Epic Eye Laser M V3
Safety Instructions
Safety Statement
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Before using this product, please read the product manual and fully understand the relevant safety information. Failure to follow the instructions may result in equipment damage, serious injury, or death.
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Transfer assumes no legal responsibility for any personal injury, property loss, or other accidents caused by non-compliance with this manual or improper operation of the product.
Precautions
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Avoid using the camera in environments with dust, strong electromagnetic interference, direct sunlight, or outside the specified temperature and humidity range.
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Do not stare directly into the projection beam while the camera is operating to avoid eye injury.
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Ensure the camera window is clean. Use a lint-free cloth to clean the window if necessary.
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Do not perform installation, disassembly, or cleaning while the camera is powered on.
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During transportation and installation, avoid severe impact or dropping of the camera.
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If any abnormal conditions occur (e.g., unusual sounds, odors, or smoke), immediately cut off the power and perform an inspection.
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Do not modify the camera or its power cables.
Packing List
Upon unboxing, check the camera and its accessories for any damage, rust, or deformation, and verify the completeness of the items against the packing list. If any damage or discrepancies are found, please contact Transfer.
Technical Specifications
Technical Parameters
System Parameters |
Baseline Length |
110mm |
Recommended Working Distance |
500mm~1500mm |
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Optimal Working Distance |
900mm |
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Near Field of View |
625mm×650mm@0.5m |
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Far Field of View |
1730mm×1840mm@1.5m |
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Z-Axis Accuracy |
0.04mm@0.7m |
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Pixel Count |
2 million, 8 million |
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VDI/VDE Measurement Accuracy |
0.06@1.5m |
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Resolution |
Depth Map: 2840×2840, 1420×1420 RGB: 8000×6000, 4000×3000, 2000×1500 |
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Accuracy Error |
<0.15% |
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Typical Acquisition Time |
0.3s~0.9s |
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Power Supply(1) |
24V ⎓ 5A |
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Peak Power |
30W |
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Average Power Consumption |
16W |
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Standby Power Consumption |
6.7W |
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Hardware Parameters |
Dimensions (L*W*H) |
155mm×80mm×66mm |
Installation Method |
Fixed Installation / End-Effector Installation |
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Communication Interface |
Gigabit Ethernet |
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Light Source |
Blue (450nm) laser |
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2D Camera |
Color |
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Smart Camera Parameters(2) |
Memory |
16G |
Storage |
128G |
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Computing Unit |
CPU, GPU, NPU |
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Environmental Parameters |
Operating Temperature Range |
-10℃~45℃ |
Operating Humidity |
20%~90% RH (non-condensing) |
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Protection Level |
IP65/IP67 |
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Cooling Method |
Passive |
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Weight |
0.95kg |
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Storage Temperature |
-20℃~70℃ |
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Storage Humidity |
20%~90% RH (non-condensing) |
(1): This power supply specification is the factory standard. If selecting a power supply independently, the rated voltage must be ≥24V and the rated current ≥2.5A.
(2): This parameter applies only to Smart Camera products.
If the parameter content in this manual is updated, no separate notice will be provided. Please refer to the latest published data for accuracy.
Installation and Connection
Installing the Camera
Installation Method 1:
Installation Method 2:
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Mounting the Camera on the Bracket
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Connecting Cables
Connection Notes
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Do not connect or disconnect cables while powered. Ensure all cable connections are complete before turning on the power.
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Align the plug and socket, then tighten slowly. Do not force the connection.
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It is recommended to use cable ties to secure the camera network cable, power adapter, and power cable.
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When using a router, insert all network cables into the LAN ports of the router.
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When using a router or switch, it is recommended to use a Gigabit router, Gigabit switch, and Gigabit dual-head RJ45 cables.
Connection Methods
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Direct connection between camera and IPC
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IPC; 2. Camera network cable; 3. Camera; 4. M12-4Pin-5m DC power cable; 5. DIN rail power supply; 6. Robot
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Connection between camera and IPC via switch
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IPC; 2. Network cable; 3. Switch; 4. Camera network cable; 5. Camera; 6. M12-4Pin-5m DC power cable; 7. DIN rail power supply; 8. Robot
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Smart Camera Cable Connections
Connection Notes
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During debugging, prepare a display device on the same network as the camera, such as an IPC or laptop.
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After debugging is complete, the display device can be disconnected and operation can continue.
Circuit Connection
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Direct connection between smart camera and robot
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Display device (connected during debugging); 2. Camera network cable; 3. Camera; 4. M12-4Pin-5m DC power cable; 5. DIN rail power supply; 6. Robot (connected during operation)
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Connection between smart camera and robot via switch
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Display device (connected during debugging); 2. Network cable; 3. Switch; 4. Camera network cable; 5. Camera; 6. M12-4Pin-5m DC power cable; 7. DIN rail power supply; 8. Robot
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Power Cable Technical Specifications
Physical Parameters
Model |
Straight |
Angled |
CBL-PWR-12-3M CBL-PWR-12-5M CBL-PWR-12-10M CBL-PWR-12-15M |
CBL-PWR-12-3M-LU CBL-PWR-12-5M-LU CBL-PWR-12-10M-LU CBL-PWR-12-15M-LU |
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Color |
Black |
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Outer Sheath Material |
PA |
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Outer Diameter |
6.2（+0.25/-0.25）mm |
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Connector |
M12, straight or angled, 4-pin / flying leads |
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Conductor Diameter |
4*20 AWG |
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Static Bending Radius |
79 mm |
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Dynamic Bending Radius |
90 mm |
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EMI Shielding Performance |
Aluminum foil and metal braid, dual-layer shielding |
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Safety |
Compliant with RoHS standard Flame Resistance Rating: VW-1 |
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Cable Carrier Test |
Bending Radius: 79mm Stroke: 1000mm Speed: 2000 mm/s Cycles: ≥ 10 million |
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Compatible Camera Model |
Laser M V3 |
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Dimensions
Unit: mm
Model |
L |
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CBL-PWR-12-3M |
3m |
CBL-PWR-12-5M |
5m |
CBL-PWR-12-10M |
10m |
CBL-PWR-12-15M |
15m |
Model |
L |
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CBL-PWR-12-3M-LU |
3m |
CBL-PWR-12-5M-LU |
5m |
CBL-PWR-12-10M-LU |
10m |
CBL-PWR-12-15M-LU |
15m |
Connector
Function |
M12 Connector Pin |
Flying Lead Wire Color |
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Reserved Control Line |
1, 2, 3, 4 |
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0V |
5 |
Black |
+24V |
6 |
Red |
+24V |
7 |
Brown |
0V |
8 |
Blue |
Network Cable Technical Specifications
Physical Parameters
Model |
Straight |
Angled |
CBL-ETH-12-3M CBL-ETH-12-5M CBL-ETH-12-10M CBL-ETH-12-15M |
CBL-ETH-12-3M-LU CBL-ETH-12-5M-LU CBL-ETH-12-10M-LU CBL-ETH-12-15M-LU |
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Color |
Black |
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Outer Sheath Material |
PA |
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Filling |
Cotton thread |
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Outer Diameter |
7.6（+0.25/-0.25）mm |
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Connector |
M12, straight or angled, 4-pin |
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Conductor Diameter |
4*2*26 AWG |
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Static Bending Radius |
79 mm |
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Dynamic Bending Radius |
90 mm |
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EMI Shielding Performance |
Aluminum foil and metal braid, dual-layer shielding |
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Safety |
Compliant with RoHS standard Flame Resistance Rating: VW-1 |
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Cable Carrier Test |
Bending Radius: 79mm Cycles: ≥ 10 million |
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Compatible Camera Model |
Laser M V3, Laser L V2S, Log L |
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Calibration Board Installation
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Maintenance
Regular maintenance is essential for ensuring the stable operation and measurement accuracy of industrial 3D camera hardware. It not only extends the service life of the equipment, but also helps detect and prevent potential issues in a timely manner, reduces equipment failure rates, and ensures continuous and stable production line operation. Please strictly follow the prescribed maintenance procedures and keep relevant records.
Daily Inspection
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Check whether the power supply status is normal. Regularly inspect the power cable connectors for good contact, ensure the power supply voltage output is stable and meets the power supply specifications. If necessary, it is recommended to use a UPS uninterruptible power supply to prevent unexpected power outages.
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Check whether the network connection is stable and ensure the network transmission speed meets requirements.
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Monitor whether the working environment temperature and humidity comply with specifications. Good ventilation is recommended to ensure normal heat dissipation of the camera.
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Check the integrity of the camera housing to ensure there is no breakage, deformation, or corrosion, and avoid risks of scratching or colliding with surrounding objects.
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Check the tightness of the camera mounting and adapter components to ensure there is no deformation, looseness, or wobbling.
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Check the stress on cable connectors to ensure cables are routed properly without excessive bending, and the outer sheath shows no aging or cracking.
Regular Cleaning
Regularly clean the camera to ensure the lens is clean and free of obvious dust and stains. Use a clean soft cloth to wipe the camera body. Use a clean, soft, lint-free cloth dampened with lens cleaner or glass cleaner to wipe the camera lens to avoid scratching it.
Precautions
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The equipment must be powered off before maintenance to prevent laser radiation exposure.
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Do not use alcohol or other corrosive cleaning agents.
Storage and Transportation
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Store and transport the camera in its original packaging or a professional shock-proof case.
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Ensure the storage environment temperature and humidity meet the standards.
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Avoid severe vibration and impact, and keep away from strong magnetic fields.
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Maintain the correct orientation and avoid direct exposure to sunlight or other strong light sources on the lens.
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Before long-term storage, perform a thorough cleaning first and conduct regular power-on checks (every 3 months).
Fault Prevention and Repair
Fault Prevention
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Establish an equipment maintenance record to document all maintenance operations and abnormal situations.
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Regularly check the camera’s internal parameter data and recalibrate if necessary.
Equipment Repair
Do not disassemble or repair this equipment yourself to prevent laser radiation and equipment damage. If a malfunction occurs, contact Transfer technical support immediately for factory repair. Transfer assumes no responsibility for equipment damage or accuracy degradation caused by any unauthorized disassembly or repair; any resulting losses shall be borne by the user.
Technical Support Channel
For technical support, please call the official service hotline at 4000-191-161 and follow the voice prompts to press 3 to reach the technical support channel.
Legal and Compliance
Disclaimer
Transfer assumes no legal responsibility for any personal injury, property loss, or other accidents caused by the user’s failure to comply with safety regulations, improper operation of the camera, or unauthorized modification of the camera or power cables.
