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Settings can be changed by editing /etc/videocapture_settings.json. However the changes will not persist unless you write them to the flash. To ease saving these settings copy the file to /config/overlay/etc/videocapture_settings.json. The files in /config are mounted to the flash chip and will survive reboots.

"general_settings": {
	"flip_vertical": 0,			// 1 flips image along vertical axis, 0 disables
	"flip_horizontal": 0,		// 1 flips image along horizontal axis, 0 disables
	"show_timestamp": 1 		// 1 enables timestamp, 0 disables
},

On boot it is possible to put files on the sdcard and have them copied permanently to the configuration storage area of the camera.

You should create a directory called config on the sdcard.

Inside this directory create more directories. In particular create /config/overlay/etc and any files you want to write to the camera. For example to change the wifi module that is loaded create a file <SDCARD>/config/overlay/etc/openmiko.conf.

In openmiko.conf copy the default one from https://github.com/openmiko/openmiko/blob/master/overlay_minimal/etc/openmiko.conf and change the line that says WIFI_MODULE=8189fs to WIFI_MODULE=8189es.

0 - profile Constrained Baseline
1 - profile Main
2 - profile High

While the camera is started hold down reset button for at least 6 seconds. After 6 seconds the blue LED should turn on and pulse 3 heartbeats. The /config partition (which is mounted to the persistent flash memory itself) will be removed.