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Hi
I just purchased a F455 sensor. From the documentation it looks like compiling the RealSenseID library is necessary to establish any kind of communication with the device. I was wondering if there is some other way of communicating simple instructions (trigger for auth on a GPIO, and receiving response on another GPIO/UART pins) so that I can directly interface my F455 with an arduino microcontroller and use it that way, instead of attaching a relatively expensive SBC like raspberry pi or jetson nano to it?
Also is there any documentation for using the GPIO pins exposed through the AUX port? I couldn't find much reference to them beyond the F455/F450 datasheet pdf.
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I think, you can try to use F450 module with redesigned interposer.
reference to "Figure 8-2. UART Interposer Reference Design" in the datasheet. download from https://www.intelrealsense.com/download/14251/
Hi
I just purchased a F455 sensor. From the documentation it looks like compiling the
RealSenseID
library is necessary to establish any kind of communication with the device. I was wondering if there is some other way of communicating simple instructions (trigger for auth on a GPIO, and receiving response on another GPIO/UART pins) so that I can directly interface my F455 with an arduino microcontroller and use it that way, instead of attaching a relatively expensive SBC like raspberry pi or jetson nano to it?Also is there any documentation for using the GPIO pins exposed through the AUX port? I couldn't find much reference to them beyond the F455/F450 datasheet pdf.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: