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The following informations are for the phyCORE-STM32MP1 PHYTEC BSP 
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The following phytec cameras are currently supported:
- VM-010-BW (@24MHz)
- VM-010-COL (@24MHz)

Please read the the Manual L-740 "phyCAM-P / phyCAM-S".


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camera configuration
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The STM32MP1 processor comes with one parallel interface (DCMI) to connect one camera.
- phyCORE-STM32MP1 with a DCMI interface (up to 14-Bit)
  * phyCORE-STM32MP1 on phyBOARD-Sargas Development Kit with a DCMI interface
    to connect phyCAM-P cameras (up to 8 or 10 bits).

The BSP includes drivers to support connected phytec-cameras.

The drivers are compatible with v4l2 and the gstreamer scripts give examples of
the usage and functionality.

camera typ (defaults)
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VM-010-BW or VM-010-COL at i2c adress 0x48


set new camera i2c adress or new camera typ
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To use the camera with different i2c adress or to add a new camera, you have to compile a new image
(or add new device tree overlays).
See instruction manual for YOCTO-BSPs.


First steps:
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1) Check the jumper settings, read "hardware manual" (only at first start necessary).
2) Setup device tree, for the connected camera (only at first start necessary), applying
   the available device tree overlays on target (under /boot/overlays/):

- phyboard-stm32mp1-phycam-vm010-bw.dtbo - to activate phyCAM-P VM-010-BW
- phyboard-stm32mp1-phycam-vm010-col.dtbo - to activate phyCAM-P VM-010-COL

The procedure to apply device tree overlays can be found in the following file on target: 
/boot/overlays/README.md

3) Start gstreamer Demos
   - after login
   - go to the directory  /gstreamer_examples -> cd gstreamer_examples <ENTER>
   - start "bwcam-wayland_640x480.sh" / "colcam-wayland_640x480.sh" (depending on your camera type)
     or start any other available demo.
