DHCOM Settings: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 10:09, 8 May 2012

The Hardware settings could be configured via the DHCOM settings file in flash memory. The file contains the following settings:

Supported by

Settings Name:	Description:	Unit:
VALIDATION_ID	„DH“
DISPLAY_ID	unique ID of Display
LENGTH	Length of the settings block
X_RESOLUTION	Display x resolution	pixel
Y_RESOLUTION	Display y resolution	pixel
PIXEL_CLOCK	Pixel clock	kHz
LCD_CONFIG_FLAGS	LCD Configuration Register	see description
HSW	Horizontal synchronization pulse width	pixel clocks
VSW	Vertical synchronisation pulse width	line clocks
HFP	Horizontal front porch	pixel clocks
HBP	Horizontal back porch	pixel clocks
VFP	Vertical front porch	line clocks
VBP	Vertical back porch	line clocks
DATALINES	count of datalines	number of datalines
ACB	AC Bias frequency
ACBI	AC Bias transitions per interrupt

GPIO_DIR	DHCOM GPIO default direction register	see description
GPIO_STATE	DHCOM GPIO default state register	see description
HW_CONFIG_FLAGS	Hardware Configuration Register	see description

Note to PIXEL_CLOCK: Only the following pixel clock frequencies are possible:

Settings Name:	Description:	Unit:
IVS	Inverted Vertical Sync Pulse	0 active high / 1 active low
IHS	Inverted Horizontal Sync	0 active high / 1 active low
IPC	Inverted Pixel Clock	0 Data is sampled on rising edge / 1 Data is sampled on falling edge
IOE	Inverted Output Enable	0 active high / 1 active low
IDATA	Inverted Data	0 active high / 1 active low
ACT_PAS	Active or passiv matrix display	0 passiv / 1active
PWM_POL	PWM polarity	0 low state backlight off and high state backlight on / 1 low state backlight on and high state backlight off
BL_EN_GPIO	Backlight enable GPIO number	0 no backlight enable GPIO / 1 DHCOM GPIO_A / 2 DHCOM GPIO_B / … / 9 = DHCOM GPIO_I
IBL	Inverted Backlight Enable	0 active high / 1 active low

Settings Name:	Description:	Unit:
GPIO_A_STATE	DHCOM GPIO_A default state if dir = output	1 high / 0 low
GPIO_B_STATE	DHCOM GPIO_B default state if dir = output	1 high / 0 low
…
GPIO_I_STATE	DHCOM GPIO_I default state if dir = output	1 high / 0 low

Settings Name:	Description:	Unit:
SILENT_MODE	Disable Bootloader messages on FFUART	0 enabled FFUART outputs / 1 disabled FFUART outputs
UPDATE_DEV	Configures auto update storage devices	0b000000 All Update Medias disabled 0bxxxxx1 Update via MicroSD Slot 0bxxxx1x Update via SD/MMC Slot 0bxxx1xx Update via USB Host 1 0bxx1xxx Update via USB OTG 0bx1xxxx Update via USB Host 2 0b1xxxxx Update via Ethernet
LCD_MODE	Enable Bootloader messages on LCD Display	1 enabled / 1 disabled
DIS_CON	Disable Bootloader console on FFUART	0 console enabled / 1 console disabled

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-== DHCOM settings ==
+__toc__
 The Hardware settings could be configured via the DHCOM settings file in flash memory. The file contains the following settings:
 :[[Image:DHCOM Settings Block.png|1000px]]
-(Supported from U-Boot v1.11.0.1 or higher)
+Supported by
+* U-Boot DH VERSION v1.11.0.1 or higher for iMX25
+* U-Boot DH VERSION v0.7.0.0 or higher for AM35x
-'''Settings Block description:'''
+== Settings Block description: ==
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 :*6.650MHz
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+== LCD_CONFIG_FLAGS description: ==
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-'''GPIO_DIR description:'''
+== GPIO_DIR description: ==
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-'''GPIO_STATE description:'''
+== GPIO_STATE description: ==
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-'''HW_CONFIG_FLAGS description:'''
+== HW_CONFIG_FLAGS description: ==
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