Timing Regeneration Example with Selective Signals Overridden - 6.2 English

Table: Example Horizontal Detection Register Outputs shows the detection register values for the source video timing in This Figure . Programming the horizontal generation registers to the values shown in Table: Example Horizontal Generation Register Inputs will result in the video timing signal outputs shown in This Figure .

Notice that all polarities bits are High in the Detection Polarity Register, signifying that all inputs are detected to have an active-High polarity.

Notice, in the Control Register, that bit 2 is set to enable generation, bit 3 is set to enable detection and bit 5 is set to enable synchronizing the generated output to the detected inputs.

The Horizontal Size ( ACTIVE_HSIZE_SRC ) Source Select (bit 9 of the Control Register) is set to 1. All other source selects are Low, signifying that all other detection registers should be used.

Also notice that the polarity of the output horizontal synchronization has been changed to active-Low by clearing bit 3 of the Generator Polarity Register.

IMPORTANT: All generated outputs remain synchronized to the inputs. The only changes made to the output are to the horizontal synchronization polarity and to the active video start and stop times.

The following C code shows how to configure the register values in Table: Example Horizontal Generation Register Inputs using the Video Timing Controller driver.

XVtc Vtc;                      /* Device driver instance */

XVtc_Signal SignalCfg;         /* VTC Signal configuration */

XVtc_Polarity Polarity;        /* Polarity configuration */

XVtc_SourceSelect SourceSelect;/* Source Selection configuration */

XVtc_Config *VtcCfgPtr;

VtcCfgPtr = XVtc_LookupConfig(VTC_DEVICE_ID);

XVtc_CfgInitialize(&Vtc, VtcCfgPtr, VtcCfgPtr->BaseAddress);

/* Setup the VTC Source Select config structure. */

/* 1=Generator registers are source */

/* 0=Detector  registers are source */

memset((void *)&SourceSelect, 0, sizeof(SourceSelect));

SourceSelect.VBlankPolSrc      = 0;

SourceSelect.VSyncPolSrc       = 0;

SourceSelect.HBlankPolSrc      = 0;

SourceSelect.HSyncPolSrc       = 1;

SourceSelect.ActiveVideoPolSrc = 0;

SourceSelect.ActiveChromaPolSrc= 0;

SourceSelect.VChromaSrc     = 0;

SourceSelect.VActiveSrc     = 1;

SourceSelect.VBackPorchSrc  = 0;

SourceSelect.VSyncSrc       = 0;

SourceSelect.VFrontPorchSrc = 0;

SourceSelect.VTotalSrc      = 0;

SourceSelect.HActiveSrc     = 0;

SourceSelect.HBackPorchSrc  = 0;

SourceSelect.HSyncSrc       = 0;

SourceSelect.HFrontPorchSrc = 0;

SourceSelect.HTotalSrc      = 0;

/* Setup the VTC Polarity config structure. */

memset((void *)&Polarity, 0, sizeof(Polarity));

Polarity.ActiveChromaPol = 1;

Polarity.ActiveVideoPol  = 1;

Polarity.VBlankPol       = 1;

Polarity.VSyncPol        = 1;

Polarity.HBlankPol       = 1;

Polarity.HSyncPol        = 0;

/* Setup the VTC Signal config structure. */

memset((void *)&SignalCfg, 0, sizeof(XVtc_Signal));

SignalCfg.OriginMode        = 1;//Set Frame Origin to Start of Active Video

SignalCfg.HTotal            = 7;

SignalCfg.HActiveStart      = 0;

SignalCfg.HFrontPorchStart  = 1;// Active Video Width

SignalCfg.HSyncStart        = 3;// Active Video Width + FP Width

SignalCfg.HBackPorchStart   = 4;// Active Video Width + FP Width + Sync Width

SignalCfg.V0Total           = 8;

SignalCfg.V0ChromaStart     = 0;

SignalCfg.V0ActiveStart     = 0;

SignalCfg.V0FrontPorchStart = 4;// Active Video Height

SignalCfg.V0SyncStart       = 5;// Active Video Height + FP_Width

SignalCfg.V0BackPorchStart  = 6;// Active Video Height + FP Width + Sync Width

/* Write VTC config to HW */

XVtc_RegUpdate(&VTC);

XVtc_SetPolarity(&Vtc, &Polarity);

XVtc_SetGenerator(&Vtc, &SignalCfg);

XVtc_SetSource(&Vtc, &SourceSelect);

XVtc_EnableSync&Vtc);// Synchronize the Generator to the Detector

/* Enable VTC Generator and Detector*/

XVtc_Enable(&Vtc);