Smart cameras have remote heads

Iris P-Series family of programmable smart cameras is available in remote-head configurations. The two-piece design, by way of MDR26 connectors, uses a standard Camera Link cable to connect a remote head to a processor unit. This allows the cameras to easily fit into small spaces and offers flexibility when mounting them to equipment.
Dec. 15, 2005

Iris P-Series family of programmable smart cameras is available in remote-head configurations. The two-piece design, by way of MDR26 connectors, uses a standard Camera Link cable to connect a remote head to a processor unit. This allows the cameras to easily fit into small spaces and offers flexibility when mounting them to equipment. The Iris P-Series family is powered by an ultralow-power Celeron. It runs the Windows CE .NET real-time operating system and is programmed using Microsoft eMbedded Visual C++. OEMs and integrators can develop their applications with the Matrox Imaging Library.
Matrox Imaging
Dorval, QC, Canada
www.matrox.com/imaging

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