KEHIPI Multi Camera Adapter Module V2.2 for Raspberry Pi 5, 4B, Compatible with Rasperry Pi Camera Module 3/V2/V1, and 12MP IMX477 Cameras

• Raspberry Pi multi-camera adapter is designed for connecting more than one MIPI camera to a single CSI camera port on the Raspberry Pi board. One adapter board can connect 4 cameras on a single Raspberry Pi board.
• Please note that the Raspberry Pi multi-camera adapter board is a nascent product that may have some stability issues and limitations because of the cable’s signal integrity and RPi’s closed source video core libraries, so use it at your own risk.
• The latest revision of the Arducam Multi Camera Adapter is V2.2. The V2.2 undergoes firmware updates, but the specs, documentation, and tutorials on the V2.1 will still apply to the V2.2.
• Arducam Quad-Camera Adapter Board for Raspberry Pi: bit.ly/Multi-Camera-Adapter

• IoT cameras
• Robot cameras
• Wildlife cameras
• 3D scanner, multi camera sync solution, etc.

• Accommodate 4 Raspberry Pi cameras on a single RPi board
• Support 12MP IMX708 (Pi Camera V3) / 5MP OV5647 / 8MP IMX219 / 12MP IMX477 camera for Raspberry Pi, no mixing allowed
• Support Raspberry Pi 5, Pi Model A/B/B+, 2 and Raspberry Pi 4, 3,3b+.
• 3 GPIOs required for multiplexing
• Cameras work in sequential, not simultaneously
• Low resolution, low frame rate video surveillance demo with 4 cameras
• High-resolution still image photography demo

• The default usage of this product is taking still pictures, and when it is used to store videos, the frame rate will be reduced.
• Note on Raspberry Pi Touch Display (DSI interface) Compatibility Issues

When you use a DSI display together with this adapter, you will encounter the issue of I2C conflicts. We recommend you use HDMI displays or run headless when using this adapter.

• Note on Camera Module Compatibility

The Arducam Multi-camera adapters ONLY support 4 kinds of camera modules by default:

12MP IMX708 (V3) for Raspberry Pi

5MP OV5647 (V1.3) for Raspberry Pi

8MP IMX219 (V2.1) for Raspberry Pi

2MP IMX477 (HQ) for Raspberry Pi

• No mixing of different CMOS cameras. Low resolution, low frame rate video surveillance demo with 4 cameras