Raspberry Pi 5 Image Bringup

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up the Oppila integration package on a Raspberry Pi running the 64-bit Trixie (Debian 13) operating system. This configuration is required to establish a connection between the Raspberry Pi and the PAL–MIPI CSI-2 Bridge Board for video streaming.

The primary purpose of this procedure is to flash, configure, and initialize the Raspberry Pi with the OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM package to enable seamless video streaming.

This procedure applies specifically to Raspberry Pi devices running the 64-bit Trixie (Debian 13) image, configured with the OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM package, and connected to the bridge board using its assigned serial number.

Note

The setup procedure applies to analog PAL/NTSC CVBS cameras connected via composite video input.

System Architecture

System Architecture

1
Host PC OS Flashing

Host PC running Raspberry Pi Imager application flashes the 64-bit Trixie (Debian 13) OS image onto a MicroSD card.

2
Analog video capture

Analog PAL/NTSC camera outputs composite video (CVBS) to the bridge board.

3
Protocol conversion

Bridge board converts PAL/NTSC analog video to MIPI CSI-2 and streams it to the Raspberry Pi 5.

4
GStreamer pipeline

Raspberry Pi 5 initializes the CSI bridge camera interface using the OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM package, and GStreamer reads and renders the video output.

Prerequisites

Before beginning this procedure, ensure the following requirements are met:

Host PC
with required Raspberry Pi Imager application installed
Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi device with compatible hardware
PAL-MIPI CSI-2 Bridge Board
With PAL/NTSC camera
MicroSD Card
MicroSD card with sufficient storage capacity (e.g., 64GB)
Network Connection
Active network connection for the Raspberry Pi
Required Files

Note

These files are not publicly available. Contact Oppila Support for the files.

OPPILA_RASP_TRIXIE_64_INTEGRATION_PM.zip
Pre-built Raspberry Pi OS Image archive.