8 DTrack2 frontend software
Function Shortcut
Grid G Shows a grid in the camera display.
Cross C Shows a cross in the camera display.
Fullscreen F Resizes Monitor 2DOF view to full
screen and back.
One Camera Only show the view of the selected
camera.
Display upside down Switch display orientation by 180
◦
.
’UD’ is displayed in the camera display.
Display blinking ARTTRACK5 only : Activates / deacti-
vates blinking of 2-digit LED matrix and
status LEDs on the camera for easy
identification.
Static Reflex Suppression
Active Enable static reflex suppression func-
tionality for this camera. ’SR’ is dis-
played in the camera display.
Delete all reflex supression areas Deletes the defined reflection areas for
the selected camera only.
Start scan for all enabled cameras Initiates a scan for static reflections.
Enabled only if Active is ticked.
Edit reflex suppression areas E Enter the reflex suppression area edit
mode in order to manually suppress
unwanted reflections.
Delete all reflex supression areas for all
enabled cameras
Deletes the defined reflection areas for
all enabled cameras at once.
Table 8.4: Features of the Monitor 2DOF view
8.3.3.2 Data Display
On the left hand side, the Data Display shows the respective 6DOF measurement results
(i.e. the position and orientation relative to the room coordinate system) of all calibrated
bodies. The rotation angles are rotations around the X, Y and Z axis. The mathematical
definition can be found in chapter B on page 250. The bodies are sorted by increasing
body ID. A simple colour code indicates the tracking status of the body:
green ... body is being tracked; tracking data is displayed
yellow ... body is being tracked only by the means of the inertial sensors
(rotational data only!)
red ... body is not being tracked; instead of tracking data zeros are dis-
played
white ... body is not calibrated; columns are left blank
Filtering of 6DOF measurement results Next to the body ID the filtering status (i.e.
active or empty) is shown. The Filter Settings menu opens by right-clicking on the column
filter for the corresponding target. For more information about filtering options please
refer to chapter 8.5.6.1 on page 158.
138
To Next Page
Loading...
