Analog Devices ADV7604 Manuel utilisateur
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ADV7604 Evaluation
Board User Guide
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents..........................................................................................................................2
1. Introduction..........................................................................................................................3
2. Evaluation Kit.......................................................................................................................3
3. Initial Configuration............................................................................................................4
3.1 Hardware...................................................................................................................... 4
3.2 Software........................................................................................................................5
3.2.1 ATV Benchtop Installation....................................................................................5
3.2.2 Getting Started with ADV Register Control Software .......................................5
4. Using the Evaluation Platform...........................................................................................7
4.1 ADV7604 Evaluation Board Hardware....................................................................7
4.1.1 Connecting Input Video ........................................................................................8
4.1.2 EDID Configuration...............................................................................................8
4.1.3 Powerdown Mode EDID........................................................................................ 9
4.2 Video Output Module...............................................................................................10
4.3 Using Configuration Scripts ....................................................................................10
4.4 Using Software Driver ..............................................................................................11
4.5 Configuring the Motherboard.................................................................................11
5. Updating Files.....................................................................................................................12
5.1 Updating Scripts........................................................................................................12
5.2 Updating Defaults .....................................................................................................12
6. Schematics...........................................................................................................................13
7. Layout..................................................................................................................................22
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1. Introduction
This User Guide is intended to provide application support for the ADV7604 evaluation
kit. It also provides details on the set up and manual configuration of the evaluation
board. Software drivers are available for this evaluation board - a separate user guide is
available for these software drivers.
2. Evaluation Kit
Each ADV7604 evaluation kit consists of the following:
ADV7604 Evaluation Board
ATV Motherboard
Video Output Module
USB cable
7.5V DC power supply module
Evaluation kit CD
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3. Initial Configuration
3.1 Hardware
The ATV evaluation platformis comprised of three modules the ADV7604 evaluation
board, the ATV motherboard and the video output module. To assemble the evaluation
platform, plug the ADV7604 evaluation board into the Female AV Input connector ofthe
motherboard and plug the videooutput module into the Male AV Output connector of
the motherboard.
Connect the female connector of the 7.5V DC power supply module supplied with the
evaluation kit to the motherboard power connector, J18. Connect the USB cable supplied
with the evaluationkit to the motherboardUSB connector, J12.
The evaluation platformshould now resemble Figure 1.
To turn the evaluation platform on, flick motherboard power switch (S10)to position
light 2 3 seconds later. This indicates the eval platform is now readyto use.
Figure 1 –ATV Evaluation Platform
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3.2 Software
3.2.1 ATV Benchtop Installation
All the files necessary to install the ATV Benchtop software are on the evaluation kit CD
supplied in the evaluation kit. To install the ATV Benchtop software from the evaluation
kit CD, please complete the following steps:
Copy the ATV Benchtop installer folder to the c:\ drive.
Follow the installationwizard to complete installation following the onscreen
instructions including a restart if prompted.
Please note; to install the ATV Benchtop software, you need to be an administrator on the
PC the software is being installed on.
3.2.2 Getting Started with ADV Register Control Software
The ADV RegisterControl software can be usedto run example configuration scripts on
the ATV Evaluation platform and adjust I2C register settings via USB. In order to launch
the ADV Register Control software from the ATV Benchtop, complete the following
steps:
Launch the ATV Benchtop from -> All
Programs -> Analog Devices -> ATV Benchtop -> ATV Benchtop). The ATV
Benchtop control panel as per Figure 2 will appear.
Figure 2 –ATV Benchtop Control
Select ADV Register Control from the ATV Benchtop control panel.
Select a script targeting the device on your evaluation platform (ADV7604 in this
case) from the ADV Register Program Configuration window as per Figure 3.
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Figure 3 –ADV Register Program Configuration
Finally, the user can runconfiguration scripts, change individual bit values, check
STDI information and read user write logs from the ADV Register Control Panel
as per Figure 4.
Figure 4 –ADV Register Control Panel
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4. Using the Evaluation Platform
4.1 ADV7604EvaluationBoardHardware
The following features of the ADV7604evaluation board
Figure 5) should be noted
Input Video Connectors
4 x HDMI inputs
1 x Component input
1 x Graphic input
2 x D-type inputs (Japanese market only)
Jumpers
K7 and K8 (external EDID I2C access)
K6 and K9, K4 and K5, K1 and K2 (not stuffed external EDID I2C access)
SE_PIN
SE_PWR
Miscellaneous
168 pin male motherboard connector
Power LED (D1)
I2C header (P1)
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Figure 5 –ADV7604 Evaluation Board
4.1.1 Connecting Input Video
To connect an input video source to the evaluation board, use a suitable cable and one of
the input video connectors outlined above. Do not use excessive force when connecting
or disconnecting the cables as this may result in damage to the evaluation board.
4.1.2 EDID Configuration
There are two EDID options availableto user on the ADV7604 board an external
PROM on port D to which an EDID can be programmed or an internal EDID PROM
within the ADV7604.
4.1.2.1 Configuring the External EDID
To program the external PROM (U10) for port D, complete the following procedure:
Connect the PROMto the I2C bus by puttingjumpers K7 and K8into position B
Connect the evaluation platform to the asoutlined in Section 3
D-terminal in
D-terminal in
Graphics in
Component in
Motherboard
Connector
HDMI in
HDMI in
HDMI in
HDMI in
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programmed
The EDID is now downloaded the external PROM. Reset the jumpers to position
A to use the external EDID
4.1.2.2 Configuring the Internal EDID
To program the internal PROM, complete the following procedure:
Disconnect the external EDID by removing jumpers K7 and K8
Select the EDID script from the Settings -> Scripts menu in the ADV Register
Control Panel
Note: the external EDID PROMs are not stuffed for ports A, B or C. If it is desired to stuff
these parts, please consult the evaluation board BOM for details of the required parts.
4.1.3 Powerdown Mode EDID
To evaluation the powerdown mode EDID, the evaluation board should be disconnected
from the powered ATV motherboard. A HDMI cable with an activesource supplying 5V
to the HDMI 5V line should be connected.
The user can then determine whether they want the SPI PROM EDID replicated on ports
A, B, C and Dor ports A, B, andC by inserting orremoving the SE_PIN header
respectively.
The user can alsodisconnect the 5V supply from a source plugged into port Dby
removing jumper SE_PWR.
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4.2 VideoOutputModule
The following features ofthe Video Output Module (Figure 6) should be noted
Output Video Connectors
1 x HDMI output
1 x Component output
1 x CVBS output
1 x S Video output
Figure 6 –Video Output Module
4.3 UsingConfigurationScripts
The evaluation platform is provided with a set of scripts to provide a fast and easy means
of configuring the system to process a wide variety of input video formats. Figure 4
illustrates how a specific script file can be accessed and selected from the ADV Register
Control Panel (e.g. Setting -> Scripts -> DESIRED CATEGORY -> DESIRED SCRIPT).
indication box. Registermaps can be accessed fromthe ADV Register ControlPanel by
clicking on the tabs across the screen below the standard toolbar (e.g. DEVICE 1,
DEVICE 2). The selected register map name is displayed when the tab is selected.
Component out
Motherboard
Connector
CVBS out
S Video out
HDMI out
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