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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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