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ADV8003 Hardware Manual
Function arc_pins_oe_man
0
1
Description
Input
Output arc_pins_oe_man_en , IO Map, Address 0x1ACB[7]
This bit is used to control the manual override for ARC outputs.
Function arc_pins_oe_man_en Description
0
1
Auto
Manual override
To increase the noise immunity of the ADV8003 ARC Rxs, it is recommended to enable the input hysteresis block on both blocks via
tx1_arc_bias_hyst_adj and tx2_arc_bias_hyst_adj .
tx1_arc_bias_hyst_adj , IO Map, Address 0x1A88[1]
This bit is used to control the addition of hysteresis to the TX1 ARC.
Function tx1_arc_bias_hyst_adj
0
1
Description
Normal
ADD hysteresis tx2_arc_bias_hyst_adj , IO Map, Address 0x1A8A[1]
This bit is used to control the addition of hysteresis to the TX2 ARC.
Function tx2_arc_bias_hyst_adj Description
0
1
Normal
ADD hysteresis
6.15.
CHARGE INJECTION SETTINGS
The ADV8003 features adjustable charge injection settings to help adjust the HDMI signal rise and fall times to account for variations between different hardware implementations e.g. different board layouts, board materials, the presence of ESD devices or common-mode chokes, variations in connector type. Failure to adjust the charge injection settings may result in a system failing HDMI compliance testing due to the HDMI signal rise and fall times being too slow or fast.
The clock charge injection controls are controlled by registers 0xECE9[7:0] and 0xECF7[7:6]. These bits incorporate a series of proprietary enables and controls which enable and disable various charge injection paths. The data charge injection controls are controlled by registers 0xECEC[7:0] and 0xECF7[5:4]. These bits incorporate a series of proprietary enables and controls which enable and disable various charge injection paths.
Various charge injection options are covered in Table 71.
Clock Charge
Injection
0
0xECE9[7:0]
00000100
Table 71: Charge Injection Settings
0xECF7[7:6]
Data Charge
Injection
00 0
0xECEC[7:0]
00000100
0xECF7[5:4]
00
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Clock Charge
Injection
1
1.6
2
2.6
3.2
3.6
4.2
5.2
5.8
6.4
0xECE9[7:0]
00010100
10001100
00110100
11001100
10011100
11101100
01101100
11111100
11111100
11111100
0xECF7[7:6]
01
00
10
01
00
00
00
00
10
11
Data Charge
Injection
1
1.6
2
2.6
3.2
3.6
4.2
5.2
5.8
6.4
0xECEC[7:0]
00010100
10001100
00110100
11001100
10011100
11101100
01101100
11111100
11111100
11111100
0xECF7[5:4]
01
00
10
01
00
00
00
00
10
11
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Table of contents
- 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 2 Understanding the ADV8003 Hardware Manual 10
- 2 1. Introduction to the ADV8003 15
- 2 2. ADV8003 Top Level Control 69
- 3 3. Video Signal Processing 144
- 5 4. On Screen Display 208
- 5 5. Serial Video Receiver 227
- 5 6. HDMI Transmitter 245
- 6 7. Consumer Electronics Control 293
- 7 8. Video Encoder 307
- 8 9. Interrupts 349
- 8 Appendix A 358
- 8 Appendix B 363
- 8 Appendix C 393
- 8 Appendix D 402
- 8 Appendix E 403
- 9 Appendix F 416
- 9 List of Figures 431
- 9 List of Tables 435
- 9 List of Equations 437
- 9 Revision History 438
- 9 Understanding the ADV8003 Hardware Manual
- 10 Description of the Hardware Manual
- 10 Disclaimer
- 10 Trademark and Service Mark Notice
- 10 Number Notations
- 10 Register Access Conventions
- 10 Acronyms and Abbreviations
- 13 Field Function Description
- 14 References
- 15 Introduction to the ADV8003
- 15 Overview
- 19 Main Features of the ADV8003
- 21 ADV8003 Functional Block Diagram
- 22 ADV8003 Pinouts
- 67 Protocol for Main I2C Port
- 68 Configuring the ADV8003
- 69 ADV8003 Top Level Control
- 70 ADV8003 Modes of Operation
- 85 ADV8003 Top Level Overview
- 144 Video Signal Processing
- 144 Introduction
- 144 Primary VSP
- 180 Secondary VSP
- 202 VSP Register Access Protocols
- 207 Progressive to Interlaced Conversion
- 208 On Screen Display
- 208 Introduction
- 209 Architecture Overview
- 227 Serial Video Receiver
- 227 + 5 V Detect
- 228 TMDS Clock Activity Detection
- 229 Clock and Data Termination Control
- 229 AV Mute Status
- 229 Deep Color Mode Support
- 230 Video FIFO
- 232 Pixel Repetition
- 233 Sync Signal Polarity Readbacks
- 235 InfoFrame Registers
- 239 Packet Registers
- 242 Customizing Packet/InfoFrame Storage Registers
- 244 HDMI Section Reset Strategy
- 245 HDMI Transmitter
- 246 General Controls
- 247 Reset Strategy
- 248 HDMI DVI Selection
- 248 AV Mute
- 249 Source Product Description InfoFrame
- 250 Spare Packets
- 252 System Monitoring
- 252 EDID/HDCP Controller Status
- 253 EDID/HDCP Controller Error Codes
- 253 Video Setup
- 260 Audio Setup
- 283 EDID Handling
- 285 HDCP Handling
- 290 Audio Return Channel
- 291 Charge Injection Settings
- 293 Consumer Electronics Control
- 294 Main Controls
- 294 CEC Transmit Section
- 296 CEC Receive Section
- 301 Antiglitch Filter Module
- 302 Typical Operation Flow
- 305 Low Power CEC Message Monitoring
- 307 Video Encoder
- 307 Introduction
- 307 Input Configuration
- 310 Output Configuration
- 312 Additional Design Features
- 345 Vertical Blanking Interval
- 346 DAC Configurations
- 349 Interrupts
- 349 Interrupt Pins
- 350 Serial Video Rx Interrupts
- 355 VSP and OSD Section
- 356 HDMI Tx core
- 358 Appendix A
- 358 PCB Layout Recommendations
- 363 Appendix B
- 363 ADV8003 Evaluation Board Schematics
- 394 Appendix C
- 394 ADV8003 Evaluation Board Layout
- 402 Appendix D
- 402 Package Outline Drawing
- 403 Appendix E
- 403 Unused Pin List
- 416 Appendix F
- 416 Pixel Input and Output Formats
- 431 List of Figures
- 435 List of Tables
- 437 List of Equations
- 438 Revision History