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Lejan...
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 1:19 am
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Hello everyone, I have started to experiment with the OV7620 and I have a
doubt, is the NTSC output just only black and white or can it be set to
colour mode? Because when I feed the camera with 5 volts the output (VTO)
is black and white in my TV.

Thanks, Leandro.



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Paul Carpenter...
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 2:17 am
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In article <EvGdnYjdVpVMXXnXnZ2dnUVZ_oKdnZ2d at (no spam) giganews.com>,
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Quote:
Hello everyone, I have started to experiment with the OV7620 and I have a
doubt, is the NTSC output just only black and white or can it be set to
colour mode? Because when I feed the camera with 5 volts the output (VTO)
is black and white in my TV.

You have read the datasheet?

VTO = Video Test Output

Considering the main function of the sensor is to provide a DIGITAL
colour output, I doubt the colour subcarrier is generated or added
to the TEST output.

Have you actually tried using an oscilloscope to look at the
output signal?

Quote:

Thanks, Leandro.



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Lejan...
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 5:15 am
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Quote:
You have read the datasheet?

Yes, I have read the datasheet, and because of I couldn't find information
about this issue I made the question.


Quote:
Considering the main function of the sensor is to provide a DIGITAL
colour output, I doubt the colour subcarrier is generated or added
to the TEST output.

Probably you are wright, it's logic, thats what I imaging, but I was not
shure. Thank you!!

Leandro.

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