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TDA2EG-17: TDA2EG-17 How to IPu HDMI Output

Part Number: TDA2EG-17
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TS3DV642

HI master:

     sdk: processor_sdk_vision_03_05_00_00  

     my board boot as linux target,

     

The customer needs the same HDMI to be divided into two HDMI channels through ts3dv642, namely hmdi to VGA and HDMI to LVDS (ds90ub929). When switching to LVDS, HDMI can output signals (measured by oscilloscope). However, when switching to VGA, M4 IPU cannot output signals. If the HDP pin is pulled high or low, or from low to high, the IPU M4 cannot output the signal.

Found by printing the HDMI register. When there is no output signal, the value of the HDMI_WP_ PWR_Ctrl register is 0x9a. When the signal can be output when the hmdi is converted to LVDS, the value of the HDMI_WP_ PWR_Ctrl register is 0XAA. The values of other registers are the same. I don't know how hmdi can output signals when the receiver is VGA.

HDMI_WP_ PWR_Ctrl:

Reserved reserved. R 0x0

7:4 reserved see device HDMI addendum for bit description R 0x0

3:2 PLL PWR CMD command for power control of the HDMI PLL control RW 0x0

Module

0x0: command to change to off state

(PLL PWR CMD off signal)

0x1: command to change to on state for PLL (dcoclk

Is power down (PLL? PWR? CMD? On? HS? CLK signal)

0x3: command to change to on state for PLL (no

Dcoclkldo / clkdcoldo clock output to the hdmiphy (PLL? PWR? CMD? On? Div signal)

0x2: command to change to on state for PLL

(PLL PWR CMD on all signal)

1:0 PLL? PWR? Status of the power control of the HDMI PLL control R 0x0

Module

0x0: HDMI PLL control module in off state

0x1: HDMI PLL control module in on state for PLL

0x3: HDMI PLL control module in on state for PLL (no

Clock output to the hdmi-phy)

0x2: HDMI PLL control module in on state for PLL

  • Hi,

    Have you checked by directly connecting HDMI output to DVI via an HDMI2DVI converter cable?

    Regards, Sujith

  • Hi,

    I haven't heard back from you, I'm assuming you were able to resolve your issue. If not, just post a reply below (or create a new thread if the thread has locked due to time-out). 

    Regards, Sujith