Hikrobot MV-SC6050M

Mid-range mono detail and timing

A 2432 × 2048 mono frame at up to 80 fps positions MV-SC6050M for inspections that need more detail than the 120 fps SC6000 pair but cannot drop to the 40 fps high-resolution tier. Its 1/1.45-inch CMOS sensor uses 3.45 µm pixels, global shutter and exposure from 16 µs to 1 sec. Deep-learning OCR, object recognition and defect detection run through the stated VM Platform configurations.

Edge location, part geometry, print contrast and surface-defect checks can use the mono output without carrying colour channels. The global shutter supports moving targets, while the exposure range covers short capture and longer integration. A 17-pin M12 interface combines 24 VDC power, isolated and configurable I/O, RS-232 and an external light output up to 30 W; Gigabit Ethernet provides the network path.

MV-SC6016M reaches 120 fps at 1408 × 1024 for a faster, lower-resolution station. MV-SC6120M increases the mono image to 4096 × 2944 and runs up to 40 fps. MV-SC6050C matches the 2432 × 2048 and 80 fps operating point in colour, making it the direct alternative when chromatic information forms part of the acceptance rule.

Available versions

One device, different revisions. We ship the current one by default; if a specific revision is already installed on your line, name it in the request and we will match it.

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Selection and applications

Mono feature inspection at 2432 × 2048. Moving-part analysis at up to 80 fps. Deep-learning OCR with machine I/O.

Minimum kit: Use a C-mount configuration of MV-SC6050M with a C-mount lens, suitable external light, a Gigabit Ethernet cable, a 17-pin M12 power and I/O cable, and a 24 VDC supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-SC6016M — Prefer it for 1408 × 1024 mono capture at up to 120 fps; MV-SC6120M — Prefer it for 4096 × 2944 mono inspection when 40 fps is enough; MV-SC6050C — Prefer it when the 2432 × 2048, 80 fps inspection requires colour.

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables

ID Ethernet, M12 8-pinSC cables, M12 17-pin

Power

Power

Optics

M12 lenses

Mounting

Camera mounts

Protection

Covers & filters

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FAQ

What inspection trade-off is represented by 2432 × 2048 at 80 fps?

MV-SC6050M provides more image samples than the 1408 × 1024 MV-SC6016M but a lower maximum than its 120 fps. Against MV-SC6120M, it runs faster at 80 fps but has fewer samples than that model's 4096 × 2944 frame.

How do the C-mount and mechanical power cases differ?

The C-mount figures are approximately 12.5 W without external light and 42.5 W with it at 24 VDC. For the mechanical form, average draw is 12 W with lights disabled, 16.6 W with the built-in light, and 42 W with external light; the maximum can reach 48 W.

Can built-in and external illumination operate together?

No. The mechanical configuration states that its external and built-in light sources cannot be used at the same time. The 17-pin M12 connection includes one light-source output up to 30 W, so illumination mode must be chosen in the station design.

Which timing and I/O features support motion capture?

The sensor has a global shutter, exposure from 16 µs to 1 sec and acquisition up to 80 fps. The camera provides two opto-isolated inputs, two opto-isolated outputs and two configurable non-isolated lines for trigger and result timing.

How are onboard algorithms connected to factory control?

OCR, object recognition and defect detection run in VM Platform or Vision Master Platform with the deep-learning module, depending on configuration. Gigabit Ethernet at 1000 Mbit/s supports PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, Modbus, TCP and UDP for result exchange.