Hikrobot MV-ID5200PM

Global-shutter high-resolution role

High-resolution motion capture is the defining use of MV-ID5200PM. A 1.1-inch monochrome CMOS sensor records 5120 × 3968 with 2.5 µm pixels and a global shutter. Acquisition reaches 20 fps and decoding is rated at 36 codes/sec. Exposure can be set from 16 µs to 0.5 sec, and Gigabit Ethernet carries the resulting images and code data.

The format is suited to wide fields, small code elements or several labels where 20 fps provides the required acquisition cadence. Global exposure avoids the line-by-line geometry of a rolling sensor when exposure and trigger timing are matched to the motion. A C-mount lens defines working distance and coverage; external illumination is required because a light source is not included. Isolated I/O provides a hardware path for capture timing and decisions.

MV-ID5200M records a slightly wider 5440 × 3648 frame at the same 20 fps and 36 codes/sec, but it uses a rolling shutter. MV-ID5250PM retains the global shutter and 1.1-inch format, expands the image to a square 5120 × 5120 and runs at 15 fps with 45 codes/sec. Choose MV-ID5200PM for a 5120 × 3968 moving field; choose the square model for added vertical coverage.

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Selection and applications

Global-shutter wide-field decoding. Multiple-label image capture. Externally lit moving-code reading.

Minimum kit: Use MV-ID5200PM with a C-mount lens, external illumination, a Gigabit Ethernet cable, a 12-pin M12 power and I/O lead, and a 12 VDC to 24 VDC source.

Nearby in the range: MV-ID5200M — Prefer its 5440 × 3648 frame when a rolling shutter suits the process; MV-ID5250PM — Prefer it for square 5120 × 5120 coverage at 15 fps.

Cables and accessories for this model

Compatibility per manufacturer data.

Data cables

ID Ethernet, M12 8-pin

I/O & power cables

ID power, M12 12-pin

Mounting

Reader mounts

Protection

Covers & filters

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FAQ

Why use MV-ID5200PM instead of a rolling-shutter reader?

Its 5120 × 3968 CMOS sensor has a global shutter, so the full image shares one exposure interval. This preserves code geometry during movement more directly than the rolling-shutter MV-ID5200M, provided the process fits the 20 fps frame limit.

What optics and illumination complete an MV-ID5200PM station?

The reader uses a C-mount with a 1.1-inch sensor and includes a transparent lens cap. No light source is included, so provide a lens that covers the sensor format and external illumination arranged for the code field and surface.

What are the exposure and decoder ceilings of MV-ID5200PM?

Exposure ranges from 16 µs to 0.5 sec, acquisition reaches 20 fps and maximum reading speed is 36 codes/sec. A short hardware-triggered exposure addresses moving items, while the longer end is available for stationary, lower-light capture.

How are MV-ID5200PM triggers and decoded results exchanged?

A 12-pin M12 interface provides three opto-isolated inputs, three opto-isolated outputs, one RS-232 input and one RS-232 output. Gigabit Ethernet supports SmartSDK, TCP, FTP, UDP and the listed industrial controller protocols.

What power and enclosure provisions apply to MV-ID5200PM?

Supply voltage can range from 12 VDC to 24 VDC, with consumption stated as 12 W at 24 VDC. The housing reaches IP67 when the waterproof lens cap is installed correctly and operates from 0 °C to 50 °C.