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Communication failure with an external camera #15

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ahmed123-sys opened this issue Jul 16, 2024 · 6 comments
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Communication failure with an external camera #15

ahmed123-sys opened this issue Jul 16, 2024 · 6 comments

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I have a camera that works with the usb protocol. I've added this external camera to your device using a USB-C to USB-C cable, but when I run lsusb, I can't find the camera! Is there a solution to this problem?

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Neutree commented Jul 16, 2024

by default usb is device mode, not support external device, if you want to use usb as host mode, change /boot/usb.dev name to /boot/usb.host and reboot

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I changed the mode to host mode and tested two cameras. These cameras communicate successfully in nvidia jetson nano but with your hardware I can see that the second camera is not communicating because when I run lsusb I can't find it. For more information, the first camera is a webcam and the second is a TOF camera from opnous. Is there a suggestion for this problem?

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by default usb is device mode, not support external device, if you want to use usb as host mode, change /boot/usb.dev name to /boot/usb.host and reboot

I changed the mode to host mode and tested two cameras. These cameras communicate successfully in nvidia jetson nano but with your hardware I can see that the second camera is not communicating because when I run lsusb I can't find it. For more information, the first camera is a webcam and the second is a TOF camera from opnous. Is there a suggestion for this problem?

is there any update for this problem!!

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Neutree commented Aug 7, 2024

I tried, I can use USB camera by set /boot/usb.dev to /boot/usb.host and reboot, plug in USB camera and use lsusb will show up the camera, and then we can use opencv to read it

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Neutree commented Aug 7, 2024

I used this one
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Neutree commented Oct 17, 2024

close this issue, if remain have problem, add new one or reopen

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