Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about 8MP IMX219 V2 cameras
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- December 9, 2019 at 2:21 am #13854
Lee Jackson
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- December 10, 2019 at 10:12 pm #13884
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ModeratorQ1:
The camera cannot connect to Raspberry Pi 4, the error message is as follows:
> Starting capture -1
> Camera control callback: No data received from the sensor. Check akk connections, including Sunny oneon the camera board. It could be that the camera is defective.A1:
1. Please check if the camera connection is loose and resit the FPC cable to the connector.
2. Please run this command, vcgencmd get_camera and check the result.
If it shows: supported =1, detected =1, it means the camera is detected already.
Then run the command: raspistill -t 0
If there is no image shown, contact [email protected] for further help. - March 26, 2020 at 6:54 pm #21588
Arducam Support Team
ModeratorQ:
I am trying to use the camera module on the raspberry pi zero. The camera itself does work but when I try to set the focus (via the i2c interface) I only get this error: “write error”. It is fully working on a regular raspberry pi. Is the raspberry pi zero not supported or do I need to install different drivers/files?
I bought two identical camera modules, but with one the focus does not work (even with the regular raspberry pi). I get the same “write error”, but only with one of the modules. Any idea why the focus did stop working or what might have destroyed the focus motor/interface?
A:
The test code was updated recently by our engineer, so the suggested troubleshoot will be:
1. Confirm the cable connection.
2. Find the newest code from the Github: https://github.com/ArduCAM/RaspberryPi
3. Some steps in details:
a. Download the test code
[email protected]:~ $ git clone
https://github.com/ArduCAM/RaspberryPi.git
b.Insall the python-opencv
[email protected]:~ $ sudo apt-get install python-opencv
c.Configure the i2c0
[email protected]:~ $ cd RaspberryPi/Motorized_Focus_Camera/
[email protected]:~/RaspberryPi/Motorized_Focus_Camera $ chmod +x enable_i2c_vc.sh
[email protected]:~/RaspberryPi/Motorized_Focus_Camera
$ ./enable_i2c_vc.sh
Then click y to reboot
d.Run the autofocus demo
[email protected]:~/RaspberryPi/Motorized_Focus_Camera $ python Autofocus.py
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