Product Overview
EnvisionScan MUX 0321 Camera Multiplex Card, Plus the Cards and Cable Hardware It Came Out With
Condition
Used, clean, and in excellent condition, pulled from a working EnvisionScan NP CMOS X-ray system. Every piece was photographed through its bag rather than unpacked: the multiplex card and the PCI interface card in pink antistatic poly, the third board in a black static shield bag, each of those three board bags carrying a yellow Department of Defense caution label for sensitive electronic devices, and the cable hardware in a plain clear bag with no label. Through the bag the MUX 0321 shows gold-colored card edge contacts, a rectangular multi-pin connector at the top corner, a metal shield across the middle and a long pin header along the bottom edge, with its black identification label legible below the shield. Nothing was powered up or tested here, so the photos are the spec.
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Product Overview
The MUX 0321 is the camera multiplex card from the EnvisionScan imaging line, and its own label spells that out: Type: Mux 0321, from Envision Product Design LLC of Anchorage, Alaska. A camera multiplex card does what the name says, bringing more than one camera input into a single capture channel, and in this system it reaches the host PC through an EnvisionScan PCI interface card, carried in the listing's history as IF 0114. That interface card is in the photos too, its label reading EnvisionScan PCI Interface Card with serial number 01I674-8, manufactured February 2009, sitting on a green board with gold-colored PCI edge contacts. With them are one more Envision board, silkscreened Envision 2009 and legended Serial Port 1, Interface Cable 1 and Output around banded axial resistors and a DIP IC, and a bag of cable hardware holding a blue DE-9 connector on a colored wire harness, a metal shell D-sub on ribbon, a short ribbon jumper and a black mounting bracket with a thumbscrew clamp. The group sells as one unit, exactly the pieces shown in the photos, with channel counts, pinouts, camera compatibility and software support left unconfirmed beyond what the labels state.
Key Features
- Type: Mux 0321, read from the card's own identification label
- Function: camera multiplex card for the EnvisionScan NP CMOS X-ray imaging line
- Maker: Envision Product Design LLC, Anchorage, Alaska, the name printed on both card labels, with EnvisionScan as the trademark on the interface card
- Host interface: PCI, by way of the EnvisionScan PCI interface card carried in this listing as IF 0114
- Pictured interface card label: EnvisionScan PCI Interface Card, serial 01I674-8, manufactured February 2009
- Visible on the MUX card: gold-colored card edge contacts, a rectangular multi-pin connector at the top corner, a metal shield and a long pin header along the bottom edge
- Also in the group, as pictured: an Envision board silkscreened Envision 2009 with Serial Port 1, Interface Cable 1 and Output legends, plus a bag of D-sub connectors, ribbon cable and a black mounting bracket with a thumbscrew clamp
- The three boards photographed in antistatic bags, each bag carrying a yellow caution label for sensitive electronic devices; the cable hardware is in a plain clear bag
- Channel count, pinout, supported cameras and driver or software requirements are not confirmed. Verify against the datasheet before use.
Applications
- Service technician keeping an EnvisionScan NP CMOS X-ray system in production who wants the camera multiplex card on the shelf before the installed one quits
- Imaging lab that already has a MUX card and needs the matching PCI interface card and cable ends to put it back on a host PC
- Engineer documenting or reverse engineering a 2009 imaging chain, from the camera inputs through the PCI host card
- Bench builder who wants the connector set, ribbon cables and thumbscrew clamp bracket as much as the boards
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in this group?
Everything in the photos and nothing that is not: the EnvisionScan MUX 0321 camera multiplex card, the EnvisionScan PCI interface card, one more Envision board silkscreened Envision 2009, and a bag of cable and connector hardware with a thumbscrew clamp bracket. The three boards are bagged in antistatic poly with yellow caution labels; the hardware is in a plain clear bag. No host PC, no camera, no software, no documentation.
Has any of it been tested?
No. We have no EnvisionScan host to run these in, so nothing was powered up. The listing's history is that the cards came out of a working NP CMOS system; past that, the labels and the photos are the whole of the evidence.
Will it work in my imaging setup?
It was built for the EnvisionScan line, and the PCI interface card is the piece that puts it on a host PC. Fit with anything else, including camera models, channel counts and drivers, is not confirmed. Verify against the datasheet before use.
Why buy a used card that nobody has powered up?
What you take on here is the testing: the group sells as it came out of the system, untested, with the condition stated plainly and the photos standing in for a bench report. What you get is documented hardware with the part number legible on its own label, the PCI interface card that goes with it, and the cable ends and bracket that are the first things to disappear from a system like this. This item clears our free shipping line on its own, and orders leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Envision Product Design put its Anchorage phone number right on the label, alongside the type number and the build date. The system these cards served has moved on; if yours has not, the multiplexer is still in the bag, waiting.
