These allow you to capture still photos and HD video respectively. It told your Pi that there is a camera attached and it added two command line utilities. Updating your operating and enabling the camera using raspi-config did two things. Sekect the “Camera” option and press “Enter”. If it doesn’t then you can run it manually using : sudo raspi-config If you are using a fresh image the raspi-config utility should load. If your setup is correct, the Pi will boot up into MotionEyeOS, and you can use a network scanner like this one to find its IP address.
Step 3 – Enable camera in raspi-config settings Booting Up MotionEyeOS with Raspberry Pi Follow these steps to start up MotionEyeOS: Connect your Pi camera via the CSI connector or plug in a USB webcam using a Micro USB OTG adapter, then apply power. Regardless of what version of Raspbian you are using it is highly recommended to update the system using the following commands : sudo apt-get updateĭepending on how up-to-date your SD card is the second process may take a while. The easiest way to do this is to grab the latest Raspbian image from the site and create a fresh SD card. In order to use the camera you must be using a recent operating system that knows that the camera exists. It’s fairly easy you just need to be careful you don’t crease the ribbon cable. The easiest way to see how the cable is connected is to watch this video. The camera ribbon cable connects to the special connector on the Pi next to the ethernet port. Depending on the current state of your SD card this will take between 2 and 20 minutes. This page aims to show how to get the camera connected and ready to go.
The full specification can be found on my Official Raspberry Pi Camera Module page. The Official Raspberry Pi camera module is here at last.
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