I have another camera using an iCatch SPCA chipset: The RunCam split.
Its designed for drone racing so there is a PCB and sensor split. http://shop.runcam.com/runcam-split/
They have laser removed the iCatch logo and you can not read the partnumber, but it should be the SPCA6350A.
On the image sensor pcb there is no text at all, don't know what it is.
Firmware is in .BRN format and parts are equal compared to EKEN H9. RunCam Firmware can be found on this page:
http://support.runcam.com/hc/en-us/a...rning-Split-on
The runcam is new to market and there is a common software issue bricking the cam (you will get a new PCB for free)
In this case one red LED is blinking and nothing else. If you connect the USB it is not recognized, even not in usb device viewer.
Do you think there is a way to unbrick them? Any debuging or bootmode selction via testpads ?
Has someone tried flashing the firmware on the SPI Flash manually (using programmer/microcontroller)? Is it a 1:1 image of the firmware file ?
Its designed for drone racing so there is a PCB and sensor split. http://shop.runcam.com/runcam-split/
They have laser removed the iCatch logo and you can not read the partnumber, but it should be the SPCA6350A.
On the image sensor pcb there is no text at all, don't know what it is.
Firmware is in .BRN format and parts are equal compared to EKEN H9. RunCam Firmware can be found on this page:
http://support.runcam.com/hc/en-us/a...rning-Split-on
The runcam is new to market and there is a common software issue bricking the cam (you will get a new PCB for free)
In this case one red LED is blinking and nothing else. If you connect the USB it is not recognized, even not in usb device viewer.
Do you think there is a way to unbrick them? Any debuging or bootmode selction via testpads ?
Has someone tried flashing the firmware on the SPI Flash manually (using programmer/microcontroller)? Is it a 1:1 image of the firmware file ?
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