Summary of problem:
Tried to connect arducam cam module 3 to my raspberry pi, but realized that the ribbon cable it comes with is for the zero. So I used the white ribbon cable instead. Here's how I plugged in the connector:
The ribbon cable is the white one with a blue tab on both ends, and if you flip the cable, it has silver pins.
The arducam has a camera on one side, and the ribbon connector on the backside. I've attached the ribbon cable to the arducam's connector with the blue tab facing me so if u look at it, the blue tab is visible to me. I've attached the other end of the ribbon cable to the csi port 1 on the raspberry pi with the blue tab facing the ethernet port on the pi5.
Updated bookworm to the latest version, ran libcamera-hello, got an error message saying no camera was found.
I've already changed the sudo nano /boot/config.txt file with camera_auto_detect=1 to 0 and added dtoverlay=imx708 to [all].
Still got the same errors, so I asked chatgpt and it told me to check the camera logs with dmesg | grep imx. Here's the output:
platform if0012800.csi: Fixed dependency cycle(s) with /axi/pcie@120000/rp1/i2c@80000/imx708@1a
rpi-cfe if00128000.csi: found subdevice /axi/pcie@120000/rp1/i2c@80000/imx808@1a
imx708 11-001a: failed to reac chip id 708 with error -5
imx708: probe of 11-001a failed with error -5
Not sure what this meant, but according to chatgpt, it said I could have ESD'ed the camera, which would be the worst case scenario.
The other issue could be I accidentally stepped on the ribbon cable, in that case I'm buying a longer one anyways, however, I would still like guidance as to what to do.
Tried to connect arducam cam module 3 to my raspberry pi, but realized that the ribbon cable it comes with is for the zero. So I used the white ribbon cable instead. Here's how I plugged in the connector:
The ribbon cable is the white one with a blue tab on both ends, and if you flip the cable, it has silver pins.
The arducam has a camera on one side, and the ribbon connector on the backside. I've attached the ribbon cable to the arducam's connector with the blue tab facing me so if u look at it, the blue tab is visible to me. I've attached the other end of the ribbon cable to the csi port 1 on the raspberry pi with the blue tab facing the ethernet port on the pi5.
Updated bookworm to the latest version, ran libcamera-hello, got an error message saying no camera was found.
I've already changed the sudo nano /boot/config.txt file with camera_auto_detect=1 to 0 and added dtoverlay=imx708 to [all].
Still got the same errors, so I asked chatgpt and it told me to check the camera logs with dmesg | grep imx. Here's the output:
platform if0012800.csi: Fixed dependency cycle(s) with /axi/pcie@120000/rp1/i2c@80000/imx708@1a
rpi-cfe if00128000.csi: found subdevice /axi/pcie@120000/rp1/i2c@80000/imx808@1a
imx708 11-001a: failed to reac chip id 708 with error -5
imx708: probe of 11-001a failed with error -5
Not sure what this meant, but according to chatgpt, it said I could have ESD'ed the camera, which would be the worst case scenario.
The other issue could be I accidentally stepped on the ribbon cable, in that case I'm buying a longer one anyways, however, I would still like guidance as to what to do.
Statistics: Posted by Tim_Stuart — Wed Dec 25, 2024 9:42 am — Replies 2 — Views 55