Frame grabber · CoaXPress

Hikrobot MV-GX1102

CoaXPress DIN 1.0/2.3 ×2PCIe 3.0 x4Camera output power delivery: PoCXP2 cameras

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Warranty: 36 months

Compact host-link CXP-6 role

Two CXP-6 inputs on a PCI-E gen3 × 4 card define the MV-GX1102 acquisition path. The DIN 1.0/2.3 links accept 1.25, 2.5, 3.125, 5 and 6.25 Gbit/s, with 2 GB DDR4-RAM buffering image traffic. Host transfer is rated at 3400 MB/s maximum and 3350 MB/s sustained, and the supported data formats span Mono and Bayer 8/10/12/16 plus RGB 8.

This two-port arrangement fits a paired-view machine where both cameras feed a single gen3 host slot and external timing reaches the board through configurable I/O. Eleven lines operate as single-ended or differential inputs/outputs; lines 0 through 6 are on the bracket and lines 7 through 10 on the PCB, all spanning 3.3 V DC to 24 V DC. Each coaxial channel can deliver up to 13 W at 24 V DC with PoCXP.

MV-GX1102 matches MV-GX1002 at two cameras and 3350 MB/s sustained transfer, but changes DDR3 to DDR4, PCI-E gen2 × 8 to gen3 × 4, and lowers typical consumption without PoCXP from 13.7 W to 8.8 W. MV-GX1104 doubles the port count and memory to four and 4 GB while retaining the same host bandwidth. MV-GY1002 V2.0 is preferable when the camera side requires CXP-12 and HD-BNC instead of CXP-6 and DIN 1.0/2.3.

Specifications

Data interface	CoaXPress
Board bandwidth	27200 Mbit/s (max.); 26800 Mbit/s (sustained)
Camera connectors	CoaXPress DIN 1.0/2.3 ×2
Host interface	PCIe 3.0 x4
Maximum cameras	2
Pixel format	Mono8, Mono10, Mono12, Mono16, Bayer8, Bayer10, Bayer12, Bayer16, RGB8
Image buffer	2000 MB
Protocol compatibility	CoaXPress
Communication protocol versions	CoaXPress 1.0, CoaXPress 1.1
Client software	MVS
Operating systems	Windows 7, Windows 10, Windows 11, Ubuntu 18.04–24.04 (64-bit)
Digital I/O lines	7 bidirectional lines, single-ended, differential, 3.3…24 V, on bracket, lines …Collapse 7 bidirectional lines, single-ended, differential, 3.3…24 V, on bracket, lines 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; 4 bidirectional lines, single-ended, differential, 3.3…24 V, on PCB, lines 7, 8, 9, 10
Digital I/O connector	DB15 15-pin male; pin header 9-pin, grid 2×5, 10 holes, pitch 2.54 mm
Power consumption	8.8 W (typical) @ excluding PoCXP output
Working temperature	0…55 °C
Storage temperature	-20…70 °C
Humidity	10…95 % @ non-condensing
Dimensions	181×126.3×21.6 mm
Certification	RoHS, CE, KC
Channel bandwidth	1250 Mbit/s 2500 Mbit/s 3125 Mbit/s Show all (5) 5000 Mbit/s 6250 Mbit/s
CoaXPress generation	CXP-6; CXP-1, CXP-2, CXP-3, CXP-5, CXP-6
Frame grabber camera supply output power	13 W (max., per port) @ DC, supply voltage 24 V
Frame grabber output voltage	24 V
Memory technology	DDR4
Output power rating basis	per port
Streams	2
Supported SDKs	custom application development
Bus indicators	1
Camera output power delivery	PoCXP
Connector bracket	DB15 15-pin male
Connector pcb	pin header 9-pin, grid 2×5, 10 holes, pitch 2.54 mm
GPIO voltage	3.3…24 V @ input/output
Stream indicator count	2

Documents

Datasheet MV-GX1100 · PDF · 0.6 MB · English · revised 29 May 2025

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Selection and applications

Paired CXP-6 camera capture. DDR4-buffered image transfer. Differentially triggered acquisition.

Minimum kit: Install MV-GX1102 in a PCI-E gen3 × 4 host, attach as many as two CXP-6 cameras through DIN 1.0/2.3 coaxial cables, and keep PoCXP draw within 13 W at 24 V DC on each port.

Nearby in the range: MV-GX1104 — Prefer it when four CXP-6 camera ports and 4 GB DDR4 are required; MV-GX1002 — Prefer it for two ports when the host provides PCI-E gen2 × 8; MV-GY1002 V2.0 — Prefer it for CXP-12 cameras connected through HD-BNC.

FAQ

Which host slot and bandwidth does MV-GX1102 require?

The card uses a PCI-E gen3 × 4 interconnect. Its transfer figures are 3400 MB/s maximum and 3350 MB/s sustained, supported by 2 GB of on-board DDR4-RAM between the CXP inputs and host memory.

What CXP-6 rates are selectable on the MV-GX1102 ports?

Both DIN 1.0/2.3 camera connections support 1.25, 2.5, 3.125, 5 and 6.25 Gbit/s. Up to two cameras can be attached, with each port operating inside the listed CXP-6 rate set.

How is trigger I/O exposed by the MV-GX1102 board?

Eleven configurable lines support single-ended or differential input/output. Lines 0 through 6 are located on the bracket and lines 7 through 10 on the PCB; both groups cover a 3.3 V DC to 24 V DC operating range.

Can MV-GX1102 power cameras through the coaxial cable?

Yes. PoCXP can provide up to 13 W at 24 V DC on each of the two channels. Camera demand must remain inside that per-channel allowance. Typical frame-grabber consumption is 8.8 W when PoCXP load is excluded.

Which Linux releases are included for MV-GX1102 hosting?

The operating-system list covers Ubuntu 18.04 through 24.04 on 64-bit Linux, alongside Windows 7, 10 and 11. MVS client software and an SDK for secondary development complete the stated host software support.

What changes when moving from MV-GX1102 to MV-GX1104?

MV-GX1104 increases the camera interfaces from two to four and the DDR4 buffer from 2 GB to 4 GB. Both boards use PCI-E gen3 × 4, sustain 3350 MB/s and support the same CXP-6 link-rate set.