Tool/software:
Hi export,
We have conducted an internal meeting to discuss the current issue with the image transmission. The situation is summarized as follows:
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The camera has been successfully powered on, and image data is transmitted to the DS90UB960Q1-EVM.
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I2C command checks:
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Accessing address
0x4C
returns0x01
, indicating that Port 0 is enabled.
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Frame Counter Status Check:
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Before enabling camera streaming:
i2cget -y 6 0x3d 0x90 ==> 0x0c i2cget -y 6 0x3d 0x91 ==> 0xb5
- After enabling camera streaming:
i2cget -y 6 0x3d 0x90 ==> 0x03 i2cget -y 6 0x3d 0x91 ==> 0xbb
The above values correspond to the CSI-2 Port 0 Frame Counter registers. The change in these values before and after enabling camera streaming indicates that the frame counter is incrementing, which suggests that the camera is generating and transmitting frames to the DS90UB960Q1-EVM.
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- Hardware Connection Setup:
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The MIPI-CSI interface from SK-TDA4VM is connected to the DS90UB960Q1-EVM.
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The camera module RCM-IMX390 is connected to the DS90UB960Q1-EVM via the connector marked with the number "1" as shown at below picture.
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Current Issue:
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Although the camera is powered on and the DS90UB960Q1-EVM receives data from the camera, the image data cannot be properly transmitted to the SK-TDA4VM.
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Based on our internal discussion, the D3 camera module itself appears to be functioning normally.
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We suspect the root cause may be:
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A hardware connection issue with the CSI link between DS90UB960Q1-EVM and SK-TDA4VM, or
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A configuration, driver, or receiving issue on the SK-TDA4VM side.
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Request for Assistance:
We would appreciate your suggestions or guidance on the following:
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Are there recommended methods to verify the hardware CSI connection between DS90UB960Q1-EVM and SK-TDA4VM?
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Should we further check the configuration or drivers on the SK-TDA4VM to ensure proper activation and image data reception?
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Are there any suggested debug commands or troubleshooting steps to help identify the root cause?
Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Best Regards,
Kathy