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A follow-up, #240, is merged as well. On your NT98566 it adds the LCD pins, so pads used by a panel now read as LCD_* rather than unclaimed. The same build also covers NT9852x and NT98528/NT98529.
The request above still stands. The output of these commands from your camera would be the first hardware check of these tables:
Thank you, this is exactly what was needed. Your NT98566 output agrees with the kernel's own pinmux_summary on every pad:
pinmux_summary
meaning
reginfo --pads
nand 0x4
SPI NAND
C_GPIO0-3, 8, 10 = FSPI_*
sensor 0x220
MIPI + MCLK
S_GPIO0 = SENSOR_MCLK
mipi_lvds 0xf01
CLK0 + DAT0..3
H_GPIO0-9 = MIPI lanes; H10/11 GPIO
i2c 0x51
CH1, CH2, CH3
S7/S8, S4/S5, P22/P21
uart 0xa5
UART, UART2, UART3 on its 2nd location
P23/24, P17/18, C21/22
pwm 0x4200000
PWM8_2, PWM9_2
C_GPIO19/20
pwm2 0x210
PWM4_5, PWM5_5
DSI_GPIO4/5
lcd 0x10000000
location only, no panel
all LCD pads GPIO
eth 0x22
internal PHY, LED2
D_GPIO5/6 = ETH_LED2
misc 0x22
SP clocks off
—
Every pad shown as carrying something is one the kernel configured, and every one it configured reads correctly. The raw gate bitmaps in reginfo agree too: for example, CGPIO 0x7faf0 has exactly bits 0-3, 8, 10 and 19-22 clear. That makes NA51089 the first Novatek die verified on hardware.
If you have a minute, ipctool gpio scan while you toggle day/night mode in the web UI would also check the GPIO controller side. That is optional; the pad-mux side is done.
Thanks! I read "works yet" as "already works" (уже работает). If you meant "doesn't work yet", please say so and paste what it printed.
Two notes:
There is no gpio search subcommand; with one it prints the usage. I assume you ran gpio scan.
To record the GPIO side as verified, I'd like the output itself, checked against something that isn't ipctool. On your board P_GPIO8 is Linux GPIO 40 (0x20 + 8):
ipctool gpio set P_GPIO8 1
ipctool gpio get P_GPIO8
cat /sys/kernel/debug/gpio | grep -i -E "gpio-40 |gpio40" # if debugfs is mounted
ipctool gpio set P_GPIO8 0
ipctool gpio get P_GPIO8
From gpio scan, the first lines and any --> change lines you see while toggling day/night mode in the web UI would also help. If day/night changes a pad, that pad is the IR-cut, and its number is what possible ircut should report.
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novatek: pad-mux, reginfo and GPIO for NA51089 (#237)
novatek: pad-mux, reginfo and GPIO for NA51089 (#237) (#239)
widgetii commentedon Oct 9, 2026
Support for NT98562/NT98566 (NA51089) landed in #239. It will be in the next
latestbuild of ipctool.No Novatek board was available to test on, so a run on yours would be the first hardware check. Please post the output of these four commands:
pinmux_summaryis the kernel's own decode of the same registers. Comparing it with--padsis how we find out whether the table is right.gpio get/set/scanandgpio muxnow work too. Pads are given as the Linux GPIO number (54) or the kernel's name (P_GPIO22).widgetii commentedon Oct 10, 2026
A follow-up, #240, is merged as well. On your NT98566 it adds the LCD pins, so pads used by a panel now read as
LCD_*rather than unclaimed. The same build also covers NT9852x and NT98528/NT98529.The request above still stands. The output of these commands from your camera would be the first hardware check of these tables:
sansarus commentedon Oct 10, 2026
./ipctool reginfo --pads
pad 0 C_GPIO0 [FSPI_DO] GPIO SDIO3_D0
pad 1 C_GPIO1 [FSPI_DI] GPIO SDIO3_D1
pad 2 C_GPIO2 [FSPI_WP] GPIO SDIO3_D2
pad 3 C_GPIO3 [FSPI_HOLD] GPIO SDIO3_D3
pad 4 C_GPIO4 [GPIO] SDIO3_D4 PWM0_4
pad 5 C_GPIO5 [GPIO] SDIO3_D5 PWM1_4
pad 6 C_GPIO6 [GPIO] SDIO3_D6 PWM2_4
pad 7 C_GPIO7 [GPIO] SDIO3_D7 PWM3_4
pad 8 C_GPIO8 [FSPI_CLK] GPIO SDIO3_CLK
pad 9 C_GPIO9 [GPIO] SDIO3_CMD SP_CLK2_2
pad 10 C_GPIO10 [FSPI_CS] GPIO
pad 11 C_GPIO11 [GPIO] DMCLK_3 I2C3_2_SCL I2S_MCLK_2 PWM4_2 SDIO_CLK SPI3_2_CLK
pad 12 C_GPIO12 [GPIO] DMDAT0_3 I2C3_2_SDA I2S_BCLK_2 PWM5_2 SDIO_CMD SPI3_2_DO
pad 13 C_GPIO13 [GPIO] DMDAT1_3 UART2_2_CTS I2S_SYNC_2
PWM0_2 SDIO_D0 SPI3_2_CS
pad 14 C_GPIO14 [GPIO] SPI3_2_DI UART2_2_RTS I2S_SDATAO_2 PWM1_2 REMOTE_IN_2 SDIO_D1
pad 15 C_GPIO15 [GPIO] REMOTE_EXT SPI_CH3_RDY I2S_SDATAI_2 PWM2_2 SDIO_D2 UART2_2_TX
pad 16 C_GPIO16 [GPIO] PWM3_2 SDIO_D3 UART2_2_RX
pad 17 C_GPIO17 [GPIO] I2C2_2_SCL PWM6_2 SDIO2_CLK SPI_1_CLK
pad 18 C_GPIO18 [GPIO] I2C2_2_SDA PWM7_2 SDIO2_CMD SPI_1_DO
pad 19 C_GPIO19 [PWM8_2] GPIO UART3_2_CTS SDIO2_D0 SPI_1_CS
pad 20 C_GPIO20 [PWM9_2] GPIO SPI_1_DI UART3_2_RTS SDIO2_D1
pad 21 C_GPIO21 [UART3_2_TX] GPIO PWM10_2 SDIO2_D2
pad 22 C_GPIO22 [UART3_2_RX] GPIO PWM11_2 SDIO2_D3
pad 32 P_GPIO0 [GPIO] ETH_RMII_2 PWM0_1 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SPI2_2_CS UART2_3_TX SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 33 P_GPIO1 [GPIO] ETH_RMII_2 PWM1_1 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SPI2_2_CLK UART2_3_RX SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 34 P_GPIO2 [GPIO] UART2_3_RTS ETH_RMII_2 PWM2_1 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SPI2_2_DO SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 35 P_GPIO3 [GPIO] SPI2_2_DI UART2_3_CTS ETH_RMII_2 PWM3_1 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 36 P_GPIO4 [GPIO] ETH_RMII_2 PWM4_1 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SPI3_3_CS UART3_3_TX SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 37 P_GPIO5 [GPIO] ETH_RMII_2 PWM5_1 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SPI3_3_CLK UART3_3_RX SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 38 P_GPIO6 [GPIO] UART3_3_RTS PWM6_1 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SPI3_3_DO SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2NDpad 39 P_GPIO7 [GPIO] ETH_EXTPHYCLK SPI3_3_DI UART3_3_CTS PWM7_1 SB4_CS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 40 P_GPIO8 [GPIO] SPI_CH3_RDY ETH_RMII_2 I2S_MCLK_1 PWM8_1 SB4_CK SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 41 P_GPIO9 [GPIO] ETH_MDIO_2 I2S_BCLK_1 PWM9_1 SB4_DAT SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 42 P_GPIO10 [GPIO] ETH_MDIO_2 I2S_SYNC_1 PWM10_1 SB3_1_CS SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 43 P_GPIO11 [GPIO] I2S_SDATAO_1 PWM11_1 SB3_1_CK SENSOR2_CCIR8BITS SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 44 P_GPIO12 [GPIO] SENSOR2_SN3_MCLK SPI_CH3_RDY I2S_SDATAI_1 PICNT_1 SB3_1_DAT SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND
pad 45 P_GPIO13 [GPIO]
pad 46 P_GPIO14 [GPIO]
pad 47 P_GPIO15 [GPIO]
pad 48 P_GPIO16 [GPIO]
pad 49 P_GPIO17 [UART2_1_TX] GPIO DMDAT0_1 PICNT3_1 REMOTE_IN_1 SB3_2_CS SPI3_1_CS
pad 50 P_GPIO18 [UART2_1_RX] GPIO DMDAT1_1 REMOTE_EXT PICNT_2 SB3_2_CK SPI3_1_CLK
pad 51 P_GPIO19 [GPIO] DMCLK_1 UART2_1_RTS PICNT2_2 RTC_CLK SB3_2_DAT SPI3_1_DO
pad 52 P_GPIO20 [GPIO] SPI3_1_DI UART2_1_CTS PICNT3_2 SP_CLK_1
pad 53 P_GPIO21 [I2C3_1_SDA] GPIO SP_CLK2_1
pad 54 P_GPIO22 [I2C3_1_SCL] GPIO
pad 55 P_GPIO23 [UART_TX] GPIO
pad 56 P_GPIO24 [UART_RX] GPIO
pad 57 P_GPIO25 [GPIO]
pad 64 S_GPIO0 [SENSOR_MCLK] GPIO SDIO2_CLK UART3_4_TXpad 65 S_GPIO1 [GPIO] SENSOR_MCLK2 SENSOR_CCIR16BITS PWM0_3 SDIO2_CMD SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS UART3_4_RX
pad 66 S_GPIO2 [GPIO] SENSOR_CCIR16BITS PWM1_3 SDIO2_D0 SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND SENSOR_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_LVDS_VDHD
pad 67 S_GPIO3 [GPIO] SENSOR_CCIR16BITS PWM2_3 SB2_CS
SDIO2_D1 SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_12BITS_2ND SENSOR_CCIR8BITS SENSOR_LVDS_VDHD
pad 68 S_GPIO4 [I2C2_1_SCL] GPIO PWM3_3 SB2_CK SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_LVDS_VDHD UART3_5_TX
pad 69 S_GPIO5 [I2C2_1_SDA] GPIO SPI_2_DI PWM4_3 SB2_DAT SENSOR2_12BITS SENSOR2_LVDS_VDHD UART3_5_RX
pad 70 S_GPIO6 [GPIO] PWM5_3 SB_CS SPI_2_CS
pad 71 S_GPIO7 [I2C_SCL_1] GPIO SENSOR_CCIR16BITS PWM6_3 SB_CK SDIO2_D2 SENSOR_CCIR8BITS SPI_2_CLK
pad 72 S_GPIO8 [I2C_SDA_1] GPIO PWM7_3 SB_DAT SDIO2_D3 SENSOR2_MCLK_2ND SPI_2_DO
pad 96 L_GPIO0 [GPIO] LCD_DE_ENABLE PWM11_5
pad 97 L_GPIO1 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_HVLD_VVLD LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS PICNT2_1
pad 98 L_GPIO2 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_HVLD_VVLD LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS SP_CLK_2
pad 99 L_GPIO3 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_FIELD LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS
pad 100 L_GPIO4 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS
pad 101 L_GPIO5 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS
pad 102 L_GPIO6 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS
pad 103 L_GPIO7 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS
pad 104 L_GPIO8 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601_16BITS LCD_CCIR656_16BITS LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_RGB_16BITS
pad 105 L_GPIO9 [GPIO]
pad 128 D_GPIO0 [GPIO] ETH_LED1
pad 129 D_GPIO1 [GPIO] ETH_LED1
pad 130 D_GPIO2 [GPIO]
pad 131 D_GPIO3 [GPIO] PWM4_4 SB3_3_CS SP_CLK_3
pad 132 D_GPIO4 [GPIO] PWM5_4 SB3_3_CK SP_CLK2_3
pad 133 D_GPIO5 [ETH_LED2] GPIO PWM6_4 SB3_3_DAT
pad 134 D_GPIO6 [ETH_LED2] GPIO PWM7_4
pad 135 D_GPIO7 [GPIO] PWM11_4
pad 160 H_GPIO0 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT0] GPIO SENSOR_CCIR_2 SENSOR_12BITS
pad 161 H_GPIO1 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT0] GPIO SENSOR_CCIR_2 SENSOR_12BITS
pad 162 H_GPIO2 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT1] GPIO SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 163 H_GPIO3 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT1] GPIO SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 164 H_GPIO4 [MIPI_LVDS_CLK0] GPIO SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 165 H_GPIO5 [MIPI_LVDS_CLK0] GPIO SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 166 H_GPIO6 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT2] GPIO PWM8_3 SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 167 H_GPIO7 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT2] GPIO PWM9_3 SENSOR_LVDS_VDHD2 SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 168 H_GPIO8 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT3] GPIO PWM10_3 SENSOR_LVDS_VDHD2 SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 169 H_GPIO9 [MIPI_LVDS_DAT3] GPIO I2C_2_SCL PWM11_3 SENSOR_12BITS SENSOR_CCIR16BITS SENSOR_CCIR8BITS
pad 170 H_GPIO10 [GPIO] SENSOR_CCIR_2 I2C_2_SDA SENSOR_12BITS MIPI_LVDS_CLK1
pad 171 H_GPIO11 [GPIO] SENSOR_MCLK_2ND SENSOR_CCIR_2 SENSOR_12BITS MIPI_LVDS_CLK1
pad 192 A_GPIO0 [GPIO]
pad 193 A_GPIO1 [GPIO]
pad 194 A_GPIO2 [GPIO]
pad 224 DSI_GPIO0 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS ETH_MDIO PWM0_5 UART3_1_TX
pad 225 DSI_GPIO1 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS ETH_MDIO PWM1_5 UART3_1_RX
pad 226 DSI_GPIO2 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_6BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS UART3_1_RTS ETH_RMII PWM2_5 SDIO2_D0
pad 227 DSI_GPIO3 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_6BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS UART3_1_CTS ETH_RMII PWM3_5 SDIO2_D1
pad 228 DSI_GPIO4 [PWM4_5] GPIO LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_6BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS ETH_RMII SDIO2_D2 SPI2_1_CS
pad 229 DSI_GPIO5 [PWM5_5] GPIO LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_6BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS ETH_RMII SDIO2_D3 SPI2_1_CLK
pad 230 DSI_GPIO6 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_6BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS PWM6_5 SDIO2_CMD SPI2_1_DO
pad 231 DSI_GPIO7 [GPIO] LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_6BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS SPI2_1_DI ETH_RMII PWM7_5 SDIO2_CLK
pad 232 DSI_GPIO8 [GPIO] DMDAT0_2 LCD_NO_HVSYNC ETH_RMII
I2C3_3_SDA PWM8_5
pad 233 DSI_GPIO9 [GPIO] DMDAT1_2 LCD_NO_HVSYNC ETH_RMII
ETH_MDIO I2C3_3_SCL PWM9_5
pad 234 DSI_GPIO10 [GPIO] LCD_TE_ENABLE DMCLK_2 LCD_CCIR601 LCD_CCIR656 LCD_PARALLE_RGB565 LCD_PARALLE_RGB888 LCD_RGB_16BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_6BITS LCD_SERIAL_RGB_8BITS ETH_EXTPHYCLK ETH_MDIO PWM10_5
sansarus commentedon Oct 10, 2026
./ipctool reginfo
muxctrl_reg0 0xf0010000 0x2 TOP_REG0
muxctrl_reg1 0xf0010004 0x2000 TOP_REG1
muxctrl_reg2 0xf0010008 0 [TOP_REG2]
muxctrl_reg3 0xf001000c 0x105 TOP_REG3
muxctrl_reg4 0xf0010010 0 [TOP_REG4]
muxctrl_reg5 0xf0010014 0x51 TOP_REG5
muxctrl_reg6 0xf0010018 0x124000 TOP_REG6
muxctrl_reg7 0xf001001c 0x2d000 TOP_REG7
muxctrl_reg8 0xf0010020 0x1 TOP_REG8
muxctrl_reg9 0xf0010024 0x25 TOP_REG9
muxctrl_reg10 0xf0010028 0 [TOP_REG10]
muxctrl_reg11 0xf00100a0 0x7faf0 TOP_CGPIO
muxctrl_reg12 0xf00100a8 0x219ffff TOP_PGPIO
muxctrl_reg13 0xf00100b0 0x1e4e TOP_SGPIO
muxctrl_reg14 0xf00100b8 0x3ff TOP_LGPIO
muxctrl_reg15 0xf00100d0 0x79f TOP_DGPIO
muxctrl_reg16 0xf00100d8 0xc00 TOP_HGPIO
muxctrl_reg17 0xf00100e0 0x7 TOP_AGPIO
muxctrl_reg18 0xf00100e8 0x7cf TOP_DSIGPIO
sansarus commentedon Oct 10, 2026
cat /proc/nvt_info/nvt_pinmux/pinmux_summary
&top {
sdio{pinmux=<0x0>;};
sdio2{pinmux=<0x0>;};
sdio3{pinmux=<0x0>;};
nand{pinmux=<0x4>;};
sensor{pinmux=<0x220>;};
sensor2{pinmux=<0x0>;};
mipi_lvds{pinmux=<0xf01>;};
i2c{pinmux=<0x51>;};
sif{pinmux=<0x0>;};
uart{pinmux=<0xa5>;};
spi{pinmux=<0x0>;};
sdp{pinmux=<0x0>;};
remote{pinmux=<0x0>;};
pwm{pinmux=<0x4200000>;};
pwm2{pinmux=<0x210>;};
ccnt{pinmux=<0x0>;};
audio{pinmux=<0x0>;};
lcd{pinmux=<0x10000000>;};
tv{pinmux=<0x0>;};
eth{pinmux=<0x22>;};
misc{pinmux=<0x22>;};
};
sansarus commentedon Oct 10, 2026
cat /proc/nvt_info/nvt_pinmux/chip_id
0x7021
widgetii commentedon Oct 10, 2026
Thank you, this is exactly what was needed. Your NT98566 output agrees with the kernel's own
pinmux_summaryon every pad:pinmux_summaryreginfo --padsnand 0x4FSPI_*sensor 0x220SENSOR_MCLKmipi_lvds 0xf01i2c 0x51uart 0xa5pwm 0x4200000pwm2 0x210lcd 0x10000000eth 0x22ETH_LED2misc 0x22Every pad shown as carrying something is one the kernel configured, and every one it configured reads correctly. The raw gate bitmaps in
reginfoagree too: for example, CGPIO0x7faf0has exactly bits 0-3, 8, 10 and 19-22 clear. That makes NA51089 the first Novatek die verified on hardware.If you have a minute,
ipctool gpio scanwhile you toggle day/night mode in the web UI would also check the GPIO controller side. That is optional; the pad-mux side is done.docs: NA51089 pad-mux verified on hardware (#237) (#242)
sansarus commentedon Oct 13, 2026
ipctool gpio search
and
ioctool gpio set p_gpio8 1
works yet
widgetii commentedon Oct 13, 2026
Thanks! I read "works yet" as "already works" (уже работает). If you meant "doesn't work yet", please say so and paste what it printed.
Two notes:
gpio searchsubcommand; with one it prints the usage. I assume you rangpio scan.0x20 + 8):From
gpio scan, the first lines and any-->change lines you see while toggling day/night mode in the web UI would also help. If day/night changes a pad, that pad is the IR-cut, and its number is whatpossible ircutshould report.sansarus commentedon Oct 13, 2026
работает. и работает правильно.
с децимальной нумерацией в стоке группы и пины совпадают.
widgetii commentedon Oct 13, 2026
Спасибо! Отмечу в документации, что GPIO (
gpio set/get/scan) на NT98566 работает и нумерация совпадает со стоковой прошивкой.Thanks! I'll note in the docs that GPIO (
gpio set/get/scan) works on the NT98566 and its numbering matches the stock firmware.docs: Novatek GPIO reported working on NT98566 (#237) (#244)