Hello again,
Here is my raspi model b+ NOIR _ DVR
It took me a bit to source the parts, but here is what im using, if you wanted to replicate this config :
waveshare RPI display 3.2 tft [$18/ebay]
raspberry pi mobel b+ [$35]
generic tranparent case [$3]
NoIR camera module [$25]
camera module case [$10]
extras: usb flash disk, edimax wifi-n
After getting everything connected, and working once, using the raspbian image,
I then put the tft screen on the device, and began the config.
In this pic i am using a sandisk usb stick. It was replaced with a mini usb flash [barely visible on the left side, same size as mini-n wifi adapter]
I then drilled into the top of the case, for the camera mount. It has 2 screw holes for mounting on either side. I have 1 screw in tight, the other lose, and easily removed. that way, i can still swing it 90 degrees, so I can use the hdmi adapter, if needed. [ssh into it is easier]
This design took a bit to come up with to work as expected.
I have the recording being display on the tft screen as is it happening .
That was my intent with this device, similar to a real camcorder.
I was also thinking about jamming a small spinning disk into the case, but that could be a later mod.
at this point, I would like to see how it performs in the field.
But, i see this as a long term solution, and easily accessible for anyone .
When the dvr is powered on, it starts to autorecord [takes 10mins to start] from boot [based on a script] , and then records, and outputs to the usb flash - which could be removed after converting the .h264 files to mp4.
So far, overall, i am very happy with the end result. I will probably tweak it more, going forward, but its a great little setup for what i need it to do.
Let me know what you all think.
thanks,
Brian
early in the process .. |
early concept .. and design, but didnt have the screen at that point yet [top PI] |
here is a working model, when i first got the screen and the pi :) |
Image is displayed on the rear screen . The flash makes it look bad, but it works great |
front view of the device |
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