Hikrobot MV-VC3000H

Camera connectivity and machine control

Six GigE ports, extensive isolated I/O and one PCIe 3.0 ×16 slot make MV-VC3000H a vision controller for multi-camera machine integration. Its processor configurations include Celeron G4900 and Core i3-8100. The Core i3-8100 form assigns four of the six GigE interfaces to PoE. Unactivated 64-bit Windows 10 provides the application environment, with HDMI and VGA outputs available simultaneously.

The port layout supports inspection cells that acquire several GigE cameras and coordinate triggers or reject devices through eight opto-isolated inputs and sixteen opto-isolated outputs. Four constant-voltage 24 VDC light interfaces can integrate illumination, with 72 W per channel and 80 W total stated. The PCIe 3.0 ×16 slot provides a route for an application-specific expansion card, and selected 3502, 3503 and 3504 models include a 2 TB HDD.

MV-VC3000X retains six GigE ports and a 24 VDC supply on 12th-generation processor configurations. MV-VC531x increases the network count to seven GigE ports, four with PoE, and specifies twelve isolated outputs plus eight isolated low-side driver outputs and four bidirectional differential I/O lines. MV-VC532x uses the seven-port layout and specifies one ×16, one ×8 and two ×4 PCIe interfaces.

Overview

A vision controller on 8th generation Intel processors — from the Celeron G4900 to the Core i7-8700. Six Gigabit ports take cameras directly without a switch, while 8 inputs and 16 opto-isolated outputs tie the station to the sensors and actuators of the line.

Within the series the choice comes down to the fourth digit of the part number: 1 — SSD only, 2 — SSD plus a hard disk for the image archive, 3 — the same plus PoE on four ports, 4 — 16 GB of RAM. The PoE version removes the need for separate camera power supplies but draws noticeably more power.

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

Multi-camera GigE inspection control. Machine triggering through isolated I/O. PCIe-expanded vision processing.

Minimum kit: Build the station around MV-VC3000H, GigE cameras with lenses matched to their mounts, GigE cables, the selected PCIe card if used, a controller power cable and 24 VDC supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-VC3000X — Prefer it for 12th-generation processor configurations with six GigE ports; MV-VC531x — Prefer it when seven GigE ports and four PoE interfaces are required; MV-VC532x — Prefer it when one ×16, one ×8 and two ×4 PCIe interfaces are needed.

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FAQ

Which processor configuration provides four PoE camera ports?

The Core i3-8100 configuration lists six GigE interfaces, including four PoE ports located between the I/O and power connections. The Celeron G4900 configuration also lists six GigE interfaces.

How much isolated machine I/O is available on MV-VC3000H?

The controller provides eight opto-isolated inputs and sixteen opto-isolated outputs, with the outputs supporting NPN/PNP switching. Two RS-232 ports can be switched to RS-485 or RS-422 for serial equipment.

What expansion and local storage provisions are stated?

There is one PCIe 3.0 ×16 expansion interface. A 2 TB HDD is identified for models 3502, 3503 and 3504, giving those configurations local storage beyond the controller's application platform.

Can the controller drive lighting as well as acquire cameras?

Four 24 VDC constant-voltage light interfaces are listed. Light power is stated as 72 W per channel and 80 W in total, so connected illumination must be distributed within both the single-channel and aggregate limits.

What supply, thermal and display limits shape installation?

MV-VC3000H takes 24 VDC. Typical draw is 95 W with Celeron G4900 or 144 W with Core i3-8100. Operation is specified from 0 °C to 50 °C. HDMI and VGA can output independently at the same time, up to 1920 × 1080 at 60 Hz.