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Zebra Iris GTX overview

Zebra Iris GTX is a family of smart cameras that combine image acquisition, embedded processing, and display. Zebra Iris GTX includes an Ethernet port (100/1000 BaseT), which provides connection for supported industrial protocols, including: PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, CC-Link, and Modbus. For PROFINET support, Zebra Iris GTX includes a PROFINET Engine; on Zebra Iris GTX, the PROFINET service comes preinstalled (but not enabled). Zebra Iris GTX also features an Advanced I/O Engine, which provides use of auxiliary I/O signals, an analog intensity control signal, general timers, an exposure timer, a strobe timer, a quadrature decoder, and an I/O command list (with 2 reference latches).

Zebra Iris GTX uses a CMOS image sensor, which supports an asynchronous externally triggered global shutter.

The primary difference between the members of the Zebra Iris GTX family are: the sensor chip size, the effective resolution, color, and frame rate.

Zebra Iris GTX family membersSensor chip size1Effective resolutionColor/monochromeFrame rate
GTX20001/2.2"-type1920 x 1200 pixelsMonochromeUp to 70.7 fps
GTX2000C1/2.2"-type1920 x 1200 pixelsColorUp to 17.6 fps
GTX50002/3"-type2592 x 2048 pixelsMonochromeUp to 41.7 fps
GTX5000C2/3"-type2592 x 2048 pixelsColorUp to 10.4 fps
GTX80001/1.1"-type4096 x 2160 pixelsMonochromeUp to 39.6 fps
GTX8000C1/1.1"-type4096 x 2160 pixelsColorUp to 9.9 fps
GTX120001"-type4096 x 3072 pixelsMonochromeUp to 28 fps
GTX12000C1"-type4096 x 3072 pixelsColorUp to 7.0 fps
GTX160001.1"-type4000 x 4000 pixelsMonochromeUp to 21.6 fps
GTX16000C1.1"-type4000 x 4000 pixelsColorUp to 5.4 fps

Note: You can access the latest version of the Installation and Hardware Reference at zebra.com/iris-gtx-info. Click on the Documentation tab to access it.

Summary of Zebra Iris GTX features​

The following table outlines the features currently available on each member of the Zebra Iris GTX family.

FeaturesZebra Iris GTX
Can access GenICam camera features using MdigControlFeature / MdigInquireFeatureNo
On-board memory4 Gbytes LPDDR4x SDRAM
Number of auxiliary signals7 (4 in, 3 out)
PROFINET EngineYes
Number of general timers8
Number of strobe timers1
Number of exposure timers1
Number of quadrature decoders for input from linear or rotary encoders1
Number of I/O command lists1
Number of reference latches per I/O command list2
Digitizer LUTYes
Asynchronous reset mode supportYes

Footnotes​

  1. Sensor chips are always measured on the diagonal. ↩

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