Matrox Iris GTX Series, Installation And Technical Reference, Page: 9 / 100

Introduction 9
Matrox Iris GTX can connect to a display device through the VGA/USB
connector and it can communicate with other devices through the Gigabit
Ethernet network interface (100/1000 BaseT) and digital auxiliary I/O signals.
An advanced I/O engine is included to allow you to communicate and coordinate
events using the auxiliary I/O signals (for example, to trigger and set the duration
of the exposure).
The network interface can be used for general purpose, Gigabit network
communication, or for communication with external devices using the
PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, CCLink, or Modbus industrial protocols. For
PROFINET communication on the network interface, Matrox Iris GTX provides
a PROFINET engine with a hardware-assisted PROFINET interface. The
hardware-assisted interface supports a minimum I/O cycle time of 1 msec.
Models available
There are ten models available in the Matrox Iris GTX family of products.
Color versions of this smart camera utilize a sensor with a Bayer color filter but
store the images in BGR32 packed format, by default.
Matrox Iris GTX
feature GTX2000 GTX2000C GTX5000 GTX5000C GTX8000 GTX8000C
Sensor chip type 1/2.2"-type 2/3"-type 1/1.1"-type
Effective
resolution 1920x1200 2592x2048 4096x2160
Color /
Monochrome Monochrome Color Monochrome Color Monochrome Color
Frame rate
a
70.7 fps 17.6 fps 41.7 fps 10.4 fps 39.6 fps 9.9 fps
Matrox Iris GTX feature GTX12000 GTX12000C GTX16000 GTX16000C
Sensor chip type 1"-type 1.1"-type
Effective resolution 4096x3072 4000x4000
Color / Monochrome Monochrome Color Monochrome Color
Frame rate
a 28 fps 7.0 fps 21.6 fps 5.4 fps
a. Frame rate is established solely upon rates of acquisition. Your results will differ when including processing time.