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ShawnBai
Contributor III

Hello community,

    I have a question about MIPI DSI phy.

    At first, our imx6solo board with mipi display himax8369 works well.

    Now we have a mipi-display with himax8363 as the controler IC, and their FAE tells us the controller IC cannot run with too high mipi-clock signal, 150MHz at the maximum.

    So when we try to  change

static struct mipi_lcd_config lcd_config = {

.virtual_ch     = 0x0,

.data_lane_num = HX8369_TWO_DATA_LANE, // HX8369_ONE_DATA_LANE

.max_phy_clk = HX8369_MAX_DPHY_CLK, // which is 800MHz

.dpi_fmt     = MIPI_RGB888, /* original */

};

to the configuration below

static struct mipi_lcd_config lcd_config = {

.virtual_ch     = 0x0,

.data_lane_num = HX8369_TWO_DATA_LANE, // HX8369_ONE_DATA_LANE

.max_phy_clk = 200,

.dpi_fmt     = MIPI_RGB888, /* original */

};

there comes too many mipi dsi interrupts during the booting process after that change as follows,

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: i.MX MIPI DSI driver probed

MIPI DSI driver module loaded

mxc_sdc_fb mxc_sdc_fb.0: register mxc display driver mipi_dsi

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: dphy_pll_config:div 0x44.

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: dphy_pll_config: i 20 max_phy_clk 200.

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: MIPI DSI LCD setup.

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x6383ffb9

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x073081b1

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[1]=0x12070430

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[2]=0x003f423a

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x0000703a

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x000001b3

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x721208b4

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[1]=0x54030612

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[2]=0x00004e03

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x001000bf

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x00000eb6

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x000003cc

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x008000e0

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[1]=0x05a7138c

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[2]=0x17d4100d

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[3]=0x03071655

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[4]=0x8c008000

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[5]=0x0d05a713

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[6]=0x5517d410

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[7]=0x00030716

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x00000011

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: buf[0]=0x00000029

backlight mipid-bl: mipid backlight bringtness:255.

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi_set_mode: cmd_mode 0x0.

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

mxc_mipi_dsi mxc_mipi_dsi: mipi_dsi IRQ status0:0x0, status1:0x80!

And I checked the reference manual, it says,

the 0x80 corresponds to bit7 dpi_pld_wr_err in 42.6.19 Interrupt status register 1 (MIPI_DSI_ERROR_ST1)

During a DPI pixel line storage the payload FIFO went full and data stored is corrupted.

Any ideas on this question?

Any guidance will be appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

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jamesbone
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello Xueyuan,

Why are you not using the 150Mhz instead of the 200Mhz?

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ShawnBai
Contributor III

Hello jamesbone

I could set 200Mhz, 150MHz, even 100MHz to that max phy clock, but the same error comes out contineously.

So I guess there must be something strange out there that cause this problem.

Do you mean 150MHz will work well?

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jamesbone
NXP TechSupport
NXP TechSupport

Hello Xueyuan,

I do not have a mipi display himax8369 or mipi-display with himax8363 to test, but we have test the max clock speed of the MIPI port display and it works with 150Mhz. And since you mention that with display himax8369 was working then it should be the frequency the problem.


Have a great day,
Jaime

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ShawnBai
Contributor III

You mean it works with setting 150MHz to that max phy clock?

Hmm, it seems very strange, if it works by my side, there shouldn't be so many interrupt related logs?

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kunalkulshresth
Contributor III

ShawnBai

Hi,

Can you please me know how could you get rid of the IRQ errors. I am working on mipi dsi interface on iMXDL and facing such errors. Thanks in advance.

Thanks and regards,

Kunal

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