Another cheap mini cam from Ali Express to play with. This is marketed as a "HD 1080P Mini Camera with WiFi Portable Small Digital Video Recorder Police BodyCam Infrared Night Vision Miniature Camcorder"
Pics:
Case is held together by two mini screws on the outside. PCB held in with 1 mini screw.
- MicroSD card slot
- Beken BK725UQN48 2mb MCU
- Microphone
- 3 Infra-red (?) LEDs
- 2 buttons
- 2 status LEDs
- 1 detachable MHF4 antenna - labelled SC-85
- 1 Blue PCB marked as INO-A15-V1.1 Ak23
- 1 Lithium-Ion 3.7v 430mAh battery - ZY 602040 2503
- 5V USB-C connector
- 1 18-pin GalaxyCore GC0328C (M9-G28-2527V1) camera sensor - 640x480 (no, not 1080p) - same 18-pin compatible sensor that fits the popular A9, X5, X6, A13, A10 etc cams - see sensor detection listing in module thread: https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/viewtopic.php?p=21721711#21721711
Boot log from TX2 at 115200 baud as USB-C inserted, battery removed - straight to deep sleep:
Full boot after pressing power button:
With TMS, TDI, TDO, TCK and CEN pads soldered up and connected to CH341A as:
Easy Flasher's new Beken SPI mode will dump the flash to file. It'll also put it into SPI mode for detection and dump with NeoProgrammer
Flash ID 0B4015 - XTX Technology XT25F168 2MB/16Mbit
UART backup was also taken from TX2/RX2 in Easy Flasher but currently BK7252 mode has an issue that created an invalid dump.
There is no cam support in OpenBK7252 but we can still flash the chip and get some info about the IOs in use.
Before that, a look at the app and factory operation.
In pairing mode and when plugged in, the red LED will be solid and blue LED will be flashing.
Device broadcasts an AP "LLM_HA15_020493". From previous experience, and the mention of xcthings in the boot log, I know think will this will need pairing with the Linklemo app..
sample pic and vid attached. First impressions and some very brief tests have impressed me ever so slightly. There's also motion detection and the app is pinging me notifications as I move over cam typing this. Where's my data going though?! and what do those 'night vision' LEDs look like to an IR cam? I'll investigate more and then flash OpenBK7252 in a future post.
Keywords:
HA15
02_230612
12.12.16
IN-A15-V1.0
INNOA15
firmware dump: https://github.com/openshwprojects/FlashDumps/pull/45/files
Pics:
Case is held together by two mini screws on the outside. PCB held in with 1 mini screw.
- MicroSD card slot
- Beken BK725UQN48 2mb MCU
- Microphone
- 3 Infra-red (?) LEDs
- 2 buttons
- 2 status LEDs
- 1 detachable MHF4 antenna - labelled SC-85
- 1 Blue PCB marked as INO-A15-V1.1 Ak23
- 1 Lithium-Ion 3.7v 430mAh battery - ZY 602040 2503
- 5V USB-C connector
- 1 18-pin GalaxyCore GC0328C (M9-G28-2527V1) camera sensor - 640x480 (no, not 1080p) - same 18-pin compatible sensor that fits the popular A9, X5, X6, A13, A10 etc cams - see sensor detection listing in module thread: https://www.elektroda.com/rtvforum/viewtopic.php?p=21721711#21721711
Boot log from TX2 at 115200 baud as USB-C inserted, battery removed - straight to deep sleep:
Code: Text
Log in, to see the code
Full boot after pressing power button:
Code: Text
Log in, to see the code
With TMS, TDI, TDO, TCK and CEN pads soldered up and connected to CH341A as:
| BK7252U | CH341A | CEN | D2 | TCK | SCK | TMS | CS0 | TDI | MOSI | TDO | MISO | GND | GND |
Easy Flasher's new Beken SPI mode will dump the flash to file. It'll also put it into SPI mode for detection and dump with NeoProgrammer
Flash ID 0B4015 - XTX Technology XT25F168 2MB/16Mbit
UART backup was also taken from TX2/RX2 in Easy Flasher but currently BK7252 mode has an issue that created an invalid dump.
There is no cam support in OpenBK7252 but we can still flash the chip and get some info about the IOs in use.
Before that, a look at the app and factory operation.
In pairing mode and when plugged in, the red LED will be solid and blue LED will be flashing.
Device broadcasts an AP "LLM_HA15_020493". From previous experience, and the mention of xcthings in the boot log, I know think will this will need pairing with the Linklemo app..
sample pic and vid attached. First impressions and some very brief tests have impressed me ever so slightly. There's also motion detection and the app is pinging me notifications as I move over cam typing this. Where's my data going though?! and what do those 'night vision' LEDs look like to an IR cam? I'll investigate more and then flash OpenBK7252 in a future post.
Keywords:
HA15
02_230612
12.12.16
IN-A15-V1.0
INNOA15
firmware dump: https://github.com/openshwprojects/FlashDumps/pull/45/files
