- Legacy 32-bit PCI machine-vision acquisition board identified as VPM-8100LS-000 RevA
- Two baseboard camera ports with documented family expansion to four inputs
- External trigger, strobe, and isolated output support in the MVS-8100L hardware family
COGNEX VPM-8100LS-000 is a legacy PCI frame-grabber board for monochrome machine-vision acquisition.
Its physical label establishes the complete VPM model, while the official MVS-8100L manual supplies the safe family-level interface, mechanical, environmental, trigger, and camera-port information used here.
Confirm the exact label, revision, conventional PCI slot, camera standard, cables, expansion hardware, trigger or strobe wiring, driver, Vision software, and operating system before installation.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for COGNEX VPM-8100LS-000 are confirmed during quotation.
COGNEX VPM-8100LS-000 Manuals, Product Family, Links
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- Camera 0 and Camera 1 are the two baseboard camera ports documented for the MVS-8100L.
- The hardware family acquires 8-bit monochrome video using CCIR or EIA RS-170 timing.
- An optional expansion panel can provide access to two additional camera inputs.
- The family provides one high-speed optically isolated external trigger input.
- One high-speed open-collector strobe output supports synchronized illumination control.
- One isolated accept, reject, or status output supports external machine signaling.
- The board occupies one conventional 32-bit PCI slot and uses 5 V PCI signaling.
- Acquired images transfer across the PCI bus to host memory and display resources.
- Driver, Cognex software, operating-system, camera, and application compatibility require verification.
- Monochrome machine-vision image acquisition from one or two connected cameras.
- Triggered inspection stations requiring synchronized image capture and strobe output.
- Legacy PCI vision systems requiring image transfer to host memory for processing and display.