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Hi All,
Want to know if camera module with ox05b1s sensor and in-built ISP (similar to 5MP RGB-IR Global Shutter GMSL2 Camera for NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin would be compatible with i.MX95 FRDM board).
I do understand that i.MX95 only have MIPI_CSI2 port hence I need to find GMSL2 to MIPI_CSI2 converter, however my question is specifically related to compatibility of existing driver that is part of NXP Linux BSP. Will driver Camera driver of NXP Linux release directly work with this camera module?
Do I need to make modification in dtb file? Any other modifications would or additional work that I need to plan for?
Hello,
The camera will not work directly with the i.MX95 BSP driver. The OX05B1S sensor driver may be reusable, but the GMSL2 setup adds another layer that needs integration. You will likely need DTB changes for the SerDes configuration (GMSL2 bridge, I2C routing, GPIOs, CSI-2 link) and possibly driver modifications for the GMSL2 serializer/deserializer. It’s not a plug-and-play Maxim Time Clock setup, so plan for some BSP customization and validation work.
Hi @sarve043swaray
Thank you for the response. Could you please provide some guidance on how to modify dtb file also any idea on where to (file/folder) integrate serializer/de-serializer i2c command?
Regards
is this your similar topic? you can refer to this,
this is about imx95 camera porting guide, you also can refer to this to get to know the basic porting steps on the imx95
you also can refer to the 7.3.10.3 Camera modules of user guide, currently imx95 supports
X-MX95MBDESER01 (MAX96724 deserializer) + 4 modules X-MX95MBCAM10001 (Omnivision OX03C10 camera + MAX96717 serializer, if your requirement is similar, you can develop based on this dts, you can find all of device tree files as below, find the chapter 7.3.10.3
https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/user-guide/UG10163.pdf