TABLE 2. FPD85310 Programmable Register Definition (Continued)

Control

Registers

EEPROM

Address

The control registers provide mode setting information to the input and output interfaces.

[3]

Enable/Disable Virtual 8-bit (8-bit input only)

“0” = Virtual 8-bit enabled

“1” = Virtual 8-bit disabled (Truncate LSBs)

[4]

Eight/Six Bit Video

“0” = Six Bit Video

“1” = Eight Bit Video

[6:5]

Power-up Delay (TEST2 must be “0”)

“00” = Outputs active after second VSYNC

“01” = Outputs active after third VSYNC

“10” = Outputs active after fourth VSYNC

“11” = Outputs active after fifth VSYNC

[7]

White Data Generation

“0” = No white data generation

“1” = Enables white data generation during vertical blanking

Vertical

Backporch (11

bits)

DA, D9

# of HSYNCS from VSYNC falling edge until start of video

Horizontal

Backporch (11

bits)

D8, D7

# of 65 MHz clocks after the falling edge of HSYNC until start of video

General

Purpose Output

Registers

(9 sets)

See

Table 3

EEPROM

Memory

Map

The GPO registers provide complete control over placement of control edges/strobes within the

data frame. The GPO timing registers (Vertical Start, Vertical Duration, Horizontal Start, and

Horizontal Duration) define the control timing relative to the internal line and pixel counters. The

line counter corresponds to the line being displayed. The pixel counter corresponds to the pixel

output each line. The Control Register provides polarity selection and/or generation of a line to

line frame-to-frame alternating signal (REV). Each General Purpose Output can be uniquely

configured. See the GPO programming examples for details.

- GPO [0] provides for the data inversion function enabled by bit 3 of the Output Format Control

Register

- GPO [8] provides programmable data and clock blanking

Vertical Start

(11 bits)

Line # at which GPO [X] control generation begins

Vertical

Duration

(11 bits)

# lines GPO [X] control generation continues

(if “0”, Vertical component is always on)

Horizontal Start

(10 bits)

Internal count (pixel counter) at which GPO [X] goes active to be triggered on rising edge of the

OCLK

Note: If control register [1] = “1”, start position will be moved by 1 pixel clock

Horizontal

Duration

(11 bits)

# Pixel Clocks/2 GPO [X] is active after Horizontal Start

(if “0”, Horizontal component is always on)

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