Since 2000, Syscom Korea Co., Ltd. has been empowering its customers’ success with cutting-edge industrial camera-link solutions.
Syscom Korea designs and manufactures top-quality camera-link solutions for diverse sectors, including machine vision, medical imaging, military uses, and security.
Syscom Korea also provides customized connectivity solutions perfectly optimized for specialized fields like particle inspection and robot vision.

Fiber Optic Repeater
Syscom Korea’s fiber optic repeater, FOR-30T/R, supports base/medium/full configurations (including 10 taps) and enables long-distance transmission of image signals via optical fiber, along with RS232 control signals and CC1~4 trigger signals. These signals are transmitted to the PC. This product supports transmission distances of up to 2 km, and by replacing the optical module, even longer distances can be achieved.

The FOR-30T receives, converts, and transmits video data to fiber from the camera while FOR-30R receives the optical signals, converts them back into video data, and sends to the frame grabber.

CoaXPress Repeater
Syscom Korea’s CoaXPress was introduced in Stuttgart, Germany at VISION 2008, the world’s leading trade fair for machine vision. CoaXPress is a high-speed interface standard for industrial imaging. Supporting versions 1.0/1.1/2.0, it delivers data transfer speeds of up to 12.5 Gbps.

CoaXPress enables bidirectional transmission of data transfer, camera control, power supply (PoCXP), and triggering, over a single coaxial cable. This product supports the following transmission standards:
Syscom Korea’s CXR-4C amplifies and transmits image signals from 1/2/4-channel CoaXPress cameras to a PC frame grabber. Typically, transmission matches the distance between the camera and the device. Transmission distance depends on the coaxial cable type, and due to significant variability, specific distances are not provided.

16CH Trigger Generator
Syscom Korea’s 16ch trigger generator is designed to generate periodic signals for devices requiring processing at specific intervals. It is remotely controlled via a PC to produce regular trigger signals.
It is commonly used in industrial and other devices to generate triggers ranging from one to several thousand FPS, thereby ensuring precise timing synchronization with various devices.

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