JNX30-LC TECHNICAL REFERENCE MANUAL
VERSION: 1.2
Page 11 of 28
DEC 2021
5.4
J5 - CSI-2 CD
22 pin 0.5mm pitch FPC connector
Pin
Description
Socket pin
Note
1
3.3V
Power: connected with bead to 3.3V
(5V optional if bead is moved)
2
GEN1_I2C_SDA 187
3
GEN1_I2C_SCL
185
4
GND
5
CAM2-MCLK
IN: Input - connect to 1.8V or 3.3V output of the camera to
drive the CAM LED.
1: enable CAM LED
0: disable CAM LED
6
CAM2_PWDN
206
OUT: Output (open drain with 2.2k pullup to 3.3V) - connect
to power enable of camera. The control signal is connected
via level shifting inverter to pin 152 of the compute modules.
7
GND
8
CSI_D_D1_P
66
9
CSI_D_D1_N
64
10 GND
11 CSI_D_D0_P
42
12 CSI_D_D0_N
40
13 GND
14 CSI_C_CLK_P
54
15 CSI_C_CLK_N
52
16 GND
17 CSI_C_D1_P
60
18 CSI_C_D1_N
58
19 GND
20 CSI_C_D0_P
48
21 CSI_C_D0_N
46
22 GND
Please note that on the JNX30-LC each camera connector uses its own I2C bus. This setup is different
from the NVIDIA dev kit. If you like to use CSI-2 cameras, please install the Auvidea BSP (firmware).
This CSI-2 connector has the same 22 pin pinout as the 22-pin connector on the Raspberry Pi Zero
and Raspberry Pi compute module dev kit board. With adapter cable it may connect to Raspberry Pi
camera 2.1 and Vision Component camera modules. Alvium cameras require the Alvium adapter.
Pin 6: by default, the device tree puts a PWM signal on pin 206 (LCD_BL_PWM - GPIO_07). For most
cameras (like Raspberry Pi camera with iMX219 sensor) this needs to be changed to a constant low
output to send a high to the camera for power enable. This is part of the device tree changes.
Some Vision Component camera modules use this pin to synchronise multiple cameras. The pin 5s of
all CSI-2 connectors are OR ‘red together and drive the CAM LED output.