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microEnable 5 marathon ACX-QP - Frame grabber

microEnable 5 marathon ACX-QP is a PCIe image acquisition device that allows the connection of up to four CoaXPress cameras with a bandwidth of 25 Gbit/s.

microEnable 5 marathon ACX-QP focuses on high-speed image acquisition with up to 4 x CoaXPress cameras and offers with DMA1800 technology an powerful access to advanced Machine Vision applications.

  • Support of fastest CoaXPress camera input
  • Easy-to-use configuration software
  • High performance image acquisition
  • Industrial multi-device, multi-camera support
  • DMA 1800 / up to 1800 MB/s PCIe Data bandwidth (PCIe x4 Gen2)
  • Supports opto-decoupled signals via front I/O
  • Broad support of Third-party software interfaces
  • Versatile application and industry usage
  • Flexible and extensible model series
  • Power over CoaXPress.

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Article Details
Order Number 2200000354
Accessory Type Frame grabber
Accessory Developer Basler
Model Name microEnable 5 marathon ACX-QP
Product Line A-Line
Category Framegrabber

Device Features
Processor System Processor
On-Board Memory 1024 MByte DDR3-RAM

Camera Interface
Standard CoaXPress 1.0/1.1
Configurations CXP1-6; up to 4 cameras
Connectors 4 x DIN 1.0/2.3
Power output SafePower, Power over CXP 13W/24V per cable
Camera Support line scan camera, area scan camera
Sensor Type CFA sensor (Bayer), Grayscale sensor, RGB sensor
Bit Depth 8-16-bit (grayscale), 24-48-bit (color)
Data Bandwidth 4 x 6,25 Gbit/s
Test Environment Camera Simulator

Host PC Interface
PC Bus Interface PCI Express x4 (Gen 2), DMA1800
PC Bus Interface Performance up to 1.800 MB/s (sustainable)

Controls and General-Purpose I/Os
On-board GPIO interface 4 opto-coupled outputs (4,5V - 28V), 4 opto-coupled inputs (4,5V - 28V), optional 2 opto-coupled differential inputs (RS422), Shaft encoder input, programmable rescaler, multiple-camera synchronization
On-board Front GPIO Interface 2 opto-coupled differential inputs (RS422) and 1 opto-coupled differential / single ended input, optional (conf.): 4 opto-coupled Inputs (4,5V - 28V) with up to 1 MHz frequency, RS485 interface (PLC connection) scheduled, Shaft encoder input, programmable rescaler: multiple-camera synchronization, 2 TTL outputs, up to 20 MHz frequency
GPIO Synchronisation and Control Configurable Trigger System supporting several trigger modes (grabber controlled, external trigger, gated, software trigger) and shaft encoder functionality with backward compensation, Multi-Camera-Synchronization
GPIO Interface Summary 8in/8out (max.), TTL or opto-coupled

Processing Features
Basic Features Offset/Gain/Gamma correction, Invert, ROI, White Balance, Mirroring, Image Selector, LUT

Physical and Environmental Information
Dimensions PCIe Standard height, half length card: 167.64 mm length x 111.15 mm height
Weight (typical) 158 g
Power consumption / Power Source typ. 1.075 A @ 12V (actual values depend on image pre-processing), maximum load: 3.15 A (single supply over 4-pin power connector)
Operating Temperature 50° (0 LFM*), 60° (100 LFM*) FPGA operating temperature: 0°C to 85°C, *LFM = Linear Feet per Minute, unit for measuring airflow velocity.
Storage Temperature -50°C up to 80°C
Relative Humidity (operating, storage) 5% - 90% non-condensing (operating), 0% - 95% (storage)
MTBF pending
Compliances WEEE, RoHS, REACH

Software
Software drivers Windows 10 / 8 / 7 (32-Bit), Windows 10 / 8 / 7 (64-Bit)
Software Tools microDisplay (Acquisition control and viewer), GenICam Explorer (Camera configuration tool), microDiagnostics (Service tool), Device Drivers, SDK, Documentation
Software API Silicon Software SDK, .net interface
FPGA programming not programmable
BV-Software Compatibility Halcon, Common Vision Blox, Cognex, Labview, others on request
Triggerboard

Triggerboard

  • Opto trigger: opto-coupled signals
  • TTL trigger: standard TTL level
  • Multiple input and output signals (max. 8x in, 8x out)
  • Synchronization of the image acquisition process
  • Synchronization of multiple cameras in the image acquisition system
  • Control of the camera’s exposure time
  • Independent control of multiple cameras connected to a frame grabber
  • Highly flexible graphic programming of user-defined trigger functions with VisualApplets

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Manuals

The manuals provide complete information on all aspects of usage - from installing frame grabbers and software to first acquisition checks to advanced image processing. Described are all frame grabber series and models available together with their hardware and software add-ons, their specific functionalities and all image processing options along with the graphical FPGA development environment VisualApplets.

Frame Grabber - User Manual

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Customer Stories

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