- Legacy PCI machine-vision assembly identified as VPM-8120X-5061-P RevA
- Factory-installed video daughter module on an MVS-8120 family baseboard
- Front-panel interfaces marked DIG.CAMERA and AN.CAMERA
COGNEX VPM-8120X-5061-P is a legacy PCI frame-grabber assembly for machine-vision image acquisition.
The physical label establishes the complete model and revision, while the official MVS-8120 manual documents the family PCI interface, CVM architecture, parallel I/O, mechanical envelope, environment, and supply rails.
Match the exact baseboard and daughter module, camera connector types, PCI keying, digital and analog cabling, trigger and I/O wiring, driver, software, operating system, license, and acceptance test.
Availability, condition, price, and shipping time for COGNEX VPM-8120X-5061-P are confirmed during quotation.
COGNEX VPM-8120X-5061-P Manuals, Product Family, Links
Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.
- The MVS-8120 receives input video through a factory-installed Cognex Video Module.
- The supplied hardware exposes separate front-panel digital-camera and analog-camera interfaces.
- The exact daughter-card assembly and connector layout must match the removed board.
- The family provides eight TTL inputs and eight TTL outputs.
- Eight additional TTL lines can operate bidirectionally.
- Four opto-isolated outputs support external machine signaling.
- The frame grabber uses a 32-bit PCI interface and transfers image data to the host.
- PCI voltage keying and board revision must be verified rather than inferred from the product label.
- Driver, CVM, software, operating-system, camera, I/O, and license compatibility require confirmation.
- Digital-camera image acquisition in legacy PCI machine-vision systems.
- Analog-camera acquisition through the factory-installed Cognex Video Module.
- Vision stations combining image capture with trigger, TTL, and isolated machine I/O.