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Webcam
You want to build your own webcam? Overview
The original project is made by Simon Schulz. . See the thread in the (german) forum here...
Sample-Picture of our WebCam:
(Original-Size here 640x480 Pixels)
The Cam is a MCA25.
The cam can be simply connected to the serial interface of our webserver. It needs supply of 3,3- 3,6V. (5V and 2 Diodes). This is already present for the SD-card.
I just connected a small connector and made some wire-connections. (In the general-purpose-section of our Webserver) See it here :
It is also possible to connect a servo-motor to move the CAM. ....
Open the cam
Move the connector up and down until it breaks off.
...remove the rest of the connector pins with a solderiog iron!
Connect the cables and re-assemble the cam again
Connection to the Webserver
These are the inretesting points (coloured) :
Connection-Overview
You can directly connect it to the Webserver PCB or through a connector ...
3 LEDs can be useful for debugging purpose: Connection overview (Debug-LEDs)
The LEDs are defined in the source code per #define
Connection Overview (Servo)
Changes to the ISA-Ctrl
The CAM operates with a baudrate of 460kB. Therefore we need a special (baudrate) x-tal. To use the cam parrallel to the MAX232 we changed the resistor R12 from 470R to 10k . A small capacitor (e.g.. 47uF) between Vcc and GND of the camera will improve the picture-quality...
Notes to the Software
First you should try our HEX-Files for the webserver without CAM. If they work fine, try the Files for the CAM ...
Sources and HEX-Files availible in the Download-Area. The default IP is 192.168.0.101 on Port 3333, so you must access it by: http://192.168.0.101:3333 NOTE: The PC must be in the same subnet, e.g.. 192.168.0.99 Ports and IP-Address can be changes in the Sources easily Check the x-tal frequencies in the main.h Also the #define ISA_CTRL must be set for our hardware.
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