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Settings: General
Sets the separator (_) and string format specifiers (%03d) for the suffix added after existing file names.
When enabled, all of the session folders loaded in the Data pane will be persisted when exiting and launching Motive again next time.
_[Advanced]_Sets the default device profile, XML format, to load onto Motive. The device profile determines and configures the settings for peripheral devices such as force plates, NI-DAQ, or navigation controllers.
[Advanced] Enter IP address of glove. Leave blank to use Local Host IP.
Enable or disable the LED panel in front of cameras that displays assigned camera numbers.
Sets how Camera IDs are assigned for each camera in a setup. Available options are By Location and By Serial Number. When assigning by location, camera IDs will be given following the positional order in clockwise direction, starting from the -X and -Z quadrant in respect to the origin.
Controls the color of the RGB Status Indicator Ring LEDs (Prime Series cameras only). Options include distinct indications for Live, Recording, Playback, Selection and Scene camera statuses, and you can choose the color for the corresponding camera status.
(Default: Blue) Sets the indicator ring color for cameras in Live mode.
(Default: Green) Sets the indicator ring color for cameras when recording a capture.
(Default: Black) Sets the indicator ring color for cameras when Motive is in playback mode.
(Default: Yellow) Sets the indicator ring color for cameras that are selected in Motive.
(Default: Orange) Sets the indicator ring color for cameras that are set as the reference camera in Motive.
(Default: Enabled) Controls whether the hibernation light turns on for the cameras when Motive is closed.
Configures the Aim Assist button. Sets whether the button will switch the camera to MJPEG mode and back to the default camera group record mode. Valid options are: True (default) and False.
(Default: Grayscale Only) Sets whether the camera button will display the aiming crosshairs on the the camera. Options: None, Grayscale Only, All Modes.
Enables or disables LED illumination on the Aim Assist button behind Prime Series cameras.
Sets the default device profile, XML format, to load onto Motive. The device profile determines and configures the settings for peripheral devices such as force plates, NI-DAQ, or navigation controllers.
Enter IP address of glove. Leave blank to use Local Host IP.
Shows which log file is loaded into Motive and displayed in the log pane. There is also a folder icon in order to change or add a log file.
Enable or disable continuous calibration for bumped cameras. When enabled, Motive will continuously monitor the calibration and update it as necessary. When this is set to true, calibration updates more invasively to accommodate for camera position/orientation changes. In general, if camera is significantly moved or displaced, it's suggested to calibrate the system again. For more information, refer to the Continuous Calibration page.
Restrict camera translation during continuous calibration.
Automatically loads the previous, or last saved, calibration setting when starting Motive.
The time duration, in seconds, that the camera system will auto-detect the existing extraneous reflections in order to apply masks during Calibration process.
Number of samples suggested for calibration. Depending on this setting, the sample count feedback will be colored differently during the Calibration process.
During the calibration wanding process, informative visuals are drawn over the camera view to show successfully collected wand samples and also to mark any extraneous reflections that appear. This is enabled by default. Disabling this will hide those calibration visuals.
When enabled, you can edit the camera calibration position with the 3D Gizmo tool.
Max distance cameras are translated by the position correction tool in mm.
Enables detection of PoE+ switches by High Power cameras (Prime 17W, PrimeX 22, Prime 41, and PrimeX41). LLDP allows the cameras to communicate directly with the switch and determine power availability to increase output to the IR LED rings. When using Ethernet switches that are not PoE+ Enabled or switches that are not LLDP enabled, cameras will not go into the high power mode even with this setting enabled.
Last modified 9mo ago