. Data Collection
      • 2. Fast Playback
    • Ⅺ. Data Analysis
      • 1. Analyze Graphs
      • 2. Skeleton Graphs
      • 3. Analog Graphs
      • 4. Force Plate Data
      • 5. Health Graphs
      • 6. VMarker Graphs
    • Ⅻ. Data Processing
      • 1. Importing Data
      • 2. Create MarkerSet (Rigid)
      • 3. Use Existing MarkerSet
      • 4. Data Restoration
      • 5. Template Creation
      • 6. Template Identification and Tracking
      • 7. Data Rectification
      • 8. Use MarkerSet in Real-Time
      • 9. Marker Editing
      • 10.Marker switching
      • 11.Multi-frame recognition
    • XIII. Data Export
      • 1. Ly Files
      • 2. XRS Files
      • 3. TRC Files
      • 4. BVH Files
      • 5. HTR Files
      • 6. FBX Files
      • 7. Dynamics Files
      • 8. C3D Files
      • 9. ANC Files
      • 10. Exporting Forces Files
      • 11. Packing motion capture data
    • XIV. Human Body Template
      • 1. 53 Markers and Skeleton Definitions
      • 2. Helen Hayes Model
      • 3. Gloved Setup for 53-Marker Template
      • 4.CGM2 Body Model
      • 5.Finger Marker Point Instructions
      • 6. Explanation of 59-Point Finger Attachment
      • 7. Explanation of 63-Point Finger Attachment
      • 8.PlugIn Gait Marker Placement Instructions
    • XV. Data Retargeting
      • 1. Importing Model Assets
    • XVI. Third-Party Integrations
      • Force Plates
        • Bertec
        • KUNWEI
        • AMTI
        • Kistler
        • Aili Intelligent
        • General configuration
          • Import/Export Force Plate Config Files
          • Force and Torque
          • Other Configurations
      • EMG
        • ZHIYUNWEI
        • Distributed Wireless Electromyography
        • Delsys
        • Cometa
        • Noraxon
      • High-Speed Industrial Cameras
        • Standard industrial camera
        • Alkeria
        • HUIDIAN
        • DAHENG
        • DITECT
        • Network camera
        • FLIR Industrial Camera
      • Inertial Gloves
        • Glove management
        • Manus
        • VRTRIX
        • Diver-X
          • Installation and Calibration Configuration
          • Creating a Human Body Model with Gloves
    • XVII. Plugins & SDKs
      • 1. Unreal Engine (UE) Plugin
      • 2. Guide to Connecting Devices and Integrating VRPN Data with UE
      • 3. Use VRPN Data to Drive Rigid Body in UE
      • 4. MotionBuilder Plugin
      • 5. Maya Plugin
      • 6. Unity Plugin
      • 7. IClone Plugin
      • 8. Application of TimeCode in UE
      • 9.C4D Plugin
      • 10.Blender plugin
      • 11.Open VR Plugin
      • 12. Communication between Ros2 and Nokov
    • XVIII. UDP Capture Broadcast/Triggering
      • 1. Remote Control
      • 2. Remote Trigger
    • XVIIII.Log
      • 1.DisplayLog
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  1. XINGYING4.0
  2. XVIII. UDP Capture Broadcast/Triggering

2. Remote Trigger

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  1. Enable the switch in the "Capture-Trigger" section of the data broadcast panel to activate the remote trigger function. The port is the broadcast port where XINGYING sends control commands, with a default value of 7061. If the port monitored by third-party software or tools is different, please assign the correct port to XINGYING. If you need to change this port, please disable the remote triggering function first, then re-enable it after the modifications are complete.

  2. After enabling remote triggering, a camera needs to be connected. Once the connection is established, recording can be triggered by turning it on or off.

  3. Currently, the trigger control command sent by XINGYING is in XML file format:

    • Start trigger

    • Stop trigger


Start trigger

  1. The following example shows the start trigger. Note that the broadcast must be suitable for a UDP packet.

  2. The indentation in the following example is for clarity; the actual packet is not indented. The blank spaces between the tags have been removed.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
<CaptureStart>
<Name VALUE="RemoteTriggerTest_take0116" />
<Database Path VALUE="F:\20230712\test1" />
<Notes VALUE="This is Beijing NOKOV Science & Technology Co., Ltd Motion Capture Start Msg" />
<Description VALUE="NULL" />
<Delay VALUE="33" />
<PacketID VALUE="10028" />
</CaptureStart>

Field Definitions:

Value
Description

Name

Filename of recorded file

SessionName

Reserved field

Notes

Reserved field

Description

Reserved field

Delay

Reserved field

Database Path

File path of recorded file

PacketID

Reserved field


Stop trigger

  1. The following example shows the stop trigger. Note that the broadcast must be suitable for a UDP packet.

  2. The indentation in the following example is for clarity; the actual packet is not indented. The blank spaces between the tags have been removed.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
<CaptureStop RESULT="SUCCESS">
<Name VALUE="RemoteTriggerTest_take0114" />
<Database Path VALUE="F:\20230712\test1" />
<Notes VALUE="This is Beijing NOKOV Science & Technology Co., Ltd Motion Capture Stop Msg" />
<Description VALUE="NULL" />
<Delay VALUE="33" />
<PacketID VALUE="10025" />
</CaptureStop>

Field Definitions:

Value
Description

Name

Filename of recorded file

SessionName

Reserved field

Notes

Reserved field

Description

Reserved field

Delay

Reserved field

Database Path

File path of recorded file

PacketID

Reserved field

Enable Capture Trigger