HRS HR10A-10P-12S 12Pin Industrial Camera I/O Cable for Trigger & Power Applications
Description
This industrial camera I/O Cable is built around the compact HRS HR10A-10P-12S 12-pin circular connector to carry trigger, power and auxiliary control signals between a machine-vision camera and automation hardware. Its role is deterministic device control rather than image transport: depending on the approved pinout, the assembly can connect a camera to a PLC, light controller, sensor, power supply or breakout interface. The HR10 family’s compact circular format and secure coupling suit crowded camera housings and equipment exposed to vibration, while the cable assembly can be customized for length, opposite-end termination, shielding and wire assignment. Compared with the Camera Link drag-chain cable, this product handles power and I/O coordination rather than high-speed pixel data, making the two cables complementary parts of an industrial vision system.
- Genuine-format HR10A-10P-12S 12-pin interface for compact industrial camera I/O
- Supports application-specific trigger, power, strobe and auxiliary control wiring
- Secure circular connection is suitable for vibration-prone machine-vision equipment
- Custom options can include cable length, shielding, pin assignment and opposite-end termination
- Intended for PLC, light-controller, sensor and camera power/control integration—not video data
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This cable is used to connect the vision camera module to the control system in Panasonic SMT pick-and-place machines such as CM202, CM402, and CM602. It transmits signals required for component recognition and alignment
The cable is designed for Panasonic SMT machines including:rnrnCM202rnrnCM402rnrnCM602rnrnSome compatible NPM series machinesrnrnCompatibility should be confirmed by part number.
Both options are available:rnrnOriginal Panasonic OEM cablernrnIndustrial-grade replacement cablernrnReplacement versions are widely used for machine maintenance.
Yes.rnIf the cable is damaged or loose, it may cause:rnrnCamera signal lossrnrnImage transmission errorsrnrnVision alignment failuresrnrnReplacing the cable can restore normal operation.
Typical materials include:rnrnIndustrial PVC or PUR jacketrnrnMulti-core copper conductorsrnrnShielded signal pairsrnrnThese materials improve durability and signal stability.