FiveCo FCO130 Manuel utilisateur

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FCO130 MediaPlayer FiveCo User Manual v.1.0

Full HD Media Player

Controled by I2C

With HDMI and LVDS output

FCO130 MediaPlayer FiveCo

User Manual

Version 1.0

See page 8 for

quick start

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FCO130 MediaPlayer FiveCo User Manual v.1.0

Version: 1.0

Last revision: December 2015

Printed in Switzerland

The contents of this manual may be modified by FiveCo without any warning.

Trademarks

Linux® is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.

Warning

This device is not intended to be used in medical, life-support or space products.

Any failure of this device that could cause serious consequences can be prevented through the

implementation of backup systems. The user agrees that protection against consequences resulting from

device system failure is the user's responsibility. Changes or modifications to this device not explicitly

approved by FiveCo will void the user's authority to operate this device.

Support

Web page: http://www.fiveco.ch/mediaPlayer -products.html

Email: support@fiveco.ch

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Revision history

Revision

Date

Author

Note

Hardware

Version

Bootloader

version

App

version

1.0

08.12.2015

- First revision

1.2c

Since 1.2

1.0

1.5

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Table of Contents

1. Package and operating conditions..............................................................................................................5

Package contents.................................................................................................................................................5

Operating conditions........................................................................................................................................5

2. Overview.................................................................................................................................................................6

Applications............................................................................................................................................................6

Hardware description.......................................................................................................................................7

3. Quick start..............................................................................................................................................................8

Plug and Play..........................................................................................................................................................8

4. Hardware ................................................................................................................................................................9

Power supply.........................................................................................................................................................9

I2C Address...........................................................................................................................................................9

Screen type ......................................................................................................................................................... 10

5. Configuration file.............................................................................................................................................. 16

General.................................................................................................................................................................. 16

6. Video Type.......................................................................................................................................................... 18

Naming video..................................................................................................................................................... 18

Video Format..................................................................................................................................................... 18

7. I2C Register......................................................................................................................................................... 19

List of registers................................................................................................................................................... 19

TYPE ....................................................................................................................................................................... 20

VERSION ............................................................................................................................................................. 21

MEDIAACTION............................................................................................................................................... 22

BRIGHTNESS..................................................................................................................................................... 23

VIDEOOUTPUT.............................................................................................................................................. 24

AUDIOOUTPUT............................................................................................................................................ 25

8. FMod-LEDSEQUENCER control application................................................................................... 26

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1. Package and operating conditions

Package contents

FCO130 MediaPlayer FiveCo

Power Supply 12V / 60W

USB Stick 4GB with this manual, video sample and configuration file

This manual

Operating conditions

Operating temperature 0 –70 °C

Supply voltage Vcc 12 VDC

Supply current max 1.2 A (without supplying

screen backlight)

Power consumption

250mA at startup

160mA when playing no video

250mA when playing a video

300mA when charging new video

Input capacity (Power +,-) ?????

Max. backlight output current

oVoltage driver 4.0A

oCurrent driver 1.5A

Max. backlight output voltage

oVoltage driver 12V (fixed)

oCurrent driver 48V (9.4V min)

Minimum headphone Load 16Ω

The power consumption was measured with HDMI output without supplying a screen backlight

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2. Overview

Applications

The FCO130 MediaPlayer FiveCo is a media player controlled by an I2C

bus. It can output a video signal by an LVDS (up to 2 channels 24bit color

depth) or by an HDMI.

It can read video from an usb data storage or an uSD card.

The device connections and dimensions are described on the following

pages.

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Hardware description

Earth

Power -

Power +

(12VDC)

I2C1

(second connector)

I2C1

USB

height 31.5 mm

MIC

LVDS2

uSD2

110 mm

137 mm

LVDS1

HDMI

J10

Head Phone

Figure 1 : Dimension of the media player FCO130

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3. Quick start

This section is intended to help users quickly plug the device into their

system and play a video on an HDMI device. Detailed information about

hardware and software is provided further in this document.

Plug and Play

Figure 2 : Std connection for the FCO 130 media player

1. Connect the HDMI cable between the screen and the media player.

2. Connect the I2C cable between the mediaPlayer and the master I2C

(The default address is 0x40 or 64). If you want to use the media

player in a standalone mode you can skip this step.

3. Plus an USB storage device or a microSD with the video to play and

the configuration file.

4. Connect the DC power (12V) and wait 25 second.

5. Send I2C Command to play a video or wait a moment and the

media player start in a standalone mode.

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4. Hardware

Power supply

A power supply with an output of 12V and minimum 20W must power the

mediaplayer. If you want to connect a screen with a LVDS connection you

must add the maximum consumption of the screen with a 1.25 factor

included the screen backlight to calculate the minimum power of the power

supply.

For example :

Screen maximum logic power : 5.5Watt

Screen backlight maximum power : 25.1 Watt

Power of power supply : P ≥20+(5.5+25.1)*1.25 = 58.25Watt

I2C Address

There are two ways to configure the I2C address of the mediaplayer. This

can be done by using the matrix switch SW7. In this case you must

comment the I2C_ADDRESS line in the configuration file. You can find

below how to configure an address with the switch matrix.

Figure 3 : Matrix switch, I2C Address

0x40

(64)

0x41

(65)

0x42

(66)

0x43

(67)

0x44

(68)

0x45

(69)

0x46

(70)

0x47

(71)

0x48

(72)

0x49

(73)

0x4A

(74)

0x4B

(75)

0x4C

(76)

0x4D

(77)

0x4E

(78)

0x4

(79)

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Screen type

The media player can transmit video signal through a HDMI bus or an LVDS

bus up to two channels and 24 bit color depth. It can also power a screen

backlight and control it by sending control signals (enable, pwm) or directly

control the current to power the backlight.

To configure which video and audio output you want to use, please see the

chapter 0 “If the wanted current for the screen is not in this list, you must

choose the switch configuration with the current just higher of the wanted

current and set a PWM in configuration file to adjust the current. For

example if you must have a current of 300mA, you select the configuration

with a current of 342mA and set the PWM at 223/255 (300/342 *255 =

223).

Bootscript

LVDS Screen must have a special bootscript to configure correctly LVDS

signals.

The bootscript is a binary file place at the root of the uSD which contains

OS files.

Actually we have bootscript for following screens:

-AUO G150XG02

-AUO G190EG02V1

-AUO G173HW01

-Samsung LTN101AL03

-JXEDP02_V0.91 (lvds to edp converter)

Configuration file”.

HDMI Screen

HDMI Screen must be connected to the media player with an HDMI cable

on the connector J8. The screen must have its own power supply.

Figure 4 : Output Face of the FCO 130 media player

If you want to play a video with audio track you can transmit audio signal

through HDMI bus or through the mini jack J9 (for HeadPhone) which

transmit stereo analog signal.

If you use the mini jack connector for playing audio, be careful, you must

use a device with a minimum of 16Ohm impedance.

MIC

LVDS2

LVDS1

HDMI

J10

Head Phone

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