Camera

The FlywizOS provides camera controls.

[!Note] Not all versions of the board support the camera function! If you need to use this function normally, please purchase a version that supports the USB camera function

How to use

1. First, create a camera control, default background color is black.

2. View the attribute table of camera

   

   Set Auto Preview to On
   According to the connected camera model, select CVBS signal or not

3. Connect the camera to the board, and then download and run the program, you can see the camera preview screen.

Start/Stop preview

We can start/stop the preview screen through source code.

• Start preview

  mCameraView1Ptr->startPreview();
  

• Stop preview

  mCameraView1Ptr->stopPreview();
  

Photo camera

1. Implement the camera callback interface

   class PictureCallback : public ZKCamera::IPictureCallback {
   public:
      virtual void onPictureTakenStarted() {
        mTextView1Ptr->setText("Start taking a photo");
      }
      virtual void onPictureTakenEnd() {
        mTextView1Ptr->setText("End of photo");
      }
      virtual void onPictureTakenError() {
        mTextView1Ptr->setText("Photo error");
      }
      virtual const char* onPictureSavePath() {
          //Photo save path
          return "/mnt/extsd/camera.jpg";
      }
   };
   

2. Instantiate the interface and register

   //Defined as a global static variable
   static PictureCallback picture_callback;
   

3. Register the camera callback interface

   static void onUI_init(){
      mCameraView1Ptr->setPictureCallback(&picture_callback);
   }
   

   static void onUI_quit() {
    //Remember to empty the registration interface when the interface exits
      mCameraView1Ptr->setPictureCallback(NULL);
   }
   

4. Add a button, when you click the button, request a photo

   static bool onButtonClick_Button3(ZKButton *pButton) {
      //Request a photo
      mCameraView1Ptr->takePicture();
      return false;
   }
   

Sample code

In this example, the camera preview and camera functions, and album functions are implemented.

For specific implementation, refer to Sample Code CameraDemo project