I2C and Device Addressing
(3)
3.6
I2C and Device Addressing
(1)
FPD23DAEVM provides flexibility to configure I2C bus as per the requirement.
Figure 3-3. I2C and Device Addressing
1. Header J7 is directly connected to U3 as shown in
, which allows implementation of external
EDID
(2)
(it requires mounting PCF8582C-2 on board). When 12V is supplied to the EVM, SCL and
SDA lines are pulled high to 5V by resistor R19 and R25 on the board.
The SCL and SDA lines are also connected to pin 1 of JP3 and JP4 respectively.
I2C device address of U3 can be configured by connecting the JP5 pins to either VSS or VDD. Refer
PCF8582C-2 device datasheet for more details.
2. Pin2 of JP3 and JP4 are connected to BSEL/SCL and DSEL/SDA pins of U1, TFP410. Note that, to
communicate with TFP410 over I2C proper settings are required on switch S1. Refer
3. Pin3 of JP3 and JP4 are connected to DDC_C and DDC_D lines from the HDMI connector, J4. This
might be useful while using the actual EDID of the display.
(1)
Unless resistor R19 and R25 are removed, do not put jumper across pin 1 and 2 of either JP3 or JP4. This may damage TFP410 on the
board.
(2)
EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) is a display's feature of describing its identity and capabilities to the source, e.g.: video
formats, audio formats, colorimetry, lip-sync delays, etc.
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