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The IQ8-EVK supports camera sensor connectivity through three MIPI CSI interfaces, supporting both C-PHY and D-PHY modes.

Hardware Architecture

CSI Interface Mapping

DIP Switch Configuration

Supported MIPI CSI Camera Sensors

ov9282 Camera Sensor

Arducam imx577 Camera Sensor

Arducam sensor requires an additional converter board(Arducam 22-pin to Qualcomm 30-pin CSI adapter) Arducam imx577 sensor + 22 pin flex cable + converter board

Arducam imx577 Camera Sensor connection to iq8275

ov9282 Camera Sensor connection to iq8275

Supported Resolutions

  • Advanced features such as SHDR, LDC, and EIS are not supported on IQ-8275.
  • There is no hardware JPEG encoder — snapshots use a software encoder running on the CPU.

Camera Streaming

Single Camera Stream

The above command starts the camera with 720p at 30 FPS configuration. The frame coming from the camera sensor is thrown away by fakesink. If the gst pipeline status is changed to “PLAYING” as shown below, this indicates that the camera is running. Since this command dumps camera frames to fakesink, nothing will be saved on the device. If the pipeline status changes to PLAYING, the camera is running. Press Ctrl+C to stop.

Video Encoding

Object Detection Pipeline

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Multi-Camera with Offline IFE

The IQ-8275 has two IFEs for real-time bayer-to-YUV processing. The Offline IFE feature allows a single IFE to process two cameras in offline mode, enabling concurrent streaming from all four cameras.
A maximum of two cameras can operate concurrently with real-time IFE. All four cameras can operate concurrently using the Offline IFE feature.

Troubleshooting

1

Check camera module connection and DIP switch settings

2

Restart cam-server

3

Run a single-stream test

Look for: CAM_INFO: CAM-SENSOR: Probe success, slot:0, ...If no probe success appears, check the flex cable connection or camera module.

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