Basic camera usage
This page provides a basic overview on the fpc/ffc-connection over CSI to the Carrierboard and basic camera streaming
Last updated
This page provides a basic overview on the fpc/ffc-connection over CSI to the Carrierboard and basic camera streaming
Last updated
Most of carrierboards are using a 22-Pin FPC/FFC connector. The images below are showing the camera connection for the Raspberry PI IMX219 camera on a JNX30 Carrierboard using a 15- to 22-Pin adapter .
In case your camera uses a different connector you may want to take a look at our shop for available camera adapters.
The following gstreamer pipelines are optimized for the Raspberry PI IMX219 and might not work with a different camera. If you don't know what you are doing, you may speak to your camera supplier for more information
The parameter sensor-id= describes the camera target. This id can be found by using ls /dev/. If the camera correctly plugged in then there should be a device called /dev/videoX, where X is the camera id.
All pipelines listed below are using the NVIDIA accelerated Argus GStreamer-plugins to make use of the NVIDIA Jetson specific hardware components
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
sensor-id
Video device number
width
Requested video width
height
Requested video height
format
Video stream format, this value depends on the camera sensor that is used. You should contact your camera vendor for the value that should be used here
framerate
Defines captured frames for a given time frame (Example: 30/1 would be 30 frames each second -> frames/time)
num-buffers
Amount of frames that should be captured
