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CS-MIPI-X for Raspberry Pi (view source)
Revision as of 11:58, 10 January 2023
, 11:58, 10 January 2023→Hardware Setup
Theoretically,VEYE Camera Modules support all Raspberry Pi. For performance reasons, I recommend you use 3,3+,4 version. This article uses Raspberry Pi 4 as an example to explain how the CS-MIPI-X camera module working with Raspberry Pi. It also explain the specials of RPI Computer Module and Zero using VEYE Camera Module.
Theoretically,VEYE Camera Modules support all Raspberry Pi. For performance reasons, I recommend you use 3,3+,4 version. This article uses Raspberry Pi 4 as an example to explain how the CS-MIPI-X camera module working with Raspberry Pi. It also explain the specials of RPI Computer Module and Zero using VEYE Camera Module.
=== About piOS---Bullseye ===
The latest system of Raspberry Pi - bullseye has removed the support of raspicam by default. But we still have 2 ways to use it.
* 1, Use the legacy version of the OS, that is, do not upgrade to Bullseye.
https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/operating-systems/
* 2, Open legacy camera support in raspi-config on Bullseye. We have upgraded the program to accommodate this usage.
<blockquote><u>If you want to add the legacy camera interfaces to Bullseye, please click your update icon in the taskbar to update. Then open a terminal (Ctrl-Alt-T) and type ‘sudo raspi-config’, go to ‘Interface Options’ and then ‘Legacy Camera’, and reboot. These camera interfaces are deprecated, and we are not supporting them going forwards.</u></blockquote>https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/new-old-functionality-with-raspberry-pi-os-legacy/
By the way, Use this cmd to check your system version:
<code>lsb_release -a</code>
===Hardware Setup===
===Hardware Setup===
'''Essentials You Need：'''
'''Essentials You Need：'''
*Connect Dupont Wire as shown below. CS-MIPI-X need an addtional power.
*Connect Dupont Wire as shown below. CS-MIPI-X need an addtional power.
*Startup RaspberryPi.
*Startup RaspberryPi.
*'''The default power supply mode of CS-MIPI-SC132 is 3.3V via FFC cable, and there is no need to plug in red and black power cable.'''
*'''The default power supply mode of CS-MIPI-SC132、CS-MIPI-IMX307 is 3.3V via FFC cable, and there is no need to plug in red and black power cable.'''
[[File:CS-MIPI-IMX307树莓派连接图001.jpg|center|thumb|600x600px|connect CS-MIPI-X to Raspberry Pi 001（CS-MIPI-IMX307 as an example）]]
[[File:CS-MIPI-IMX307树莓派连接图001.jpg|center|thumb|600x600px|connect CS-MIPI-X to Raspberry Pi 001（CS-MIPI-IMX307 as an example）]]
=====veye_raspistill（record JPG,BMP image）=====
=====veye_raspistill（record JPG,BMP image）=====
<code>./veye_raspistill -md 1 -o ~/test.jpg</code>
<code>./veye_raspistill -md 0 -o ~/test.jpg</code>
Capturing one image and save to home directory.1280*720 JPG format.
Capturing one image and save to home directory.1920*1080 JPG format.
<code>./veye_raspistill -e bmp -tl 50 -t 1000 -o /dev/shm/test%d.bmp</code>
<code>./veye_raspistill -e bmp -tl 50 -t 1000 -o /dev/shm/test%d.bmp</code>