You have the option to set up a remote recording trigger from the following systems:
Configuring a remote UDP trigger enables Hand Engine to initiate and end recordings, as well as define the take name for the recorded sessions.
Hand Engine Settings
NOTE:
Recording start and stop commands are received by Hand Engine via XML messages. When triggering via XML messages, the Remote Trigger setting under Settings → Preferences → Remote Trigger must be set to ON. For Hand Engine to receive the packets, the XML messages must be sent via the triggering UDP port selected. Lastly, the XML messages must exactly follow the appropriate syntax:
XML syntax for the start/stop trigger packet
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no" ?>
<CaptureStart>
<Name VALUE="RemoteTriggerTest_take01"/>
</CaptureStart>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<CaptureStop>
<Name VALUE="TakeName" />
</CaptureStop>
The default UDP port for remote trigger is:
Qualisys: 8989
Vicon Settings
Note: If you are triggering Hand Engine on another PC on the network, the local Interface needs to be set to the IP address of the network adapter Motive is transmitting data. To obtain this open a command prompt window and enter "ipconfig" to check the IP address of the local adapter.
If you are running Hand Engine on the same PC, Set local interface to loopback.
Note: If you have a network streamer in MVN set up to stream data out to another software such as Unreal Engine, please make sure to set this to a port other than the default 9763. Remote Trigger and Streaming cannot operate on the same port.
Within Hand Engine, ensure you have selected Xsens as the remote triggering source within the settings window and check that the Port number is correct.