Difference between revisions of "Using 10359 mux with 10393"
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** MULTI_PHASE2=0x10000 | ** MULTI_PHASE2=0x10000 | ||
− | ** MULTI_PHASE3= | + | ** MULTI_PHASE3=0x10050 |
− | [[File:Color_bars.jpeg| | + | [[File:Color_bars.jpeg|thumb|200px|Fig.3 Test pattern]] |
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+ | Note: I had a script somewhere for auto adjustment | ||
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+ | * Save configuration (for port 0): | ||
+ | http://192.168.0.9/autocampars.php?sensor_port=0 | ||
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Revision as of 12:31, 15 November 2017
Contents
Setup
Firmware image
20171115 or apps-autocampars version at least 1.0.46
root@elphel393:~# cat /etc/elphel393/packages/apps-autocampars 1.0.46
Connection
- cable sides as described here
- a mux board can be connected to any sensor port
- up to 4x mux boards at the same time (2- do not require extra power modifications)
- sensor boards can be connected to any unused ports
- if the number of connected mux boards is 3+ then extra power is needed:
quick mod: see Fig.2 lift pins 3,4 on J1, put teflon tape under them and solder a wire to those lifted pins connected. Then add a MOS transistor or a switch that will apply external 3.3 V to W2 when those J1.3, J1.4 have power.
Modified device tree
Download and use this devicetree.dtb. The easiest way is to overwrite the device tree on the BOOT partition of a recovery SD card and then boot from it.
Application mask (assuming 10389 is not connected)
Without the 10389 the application mode is set in /etc/elphel393/default_10389.xml
root@elphel393:~# cat /etc/elphel393/default_10389.xml <?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?> <board> <model>10389 not present</model> <rev>B</rev> <serial>F80000</serial> <app>MT9P006</app> <mode>15</mode> </board>
To edit on the camera, use nano:
ssh root@192.168.0.9 root@elphel393:~# nano /etc/elphel393/default_10389.xml
To enable programming mux board(s) - set corresponding bits in [19:16]=0x?, [15:0]=0x7777 - then convert to decimal. Examples:
- mux on port 0 (bit 16):
<mode>96119</mode> (=0x17777)
- mux on port 3 (bit 19):
<mode>554871</mode> (=0x87777)
- 2 mux boards on port 1 & 2:
<mode>423799</mode> (=0x67777)
Then
root@elphel393:~# sync root@elphel393:~# reboot -f
Phase adjustments
- For each port with incorrect sensor phase. A quick link for port 0:
http://192.168.0.9/parsedit.php?sensor_port=0&TESTSENSOR&SENSOR_PHASE&MULTI_PHASE1&MULTI_PHASE2&MULTI_PHASE3
TESTSENSOR - test pattern mode SENSOR_PHASE - mux or single sensor phase MULTI_PHASE1 - mux port 0 (J2) MULTI_PHASE2 - mux port 1 (J3) MULTI_PHASE3 - mux port 2 (J4)
- inspect image
- TESTSENSOR=0x10008 - color bars mode, see Fig.3
- MULTI_PHASE1=0x10000 (this worked for )
- MULTI_PHASE2=0x10000
- MULTI_PHASE3=0x10050
Note: I had a script somewhere for auto adjustment
- Save configuration (for port 0):
http://192.168.0.9/autocampars.php?sensor_port=0
Comments
device tree
- decompile device tree
~$ dtc -I dtb -O dts -o devicetree.dts devicetree.dtb
- the only change that is made to work with the mux board is:
-elphel393-detect_sensors,port-mux = "none none none none"; +elphel393-detect_sensors,port-mux = "detect detect detect detect";
- compile device tree
~$ dtc -I dts -O dtb -o devicetree.dtb devicetree.dts