VC pro Z Series Operating Manual

Hardware specifications of VC pro Z Smart Cameras

Revision: 1.54
Date: 2023-09-07
Contact: support@vision-comp.com
Copyright: 1996-2023 Vision Components GmbH Ettlingen, Germany
Author: VC Support, mailto:support@vision-comp.com
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Table of Contents

1   General Information

The VC nano Z Series Smart Cameras have been designed for high resolution image processing with a very small form factor. They are the ideal compromise between high performance and low system costs, and thus especially suited for high volume OEM applications. This makes them viable to use a smart camera in even more products than before.

Based on a dual-core processor ARM® Cortex®-A9 with 866 MHz and an integrated FPGA the models of the VC Z series offer solutions at extreme high-speed in real-time.

The operating system VC Linux provides for the ideal interaction of hard- and software.

All cameras are equipped with a battery backed real time clock and come with a range of inputs and outputs, with trigger input and flash trigger output, as well as an Ethernet interface.

The VC pro Z Hardware capabilities:

1.1   Technical Specification VC pro Z

Technical Data
Component / Feature Specification
CMOS Sensor
VC pro Z 0010:
1/4" e2v EV76C541, monochrome or color (Bayer filter) version
VC pro Z 0011:
1/1.8" e2v EV76C560, monochrome or color (Bayer filter) version
VC pro Z 0015:
1/1.8" e2v EV76C570, monochrome or color (Bayer filter) version
VC pro Z 0252:
1/1.8" Sony IMX252, monochrome or color (Bayer filter) version
VC pro Z 0392:
1/2.3" Sony IMX392, monochrome or color (Bayer filter) version
Active pixels
VC pro Z 0010:
736(H) x 480(V)
VC pro Z 0011:
1280(H) x 1024(V)
VC pro Z 0015:
1600(H) x 1200(V)
VC pro Z 0252:
2048(H) x 1536(V)
VC pro Z 0392:
1920(H) x 1200(V)
Pixel size
VC pro Z 0010:
4.5(H) x 4.5(V) µm
VC pro Z 0011:
5.3(H) x 5.3(V) µm
VC pro Z 0015:
4.5(H) x 4.5(V) µm
VC pro Z 0252:
3.45(H) x 3.45(V) µm
VC pro Z 0392:
3.45(H) x 3.45(V) µm
Active sensor size
VC pro Z 0010:
3.4(H) x 2.2(V) mm
VC pro Z 0011:
6.8(H) x 5.5(V) mm
VC pro Z 0015:
7.2(H) x 5.4(V) mm
VC pro Z 0252:
7.1(H) x 5.3(V) mm
VC pro Z 0392:
6.6(H) x 4.1(V) mm
High-speed shutter
VC pro Z 0010, 0011, 0015:
15 µs
VC pro Z 0252, 0392:
1 µs
Low-speed shutter
VC pro Z 0010, 0011, 0015:
up to 1 sec. adjustable integration time
VC pro Z 0252, 0392:
up to 2 sec. adjustable integration time
Integration Global shutter
Picture taking

program-controlled or external high speed trigger, jitterfree acquisition

VC pro Z 0010:
full-frame 134 frames per second
VC pro Z 0011:
full-frame 63 frames per second
VC pro Z 0015:
full-frame 55 frames per second
VC pro Z 0252:
full-frame 88 frames per second
VC pro Z 0392:
full-frame 118 frames per second
A/D conversion 118.75 MHz / 10 bit, only the 8 most significant bits used
Input LUT no
Image Display Via Ethernet onto PC
Processor Dual-Core ARM® Cortex®-A9 with 866MHz and integrated FPGA
RAM 512 MB DDR-SDRAM
Flash EPROM 16 GB flash memory (nonvolatile) industrial eMMC
Process interface 4 inputs / 4 outputs, outputs 400 mA each (limited to 1A in total)
Flash Outputs 4 flash outputs with programmable current: 2 internal / 2 external. External outputs are configurable as additional PLC outputs.
Encoder Inputs Optional, but encoder inputs can be used as additional 5V inputs.
Trigger Input 1 dedicated picture trigger input. Any of the available PLC or 5V inputs can be chosen as an optional trigger input source.
Trigger Output 1 default trigger output on FLASH0/TrigOut pin. Any set of the available PLC or FLASH outputs (internal or external) can be chosen as trigger output.
Ethernet interface 1 Gbit / 100 Mbit / 10 Mbit
Serial interface RS-232
CE certification CE Certification from Vision Components
Storage Conditions Temperature -20 to +60 deg C, Max. humidity: 90%, non condensing.
Operating Conditions
  • without heater: Temperature: 0 to +50 deg C, Max. humidity: 80%, non condensing.
  • with heater: Temperature: -20 to +50 deg C, Max. humidity: 80%, non condensing.
Power Supply

24V DC

  • without PLC illumination: max. 200 mA
  • with maximum PLC output current (limited to 1A in total) and maximum illumination current, or power-up with heater activated: max. 1500 mA
Power Consumption 2.9 W typical
Heater 23 W (only in cameras with S/N 4000673 and higher)

The following diagram shows the maximum reachable (with the shortest shutter time) framerate according to the number of captured lines for the VC pro Z 0010, the VC pro Z 0011, the VC pro Z 0015 and the VC pro Z 0252:

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Frames per second over number of lines

The following table gives some example values.

Example Framerates
VC pro Z 0010 VC pro Z 0011 VC pro Z 0015 VC pro Z 0252
Resolution Max. framerate (FPS) Resolution Max. framerate (FPS) Resolution Max. framerate (FPS) Resolution Max. framerate (FPS)
            2048 x 1536 88
        1600 x 1200 55    
    1280 x 1024 63 1600 x 1024 63 2048 x 1024 134
    1280 x 768 83 1600 x 768 84 2048 x 768 177
    1280 x 640 98 1600 x 640 101 2048 x 640 210
736 x 480 134 1280 x 512 121 1600 x 512 125 2048 x 512 260
736 x 384 167 1280 x 384 158 1600 x 384 164 2048 x 384 338
736 x 256 246 1280 x 256 228 1600 x 256 240 2048 x 256 485
736 x 192 323 1280 x 192 292 1600 x 192 312 2048 x 192 619
736 x 128 470 1280 x 128 406 1600 x 128 447 2048 x 128 856
736 x 64 861 1280 x 64 669 1600 x 64 788 2048 x 64 1382
736 x 32 1473 1280 x 32 986 1600 x 32 1272 2048 x 32 1903
736 x 16 2288 1280 x 16 1295 1600 x 16 1836 2048 x 16 2340
736 x 8 3158 1280 x 8 1535 1600 x 8 2359 2048 x 8 2598
736 x 4 3901 1280 x 4 1691 1600 x 4 2765 2048 x 4 2797
736 x 2 4422 1280 x 2 1783 1600 x 2 3015 2048 x 2 N/A
736 x 1 4925 1280 x 1 1832 1600 x 1 3238 2048 x 1 N/A

Note

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  • The measurements were done without any other CPU load. Parallel image processing tasks may lead to a lower framerate.
  • These values are only reachable by limiting the maximum image acquisition size at capture initialisation, as explained on this page: Image Acquisition (scroll down to "Changing the Sensor ROI").

2   Hardware Interfaces

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Connector Positions

The VC pro Z camera incorporates the following connector interfaces:

Nomenclature for Connectors
Connector Description
J0 Power Connector
J1 Option Connector
J2A Internal Illumination Source Connector
J2B Reserved
JE Ethernet Connector

2.1   Power Connector J0

2.1.1   J0 Pin Assignment

Pin Assignment of J0 Connector (M12 A-Coding Binder 09-3491-600-12 - male)
Camera Socket Rear View Pin Signal Level Cable Standard Color
socket_power 1 Main Power Supply +24 V brown
2 Common Ground GND blue
3 PLC In0 +24 V white
4 PLC Out0 +24 V green
5 PLC In1 +24 V pink
6 PLC Out1 +24 V yellow
7 PLC Out2 +24 V black
8 PLC In2 +24 V grey
9 PLC Out3 +24 V red
10 PLC In3 +24 V purple
11 FLASH0/TrigOut +24 V grey/pink
12 FLASH1 +24 V red/blue

Warning

Warning Sign Ensure, that the current is always limited in such a way that it cannot destroy the to the FLASH0 and FLASH1 pin connected hardware.

Note

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2.1.2   Electrical Specification: Camera Power Supply

Voltage/Current Overview
What How much
Nominal Voltage +24 V
Absolute Voltage Limits +32V
Minimum nominal Operating voltage 21.6V
Maximum nominal Operating voltage 26.4V
Operating Current (Typical) 120mA (see note)
Operating Current (Maximum) 200mA (see note)
Nominal Power Consumption (Typical) 2.9W (see note)
Nominal Power Consumption (Maximum) 5W (see note)

Note

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The power consumption relies on a setup without internal or external LED illumination and without PLC I/O current.

2.1.3   Electrical Specification: Digital PLC I/O

Electrical Specifications
Separation of PLC/trigger output voltage PLC outputs supply not separated from power supply
PLC Input Voltage 24V, threshold: 12V
Input Current (max) 1.5mA @ 24V
PLC Output Voltage 24V
PLC Output Current (max) 4 x 400 mA Max total of all outputs: 1A
Max Current for 1 Power / PLC connector pin 400 mA
Power failure detection Yes, power failure detected if total PLC current > 1A

Warning

Warning Sign If power failure is detected, all PLC outputs may switch off regardless of their output state.

2.1.3.1   Connection of PLC inputs VC pro Z Series
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Connection of PLC Inputs

2.1.3.2   Connection of PLC outputs VC pro Z Series
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Connection of PLC Outputs

2.2   Option Connector J1

It is not necessary for that socket to be connected for image acquisition.

2.2.1   J1 Pin Assignment

Pin Assignment of J1 Connector (M12 A-Coding Binder 09-3492-600-12 - female)
Camera Socket Rear View Pin Signal Level Cable Standard Color
socket_option 1 P5V_Out max 100mA, switched 5V brown
2 GND GND blue
3 V24_TxD ±12V max. [1] white
4 TrigIn_P 5V green
5 TrigIn_M GND pink
6 ENC /Z 5V yellow
7 ENC Z 5V black
8 ENC B 5V grey
9 ENC /A 5V red
10 ENC A 5V purple
11 V24_RxD ±12V max. grey/pink
12 ENC /B 5V red/blue
[1]Standard RS-232 voltage. Refer to the RS-232 specification for exact voltage and tolerance.

2.2.2   Electrical Specification: Trigger I/O

The TrigOut connector is available over the Power Connector J0!

Electrical Specifications
Separation of trigger input Yes, optically isolated, 8mA @ 5V
Separation of trigger output No
Trigger output voltage Identical with power supply voltage
Trigger output current (max) 400 mA (1500 mA pulse)
2.2.2.1   Connection of Trigger Input
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Connection of Trigger Input

2.2.3   Electrical Specification: Encoder

Optional.

Electrical Specifications
Separation of Encoder Signals No
Encoder Input Voltage 5V, differential

Note

Note Sign You can optionally use the encoder pins as 5V inputs.

2.2.3.1   Connection of Encoder inputs VC pro Z Series

Optional.

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Timings for Encoder Pins

2.2.4   Electrical Specification: RS-232

Standard Voltage vor RS-232 (V.24).

2.3   Ethernet Connector JE

2.3.1   JE Pin Assignment

Pin Assignment of JE Connector (M12 X-Coding Binder 09-3782-91-08 - female)
Camera Socket Rear View Pin Signal
socket_eth 1 ETH_A_p
2 ETH_A_n
3 ETH_B_p
4 ETH_B_n
5 ETH_D_p
6 ETH_D_n
7 ETH_C_n
8 ETH_C_p

2.4   Connectors J2A and J2B

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Connectors J2A and J2B

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Activation of flash output is done by assigning the right GPIO via the command line tool named vcio (and vcproz_flash_set), see GPIOs and Trigger Assignment for more information.

2.4.1   J2A Pin Assignment

Pin Assignment of J2A Connector
Camera Socket Top View Pin Signal
socket_J2A 1 GND
2 GND switched, REF
3 FLASH2
4 FLASH3

LEDs at the connector J2A must have an extra resistor attached whose resistance value encodes the allowed flash duration at specific current values. If the current value is set to 0.0 A, the circuit however provides the pins with a minimum current due to buffering purposes.

Warning

Warning Sign Ensure, that the current is always limited in such a way that it cannot destroy the to the FLASH2 and FLASH3 pin connected hardware.

Warning

Warning Sign Never dis-/connect something to the J2A or J2B connector without turning off the camera device.

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J2A Source Model Identifier Resistor

The formula used to calculate the current between maximum steady current and maximum flash current is based on durations at currents specified by the resistor ID of the LED ring, see the table named 'J2A Connector Resistor Specification':

tset = tsteady*(exp − (Irequest − Isteady)*(ln(tsteady) − ln(thighCurr))/(IhighCurr − Isteady)

2.4.2   J2B Pin Assignment

Left blank for future use. Do not connect!

2.4.3   Available Ring Illuminator Options

Ring Illuminators
General Information Maximum Flash Current Maximum Steady Current
Spectrum LED Count Opening angle Resistor [Ω] IhighCurr [mA] thighCurr [s] Isteady [mA] tsteady [s]
IR 850nm × 32 ±10°deg 220R 1500 1.0e-4 300 1.0e-2
White × 12 ±40°deg 2200R 1000 1.0e-3 500 1.0e-1
IR 850nm × 12 ±45°deg 2700R 1500 15.0e-3 500 1.0e-1

This specification is subject to change for the limiting values due to technical improvements without further notice. For this reason please try to avoid programming current values higher than reported as maximum by the program vcproz_flash_set.

2.4.3.1   Mounting The Ring Illuminator
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How to mount the ring illuminator

Make sure to mount the ring illuminator as depicted at the figure 'How to mount the ring illuminator' so that the smaller vertical resistor is to the right, and the larger horizontal resistor is to the left. Also make sure to place all four pins of both connectors J2A and J2B properly, and to align the mounting holes with the corresponding threads. It may be necessary to apply a heat spreading pad between the camera and the illuminator ring. The illuminator ring must be fixed mechanically with two screws of type M2×4.

2.4.4   Electrical Specification: Flash LEDs

Note

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Activation of flash output is done by assigning the right GPIO via the command line tool named vcio (and vcproz_flash_set), see GPIOs and Trigger Assignment for more information.

The FLASH0 and FLASH1 outputs are available over the Power Connector J0.

The VC pro Z Hardware features four independently adjustable current sources for the connection of four LED light sources. Two of the current sources are designed for controlling the ring illuminators around the lens, connected to J2A. The other two current sources are accessible over the connector J0.

The default and system startup current at the FLASH0, FLASH1, FLASH2 and FLASH3 pins are 500 mA, limited to 1ms duration.

The controller covers a current range from 150 to 1500 mA. The controller provides a steady current in the range from 150 to 400 mA. Currents over 400 mA are available in flash mode saving LED lifetime.

The duty cycle is limited to 1:8, i.e. the off-state is eight times longer than the on-state for the output. Example: 1 ms flash duration, 8 ms cool down duration.

The flash duration depends on the real flash duration and not the maximum given flash duration.

Technical Data for each LED Controller
Iout 150-1500 mA, programmable
Uout 4-16 V (1-4 LEDs depending on the Vf)
Isteady < 400 mA
IhighCurr 400-1500 mA
tpulse > 20 µs

In the header file vcproz.h are the ranges available as defines.

Defines in Header File vcproz.h
Define Name Meaning
VCPROZ_FLASH_MAXCURR_MA Maximum current configurable for flash output pins.
VCPROZ_FLASH_MINCURR_MA Minimum current configurable for flash output pins (0mA will be set if request is lower).
VCPROZ_FLASH01_MAXCURRSDY_MA For FLASH 0 and FLASH 1 output pins, current above this level will limit the flash duration to @ref VCPROZ_FLASH01_DURTNLIMIT_US.
VCPROZ_FLASH01_DURTNLIMIT_US Maximum Duration in microseconds
2.4.4.1   Connection of Flash Outputs: External Flash
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Connection of Flash Outputs using an external Flash Current Source and Opto-Isolation

The figure shows how to connect an external flash illumination to FLASH0/TrigOut signal by using an opto isolation. R limit should be chosen to protect the opto isolator, e.g. 2K2/250mW for a current of 10mA. Remark: R limit is not necessary for Vision Components' High Power IR Illumination VK XXXXXXXX. The current source should be set to 500 mA.

2.4.4.2   Connection of Flash Outputs: Direct High-Power-LEDs
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Connection of Flash Outputs directly to High-Power LEDs

The figure shows how to connect an external flash illumination. The current source should be set to the required current setting between 200 and 1500 mA. The time limit must be set to an appropriate value for the protection of the external LEDs according to the data sheet of the manufacturer. Connectable are 1 to 6 High Power LEDs.

2.4.4.3   Connection of Flash Outputs: PLC
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Connection of Flash Outputs to a PLC

The figure shows how to connect a PLC to the FLASH0/TrigOut or FLASH1 signal. The current source should be set to 500 mA.

Warning

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Do not connect inductive loads to FLASH0 or FLASH1 outputs!

2.5   Built-in heater

The VC pro Z camera contains a built-in heater which is automatically activated when necessary. The following table and diagram show the behaviour of the heater. The heater is integrated in all VC pro Z cameras starting from S/N 4000673.

Heater
Temperature Heating power CPU
T < -5 °C 100 % (23 W) Off
-5 °C < T < 5 °C 20 % (4.6 W) On
T > 5 °C 0 % On
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Behaviour of the built-in heater

3   Software Interfaces

3.1   GPIOs

Connector Assignment of GPIOs
GPIO Nr. Connector Pin Designator Usability Remark
0 J0 OUT 0 Output
1 J0 OUT 1 Output
2 J0 OUT 2 Output
3 J0 OUT 3 Output
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 J0 INP 0 Input
11 J0 INP 1 Input
12 J0 INP 2 Input
13 J0 INP 3 Input
14 J1 ENC N Input Signal cannot be used as input if encoder active
15 J1 ENC A Input Signal cannot be used as input if encoder active
16 J1 ENC B Input Signal cannot be used as input if encoder active
17
18 J0 FLASH1 Output Adjustable current source
19 J2A FLASH2 Output Adjustable current source
20 J2A FLASH3 Output Adjustable current source
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29 INTERNAL MALFUNCTION Input
30
31(Out) J0 FLASH0/TrigOut Output Adjustable current source
31(In ) J1 TrigIn Input Optically isolated

They can be accessed over the linux standard way via /sys/class/gpio, see https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/gpio/sysfs.txt. The GPIO numbers are relative to the start number of the gpiochip labelled with '/amba@0/axi-gpio0@41200000', here: /sys/class/gpio/gpiochip224.

3.2   Trigger Assignment

To choose the sensor input/output trigger signals, the corresponding GPIO Nr. must be determined and assigned by the supporting program named vcio. More information can be found at the help of the program, if you run it with no command line parameter, it will show how to do it.

Sample usage instructions are provided here, but always refer to the instructions of your version, different camera models may have different vcio parameters:

VCIO v.1.2.3.- VCLinux Camera I/O Configuration and Connection Setup.

Usage: vcio [-s sen] [-i gpioNr] [-n] [-o gpioField] [-d gpioField] [-t time]

-s Sensor to be configured, default value: 0.
-i GPIO Nr. to be used as external sensor trigger input (TRGSRC_EXT)
-n Negates trigger input signal
-o Bitfield of GPIOs which are coupled with sensor trigger output signal. The bit of GPIO Nr. X is coupled, if Bit X is set to 1, for example, For coupling GPIO Nr. 0, 3 and 31 (TrigOut) provide the Bitfield as Decimal Value: 2^0+2^3+2^31=2147483657, as Hex Value: 0x80000009, or as Binary Value: 0b10000000000000000000000000001001.
-d The direction of the GPIOs as bitfield (see -o switch); If the GPIO Nr. X should be configured as output, set bit X to 1, and if it should be an input, set bit X to 0.
-t Time used to debounce all input sources, default value: 10000. Time Unit is in FPGA Cycles. The FPGA clock frequency can be acquired by reading out the value of capt->sen->d.fpgaClkHz, e.g. 153846161 Hz. The default debouncing time for that example is then given by 10000 cycles / 153846161 Hz = 0.000065 s = 65 us.

Settings done cannot be read out. Different camera models may have different vcio parameters.

Example

Example Sign If an ring LED flash device is connected to connector J2A (pin FLASH2 and FLASH3), the 'Connector Assignment of GPIOs' table shows the corresponding GPIO Nrs.: 19 and 20. To link the gpio Nr. 19 and 20 to the sensor trigger signal, the 'vcio' program must couple it to the sensor trigger signal (-o), for example, the following call uses the TrigOut pin (gpio Nr. 31) and the FLASH2 and FLASH3 pins (gpio Nr. 19 and 20) for simultaneous flash output, the external input trigger is coming from gpio Nr. 10, which is, by table, the hardware pin of INP 0:

vcio -o 0b10000000000110000000000000000000 -i 10

Note

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At a VC pro Z Smart Camera you are not able to change the GPIO direction, i.e. you cannot turn an output pin to an input pin.

Note

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To actually use the trigger input source (assigned by the vcio program) you have to select it at your source code in your image capture struct by setting the capture trigger input source to TRGSRC_EXT (instead of TRGSRC_IMM for immediate trigger); refer to the libvclinux image acquisition documentation!

Additionally you may also set the right values at the vcproz_flash_set program, like vcproz_flash_set -f 2 -c 500 and vcproz_flash_set -f 3 -c 500 to use an output current of 500mA at pin FLASH2 and FLASH3, which limits the maximum flash time to approx. 4ms. Call vcproz_flash_set without any parameters to get usage instructions. You cannot change settings via vcproz_flash_set during image acquisition.

You may also invert the trigger signal, see Output Trigger Signal Inversion

One can further switch flash outputs for each capture (see the libvclinux documentation: VCFlashSelector); therefore the corresponding gpios must be set as output (-d), but they should not be coupled with the trigger signal (-o), since this given value would be ORed with the flash selector settings, and the flash would always trigger.

Default Trigger Assignment
GPIO Nr. Connector Pin Designator Assignment
31(Out) J0 FLASH0/TrigOut Trigger Output
31(In ) J1 TrigIn Trigger Input

3.2.1   Output Trigger Signal Inversion

One can invert the value of the trigger output signal by writing a 1 onto the corresponding GPIO nr, for example via the program vcgpio. To get usage instruction for the program vcgpio run it without any parameters.

3.3   Status LEDs

The VC pro Z Smart Cameras feature 2 LEDs providing status information on power supply and ethernet connection, as well as 4 LEDs being free programmable by the developer.

They can be accessed over the linux standard way via /sys/class/leds, see https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/leds/leds-class.txt.

4   Accessories

4.1   Camera order numbers

VC pro Z Cameras
Order Number Product / Service description
VK002859 VC pro Z 0010 Smart Camera, b/w sensor
VK002858 VC pro Z 0010 Smart Camera, bayer sensor
VK002088 VC pro Z 0011 Smart Camera, b/w sensor
VK002257 VC pro Z 0011 Smart Camera, bayer sensor
VK002207 VC pro Z 0015 Smart Camera, b/w sensor
VK002230 VC pro Z 0015 Smart Camera, bayer sensor
VK003148 VC pro Z 0252 Smart Camera, b/w sensor
VK003133 VC pro Z 0252 Smart Camera, bayer sensor
VK003161 VC pro Z 0392 Smart Camera, b/w sensor
VK002147 VC pro Z 0011 Carrida Cam Smart Camera, b/w sensor

4.2   Order numbers of all available VC pro Z Series Accessories

VC pro Z Accessories
Order Number Product / Service description
VK002154 VC pro Z Lens Tube 15 mm
VK002155 VC pro Z Lens Tube 35 mm
VK002157 VC pro Z Lens Tube 35 mm with light guide
VK002156 VC pro Z Lens Tube 45 mm
VK002158 VC pro Z Lens Tube 45 mm with light guide
VK002228 VC pro Z Lens Tube 55 mm
VK002212 VC pro Z LED Ring Light - red 640 nm
VK002213 VC pro Z LED Ring Light - IR 850 nm
VK002233 VC pro Z LED Ring Light - UV
VK002876 VC pro Z LED Ring Light - White
VK002227 VC pro Z Protection cap for unused connector

If you plan to use the pro Z camera outdoors, we advise you to order protection caps for all unused connectors, so that the IP67 property is ensured.

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Protection cap for VC pro Z camera connectors

5   Appendix A: Block diagram VC pro Z Series

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Block Diagram for VC pro Z Cameras

6   Appendix B: Dimensions VC pro Z Series

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Dimensions of various parts of the VC pro Z Series Camera