Hikrobot MV-ID2013EMI

Vertical-frame code-reading profile

A portrait-oriented 1024 × 1280 image separates MV-ID2013EMI from the horizontal readers around it. Its mono 1/4-inch CMOS global-shutter sensor uses 2.7 µm × 2.7 µm pixels, reaches 50 fps and decodes up to 30 codes/sec. Exposure spans 60 µs to 6000 µs, and interface variants provide either Fast Ethernet with RS-232 or USB 2.0.

The taller frame suits fixed stations where a label or group of codes occupies a narrow vertical region while global exposure controls geometric skew from motion. Besides common 1D formats, the reader decodes QR Code, Data Matrix, MicroQR, AZTEC, HanXin and PDF417. Two opto-isolated inputs and two opto-isolated outputs on the network DB15 path support triggers and result exchange with the machine.

MV-ID2013EMI rotates the MV-ID2013EM pixel matrix from 1280 × 1024 to 1024 × 1280 and expands its documented symbol set, while both run at 30 codes/sec and 50 fps. MV-ID2013M returns to 1280 × 1024, raises the rate to 45 codes/sec and uses IP65 rather than IP54. MV-ID2016M reaches 1408 × 1024 and 68 codes/sec in its 6.72 mm configuration for faster horizontal coverage.

Available versions

Same device, different configuration. We match the part number to your working distance and field of view.

Specifications

Selection and applications

Vertical-region code capture at 1024 × 1280. Global-shutter reading of up to 30 codes/sec. Fixed decoding of MicroQR, HanXin and PDF417.

Minimum kit: Use the MV-ID2013EMI reader in its 70 mm focusing-distance or 4.63 mm optical version with the matching Fast Ethernet and DB15 or USB 2.0 cable, and the stated 12 V DC to 24 V DC or 5 V DC supply.

Nearby in the range: MV-ID2013EM — Prefer it for a horizontal 1280 × 1024 image and QR or Data Matrix reading.; MV-ID2013M — Prefer it when 45 codes/sec and IP65 protection are required.; MV-ID2016M — Prefer it for 1408 × 1024 imaging and up to 68 codes/sec..

FAQ

Why is the MV-ID2013EMI resolution oriented vertically?

Its resolution is 1024 × 1280, unlike the 1280 × 1024 format of MV-ID2013EM. The portrait frame allocates the longer pixel dimension vertically while retaining the same 1/4-inch global-shutter sensor class and 2.7 µm pixels.

What speed and exposure range does MV-ID2013EMI provide?

MV-ID2013EMI reaches 50 fps and 30 codes/sec. Exposure can be set from 60 µs to 6000 µs, giving the integration a documented range for balancing motion control and available illumination.

Which additional code formats does MV-ID2013EMI list?

The reader supports common 1D codes and lists QR Code, Data Matrix, MicroQR, AZTEC and HanXin as 2D formats. PDF417 is included as a stacked format, extending coverage beyond the QR and Data Matrix pair on MV-ID2013EM.

How are network and USB versions of MV-ID2013EMI powered?

The network version accepts 12 V DC to 24 V DC. The 4.63 mm USB version uses 5 V DC, with USB 3.0 named as the recommended power source; average draw is 2.2 W and maximum draw is 4.5 W.

What I/O and environmental protection does MV-ID2013EMI have?

The network DB15 connection includes two opto-isolated inputs, two opto-isolated outputs and one RS-232 channel. The 45 mm × 43 mm × 25 mm enclosure is IP54 and operates from 0 °C to 50 °C.