By default the MoCap software
does not allow a user to modify time settings without escalating to root
privileges. If you would like to allow a user to change the time without root
privileges you will have to enter the following into a terminal; it will create
a file with the setting to allow a user to modify time. Changes will be present
upon reboot:
sudo su -
cat > /etc/polkit-1/localauthority/50-local.d/10-settings.pkla << EOF
[user is allowed to modify settings]
Identity=unix-user:user
Action=org.gnome.settingsdaemon.*
ResultInactive=no
ResultActive=yes
EOF
If your machine is connected to
the Internet, you can sync your computer software and hardware clock to network
time by using the ntpdate and hwclock programs. Depending on your machine you
may need to install these programs:
sudo yum install util-linux ntpdate
Once they are installed the
software and hardware clock can be set by:
sudo ntpdate -s pool.ntp.org
sudo hwclock -w
Manuals
If you need a copy of the MPT - High Field manual, click here to download.
If you need a copy of the MPT - Series 2 manual, click here to download.
Graphing Windows Issues
Certain versions of the 1.3.0 MPT Tracking System have a bug when using the graphing windows. When tracking one marker and another is put in its place and graphing stops. This replacement program will allow graphing to continue. Do not replace this file unless you have experienced this issue.
Please backup your original “DrawEKG” before copying this replacement to /Metria/Software/MPT_TrackingSystem/bin/
The following files pertain to MPT Tracking System version 1.3.0. To
check your version from a terminal, type:
sudo yum list MPT_TrackingSystem
If it does not say “MPT_TrackingSystem.x86_64 1.3.0,″ then you are
not using version 1.3.0.
UDPPacketStructureV4.h.
This file has the C structure of the UDP packets that version 1.3.0 MPT
Tracking System emits.
For any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.