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Revision as of 06:12, 2 September 2023
Driver Installation & Quick Test
Hardware Connection
To test the Camera, you need to connect an HDMI display or a DIS display for previewing.
The connectors of the DSI (display) and the CSI (camera) are similar, please note that the CSI interface is between the audio interface and the HDMI interface, and the camera interface of the Raspberry Pi Zero series is next to the Power interface. If you use Compute Module, please check the actual place of the carrier board.
- Connect to Pi Zero Series
- Put the metal surface of the FFC cable downward, and then connect to the CSI interface.
- Connect to other Raspberry Pi boards
- Put the metal surface of the FFC cable toward the HDMI interface, and then connect to the CSI interface.
User the provided image
Camera Test
If it is connected via SSH, you can input "export DISPLAY=:0" for remote control. Note that the Raspberry Pi needs to be connected to an HDMI screen for previewing.
The following commands are used to preview the camera display and set the autofocus parameter, which will make the camera focus automatically when it is on.
libcamera-still --autofocus
If you need to keep focusing, you need to use the terminal to open the camera preview.
libcamera-vid -t 0
Open another terminal and adjust the focus with the focus tool.
cd IMX519_Drive/opencam-V4L2-Driver/focus sudo python3 FocuserExample.py -d /dev/v4l-subdev1
The command will open another control window, and you can use the up and down arrow keys on the keyboard to adjust the focus position of the camera.