59.94 Hz instead of 60Hz

Thanks Paul.

Hi Nik,

You should be okay, please go ahead and run the configuration.

Regards,

Sanjeev

Thank you Paul, what did you mean should be ok? It's not 60Hz!?

I'm going to use 60Hz HDMI (vsync) signal with Pattern Source and work in Pattern Sequence mode and use Triger_Out2 from LC4500 to sync to trigger camera.

Hi Paul,

Somethings is definitely mis-synced. Please see below screenshot with my setup. And with 60Hz I should see 30Hz  output right? Or something regular.

and here is what I'm getting on the TRIG2_OUT - irregular pulses:

Thanks.

By any chance have you selected the 'Clear DMD after the exposure? This would add another 235us time, so your total display time become 16666 + 235 =  16901

16901 > 16683us.

The other option to ensure everything is setup properly is to ensure that the , Seq. Error or Seq Abort flags must be not lit, else DMD is not able to complete the display of the data, so you can adjust either pattern&pattern exposure to a smaller number or adjust the actual frame-rate on the graphics card.

Regards,
SAnjeev

Thank you SAnjeev,

No "'Clear DMD after the exposure" not selected (please see solution export).

Also there are no errors too.

APPCONFIG.VERSION.SUBMINOR 0x0 ;
APPCONFIG.VERSION.MINOR 0x0 ;
APPCONFIG.VERSION.MAJOR 0x3 ;
DEFAULT.FIRMWARE_TAG 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.AUTOSTART 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.DISPMODE 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.SHORT_FLIP 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.LONG_FLIP 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.TRIG_OUT_1.POL 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.TRIG_OUT_1.RDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.TRIG_OUT_1.FDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.TRIG_OUT_2.POL 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.TRIG_OUT_2.WIDTH 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.TRIG_IN_1.DELAY 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.TRIG_IN_2.POL 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.RED_STROBE.RDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.RED_STROBE.FDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.GRN_STROBE.RDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.GRN_STROBE.FDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.BLU_STROBE.RDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.BLU_STROBE.FDELAY 0xbb ;
DEFAULT.INVERTDATA 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.LEDCURRENT_RED 0x5 ;
DEFAULT.LEDCURRENT_GRN 0x5 ;
DEFAULT.LEDCURRENT_BLU 0x5 ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.PAT_EXPOSURE 0x411a ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.PAT_PERIOD 0x411a ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.PAT_MODE 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.TRIG_MODE 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.PAT_REPEAT 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.NUM_SPLASH 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.SPLASHLUT        0x0 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.NUM_LUT_ENTRIES 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.PATTERNCONFIG.NUM_PATTERNS 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.SEQPATLUT 0x44809 0x44809 ;
DEFAULT.LED_ENABLE_MAN_MODE 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.MAN_ENABLE_RED_LED 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.MAN_ENABLE_GRN_LED 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.MAN_ENABLE_BLU_LED 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.PORT 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.BPP 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.PIX_FMT 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.PORT_CLK 0x0 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.ABC_MUX 0x4 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.PIX_MODE 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.SWAP_POL 0x1 ;
DEFAULT.PORTCONFIG.FLD_SEL 0x0 ;
PERIPHERALS.I2CADDRESS[0] 0x34 ;
PERIPHERALS.I2CADDRESS[1] 0x3a ;
DATAPATH.SPLASHSTARTUPTIMEOUT 0x1388 ;
DATAPATH.SPLASHATSTARTUPENABLE 0x0 ;
MACHINE_DATA.COLORPROFILE_0_BRILLIANTCOLORLOOK 0x0 ;

Thank you Paul,

But, I've never seen this functionality for NVidia card (at least for Ubuntu 16.04).