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SN65DSI84: A small part color issue with using SN65DSI84

Part Number: SN65DSI84
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: DSI-TUNER

Hello sir,

one of my customers is using SN65DSI84 and met the following issue: part of the panel has color issue to show two different colors in this part. May i ask for the reason?

Thanks for your support!

Thanks for your support!

  • Hi Wenting,

    Please share the panel datasheet as well as the settings in the DSI-Tuner (reference this FAQ: https://e2e.ti.com/support/interface/f/138/t/918890)

    Regards,

    I.K. 

  • 5706.M215OG64-183-1901 带TP(CSOT).pdf

    //=====================================================================
    // Filename   : CSRold.txt
    //
    //   (C) Copyright 2013 by Texas Instruments Incorporated.
    //   All rights reserved.
    //
    //=====================================================================
    0x09              0x00
    0x0A              0x05
    0x0B              0x28
    0x0D              0x00
    0x10              0x26
    0x11              0x00
    0x12              0x59
    0x13              0x00
    0x18              0x6c
    0x19              0x00
    0x1A              0x03
    0x1B              0x00
    0x20              0x80
    0x21              0x07
    0x22              0x00
    0x23              0x00
    0x24              0x00
    0x25              0x00
    0x26              0x00
    0x27              0x00
    0x28              0x21
    0x29              0x00
    0x2A              0x00
    0x2B              0x00
    0x2C              0x2f
    0x2D              0x00
    0x2E              0x00
    0x2F              0x00
    0x30              0x0f
    0x31              0x00
    0x32              0x00
    0x33              0x00
    0x34              0x2f
    0x35              0x00
    0x36              0x00
    0x37              0x00
    0x38              0x00
    0x39              0x00
    0x3A              0x00
    0x3B              0x00
    0x3C              0x00
    0x3D              0x00
    0x3E              0x00
    
    
    The PLL_EN bit and SOFT_RESET bit are not set as they need to be set per the recommended sequence defined in the datasheet

  • Hello I.K, 

    Actually, the setting is checked by you related to the post https://e2e.ti.com/support/interface/f/138/t/900368. I've sent you a customer setting through email then. May I ask in this case, is ithe issue caused by customer platform setting not marching to DSI-TUNER setting? If so, which part is not marched to cause this kind of color issue, for example, any clock.?

    Thanks for your advice.

    Best regards,

    wenting 

  • These settings look okay. Can you try enabling the test pattern to see if there's still a color issue? The test pattern can be enabled with the DSI-Tuner by checking the "Test Pattern" box and regenerating the settings. 

    The test pattern should look like this:

    Regards,

    I.K.

  • It looks like there's some discoloring with the test pattern too. Can you try changing CHA and CHB to Format 1 with the test pattern and see if this changes the color (please include another picture)?

    Regards,

    I.K.

  • the  register  0x18  value   changed fram  0x6c  to 0x6f  ,but  the color  as well as old.

  • register  0x18  value   changed fram  0x6c  to 0x6f

  • the white color is  normal  changing CHA and CHB to Format 1 with the test pattern.

  • That is interesting. The test pattern looks correct after you changed it to Format 1. According to your panel datasheet though it should be Format 2 like you had originally. The information in the panel datasheet may be incorrect. 

    Can you keep it in Format 1 (0x18 = 0x6F) and turn off the test pattern and go back to displaying video from your DSI source? Does the color still look incorrect?

    Regards,

    I.K. 

  •     the result  as this picture when keep it in Format 1 (0x18 = 0x6F) and turn off the test pattern and go back to displaying video from your DSI source

  • Okay now it looks worse than before.

    Can you check if there are any error bits in register 0xE5 being set? Clear this register by writing 0xFF to it before reading it.

    Also, are you seeing this issue on multiple units? Do any units show the color correctly? 

    Regards,

    I.K. 

  • 1. Read back all resisters and confirm they were correctly written    --OK

    2. Write 0xFF to register 0xE5 to clear the error registers, then read register 0xE5,the value is 0x00