DSP(TMS320C6711) interfacing OV7620 cmos sensor trough I2C

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interfacing ov7620

Could somebody give me info about how to interface a DSP module (TMS320C6711) to the Omnision OV7620 image sensor (cmos sensor) through I2C bus (without using CPLD/FPGA)?

Do I have to write the C code for I2C or is a sample code somewhere that i can find and allter for the specific cmos sensor?
 

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Please Somebody Help
 

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Hi LuCacos,

I have exactly the same project as you! Its very hard to find any information about the intefacing of the 6711 and the 7620.I think we have to use C to write the program for I2C waveform and implemented for the 6711 McBSPs...(The 6711 has no GPIOs right...?)I keep you posted if i come up with somthing...

Please if you find out how you do this, let me know.
Thanks
 

DSP (TMS320C6711) interfacing OV7620 cmos sensor trough I2C

People i think somebody of you out there could help me so i am doing that post again.

I have dsp tms320c6711 which i want it to interface with omnivision's cmos sensor OV7620 which i want to control with I2C bus logic.

My infos:
I know that i have to implement I2C bus to altera's cpld flex10K as the certain dsp doesn't provide I2C pins, as it hasn't got cpld inside as TMS320c6713.
Also i know that i am going to alter McBSP to GPIO to connect i2c.

The questions are:
1. Where the 8+2 bits of sensor go on dsp?
2. How i connect the sensor with the cpld?
3. How i connect the cpld to dsp tms320c6711?

Any idea, anything related to these,anything that doesn't seems related could be some help.

So don't hesitate send some help.....
 

Re: DSP(TMS320C6711) interfacing OV7620 cmos sensor trough I

Don not make more than one thread for the same question.

Give links to detailed datasheets for the parts you are using. Maybe someone will look at it for you.
 

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