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===Connect MIPI Camera to {{{1}}}=== | ===Connect MIPI Camera to {{{1}}}=== | ||
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FriendlyElec developed a MIPI camera CAM1320 for board and it works under Android. You can use this camera to take pictures and record video. The operation is straightforward. You just need to connect the camera at your board's MIPI interface, boot your board to Android and start Android's camera app.<br /> | FriendlyElec developed a MIPI camera CAM1320 for board and it works under Android. You can use this camera to take pictures and record video. The operation is straightforward. You just need to connect the camera at your board's MIPI interface, boot your board to Android and start Android's camera app.<br /> | ||
{{#switch: {{{1}}} | {{#switch: {{{1}}} | ||
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[[File:T4-mipi-dual-camera.jpg|frameless|600px]]<br> | [[File:T4-mipi-dual-camera.jpg|frameless|600px]]<br> | ||
| NanoPi-M4 = | | NanoPi-M4 = | ||
| + | The board has two MIPI interfaces: one front camera and the other rear camera：<br /> | ||
| + | '''MIPI-CSI1''' <--> '''Android rear camera'''<br /> | ||
| + | '''MIPI-CSI2''' <--> '''Android front camera'''<br /><br /> | ||
| + | How to connect：<br /> | ||
| + | [[File:M4-mipi-dual-camera.jpg|frameless|600px]]<br> | ||
| + | | NanoPi-M4V2 = | ||
| + | The board has two MIPI interfaces: one front camera and the other rear camera：<br /> | ||
| + | '''MIPI-CSI1''' <--> '''Android rear camera'''<br /> | ||
| + | '''MIPI-CSI2''' <--> '''Android front camera'''<br /><br /> | ||
| + | How to connect：<br /> | ||
| + | [[File:M4-mipi-dual-camera.jpg|frameless|600px]]<br> | ||
| + | | NanoPi-M4B = | ||
The board has two MIPI interfaces: one front camera and the other rear camera：<br /> | The board has two MIPI interfaces: one front camera and the other rear camera：<br /> | ||
'''MIPI-CSI1''' <--> '''Android rear camera'''<br /> | '''MIPI-CSI1''' <--> '''Android rear camera'''<br /> | ||
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| #default = | | #default = | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| + | ===Use dual MIPI camera preview and video=== | ||
| + | Download the sample source code below from github and compile and run it： | ||
| + | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
| + | git clone https://github.com/friendlyarm/Dual-Camera.git -b working-branch | ||
| + | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
| + | After the application is installed, you need to '''Set Android permissions''' to make the demo run normally. The method is enter system ui: Settings -> Apps & notifications -> Dual Camera -> Permissions, Select the following permissions： | ||
| + | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
| + | Camera | ||
| + | Microphone | ||
| + | Storage | ||
| + | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
| + | The gui looks like this：<br /> | ||
| + | [[File:Android_dual_camera_demo.jpg|frameless|600px]]<br /> | ||
| + | Click the "CAPTURE VIDEO" button on the gui to record the video (two cameras at the same time), and the video file will be saved to the following location.：/storage/emulated/0/Download/dualcamera_h264.mp4. | ||
| + | '''Known issue'''：<br /> | ||
| + | Recorded video file will play faster than normal, may need to adjust some parameters of mediacodec. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Change system language=== | ||
| + | The default system language of Android system is English. For example, if we want to set it to Chinese, the steps are as follows: | ||
| + | 1) Go to Android settings：Settings -> System -> Languages & Input -> Languages; <br /> | ||
| + | 2）Click "Add a language", Select "简体中文", and then select "中国"; <br /> | ||
| + | 3) At this time, there will be two languages, Chinese and English. Drag the Chinese item to the top of the list. Note that if you are using a mouse, drag it by placing the mouse pointer on the right side of the list item. On the icon and then press the middle mouse button to drag; <br /> | ||
===Android8.1 hardware access=== | ===Android8.1 hardware access=== | ||
You can use the FriendlyThings SDK to access and control hardware resources on the motherboard in the Android App, such as Uart, SPI, I2C, GPIO and other interfaces. For details, please refer to the following two documents.： | You can use the FriendlyThings SDK to access and control hardware resources on the motherboard in the Android App, such as Uart, SPI, I2C, GPIO and other interfaces. For details, please refer to the following two documents.： | ||
| − | *[[FriendlyThings for | + | *[[FriendlyThings for Rockchip|Android: FriendlyThings for Rockchip]] |
*[[FriendlyThings APIs|Android: FriendlyThings APIs]] | *[[FriendlyThings APIs|Android: FriendlyThings APIs]] | ||
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===HDMI resolution and overscan setting === | ===HDMI resolution and overscan setting === | ||
| − | If an HDMI display device is connected, go to Android Settings -> Display -> Advanced -> HDMI to set it up. | + | If an HDMI display device is connected, go to Android Settings -> Display -> Advanced -> HDMI & Rotation to set it up. |
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|Screen Zoom || click the four arrow buttons in the middle to adjust the zoom | |Screen Zoom || click the four arrow buttons in the middle to adjust the zoom | ||
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| − | | | + | |Display Rotation || for horizontal and vertical screen switching |
|} | |} | ||
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| + | ===Screen rotation=== | ||
| + | go to Android Settings -> Display -> Advanced -> HDMI & Rotation to set it up.<br /><br /> | ||
| + | Use the following command in shell to test screen rotation (Settings not saved)：<br /> | ||
| + | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
| + | wm rotation 90 | ||
| + | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Hide Navigation bar=== | ||
| + | Enter Settings -> Accessibility, Turn on immersive mode, and then open an Android application, For example: Lightning, it will be in full screen mode. | ||
===Switch audio output channel === | ===Switch audio output channel === | ||
You can configure the audio output to the HDMI or headphone jack, Setting interface entry method: Android Settings -> Accessibility -> Force audio output. | You can configure the audio output to the HDMI or headphone jack, Setting interface entry method: Android Settings -> Accessibility -> Force audio output. | ||
If the Force audio output menu item is gray, that is, it is in an unselectable state, the hardware you are using will automatically detect the headphone plug-in status and automatically switch the audio channel without setting. | If the Force audio output menu item is gray, that is, it is in an unselectable state, the hardware you are using will automatically detect the headphone plug-in status and automatically switch the audio channel without setting. | ||
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| + | ===Adjust the volume of the recording === | ||
| + | 1) First use the amix command to adjust the volume of the recording through the serial port or the adb shell with root privileges, for example: | ||
| + | <syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> | ||
| + | Amix "IN2 Boost" | ||
| + | Amix "ADC Capture Volume" | ||
| + | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
| + | The above command is used to view the current settings. <br /> | ||
| + | 2) After debugging, modify the value of the corresponding configuration item in the rt5651_main_mic_capture_controls array in the hardware/rockchip/audio/tinyalsa_hal/codec_config/rt5651_config.h file, compile the Android source code and test it. | ||
===Custom logo and boot animation=== | ===Custom logo and boot animation=== | ||
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device/rockchip/common/bootshutdown/bootanimation.zip<br /> | device/rockchip/common/bootshutdown/bootanimation.zip<br /> | ||
====Shutdown animation==== | ====Shutdown animation==== | ||
| + | Create or replace the following files in the Android source code directory：<br /> | ||
device/rockchip/common/bootshutdown/shutdownanimation.zip<br /> | device/rockchip/common/bootshutdown/shutdownanimation.zip<br /> | ||
====How to make animation==== | ====How to make animation==== | ||
Please refre to：http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4960586c0100vu5v.html<br /> | Please refre to：http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4960586c0100vu5v.html<br /> | ||
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| + | ===Remove Google Framework=== | ||
| + | If you don't need to use the google service, you can delete the Google framework to save system resources by deleting the following directory in the Android source code and recompiling Android:<br /> | ||
| + | vendor/google<br /> | ||
Latest revision as of 02:46, 4 August 2023
Contents
- 1 Work with Android 8.1
- 1.1 Connect MIPI Camera to {{{1}}}
- 1.2 Use dual MIPI camera preview and video
- 1.3 Change system language
- 1.4 Android8.1 hardware access
- 1.5 Android Neural Networks SDK Sample
- 1.6 Using the adb
- 1.7 HDMI resolution and overscan setting
- 1.8 Screen rotation
- 1.9 Hide Navigation bar
- 1.10 Switch audio output channel
- 1.11 Adjust the volume of the recording
- 1.12 Custom logo and boot animation
- 1.13 Remove Google Framework
1 Work with Android 8.1
FriendlyElec provides a full Android8.1 BSP for {{{1}}}. The source code is hosted at gitlab.com and is open source. The BSP supports GPU and VPU hardware acceleration.
1.1 Connect MIPI Camera to {{{1}}}
FriendlyElec developed a MIPI camera CAM1320 for board and it works under Android. You can use this camera to take pictures and record video. The operation is straightforward. You just need to connect the camera at your board's MIPI interface, boot your board to Android and start Android's camera app.
1.2 Use dual MIPI camera preview and video
Download the sample source code below from github and compile and run it：
git clone https://github.com/friendlyarm/Dual-Camera.git -b working-branch
After the application is installed, you need to Set Android permissions to make the demo run normally. The method is enter system ui: Settings -> Apps & notifications -> Dual Camera -> Permissions, Select the following permissions：
Camera Microphone Storage
The gui looks like this：
Click the "CAPTURE VIDEO" button on the gui to record the video (two cameras at the same time), and the video file will be saved to the following location.：/storage/emulated/0/Download/dualcamera_h264.mp4.
Known issue：
Recorded video file will play faster than normal, may need to adjust some parameters of mediacodec.
1.3 Change system language
The default system language of Android system is English. For example, if we want to set it to Chinese, the steps are as follows:
1) Go to Android settings：Settings -> System -> Languages & Input -> Languages;
2）Click "Add a language", Select "简体中文", and then select "中国";
3) At this time, there will be two languages, Chinese and English. Drag the Chinese item to the top of the list. Note that if you are using a mouse, drag it by placing the mouse pointer on the right side of the list item. On the icon and then press the middle mouse button to drag;
1.4 Android8.1 hardware access
You can use the FriendlyThings SDK to access and control hardware resources on the motherboard in the Android App, such as Uart, SPI, I2C, GPIO and other interfaces. For details, please refer to the following two documents.：
1.5 Android Neural Networks SDK Sample
Android8.1 BSP comes pre-installed with Rockchip's Android NN SDK for Android 8.1, supporting GPU acceleration.。
Sample program for Android NN pre-installed in the Android8 firmware we provide：TfLiteCameraDemo，This is a MobileNet classifier demo using Rockchip AndroidNN GPU acceleration，The camera module is required to be connected to the motherboard during operation. The USB camera and CSI camera are supported，The sample program is launched by clicking the "TfLiteCameraDemo" icon on the home page. The running effect is as follows：
For a detailed description of the Android NN SDK, you can refer to this document：[RK3399_Android8.1_AndroidNN_SDK_V1.0_20180605发布说明.pdf]
TfLiteCameraDemo sample source code download link：[TfLiteCameraDemo source code]
1.6 Using the adb
1. The first time you start the system, if you need to change the system files, you need to turn off security verification (note: apk installation does not need to be closed), and restart after turning off security verification
adb root adb disable-verity adb reboot
2. After restarting, get root and remount /system to enable write permissions
adb root adb remount
3. Upload a file
adb push example.txt /system/
1.7 HDMI resolution and overscan setting
If an HDMI display device is connected, go to Android Settings -> Display -> Advanced -> HDMI & Rotation to set it up.
HDMI Resolution The default is Auto, you can manually set the display resolution, up to 4K resolution Screen Zoom click the four arrow buttons in the middle to adjust the zoom Display Rotation for horizontal and vertical screen switching
1.8 Screen rotation
go to Android Settings -> Display -> Advanced -> HDMI & Rotation to set it up.
Use the following command in shell to test screen rotation (Settings not saved)：
wm rotation 90Enter Settings -> Accessibility, Turn on immersive mode, and then open an Android application, For example: Lightning, it will be in full screen mode.
1.10 Switch audio output channel
You can configure the audio output to the HDMI or headphone jack, Setting interface entry method: Android Settings -> Accessibility -> Force audio output. If the Force audio output menu item is gray, that is, it is in an unselectable state, the hardware you are using will automatically detect the headphone plug-in status and automatically switch the audio channel without setting.
1.11 Adjust the volume of the recording
1) First use the amix command to adjust the volume of the recording through the serial port or the adb shell with root privileges, for example:
Amix "IN2 Boost" Amix "ADC Capture Volume"
The above command is used to view the current settings.
2) After debugging, modify the value of the corresponding configuration item in the rt5651_main_mic_capture_controls array in the hardware/rockchip/audio/tinyalsa_hal/codec_config/rt5651_config.h file, compile the Android source code and test it.
1.12 Custom logo and boot animation
1.12.1 On/Off
Change:
BOOT_SHUTDOWN_ANIMATION_RINGING := false
to:
BOOT_SHUTDOWN_ANIMATION_RINGING := true
in device/rockchip/common/BoardConfig.mk file.
1.12.2 Boot animation
Create or replace the following files in the Android source code directory：
kernel/logo.bmp
kernel/logo_kernel.bmp
device/rockchip/common/bootshutdown/bootanimation.zip
1.12.3 Shutdown animation
Create or replace the following files in the Android source code directory：
device/rockchip/common/bootshutdown/shutdownanimation.zip
1.12.4 How to make animation
Please refre to：http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4960586c0100vu5v.html
1.13 Remove Google Framework
If you don't need to use the google service, you can delete the Google framework to save system resources by deleting the following directory in the Android source code and recompiling Android:
vendor/google
