arduino:

/* ReadMultiplexedSensorsAndSendMIDI
* ------------
*
* Reads 4 16 channel Multiplexers and sends the values
*
* Created 12 December 2005
* copyleft 2005 Stephen Williams <http://fluidforms.at> <http://algodes.com>
*
*/

#define CONTROLpin1 2
#define CONTROLpin2 3
#define CONTROLpin3 4
#define CONTROLpin4 5

// Variables:
char sensorValueToSend = 0; // Value of the sensor
int actualSensorValue = 0; // value from the analog input

// Some error chacking would be good here.
//If the values exceede 128 the will not fit in one byte.
void sendCommand(char command, char sensorID, char value) {
serialWrite(command);
serialWrite(sensorID);
serialWrite(value);
}


void setup() {
// set the states of the I/O pins:
pinMode(LEDpin, OUTPUT);
pinMode(CONTROLpin1, OUTPUT);
pinMode(CONTROLpin2, OUTPUT);
pinMode(CONTROLpin3, OUTPUT);
pinMode(CONTROLpin4, OUTPUT);

beginSerial(19200);
}


void loop() {
int i;
int j;
for (i=0; i <16; i++) {

// set control pins on the multiplexers
digitalWrite(CONTROLpin1, (i&15)>>3);//bit4
digitalWrite(CONTROLpin2, (i&7)>>2);//bit3
digitalWrite(CONTROLpin3, (i&3)>>1);//bit2
digitalWrite(CONTROLpin4, (i&1) );//bit1

// read the analogue inputs and send the values of the sensors.
for(j=0; j<4; j++){
actualSensorValue = analogRead(j);
// You will have to adjust this line so that can send the
// sensor value in one byte.
sensorValueToSend = actualSensorValue / 15;
sendCommand(0x90, i+16*j, sensorValueToSend);
}
// if you uncomment this line you can check the control pins
// of the multiplexers with your multimeter.
//delay(500);
}
}

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According to MR. pinhole, if we want a 20 inch rear camera panel, these are our measures:

Focal Length 28.3 718
Pinhole Diameter 0.044 1.13
? f Stop f 636 Film Dimension 28.3 718
Angle Of View 53.2 Deg
Coverage 54.31 1379.367

This is kinda monstrous...tomorrow I'm going to look more into the calculations.

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