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I have not seen anything yet. You can read this Thread:
http://www.nabble.com/overo-as-wireless-camserver--td24728685.html and the
many links at the bottom. There is a project called Flow, its at
 http://www.Gizmoforyou.com . They have camera modules but I was having trouble
finding them alone, and I'm not sure how they interface. I personally
purchased a camera from here:
http://www.techtoys.com.hk/Components/OV9650_MOD/OV9650%20CMOS%20Camera%20Module.htm
And will have to make a adapter board to go from their ribbon header to the
j5 ribbon header. This one is a 1.3 mp camera, I don't know the fps though.
When I looked around it seemed that I was able to find sensors  up to 8mp. 

Charlie Woloszynski-2 wrote:
> 
> 
> I am looking for a camera sensor board to connect to a Gumstix board.  
> 
> Are there any commercial color sensors that interface directly with J5 or
> do I need to create an adapter board?  [I really like the
> leopardimaging.com sensors but I cannot find an easy way to interface the
> two... perhaps I am missing something].
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Charlie
> 
> 
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I looked at the ones at leopardimaging.com, I think they could be used, but
again they just need a adapter board to go from the imaging sensor header,
to a flex cable the size needed to connect to the gumstix. If you used their
module board it connects via I2C and that should be a easy interface to
connect to. 

Joe2 wrote:
> 
> I have not seen anything yet. You can read this Thread:
> http://www.nabble.com/overo-as-wireless-camserver--td24728685.html and the
> many links at the bottom. There is a project called Flow, its at
> http://www.Gizmoforyou.com . They have camera modules but I was having trouble
> finding them alone, and I'm not sure how they interface. I personally
> purchased a camera from here:
> http://www.techtoys.com.hk/Components/OV9650_MOD/OV9650%20CMOS%20Camera%20Module.htm
> And will have to make a adapter board to go from their ribbon header to
> the j5 ribbon header. This one is a 1.3 mp camera, I don't know the fps
> though. When I looked around it seemed that I was able to find sensors  up
> to 8mp. 
> 
> Charlie Woloszynski-2 wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> I am looking for a camera sensor board to connect to a Gumstix board.  
>> 
>> Are there any commercial color sensors that interface directly with J5 or
>> do I need to create an adapter board?  [I really like the
>> leopardimaging.com sensors but I cannot find an easy way to interface the
>> two... perhaps I am missing something].
>> 
>> Thanks in advance,
>> 
>> Charlie
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>       
>> 
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I have a camera board that I made for the J5 connector on the gumstix.  It
uses a 9MP micron sensor MT9N001I12STC.  The board is really simple.  Has
three voltage regulators some caps and resistors and the micron sensor.  It
is 1.1" x 1.1" and uses an M12X.5 lens threaded mount.  I have not had the
time to write a driver for it in linux.  There are several drivers for
similar sensors available to modify.  

If anyone is interested email me.  Getting a hold of the micron sensors is
not easy.  I got lucky with an Arrow Electronics representative willing to
sell me 5.  

Charles Kearney


Charlie Woloszynski-2 wrote:
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> 
> I am looking for a camera sensor board to connect to a Gumstix board.  
> 
> 



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<html>
<body>
<font color="#800000">The MT9N001 appears to be a camera (?) do you have
a link to the chip datasheet?<br>
In any case I'm most interested in the driver/software side and actually
getting the data in via J5. I am interested in the pipeline, but a
smaller chip with larger pixels.<br>
I can also often get chips via the instrument company I consult for - I
have some top-end 100+MHz 16bit ADCs for instance, usually used for
O-scopes. If someone would like some trades that would be good
too.<br><br>
Thank you,<br>
Ray<br><br>
</font>At 08:27 AM 8/4/2009 -0700, charkear wrote:<br><br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>I have a camera board that I made
for the J5 connector on the gumstix.&nbsp; It<br>
uses a 9MP micron sensor MT9N001I12STC.&nbsp; The board is really
simple.&nbsp; Has<br>
three voltage regulators some caps and resistors and the micron
sensor.&nbsp; It<br>
is 1.1&quot; x 1.1&quot; and uses an M12X.5 lens threaded mount.&nbsp; I
have not had the<br>
time to write a driver for it in linux.&nbsp; There are several drivers
for<br>
similar sensors available to modify.&nbsp; <br><br>
If anyone is interested email me.&nbsp; Getting a hold of the micron
sensors is<br>
not easy.&nbsp; I got lucky with an Arrow Electronics representative
willing to<br>
sell me 5.&nbsp; <br><br>
Charles Kearney</blockquote></body>
</html>

>From what I recall you have to go through aptina's website to get the datasheet. They normally take a few days to okay you to download a datasheet.




From: RayS [mailto:rays@...]
Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 8:48 AM
To: gumstix-users@...
Subject: Re: [Gumstix-users] Looking for a camera sensor capable of 30 fps to connect to a Gumstix Overo Water

The MT9N001 appears to be a camera (?) do you have a link to the chip datasheet?
In any case I'm most interested in the driver/software side and actually getting the data in via J5. I am interested in the pipeline, but a smaller chip with larger pixels.
I can also often get chips via the instrument company I consult for - I have some top-end 100+MHz 16bit ADCs for instance, usually used for O-scopes. If someone would like some trades that would be good too.

Thank you,
Ray

At 08:27 AM 8/4/2009 -0700, charkear wrote:


I have a camera board that I made for the J5 connector on the gumstix.  It
uses a 9MP micron sensor MT9N001I12STC.  The board is really simple.  Has
three voltage regulators some caps and resistors and the micron sensor.  It
is 1.1" x 1.1" and uses an M12X.5 lens threaded mount.  I have not had the
time to write a driver for it in linux.  There are several drivers for
similar sensors available to modify.

If anyone is interested email me.  Getting a hold of the micron sensors is
not easy.  I got lucky with an Arrow Electronics representative willing to
sell me 5.

Charles Kearney