K123567SC001 | Genuine Bendix® Wingman FLC20 Camera

Description: The Wingman FLC20 500K Camera, Fusion 2.2 K123567SC001 is a compact thermal imaging (infrared) camera module made by FLIR Systems(now part of Teledyne FLIR). It’s designed to give devices “thermal vision,” meaning it sees heat differences rather than visible light. Part Number: K123567SC001 Condition: New Manufacture/Brand: Bendix Related Part Numbers: K123567SC002, K123567SC003 Specifications K123567SC001: ECU type: Integrated Processor  CAN baud rate: AutoBaud  Camera angle: 29.2°  Vehicle connector: JST 9-Pin Connector SM09B-HCHK-TB (Male)  Video connector: Amphenol 4-Pin Connector HSD-NARP-C44-0 (Male)  Fits K123567SC001 For Kenworth, Peterbilt, Internatiornal, Volvo, Freightliner, Mack Purpose of using K123567SC001: 1. See in total darkness It doesn’t need light Works at night, indoors, or in blacked-out environments Useful for night operations and surveillance 2. Detect heat differences Finds hot or cold spots that are invisible to the eye Helps identify: Overheating electronics Engines or machinery under stress Heat leaks in buildings 3. Locate people or animals Detects body heat Used in: Search & rescue Security Law enforcement Wildlife tracking 4. Prevent failures & hazards Early warning of: Electrical faults Failing motors Battery overheating Fire risks 5. Enable smart devices Because it’s tiny and low-power, it’s ideal for: Drones Robots Wearables Smartphone thermal add-ons IoT and embedded systems 6. See through visual obstructions Works better than visible cameras in: Smoke Light fog Dust Common in firefighting and industrial settings Signs of Bad Wingman FLC20 Camera K123567SC001 Image & Thermal Issues Completely black image (no thermal data) Frozen image that never updates Pure white or pure black frame Extreme noise or random pixel patterns Vertical or horizontal lines stuck on the image “Sparkles” / flickering pixels that don’t stabilize Wrong temperatures (everything looks same temp) Calibration Problems (Shutter / FFC) Image never “snaps” or refreshes (no FFC event) Persistent ghosting even after warm-up Gradual image drift over time FFC happens constantly or never happens Power & Communication Issues Camera not detected by host device USB / SPI / I²C communication errors Camera works only sometimes Works when cold, fails when warm (or vice versa) Thermal Sensor Damage One area always hot or always cold Burned or dead pixel clusters Damage after: Overheating Static electricity (ESD) Overvoltage Moisture exposure  Physical / Environmental Damage Corrosion on connector pins Cracked lens or window Condensation inside the module Device overheats quickly Firmware / Software Symptoms Camera detected but no image Wrong resolution or format output Image upside-down or corrupted Fails after firmware update Quick sanity checks A healthy FLC20 camera should: Show clear contrast between warm and cool objects Update smoothly (no freezing) Improve after a short warm-up (1–2 minutes) Perform periodic FFC (flat-field calibration) If it never stabilizes or shows static patterns, it’s likely bad. About the Manufacturer – Bendix: Bendix is a leading manufacturer of air brake systems, safety technologies, and control components for commercial trucks, buses, and trailers. Known for innovations in braking, stability, and traction control, Bendix supplies OEM and aftermarket parts across North America. It is a subsidiary of Knorr-Bremse, a global leader in braking systems.