Hikrobot MV-GT2102P

PoE-enabled dual-RJ45 path

PoE support distinguishes MV-GT2102P within a dual-RJ45, high-throughput frame-grabber pair. Two camera interfaces feed a PCI-E gen3 × 4 host interconnect. The transfer path is rated at 4000 MB/s maximum and 3200 MB/s continuous bandwidth. The model therefore combines powered-interface capability with a sustained host-transfer figure suitable for sizing a two-link acquisition computer.

The board fits an inspection host that receives two RJ45 camera connections and requires PoE on that interface. Its 3200 MB/s continuous rating is the relevant figure for ongoing stream movement, while 4000 MB/s describes the maximum. Host integration starts with a PCI-E gen3 × 4 connection and two RJ45 cable runs; the selected cameras must align with the listed PoE support and with their own link requirements.

MV-GT2102 has the same pair of RJ45 connectors, the same PCI-E gen3 × 4 interconnect and identical 4000 MB/s maximum and 3200 MB/s continuous transfer. MV-GT2102P additionally documents PoE support for the camera interface. Select it where powered RJ45 connections are required. MV-GE2202P is an alternative for two explicitly GigE 10/100/1000 Mbit/s ports with 15.4 W PoE per channel, 9.5 KB jumbo frames and 800 MB/s sustained host bandwidth.

Overview

The same as the MV-GT2102 but with power over the twisted pair: PoE removes a separate power supply and a second cable for each camera. On a two-camera station that is two power bricks fewer in the cabinet.

The board occupies a PCI Express gen3 ×4 slot and carries two RJ45 ports.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Powered dual-RJ45 acquisition. Continuous PCI-E image transfer. Two-camera PoE data intake.

Minimum kit: Install MV-GT2102P in a PCI-E gen3 × 4 host and connect the cameras through two PoE-capable RJ45 cables, using the board's listed PoE support for the powered links.

Nearby in the range: MV-GT2102 — Prefer it for the same dual-RJ45 path and 3200 MB/s continuous transfer.; MV-GE2202P — Prefer it for 15.4 W PoE, 9.5 KB jumbo frames and two GigE streams..

FAQ

Is PoE supported on the MV-GT2102P camera interface?

Yes. PoE support is explicitly stated for MV-GT2102P. The board exposes two RJ45 camera interfaces, so the connected camera and cabling should be selected for the powered RJ45 arrangement.

What sustained host figure should be used for MV-GT2102P?

The continuous transmission bandwidth is 3200 MB/s. The separate maximum figure is 4000 MB/s; the continuous value is the documented reference for ongoing movement from both camera interfaces.

What interconnect carries MV-GT2102P data to the computer?

MV-GT2102P uses PCI-E gen3 × 4. Its two RJ45 camera connections share that host route, which is rated for 4000 MB/s maximum and 3200 MB/s continuous transfer.

Are the MV-GT2102 and MV-GT2102P bandwidths different?

No difference is listed in their host figures: both provide 4000 MB/s maximum and 3200 MB/s continuous bandwidth through PCI-E gen3 × 4. The P variant is differentiated by PoE support.

How many physical RJ45 camera links can MV-GT2102P accept?

The camera interface is listed as RJ45 × 2, giving the board two physical connections. They feed one PCI-E gen3 × 4 interconnect and share its stated continuous transfer path.

When would MV-GE2202P be selected over MV-GT2102P?

Select MV-GE2202P when the system needs two 10/100/1000 Mbit/s GigE streams, 9.5 KB jumbo frames and 15.4 W PoE per channel. Its sustained host bandwidth is 800 MB/s, versus 3200 MB/s continuous for MV-GT2102P.