23G SeriesĬompact and robust GigE industrial cameras predecessor of the 33 series. 33G SeriesĬompact, GigE industrial cameras and a broad sensor portfolio. 38G Seriesįull feature GigE industrial cameras with the latest Sony sensors. Single board, USB 2.0 industrial cameras with low cost onsemi sensors. 23U SeriesĬost optimized, USB 3.0 industrial cameras. Single board, USB 3.0 industrial cameras with onsemi sensors. 33U SeriesĬompact, fully featured USB 3.0 industrial cameras. 37U SeriesĬompact and cost-optimized USB 3.1 industrial cameras with the latest Sony sensors. 38U SeriesĪdvanced feature USB 3.1 industrial cameras with the latest Sony sensors. It would be excellent if it had this option IMO.With a selection of over 100 industrial cameras, The Imaging Source maintains one of the broadest portfolios in the machine vision market.
One request would be to allow an app screen brightness setting as well. I’m not sure why the app shows an image 50% darker than the screen, but it does and it’s not helpful to take photos with because those are just as dark, as the “photos” taken with the app are screenshots and you don’t get flash on screen shots. It’s just honestly not feasible to use the app, unless you’ve got shop lights pointed directly on the object being magnified, in order to assist the scope’s LEDs in illuminating a little more. It’s extremely dark on the phone screen, where it’s extremely bright on the scope screen. The pictures/images seen on the phone screen are barely discernible. Sure enough, once in WiFi settings, there was a private network available, connected to it and the app connected to the scope immediately.
So when the app couldn’t find the scope, I figured this was the issue. I had a security cam app that connected this way. It connected for me right away, but I’m guessing most don’t understand that you need to connect to the scope’s WiFi network via your phone’s WiFi settings first, then the app connects, I’m not sure. I guess they updated the language, because mine gave a list to choose from and English was on it. There could be better instructions, but most of the complaints I read had to do with language and connection.
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