DLPC300：The DLPC300 uses Multiple Bit Depth and Multiple Color Pattern Sequences

Dear engineer, I have a question for you. I have DLPC300 and DLP3000 chips and a finished board. Now I have an FPGA, MSP430, DLPC300 and an ST ARM (M4) on my board, but I don't have a TMS320DM365 on the board.

I want to implement multi-bit depth and multi-color mode sequences. I have seen the operation method provided by TI officially using DLP LightCrafter GUI to download to TMS320DM365 via USB, and then parse to DLPC300 chip through TMS320DM365. Since I don't have a chip on my board, the TMS320DM365, I was wondering if I could use an FPGA, msp430, and my ARM (M4 core) to complete a multi-bit depth and multi-color pattern sequence.

Second point: Or can you provide the source code for the FPGA and TMS320DM365? I'll see if I can modify it myself, because I only found the source code for the chip MSP430, but not the source code for the FPGA and TMS320DM365. Because I use a different FPGA, I can't use the .rbf file provided by your company, which needs to be developed from scratch.

I happened to find some information on the Internet about multi-bit depth and multicolor pattern sequences (link: Creating Multiple Bit Depth and Multiple Color Pattern Sequences for the DLP® Li (Rev. A)), Chapter 3.2 says that multi-bit depth and multicolor pattern sequences can be performed without DM365, using .lua files, but I don't understand how to use the large amount of hexadecimal data written in the file. I couldn't find any relevant documents, so I asked for your help.

Hello Austin Snyder,

Yes, this is a duplicate of your link, because the first time I posted I posted in Chinese, I changed it to English.

Closing this thread,