Part Number: TDA2PXEVM
Hello,
- Resolution : 1920 * 1080 at 60 fps
- Data format : RGB Bayer RAW 12 bit
- MIPI 4 lanes



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Part Number: TDA2PXEVM
Hello,



Dipti,
I am not able to view captured image. Can you please share it on the forum?
If you are able to capture it and view it without any artifacts, capture seems to be fine..
CSI2PhyClk will depend on the deserializer output lane speed, so please check with Maxim what is the output lane rate.
Regards,
Brijesh
Hello Brijesh,
With the settings mentioned for sensor and interface information structure following is the image received :
According to the Deserialiser settings the output is set to 4 lanes with 700 MHz . What should be the value according to this for our CSI2PhyClk. Currently it is CSI2PhyClk = 800 in sensor interface info structure.
I would like to know the relation of Deserialiser lane rate and CSI2PhyClk to be set.
Thanks,
Dipti
Dipti,
Lane rate is typically specific in terms of Mbps and clock is exactly half of lane rate in Mbps. So if deserializer outputting at 700MHz/1.4Gbps, then CSI2PHyClk should be set to 700.
Looking at the picture, not clear though, it seems that data is getting overwritten or multiple frames are getting merged into single frame in the camera due to some incorrect configuration. Can you check both of these items?
Regards,
Brijesh
Hello Brijesh,
Understood the relation of CSI2PHyClk with Deserialiser lane rate. I set the CSI2PHyClk parameter to 700 and now the output image issue is resolved. This is the output image we get now is sometimes correct and some times is distorted. Following is the yuv image dumped after ISP link :
At the end few rows we can still some incorrect data. Some more investigation will be needed.
In case you feel we are missing anything from the details I have shared, please let us know.
Thanks,
Dipti
Dipti,
It looks like AR0233 is sending some extra lines or some meta/embedded data. See if it can be disable or you could trim off them in the capture, by slightly reducing height.
Regards,
Brijesh