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== Playstation 4 Camera ==
== Playstation 4 Camera ==
See also {{talk}} page
See also {{talk}} page
RRA filing: http://rra.go.kr/board/device/view.jsp?app_no=201317100000152603 {{date|2013-08-22}}


[[File:Ps4-new-playstation-4-console-camera-07.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Camera at or above knee level]]
[[File:Ps4-new-playstation-4-console-camera-07.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Camera at or above knee level]]
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| '''Weight''' || approximately 183g
| '''Weight''' || approximately 183g
|-
|-
| '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Cabling Cable Length]''' || Cord length: 200cm approximately
| '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#Cabling Cable Length]''' || Cord length: 200cm approximately  
See [http://ps4eye.tumblr.com/post/81377229916/extending-the-ps4-camera-cable extending the ps4 camera cable]
|-
|-
| '''[[Connectors|Connection Type]]''' || PS4 dedicated connector [[AUX]] ([[USB_3.0|USB 3.0]]-derived)
| '''[[Connectors|Connection Type]]''' || PS4 dedicated connector [[AUX]] ([[USB_3.0|USB 3.0]]-derived)
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The [[PlayStation 4 Camera]] runs without user login (kernel/system device?) and depends for many of its system functions on the [[APU]], using a tripple buffering system
The [[PlayStation 4 Camera]] runs without user login (kernel/system device?) and depends for many of its system functions on the [[APU]], using a tripple buffering system


'''Available functions:'''
==== Available functions ====
* photo, video
* photo, video
* [[Phoneme|voice commands]] (available as well with an [[Earset|earset]] with microphone)
* depth calculation/imaging
* depth calculation/imaging
* pad, move, face, head and hand recognition/tracking
* pad, move, face, head and hand recognition/tracking
* one of the cameras can be used for generating the video image, with the other used for motion tracking.
* one of the cameras can be used for generating the video image, while the other used for motion tracking.
 
==== Hardware review ====
<imagemap>
File:PS4-Camera-diagram.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Ps4 Camera diagram
</imagemap>
 
*'''OV580''': Back chip connected to [[Aux]] port is labeled OV00580-B21G-1C. The OmniVision 580 {{G|ASIC}}  is not publicy documented (without signing a NDA with Omnivision), so it seems to have been made specially for Sony (other companies using it are Mantis Vision and LeapMotion) out of the [http://www.ovt.com/products/ip_table.php 500/600 serie] of processors.
 
others Omnivision USB bridge solutions: PlayStation EyeToy(OV519) and [http://www.psdevwiki.com/ps3/PlayStation_Eye PlayStation Eye] (OV534).


Back chip connected to [[Aux]] port is labeled OV00580-B21G-1C. The OmniVision 580 {{G|ASIC}}  is not documented, so it seems it was made specially for Sony out of the [http://www.ovt.com/products/ip_table.php 500/600 serie] of processors.
*'''OV9713''': The 1-megapixel [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_sensor Image Sensors] are two CMOS OV9713.


The 1-megapixel Image Sensors is speculated to be an CMOS OV9713.
*'''AK5703''': The Front chip connected to microphone array, labeled 5703 324A, is a 4-channel 24-bit '''A'''nalog-to-'''d'''igital  (A/D) converter packaged in a space-saving 28-pin {{G|QFN}} package. Datasheet is available [http://www.akm.com/akm/en/file/datasheet/AK5703EN.pdf here] and [http://www.akm.com/page.jsp?id=230677 here.]


Front chip connected to microphone array, labeled [http://www.akm.com/akm/en/file/datasheet/AK5703EN.pdf 5703 324A], is a 4-channel 24-bit '''A'''nalog-to-'''d'''igital  (A/D) converter.
*'''4g51a''': {{G|EEPROM}} is labeled as 4g51a. It contains the initial configuration for PlayStation 4 Camera.


=== Gallery ===
=== Gallery ===
{{Anchored|Playstation 4 Camera teardown pictures}}
<gallery>
ps4-camera-0.jpg|PS4 Camera - picture 0
ps4-camera-1.png|PS4 Camera - picture 1
ps4-camera-2.png|PS4 Camera - picture 2
ps4-camera-3.png|PS4 Camera - picture 3
ps4-camera-4.png|PS4 Camera - picture 4
</gallery>
{{Anchored|Pre E3 Playstation 4 Camera pictures}}
{{Anchored|Pre E3 Playstation 4 Camera pictures}}


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PS4 Camera - pic8}}
PS4 Camera - pic8}}
|}
|}
{{Anchored|Playstation 4 Camera teardown pictures}}
<gallery>
ps4-camera-0.jpg|PS4 Camera - picture 0
ps4-camera-1.png|PS4 Camera - picture 1
ps4-camera-2.png|PS4 Camera - picture 2
ps4-camera-3.png|PS4 Camera - picture 3
ps4-camera-4.png|PS4 Camera - picture 4
</gallery>


=== Videos ===
=== Videos ===
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== Analysis ==
== Analysis ==
=== USB ===
*[[PS4cam-USB|Communication USB]]
==== Device Descriptor ====
 
<div style="height:600px; width:600px; overflow:auto">
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="5" style="background-color:#C0C0C0; color:#000000;" |[http://linuxcommand.org/man_pages/lsusb8.html Device Descriptor]
|-
! Offset
! Field
! Size
! Value
! Description
|-
| 0 || bLength || 1 || 0x12 || Size of this descriptor in bytes (18)
|-
| 1 || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x01 || DEVICE descriptor type (Constant = 1)
|-
| 2 || bcdUSB || 2 || 0x0300 || USB Spec release number ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#USB_3.0 3.00]):
<small>with which the device and is descriptors are compliant (e.g.: 0x0200 (USB2.0), 0x0300,
([[USB_3.0|USB3.0]]))</small>
|-
| 4 || bDeviceClass || 1 || 0x00 || [http://www.usb.org/developers/defined_class Class code] assigned by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_Implementers_Forum USB-IF]
<small>(used by the operating system to find a class driver for your device)</small>
<small>
*00h means each interface defines its own class (identify itself at the interface level: bInterfaceClass )
*FFh means vendor-defined class
*Any other value must be a class code
</small>
|-
| 5 || bDeviceSubClass || 1 || 0x00 || SubClass Code assigned by USB-IF
<small>(used by the operating system to find a class driver for your device)</small>
|-
| 6 || bDeviceProtocol || 1 || 0x00 || Protocol Code assigned by USB-IF
<small>(used by the operating system to find a class driver for your device)</small>
|-
| 7 || bMaxPacketSize0 || 1 || 0x09  || Max packet size for endpoint 0.
<small>
*Must be 8, 16, 32 or 64
*Must be 9 according to [http://www.usb.org/developers/tools/USB30CVSpec_1_4.pdf Compliance Test Specification for the USB 3.0 Architecture p29 9.1]
</small>
|-
| 8 || idVendor || 2 || 0x05a9 || [http://www.linux-usb.org/usb.ids Vendor ID (VID)] (OmniVision Technologies, Inc.) - must be obtained from USB-IF
<small>(used by the operating system to find a driver for your device)</small>
|-
| 10 || idProduct || 2 || 0x0580 || Product ID (PID) - assigned by the manufacturer
<small>(used by the operating system to find a driver for your device)</small>
|-
| 12 || bcdDevice || 2 || 0x0100 || Device release number (Version: 1.00)
<small>in binary coded decimal</small>
|-
| 14 || iManufacturer || 1 || 0x01 || Index of string descriptor describing manufacturer
<small>set to 0 if no string</small>
|-
| 15 || iProduct || 1 || 0x02  || Index of string descriptor describing product
<small>set to 0 if no string</small>
|-
| 16 || iSerialNumber || 1 || 0x00 || Index of string descriptor describing device serial number<BR /> <small>set to 0 if no string</small>
|-
| 17 || bNumConfigurations || 1 || 0x01 || Number of possible configurations
|-
|}
</div><br />
 
==== Configuration Descriptor ====
 
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! colspan="5" style="background-color:#C0C0C0; color:#000000;" |Configuration Descriptor
|-
! Offset
! Field
! Size
! Value
! Description
|-
| 0 || bLength || 1 || 0x09 || Size
|-
| 1 || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x02 || (= 2)
|-
| 2 || wTotalLength || 2 || 0x002C || Total number of bytes (44) in this descriptor and all the following descriptors (9+9+ + +)
|-
| 4 || bNumInterfaces || 1 || 0x01 || Number of interfaces supported by this configuration
|-
| 5 || bConfigurationValue || 1 || 0x01 || Value used by Set Configuration to select this configuration
|-
| 6 || iConfiguration || 1 || 0x00 || Index of string descriptor describing configuration - set to 0 if no string
|-
| 7 || bmAttributes || 1 || 0x80 || Powered by the bus (10000000)
<small>
specify power parameters for the configuration :
<small>
{| cellpadding="4" style="border-collapse: collapse; text-align: center;"
|-
| colspan="6" |<code>''8-digit bit binary''</code>
|-
|style="border: 1px solid; border-left: hidden;"  | …
|style="border: 1px solid;"                      | 7|6|5|4|3|2|1|0
|style="border: 1px solid; border-right: hidden;" | …
|}
</small>
*D0 - D4: Reserved.
*D5: The configuration supports remote wakeup.
*D6: The configuration is self-powered and does not use power from the bus.
*D7: The configuration is powered by the bus.
</small>
|-
| 8 || bMaxPower || 1 || 0x32 || Maximum current: 100mA drawn by device in this configuration.<BR /><small>In units of 2mA. So 0x32 (50) means 100 mA</small>
|-
! colspan="5" style="background-color:#C0C0C0; color:#000000;" |Interface Descriptor
|-
| 0 || bLength || 1 || 0x09 || Size
|-
| 1 || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x04 || (= 4)
|-
| 2 || bInterfaceNumber || 1 || 0x00 || Number identifying this interface.
<small>Zero-based value</small>
|-
| 3 || bAlternateSetting || 1 || 0x00 || The first (and default) value used to select alternative setting is always 0
<small>
(An interface can have more than one variant, and these variants can be switched between, while other interfaces are still in operation)
</small>
|-
| 4 || bNumEndpoints || 1 || 0x02  || Number of Endpoints used for this interface
|-
| 5 || bInterfaceClass || 1 || 0xFF || Class code assigned by USB-IF
<small>
*00h is a reserved value
*FFh means vendor-defined class
*Any other value must be a class code
</small>
|-
| 6 || bInterfaceSubClass || 1 || 0x00 || SubClass Code assigned by USB-IF
|-
| 7 || bInterfaceProtocol || 1 || 0x00 || Protocol Code assigned by USB-IF
|-
| 8 || iInterface || 1 || 0x00 || Index of string descriptor describing interface - set to 0 if no string
|-
! colspan="5" style="background-color:#C0C0C0; color:#000000;" |Endpoint (OUT) Descriptor
|-
| 0 || bLength || 1 || 0x0- || Size
|-
| 1 || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x05 || (= 5)
|-
| 2 || bEndpointAddress || 1 || 0x01 || OUT<--(00 00 0001)-->1
<small>
The address of this endpoint within the device:
*D3-D0: Endpoint number
*D6-D4: Reserved. set to Zero
*D7: Direction: 0 = OUT, 1 = IN (Ignored for Control Endpoints)
</small>
|-
| 3 || bmAttributes || 1 || 0x02 || Bulk (00000010)
<small>
(D1:0) [http://www.inno-logic.com/resources/21.php#4 Transfer Type:]
*00 = Control
*01 = Isochronous
*10 = Bulk
*11 = Interrupt
 
The following only apply to isochronous endpoints. Else set to 0.
 
(D3:2) Synchronisation Type (ISO mode):
*00 = No Synchronisation
*01 = Asynchronous
*10 = Adaptive
*11 = Synchronous
 
(D5:4) Usage Type (ISO mode):
*00 = Data endpoint
*01 = Feedback endpoint
*10 = Implicit feedback Data endpoint
*11 = Reserved
 
(D7:6) Reserved
Set to 0
</small>
|-
| 4 || wMaxPacketSize || 2 || 0x0400 || (1024)
|-
| 6 || bInterval || 1|| 0x00 || - (unit depends on device speed)
<small>
Interval for polling endpoint for data transfers. Expressed in frames (ms) for low/full speed or microframes (125{{micro}}s) for high speed<BR />
(ignored for Bulk & Control Endpoints. Isochronous must equal 1 and field may range from 1 to 255 for interrupt endpoints)
|-
| - || bMaxBurst || 1 || 0x0F || MaxBurst (15)
<small>
The number of packets the endpoint can send or receive as part of a burst (range 1 - 16). See transfer Type.
</small>
|-
! colspan="5" style="background-color:#C0C0C0; color:#000000;" |Endpoint (IN) Descriptor
|-
| 0 || bLength || 1 || 0x0- || Size
|-
| 1 || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x05 || ( =5)
|-
| 2 || bEndpointAddress || 1 || 0x82 || IN<--(10 00 0010)-->2
|-
| 3 || bmAttributes || 1 || 0x02 || Bulk
|-
| 4 || wMaxPacketSize || 2 || 0x0400 || (1024)
|-
| 6 || bInterval || 1 || 0x00 || 0
|-
| - || bMaxBurst || 1 || 0x0F || MaxBurst (15)
|-
! colspan="5" style="background-color:#C0C0C0; color:#000000;" |Binary Object Store Descriptor
|-
| 0 || bLength || 1 || 0x05 || Size (05)
|-
| 1 || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x0F || (= 15)
|-
| 2 || wTotalLength || 1 || 0x16 || (22) (5+7+10)
|-
| 3 || bNumDeviceCaps || 1 || 0x02 || (2)
<small>
must be at least 2 for SuperSpeed devices and equal to 3 for USB 3.0 hubs.
</small>
|-
| - || colspan="4" style="background-color:#F0B0BF; color:#000000; text-align:center;"|USB 2.0 Extension Device Capability:
|-
| || bLength || 1 || 0x07 || (7) Size
|-
| || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x10 || ( =16)
|-
| || bDevCapabilityType || 1 || 0x02 || (2)
<small>
*02 (USB 2.0 EXTENSION) or 03 (SUPERSPEED_USB) or 04 (CONTAINER_ID)
</small>
|-
| || bmAttributes || 4 || 0x00000002 || (00000000  00000000  00000000  00000010) Link Power Management supported
<small>
See [http://www.usb.org/developers/docs/usb20_docs/usb_20_070113.zip USB2-LPM-Errata-final.pdf p3]
*D0 Reserved. Must be set to zero
*D1 A value of one in this bit location indicates that this device supports the Link Power Management (LPM) protocol
*D2 BESL & Alternate HIRD definitions supported. The LPM bit must be set to a one when this bit is a one
*D3 Recommended Baseline BESL valid
*D4 Recommended Deep BESL valid
*D11:8 Recommended Baseline BESL value. Field shall be ignored by system software if bit [3] is a zero.
*D15:12 Recommended Deep BESL value. Field shall be ignored by system software if bit is a zero.
*D31:16 Reserved. Must be set to zero.
</small>
|-
| - || colspan="4" style="background-color:#F0B0BF; color:#000000; text-align:center;"|SuperSpeed USB Device Capability:
|-
| || bLength || 1 || 0x0A || (10) Size
|-
| || bDescriptorType || 1 || 0x10 || (= 16)
|-
| || bDevCapabilityType || 1 || 0x03 || (3)
|-
| || bmAttributes || 1 || 0x00 || (00000000)
<small>
*D1 is 1 if it is a LTM capable device
</small>
|-
| || wSpeedsSupported ||  || 0x000e ||
<small>
*Device can operate at Full Speed (12Mbps)
*Device can operate at High Speed (480Mbps)
*Device can operate at SuperSpeed (5Gbps)
</small>
|-
| || bFunctionalitySupport ||  ||  ||
<small>
Lowest fully-functional device speed is Full Speed 12Mbps)
</small>
|-
| || bU1DevExitLat ||  ||  || 10{{micro}}
|-
| || bU2DevExitLat ||  ||  || 32{{micro}}s
|-
| || Device Status ||  || 0x0000 ||
|-
|}


== Project ==
== Project ==


* PS4 Camera on linux/OSX: https://github.com/ps4eye/ps4eye
* PS4 Camera on linux/OSX: https://github.com/ps4eye/ps4eye / http://ps4eye.tumblr.com/
* https://github.com/bigboss-ps3dev/PS4EYECam/ / http://bigboss-eyetoy.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/ps4eyecam-released.html
<small>(The PS4 camera is USB 3.0 only and is not compatible with USB 2.0 systems. See also [[Aux|AUX page]])</small>
<small>(The PS4 camera is USB 3.0 only and is not compatible with USB 2.0 systems. See also [[Aux|AUX page]])</small>


== External references ==
== External references ==
* http://ps4eye.tumblr.com/
* http://ps4eye.tumblr.com/
* https://twitter.com/psxdev


=== Generic ===
=== Generic ===

Latest revision as of 19:13, 31 January 2023

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Playstation 4 Camera[edit | edit source]

See also Discussion page

RRA filing: http://rra.go.kr/board/device/view.jsp?app_no=201317100000152603 22 August 2013

File:Ps4-new-playstation-4-console-camera-07.jpg
Camera at or above knee level

Specifications[edit | edit source]

Overview of Technical Specifications
Product Code CUH-ZEY1
External Dimension approximately 186mm x 27mm x 27mm (height x width x depth)
Weight approximately 183g
Cable Length Cord length: 200cm approximately

See extending the ps4 camera cable

Connection Type PS4 dedicated connector AUX (USB 3.0-derived)
Capture Range 30cm - ∞
Camera lens Dual camera (move like)
Aperture f/2.0 /fixed focus
Field of view (FOV) 85°
Video Format RAW16/RAW8, YUV422/YUV8 (greyscale)
Video Frame Rate
resolution aspectratio framerate remarks
1280x800 16:10 7.5, 15, 30 or 60fps WXGA
640x400 16:10 7.5, 15, 30, 60 or 120fps 1/4th WXGA
320x200 16:10 7.5, 15, 30, 60, 120 or 240fps 1/16th WXGA
160x100 16:10 7.5, 15, 30, 60, 120 or 240fps 1/64th WXGA
Color depth 12-bit tonal gradation (=4096 tonal levels)
Microphone 4 Channel Microphone Array
Programmable settings

The PlayStation 4 Camera runs without user login (kernel/system device?) and depends for many of its system functions on the APU, using a tripple buffering system

Available functions[edit | edit source]

  • photo, video
  • voice commands (available as well with an earset with microphone)
  • depth calculation/imaging
  • pad, move, face, head and hand recognition/tracking
  • one of the cameras can be used for generating the video image, while the other used for motion tracking.

Hardware review[edit | edit source]

Ps4 Camera diagram
  • OV580: Back chip connected to Aux port is labeled OV00580-B21G-1C. The OmniVision 580 ASIC is not publicy documented (without signing a NDA with Omnivision), so it seems to have been made specially for Sony (other companies using it are Mantis Vision and LeapMotion) out of the 500/600 serie of processors.

others Omnivision USB bridge solutions: PlayStation EyeToy(OV519) and PlayStation Eye (OV534).

  • AK5703: The Front chip connected to microphone array, labeled 5703 324A, is a 4-channel 24-bit Analog-to-digital (A/D) converter packaged in a space-saving 28-pin QFN package. Datasheet is available here and here.
  • 4g51a: EEPROM is labeled as 4g51a. It contains the initial configuration for PlayStation 4 Camera.

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Playstation 4 Camera teardown pictures

  • PS4 Camera - picture 0

    PS4 Camera - picture 0

  • PS4 Camera - picture 1

    PS4 Camera - picture 1

  • PS4 Camera - picture 2

    PS4 Camera - picture 2

  • PS4 Camera - picture 3

    PS4 Camera - picture 3

  • PS4 Camera - picture 4

    PS4 Camera - picture 4

Pre E3 Playstation 4 Camera pictures

Mouseover for different pictures.

Front Side
PS4 Camera - pic1
PS4 Camera - pic2
PS4 Camera - pic3
PS4 Camera - pic4
Front Side
PS4 Camera - pic5
PS4 Camera - pic6
PS4 Camera - pic7
PS4 Camera - pic8

Videos[edit | edit source]

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(The C-Note Files - Episode 12: Tutorial - PS4 Face Recognition)

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(The C-Note Files - Episode 13: Tutorial - PS4 Voice Recognition)

Analysis[edit | edit source]

Project[edit | edit source]

(The PS4 camera is USB 3.0 only and is not compatible with USB 2.0 systems. See also AUX page)

External references[edit | edit source]

Generic[edit | edit source]


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