Open tzapu opened 8 years ago
the issue seems to be in the read/transmit part of the sketch, i have tried the read code from the working sketch in the new one that distorts and capture seems to work fine it also seems slower, si i am sure the code is not what it should be..
void camCapture(ArduCAM myCAM){
WiFiClient client = server.client();
size_t len = myCAM.read_fifo_length();
if (len >= 393216){
Serial.println("Over size.");
return;
}else if (len == 0 ){
Serial.println("Size is 0.");
return;
}
uint8_t temp, temp_last;
static int i = 0;
static uint8_t first_packet = 1;
byte buf[2048];
uint32_t length = 0;
myCAM.CS_LOW();
myCAM.set_fifo_burst();//Set fifo burst mode
SPI.transfer(0x00);
//Read JPEG data from FIFO
while ( (temp != 0xD9) | (temp_last != 0xFF))
{
temp_last = temp;
temp = SPI.transfer(0x00);
//Write image data to buffer if not full
if (i < 2048)
{
buf[i++] = temp;
//yield();
}
else
{
if (first_packet == 1)
{
//sendClientData((char*)buf, 2048, 0x02);
client.write((char*)buf, 2048);
first_packet = 0;
}
else
{
client.write((char*)buf, 2048);
}
i = 0;
buf[i++] = temp;
}
//yield();
}
//Write the remain bytes in the buffer
if (i > 0)
{
//Serial.println("write last 256 bytes");
client.write((char*)buf, 2048);
//delay(10);
//Serial.println("finish write last 256 bytes");
i = 0;
first_packet = 1;
}
//yield();
myCAM.CS_HIGH();
}
it seems modifying buffer size from 4096 to 2048 makes it work, but also seems a lot slower in updating (reads half as much)... is there anything that could be done?
Please modify the source code in the ESP8266 library like the following:
[WiFiClient.h]
[ClientContext.h] add the line _pcb->snd_buf = TCP_SND_BUF; before size_t room = tcp_sndbuf(_pcb);
[lwipopts.h]
admin@arducam.com
thanks for the info. i won t be able to test for a while as it s more involved and probably will be overwritten on any core update but with 2048 as buffer size it seems to work fine for me in the mean time thanks
Changing
static const size_t bufferSize = 2048; // 4096
from 4096 to 2048 works for me too -
that PCB on keyboard is my ESP8266 to ArduCAM breakout ..
Congratulations Mario. Breakout board looks nice.
nice, love it when you use a product to demo said product is working :D which leads me to the question, how many arducams do you have ? :P lovely breakout, looking foerward to see what you come up with
We now have two models of ArduCAM mini, 2mp and 5mp. We will design another 3MP soon.
hi, i meant @mozgy :P he took a pic of an arducam with another arducam :camera: but it s nice to know another 3mp is coming, thanks
As oshpark produces trices I bought two 2MP cams, here's PCB https://oshpark.com/shared_projects/pINKH5In.
ArduCAM_Mini_OV2640_Capture_uploadToServer.txt
Hello Lee, thanks for sending Arducam through Ebay. I see you have sold more than 300 pieces so there is some growing community. Started to try it out.
Arducam mini board draws nearly 100 mA. For a battery powered security camera I use PIR detector + FET switching on 3.3V.
Downloaded the library from github on 05. March 2016. Took some time to figure out that the library should be placed in directory arduino/libraries/ArduCAM. If the arduino-master directory is placed under the libraries folder, the compiler can not find *.h files.
First tried an example with Arduino streaming to Windows PC: "ArduCAM_Mini_OV2640_Video_Streaming".
First issue was that there is no circuit diagram on the webpage. I wanted to use with Arduino nano. It took a while to figure that SDA=A4 and SCL=A5.
Second issues Serial.begin(921600); did not work with Arduino Serial Monitor window. Changed speed to 115200
Third issue was that Arducam.exe downloaded from the Arducam webpage: http://www.arducam.com/downloads/demo/arducam_host/ArduCAM_host.zip did not support speed of 900kbps. Appeared that the program was not the latest version and one should use the program included with the github library example.
Next tried the example with ESP8266 module ESP-12E file: "ArduCAM_Mini_OV2640_Capture" Serial debugging gave message Can't find OV2640 module!
if ((vid != 0x26) || (pid != 0x41)) in websocket example camera id number is 0x42. Camera was found after changing to 0x42.
while(1); causes reset after a few seconds, as probably, the ESP8266 had no time to do other internal things.
In the program, I guess, it should also be nr 16 in the comment line. // set GPIO15 as the slave select : const int CS = 16;
I also experienced the problem with images chopped into parts described in this issue with the broken and mixed parts of the image. Changing of buffer size to 2048 helped, but sometimes still was broken. Changing to 1024 solved. static const size_t bufferSize = 1024;
There is an easy way to capture a picture without the demonstation html: http://192.168.1.140/capture
Resolution can be changed with numbers between 0 and 8 in such a way: http://192.168.1.140/?ql=3
I would like to make a PIR activated alarm camera automatically uploading a picture to a server. I am a big fan of MobileWebcam: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950933 On a server is a mobilewebcam.php script that receives the picture file and puts it into a directory with a time tag. My webcams ar at http://asi.lv/alnis Form Linux picture upload line looks like that: curl -F userfile=@/tmp/current.jpg asi.lv/alnis/webcammob1/mobilewebcam.php
Php upload is more convenient than FTP upload as the file name can be automatically prepared on the server side. Yesterday using TTL camera example by openhomeautomation I have managed to adapt http POST file on ESP8266. Sketch is attached to this post. (Could not attach ino or zip type).
Sorry about wirting too many things in one post. Greetings from Latvia, Janis Alnis.
Great!
I with these is working automatic uploading pictures to my server. I only had to change name of server and folder.
@Janis from Latvia, thanks for your detail information, it definitely guides other users much easier. May I know your email address?
On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 10:31 AM, janisalnis notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello Lee, thanks for sending Arducam through Ebay.
Started to try it out. Arducam mini board draws nearly 100 mA. For a battery powered version would be probably nice to add a FET switch on power line.
Downloaded the library from github on 05. March 2016. Library should be placed in directory arduino/libraries/ArduCAM. If the whole arduino-master directory was placed under the libraries folder, the compiler could not find *.h files.
First tried an example with Arduino streaming to Windows PC: "ArduCAM_Mini_OV2640_Video_Streaming".
Serial.begin(921600); did not work with Arduino Serial Monitor window. changed to 115200 Arducam.exe downloaded from the Arducam webpage: http://www.arducam.com/downloads/demo/arducam_host/ArduCAM_host.zip did not support speed of 900kbps. Appeared that the program was not the latest version and should use the program included with the github library example.
Next tried the example with ESP8266: "ArduCAM_Mini_OV2640_Capture" Serial debugging gave message Can't find OV2640 module!
if ((vid != 0x26) || (pid != 0x41)) looked in websocket example that needed to change camera id number to 0x42.
while(1); caused reset after a few seconds, as probably, the ESP8266 had no time to do other internal things.
In the program, I guess, it should also be nr 16 in the comment line. // set GPIO15 as the slave select : const int CS = 16;
I also experienced the problem described in this issue with the broken and mixed parts of the image. Changing of buffer size to 2048 helped. static const size_t bufferSize = 2048;
There is an easy way to capture a picture without the demonstation html: http://192.168.1.140/capture
Resolution can be changed with numbers between 0 and 8 in such a way: http://192.168.1.140/?ql=3
I would like to make a PIR activated alarm automatically uploading a picture to a server. I am a big fan of MobileWebcam: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950933 On a server is a mobilewebcam.php script that receives the picture file and puts it into a directory with a time tag. My webcam page is at http://asi.lv/alnis
Form Linux the upload line looks like that: curl -F userfile=@/tmp/current.jpg barbara320.gotdns.com/webcamwr703nRiga/mobilewebcam.php
Php upload is more convenient than FTP upload as the file name can be automatically prepared on the server side. I would be very happy if such picture file upload could be implemented on ESP8266.
Greetings from Latvia, Janis.
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/ArduCAM/Arduino/issues/21#issuecomment-193563080.
@janisalnis thank you dude very much for the http upload sample. i could not find that anywhere for the life of me. if anyone is interested i ve got my work in progress project here: https://github.com/tzapu/ESP8266ArducamTimelapse timelapse machine with sd support, ntp sync, deep sleeping, powering off cam, powering off wifi, and a lot more.. but really in progress, did not have enough time to sort everything i wanted yet.
http upload code is one thing that i have been missing dearly. thank you very much
Has there been any further progress on the bufferSize issue? Like others, setting the value to 2048 gives me proper video output, but it is noticeably slower. I'm only trying to stream a 320x240 video, but even that small size has some delay and a lot of skipped frames.
One other thing I noticed, and perhaps someone can explain this to me... I added the timer code from the capture section into the streaming section, so now my serial console shows how long it is taking to output each frame, but the results are confusing. When I first start running my ESP, the first frame will take about 4000ms, but then the next frame takes about 40,000ms -- and it continues alternating between a fast frame and a slow frame that takes 10x as long. Even worse, it slows down quickly over time. After letting it run for about 30 minutes, the frames are alternating between 800,000ms and 8,000,000ms!
My theory on this is that serverStream() is being called multiple times, resulting in overlapping frames and a slow memory leak. I want to test this by adding a static flag at the beginning of the function that exits if the flag is already set, thus only allowing a single instance to run -- unfortunately I have not had a chance to write this and test it out. Also has anyone checked how this program work when called from multiple devices at the same time?
Sorry, I found a mistake in the timing code I added. It looks like it's actually taking about 140ms (consistently) to create and transmit each frame, but that number is still creeping up over time and hits about 170ms in 30 minutes.
So... ignore most of the last two paragraphs in my last comment, but I'd still like to know if there's a way to fix the bufferSize issue to use a larger value? Images of 320x240 appear to contain 6148 or 6149 bytes, and it would be great to capture that in a single pass.
Hello Sir/Madam have a problem in Websocket Camera application It shows me Websocket Connected while clicking on Connect (file attached)
but when I press Send Button it won't show anything..
please help mi with this.
It means the CC3200 is running without problem. The MT9D111 is not initialized very well, so please check the connection and the sensor register initialization.
I am just putting that MT9D111 in the socket of AurduCam. how to initialize it...can you tell mi that..?
Thank you.
Do i need to change any thing in the code provide by CC3200SDk?
You can follow the instruction below to restore the factory firmware (please use the files from http://www.arducam.com/downloads/CC3200_UNO/factory_default/websock_camera.rar ) http://www.arducam.com/downloads/wifi_camera/factory_default/restore_factory_default.pdf
i already did that...but it won't show any output while click on Send button
hello
When using
ArduCAM_Mini_OV2640_websocket_server
everything works fineWhen i attempt to use
ArduCAM_Mini_OV2640_Capture
i get garbled frames in both video and static capturesample
could you help? i tried to look for code differences but byte buffers throw me off... init code seems the same