Here's how the two YUAN High-Tech smart cameras compare on the three attributes you asked about:
| Attribute | EYE6N0-I678 ONX | NeuroEye-C08M585R |
|---|---|---|
| Digital I/O channels | 6 | 2 yuan.com.tw +1yuan.com.tw ↗“io.dio_channel_count=6”yuan.com.tw ↗“io.dio_channel_count=2” |
| Max operating temperature | 40 °C (min 0 °C) | 60 °C (min 0 °C) — note: this range holds only when there is airflow yuan.com.tw +2yuan.com.tw ↗“thermal.max_operating_temp_c=40 °C”yuan.com.tw ↗“thermal.max_operating_temp_c=60 °C”yuan.com.tw ↗“thermal.operating_temp_condition=Requires airflow” |
| SD/TF card slot | Not listed in the catalog | Present yuan.com.twyuan.com.tw ↗“io.sd_tf_card=True” |
For a hot packaging line, the key trade-offs are:
- Heat: The NeuroEye-C08M585R handles higher ambient temperatures (up to 60 °C) than the EYE6N0-I678 ONX (up to 40 °C), but its rated range is conditional on adequate airflow. If your packaging line runs above 40 °C ambient, the EYE6N0-I678 ONX would be outside its rated operating range.
- I/O: The EYE6N0-I678 ONX offers more digital I/O channels (6 vs. 2), which gives you more room to wire in line triggers, sensors, or reject actuators.
- Storage: The NeuroEye-C08M585R has an SD/TF card slot; the catalog doesn't list one for the EYE6N0-I678 ONX, so I can't confirm storage expansion on that model.
Both are built on the Jetson Orin NX platform and support the Orin NX and Orin Nano product lines, so either can run the same Jetson-based vision workloads on the line. yuan.com.twyuan.com.tw ↗“marketplace.supported_products=Orin NX, Orin Nano”