Feature

●#172 in Desktop Barebones


Description

HDMI to CSI2HDMI to CSI2

Note:

1, Hdmi input resolution should not be higher than RaspberryPi resolution.2, Please use FFC cable (yellow) to connect to Raspberry Pi Zero / ZeroW.

Overview:

This is a Raspberry Pi HDMI-CSI-2 module with Toshiba TC358743XBG chip and supports up to 1080p25fps HDMI input.

Features

Module: Raspberry Pi Hdmi IN Input Signal: Hdmi Output Signal: CSI Function: HDMI to CSI-2hdmi Input: 720p50\720p60\1080i50\1080p25hdmi input supports up to 1080p25fps Usage: Same chip as Raspberry Pi Standard Camera: Toshiba TC358743XBG Compatibility: Raspberry Pi 4B/3B +/3B/2B/B+/3A+/Pi Zero/Zero W

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Packing List:

1 x Raspberry Pi hdmi IN module

1 x FFC Cable (15cm/5.91inch length)

To ensure this module is running properly, please refer to the following information.

raspberrypiwiki (HDMI_TO_CSI-2#How_to_check_whether_this_module_is_driven_correctly.3F)

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FAQ:

Q1: What if the module does not work properly?

A1:

1. Test using monitor instead of VNC (Customer feedback: VNC will take some of the GPU and not enough for the camera.Based on RPi4+ Hawkeye Firefly Mini)

2. Before starting the Raspberry Pi on, connect the Hdmi device and signal output is required.

3. Please check the / dev file if there is "video related files".

4. Please provide us the details of the product to confirm the problem.

a. First, please tell us "Call command" "Input Device" and "Using Device"b. What is HDMI input device, resolution, and frequency? c. What version of RaspberryPi is using? d.What is the call command? e.Terminal error notification?

Q2: Some Python sample codes

A2: Hdmi source supported by RaspberryPi is 720p / 50fps, 720p / 60fps, 1080i / 50fps, 1080p / 24fps, 1080p / 25fps. Low resolution is also OK.

Below is the Python code used in this video.Pi uses official web images.

from picamera import PiCamera

from time import

Camera = PiCamera()

camera.start_preview()

sleep (1000)