Lightware MX-FR Series

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<adv_info> block
For advanced users this block provides information which could be useful during debugging process. The
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Format: I<a><b><c><d><e><f>
 I111190.
Positive HSYNC and VSYNC, stable pixel clock, 4:3 aspect ratio and no pixel repetition).
<in_set> block
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Format: P<a><b>
 PA1
The color range setting is 'no change' and HDCP is enabled.
 Parameter Description Parameter Values
<a> VSYNC polarity
0 = VSYNC polarity is negative (leading edge falls)
1 = VSYNC polarity is positive (leading edge rises)
<b> HSYNC polarity
0 = HSYNC polarity is negative (leading edge falls)
1 = HSYNC polarity is positive (leading edge rises)
<c>
TMDS clock line signal
presence
0 = There is no change on the TMDS clock line
1 = Signal is present on the TMDS clock line
<d> TMDS clock line stability
0 = The clock signal is unstable on the TMDS clock
line
1 = The clock signal is stable on the TMDS clock
line
<e>
Active Format Aspect
Ratio based on AVI
InfoFrame
0 = Field is not present (e.g. DVI signal)
2 = 16:9 (top)
3 = 14:9 (top)
4 = greater than 16:9 (center)
5 = Same as picture aspect ratio
9 = 4:3 (center)
A = 16:9 (center)
B = 14:9 (center)
D = 4:3 (with shoot and protect 14:9 center)
E = 16:9 (with shoot and protect 14:9 center)
F = 16:9 (with shoot and protect 4:3 center)
<f>
Pixel repetition factor
based on AVI InfoFrame
0 = No repetition (i.e. pixel sent once)
1 = Pixel sent 2 times (i.e. repeated once)
3 = Pixel sent 4 times
 Parameter Description Parameter Values
<a> State of color range compression A = no change; C = compress; E = expand
<b> HDCP status 0 = HDCP is disabled; 1 = HDCP is enabled
Timing Parameters
Supported Boards:
▪ MX-HDMI-IB; MX-DVI-HDCP-IB; MX-HDMI-TP-IB; CPU-IB (Test input)
Description: The system continuously measures the parameters of the incoming signals. The answer
consists of 16 data bytes and every data byte is represented as a two-digit hexadecimal number. The
parameters could be useful for advanced debugging processes.
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For more information about the measured values, please contact Lightware Support.
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Port Parameters and Settings
Supported Boards:
▪ MX-HDMI-3D-IB, -A, -S; MX-DVI-4K-IB
▪ MX-4TPS2-4HDMI-IB, -A, -S; MX-4TPS2-4HDMI-IB-P, -AP, -SP
▪ MX-TPS-IB, -A, -S; MX-TPS2-IB-P, -AP, -SP
Description
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The actual settings are in the response; see the legend of each block for the details.
Setting the Parameters
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'C' but the other parameters have not been changed. Use the space character to keep the actual value of a
parameter. The parameters of the sent command is described in the <in_set> block; see the Legend below.
Format 
Command 
→
{:TIMINGS#17@SI=?}
Response 
<Timing_codes>)CrLf
←
(TIMINGS#17@SI=0360027102
D002402C0501004008630C)CrLf
Format 
Command 
→
{:HDMI#17@SI=?}
Response 
<audio>;<adv_info>;<ext_info>;<in_set>;CrLf
←
(HDMI#17@SI=S1110;V720x576p50,313,00;
A1C110f00;I0011AA;E1400;PX1007B;)CrLf
Format 
Command 
<TPG_mode>;<TPG_clock>;
<TPG_screen>;
<Audio_mode>}
→
{:hdmi#1@si=X; ; ; ; ;A}
Response 
<audio>;<adv_info>;<ext_info>;<in_set>;)
CrLf
←
(HDMI#1@SI=S1110;
V720x576p50,313,00;A1C110f00;
I0011AA;E1400;PX1007A;)CrLf
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