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Last updated 2 years ago

On the board are x2 CSI connectors compatible with Pi Zero camera modules or normal modules with an adapter.

Camera 0 on the top of the board is the standard 2 lane interface found on full size Raspberry Pi's.

Camera 1 on the bottom of the board is a 4 lane interface

PLEASE NOTE: The connectors are "Top Mount", which is opposite to most Pi's. This makes the cameras much more suited to different physical arrangements. When installed the cameras should "face each other". Ensure the exposed components are electronically insulted between camera modules.

Due to the ongoing firmware changes support is not given for camera interfaces. They have been shown to work on Raspberry Pi OS-Bullseye with legacy camera support enabled.

Camera 0 Install Orientation