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Service
Manual
ViewSonic
VG181
July
2000
-
Version
1.0
THEORY
OF
CIRCUIT
OPERATION
Configuration
Pin
Description
|_Pin
Name
_|
Pin
No.| Type
_|
a
__
Description
ODCK
Polarity.
A
low
level
selects
normal
ODCK
output.
A
high
level
(3.3V)
selects
inverted
ODCK
output.
All
other
outputs
signals
are
not
affected
by
this
pin.
They|
will
maintain
the
same
timing
no
matter
the
setting
of
OCK_INV
pin.
Pixel
Select.
A
low
level
indicates
one
pixel
(up
to
24-bits)
per
clock
mode
using
QE[23:0}.
A
high
level
(3.3V)
indicates
two
pixels
(up
to
48-bits)
per
clock
mode
using
ge[23:0}
for
first
pixel
and
QO[23:0]
for
second
pixel.
Output
Data
Format.
This
pin
controls
clock
output
format.
A
low
level
indicates
that
ODCK
runs
continuously
for
TFT
PANEL
SUPPORT.
A
high
level
indicates
that
ODCK
is
stopped
(LOW)
when
DE
is
low
for
DSTN
panel
support.
Refer
to
the
TFT
and/or
DSTN
Signal
Mapping
application
-
notes
(Sil/AN-0007-A
and
Sil/AN-0008-A)
for
a
table
on
DFO
TFT
or
DSTN
panel
support.
STAG_OUT
7
A
high
level
select
normal
simultaneous
outputs
on
all
odd
and
even
data
lines.
A
tow
level
selects
staggered
output
drive.
This
function
is
only
available
in
2-pixels
per
clock
mode.
ST
3
Output
Drive.
A
high
level
selects
HIGH
output
drive
strength.
A
low
level
selects
LOW
output
drive
stength.
Power
Management
Pin
Description
Sync
Detect.
A
high
level
i
is
output
when
DE
is
actively
toggling
indicating
that
the
link
is
alive.
A
low
level
is
output
when
DE
is
inactive,
indicating
the
link
is
down.
Can
be
connected
to
PDO
to
power
the
outputs
when
DE
is
not
detected.
The
SCDT
output
itself,
however,
remains
in
the
active
mode
at
all
times.
Output
Driver
Power
Down
(active
low).
A
high
level
indicates
normal
operation.
A
low
level
puts
all
the
output
drivers
only
(except
SCDT
and
CTL1)
into
a
high
impedance
(tri-state)
mode.
A
weak
internal
pull-down
device
brings
each
output
to
ground.
PDO
is
a
sub-sef
of
the
PD
description.
The
chip
is
not
in
power-down
mode
with
this
pin.
There
is
an
internal
pull-up
resistor
that
defaults
the
chip
to
normal
operation
if
left
unconnected.
SCDT
and
CTL1
are
not
tri-stated
by
this
pin.
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