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Basler ace 2～blaze用取り付けブラケット#

The Basler ace 2 to blaze Mounting Bracket offers a convenient way to securely combine a blaze camera and an ace 2 or ace camera for RGB-D applications.

Bundle Contents#

  • 1 ace 2 to blaze mounting bracket
  • 1 ace 2 heat sink
  • 3 x M3x10 screws for attaching the ace 2 / ace camera to the mounting bracket
  • 3 x M3x4 screws for attaching the ace 2 / ace camera to the mounting bracket if not using the heat sink
  • 2 x M4x6 screws for attaching the blaze camera to the mounting bracket
  • Getting Started Guide

Additional Components (not included)#

  • 1 blaze-101 camera
  • 1 ace 2 or ace camera
  • 1 lens (Basler recommends a Basler Lens from the C125 range but others may work as well)

For recommendations and advice about suitable cameras and lenses, see the Merging Color Data of Basler 2D Cameras with Basler blaze Depth Data application note.

Assembling the Components#

The following drawing shows you how to assemble the components.

Exploded View of Camera Assembly

To assemble the components:

  1. Attach the ace 2 / ace camera to the mounting bracket and the heat sink using the three M3x10 screws.
    1. Line up the screw holes of the camera, the mounting bracket, and the heat sink on top of each other.
    2. Insert the screws from the bottom of the heat sink and fasten them securely.
  2. Attach the assembly on the lens side of the blaze camera using the two M4x6 screws.

情報

ace 2 and ace camera models have different mounting points. The following drawing shows which screw holes of the heat sink to use for each camera.

Camera Screw Holes

Omitting the Heat Sink

If space is tight, it is possible to omit the heat sink but only provided that your application is unlikely to cause the ace 2 / ace camera to overheat. Otherwise, you will have to take other measures to provide cooling. For more information, read the safety information and heat dissipation advice for your camera model:

寸法#

You can find detailed technical drawings and a STEP model of the mounting bracket on the mounting bracket’s product page.

Camera Assembly With Heat Sink

Camera Assembly Without Heat Sink

Further Information#

  • Visit the Basler website for more information about RGB-D applications.
    Among other things, you can download the Merging Color Data of Basler 2D Cameras with Basler blaze Depth Data application note (AW001665). This explains how to set up an RGB-D camera system and how to merge the image data from the two cameras.
  • The pylon Supplementary Package for blaze contains sample programs that demonstrate how to calibrate the joint camera system, how to perform the data fusion, and how to display the data stream in real-time.