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Part # AL300
Description  LCD Monitor Controller
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AL300
November 28, 2001
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6.11.1 RAM mode
If external ROM is not used, OSD data can be stored in the internal 1K Byte of RAM. In this mode,
the OSD data is stored in bitmap form, which is written by the host through the I
2C bus. Two
independent OSD RAM address generators generate addresses for indexing the OSD data stored in
RAM. The data written from the RAM are unpacked to either 1-bit or 2-bit data depending if 2-color
mode or 4-color mode is selected. MSB bits are read out as OSD data before the LSB bits. The
following diagram shows how the OSD key generator works in RAM mode.
The RAMADDRST1 (Reg. #92h) and RAMADDRST2 (Reg. #A2h) are the starting address pointers
indicating the starting addresses of the bitmaps of OSD1 and OSD2. RAMSTRIDE1 (Reg. #93h and
#8Bh) and RAMSTRIDE2 (Reg. #A3h and #8Ch) are the line offsets in the RAM for OSD1 bitmap
and OSD2 bitmap, respectively.
6.11.2 ROM mode
If external ROM is used to store font tables or bitmaps, the internal RAM is used to store the font
code or index for assessing a specific font (a font can be viewed as a pre-defined bitmap). The
addresses of the font indexes are generated first to retrieve the index address to a specific font or
bitmap. The following ROM address generators then calculate the address of the font stored in ROM
based on the font index read from RAM. The 8-bit data read from ROM is then unpacked into 1-bit
or 2-bit data depending if 2-color mode or 4-color mode is selected. MSB bits are read out as OSD
data before the LSB bits. This is illustrated as follows:
RAM
Address
Generator 1
RAM
Address
Generator 2
MUX
512K x 16
RAM
Unpacker
9
16
1/2
AL300-10 OSD Key Generator in RAM Mode
OSDKEY
RAM Address
Generator 1
RAM Address
Generator 2
MUX
512K x 16
RAM
9
16
ROM Address
Generator 1
ROM Address
Generator 2
MUX
ROM
Unpacker
OSDKEY
1/2
RAMADDR
RAMDATA
16
ROMADDR
8
ROMDATA



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