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Compact flash memory card for storing images, programs and other data
Extensive interfaces secure your investment
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The image processing systems MVS-40net and MVS-40 have an excellent cost effectiveness that satisfies beginners as well as professional users. Maximum technical possibilities with a low purchase price distinguish both systems from the competition. The basic version of the MVS-40 series allows one camera to be used; if required, however, the devices can be switched over to operation with up to eight cameras, without being modified. Double-speed full-frame or line cameras can also be used. It is furthermore possible to read in the images of two cameras at exactly the same time and analyze them together.The devices MVS-40 and MVS-40net are operated with a supply voltage of 24 volts. In most cases, this conventional power supply is already present in the automation system.
If this should not be the case, the stackable system powersupply unit PS-40 is available. To cover the subject of lighting, which is elementary for (almost) every image processing system, the MVS-40 device series integrates a light controller with four lighting channels. This basic configuration allows many applications to be implemented without extra lighting electronics. The integration of the lighting operation system in the visiTeach® software of the MVS-40 devices is unique.
Programming and operating the MVS-40 series requires no additional hardware. The entire software and the parameters are located in a non-volatile memory. The visiTeach® programming language, which is similar to CAD, is self-explanatory, clearly structured and guides the user interactively to the measuring program. The MVS-40net has all practical interfaces needed for use in automation. An additional data bus for communication with the lighting system visiLum®, inputs and outputs for 16 sensors and 16 actuators, Ethernet (TCP/IP) as well as a special input for incremental encoders are proof of the fact that all interfaces have been thought of. A compact flash memory drive is provided for storing measured values, images or programs. Currently, memory capacities of up to 512 megabytes are possible, and the outlook points to higher capacities in the future. |
