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How to generate a blue screen through tvp5158

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armstrong james
Posted by armstrong james
on Jun 22 2011 10:21 AM
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Hi

 

I'm using tvp5158 for four channel video capturing. When  video source wasn't inserted into  one video channel, is it possible to generate a blue screen signal automatically from the tvp5158?

I writed 0x44 to register 0xa9, then writed 0x1 to register 0x24..

But , blue screen signal wasn't generated through tvp5158.

Thanks

TVP5158
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  • James Nave
    Posted by James Nave
    on Jun 22 2011 14:31 PM
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    Hello Armstrong,

    The first thing you need to do is select some other color than black so that you can easily see when it’s working.

    To select the color blue, modify the following register settings.

    - Write 29h to register 90h

    - Write F0h to register 91h

    - Write 6Eh to register 92h

    Lastly, you need to enable the blue screen mode as follows.

      - Write 44h to register A9h to enable the automatic blue screen mode, or

    - Write 48h to register A9h to enable the force blue screen mode

    In the automatic blue screen mode, the blue screen will be enabled whenever the TVP5158 loses horizontal and/or vertical lock.

    There is one known issue with using the automatic blue screen mode with a weak signal or any other input that’s hard to lock too.  If the TVP5158 horizontal and/or vertical lock is intermittent (i.e. not stable), then the blue screen may continually flash on and off.

    Regards,

    Jim

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  • armstrong james
    Posted by armstrong james
    on Jun 29 2011 03:40 AM
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    Hi Jim,

    Thanks.

    When I encoded  D1_PAL  video, I  found the size of  blue screen was 736X2100.  Could  tvp5158 output four blue screens  which size is 720x576? So,If one video channel of tvp5158 couldn't receive  video signal, tvp5158 would  create a blue screen to instead of  normal video output. 

    Armstrong.

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  • James Nave
    Posted by James Nave
    on Jun 29 2011 13:51 PM
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    Hello Armstrong,

    Each video channel has an independent blue screen output mode.  If one video channel is placed in the blue screen mode, it will have no effect on the other 3 channels.

    The blue screen mode only affects active video.  For unscaled D1 outputs, the size of active video and hence the blue screen is 720x576 for PAL.

    What output format (e.g. 4-Ch D1 line-interleaved) are you trying to use?

    Regards,

    Jim

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    Posted by armstrong james
    on Jul 26 2011 04:31 AM
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    Hi jim

    The value of register 0xb0 is 0xa0. So I'm using  4-Ch D1 line-interleaved output format . If  I disconnect the video connection  on tvp5158,  the  TVP5158_VDET flag will alway  be false.  Although I've set register 0xa9 to 0x48.  tvp5158 wouldn't output  bluescreen . 

     

    thanks

    Armstrong

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  • James Nave
    Posted by James Nave
    on Jul 26 2011 12:19 PM
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    Armstrong,

    What values are you writing to registers 90h, 91h and 92h?

    Regards,

    Jim

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    Posted by armstrong james
    on Jul 28 2011 21:58 PM
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    Hi Jim ,

    register  0x90 = 0x10

    register  0x91 = 0x80

    register  0x92 = 0x80

    register  0x93 = 0x00

    thanks

    Armstong

     

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    Posted by James Nave
    on Jul 28 2011 22:07 PM
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    Hello Armstrong,

    You need to select some other color than black so that you can more easily see when it’s working.

    To select the color blue, modify the following register settings.

    - Write 29h to register 90h

    - Write F0h to register 91h

    - Write 6Eh to register 92h

    Regards,

    Jim

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    Hi Jim

    The problem have been resolved, Thanks.

     

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