The following figure show the subsystem configuration screen.
Figure 1. Configuration Screen
- Component Name
- The Component name is used as the top-level wrapper file name for the core. The underlying netlist still retains its original name. Names must begin with a letter and must be composed from the following characters: a through z, 0 through 9, and "_". The name is used as internal module name and should not be used for the component name. The default is v_dp_rxss1_0.
- Mode
- Selects the desired resolution for the DisplayPort IP. Options are SST or MST.
- Video Interface
- Selects the AXI4-Stream or native for the input video interface.
- MST Streams
- Selects the maximum number of streams in MST mode.
- Lane Count
- Selects the maximum number of lanes.
- Bits Per Color
- Selects the desired maximum bit per component (BPC).
- Link Rate
- Selects the maximum link rate possible on the DP link in terms of Gb/s.
- Include AXI IIC
- Select to include AXI IIC in DisplayPort subsystem.
- Include Video EDID
- When enabled, includes Video EDID IP (refer to the Video EDID section for more details) inside subsystem. This IP can be programmed with EDID which is advertised by the RX subsystem to DP sources (TX). When disabled, the RX subsystem exposes I2C interface to connect external Video EDID IP.
- Include Clocking Wizard
- When selected, the Clocking Wizard IP is included inside subsystem to
derive
rx_dec_clk
fromrx_lnk_clk
. If not selected,rx_dec_clk
is expected as an input by the subsystem. This option is applicable only for Versal devices (refer to section Versal Device Support). - Enable FEC
- Enables FEC interface to connect external FEC decoder and enables required internal data processing logic needed for FEC.
- Enable DSC
- Enables DSC interface to connect external DSC IP and enables required internal data processing logic needed for DSC.
- Link Rate
- Selects the desired link rate in Gbps.
- Enable Support for YUV420 ColorFormat
- Enables support for YUV420 color format. When YUV420 color format is selected, by default, SDP is enabled.
- Output PPC with YUV420 Support
- Valid values are 4, 8PPC. This option is enabled only when YUV420 is enabled and selecting 8 will enable 8K at 60 fps resolution.
- Enable eDP
- Enables required internal logic to support mandatory features of eDP (according to the VESA specification).
- Enable HDCP 1.3 Encryption
- Enables the HDCP 1.3 encryption.
- Enable HDCP 2.3 Encryption
- Enables the HDCP 2.2/2.3 encryption.
- Enable SDP including Audio
- Enables the secondary data packet (SDP) support including audio.
- Audio Channels
- Selects the number of audio channels.
- AUX I/O Buffer location
- Selects the buffer location for AUX channel.
- AUX I/O Type
- Selects the Bidirectional or Unidirectional buffer type.