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OMAP35x TO AM37x Hardware Migration Guide

Hi all,

In OMAP35x TO AM37x Hardware Migration Guide (http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP35x_To_AM37x_Hardware_Migration_Guide), it is mentioned that Display sub system data lines need to be muxed to SYSBOOT pins for operating AM37x in two modes (PCLK <60 MHz & PCLK >60 MHz).

It is mentioned as "Backward compatibility is maintained if your pixel clock on DSS interface is <= 60 MHz. But if your pixel clock is higher, 60< PCLK <= 75 MHz, you would need to use the High Speed Mode pinmux scheme. For all new AM37x designs, High Speed Mode pinmux scheme should be used. "

In our new design, we are making use of both small size LCD and HDMI moniter for display.

LCD pclk - less than 60 MHz

HDMI pclk - greater than 60 MHz

I have designed in schematics with both LCD & HDMI transceiver data lines configured in high speed mode pinmux scheme. Is that okay?

i.e d0-d5 (display side) --> d18-d23 (omap side)

    d6-d17(display side)--> d6-d17 (omap side)

  d18-d23(display side)-->sysboot(0,1,3,4,5,6)

Since I am not sure that LCD with pixel clock less than 60 MHz work in high speed mode pinmux scheme.

Thanks,

Karthik