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iRAYPLE A7710MG200E / A7710CG200E (3208x2200, IMX428, GigE) machine vision camera
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iRAYPLE A7710MG200E / A7710CG200E

A7710MG200E

The iRAYPLE A7710MG200E (mono) and A7710CG200E (color) are A-series 7000 industrial area scan cameras using the 1.1" Sony Pregius IMX428 global shutter CMOS sensor at 3208x2200 resolution (7.06 MP) with 4.5 um pixels, delivering 17 fps at 12-bit over a Gigabit Ethernet (GigE Vision V2.0 / GenICam) interface with PoE support. The C-mount camera offers >38 dB SNR, 70 dB wide dynamic range, exposure from 1 us to 1 s, gain 1-32, and software/hardware/free-run triggering via an opto-isolated Hirose I/O. It is powered by PoE or DC 9-24V (~3.2 W at 12 V), measures 29x44x58 mm, weighs ~100 g, and operates from -30 to +50 C with an on-board image buffer for transmission/resend.

Brand
iRAYPLE
Camera type
Area scan
Interface
GigE (Gigabit Ethernet, GigE Vision V2.0), PoE
Resolution
7.06 MP
Horizontal resolution
3208 x 2200 px
Mono / color
Mono (A7710MG200E) / Color (A7710CG200E)
Sensor manufacturer
Sony Pregius (CMOS global shutter)
Sensor model
Sony IMX428
Shutter
Global shutter
FPS
17 fps
Mount
C-mount
Sensor size
1.1" CMOS
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Technical overview

The iRAYPLE A7710MG200E and its color twin, the A7710CG200E, are 7.06 MP area scan cameras built on the 1.1-inch Sony Pregius IMX428 global shutter CMOS sensor. At 3208 x 2200 pixels on a 4.5 um pixel pitch, this resolution lands in a productive middle ground: enough detail to resolve fine defects, small characters, and dimensional features across a sizable field of view, while the larger 1.1-inch optical format and 4.5 um photosites keep per-pixel light collection healthy. The global shutter is the defining trait here. Every pixel is exposed simultaneously, so parts moving on a conveyor, a turntable, or a robot end effector are captured without the skew and smear that a rolling shutter would introduce. Paired with the published >38 dB SNR and 70 dB wide dynamic range, that makes this camera well suited to high-contrast inspection scenes where both bright reflections and shadowed detail must stay legible in a single frame.

The interface is GigE Vision V2.0 over Gigabit Ethernet with GenICam compliance and PoE support, meaning a single Cat-5e/6 cable can carry both power and data over the standard Gigabit Ethernet run of up to roughly 100 m without a separate power supply. That cable reach is the practical reason to choose this camera over a USB3 design: it lets you mount the head deep inside a machine or far from the controller without repeaters. The tradeoff is bandwidth. At 17 fps and 12-bit depth, the camera is matched to the throughput a single GigE link can sustain at full resolution, so this is a steady-state inspection rate rather than a high-speed one. An on-board image buffer supports transmission and frame resend, which helps preserve image integrity over longer or electrically noisy runs. Power can alternatively come from DC 9-24 V through the Hirose connector, drawing about 3.2 W at 12 V.

On the optical and integration side, the camera uses a C-mount, so it accepts the broad ecosystem of standard machine-vision lenses, but the lens must cover the 1.1-inch sensor diagonal to avoid vignetting at the corners. Exposure is adjustable from 1 us to 1 s with gain from 1 to 32, giving wide latitude to balance motion freezing against brightness. Triggering is flexible: software, hardware, and free-run modes are available, with the hardware trigger arriving through an opto-isolated Hirose I/O line that protects the camera from electrical transients and lets it synchronize cleanly to encoders, PLCs, or strobe lighting controllers. With a short 1 us minimum exposure, the camera pairs naturally with strobed illumination to freeze motion. The compact 29 x 44 x 58 mm body, ~100 g weight, and wide -30 to +50 C operating range make it practical for tight enclosures and robot-mounted installations. Choose the mono A7710MG200E for maximum resolution and sensitivity on metrology and defect work, or the color A7710CG200E when color is a discriminating feature such as print verification or color-coded part sorting.

Best for

  • High-resolution surface and defect inspection on moving parts, where the global shutter freezes conveyor or turntable motion without distortion
  • Industrial OCR/OCV and print verification, using the 7.06 MP resolution to resolve small characters and codes across a wide field
  • Dimensional measurement and metrology where the mono IMX428 sensor and stable global-shutter geometry support accurate edge and feature detection
  • Packaging inspection lines that need a single PoE cable run from a camera deep inside the machine back to the controller
  • Robot-guidance and pick stations where the compact 100 g body mounts on an end effector and triggers in sync with a PLC or encoder

Selection notes

  • The C-mount lens must cover the 1.1-inch sensor format; a lens designed only for smaller 2/3-inch or 1-inch sensors will vignette the 3208 x 2200 frame corners.
  • Plan for GigE bandwidth: full 7.06 MP frames at 12-bit cap out at 17 fps, so this is a steady-state inspection camera, not a high-speed one; budget a dedicated Gigabit NIC with jumbo frames enabled.
  • Decide mono vs color up front: the A7710MG200E (mono) gives full per-pixel resolution and best low-light sensitivity for metrology and defects, while the A7710CG200E (color) trades some effective resolution for color discrimination.
  • Use the opto-isolated Hirose hardware trigger to synchronize with encoders, PLCs, or a strobe controller; the 1 us minimum exposure makes strobed lighting effective for freezing fast motion.
  • PoE simplifies cabling, but confirm the switch or injector supplies adequate power per port (the camera draws ~3.2 W at 12 V); otherwise use the DC 9-24 V supply through the Hirose connector.

Specifications: General
BrandiRAYPLE
Camera typeArea scan

Specifications: Sensor
Resolution7.06 MP
Horizontal resolution3208 x 2200 px
Mono / colorMono (A7710MG200E) / Color (A7710CG200E)
Sensor manufacturerSony Pregius (CMOS global shutter)
Sensor modelSony IMX428
ShutterGlobal shutter
Sensor size1.1" CMOS
Pixel size4.5 um x 4.5 um

Specifications: Performance
FPS17 fps

Specifications: Interface
InterfaceGigE (Gigabit Ethernet, GigE Vision V2.0), PoE
ProtocolsGigE Vision V2.0, GenICam

Specifications: Optics
MountC-mount

Specifications: Electrical
PowerPoE / DC 9-24V via Hirose
Power consumption3.2 W

Specifications: Environment
Operating temperature-30 to +50 C

Specifications: Mechanical
Dimensions29 x 44 x 58 (excluding lens mount/connector) mm
Weight100 g

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