Hello NXP
I am working with "network standby" mode on our new product.
I managed to control all our supplies and also GPIOs except then LVDS differential pairs of LVDS0.
This result in the fact that they are still supplied with approximately 1.8 Volt and this pulls one of the other supplies up a bit through the LVDS attached display.
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I did a "rmmod panel_lvds". But is there any simple way to turn off differential signals during standby?
The signals LVDS pairs are not MUXable and cannot be controlled with IOMUXC like SPI, I2C or similar signals that can be reconfigured to GPIOs.
...maybe making the ldb or phy a loadable module as well?
Thanks in advance Flemming
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Hi @robot1
You can try to unregister drm master node driver drivers/gpu/drm/imx/imx-drm-core.c which will disable all interface's output. And another way is reloading the ldb driver.
This seems to be working for me. Thank you:-)
Hi @robot1
You can try to unregister drm master node driver drivers/gpu/drm/imx/imx-drm-core.c which will disable all interface's output. And another way is reloading the ldb driver.