young
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Hello,
I want to configure CSI 8 line in NANO.
I am referring to the documentation. ( Jetson Nano Product Design Guide)
If I refer to “Figure 8-3. CSI Connection Options” and write the code at dtsi file.
port-index = <0>;
bus-width = <8>;
How is the CSI 8 line structured?
- CSI_A + CSI_B + CSI_E + CSI_F
- CSI_A + CSI_B + CSI_C + CSI_D
Thank you.
Sorry to tell Jetson device not support 8 lanes configure.
young
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Isn’t that possible in NANO as in TX2’s TC358840?
It’s gang mode AKA combine two source to a frame instead of really 8 lanes configure.
It’s 2 source of 4 lanes configure actually for the tc358840.
young
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Okay.
Thank you for answer.
If I have more questions,
Looking at the dtsi file(https://github.com/InES-HPMM/l4t-4.9-t18x-quill/blob/6509ea9a0677063fac7e7936040cff6c47ddbcaa/kernel-dts/tegra186-quill-p3310-1000-c03-00-base-hdmi2csi.dts) of TS358840 of TX2,
port-index = <0>;
bus-width = <8>;
It is set as above.
Then the CSI configuration seems to consist of the following content:
4 lane (CSI_A+CSI_B), 4 lane (CSI_C+CSI_D)
How is it structured if it is the same in NANO?
NANO is not sequential in the CSI alphabet.
TX2 - ABCDEF
NANO - ABEFCD
If the contents of TC358840 (gang mode AKA combine?) are configured like TX2, how is it configured in NANO?
- 4 lane (CSI_A+CSI_B), 4 lane (CSI_E+CSI_F)
- 4 lane (CSI_A+CSI_B), 4 lane (CSI_C+CSI_D)
Thank you for your interest.