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DIGITAL-LOGIC AG

MSMVGA Manual V1.0

9

Supported VGA Modes

Mode:

Type:

Colors:

CRT:

Text:

Graphic:

DRAM:

Monitor:

Refresh/HR:

0,1

Text

16

ABC

40 x 25

320 x 200

256k

CGA

70 Hz

2,3

Text

16

ABC

80 x 25

640 x 200

256k

CGA

70 Hz

4,5

Graphic

4

ABC

40 x 25

320 x 200

256k

CGA

70 Hz

6

Graphic

2

ABC

80 x 25

640 x 200

256k

CGA

70 Hz

7+

Text

Mono

ABC

80 x 25

720 x 350

256k

HGC

70 Hz

D

Planar

16

ABC

40 x 25

320 x 200

256k

CGA

70 Hz

E

Planar

16

ABC

80 x 25

640 x 200

256k

CGA

70 Hz

F

Planar

Mono

ABC

80 x 25

640 x 350

256k

EGA

70 Hz

10

Planar

16

ABC

80 x 25

640 x 350

256k

EGA

70 Hz

11

Planar

2

ABC

80 x 30

640 x 480

256k

VGA

60 Hz

12/12+ Planar

16

ABC/BC

80 x 30

640 x 480

256k

VGA

60 Hz/72Hz

13

Planar

256

ABC

40 x 25

320 x 200

256k

CGA

70 Hz (not 8 Bit Bus)

20

4 Bit Lin

16

ABC

80 x 30

640 x 480

512k

VGA

60 Hz

22

4 Bit Lin

16

BC

100 x 37

800 x 600

512k

SVGA

60 Hz

30

8 Bit Lin

256

ABC

80 x 30

640 x 480

512k

VGA

60 Hz/72 Hz

32

8 Bit Lin

256

BC

100 x 37

800 x 600

512k

SVGA

60 Hz/72 Hz

60

Text

16

ABC

132 x 25 1056 x 400

256k

MGA

68 Hz

61

Text

16

ABC

132 x 50 1056 x 400

256k

MGA

68 Hz

72

Planar

16

C

128 x 48 1024 x 768

512k

HVGA

60 Hz

79

Packed

256

ABC

80 x 30

640 x 480

512k

VGA

72 Hz

7C

Packed

256

BC

100 x 37

800 x 600

512k

SVGA

72 Hz

supported on MSM486DX boards version 4.0 with 1Mbyte videoram.

24

4 Bit Lin

16

C

128 x 48 1024 x 768

1024k

HiVGA

60 Hz

26

4 Bit Lin

16

BC

128 x 48 1024 x 768

1024k

HiVGA

43 Hz

34

8 Bit Lin

256

C

128 x 48 1024 x 768

1024k

HiVGA

60 Hz

36

8 Bit Lin

256

BC

128 x 48 1024 x 768

1024k

HiVGA

43 Hz

40

15 Bit Lin 32k

ABC

80 x 30

640 x 480

1024k

VGA

60 Hz

41

16 Bit Lin 64k

ABC

80 x 30

640 x 480

1024k

VGA

60 Hz

7E

Packed

256

C

128 x 48 1024 x 768

1024k

HiVGA

60 Hz

A = PS/2 fixed frequency analog monitor;
B = Multifrequency CRT monitor like NEC Multisynch 3D or eq.
C = Nanao/EIZO 9070, NEC Multisynch 5D, or eq.

Simultaneous Flatpanel / CRT Display

The 65540/45 provides simultaneous display operation with Multi-Sync variable frequency or PS/2
fixed frequency CRT monitors and single panel-single drive LCDs (LCD-SS), dual panel-single drive
LCDs (LCD-DS), dual panel-dual drive LCDs (LCD-DD) and plasma and EL panels (which contains
single panel-single drive interfaces). Single drive panels sequence data in the same manner as CRTs
so the 65540/45 provides simultaneous display with CRTs and LCD-SS, LCD-DS, plasma or EL
panels by driving the panels with CRT timing. No external hardware is required. In contrast, LCD-DD
panels require video data alternating between separate locations in the memory. In addition, a dual-
drive panel requires data from both locations simultaneously. The 65540/45 also provides
simultaneous display with LCD-DD and CRT monitors without using external VRAMs.

The internal VRAM frame buffers offer significant advantages relative to competitors' DRAM frame
buffers. A DRAM frame accelerator requires that the flatpanel is refreshed at double of the CRTs
vertical refresh rate. Therefore, an expensive 6.3 MHz LCD (with 120 Hz panel vertical refresh rate) is
required for simultaneous display with 60 Hz CRT monitors when a DRAM frame buffer is used. Due
to its higher bandwidth relative to DRAMS, a VRAM frame buffer can refresh both the flatpanel and
CRT at the same vertical refresh rate. Therefore, inexpensive 3 MHz and 6 MHz LCDs (in addition to
6.3 MHz LCDs) can be used for simultaneous display with 60 Hz and 72 Hz CRT monitors when a
VRAM frame buffer is used.

Summary of Contents for MSMVGA

Page 1: ...PC 104 Peripheral boards MSMVGA 65545 based VGA LCD controller 260399 1 Nordstrasse 11 F CH 4542 Luterbach Tel 41 0 32 681 53 33 Fax 41 0 32 681 53 31 TECHNICAL USER S MANUAL FOR ...

Page 2: ...der a license agreement and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of that agreement REVISION HISTORY Prod Serialnumber From To Product Version Document Version Date Vis Modification Remarks News Attention V1 0 V0 1b 01 99 JM Initial Version V0 2 02 99 JM Jumper Location V1 0 V1 0 03 99 JM Released Version Registration Form Please register your product under http www digitallogic ...

Page 3: ...R LOCATION ON THE BOARD 13 6 1 The Jumpers on this MICROSPACE product 13 6 1 1 Flatpanel Interface 13 6 1 2 Standby the VGA Controller 13 6 1 3 Selection of the BIOS Address 13 6 1 4 16 Bit CPU Interface 13 6 1 5 Selection of the Flash Sector 14 6 1 6 VEE Generator supply 14 6 1 7 Enable VEE Output at the J4 14 6 2 Jumper Locations 15 7 SPECIAL PERIPHERALS CONFIGURATION FUNCTIONS 16 7 1 Onboard BI...

Page 4: ...representations or warranties with respect to the content of this manual and specifically disclaims any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose DIGITAL LOGIC AG shall under no circumstances be liable for incidental or consequential damages or related expenses resulting from the use of this product even if it has been notified of the possibility of such damage DIGI...

Page 5: ...l charge provided that the product is returned shipping prepaid to DIGITAL LOGIC AG All replaced parts and products become property of DIGITAL LOGIC AG Before returning any product for repair customers are required to contact the company This limited warranty does not extend to any product which has been damaged as a result of accident misuse abuse such as use of incorrect input voltages wrong cab...

Page 6: ...Contrast Control 10kOhm software controlled resistor with 100 steps Backlight Control 10kOhm software controlled resistor with 100 steps Frame Buffer 64k advanced frame buffer architecture Supported Standard Panels CRT simultaneous with with MultiBIOS 1 MONO STN 2 TFT FP 3 STN Color FP 4 EL Panel see also Flatpanel Support Manual by DIGITAL LOGIC AG list with already adapted flatpanels Bus Standar...

Page 7: ... write buffer and minimum wait state reads internal asynchronous FIFO design Mixed 3 3 V 5 0 V 10 Operation Supports panel resolutions up to 1280 x 1024 including 800x600 and 1024x768 Supports non interlaced CRT monitors with resolutions up to 1024 x 768 256 colors True color and Hi color display capability with flatpanels and CRT monitors up to 640x480 resolution Direct interface to Color and Mon...

Page 8: ...6 226 981 256 185 193 1 MB yes 1280x1024 16 256K 16 61 n a n a 1 MB n a Notes 1 Larger color palettes and simultaneous colors can be displayed on 12 Bit 18 Bit and 24 Bit TFT panels via the 65540 545 video input port 2 Includes dithering 3 Includes frame rate control 4 Colors are described as number of simultaneous on screen colors and number of unique colors available in the color palette 256K co...

Page 9: ...ABC 80 x 30 640 x 480 1024k VGA 60 Hz 7E Packed 256 C 128 x 48 1024 x 768 1024k HiVGA 60 Hz A PS 2 fixed frequency analog monitor B Multifrequency CRT monitor like NEC Multisynch 3D or eq C Nanao EIZO 9070 NEC Multisynch 5D or eq Simultaneous Flatpanel CRT Display The 65540 45 provides simultaneous display operation with Multi Sync variable frequency or PS 2 fixed frequency CRT monitors and single...

Page 10: ...specific adapted VGA BIOS Standard this product is equiped with the CRT standard VGABIOS To connect a LCD Display to this product you need to perform the following 1 Check the FP_LIST PDF if the LCD BIOS is available Get the latest VGA BIOS at our webpage http www digitallogic ch 4 SOFTWARE 4 1 Available Drivers he MICROSPACE Application CD contains a lot of various drivers CD drivers display vga4...

Page 11: ...the Connectors 5 1 VGA Connector Analog Interface for Monitors VGA Connector MICROSPACE Product Signal Name Sub D 15 pol MSMVGA L Pin No Header Pin No VGA red 1 32 VGA green 2 34 VGA blue 3 36 Horizontal Sync 13 38 Vertical Sync 14 39 Ground 7 31 Bridge 8 11 ...

Page 12: ... 28 P13 29 P14 30 P15 The Pin 9 is supplied from 12V J4 VGA Monitor CRT Signals J4 Header 15 pins HiDensity DSUB 40 Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin 32 VGA red Pin 1 Red Pin 34 VGA green Pin 2 Green Pin 36 VGA blue Pin 3 Blue Pin 38 Horizontal Synch Pin 13 H Synch Pin 39 Vertical Synch Pin 14 V Synch Pin 8 11 Bridge Pin 31 Ground Pin 7 Ground Pin 5 not connected Pin 33 LCD P20 Pin 35 LCD P21 Pin 37 LCD P...

Page 13: ...ller Standby the VGA Controller 1 2 2 3 J9 smd jumper Standby the VGA Controller StnBY active Default Standby 6 1 3 Selection of the BIOS Address Function Jumper Position Address Jumper Position Address J10 Selection of the BIOS Address FLASH Boot process Flash Operation 1 2 C000 2 3 C800 6 1 4 16 Bit CPU Interface 16 Bit CPU Interface Default 16 Bit J13 smd jumper SMEMR MEMR closed not used open ...

Page 14: ...IN B9 switch the Jumpers J25 and J26 to 2 3 With 12V at the VEE generator the stability of the VEE range is improved VEE Range 35V to 35V Jumper Function PIN PIN J25 VEE Generator supply 1 2 5V 2 3 12V J26 VEE Generator supply 1 2 5V 2 3 12V Default 6 1 7 Enable VEE Output at the J4 Pin 40 is selectable to output VEE supply or the P23 ATTENTION Select never the J27 to VEE Output if a LCD is connec...

Page 15: ...LOGIC AG MSMVGA Manual V1 0 15 6 2 Jumper Locations DIGITAL LOGIC AG MSMVGA V1 0 JMP LOCATION TOP SIDE 0299 JM J13 J14 J9 J8 J4 VGA LCD CONNECTOR J28 J29 J27 J6 R72 J25 J26 J18 J19 J10 U14 U13 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ...

Page 16: ...ply at the PC 104 BUS PIN B9 switch the Jumpers J25 and J26 to 2 3 With 12V at the VEE generator the stability of the VEE range is improved VEE Range 35V to 35V 7 1 2 Selection of the polarity VEE Some displays use positive other use negative BIAS voltages Refer to the datasheet of the flatpanel in order to find out the correct polarity With the polarity jumper J6 see Jumper the definition is made...

Page 17: ...DIGITAL LOGIC AG MSMVGA Manual V1 0 17 7 1 3 2 Negative voltage with 5V input ...

Page 18: ... 1 Check the LCD BIOS You have a special BIOS for every LCD 2 Check the cable to the LCD 3 Check the Jumper 4 Check the power supply 8 2 The LCD is not stable Try to place a resistor at the VEE to the GND This occurs to LCDs which do not consume enough current Try to raise the resistor values as much as possible LCD MSMV 10K 22K VEE ...

Page 19: ...ot stable 19 N Negative voltage with 5V input 18 P Positive voltage with 5V input 17 S Selection of the BIOS Address 14 Selection of the Flash Sector 15 Selection of the polarity VEE 17 Simultaneous display 11 Standby the VGA Controller 14 V VEE Generation 17 VEE Generator supply 15 VEE Polarity 14 VGA 8 VGA Controller Chips 9 VGA Modes 10 VGA Monitor 13 VGA Connector Analog Interface for Monitors...

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