OV3660 Camera Mount to Flashforge Adventurer 5M (AD5M)
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Cheap webcam implement to AD5M
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Cheap webcam implementation to AD5M
Flashforge sells camera kit, but it's kinda expensive in here, so i wanted to go to cheaper route.
You need:
- (Maybe) Klippered AD5M - Haven't tested with the original firmware so it might work or it might not. I have FORGE-X firmware on mine.
- 30x25mm Wide Angle OV3660 - Module. These are 7-8 bucks in AliExpress.
- 2x M2 screws, max 4mm long. (These are kinda optional-ish, it seems to hold without these aswell but the case was designed for these in mind.
- 1x M3 screw. I used a PSU mounting screw from a PC case.
- (Optional: 5Pin PH2.0 connector and soldering iron. These modules usually come with USB wire, but plugging it into the back of the display is much neater-looking option. )
Printing: Face down, i printed on 0.12mm layer height, haven't tested other heights. Atleast PETG, but ABS/ASA is recommended because of the heat resistance.
Install camera to the housing, attach to display, screw to housing. Add a camera in the Klipper's options (Settings → Cameras) and make sure to put resolution to either 1920x1080 or 2048x1536 to the config file or it shows just partial image. (Configuration → mod_data → camera.conf)
Depending on which way you put the module in, you might need to flip the image in the Settings.