Elegoo Centauri Carbon - Nozzle Camera
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A nozzle camera for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon.
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Saw this post on Reddit a while back and thought I would have a go at doing something similar: https://www.reddit.com/r/elegoo/comments/1sqa4gh/centauri_carbon_nozzle_cam_raw_double_mjpeg_video/
I created the model from the OpenCentauri CAD model: https://github.com/OpenCentauri/cad
Camera:
I highly suggest using a camera with a OV9734 sensor, this gives true 720p via MJPEG (not YUYV) and has a really short focal length.
This is the specific model I used:
3.3mm soft cable - https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005012733598208.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.59.33ec1802Ona0DP
The 5.5mm+ models do NOT use the OV9734 sensor
Cable routing:
Follow the blue arrows in the pictures.
If you go with a camera with a LED dimmer built into the cable, like the one I suggest above, then you'll need to route the cable from the bottom up as the dimmer won't fit through the hole into the base.
The other usb going into the RPi is an adapter cable I made for the factory chamber camera because I wanted to have it running at 720p.
Modelled a small cutout for the cable tie to fit.
Raspberry Pi:
I used a 4b as I had one spare, but I believe a Zero 2W would be sufficient if using MJPEG passthrough/hardware offload.
The case I used is:
Buck Converter:
The buck converter takes the 24v from the printer PSU and steps it down to the 5v the RPi needs.
I used this one as it give ~5.2v at 6A:
Software:
I went with uStreamer, and it seems to be quite stable. uStreamer is what the COSMOS firmware uses with the stock webcam.
Setting the stream in the Mainsail interface on the COSMOS firmware.
I have included STEP file, but I'd be happy to make updates if needed. I've tried to make the model support-free, particularly the bolt holes.
Printed in ASA, 0.4mm nozzle with 0.2mm layer height.
Edit 31-Oct-2026: Just checked the CC2 CAD model, and this toolhead back cover should be compatible with the CC2.