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Camera: Galayou G7
Paul Philippov edited this page Feb 22, 2025
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https://www.galayou-store.com/G7
- SoC: Ingenic T23N
- Image Sensor: SC2336
- Wi-Fi Module: Altobeam ATBM6012X
- Flash Chip: NOR 8MB
- Power: 5V DC USB-C
Required Materials:
- Galayou G7 (T23)
- Micro SD card
- USB-TTL adapter (optional, for monitoring progress)
- Small tool for shorting flash pins
- Download and write U-Boot to the SD card, following this guide:
wget https://github.com/gtxaspec/u-boot-ingenic/releases/download/uboot-xb1-2024-12-19/u-boot-isvp_t23n_msc0_mmc1bit.bin dd if=u-boot-isvp_t23n_msc0_mmc1bit.bin of=/dev/sdX bs=512 seek=34
- Download the firmware and place it on the SD card:
wget https://github.com/themactep/thingino-firmware/releases/download/firmware-2024-12-20/thingino-galayou_g7_t23n_atbm6012bx.bin
- Rename the downloaded file to
autoupdate-full.bin
- Copy it to the root of the SD card
- Rename the downloaded file to
- Open the camera housing
- Locate the flash memory chip on the PCB
- Follow these steps in order:
- Power off the camera
- Insert the prepared SD card
- Locate pins 5-6 on the flash memory chip
- Short pins 5-6 (using a wire/jumper)
- Power on the camera
- Quickly release the short after powering on
Tip
Connecting a USB-TTL adapter to monitor the flashing progress via UART is recommended but not required.
- The camera should automatically begin the flashing process
- If using UART, you can monitor the progress
- Wait for the process to complete before powering off
If flashing doesn't start, verify:
- SD card is properly formatted
- Files are named correctly
- Short timing was correct (try again if needed)
- UART connection for monitoring progress