Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of venice/mipi

Timestamp:

01/19/2022 10:59:42 PM (3 years ago)

Author:

Ryan Erbstoesser

Comment:

add in more info for gw16136 and link to software

venice/mipi

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 [=#software]
 == Venice MIPI DSI / CSI Software
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+'''This wiki page covers all hardware related information to the Venice MIPI interfaces. Software is also a very important aspect, and all software information is covered on the [wiki:venice/multimedia] page.'''
 
 Please note, a display of any kind needs a software driver for the chip used on the display as well as a software driver for the IMX MIPI-DSI controller. These drivers are not trivial and if a chip is on the display that doesn't have an existing driver for it, one will need datasheets and reference manuals to write the driver - this is not an easy lift and would require strong software expertise. 
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 [[Image(gw16136.png,300px)]]
 [[Image(gw16136-bottom.png,300px)]]
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+The GW16136 !RaspberryPi Camera and Display Adapter connects to the GW720x and GW730x boards 50-pin MIPI Media connector and provides the following (see [https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/rpi4/raspberry-pi-4-reduced-schematics.pdf RaspberryPi v4 schematics for details]):
+* 15pin Camera Interface with 2-lane MIPI CSI, 1x GPIO, 1x I2C (MX8MM I2C3)
+ - MIPI_GPIO4 is IMX8MM GPIO1_01
+ - Note the pin numbers on the connector silkscreen are flipped
+* 15pin Display Interface with 3-lane MIPI CSI, 1x I2C (MX8MM I2C3)
+ - MIPI_GPIO3 is connected to IMX8MM GPIO4_01 via 1Kohm
+ - MIPI_GPIO1 is connected to IMX8MM GPIO4_04 via 1Kohm
+ - Note the pin numbers on the connector silkscreen are flipped
 
 This adapter plugs into the 50-pin MIPI Media header on the Gateworks SBC. The adapter brings all the DSI signals to one connector and CSI to another. The adapter was built in mind to be used with Raspberry Pi displays and cameras.