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how to connect 8-bit BT656 output camera module with AM3715?

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: AM3715, DM3730, TVP5146, TVP5150

Hi,

          Refer to AM3715 datasheet, the Camera ISP of AM3715 has cam_d[11:0], but I use Ov5640 camera module to connect with the Camera ISP of AM3715, the Ov5640 camera module is 8-bit   output.  Do I use cam_d[11:4]  or cam_d[7:0] of AM3715   connect  with  data[7:0] of Ov5640 camera module ?

thanks and best regards

Jerrytung

  • AM3715 device has special IP called "Bridge lane shifter", which allows us to interface your camera output to any bits. Just refer to the TRM section "6.4.5 Camera ISP Bridge-Lane Shifter".

    Thanks,

    Vaibhav

  • Hello Jerry,

    There is already a live example of a OV5640 camera board interfaced with DM3730 EVM which should work for the AM3715 also. Here is the link http://www.e-consystems.com/5MP-HDCameraBoard-omap-am-dm37x.asp.

    Anitha

  • Hi  Anitha, 

             Thanks for your information, but our OV5640 camera module is diffirent from the above that you introduced,  the camera module data output lane is [9:2],  and  [1:0]   can not be seen.

    I want to know how to connect the OV5640  CMA[9:2] with AM3715 camera ISP interface .  we connect the OV5640  CAM[9:2]  with AM3715 CAM[11:4] now , the picture is not display normally , it is very green .  I modify the  value of  ISP_CTRL[7:6]:SHIFT and ISP_CTRL[3:2]: PAR_BRIGE , but can not make it normal.

             It is a urgent issue.

    best regards

    Jerry Tung

  • HI, Vaibhav:

           Refer to your introduce ,  it is helpful for me to understand " Camera ISP Bridge_Lane Shifter ",  but I find it is difficult to understand "Sensor : 8 bits  --Connected  to  " in " Table 6-35. Camera ISP Bridge_Lane Shift ",  Is the " Connected to "  concect to  Sensor or  connect to AM3715 camera ISP interface ?

          thanks and best regards

    Jerry Tung

  • Hi Jerry,

    As you said ,the interface is like OV5640[9:2] to AM3715 CAM[11:4], it looks fine and you should be able to get the proper output once you configure the PAR_BRIDGE and SHIFT Registers properly.

    If possible post the captured output image.

    Regards,

    Prabu

  • hi,

        I also want to know  'Is the " Connected to "  concect to  Sensor or  connect to AM3715 camera ISP interface ?'.I guess it means connect to AM3715 camera ISP interface,

    I found the SPRUGN4 page 1087,Table 6-4. Camera ISP Video Timing Reference Codes for SAV and EAV.The SAV,EAV code is in the MSB of the 10bits,the sensor should

    connect to the same bits . if  the decoder  such as TVP5146 is 10bits mode and the SAV,EAV is in the MSB[9:2],the TVP5146 D[9:0] should connect to ISP [9:0];the decoder TVP5150 is 8bits mode and the SAV,EAV uses[7:0],so the tvp5150 should connect D[7:0] to ISP [9:2]? am I correct ?

  • Hi,

    Can you specify the shift  value,

    Regards,

    Dibin

  • Hi,

    data lane shift

    0x0: No shift.
    CAMEXT[13:0] - CAM [13:0]
    0x1: Shift by 2.
    CAMEXT[13:2] - CAM [11:0]
    0x2: Shift by 4
    CAMEXT[13:4] - CAM [9:0]
    0x3: Shift by 6
    CAMEXT[13:6] - CAM [7:0]

    I didnt understand what does it means?