Analog Devices ADV7192EB Datasheet

Evaluation Board for the ADV7192

Digital Video Encoder

Eval-ADV7192EB

FEATURESFEATURES

FEATURESFEATURES

FEATURES
On-Board ReferenceOn-Board Reference

On-Board ReferenceOn-Board Reference

On-Board Reference
On-Board ClockOn-Board Clock

On-Board ClockOn-Board Clock

On-Board Clock
External PLLExternal PLL

External PLLExternal PLL

External PLL
8 or 16 bit Pixel Data Input8 or 16 bit Pixel Data Input

8 or 16 bit Pixel Data Input8 or 16 bit Pixel Data Input

8 or 16 bit Pixel Data Input
3x10bit Progressive Scan input3x10bit Progressive Scan input

3x10bit Progressive Scan input3x10bit Progressive Scan input

3x10bit Progressive Scan input
ADuC812 Microconverter + Switch ControlADuC812 Microconverter + Switch Control

ADuC812 Microconverter + Switch ControlADuC812 Microconverter + Switch Control

ADuC812 Microconverter + Switch Control
Direct Hook-Up to Printer Port of PCDirect Hook-Up to Printer Port of PC

Direct Hook-Up to Printer Port of PCDirect Hook-Up to Printer Port of PC

Direct Hook-Up to Printer Port of PC
PC Software for Control of ADV7192 modesPC Software for Control of ADV7192 modes

PC Software for Control of ADV7192 modesPC Software for Control of ADV7192 modes

PC Software for Control of ADV7192 modes

INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

This Application Note describes the

ADV7192EB evaluation board which supports the

ADV7192 Digital Video Encoder. The device

accepts CCIR601 data and converts into analog

Composite, Y/C, RGB or YUV video signals in

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PAL or NTSC format. Full data on the

ADV7192 is available in the ADV7192 data sheet,

available from Analog Devices and should be

consulted in conjunction with this note when

using the Evaluation Board.

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The ADV7192EB provides a 25-pin input port

over which pixel data in CCIR601 format can be

input. Test pattern generators providing these

standards are the Tektronix TSG601 handheld

signal generator or the Tektronix TPG20. The

input pixel data is converted from ECL level

to TTL level via the MC10125TTLs.

It is also possible to input data in 16-Bit format or

in progressive scan YPrPb format using

P6, P14, P15 and P16.

If a different clock source as that provided by the

pixel data is required, the ADV7192EB features a

27Mhz Oscillator (Y1) which can be connected

over jumper J8.

The ADV7192 contains an internal PLL which

synchronizes 27MHz operation with 54 MHz

operation. IC570 (U10) should be used if an

external PLL is required.

Two on-board push-buttons provide control over

the SCRESET/RTC/TR pin and the RESET pin.

According to the setttings in Mode Register 4,

whenever PB2 is pressed, a timing reset or a

SCreset is applied.

When RESET (PB1) is pressed the internal

registers of the ADV7192 reset to default register

settings (see following page).

The ADV7192EB also features an external

Voltage Reference (U19) which provides 1.235V

Output Voltage.

The DAC outputs are fed to an AD847 buffer op-

amp (U1-U6) followed by a passive low-pass

filter before being output over the BNC connec-

tion. The DAC outputs can be directly accessed at

test points T1-T6.

The ADV7192EB is fitted with the ADuC812

Microconverter. With the supplied ADV7192

software, there is an additional 8051 .asm Code.

This code contains demo settings for the

ADV7192. According to the switch setting of

SW1 the individual demos can be displayed.

The ADuC812 is optional and is not required to

make full use of the ADV7192EB.

REQUIREMENTS

The ADV7192 requires a DC power supply which

is able to deliver a minimum of 3.3V. Ideal

operating voltage for the ADV7192EB is 5V.

Current requirements are approx. 0.5 A.

To run the software which is supplied with the

ADV7192 it is necessary to connect the printer

port LPT1 of the PC to the boards 36pin

Centronics connector.

In order to run the software on a PC the operating

system needs to be Windows 95 or Windows 98.

The system requirements ask for any Pentium I,

PMMx or Pentium II PC.

Rev 3

REGISTER SETTINGS ON POWER-UP AND

ON RESET

After pressing the reset button PB1 on the evaluation

board, the register settings of the ADV7192 will set

up as follows:

NTSC Video Standard.

2xOversampling Mode

DAC A, B, C off

DAC D, E, F on

Disabled:

MR2: Sleep Mode Control,- Pixel Data Valid,

Standard I2C, Square Pixel, SCART

MR3: Closed Captioning, TTX Bit Request,

Teletext, VBI

MR4: Color Bars, VSYNC_3H

MR5: CLAMP, RGB Sync, Y-Level Control

MR7: Sharpness Filter, Brightness Control, Hue

Adjust, Luma Saturation, Color Control

MR8: Gamma Control, DNR, Double Buffering,

Progressive Scan input, 10-Bit input

MR9: Undershoot Limiter

OCR: CLKOUT Pin

Enabled:

MR2: Pedestal,

MR4: Burst, Chrominance,

MR6: PLL, Power-Up Sleep Mode,

Output Configuration:

DAC A: G

DAC B: B

DAC C: R

DAC D: CVBS

DAC E: LUMA

DAC F: CHROMA

Timing Mode 0, Slave, Blank Disabled

Interlaced Mode, 720 active pixel line duration,

normal operating mode (no genlock), UV default

levels, TTX input, HSO Out, 8-bit Pixel Port,

no Chroma Delay

Subcarrier Frequency Register 0: CB

Subcarrier Frequency Register 1: 8A

Subcarrier Frequency Register 2: 09

Subcarrier Frequency Register 3: 2A

The following register settings will correspond to

the above settings:

MR0 00hex

MR1 07hex

MR2 08hex

MR3 00hex

MR4 00hex

MR5 00hex

MR6 00hex

MR7 00hex

MR8 00hex

MR9 00hex

OCR 72hex

TR0 08hex

TR1 00hex

SFR0 CBhex

SFR1 8Ahex

SFR2 09hex

SFR3 2Ahex

SPR 00hex

all other registers : 00hex

After powering up the ADV7192EB a hardware reset

should be applied (PB1).

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Setting Up:Setting Up:

Setting Up:Setting Up:

Setting Up:

Insert DISK 1 into the floppy drive and double

click on SETUP.EXE and you will be

prompted for all other necessary information.

Running the Software:Running the Software:

Running the Software:Running the Software:

Running the Software:

Double clicking the ADV7192 icon will run the

software for the evaluation board.

Initialisation:Initialisation:

Initialisation:Initialisation:

Initialisation:

After starting the software you will be

asked to load a preset.

If you are not familiar with the software

it is recommended to o.k. this message.

You will have the ADV7192 immediately

configured in such a way that it will output

a color bar signal when the DAC A BNC

output is connected to a NTSC monitor.

For this configuration it is not necessary

to provide an input signal because the internal

color bars are enabled. The register settings

for this preset can be checked in clicking

on the READ ALL REGISTERS in the

main window.

Otherwise it is recommended to consult the

datasheet for information about each control.

EVALUATION SOFTWARE

In order to give the user complete control over

the ADV7192, a computer program is supplied

with the board.

IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW:IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW:

IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW:IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW:

IMPORTANT THINGS TO KNOW:

Validity of Settings:

The evaluation software can automatically check

for an acknowledge or, when any register is

changed can automatically read-back the new

value stored in that register. The ACKcheck

function is in the Options menu. The Continu-

ous Read function may be enabled in the

Register Access menu.

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C Compatible Programming:

This version of software does not take into

account the ability of the ADV7192 to accept

continuous streams of data. Instead, for every

register write or read, it completely re-initiates a

start sequence (see the ADV7192 Data sheet for

information on different ways registers can be

written to). This means that more information has

to be written to the MPU port extending the time

required to program the ADV7192.This, while

being a valid way of writing to the ADV7192 is

not the optimum method of writing to the

ADV7192.

Dynamically Linked Menu System:Dynamically Linked Menu System:

Dynamically Linked Menu System:Dynamically Linked Menu System:

Dynamically Linked Menu System:

All menues in this software are interactive, so

when (for example) you change the value of a

register all switch settings relevant to that register

change will automatically change to the correct

state, the inverse is also correct.