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DS90UB926Q-Q1: 926/948+983 can't lock

Part Number: DS90UB926Q-Q1
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ALP

Hi team,

In customer project, 983 works in independent link mode, the display content is input in the form of superframe, and output to two screens after filtering and cropping. One is 948, which is connected to 983's OUT0 , the other is 926QSEVB, connected to OUT1 of 983;

the screen of 948 could display normally,

but there are still problems  in 926QSEVB, 983 and 926 cannot be LOCK normally, and I2C cannot communicate normally.
Customer tried to use the ALP tool to connect the 926QSEVB. ALP can recognize the 926 normally, but 983 cannot be recognized. Using the ALP tool, the 926 registers can be read and written, and no obvious abnormality was found in the 926 registers; use the ALP tool to configure the 926 output Test pettern, when using the internal source, the PCLK/VS/HS/RGB pin has waveform output, when using the external source, the PCLK is high level (3.3V)

In addition, customer have also tried to use 941(change 983 to 941) to connect 926QSEVB in single link mode, but it can't LOCK normally, and I2C communication also can't work normally.

Based on our previous experience, after a simple setting, we can LOCK between adding and deserializing chips; may I ask if there are any settings to pay attention to in the 926, and if there is any way to debug the problem of not being able to LOCK

  • Hi Amelie, 

    What PCLK does the 926 have? It must be greater than 25MHz to link with the 983 in FPD3 mode. 

    Can you also provide the schematic of 926?

    If customer tried 941 as well, has there been any success with getting lock with 926 with other program/SER? I wonder if there is something high level on 926 side impacting ability to lock. 

    Regards, 
    Logan

  • Hi Logan,

    My name is Xinghan, I'm the BSP engineer.

    We had some progress on the lock issue. The optional Rosenberger HSD connector is used in our project, after removing the R68 and R71 on 926QSEVB, 926 can lock with 941, but the lock with 938 is not stable. We think the unstable lock status with 983 might be caused by some jump wires we add on 926QSEVB, we are debugging on it.

    We will let you know if we have more progress.

    Thanks!

  • Hi Yue, 

    Thanks for the update. Please let me know if anything else is needed from our side. 

    Regards, 

    Logan