Cable for switching the camera light
Key Features
- Very simple light trigger by digital camera output.
- Significant simplification of wiring, eliminating the need for an additional switching element – for example a DIO card.
- Designed for Basler ace GigE cameras.
- Industry standard M8 connector for light and power.
- The length of each cable from the junction box is 1.5 m. The Y-cable has a total length of 3 m.
Product description
The cable is used to connect the trigger input of the illuminator to the programmable output of the camera and at the same time power the light and camera from one sensor connector. Always read the documentation for the camera and illuminator before connecting them to see if the reducer can be used with them without damaging them. This product is primarily intended for use with Basler ace GigE series cameras. The most common power supply voltage for illuminators is 24 V, so it is necessary to choose cameras that support it.
Fig. 1: Connection block diagram
Product variant
NAME | ORDER NUMBER |
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Cable for switching the camera light | 69980000 |
Download
FILE NAME | DESCRIPTION | SIZE | |
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Catalogue sheet (CZ) | Camera & light trigger cable | 450 KB |
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Datasheet (EN) | Camera & light trigger cable | 440 KB |
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