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Bits
Field Name
Description
Type
Reset
1
SOURCE
Selection of the source between L4 interconnect slave
RW
0x0
port and video port. This bit is ignored by hardware when
video mode is selected.
0x0: All the data are provided by the L4 interconnect
slave port. Any transfer on the video port is ignored for
this VC.
0x1: If MODE=VIDEO_MODE. any data received on the
video port (pixels and enabled synchronization events
using
[17] VP_HSYNC_START,
[18] VP_HSYNC_END,
[15]
VP_VSYNC_START,
[16] VP_VSYNC_END,)
are sent on the VC (only one VC can be associated with
the video port, the software must ensure that no more
than one VC is enabled with the video port as the main
source for data). If MODE=COMMAND_MODE, the
VP_STALL signal is used by the protocol engine to
indicate when new data are required. The
synchronization signals are not generated by the display
controller. Regardless of the MODE, no data can be
provided on the L4 interconnect slave port.
0
VC_EN
Enables the VC.
RW
0x0
0x0: Disabled. The VC must be disabled for any register
change in the DSI_VCn_XXX registers the corresponding
VC ID.
0x1: Enabled. No change is allowed to the VC registers
(except for setting the bit fields/registers:
[6] BTA_EN,
[15:0]
TE_SIZE,
[31] TE_START,
DSI_VCn_LONG_XXX, DSI_VCn_SHORT_XXX,
DSI_VCn_IRQXXX registers).
Table 7-421. Register Call Summary for Register DSI_VCn_CTRL
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Display Subsystem Functional Description
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Checksum Generation for Long Packet Payloads
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Display Subsystem Basic Programming Model
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DSI Programming Sequence Example
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Command Mode Transfer Example 1
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Command Mode Transfer Example 2
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Display Subsystem Register Manual
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DSI Protocol Engine Register Mapping Summary
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