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en:c2_hdmi_autosetting [2016/08/11 13:37]
joy.cho [HDMI PHY Auto Setting using modeline information]
en:c2_hdmi_autosetting [2016/09/05 13:59]
joy.cho [HDMI PHY Auto Setting using modeline information]
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 ====== HDMI PHY Auto Setting using modeline information ====== ====== HDMI PHY Auto Setting using modeline information ======
 <WRAP center round important>​ <WRAP center round important>​
-**TODO (version should be specified here.)** (Ubuntu / Android)+  ​To support this functionality,​ your kernel ​version should be 3.14.77-79 or higher.  
 +  ​For Android, we're preparing the new release and the version will be specified here once it's released.
 </​WRAP>​ </​WRAP>​
-Using modeline parameters, a custom-built hdmi phy configuration is supported since the version of xxx in Ubuntu and the version of xxx in Android. 
  
  
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     - progress_mode or interlaced mode     - progress_mode or interlaced mode
 </​code>​ </​code>​
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 ===== Modeline Information ===== ===== Modeline Information =====
  
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 The basic form of related env parameter in boot.ini is as following. The basic form of related env parameter in boot.ini is as following.
 <​code>​ <​code>​
-setenv modeline ​hdisp,vdisp,​pixel_clock,​hor_freq,​ver_freq,​hsyncstart,​hsyncend,​htotal,​vsyncstart,​vsyncend,​vtotal,​hsync_polarity,​vsync_polarity,​progress_mode +setenv modeline ​horpixels,verpixels,​pixel_clock,​hor_freq,​ver_freq,hdisp,​hsyncstart,​hsyncend,​htotal,vdisp,​vsyncstart,​vsyncend,​vtotal,​hsync_polarity,​vsync_polarity,​progress_mode 
-setenv customwidth ​hdisp +setenv customwidth ​horpixels 
-setenv customheight ​vdisp+setenv customheight ​verpixels
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
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 For example, let's suppose we're building 1920x1080p60Hz mode. For example, let's suppose we're building 1920x1080p60Hz mode.
 <​code>​ <​code>​
-setenv modeline "​1920,​1080,​148500,​67500,​60,​1008,​2052,​2200,​1084,​1088,​1125,​0,​1,​1"​+setenv modeline "​1920,​1080,​148500,​67500,​60,​1920,2008,2052,2200,1080,​1084,​1088,​1125,​0,​1,​1"​
 setenv customwidth "​1920"​ setenv customwidth "​1920"​
 setenv customheight "​1080"​ setenv customheight "​1080"​
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 For another example of 1792x1344p60Hz mode, the env configuration should be as following. For another example of 1792x1344p60Hz mode, the env configuration should be as following.
 <​code>​ <​code>​
-setenv modeline "​1792,​1344,​204800,​83660,​60,​1920,​2120,​2448,​1345,​1348,​1394,​0,​1,​1"​+setenv modeline "​1792,​1344,​204800,​83660,​60,1792,​1920,​2120,​2448,1344,​1345,​1348,​1394,​0,​1,​1"​
 setenv customwidth "​1792"​ setenv customwidth "​1792"​
 setenv customheight "​1344"​ setenv customheight "​1344"​
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 # modeline for 1792x1344p60Hz ​                     # modeline for 1792x1344p60Hz ​                    
-setenv modeline "​1792,​1344,​204800,​83660,​60,​1920,​2120,​2448,​1345,​1348,​1394,​0,​1,​1"​+setenv modeline "​1792,​1344,​204800,​83660,​60,1792,​1920,​2120,​2448,1344,​1345,​1348,​1394,​0,​1,​1"​
 setenv customwidth "​1792" ​                         ​ setenv customwidth "​1792" ​                         ​
 setenv customheight "​1344" ​                         ​ setenv customheight "​1344" ​                         ​
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