ifm O3R camera and processing-unit CAD guide CAD drawings & downloads
The ifm O3R system uses camera hardware and a processing unit as separate equipment items. A model for an OVP processing unit is not the same as the geometry or viewing arrangement of a camera head.
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Which file should I choose?
Follow the O3R documentation’s hardware table to the exact unit’s drawing route. Identify the OVP or O3R reference and check hardware/documentation version. Use mechanical CAD for placement, then obtain the separate connector, cable and sensing/visibility requirements.
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Before using it
Identify camera-head and processing-unit references separately.
Confirm the hardware revision and matching documentation.
Request mounting geometry plus connector and viewing information.
Using this drawing
A machine layout can place the processing unit inside an enclosure and position the selected camera head where it can view the intended area.
Questions about this resource
Does the processing-unit CAD model show the camera’s field of view?
No. Processing-unit geometry and camera viewing requirements describe different parts of the system. Obtain the information for the actual camera and mounting arrangement.
Sources & versions
Original publisher: ifm. Source checked 2026-10-27. Acquired originals retain their publisher filenames.