I am trying to connect 2 cameras to the jetson nano dev kit, i have 2 cameras, a Raspberry Cam V1 and V3, and i get /dev/video0 not found. I have the Ubuntu 18.04 on it, used SDK with Jetpack 4.
Read somewhere that i might need to configure the CSI connector, not sure how easy that would be.
Any help?
PS: the V1 camera was already tested on Raspberry pi to check if it works and both were purchased this year (2023).
Hi. Thanks for the reply.
Yes it is the latest version. It was installed 1/2 weeks ago. I noticed that all the hardware modifications needed is to remove the R8 resistor on the camera.
Is that still the solution or there are other methods that dont require modifications or new equipment?
For got to mention that the V1 camera is the HQ V1. Then i was referring to the R8 resistor it was related with the HQ. But if there is another way to use the V3, would be great :)
Update: I managed to put the camera working by removing the R8 resistor and change the CSI to 477.
But only one device is being detected, video0. Both cameras work in the same camera 0 slot, but video1 does not appears.
when i run the camera sensor id = 1 also cannot detect or open the camera. And also checked the connection like 5 times. Not sure whats the problem now
yes.
1- remove R8 resistor from Raspberry camera HQ
2-configure CSI with “sudo /opt/nvidia/jetson-io/jetson-io.py”
3-Since the HQ has IMX477, i selected IMX477 dual
4- Reboot
5- connect cameras
6- camera slot 0 worked with both cameras :)
7- camera slot 1 does not work :(
but your hardware device are… IMX219 + IMX477, right?
IIRC, there’s CSI configuration for such combination, could you please re-configure the system for confirmation.
it should detect IMX477 for the two camera slots as you select IMX477 dual dtbo file,
could you please share the kernel message again for checking,
thanks