Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of venice/mipi

Timestamp:

12/17/2020 09:20:48 PM (4 years ago)

Author:

Tim Harvey

Comment:

added additional detail

venice/mipi

@@ -3 +3 @@
 The Venice family of rugged and industrial Single Board Computers feature MIPI DSI and CSI signals on many of the boards.
 
-* MIPI DSI - Display serial interface
-* MIPI CSI - Camera serial interface
+== 50-pin MIPI Media Connector
+A 50-pin MIPI Media Connector is available on the GW720x/GW730x/GW740x with the following signalling:
+ - 4-lane (4D+C) CSI (supports a maximum bitrate of 1.5Gbps on IMX8MM)
+ - 4-lane (4D+C) DSI (supports a maximum bitrate of 1.5Gbps on IMX8MM; up to 1080p60 display)
+ - bi-directional I2S audio
+ - I2C
+ - 4x GPIO
 
-== GW16136
-This adapter plugs into the MIPI 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. 
+=== GW16136 !RaspberryPi Camera and Display Adapter
+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.
 
-== GW16145
-This adapter plugs into the MIPI header on the Gateworks SBC. The adapter brings all the signals to a 50 pin header that allows for a cable to be connected. 
+Additional Linux kernel driver support is required for various MIPI, I2C and I2S devices.
+
+=== GW16145 MIPI Media Breakout board
+This adapter plugs into the 50-pin MIPI Media header on the Gateworks SBC. The adapter brings all the signals to a 50 pin header that allows for a cable to be connected.
+
+Additional Linux kernel driver support is required for various MIPI, I2C and I2S devices.
 
 Connector used on the GW16145: