Camera Interface
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MPU Public Peripherals
3) The camera, the OMAP5910 device camera interface, and the system
DMA continue transfer of data. That is, 352/2 * 288 = 50688 transfers for
a camera interface image format. After the full image is transferred, the
DMA sends an interrupt to the TI925T to signal that the end of frame
occurred.
There are many ways that the camera interface and system DMA can be
configured to move the data, but in the above sequence the interrupt load on
the TI925T is minimal.
7.2.1.9
TIPB Registers
The camera interface contains seven registers for communication between
the TIPB and camera module. They mainly control clock generation, interrupt
request, and status register (see Section 7.2.1.10).
The address of each register is the start address (FFFB:6800) plus the offset
indicated in Table 7-3.
Table 7-2 shows the default configuration of several critical register fields at
reset. See Table 7-4 through Table 7-10 for full descriptions of these register
fields.
Table 7-2. Default Configuration at Reset
Item
Function
ORDERCAMD
Not swapped
MASK
Interrupts on VSYNC and HSYNC disabled
FOSCMOD
Division rate for CAM.EXCLK = 1 (12 MHz)
POLCLK
Data latched on rising edge of CAM.LCLK
CAMEXCLK_EN
CAM.EXCLK disabled
MCLK_EN
Internal clock disabled
DPLL_EN
DPLL clock source disabled
THRESHOLD
Trigger level = 1 word