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29 / 56 page ![]() Brooktree® 23 L261_H INTERNAL REGISTERS Command Register_2 Bt261 30 MHz Pixel Clock Monolithic CMOS HSYNC Line Lock Controller Command Register_2 This command register may be written to or read by the MPU at any time and is not initialized. CR20 corresponds to D0 and is the least significant bit. CR27, CR24 Phase lock pixel count (0001) 2 clock cycles (1111) 16 clock cycles These bits specify the maximum number of pixel clock cycles between the falling edge of noise-gated CSYNC* and the HSYNC signal (either internally or externally generated) to be considered locked. If the number of pixel clock cycles between the falling edge of noise-gated CSYNC* and the HSYNC signal exceed this value, lock is considered to be lost for that scan line, and the lock loss status bit (SR00) is set to a logical zero. CR23 Pixel clock mask enable (0) continuous pixel clock (1) stop pixel clock at HCOUNT If this bit is a logical one, the CLOCK output is stopped in the logical one state when the horizontal counter reaches the HCOUNT value. This ensures a minimum pulse width when the noise-gated CSYNC* signal is asynchronously sampled. If it is a logical zero, the CLOCK output will continuously clock (if command bit CR16 is a logical zero). This bit is ignored if an external pixel clock is driving the CLOCK pin (command bit CR16 is a logical one). CR22 Lock override (1) normal operation (0) tell phase comparator it's locked If the Bt261 goes out of lock, the phase limiter is auto- matically disabled until it is back in lock. If this bit is a logical zero, this function is overridden. CR21, CR20 Pixel clock select (00) OSC inputs (01) external pixel clock (10) OSC drives CLOCK direct (11) reserved These bits specify whether to use the OSC-generated pixel clock or an external pixel clock (driving the CLOCK pin) to clock internal counters. In mode (00), the selected OSC input(s) is divided down by the OSC count registers to generate the pixel clock (CLOCK). If mode (01) is selected, an external pixel clock must drive the CLOCK pin and one of the OSC inputs. Command bit CR16 must be a logical one. If mode (10) is selected, the OSC clock is output directly onto the CLOCK pin. The OSC count low and high registers are ignored. |
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