Have you connected it to CAM/DISP1 or CAM/DISP0?
As you're manually loading the drivers (you've disabled camera_auto_detect=1 and added dtoverlay=imx219), you have to have it correctly.
camera_auto_detect=1 will only work on camera modules made by Raspberry Pi, not on 3rd party modules.
What cable or adapter have you used to connect your camera module to the Pi5? Camera and display cables are not interchangeable.
The Pi should be sending 3.3V to the camera module. It does have a 1.2V regulator on the camera board (and 2.8V and 1.8V), so you may be measuring that. C7 is 1.2V, C5 and C9 are 1.8V, and C6 is 2.8V. C1 is the most obvious capacitor on the 3.3V line.
As you're manually loading the drivers (you've disabled camera_auto_detect=1 and added dtoverlay=imx219), you have to have it correctly.
camera_auto_detect=1 will only work on camera modules made by Raspberry Pi, not on 3rd party modules.
What cable or adapter have you used to connect your camera module to the Pi5? Camera and display cables are not interchangeable.
The Pi should be sending 3.3V to the camera module. It does have a 1.2V regulator on the camera board (and 2.8V and 1.8V), so you may be measuring that. C7 is 1.2V, C5 and C9 are 1.8V, and C6 is 2.8V. C1 is the most obvious capacitor on the 3.3V line.
Statistics: Posted by 6by9 — Wed Mar 06, 2024 1:38 pm