(All the conditions for assertion are valid and
DSI_CLK_CTRL[18] HS_AUTO_STOP_ENABLE = 0x1)
Or
(DSI_CLK_CTRL[19] HS_MANUAL_STOP_CTRL = 0x1 and
DSI_CLK_CTRL[18] HS_AUTO_STOP_ENABLE = 0x0)
One of the conditions for de-assertion is valid and
DSI_CLK_CTRL[18] HS_AUTO_STOP_ENABLE = 0x1)
Or
(DSI_CLK_CTRL[19] HS_MANUAL_STOP_CTRL = 0x0 and
DSI_CLK_CTRL[18] HS_AUTO_STOP_ENABLE = 0x0)
RESET
DSIStopClk
De-Assertion
DSIStopClk
Assertion
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When the interface is disabled (that is, DSS.
[0] IF_EN bit set to 0), the signal DSIStopClk is
asserted.
The assertion of the DSIStopClk depends on the following conditions:
•
Clock lane TxRequestHS is deasserted (the DDR clock on the clock lane is not required anymore).
The get TxRequestHS deassertion, all of the following conditions are required:
–
The DSS.
[13] DDR_CLK_ALWAYS_ON bit must be reset to 0 and no HS data
transfer should be ongoing or already scheduled.
–
No VC active in video mode. No VC using the video mode is enabled; if the VC is enabled, the
mode is command mode only (that is, DSS.
[0] VC_EN bit set to 1 and
[4] MODE bit set to 0).
–
No command mode requiring high-speed transfer (one or more VCs using command mode can be
active)
–
Or DSS.
[0] IF_EN bit reset to 0 (if all previous conditions are not required)
The deassertion of the DSIStopClk depends on one of the following conditions (the DSI interface is
enabled by setting the DSS.
[0] IF_EN bit to 1):
•
Clock lane TxRequestHS must be asserted (the DDR clock on the clock lane is required anymore).
•
One video mode VC active
•
At least one VC in command mode requiring high-speed transfer
•
The DSS.
[13] DDR_CLK_ALWAYS_ON bit is set to 1 by software users (the
DSS.
[0] IF_EN bit must be reset to 0 to update the DDR_CLK_ALWAYS_ON bit value)
Automatic assertion/deassertion is enabled by using the DSS.
HS_AUTO_STOP_ENABLE bit.
Manual mode can be used by setting/resetting the DSS.
[19] HS_MANUAL_STOP_CTRL
bit to assert/deassert the DSIStopClk signal.
7.4.3.6.2.1.2 DSI-PLL HS Clock FSM
shows the DSI PLL HS clock FSM.
Figure 7-95. DSI PLL HS Clock FSM
When DSIStopClk is used there is a latency through other modules (DSI PLL controller and DSI_PHY)
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