Preliminary
Architecture
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The audio data is received on the buffered HDMI audio port through the L3 Interconnect using a direct
memory access (DMA) request to the device system DMA (EDMA) module, or interrupt request (IRQ)
to the device microprocessor unit (MPU) interrupt controllers (INTCs). In the HDMI, the data is packed,
formatted, and sent to the HDMI_TXPHY module.
Additionally, the HDMI module provides universal remote control capability through the CEC protocol on
the hdmi_cec pin, which allows common communication between different pieces of consumer
electronics when the device is connected to them by HDMI cable.
The HDMI module can drive the display data channel (DDC) bus, which supports a variety of I2C
commands, on the hdmi_ddc_scl and hdmi_ddc_sda pins. This allows the TV-set/monitor to provide
information to the host device, such as supported resolutions.
Hot plug detection (HPD) capability is supported by the HDMI module on the hdmi_hpd pin. It allows
detection of the presence of an attached TV display.
6.2
Architecture
This section describes the HDMI configuration.
6.2.1 Clock Configuration
6.2.1.1
Clock Domains
There are three main clock domains within the HDMI module:
•
L3 clock domain: Runs at the frequency of the DSS_L3_ICLK clock, generated by the device PRCM
module, and is asynchronous with the other clocks
•
TCLK clock domain: Runs at the frequency of the TMDS clock (TMDS_CLK) generated by the
HDMI_TXPHY module
•
PCLK clock domain: VPSS to HDMI_WP input runs at PCLK generated by VPSS Venc.
6.2.1.2
CEC Interface Clock Configuration
The clock for the CEC interface module (CEC_DDC_CLK) is generated inside the HDMI module from
the DSS_HDMI clock (48 MHz) by division. The divider value is set through the HDMI_WP_CLK[5:0]
CEC_DIV bit field, as defined in
. The clock frequency required by the CEC protocol is 2 MHz,
and is achieved by setting the CEC_DIV bit field to 18h.
Table 6-3. CEC Clock Generation
Reference Clock
HDMI_WP_CLK[5:0] CEC_DIV Value
CEC Clock
DSS_HDMI
0
Gated
-
1
Free running
-
...
...
-
18h
2-MHz clock
-
...
...
6.2.1.3
Time-Out Capability
The HDMI module provides time-out capability to the DSS_HDMI clock. The OCP_TIME_OUT_INTR
interrupt is generated, if the HDMI_WP_CLK[16] OCP_TIME_OUT_DIS bit is cleared to 0 and the
DSS_HDMI clock is not provided to the HDMI module. For more information about the
OCP_TIME_OUT_INTR interrupt, see
. The time-out capability can be disabled by writing
1 to the HDMI_WP_CLK[16] OCP_TIME_OUT_DIS bit. By default, this option is enabled.
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