Hi everyone,
I need to connect an ADV7180 video decoder to an i.MX537 on a custom board and it's my first time dealing with BT.656
The only example schematic I can find is the SABRE board but it uses the 16bit wide interface on the 64pin ADV7180 package and I would like to use the 8bit interface.
The i.MX53 datasheet (under "Sensor Interface Timings") states that for BT.656 the only control signal used is SENSB_PIX_CLK.
Does this mean that the interface is just data lines and clock?
The connection would then be:
P0 -> CSI0_D[12]
P1 -> CSI0_D[13]
P2 -> CSI0_D[14]
P3 -> CSI0_D[15]
P4 -> CSI0_D[16]
P5 -> CSI0_D[17]
P6 -> CSI0_D[18]
P7 -> CSI0_D[19]
LLC -> CSI0_PIXCLK
SDATA -> I2C_DATA
SCLK -> I2C_CLK
RESET -> GPIO
Can someone who has used the ADV7180 please confirm that these connections are correct, particularly the data pin allocations?
Do I need to connect the other ADV7180 pins (HS, VS/FIELD, INTRQ) to the i.MX35?
Thanks,
Jackson
Martin Hollenweger said:
I'm sorry, I'm using Windows CE 6.0 not Linux.
My bad ! that's funny how my involvement in a linux+iMX35 project makes me blind !
My goal is to stream a PAL video stream captured from ADV7180, through the ethernet link. Is your project similar ? I would be curious to assess the performance of the iXM357 for that.
I'm sorry, I'm using Windows CE 6.0 not Linux.
Martin Hollenweger said:
I'm using the ADV7180 (64pin LQFP) on my iMX357 HW with the 8 Bit interface.
Thanks for the reply Martin.
I'm unsure as to why you've connected to CSI_D8..CSI_D15 - can you please explain?
I've now found the datasheet (Section 4.7.8) has a table showing IPU Sensor Interface Signal Mapping.
This table shows all 8bit formats being connected to CSI_D12..CSI_D19
Regards,
Jackson
I'm using the ADV7180 (64pin LQFP) on my iMX357 HW with the 8 Bit interface.
Connection is:
P8..P15 to CSI_D8..CSI_D15
VS to CSI_VSYNCH
HS to CSUI_HCYNCH
LLC to CSI_PIXCLK
Pay attention (at least on the iMX35) the CSI pins are used for Boot configuration!
regards
Martin