You can launch Motive in the Calibration configuration from the center pane of the Sensor Calibration View.
To launch Motive sensor calibration
- On the center pane of Sensor Calibration View, click the Sensor Calibration button.
- Result: The save and launch message dialog box appears.
- Note: The step in the dialog box is optional. Motive will ask you to export your calibration file (.cal) when calibration is complete.
- Result: The save and launch message dialog box appears.
- Click OK.
- Result:
- All BTSensors are set to Infrared Spectrum and Object Mode.
- All BTSensors' Exposure are automatically set to 2000.
- All BTSensors' Gain are automatically set to 4.
- All BTSensors are automatically set to 100 FPS.
- Active Marker Labeling is set to False.
- Reconstruction bounds are disabled.
- BlackTrax disconnects from BTNet.
- The calibration and profile files in the Portfolio are copied over to Motive and used by Motive to boot up.
- In BlackTrax, a dialog box appears asking to wait for calibration to finish before proceeding to reconnect to BTNet and the BTSensors.
- Result:
- Motive opens in Calibration preset layout with only the 2D viewport and Sensor Calibration View is active.
- Note: For more information on BTSensor calibration, see the BTSensor Calibration section.
- When the calibration process is complete and the ground plane is set, close Motive.
- Result: The calibration file is saved in the system.
- On the message dialog box in BlackTrax, click OK.
- Result:
- The saved calibration file is copied to the Project Folder and archived.
- The BTNet connection is re-established and set in Tracking mode.
- Active Marker Labeling is set to True.
- Residual is set to 15 mm.
- Note: If you try to close BlackTrax during this process, you will not have the option to cancel because the process is linear and must complete.
- Result: