Avnet AES-ACC-U96-ONCAM-MEZ User manual

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96Boards ON Semiconductor Dual
Camera Mezzanine: Getting Started
Guide
10 September 2020

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Overview
The 96Boards Dual Camera Mezzanine is an accessory for the the Ultra96-V2 and ships with two IAS
camera modules pre-installed. To utilize the out of box image that will demonstrate camera functionality
you must mate the camera mezzanine board to an Ultra96-V2 (not included). For initial setup or if the
microSD card has been erased or reprogrammed, then use the instructions included in this tutorial to restore
the microSD card to the latest factory image.
Setup
Software
The software required for this tutorial is:
•Etcher -- https://etcher.io/
•Decompression utility, such as 7-zip
Hardware
The hardware setup used to test this reference design includes:
•Host machine compatible with Etcher
•16 GB microSD card
•microSD adapter (to full-size SD or USB) that is compatible with your host machine
•Ultra96-V2
•96Boards Power Adapter, such as Avnet AES-ACC-U96-4APWR
•ON Semiconductor Dual Camera Mezzanine
•2 image sensors installed (included from the factory)
•1080p monitor
•Cable to connect Ultra96-V2 to the monitor (DP connector on Ultra96-V2)
•USB keyboard

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SDcard Image Instructions
The following procedure will write the Ultra96-V2 16GB microSD card with the out of box image for the
96Board ON Semiconductor Dual Camera Mezzanine card.
WARNING – This procedure will erase everything on the microSD card, so backup anything important prior
to running performing this operation.
1. Download the image archive from http://avnet.me/DualCameraMezz
2. Decompress the archive to extract the .img file. You should have a file named
OnSemi_mezz_2020_1_1080p_OOB_yymmdd.img where yymmdd is the datecode of the image.
The extracted image should be around 16,022,241,280 bytes large.
3. Download Etcher for your host at https://etcher.io/ and install it.
4. Launch Etcher
Figure 1 – Etcher Launched

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5. Click Select Image. Browse to the OnSemi_mezz_2020_1_1080p_OOB_yymmdd.img previously
extracted and click Open.
Figure 2 – Etcher with Ultra96-V2 Image Loaded
6. Plug in the microSD card + adapter into your host and note the drive letter. Etcher may find your
drive automatically. If not, click Select Drive and browse to the drive letter for your microSD card.
Figure 3 – Drive Selected in Etcher

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WARNING – This procedure will erase everything on the microSD card, so backup anything important prior
to running performing this operation.
7. Click Flash! to flash the microSD card.
Figure 4 – Flashing in Progress
When complete, Etcher will display “Flash Complete!”
Figure 5 – Flashing Complete

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Running Petalinux Out of Box Design
After the SDcard has been properly imaged, insert the card into your Ultra96-V2. You will also need to
connect a USB keyboard to Ultra96-V2 as well as a 1080p monitor, using the display port connector.
Power up the board.
You will be prompted for a login and password.
Login: root
Password: root
Once logged in, at the prompt type the command:
run_1920_1080

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Running this command will display the two cameras capture data side by side on a 1080p monitor:
To exit the camera display routine reset the board using the reset button:
The board will reboot and return you to the Petalinux prompt.
Revision History
Date Version Revision
02 Sept 2020 01 Initial version