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User’s
Manual IS8000
Integrated Software
High-speed Camera Synchronization
Feature (FS1 option)
IM IS8000-61EN
2nd Edition
nbn Austria GmbH
This manual explains the High-speed Camera Synchronization feature (/FS1 or -FS1 option) of the
IS8000 Integrated Software (hereafter referred to as the IS8000 Software). To ensure correct use,
please read this manual thoroughly before operation. To use this option, you need to perform the
following procedure on the IS8000 Software that is installed in your personal computer (PC).
• For the /FS1 option, you need to activate the IS8001 or IS8002.
• For the -FS1 option, you need to activate the IS8001EX or IS8002EX.
* For details on how to activate the software, see the Installation Manual, IM IS8000-04EN.
After reading this manual, keep it in a safe place. The manuals for this software are listed on the
next page. Please read all manuals.
Contact information of Yokogawa offices worldwide is provided on the following sheet.
Document No. Description
PIM 113-01Z2 List of worldwide contacts
Notes
• The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice as a result of continuing
improvements to the instrument’s performance and functionality. The figures given in this manual
may differ from those that actually appear on your screen.
• Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure the accuracy of its
contents. However, should you have any questions or find any errors, please contact your
nearest YOKOGAWA dealer.
• Copying or reproducing all or any part of the contents of this manual without the permission of
YOKOGAWA is strictly prohibited.
• The license management section of this licensee application is based on one or more of the
following copyrights:
Sentinel® RMS © 2005 SafeNet, Inc. All rights reserved.
Sentinel® EMS © 2009 SafeNet, Inc. All rights reserved.
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• In this manual, the TM and ® symbols do not accompany their respective registered trademark
or trademark names.
• Other company and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective
holders.
Revisions
• 1st Edition: March 2021
• 2nd Edition: July 2021
2nd Edition: July 2021 (YMI)
All Rights Reserved, Copyright © 2021 Yokogawa Test & Measurement Corporation
IM IS8000-61EN i
Manuals
The following manuals, including this one, are provided as manuals for this software.
PDF Data of Manuals
The downloaded software contains the following English and Japanese manuals. For details on
downloading, see page iv. See also section 1.2 in the Installation Manual, IM IS8000-04EN.
Manual Title Manual No. Description
IS8000 Integrated Software IM IS8000-01EN Explains the features of the software and how to
User’s Manual configure and operate it.
IS8000 IM IS8000-04EN Explains how to install and activate the software.
Integrated Software
Installation Manual
IS8000 Integrated Software IM IS8000-61EN This document. Explains the features of the
High-speed Camera Synchronization software’s High-speed Camera Synchronization
Feature (FS1 option) Option and how to use it.
User’s Manual
IS8000 Integrated Software IM IS8000-62EN Explains the features of the software’s ECU
ECU Monitor Synchronization Feature Monitor Synchronization Option and how to use
(EM1 option) it.
User’s Manual
Harmonic/Flicker Software IM IS8000-63EN Explains the features of the Harmonic/Flicker
User’s Manual Software (a dedicated application that you can
start from this software) and how to use it.
The “-EN” in the manual number is the language code.
You can open the above manuals from the launcher and Help menu of this software. For details on
the procedures, see section 9.3 in the User’s Manual, IM IS8000-01EN.
ii IM IS8000-61ENConventions Used in This Manual
Prefixes k and K
This manual distinguishes prefixes k and K used before units as follows:
k: Denotes 1000. Example: 100 kS/s (sample rate)
K: Denotes 1024. Example: 720 KB (file size)
Displayed Characters
Bold alphanumeric characters in procedural explanations indicate characters that appear in the
menus on the screen.
Notes
This manual uses the following symbol to indicate notes.
Note Calls attention to information that is important for the proper operation of the
software.
IM IS8000-61EN iiiCheck the Following before Use
This option is provided according to the specifications specified at the time of purchase.
When Purchased As an Option to the IS8001 or IS8002 (/FS1
option)
The option is integrated into the IS8001 or IS8002 software. Product information and inquiry
documents for this option are not provided.
When Purchased As an Add-on Package to the IS8001EX or
IS8002EX (-FS1 option)
Product information and inquiry documents for this add-on package are provided. Check the
following information. If the wrong items have been delivered or if items are missing, contact your
nearest YOKOGAWA dealer.
Product Information Inquiries
(PI IS8000-01) 1 sheet (PIM 113-01Z2) 1 sheet
Product Information
The following items are indicated. Please keep this sheet in a safe place.
• Model (IS8001EX or IS8002EX) and suffix code (-FS1) of this option
• License code
You need to enter this license code to add this option. For instructions on how to enter the
license code, see the Installation Manual, IM IS8000-04EN.
• Download page URL
You can download the software installer from this URL.
For details on the product’s model, suffix code, license model, and manuals, see the
Installation Manual.
iv IM IS8000-61ENNotes on Usage
Notes on Using This Option
• This option can be used on two PCs per license. It can be used on two PCs simultaneously.
• To allow communication between a DL950 (hereafter referred to as the measuring instrument)
and a PC through its USB interface, you need to install a dedicated USB driver in the PC. For
details, see the Installation Manual, IM IS8000-04EN.
You can download the USB driver from the following web page:
http://tmi.yokogawa.com/service-support/downloads/
• This option can control a single high-speed camera and a measuring instrument.
• It is not possible to connect to the same measuring instrument from multiple PCs at the same
time.
• When you connect a measuring instrument to a PC and use this option to control the instrument,
you cannot use multiple types of communication interface at the same time.
• Do not perform panel operations on the measuring instrument while data is being recorded.
• The option may not be able to continue if the PC enters standby or hibernation mode. Disable
standby and hibernation modes when you use the software.
• If a connection error occurs, turn off the measuring instrument and then turn it back on.
Feature Restrictions
For the functional restrictions of each license, see the Installation Manual, IM IS8000-04EN.
IM IS8000-61EN vContents
Manuals ............................................................................................................................................ ii
Conventions Used in This Manual.................................................................................................... iii
Check the Following before Use....................................................................................................... iv
Notes on Usage.................................................................................................................................v
Chapter 1 Explanation of Functions
1.1 System Configuration...................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2 Video and Waveform Synchronization and Saved Range.............................................. 1-2
Chapter 2 Recording and Saving Videos and Waveforms
2.1 Connecting a Camera to the DL950................................................................................ 2-1
2.2 Searching for the Camera and DL950 on the IS8000..................................................... 2-2
2.3 Configuring the Camera.................................................................................................. 2-3
2.4 Synchronizing the Camera to the DL950........................................................................ 2-4
2.5 Recording and Saving Videos and Waveforms............................................................... 2-5
Chapter 3 Displaying Saved Videos and Waveforms
3.1 Loading Video Data and Waveform Data........................................................................ 3-1
3.2 Controlling the Video Display.......................................................................................... 3-2
Chapter 4 Specifications
4.1 Features.......................................................................................................................... 4-1
4.2 PC System Requirements............................................................................................... 4-1
4.3 YOKOGAWA Measuring Instrument Supporting This Option.......................................... 4-1
IM IS8000-61EN viiChapter 1
Explanation of Functions
1.1 System Configuration
Trigger signal
A signal is generated when a trigger occurs.
Sample clock
(Sync signal)
Waveform (signal) measuring instrument2
Shooting
Waveform Shooting/
measurement measurement High-speed
(analog signals) camera1
target
Signal input terminal
PC
Configuration change
and measurement Configuration change
control and shooting control
Waveform data Video data files (.avi)
Project files (.anpjt)
Waveform data files (.mf4)
The High-speed Camera Synchronization Option is a video and waveform viewer software that
displays waveforms measured by a waveform measuring instrument and video shot by a high-
speed camera in sync based on triggers and enables analysis of the data.
The trigger signal and sample clock generated by the measuring instrument is applied to the high-
speed camera.
The waveforms and video are displayed in sync on a PC monitor by loading the measured
waveform data and the high-speed camera’s video and shooting information data.
1 For information on compatible high-speed cameras, see section 4.1 in this manual.
2 For information on compatible YOKOGAWA waveform measuring instruments, see section 4.3 in this
manual.
IM IS8000-61EN 1-11.2 Video and Waveform Synchronization and
Saved Range
Video and Waveform (Measuring Signal) Synchronization
Pre-trigger section Post-trigger section
Measured waveform A B
Trigger
Measuring instrument outputs
Trigger signal
Sample clock
(Sync signal)
Start Stop
Recording standby start
Camera output Trigger frame
(endless recording)
Video frames
Video frames are C Pre-trigger Post-trigger D
recorded in sync with frames frames
the sample clock.
Saved video
Video frames of the high-speed camera are recorded in sync with the sample clock received from
the measurement instrument.
When the measurement instrument triggers, it measures the waveform and at the same time
outputs a trigger signal to the camera. The camera records video and shooting information before
and after this trigger output.
Saved Range
Range of Saved Waveform Data
The range of waveform data that is saved is the recording time (T/div×10) of the DL950
measurement instrument (the range between points A and B). Set this longer than the video to
be saved.
Range of Saved Video
The range of video that is saved is the range between the pre-trigger frame and post-trigger
frame (the range between points C and D) specified on the camera in reference to the trigger
frame. Set the number of frames so that the pre-trigger frame and post-trigger frame fit
between the pre-trigger and post-trigger of the measured waveform.
1-2 IM IS8000-61ENChapter 2
Recording and Saving Videos and Waveforms
2.1 Connecting a Camera to the DL950
Connect of a high-speed camera to the DL950 as shown in the following figure. Connect the DL950’s
sync signal and trigger signal to the appropriate input terminals or connectors of the camera.
Sample clock output
terminal CLKO
(screwless terminal
block)
DL950’s left
side panel
Camera
To the sync signal
input terminal
To the trigger signal
input terminal
Trigger output terminal
Connect to the PC (TRIGGER OUT) Connect to the
via Ethernet or USB (BNC connector) PC via Ethernet
IM IS8000-61EN 2-12.2 Searching for the Camera and DL950 on the
IS8000
Search for the high-speed camera and DL950 on the IS8000 Software. Then, select the device you
want to control, and proceed to the device configuration window.
1. Click of the IS8000 icon. A launcher appears.
2. Click DAQ. A Device Search window opens.
DAQ
3. For WIRE under Auto, select the Ethernet or USB check box according to the DL950
connection.
4. Under Manual, set WIRE to Ethernet and Address to the IP address of the high-speed
camera.
When the high-speed camera is connected to the Internet, add IS8000.exe in the IS8000 installation
folder as an exception to the Windows Firewall.
5. Click Search. In the list of detected devices, select the check boxes for the DL950 and high-
speed camera, and then click Open or Next.
If you click Next, a window such as Channel Setting and DAQ Setting will appear. Specify the settings (see
Chapter 3 in the User’s Manual, IM IS8000-01EN), and then click Open.
Enter the high-speed camera’s IP address (as Search
the camera cannot be detected automatically).
Select the DL950 and high-speed
Next or Open
camera check boxes.
2-2 IM IS8000-61EN2.3 Configuring the Camera
Configure the high-speed camera and DL950.
For instructions on how to configure the DL950, see the User’s Manual, IM IS8000-01EN.
1. In the window that you opened according to the procedure in section 2.2, click the Monitor
tab.
A monitor panel appears.
2. In the Device Control panel, set Devices to DL950.
The DL950 settings appear. Set the following items.
(For details on the DL950 configuration window, see the description of the Device Control panel in
chapter 5 of the User’s Manual, IM IS8000-01EN).
• Trigger Out : Pulse
• Pulse Width : 50ms
• External Sample : Freerun
• Pulse Rate : Frequency corresponding to the record rate (FPS) of the high-speed camera
3. In the Device Control panel, set Devices to the camera.
The camera settings appear.
4. Click the camera setting boxes, and select or set the values.
You will specify the settings required for synchronization in the Sync. Setting window on the next page.
Those settings are applied to the Device Control settings.
Shows or hides the Device Control panel
Device Control panel
DL950 monitor window
The DL950 and
camera are
synchronized. The camera video appears when you
click Video on the Video tab.
When you set Devices to the camera, you
can configure the camera. Synchronize
the camera to the DL950 according to the
procedure in section 2.4.
When they are not synchronized
If you connected the DL950 and camera separately, they will not be synchronized. In this case, you
need to synchronize them. Open the DL950 monitor window, perform the following procedure.
1. When you move the cursor over the camera displayed in the DataSources area, [...]
appears on the right.
2. Click [...], and select Start Coaxial from the menu that appears.
IM IS8000-61EN 2-32.4 Synchronizing the Camera to the DL950
After configuring the high-speed camera, synchronize the camera to the DL950.
1. After carrying out the procedure in section 2.3, click the Video tab. A camera configuration
panel appears.
2. Click Sync. Setting.
A Sync. Setting window appears.
It may take some time for the Sync. Setting window to appear depending on the camera and network
environment.
Sync. Setting Video tab
Click Video to open a camera video panel. Clicking it
when the video panel is open closes the panel.
When you open the Sync. Setting window, you can synchronize the clocks using the DL950’s sync signal
received through the camera’s external input port. (In this example, the terminals are Input1 and Input2,
but the terminal names vary depending on the camera.)
3. Configure the camera, and click Apply.
The DL950 trigger position, measurement time, and so on are displayed according to the number of pre-
trigger and post-trigger frames and the number of recorded frames specified on the camera.
4. Check the DL950 settings, and then click Confirm.
Sync. Setting window
Camera settings
Sync signal from the DL950
Trigger signal from the DL950
* Check that this matches the sync signal clock output
from the DL950 (frequency specified for Pulse Rate on
the DL950 Device Control panel). If it does not match,
check the configuration and connections in section 2.3.
Number of pre-trigger frames Fnb (fps)
See section 1.2.
Number of post-trigger frames Fna (fps)
Number of recorded frames Fn=Fnb+Fna (fps)
Record time t (s)
Record repetition count Record Count
Triggers occur for the number of specified counts.
Apply
DL950 settings
The camera synchronized to the DL950 is displayed.
Set the DL950’s trigger mode to Single N. The camera’s
record count is reflected in the DL950’s trigger count N.
The ratio of the camera’s Fnb and Fna is reflected in the
trigger position on the waveform window.
The DL950 TDiv is set so that the record time will be
equivalent to the camera’s record time.
In this figure, t = 1 s. Therefore, the time per division on
Confirm the DL950 is equal to 100 ms (100.0E−03 s).
2-4 IM IS8000-61EN2.5 Recording and Saving Videos and Waveforms
This section explains how to record and save videos and the measuring instrument waveforms.
1. After carrying out the procedure in section 2.4, click the Control tab.
A control panel appears for recording and saving.
2. Click Rec.
Video recording and waveform acquisition start. The Stop button becomes available.
Control tab Rec
DAQ Setting
On the DAQ Setting window that opens by clicking this button, you can set the save
destination, folder name, and so on that are used when saving data in step 3.
By default, C:\Users\user name\Documents\YOKOGAWA\IS8000 is selected.
3. Click Stop.
The recorded video and acquired waveform data are saved automatically.
If you stop saving in the middle of the operation, you can click Save Video on the Video tab to carry out
the save operation again.
Stop
The following three data files
are saved.
Waveform data file (.mf4
extension)
Video data file (.avi extension)
Project file (.anpjt extension)
Video tab
Save Video
IM IS8000-61EN 2-52.5 Recording and Saving Videos and Waveforms
Note
• When recording and saving videos and waveforms, the following features in the control panel are not
used. If you use them, videos and waveforms may not be recorded at the intended times, or they may
not work entirely.
Start, Hold, Rec Stop, File Divide
• When recording is performed multiple times in sync with external triggers (Record Count of 2 or more),
video may not be recorded if the external trigger interval is less than approximately 1500 ms.
2-6 IM IS8000-61ENChapter 3
Displaying Saved Videos and Waveforms
3.1 Loading Video Data and Waveform Data
This section explains how to load video data and waveform data that you saved in chapter 2.
1. Open the folder containing the data you saved.
2. Click the folder you want to open.
Folder
The figure above shows the default save destination explained in
section 2.5.
3. From the folder you opened, open a project file.
The video data and waveform data corresponding to the selected project file are loaded, and
an analysis window opens.
Even when the IS8000 is not running, the IS8000 starts automatically and displays the analysis window.
Project file
For details on how to use the commands on the View tab, see the User’s Manual, IM IS8000-01EN.
The waveform data file
and video data file
corresponding to the
project file are
displayed.
IM IS8000-61EN 3-13.2 Controlling the Video Display
This section explains how to control the display of the video loaded in section 3.1.
1. Click the Video tab. A panel opens for controlling the video display.
2. Click Video. Video data is displayed.
3. Click the appropriate control commands.
• The video playback and the position of the video cursor on the waveform are synchronized. During
playback, the video cursor and vertical cursor 1 are synchronized.
• If you specify Zoom1 to Zoom4 under Video Follow of Video - Property, the video and zoom window
are synchronized during playback.
Stop
Reverse Play
Move to the previous Move to the next
video frame video frame
Move to the first Move to the last Repeat play/reverse play
video frame video frame
Video - Property
Video Video tab Play speed
Video frame counter Video frame indicator
3-2 IM IS8000-61ENChapter 4
Specifications
4.1 Features
Item Specifications
Video and waveform Synchronous display of waveform data measured on a measuring instrument and a video shot with
synchronous display a high-speed camera*
Analysis project file storage When video data is saved, an analysis project file (.anpjt) with the same name as the video file is
saved. The project file contains configuration information.
(The software automatically saves the file so no user intervention is necessary.)
Display control of saved data Play, reverse play, stop, video frame jump, repeat play, and play speed adjustment
Compatible high-speed Photron: FASTCAM SA-Z, FASTCAM Mini AX/UX/WX series, FASTCAM Nova
cameras (For the latest information on compatible devices, see the YOKOGAWA Web page.)
4.2 PC System Requirements
The system requirements for the features of this options are shown below.
Item Specifications
PC CPU
Intel Core i7 2.6 GHz or better
Memory
16 GB or more
SSD
128 GB or more (M.2 slot SSD recommended)
Operating System Windows 10 64-bit
Communication Interface USB(USBTMC, VISA), Ethernet (VXI-11, HiSLIP, Photron)
Display, Printer, and Mouse Screen resolution
1366×768 dots or higher
Operating system
Operating system mentioned above
4.3 YOKOGAWA Measuring Instrument Supporting
This Option
MODEL Specifications
DL950 An input module appropriate for the measurement target must be installed.
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