CamAdapter
AirMast CamAdapter is a device for operating with DJI Zenmuse series gimbals via Ethernet interface. CamAdapter allows controlling gimbal and camera using embedded web-application via browser as well as via API requests. Also, CamAdapter implements video streaming from the camera by TCP/IP.
Applications
- Video surveillance
- Gimbal wired remote control
- Computer vision
- Gimbal demonstration
Supported Gimbals
DJI Zenmuse Model | Gimbal control | Video stream | Camera settings | Photo/Video Shooting |
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X3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
X5 | Not tested | Not tested | Partially | Not tested |
X5R | Not tested | Not tested | Partially | Not tested |
XT | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Z3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Z301 | Yes | Yes | Partially | Yes |
1 | DJI Zenmuse Z30 is supported using a special adapter. Note that the current hardware design does not suppose this adapter to be mounted. One needs to develop a custom design in order to connect Z30. |
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Zenmuse X4S, X5S, X7 cameras not supported because they do not have embedded processing unit which has been moved on to the drone (DJI Inspire 2, Matrice 200 Series).
Specifications
General Specifications | |
Dimensions (case only) | 185 x 150 x 20 mm |
Dimensions (without gimbal, with ears and spacers) | 211 x 180 x 35 mm |
Weight (without gimbal) | 360 g |
Operating temperature | −10° to +40°C |
Storage temperature | −20° to +60°C |
Electrical Specifications | |
Power voltage | 16V to 48V |
Power consumption | 50W max. |
Embedded Computer Specifications | |
Name | Toradex Apalis TK1 |
CPU | NVIDIA Tegra K1 (quad-core ARM Cortex-A15) |
Frequency | 2.07 GHz max. |
RAM | 2 GB |
eMMC | 16 GB |
Ethernet | 1 Gbit/s |
OS | Linux (Ubuntu 14.04 LTS) |
Video Stream Specifications | |
Format | H.264 (without keyframes) |
Protocol | TCP |
Embedded preview | WebM |
Resolution (depends on camera model) | 1280x720 max. |
Latency (depends on player hardware) | 500 ms min. |
FAQ
Which CPU the CamAdapter software is compatible with?
NVIDIA Tegra K1 at the moment.
Is it possible to output video stream through HDMI?
Yes, by running video player on the embedded computer (e.g., FFMPEG).
Getting Started
The device is assumed to be assembled by the user. Here you will find all required information.
Documentation consists of: