Fujitsu Semiconductor: Jasmine

FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR
HARDWARE MANUAL
MB87P2020
Jasmine
Color LCD/CRT/TV Controller

Short specification
Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe GmbH

European MCU Design Centre (EMDC)
Am Siebenstein 6-10
D-63303 Dreieich-Buchschlag
Germany
Version: 2.1
File: title+revision.fm
MB87P2020 short specification (V2.1)
Revision History
Version Date Remark
1.0 29. May 00 Initial Release
1.1 30. May 00 Electrical Specification added
1.2 06. June 00 Clock settings added
1.3 15. June 00 Some Buffer types added
1.4 20. June 00 Customer proposals included
1.5 28. June 00 DC section added
1.6 12. July 00 DC characteristics corrected
1.7 01. Nov. 00 Pinning for ULB data and address bus changed
1.8 28. Nov. 00 Clock chapter extended
1.9 18. Dec. 00 Some minor changes
2.0 08. Mar. 01 Completed feature comparison, command list, electrical specifica-
tion. Added DRAM/APLL,/DAC supply, power on sequence, cur-
rent consumption. Started AC specification.
2.1 30. Mar. 01 Detailed register and flag description added
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Table of Contents
Revision History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Table of Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
1 Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.1 Application overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.2 Graphics Display Controller with embedded SDRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.3 Jasmine features and functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.4 Clock supply and generation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1.4.1 Clock overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1.5 Register overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1.6 Command description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Legend, symbols from command list table:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
2 Pinning and Buffer Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

2.1 Pinning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
2.2 Buffer Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
3 Electrical Specification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
3.1 Maximum Ratings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
3.1.1 Power-on sequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
3.1.2 External Signal Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
3.1.3 APLL Power Supply Level . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
3.1.4 DAC supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
3.1.5 SDRAM Supply. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
3.2 Recommended Operating Conditions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
3.3 DC Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
3.4 AC Characteristics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
3.4.1 Clock inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
3.4.2 MCU User Logic Bus Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
3.4.3 Interrupt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
3.4.4 DMA Control Ports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
3.4.5 Display Interface (Digital) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
3.4.6 Display Interface (Analog) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
3.4.7 Video Input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
3.4.8 CCFL FET Driver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
3.4.9 Serial Peripheral Bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
3.4.10 Special and Mode Pins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
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3.5 Mounting / Soldering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4 Appendix. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
4.1 Control Registers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
4.2 Flags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
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1 Overview
1.1 Application overview
The MB87P2020 “Jasmine” is a colour LCD/CRT graphic display controller (GDC) interfacing to
MB91xxxx micro controller family and supports a wide range of display devices. The architecture is de-
signed to meet the low cost, low power requirements in embedded and automotive applications. It is com-
patible to the “Lavender” GDC device and comes with 1MByte integrated video memory and additional
features.
Jasmine supports almost all LCD panel types (digital or analog interface) and CRTs or other progressive
scanned monitors/displays which can be connected via the analog RGB output. Products requiring digital
camera input can take advantage of the supported direct digital video interface. The graphic instruction set
is optimized for minimized traffic at the MCU interface because it’s the most important performance issue
of co-processing graphic acceleration systems.
The Jasmine is a graphic display controller especially for automotive applications. It supports a set of 2D
drawing functions with built in Pixel Processor, a video scaler interface, units for physical and direct video
memory access and a powerful video output stream formatter for a great variety of connectable displays.
Figure 1-1 displays an application block diagram in order to show the connection possibilities of Jasmine.
Host MCU
MB91xxxx
(e.g. MB91F361)
Digital Video
MB87P2020
(Jasmine)
RGB Analog
Video Scaler
e.g. VPX3220A, SAA7111A
Figure 1-1: Jasmine application overview
Application overview Page 5

1.2 Graphics Display Controller with embedded SDRAM
Figure 1-2 shows all main components of Jasmine graphics controller. The User Logic Bus controller
(ULB), Clock Unit (CU) and Serial Peripheral Bus (SPB) are connected to the User Logic Bus interface of
32 bit Fujitsu RISC microprocessors. 32 and 16 bit access modes are supported.
MB87P2020 (Jasmine)
Embedded SDRAM 1MByte
Back
Light
SDRAM Controller (SDC) CCFL
Analog
Video Video
Anti Aliasing Filter (AAF)
DACs
Pixel Processor (PP) Graphic Processing Unit (GPU)
Digital
Pixel
Video
Engine MAU MCP DIPA VIC DFU CCU LSA BSF
(PE)
XTAL
Clock Serial
User Logic Bus Interface (ULB) PIX
Unit SPB
Command Control BUS (CU)
User Logic Bus Video Scaler Interface
Figure 1-2: Component overview for Jasmine graphics controller
Table 1-1: Jasmine components
Shortcut Meaning Main Function
CCFL Cold Cathode Fluorescence

Cold cathode driver for display backlight
Lamp
CU Clock Unit Clock gearing supply, Power save
DAC Digital Analog Converter Digital analog conversation for analog

display
DPA (part of DIPA) Direct Physical memory Access Memory mapped SDRAM access with
address decoding
GPU Graphics Processing Unit Frame buffer reader which converts to

video data required by display
DFU (part of GPU) Data Fetch Unit Video data acquisition
Page 6 Overview
Table 1-1: Jasmine components
Shortcut Meaning Main Function
CCU (part of GPU) Color Conversion Unit Colour format conversion to common
intermediate overlay format
LSA (part of GPU) Line Segment Accumulator Layer overlay
BSF (part of GPU) BitStream Formatter Intermediate format to physical display

Format converter, Sync generation
IPA (part of DIPA) Memory mapped SDRAM access with

Indirect Physical memory Access
command register and FIFO
MAU (part of PP) Memory Access Unit Pixel access to SDRAM
MCP (part of PP) Memory CoPy Copying of pixel blocks
PE (part of PP) Pixel Engine Drawing of geometrical figures
PP Pixel Processor Handling of pixel based functions
SDC SDRAM Controller SDRAM controlling and arbitration
SPB Serial Peripheral Bus Serial interface (master)
ULB User Logic Bus (see MB91360

Address- and command decoding
series specification)
VIC Video Interface Controller YUV-/RGB-Interface to video grabber
The ULB provides an interface to host MCU (MB91360 series). The main functions are MCU (User Logic
Bus) control inclusive wait state handling, address decoding and device controls, data buffering / synchro-
nisation between clock domains and command decoding. Beside normal data and command read and write
operation it supports DMA flow control for full automatic data transfer from MCU to Jasmine and vice ver-
sa. Also an interrupt controlled data flow is possible and various interrupt sources inside the graphics con-
troller can be programmed.
The Clock Unit (CU) provides all necessary clocks to module blocks of Jasmine and a FR compliant (ULB)
interface to host MCU. Main functions are clock source select (XTAL, ULB clock, display clock), program-
mable clock multiplier/divider with APLL, power management for all Jasmine devices and the generation
of synchronous RESET signal.
For Fujitsu internal purposes one independent macro is build in the Jasmine ASIC, the Serial Peripheral Bus
(SPB). It’s a single line serial interface. There is no interaction with other Jasmine components.
All drawing functions will be executed in the Pixel Processor (PP). It consists of three main components
Pixel Engine (PE), Memory Access Unit (MAU) and Memory Copy (MCP). All functions provided by
these blocks are related to operations with pixel addresses {X, Y} possibly enhanced with layer information.
Jasmine has 16 layers supported by hardware, four of them can be visible at the same time. Each layer is
capable of storing any data type (graphic or video data with various colour depths) only restricted to the
bandwidth limitation of video memory at a given operating frequency.
Drawing functions are executed in the PE by writing commands and their dedicated parameter sets. All
commands can be taken from the command list in section 1.6. Writing of uncompressed and compressed
bitmaps/textures, drawing of lines, poly-lines and rectangles are supported by the PE. There are many spe-
cial modes such as duplicating data with a mirroring function.
Writing and reading of pixels in various modes is handled by MAU. Single transfers and block or burst
transfers are possible. Also an exchange pixel function is supported.
Graphics Display Controller with embedded SDRAM Page 7

With the MCP unit it is possible to transfer graphic blocks between layers of the same colour representation
very fast. Only size, source and destination points have to be given to duplicate some picture data. So it of-
fers an easy and fast way to program moving objects.
All PP image manipulation functions can be fed through an Antialiasing Filter (AAF). This slows down the
drawing speed but is as much faster as a software realisation. Due to the algorithm shrinks the graphic size
by two this has to be compensated by doubling the drawing parameters i.e. the co-ordinates of line end-
points.
DIPA stands for Direct/Indirect Physical Access. This unit handles rough video data memory access with-
out pixel interpretation (frame buffer access). Depending on the colour depth (bpp, bit per pixel) one or
more pixel are stored in one data word. DPA (Direct PA) is a memory-mapped method of physical access.
It is possible in word (32 bit), half word (16 bit) or byte mode. The whole video memory or partial window
(page) can be accessed in a user definable address area of Jasmine. IPA (Indirect PA) is controlled per ULB
command interface and IPA access is buffered through the FIFOs to gain high access performance. It uses
the command GetPA and PutPA, which are supporting burst accesses, possibly handled with interrupt and
DMA control.
For displaying real-time video within the graphic environment Jasmine has a video interface for connection
of video-scaler chips, e.g Intermetall’s IC VPX32xx series or Phillips SAA711x. Additional the video input
can handle CCIR standard conform digital video streams. Several synchronisation modes are implemented
and work with frame buffering of one up to three pictures. With line doubling and frame repetition there
exist a large amount of possibilities for frame rate synchronisation and interlaced to progressive conversion
as well. Due to the strict timing of most graphic displays the input video rate has to be independent from the
output format. So video data is stored as same principles as for graphic data using up to three of the sixteen
layers.
The SDC is a memory controller, which arbitrates the internal modules and generates the required access
timings for SDRAM devices. With a special address mapping and an optimized algorithm for generating
control commands the controller can derive full benefit from internal SDRAM. This increases performance
respective at random (non-linear) memory access.
The most complex part of Jasmine is its graphic data processing unit (GPU). It reads the graphic/video data
from up to four layers from video memory and converts it to the required video output streams for a great
variety of connectable display types. It consists of Data Fetch Unit (DFU), Color Conversion Unit (CCU)
which comes with 512 words by 24-bit colour look up table, Line Segment Accumulator (LSA) which does
the layer overlay and finally the Bitstream Formatter (BSF). The GPU has such flexibility for generating
the data streams, video timings and sync signals to be capable of driving a great variety of known display
types.
Additional to the digital outputs video DACs provides the ability to connect analog video destinations. A
driver for the displays Cold Cathode Fluorescence Lamp (CCFL) makes the back light dimmable. It is syn-
chronised with the vertical frequency of the video output to avoid visible artefacts during modulating the
lamp.
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1.3 Jasmine features and functions

Table 1-2: Lavender and Jasmine features in comparison
MB87J2120 (Lavender) MB87P2020 (Jasmine)
General features
• no internal SDRAM • 256k words x 32 Bit internal SDRAM

• 2M words x 32 Bit external SDRAM (8 Mbit)
(64 Mbit)
• Package: BGA-256P-M01 • Package: FPT-208P-Mxx
• Chip select sharing for up to four GDC devices no change
• synchronized reset (needs applied clock) • immediate asynchronous reset, synchronized

reset release
Pixel manipulation functions
• 2D drawing and bitmap functions no change

- Lines
- Rectangular Area
- Polygon
- Uncompressed Bitmap
- Compressed Bitmap (TGA format)
• Pixel Memory Access Functions no change

- Put Pixel
- Put Pixel FC (fixed color)
- Put Pixel Word (packed)
- Exchange Pixel
- Get Pixel
• Layer Register for text and bitmap functions • Layer Register for all drawing functions (sim-
plifies pixel addressing)
• Copy rectangular areas between layers no change
• Anti Aliasing Filter (AAF) • additional 4x4 AAF operator size

- resolution increase by factor 2 for each di-
mension (2x2 filter operator)
Display
• Bitstream Formatter for a great variety of con- • new Twin Display Mode feature (simultaneous
nectable display types (single/dual/alternate digital and analog output without limitation of
scan) DIS_D[23:16] that carry special sync signals).
• Free programmable display support for:
- Passive Matrix LCD (single/dual scan)
- Active Matrix (TFT) Displays
- Electroluminescent Displays
- Field Emission Displays
- TV compatible output
- CRTs...
Jasmine features and functions Page 9


• 24 bit digital video output (RGB) no change
• On-Chip Video DAC, 50M Samples/s (dot no change

clock)
• Flexible three-stage sync signal programming no change

(trigger position/sequence, combining and de-
lay) for up to 8 signal outputs
• Colour keying between two limits no change
• Brightness modulation for displays with a Cold no change

Cathode Fluorescence Lamp back-light
• Display resolution/drawing planes up to 16384 no change

pixels for each dimension
• 4 layer + background colour simultaneous dis- no change

play and graphic overlay, programmable Z-or-
der
• Blinking, transparency and background at-
tributes
• Free programmable display section of a layer no change
• Separable Colour LUT with • Colour LUT expansion to 512 entries

256 entries x 24 Bit
• Duty Ratio Modulation (DRM) for pseudo hue/ no change

grey levels
• Hardware support for 16 layers, usable for no change

graphic/video without restrictions
• Performance sharing with adjustable priorities no change

and configurable block sizes for memory trans-
fers enable maximal throughput for a wide
range of applications
• Variable and display independent colour space • YUV to RGB converter is included into GPU
concept: Layers with 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 24 bit per in order to allow YUV coded layers
pixel can be mixed and converted to one dis- • Gamma correction RAMs are included
play specific format (logical-intermediate- (3x256x8Bit)
physical format mapping)
Physical SDRAM access
• Memory mapped direct physical access for no change

storage of non-graphics data or direct image
access
• Indirect physical memory access for high no change

bandwidth multipurpose data/video memory
access
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MCU interface
• 32/16 Bit MCU interface, designed for direct no change

connection of MB91xxxx family (8/16/32Bit
access)
• DMA support (all MB91xxxx modes)
• Interrupt support
Video interface
• Video interface VPX32xx series by Micronas • additional CCIR conform input mode
Intermetall, Phillips SAA711x and others
• Video synchronization with up to 3 frame buff- no change

ers
Clock generation
• Flexible clocking concept with on-chip PLL • additional clock input dedicated RCLK pin in-
and up to 4 external clock sources stead of MODE[3]
• Clock sources:
- XTAL
- ULB bus clock
- Pixel clock
- Additional external clock pin (MODE[3])
• Separate power saving for each sub-module no change
1.4 Clock supply and generation
1.4.1 Clock overview
Jasmine has a flexible clocking concept where four input clocks (OSC_IN/OUT, DIS_PIXCLK,
ULB_CLK, RCLK) can be used as clock source for Core clock (CLKK) and Display clock (CLKD). A
block diagram of clock distribution within Jasmine is shown in figure 1-3.
The user can choose by software whether to take the direct clock input or the output of an APLL independ-
ent for Core- and Display clock. Both output clocks have different dividers programmable by software
(DIV x for CLKD and DIV z for CLKK). The clock gearing facilities offer the possibility to scale system
performance and power consumption as needed.
Beside these two configurable clocks (CLKK and CLKD) Jasmine needs two additional internal clocks:
CLKM and CLKV (see also figure 1-3).
CLKV is exclusively for video interface and is connected to input clock pin VSC_CLKV. CLKM is used
for User Logic Bus (ULB) interface and is connected to input clock ULB_CLK. As already mentioned
ULB_CLK can also be used to build CLKK and/or CLKD.
Clock supply and generation Page 11

OSC_IN/OUT
APLL
DIS_PIXCLK PLL Clock System Clock Prescaler
MUL y
ULB_CLK DIV z CLKK
RCLK
Pixel Clock Prescaler
Direct Clock DIV x
INV
CLKD
invert option
CLKM
VSC_CLKV
INV
CLKV
invert option
Figure 1-3: Clock gearing and distribution
Table 1-3 shows all clocks used by Jasmine with their requirements.
Table 1-3: Clock supply
Requirements
Clock Type Symbol Unit
Min Typ Max
XTAL clock input OSC_IN, 12 - 64 MHz

OSC_OUT
Direct clock input RCLK ULB_CLK - 64 MHz
ULB clock input ULB_CLK - - 64 MHz
Pixel clock input DIS_PIXCLK - - 54 MHz
Video clock input VSC_CLKV - - 54a MHz
Core clock internal CLKK ULB_CLK - 64 MHz
Display clock internal CLKD - - 54 MHz
Video clock internal CLKV - - 54a MHz
ULB clock internal CLKM - - 64 MHz

a. The video interface is designed to achieve 54 MHz but there is a side condition that video clock should be
smaller than half of core clock.
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1.5 Register overview
Table 1-4 contains an overview on Jasmine address ranges including decoding priority. The priority takes
care about the controllability of Jasmine even for wrong memory settings.
Table 1-4: Register address space for Jasmine
Priority Address range Target component/Register
0x0000 Command register
0x0004 Input FIFO
0x0008 Output FIFO
0x000C - 0x0020 Flag/Interrupt mask register
0x0024 - 0x009B ULB
0x0100 - 0x0217 SDC
0x1000 - 0x1243 GPU - LDR
0x1300 - 0x1383 GPU - MDR
0x1400 - 0x143B GPU - MTX
0x2000 - 0x23FF GPU - CLUT
0x2400 - 0x2FFF GPU - GAMMA

1
0x3000 - 0x3263 GPU - DIR
0x3270 GPU - SDC
0x4000 - 0x4023 VIC
0x4100 - 0x4133 PP
0x4200 - 0x420B DIPA
0x4400 - 0x4407 CCFL
0x4500 - 0x450F AAF
0xFC00 - 0xFC07 CU
0xFC08 - 0xFCFF empty
0xFD00 - 0xFD0F SPB
0xFD10 - 0xFFFF empty
2 other Lavender/Jasmine chips empty
3 SDRAM window1 range SDRAM
4 SDRAM window0 range SDRAM
5 Empty area within SDRAM space empty
1.6 Command description
Jasmine command register width is 32 Bit. It is divided into command code and parameters:
Register overview Page 13

31 7 0
parameters code
Partial writing of command register is supported.

Not all commands need parameters. In these cases parameter section is ignored.
In table 1-5 all commands are listed with mnemonic, command code and command parameters (if neces-
sary), command function, registers read by command, source and target for command data (separated by
input and output data if necessary).
Table 1-5: Command List
Mne- Code Function Registers Data source Data target

monic
SwReset stop command mode of

00H Pixel-Engine and reset FIFO - - -
addressing
PutBM store “Bit-Map” data in V-

RAM; start at {Xmin,Ymin},
target layer
stop at {Xmax,Ymax}
icolor
Parameter: Bitmap color data
icolor_en
n = (Xmax - Xmin+1) I-FIFO
01H {Xmin,Ymin} Video RAM
* (Ymax-Ymin+1) * bpp / 32 ([color data]n)
I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy- {Xmax,Ymax}
flag, prog. inter- direction
rupt mirror
Optional: DMA input FIFO
flow control
PutCP store compressed data (run-

length coded) in V-RAM; start
at {Xmin,Ymin}, stop at
{Xmax,Ymax} target layer
Parameter: run length coded icolor
data icolor_en
02H FIFO
n = (Xmax - Xmin+1) {Xmin,Ymin} Video RAM
* (Ymax - Ymin+1) ([coded data]n)
{Xmax,Ymax}
* compression factor direction
I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy-
mirror
flag, prog. inter-
rupt
flow control
Page 14 Overview

monic
DwLine “Draw a Line” calculate pixel

data and store into V-RAM
Parameter: line start point
{Xstart,Ystart} target layer if I-FIFO
03H line end point enabled, ([{Xstart,Ystart}, Video RAM
{Xend,Yend}
lcolor {Xend,Yend}]+)
flag, interrupt
flow control
DwRect “Draw an Area (rectangle)”
calculate pixel data and store
into V-RAM
Parameter: rectangle start
I-FIFO
point target layer if
04H {Xstart,Ystart} ([{Xstart,Ystart},
enabled, Video RAM
rectangle end {Xend,Yend}]+)
rcolor
point {Xend,Yend}
flag, interrupt
flow control
PutTxtBM Draw uncompressed pixel

with fixed foreground and target layer
background color {Xmin,Ymin}
Parameter: Color enable {Xmax, Ymax}
data I-FIFO
fcolor
05H n = (Xmax - Xmin+1) * ([color enable Video RAM
bcolor
(Ymax - Ymin+1)/ 32 data]n)
I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy- bcolor_ena
flag, interrupt direction
Optional: DMA input FIFO mirror
flow control
PutTxtCP Draw compressed pixel with

fixed foreground and back- target layer
ground color {Xmin,Ymin}
Parameter: run length coded {Xmax, Ymax}
data fcolor
n = (Xmax - Xmin+1) * I-FIFO
06H bcolor Video RAM
(Ymax - Ymin+1) * ([coded data]n)
bcolor_ena
compression factor / 32
I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy- direction
flag, interrupt mirror
flow control
Command description Page 15


monic
PutPixel store pixel data in V-RAM

Parameter: pixel coordinates
{X,Y}
color data for one
pixel (right- I-FIFO
07H aligned) ([{X,Y}, single color Video RAM
I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy- data]+)
flag, prog. inter-
rupt
flow control
PutPxWd store pixel word data in V-

RAM
word count = pixel count /
bpp
of first pixel {X,Y} I-FIFO
08H color data word ([{X,Y}, color Video RAM
for layer bpp data]+)
flag, prog. inter-
rupt
flow control
PutPxFC store pixel data in V-RAM
with fixed color
{X,Y} I-FIFO
09H I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy- pcolor Video RAM
([{X,Y}]+)
flag, prog. inter-
rupt
flow control
GetPixel load pixel data from V-RAM I-FIFO

Parameter: pixel coordinates ({X,Y}+) Control
{X,Y}
Return: color data for one
pixel (right-
aligned)
0AH
I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy- O-FIFO
flag, prog. inter- Video RAM ([single color
rupt
data]+)
Optional: DMA input and
output FIFO flow
control
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monic
XChPixel store pixel data in V-RAM and I-FIFO

load old pixel data in output ([{X,Y}, single color
FIFO data]+) Control
{X,Y}
Return: old color data for
0BH one pixel (right
aligned)
flag, prog. inter- Video RAM
([single color
rupt
data]+)
Optional: DMA input and
output FIFO flow
control
MemCP Copy rectangular region from

one layer to another
Parameter: source start point
{XSmin, YSmin},
with source layer
information (LS)
I-FIFO
source end point
{XSmax, YSmax} ([{XSmin,YSmin, LS},
0CH Video RAM
target start point {XSmax, YSmax},
{XTmin, YTmin} {XTmin,YTmin, LT}]+)
with target layer
information LT
flag, interrupt
flow control
PutPA store data in V-RAM directly
with address auto-increment
Parameter: physical address,
data words I-FIFO
0DH I/O-control: RDY-signal, busy- - (physical address, Video RAM
flag, prog. inter- [data word]+)
rupt
flow control


monic
GetPA load data from V-RAM with I-FIFO
address auto-increment, stop (physical start
Control
after n. words address)
Parameter: physical start
address, number
of words to be
{n, 0EH} read (n) -
Return: n data words
Video RAM
flag, prog. inter- ([data word]n)
rupt
Optional: DMA output FIFO
flow control
DwPoly ‘Draw a Polygon’ calculate

pixel data and store into V-
RAM
Parameter: line start point
{Xstart,Ystart}
(first point only)
target layer if I-FIFO
line end point
0FH {Xend,Yend} enabled, ({Xstart,Ystart}, Video RAM
(start point is plcolor [{Xend,Yend}]+)
endpoint of previ-
ous pixel)
flag, interrupt
flow control
NoOp FFH no operation - - -

a.If bcolor_en=0 at a PutTxtBM or PutTxtCP command only foreground pixels are transferred to
video memory. This mode requires closing processing queue by a NoOp-SwReset sequence before
using the next command.
Legend, symbols from command list table:
• physical byte address

31 0
Note: Depending on video memory size not all addresses are used.
• data word
31 0
Byte 0 Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3
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• single color data
bpp-1 0
bpp...24, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 Bit
• color data
31 31-(bpp-1) bpp-1 0
P0 ... P(n-1)
bpp...24, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1 Bit

n...count of pixel per word
bpp n
24 1
16 2
8 4
4 8
2 16
1 32
• color enable data
31 0
P0 ... P31
(...) Source or Target FIFO data

[...]n Deliver data in ‘[...]’ n times
[...]+ Deliver data in ‘[...]’ at least one time
• {X,Y} Pixel coordinates
31 29 15 13 0
x coordinate y coordinate
3 2 1 0
Layer (to be ignored if layer register exists)

2 Pinning and Buffer Types

2.1 Pinning
Table 2-1: Jasmine pinning
Pin Name Buffer type Description
1 MODE[0] BFNNQLX Mode Pin
3 GND GND
4 Place holder for analog area
5 A_GREEN OTAMX Analog Green
6 DAC2_VSSA1 ITAVSX DAC Ground
7 DAC2_VDDA1 ITAVDX DAC Supply 2.5V
8 A_BLUE OTAMX Analog Blue
11 A_VRO OTAMX DAC Full Scale Adjust
12 DAC1_VSSA ITAVSX DAC Ground
13 DAC1_VDDA ITAVDX DAC Supply 2.5V
14 A_RED OTAVX Analog Red
17 VREF ITAMX DAC test pin VREF
18 Place holder for analog area
19 VDDI VDDI# Core supply 2.5 V
20 TEST ITCHX Fujitsu test pin
21 VSC_CLKV ITFHX Video Scaler Clock
22 RESETX ITFUHX Reset (pull up)
23 OSC_OUT YB002AAX XTAL output
24 VDDE[0] IO supply 3.3V
25 OSC_IN YI002AEX XTAL input
26 GND GND
28 RDY_TRIEN B3NNLMX Control RDY pin behaviour
29 APLL_AVDD APLL supply 2.5V
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30 APLL_AVSS APLL GND
31 RCLK ITFHX Reserved clock
32 ULB_A[20] BFNNQLX ULB Interface Address
38 GND GND GND
43 VDDE VDDE# IO supply 3.3V
44 ULB_CLK ITFHX ULB Interface Clock
50 GND GND GND
58 ULB_CS BFNNQLX ULB Interface Chip Select
59 ULB_RDX BFNNQLX ULB Interface Read
60 GND GND GND
62 ULB_DACK BFNNQLX ULB Interface DMA Acknowledge
Pinning Page 21
63 ULB_D[31] BFNNQMX ULB Interface Data
66 GND[1] GND
72 GND GND GND
80 GND[2] GND
85 GND GND GND
91 GND[3] GND

96 GND GND GND
103 GND[4] GND
107 GND GND GND
110 SDRAM_VCC[0] SDRAM supply 2.5V
113 GND[5] GND
116 ULB_RDY OTFTQMX ULB Interface Ready
117 ULB_DSTP BFNNQMX ULB Interface DMA Stop
119 GND GND GND
120 ULB_DREQ OTFTQMX ULB Interface DMA Request
121 ULB_INTRQ OTFTQMX ULB Interface Interrupt Request
122 ULB_WRX[0] ITFHX ULB Interface Write Enable (D[31:24])
128 SDRAM_PBI IPBIX SDRAM Test mode
Pinning Page 23
130 GND GND GND
132 SDRAM_TBST ITBSTX SDRAM test mode
133 SDRAM_TTST ITTSTX SDRAM test mode
134 VPD VPDX Fujitsu Tester Pin
135 DIS_D[0] B3NNLMX Display Data
142 GND GND GND
154 GND GND GND

164 GND GND GND
166 DIS_CKEY B3NNLMX Display Colour Key
167 DIS_PIXCLK B3NNNMX Display Pixel Clock (programmable in/out)
168 DIS_VSYNC B3NNLMX Display programmable sync
169 DIS_HSYNC B3NNLMX Display programmable sync
170 DIS_VREF B3NNLMX Display programmable sync
171 VSC_D[0] BFNNQLX Video Scaler Data Input
176 GND GND GND
189 GND GND GND
Pinning Page 25

195 VSC_VREF BFNNQLX Video Scaler Vertical Reference
196 VSC_VACT BFNNQLX Video Scaler VACT
197 VSC_ALPHA BFNNQLX Video Scaler ALPHA
198 VSC_IDENT BFNNQLX Video Scaler Field identification
199 SPB_BUS BFNNQHX SPB Interface
200 GND GND GND
202 SPB_TST BFNNQHX SPB Test
203 CCFL_FET2 OTFTQMX CCFL FET driver
204 CCFL_FET1 OTFTQMX CCFL FET driver
205 CCFL_IGNIT OTFTQMX CCFL supply control IGNITION
206 GND[6] GND
208 CCFL_OFF OTFTQMX CCFL supply control OFF
2.2 Buffer Types

Table 2-2: Buffer types for Jasmine
Buffer type Description
B3NNLMX Bidirectional True buffer (3.3V CMOS, IOL=4mA,Low Noise type)
BFNNQHX Bidirectional True buffer (5V Tolerant, IOL=8mA, High speed type)
BFNNQLX Bidirectional True buffer (5V Tolerant, IOL=2mA, High speed type)
BFNNQMX 5V tolerant, bidirectional true buffer 3.3V CMOS, IOL/IOH=4mA
IPBIX Input True Buffer for DRAM TEST (2.5V CMOS with 25K Pull-up)
(SDRAM test only)
ITAMX Analog Input buffer
ITAVDX Analog Power Supply
ITAVSX Analog GND
ITBST Input True Buffer for DRAM TEST (2.5V CMOS with 25K Pull-down)
(SDRAM test only)
ITCHX Input True buffer (2.5V CMOS)
ITFHX 5V tolerant 3.3V CMOS Input
ITFUHX 5V tolerant 3.3V CMOS Input, 25 k Pull-up
ITTSTX Input True buffer for DRAM TEST Control (2.5V CMOS with 25K Pull-down)

Table 2-2: Buffer types for Jasmine
Buffer type Description
OTAMX Analog Output
OTFTQMX 5 V tolerant 3.3V tri-state output, IOL/IOH=4mA
VPDX 3.3V CMOS input, disable input for Pull up/down resistors, connect to GND
YB002AAX Oscillator Output
YI002AEX Oscillator Pin Input
Buffer Types Page 27

3 Electrical Specification
3.1 Maximum Ratings
The maximum ratings are the limit values that must never be exceeded even for an instant. As long
as the device is used within the maximum ratings specified range, it will never be damaged.
The Cx71 series of CMOS ASICs has five types of output buffers for driving current values, each of which
has a different maximum output current rating.
Table 3-1: Maximum Ratings
Parameter Symbol Requirements Unit
Supply voltage VDDI -0.5 to +3.0 V

VDDE -0.5 to +4.0
SDRAM_VCC VDDI
APLL_AVDD VDDI
DAC_VDDA -0.5 to +3.0
Input voltage VI -0.5 to VDD + 0.5 (<= 4.0V)a V

-0.5 to VDDE + 4.0 (<= 6.0V)b
Output voltage VO -0.5 to VDD +0.5 (<= 4.0V)a V
-0.5 to VDDE + 4.0b <L/H- State>
-0.5 to VDDE + 4.0 (<= 6.0V)b <Z- State>
Storage temperature TST -55 to +125
Junction temperature Tj -40 to +125 ˚C
Ambient temperature Ta -40 to +85
Output currentc IO +/-13 mA
Supply pin current ID 60 mA

for one VDD/GND pin
a.for 3.3V interface

b.for 5.0V tolerant
c.The maximum output current which always flows in the circuit.
3.1.1 Power-on sequence
Jasmine is a dual power supply device. For power ON/OFF sequence, there is no specific restriction, but
the following sequences are recommended:
Power-ON: VDDI (internal, 2.5V) -> VDDE (external, 3.3V) -> Signal
Power-OFF: Signal -> VDDE (external, 3.3V) -> VDDI (internal, 2.5V)
It is restricted that VDDE only is supplied continuously for more than 1 minute while VDDI/DRAM supply
is off. If the time exceeds 1 minute, it may affect the reliability of the internal transistors.
When VDDE is changed from off to on, the internal state of the circuit may not be maintained due to the
noise by power supply. Therefore, the circuit should be initialized after power is on.
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3.1.2 External Signal Levels
External signal levels must not be higher than power supply voltage by 0.5V or more (3.3V inputs). If a
signal with 0.5V or more than VDDE is given to an input buffer the current will flow internally to supply,
which can give a permanent damage to the LSI.
In addition, when power supply becomes on or off, signal levels must not be higher than the power supply
voltage by 0.5V or more. This means that signals must not be applied before power on / after power off.
If an external signal (5V) is input at a 5V tolerant input before the device in question is powered-on, it will
give the LSI a permanent damage.
3.1.3 APLL Power Supply Level
APLL (Analog PLL) power supply level must not be higher than power supply voltage VDDI. Please take
care of APLL power supply not to be over VDDI level at Power ON/OFF sequence.
3.1.4 DAC supply
DAC supply is isolated from other 2.5V supply.
3.1.5 SDRAM Supply
SDRAM supply must be as same level as VDDI.
Maximum Ratings Page 29

3.2 Recommended Operating Conditions
The recommended operating conditions are the recommended values for assuring normal logic oper-
ation.
As long as the device is used within the recommended operating conditions, the electrical characteristics
described below are assured.
Table 3-2: Operating conditions
Requirements
Parameter Symbol Unit
Min Typ Max
VDDE 3.0 3.3 3.6
Supply voltage VDDI 2.3 2.5 2.7 V
DAC_VDDA 2.3 2.5 2.7
High-level input 3.3V 2.0 - VDDE+ 0.3

VIH V
voltage 5V Tolerant 2.0 - 5.5
Low-level input 3.3V -0.3 - 0.8

voltage VIL V
5V Tolerant -0.3 - 0.8
Junction temperature Tj -40 - 125 ˚C
Ambient temperature Ta -40 - 85 ˚C
3.3 DC Characteristics
The DC characteristics assure the worst values of the static characteristics of input/output buffers
within the range specified at the recommended operating conditions.
Table 3-3: DC characteristics
Requirements
Parameter Symbol Test conditions Unit
Min Typ Max
Supply cur- ASIC master

IDDS - - 0.2 mA
renta b type T7
High-level out-
VOH IOH= -100uA VDDE-0.2 - VDDE V
put voltage
Low-level out-
VOL IOL= 100uA 0 - 0.2 V
put voltage
L type
-2 - - mA
VOH=VDDE- 0.4V
High-level out- M type

IOH -4 - - mA
put current VOH=VDDE- 0.4V
H type
-8 - - mA
VOH=VDDE- 0.4V

Table 3-3: DC characteristics
Requirements
Parameter Symbol Test conditions Unit
Min Typ Max
L type VOL=0.4V 2.0 - - mA
Low-level out-
IOL M type VOL=0.4V 4.0 - - mA
put current
H type VOL=0.4V 8.0 - - mA
Input leakage
IL - - +/-5 uA
current per pinb
Input pull-up/
pull-down RP 10 25 70 kOhm
resistorc
L type - - +/-40 mA
Output short-
IOS M type - - +/-60 mA
circuit currentd
H type - - +/-120 mA
a.VIH = VDD and VIL = VSS, memory is in stand-by mode, Analog cells (APLL, DACs, DAC-
VREF) are at power down mode, Tj = 25˚C
b.Input pins have to be static. If an input buffer with pull-up/pull-down resistor is used, the input
leakage current may exceed the above value
c.Either a buffer without a resistor or with a pull-up/pull-down resistor can be selected from the
input and bidirectional buffers.
d.Maximum supply current at the short circuit of output and VDD or VSS. For 1 second per pin.
Following table shows current/power consumption for Jasmine under special operating conditions. Core
clock, which has most influence is varied over specified range. Please note, if other parameters varied that
given values can be exceeded.
Table 3-4: Maximum core current consumption
Frequency APLL Divider/Mul- Core/Analog DRAM supply Power consump-

[MHz] tiplier Setupa supply [mA] [mA] tion [mW]
16 5/7 84.1 9.2 (3.8)b 360 (346)
20 5/9 104.4 11.5 (4.8) 421 (403)
36 6 / 20 180.7 20.7 (9.1) 652 (621)
48 5 / 23 232.4 27.6 (10.6) 811 (765)
64 2 / 15 294.0 36.8 (12.6) 1001 (936)
a.Values interpreted with n+1

b.Values for DRAM supply in parenthesis are measured while running an usual application.
Measurement conditions:
• Oscillator 12.0 MHz
• Video clock 13.5 MHz, Pixel Clock (display) 6.0 MHz, ULB_CLK 16 MHz
• VDDI = 2.7V, VDDE = 3.6V
DC Characteristics Page 31
• I/O current assumed 30 mA, this varies in given environments/applications. Part of I/O power con-
sumtion was 30mA * 3.6V = 108mW (fixed within this mesurement environment).
3.4 AC Characteristics
3.4.1 Clock inputs
OSC_IN, OSC_OUT are dedicated ports for crystal oscillator connection. Hence OSC_IN may be used as
direct clock input, then specification applies as stated for the other possible clock inputs.
ULB_CLK, RCLK, VSC_CLKV, DIS_PIXCLK give the ability to feed in external clock directly. For us-
age of different clock inputs see Clock Unit specification.
• DIS_PIXCLK can be configured as input or output
tT tT
3.3V
80%
50%
20%
0V
t PH t PL
t CY
Figure 3-1: AC characteristics measurement conditions
• Transition Time tT max. 2ns
• VIH = 2.0V, VIL = 0.8V (3.3V CMOS Interface Input)
Table 3-5: Timing Specification
Clock Parameter Symbol Min Max
ULB_CLK ULB Clock Cycle Time tCYU 15.625 ns -

(routed to CLKM,
MCU interface) ULB Clock High Pulse Width tPHU 7 ns -
ULB Clock Low Pulse Width tPLU 7 ns -
RCLK RSV Clock Cycle Time tCYR 15.625 ns -

(routed to CLKK,
core clock without RSV Clock High Pulse Width tPHR 7 ns -
APLL)
RSV Clock Low Pulse Width tPLR 7 ns -
VSC_CLKV Video Clock Cycle Time tCYV 18.50 ns -

(video interface
clock) Video Clock High Pulse Width tPHV 9.25 ns -
Video Clock Low Pulse Width tPLV 9.25 ns -

Clock Parameter Symbol Min Max
DIS_PIXCLK Display Clock Cycle Time tCYD 18.50 ns -

(routed to CLKD
as external display Display Clock High Pulse Width tPHD 9.25 ns -
clock)
Display Clock Low Pulse Width tPLD 9.25 ns -
3.4.2 MCU User Logic Bus Interface
ULB_CLK
t SCS tHCS
ULB_CS
ULB_RDX
tSWRX tHWRX tSWRX tHWRX
ULB_WRX[n]
tSA tHA
111111111111111
000000000000000 1111111111111
0000000000000
000000
111111 1111
0000
ULB_A
000000000000000
111111111111111 tSDI tHDI
0000000000000
1111111111111
000000
111111 0000
1111
000000000000000
111111111111111 0000000000000
1111111111111
000000
111111 0000
1111
ULB_D
000000000000000
111111111111111 DI
0000000000000
1111111111111
000000
111111 0000
1111
Figure 3-2: ULB write access (followed by another write)
AC Characteristics Page 33
ULB_CLK
tHCSR * tHCSR *
tHCSF tSCSF tHCSF tSCSF
ULB_CS
01
tHRDX tSRDX tACC tEXR tHRDX tSRDX
10
ULB_RDX
1010
first RDX or CS
rising edge
ULB_WRX[n]
tSA tHA
111111111111111
000000000000000 11111111111111111111111111
00000000000000000000000000
ULB_A
000000000000000
111111111111111 t OHRDY
00000000000000000000000000
11111111111111111111111111
t OHRDY
ULB_RDY
t ODD t OHD 0110

0000000000000000000000000011
1111111111111111111111111100
1011 00
11 101000000
11111
ULB_D
00
1010 t OZHD
DO
t OZDD
00
11
Figure 3-3: ULB read access
10
Parameter Symbol Min Max
Chip Select Setup Time (falling) tSCSF tbd -
Chip Select Hold Time (falling) tHCSF tbd -
Chip Select Hold Time (rising)a tHCSR* tbd -
Read Setup Time tSRDX tbd -
Read Hold Time tHRDX tbd -
Write Setup Time tSWRX tbd -
Write Hold Time tHWRX tbd -
Address Setup Time tSA tbd -
Address Hold Time tHA tbd -
Input Data Setup Time tSDI tbd -
Input Data Hold Time tHDI tbd -
Ready Output Hold Time tOHRDY tbd tbd
Output Data Delay Time tODD tbd tbd
Output Data Hold Time tOHD tbd tbd
Output Data Tri-state Hold Time tOZHD tbd tbd
Output Data Tri-state Delay Time tOZDD tbd tbd

Access Time tACC 1 TULB_CLK variableb
External Reaction Time tEXR 0 TULB_CLK -
a.More restrictive specification to rising edge of CLK_ULB is only needed if SPB will be used.
b.Access time varies with whole number of ULB_CLK periods for different Jasmine register ad-
dresses.
3.4.3 Interrupt
ULB_CLK
H
ULB_INTRQ
L
t LHI t HLI
Z
ULB_INTRQ
L
t LZI tZLI
t PWI
Figure 3-4: Interrupt output timing
Table 3-7:
Output delay time for LH edge tLHI
Output delay time for HL edge tHLI
Output delay time for LZ edge tLZI
Output delay time for ZL edge tZLI
Interrupt Pulse Width tPWI
3.4.4 DMA Control Ports
AC Characteristics Page 35
ULB_CLK
tSCS tHCS
ULB_CS
tSWRX tHWRX tSWRX tHWRX
ULB_RDX/WRX
tSA tHA
ULB_A 1111111111111111111111
0000000000000000000000
0000000000000000000000
1111111111111111111111 1111111111111
0000000000000
000000000000011111
111111111111100000
00000
11111 111
000
000
111
tSDACK tHDACK
ULB_DACK
tOHDREQ tODREQR
ULB_DREQ
Figure 3-5: DMA block/burst access
3.4.5 Display Interface (Digital)
3.4.6 Display Interface (Analog)
3.4.7 Video Input
3.4.8 CCFL FET Driver
3.4.9 Serial Peripheral Bus
3.4.10 Special and Mode Pins
Mode[3:0], RDY_TRIEN, VPD, TEST are static pins.

RESETX is asynchronous, thus no timing relation to any CLK can be specified. Minimum low pulse width
is <Min: tbd, Max: tbd>.
3.5 Mounting / Soldering
Mounting and soldering is explained in Fujitsu package data book, chapter 2.

4 Appendix
4.1 Control Registers
Table 4-1 shows all registers and bit groups of MB87P2020 (Jasmine) with a short explanation.
Register Group
Bits Description Default value
Name Address Name
Command register
CMD 0x0000 31:8 PAR Command parameter 0
7:0 CODE Command code 0xFF (NoOp)
IFIFO 0x0004 31:0 - Input FIFO -
OFIFO 0x0008 31:0 - Output FIFO -
FLNOM 0x000C 31:0 - Flag register (normal write access)a 0x20400000
FLRST 0x0010 31:0 - Flag register (reset write access)a 0x20400000

1: Reset flag at this position
FLSET 0x0014 31:0 - Flag register (set write access)a 0x20400000

1: Set flag at this position
Interrupt mask register (normal

INTNOM 0x0018 31:0 - write access)a 0
1: use flag for interrupt
Interrupt mask register (reset write

INTRST 0x001C 31:0 - access)a 0
1: Reset mask at this position
Interrupt mask register (set write

INTSET 0x0020 31:0 - access)a 0
1: Set mask at this position
Interrupt level/edge settingsa

1: positive edge of flag triggers
INTLVL 0x0024 31:0 interrupt 0
0: high level of flag triggers inter-
rupt
Interrupt request length

INTREQ 0x0028 Interrupt request length in ULB
5:0 INTCLK 0x10
clocks (CLKM)
Control Registers Page 37

Register Group
Name Address Name
RDY timeout control register
RDY timeout length in ULB clocks

7:0 RDYTO 0xFF
RDYTO 0x002C (CLKM)
RDY timeout enable

8 RDTOEN 1
1: enable RDY timeout
RDY timeout address register (read

only)
RDYADDR 0x0030
Address where RDY timeout
20:0 ADDR 0
occurred
MCU interface control register
Sample mode for bus control sig-

nals
00: 3 point mode
9:8 SMODE 0
01: 2 of 3 point mode
10: 2 point mode
11: 1 point mode
IFCTRL 0x0034 5 DRINV 1: invert ULB_DREQ 0
4 DSINV 1: invert ULB_DSTP 0
3 INTINV 1: invert ULB_INTRQ 0
2 DRTRI 1: open drain for ULB_DREQ 0
1 DSTRI 1: open drain for DSTP 0
0 INTTRI 1: open drain for ULB_INTRQ 0
WNDOF0 0x0040 20:0 OFF MCU offset for SDRAM window 0 0x10’0000
WNDSZ0 0x0044 20:0 SIZE Size of SDRAM window 0 0x10’0000
WNDOF1 0x0048 20:0 OFF MCU offset for SDRAM window 1 0x10’0000
WNDSZ1 0x004C 20:0 SIZE Size of SDRAM window 1 0x10’0000
SDRAM offset for SDRAM

WNDSD0 0x0050 19:0 OFF 0
window 0
SDRAM offset for SDRAM

WNDSD1 0x0054 19:0 OFF 0
window 1
’1’: enable SDRAM space

SDFLAG 0x0058 0 EN ’0’: any access to SDRAM space is 0
ignored
Page 38 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
Input FIFO limits
Input FIFO upper limit for flag- or

22:16 UL interrupt controlled flow control 0x0C
IFUL 0x0080 IFH=1 if IFLOAD >= IFUL:UL
Input FIFO lower limit for flag- or

6:0 LL interrupt controlled flow control 0x03
IFL=1 if IFLOAD <= IFUL:LL
Output FIFO limits
Output FIFO upper limit for flag-

22:16 UL or interrupt controlled flow control 0x3C
OFUL 0x0084 OFH=1 if OFLOAD >= OFUL:UL
Output FIFO lower limit for flag-

6:0 LL or interrupt controlled flow control 0x0F
OFL=1 if OFLOAD <= IFUL:LL
Input FIFO limits for DMA trans-

fer
Upper limit for DMA access to

IFDMA 0x0088 22:16 UL 0x0A
input FIFO (not used)
Lower limit for DMA access to
6:0 LL 0x3C
input FIFO
Output FIFO limits for DMA trans-

fer
Upper limit for DMA access from

OFDMA 0x008C 22:16 UL 0x0A
output FIFO
Lower limit for DMA access from
6:0 LL 0x3C
output FIFO (not used)
DMA flag register
Duration of DSTP signal.

This value can be set in order to
12:8 DSTP ensure a save MCU-DMAC reset. 7
Normally the default value should
work.
DMAFLAG 0x0090
’1’: DMA demand mode
2 MODE ’0’: DMA block/step- or burst 0
mode
1 EN ’1’: enable DMA 0
’1’: use DMA for input FIFO

0 IO 1
’0’: use DMA for output FIFO

Register Group
Name Address Name
Flag behaviour registera

FLAGRES 0x0094
31:0 - 1: set flag to dynamic behaviourb 0x20400000
0: set flag to static behaviour
FIFO debug register (read only)
Input FIFO load for current com-

mand
Attention: This value changes
23:16 IFLC 0x00
with Jasmine core clock; correct
sampling by MCU can’t be
ensured.
Output FIFO load

ULBDEB 0x0098 Attention: This value changes
15:8 OF with Jasmine core clock; correct 0x00
ensured.
Input FIFO load independent from

current command
Attention: This value changes
7:0 IF 0x00
with Jasmine core clock; correct
ensured.
Command debug register (read

only)
Parameter for currently executed

CMDDEB 0x009C 31:8 PAR
command
Code for currently executed com-
7:0 CMD
mand
SDRAM sequencer RAM

(32 words)
Microcode sequencer address argu-

12:7 ADDR undef
ment
Microcode instruction:
SDSE- 6:4 INST run, ret, call, loop, srw, rrw, pde, undef
0x0100- pdx - coded 0 to 7)
QRAM
0x017C
[32] Container command for SDRAM
3 RAS undef
(RAS)
Container command for SDRAM

2 CAS undef
(CAS)
Container command for SDRAM

1 WE undef
(WE)
Page 40 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
SDRAM Mode Register, bit

[12:10, 8:7] reserved, set to ’0’
9 BRST 1: Burst write enable 0
6:4 CL CAS latency (2/3) 0

SDMODE 0x0200
1: Interleave burst
3 ILB 0
0: Sequential burst
Burst length (0=1, 1=2, 2=4, 3=8,

2:0 BLEN 0
7=full)
Sysclocks of SDRAM power up

SDINIT 0x0204 15:0 IP 0x4E20
initialization period (200 us)
Sysclocks of SDRAM row refresh

SDRFSH 0x0208 15:0 RP 0x0640
period (16 us)
SDRAM timings (refer to SDRAM

manual)
20 OPT Bank interleave optimization 1
19:16 TRP RAS Precharge Time - 1 0x2
SDWAIT 0x020C RAS to RAS Bank Active Delay

15:12 TRRD 1
Time - 1
11:8 TRAS RAS Active Time - 1 0x5
7:4 TRCD RAS to CAS Delay Time - 1 0x2
3:0 TRW Read to Write recovery time 0x3
SDRAM port interface timing

(scalable clock delay) - is ignored
by Jasmine
7:6 TAO Address output delay (default 1) 0

SDIF 0x0210
5:4 TDO Data output delay 0
3:2 TDI Data sampling delay 0
1:0 TOE Tristate control delay 0
Used as busy/sres flag during ini-

tialization
1: Enable DQM partial write opti-

SDCFLAG 0x0214 1 DQMEN 0
mization
Set busy flag during microprogram

0 BUSY 0
upload
Physical layer address in SDRAM
0x1000 -
PHA[16] Address offset (RA, BA, CA,
0x103C 19:0 OFS undef
BYTE),bits[9:0] fixed to zero

Register Group
Name Address Name
0x1040 - Layer domain size

DSZ[16]
0x107C 29:16 X X dimension of layer Size undef
First pixel in domain (memory off-

set)
0x1080 -
DP1[16]
0x10BC 29:16 X Offset for X dimension undef
13:0 Y Offset for Y dimension undef
Display window size for layer

0x10C0 -
WSZ[16] 29:16 X Size in X dimension undef
0x10FC
13:0 y Size in Y dimension undef
Layer offset for display

0x1100 -
WOF[16] 29:16 X Offset for X dimension undef
0x113C
13:0 y Offset for Y dimension undef
Transparent colour for layer

0x1140 -
LTC[16] Colour code depending on layer
0x117C 23:0 COL undef
colour depth (LSB aligned)
Blink colour for layer
0x1180 -
LBC[16] Colour code depending on layer
0x11BC 23:0 COL undef
Blink alternative colour for layer

0x11C0 -
LAC[16] Colour code depending on layer
0x11FC 23:0 COL undef
Blink rate for layer
0x1200 - Number of frames for alternate col-

LBR[16] 15:8 OFF undef
0x123C our
7:0 ON Number of frames for blink colour undef
Colour space code and flag register
CSPC[16 0x1240 - 9 LDE Line doubling enable undef

] 0x127C 8 TE Transparency enable undef
3:0 CSC Colour space code undef
Page 42 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
Layer to intermediate transfer

31:16 LITC 0x0000
codes
7 GAMEN 1: Gamma table enable 0
1: Interpolation for YUV422 col-

CFORMAT 0x1300 6 IPOLEN 0
our code enable
1: Force Gamma conversation for

5 GFORCE 0
RGB>= 16bpp
3:0 CSC Intermediate colour space code 0xf
Background colour register
24 EN 1: Background colour enable 1

BACKCOL 0x1304
Background colour depending on
23:0 COL colour depth for intermediate col- 0x000000
our space
Blink control register
Blink enable (one bit for each

MBC 0x1308 15:0 EN 0x0000
layer)
31:16 CBS Current blink state (read only) 0x0000
Z-Order register
19:16 EN Enable (one bit for each plane) 0x0
15:12 TM0 Topmost layer number 0x0

ZORDER 0x130C
11:8 TM1 0x0
7:4 TM2 0x0
3:0 TM3 Bottom layer number 0x0
CLUTOF 0x1340 - 16 CLUT offsets (1 per layer)

[16] 0x137C 7:0 OFS CLUT offset for layer undef
Duty ratio modulator pseudo lev-

0x1380- els, 14 words
DRM[14]
0x13B4
5:0 PGL Pseudo level (PGL/64 Frames) 0x00
Colour Lock Up Table
CLUT 0x2000 - 23:16 RED Red amplitude of logical colour undef

[512] 0x27FC 15:8 GRN Green amplitude of logical colour undef
7:0 Blue Blue amplitude of logical colour undef

Register Group
Name Address Name
Gamma Table
GAMMA 0x2800 - 23:16 R Red mapping undef

[256] 0x2BFC 15:8 G Green mapping undef
7:0 B Blue mapping undef
Display physical size
PHSIZE 0x3000 29:16 X Width 0x0000
13:0 Y Height 0x0000
Physical format register
Xfref polarity
27 POL 0
0=odd field ref is low
Xvsync edge
26 VSYAE (0=Low/High edge, 0
1=High/Low edge)
Xhsync edge
25 HSYAE (0=Low/High edge, 0
1=High/Low edge)
PHFRM 0x3004
0: Internal Sync
24 IES 0
1: External Sync
17:16 SM Scan mode 0
12 FTE 1: Field toggle enable 0
11:8 BSC Bitstream format code 0x0
4 RBSW Swap R/B channel for RGB111 0
3:0 CSC Physical colour space code 0x0
Physical size in scan clocks

PHSCAN 0x3008 29:16 SCLK 0
(Pixel*BPP/BitsPerScanclock)
DUALSCO Dual scan Y offset

0x300C 13:0 OFS 0
F
Master timing, odd field,

First word start, next word stop.
MTIMODD 0x3010 -
[2] 0x3014 30:16 X X dimension (2’s complement)
14:0 y Y dimension (2’s complement) 0x0000
Master timing, even field,

MTMEVEN First word start, next word stop.
0x3018 (X values from MTIMODD[0,1])
[2]
14:0 Y Y dimension (2’s complement) 0x0000
MTIMON 0x3020 0 ON Master timing switch (0=off,1=on) 0
Page 44 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
Diagnostic timing position output

(read only)
Current X position (2’s comple-

30:16 X 0x0000
TIMDIAG 0x3024 ment)
15 FIELD Current field 0
Current Y position (2’s comple-

14:0 Y 0x0000
ment)
These registers contain 6 Sync

SPG 0x3030 -
Pulse Generators (SPG0-SPG5) 0
[6,4] 0x308C
with each 4 registers.
Sync pulse generator 0, position to

0: 0x3030, switch on:
1: 0x3040,
SPGPSON 2: 0x3050, 30:16 X X position (2’s complement) 0x0000
[6] 3: 0x3060, Field flag
4: 0x3070, 15 FIELD 0
0: odd; 1: even
5: 0x3080
14:0 Y Y position (2’s complement) 0x0000
SPG 0: don’t care vector for ’Posi-
0: 0x3034, tion on’ match. (1=do not include
1: 0x3044, this bit into position matching)
2: 0x3054,
SPGMKON 30:16 X X mask 0x0000
3: 0x3064,
4: 0x3074, 15 FIELD Field mask 0
5: 0x3084
14:0 Y Y mask 0x0000
SPG: 0 position to switch off:

0: 0x3038,
1: 0x3048, 30:16 X X position (2’s complement) 0x0000
2: 0x3058,
SPGPSOF Field flag
3: 0x3068, 15 FIELD 0
4: 0x3078, (0=odd, 1=even field)
5: 0x3088
14:0 Y Y position (2’s complement) 0x0000
SPG: 0 don’t care vector for ’Posi-

0: 0x303C, tion off’ match (1=do not include
1: 0x304C, this bit into position matching)
2: 0x305C,
SPGMKOF 30:16 X X mask 0x0000
3: 0x306C,
4: 0x307C, 15 FIELD Field mask 0
5: 0x308C
14:0 Y Y mask 0x0000
SSQCY- Actual length of sequencer cycle

0x30FC 5:0 SC 0x0
CLE (SC = Num -1)

Register Group
Name Address Name
Sync sequencer RAM contents (64

Words)
31 OUT Output value for scan position undef

SSQCNTS 0x3100 -
[64] 0x31FC 30:16 SEQX X scan position (2’s complement) undef
15 FIELD Field flag (0: odd;1: even) undef
14:0 SEQY Y scan position (2’s complement) undef
SMX 0x3200 - Array definition for sync mixer

0
[8,2] 0x323C (SMX0-SMX7)
Sync mixer
0: 0x3200,
1: 0x3208, 14:12 S4 Signal select 0
2: 0x3210,
3: 0x3218, 11:9 S3 Signal to select: 0
SMXSIGS
4: 0x3220, 8:6 S2 0:const.zero 0
5: 0x3228, 1:Sequencer out
6: 0x3230, 5:3 S1 2...7: SPG0...SPG5 0
7: 0x3238
2:0 S0 0
0: 0x3204, Function table

1: 0x320C,
2: 0x3214, Output value = function_table[a]
3: 0x321C, a=S4*24+S3*23+S2*22+S1*21+
SMXFCT
4: 0x3224, 31:0 FT S0*20 0x00000000
5: 0x322C, Sn: SMXSIGS_Sn(SMXm)
6: 0x3234,
7: 0x323C
Output signal delay (sync switch)

register
SSWITCH 0x3240
Sync switch, (0=no; 1=0.5 display
7:0 CD 0x00
clock (CLKD) cycles delay)
Pixel clock gate register; gate is

output of SM7
3 HC Clock divider (0=1:1;1=1:2) 0

PIX-
0x3248
CLKGT 2 CP Clock polarity (0=true; 1=inverted) 0
1 GON Clock gate enable (1=on/0=off) 0
0 GT Gate type (0=And; 1=Or) 0
Page 46 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
Colour key lower limits (according

to physical colour space)
Pin DIS_CKEY is activated when
all pixel channels lie within their
limits (including limits).
CKLOW 0x3250 Key out polarity

24 OP 0
(0=active high, 1=active low)
23:16 LLR Red channel 0x00
15:8 LLG Green channel 0x00
7:0 LLB Blue/monochrome channel 0x00
Colour key upper limits (accord-

ing to physical colour space)
Pin DIS_CKEY is activated when
all pixel channels lie within their
limits (including limits).
CKUP 0x3254
23:16 ULR Red channel 0x00
15:8 ULG Green channel 0x00
7:0 ULB Blue/monochrome channel 0x00
Clamping values for analog out-

puts (DACs)
ACLAMP 0x3258 23:16 ACLR Red channel 0x00

15:8 ACLG Green channel 0x00
7:0 ACLB Blue channel 0x00
Blanking clamping value for dig-

DCLAMP 0x325C 23:0 DCL 0x000000
ital outputs
Main display output enable flags
1: (internal) reference voltage disa-

29 REFOE 0
ble (0=on;1=off)
1: DAC output (A_BLUE,

28 DACOE 0
A_GREEN, A_RED) enable
MAINEN 0x3260 27 CKOE 1: DIS_CKEY output enable 0
26 VROE 1: DIS_VREF output enable 0
25 VSOE 1: DIS_VSYNC output enable 0
24 HSOE 1: DIS_HSYNC output enable 0
23:0 DOE 1: DIS_D[23:0] output enable 0x000000

Register Group
Name Address Name
SDRAM Controller request priori-

ties
SDCP 0x3270 15:8 IFL Input FIFO load (read-only) 0x00
6:4 HP High priority 0x7
2:0 LP Low priority 0x3
Input layer start coordinates (mem-

ory offset for video)
VIC-
0x4000
START 29:16 X X offset 0x0000
13:0 Y Y offset 0x0000
Replace colour when alpha pin

VICALPH (VSC_ALPHA) is active
0x4004 Colour depth depends on layer
A
23:0 COL Alpha colour 0x000000
Input control word
Swap external channels A and B to

internal channels iA and iB.
7 BSWAP 0
0: A->iA, B->iB
1: A->iB, B->iA
1:Enable alpha;
6 ALEN 0
0:Disable alpha
Port mode
5 PORT 1: Double port (port iA and iB) 1
0: Single port (port iA only)
VICCTRL 0x4008 Video Clock (VSC_CLKV) mode

for data sampling
4 CLOCK 1: Double clock mode (both edges) 0
0: Single clock mode (rising edge
only)
Colour mode for video input:

0x4: RGB555
0x5: RGB565
0x6: RGB888
3:0 MODE 0x6
0x7: YUV422
0x8: YUV444
0xE: YUV555
0xF: YUV655
Page 48 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
Field control word
Field order within a Frame:

22 ODDFST 1:Odd field is top field 0
0:Even field is top field
Video mode
1:Frame mode (interleave fields in
21 FRAME one layer) 0
0:Field mode (store one field in one
layer)
VICFC- Field skip enable for selected fields

0x400C
TRL 20 SKIP 1: Skip every 2nd filed of each type 0
0:Use every field
18 VICEN 1: General VIC enable 0
17 EVENEN 1: Enable even fields 0
16 ODDEN 1: Enable odd fields 0
11:8 THIRD 3rd layer number 0x7
7:4 SEC 2nd layer number 0x0
3:0 FIRST 1st layer number 0x6
Polarity settings for video control

pins
VSC_ALPHA:
3 ALPHA 1: Low active 0
0: High active
VICPC- VSC_IDENT:
0x4010
TRL 2 FIELD 1: Odd field low active 0
0: Odd field high active
VSC_VACT:
1 VACT 0
1: Low active, 0: High active
VSC_VREF:
0 VREF 0
1: Low active, 0: High active
Control register for video I/O syn-

chronization
1: VIC is faster than GPU;

16 REL 0
VICF- 0: GPU is faster than VIC
0x4014
SYNC 1: Three layer mode:
15 SYNC 0
0: Two layer mode
Switch level for layer switch in two

14:0 SLEVEL 0
layer sync mode

Register Group
Name Address Name
SDRAM request priority control

register
SDRAM 0x401C
2:0 LP Low priority 0x2
6:4 HP High priority 0x6
VIC status register (read only)
18 FE FIFO empty flag 1
17 FF FIFO full flag 0
16 AERR Address error 0
VICBSTA 0x4020 15:13 FSM FSM state 0x7
12:10 ADD Add_status 0x0
9 CLR Clear 0
8:7 REQ Req_state 0x0
6:0 LOAD FIFO load 0x00
Video layer debug register (read

only)
VICRLAY 0x4024 19:16 AOVL Current output layer (to GPU) undef
11:8 LIVL Last input layer (VIC) undef
3:0 AIVL Current input layer (VIC) undef
Video path control register
Negative data delay with respect to

25:24 DEL 0
VSC_VACT signal
Bus shuffler for data ports iA, iB,

20:16 SHUFF 0
iA_delayed and iA_negedge
VICVI- Selector for VIC_SYNC flaga

0x4028 source:
SYN 8 START 0
0: Video write start;
1: Video read start
Selector for video input protocol:

00: VPX;
1:0 SEL 01: CCIR-TRC; 00
10: CCIR external sync
11: reserved
VICLI-
0x402C 0 LIMENA 1: Enable video limitation unit
MEN
Page 50 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
Horizontal limitation settings
Horizontal window length includ-

VICLIMH 0x4030 26:16 HEN 0x000
ing offset
10:0 HOFF Horizontal window offset 0x000
Vertical limitation settings
Vertical window length including

VICLIMV 0x4034 26:16 VEN 0x000
offset
10:0 VOFF Vertical window offset 0x000
Polarity control register for CCIR

mode with external video synchro-
nization.
Alpha (pin VSC_ALPHA)

3 ALPHA 0: high active 0
1: low active
Parity (pin VSC_IDENT)

2 PARITY 0: polarity unchanged 0
EXTPC-
0x4038 1: invert polarity
TRL
Horizontal reference signal (pin
VSC_VACT)
1 HREF 0
0: high active
1: low active
Vertical reference signal (pin
VSC_VREF)
0 VREF 0
0: high active
1: low active
Background pixel colour
BGCOL 0x4100 24 EN 1: Enable background colour 0
23:0 COL Background colour data 0x000000
FGCOL 0x4104 23:0 Foreground pixel colour 0x000000
Ignored pixel colour (PutBM,

PutCP)
IGNOR-
0x4108
COL 24 EN 1: enable ignore colour 0
23:0 COL Ignore colour data 0x000000
LINECOL 0x410C 23:0 COL Line colour (DwLine) 0x000000
Colour for pixel with fixed colour

PIXCOl 0x4110 23:0 COL 0x000000
(PutPxFC)
PLCOL 0x4114 23:0 COL Polygon colour (DwPoly) 0x000000
RECTC- Rectangle colour (DwRect)

0x4118 23:0 COL 0x000000
COL

Register Group
Name Address Name
Pixel stop address for pixel proces-

sor bitmap commands (PutBM,
PutCP, PutTxtBM, PutTxtCP)
XYMAX 0x411C
29:16 XMAX X dimension for stop point 0x0000
15:0 YMAX Y dimension for stop point 0x0000
Start address for pixel processor

bitmap commands (PutBM, PutCP,
PutTxtBM, PutTxtCP)
XYMIN 0x4120
29:16 XMIN X dimension for start point 0x0000
15:0 YMIN Y dimension for start point 0x0000
Configuration for pixel processor

commands
1: Use target layer for drawing and

28 ULAY 0
pixel commands too
Target layer for commands PutBM,
27:24 LAY 0x0
PutCP, PutTxtBM,PutTxtCP
PPCMD 0x4124 Direction for sequential commands
PutBM, PutCP, PutTxtBM,
8 DIR 0
PutTxtCP
0: Horizontal, 1:Vertical
Mirror for sequential commands

PutBM, PutCP, PutTxtBM,
1:0 MIR PutTxtCP 0x0
00: No mirror, 01: X-mirror,
10: Y-mirror,11:XY-mirror
SDCPRIO 0x4128 2:0 PRIO Priority for SDC interface 0x0
MFB+1: Maximum FIFO-block

REQCNT 0x412C 7:0 MFB size before activating a SDRAM 0x00
request (0<=MFB<64)
Read control registers for pixel

processor (address range: 0x4100-
READINI 0x4130)
0x4130 0 RCR 0
T 0: read back PP internal register
1: read back PP user writeable reg-
ister
DIPA control register

DIPAC-
0x4200 18:16 PDPA DPA priority for SDC access 0x0000
TRL
2:0 PIPA IPA priority for SDC access 0x0000
Page 52 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
IPA input FIFO control register
DIPAIF 0x4204 31:16 IFMAX Input FIFO max. block size 0x0001
15:0 IFMIN Input FIFO min. block size 0x0001
IPA output FIFO control register
DIPAOF 0x4208 31:16 OFMAX Output FIFO max. block size 0x0001
15:0 OFMIN Output FIFO min. block size 0x0001
CCFL control register
27 EN 1: CCFL enable 0
1: Protect old settings during con-

26 PROT 0
figuration
Synchronization Select
CCFL1 0x4400 25 SNCS 0: internal (vsync from GPU), 0
1: software
1: Synchronization trigger by soft-

24 SYNC 0
ware
Timebase scale factor (Derived
7:0 SCL 0x00
from System clock (CLKK))
CCFL Duration Register
(Unit: 4 Timebase Clocks)
CCFL2 0x4404 31:16 FLASH Flash Duration 0x0000
15:8 PAUSE Pause Duration 0x00
7:0 IGNT Ignition Duration 0x00

Register Group
Name Address Name
Clock configuration register
Direct clock source

00: Crystal (pins OSC_IN and
OSC_OUT),
31:30 DCS 00
01: Pixel clock (pin DIS_PXCLK)
10: MCU clock (pin ULB_CLK)
11: Reserved clock (pin RCLK)
29:24 SCP System clock (CLKK) prescaler 0
PLL clock source

00: Crystal (pins OSC_IN and
OSC_OUT),
23:22 PCS 00
01: Pixel clock (pin DIS_PXCLK)
10: MCU clock (pin ULB_CLK)
11: Reserved clock (pin RCLK)
21:16 PFD PLL feedback divider 0x00
System clock (CLKK) select

CLKCR 0xFC00 15 SCSL 0: direct clock source 0
1: PLL clock source
Pixel clock (CLKD) select

14 PCSL 0: direct clock source 0
1: PLL clock source
Pixel clock (CLKD) invert

13 IPC 0: not inverted 0
1: inverted
Pixel clock output (DIS_PXCLK)

disable
0: internal pixel clock (CLKD out-
12 PCOD 1
put)
1: external pixel clock
(DIS_PXCLK input)
1: Core clock (CLKK) debug mode

11 DBG 0
(output at pin SPB_TST)
10:0 PCP Pixel clock prescaler value 0x000
Page 54 Appendix
Register Group
Name Address Name
Clock power down register
Chip ID (read only)

31:24 ID 0: MB87J2120 (Lavender) 1
1: MB87P2020 (Jasmine)
15 MRST 1: Master hardware reset 0
PLL lock (read only)

14 LCK 1: PLL has locked to input fre- undef
quency
13 - reserved; set to 0 0
PLL enable
11 RUN 1: PLL on 0
0: PLL off
CLKPDR 0xFC04
10 GPU 1: Enable GPU clocks 0
9 ULB 1: Enable ULB clocks 0
8 SPB 1: Enable SPB clock 0
7 CCFL 1: Enable CCFL clock 0
6 SDC 1: Enable SDC clock 0
5 VIS 1: Enable VIC clocks 0
4 DIPA 1: Enable DIPA clock 0
2 MCP 1: Enable MCP clock 0
1 MAU 1: Enable MAU clock 0
0 PE 1: Enable PE clock 0
Transmit and Receive data register
31:24 TDRM Transmitter data register (MSB) 0x00
SPBTRP 0xFD00 23:16 TDRL Transmitter data register (LSB) 0x00
15:8 RDRM Receiver data register (MSB) 0x00
7:0 RDRL Receiver data register (LSB) 0x00
Prescaler selection and interrupt/

reset detection register
Frequency selection register

31:24 FSRM 0x00
(MSB)
SPBPSIR 0xFD04 23:16 FSRL Frequency selection register (LSB) 0x00
Interrupt/reset detection point reg-

15:8 DPRM 0xFF
ister (MSB)
Interrupt/reset detection point reg-

7:0 DPRL 0xFF
ister (LSB)

Register Group
Name Address Name
Control and status register
31:24 CSR Control/Status register 0x00
SPBCS 0xFD08 23:16 ACR Address/command register 0x00
15:8 FLSR Field length selection register 0x00
7:0 PMR Phase measurement register 0x00
SPBBITR 0xFD0C 31:24 BRR Bits received Register 0x00

a. See chapter 4.2 for a description of bit groups for flags.
b. Dynamic behaviour means that a hardware flag reset is possible.
4.2 Flags
Table 4-2 contains all flags for MB87P2020 (Jasmine).

In order to avoid data inconsistencies during bit masking within flag register a mask (and/or gating) process
is implemented in hardware for flag register. To distinguish between flag set-, reset- and direct write access
different addresses are used1:
• FLNOM (0x000C): normal write operation
• FLRST (0x0010): reset operation (1: reset flag on specified position; 0: don’t touch)
• FLSET (0x0014): set operation (1: set flag on specified position; 0: don’t touch)
All of these three addresses write physically to one register with three different methods.
For reading all three addresses return the value of flag register.
Every flag can have a different reset behaviour. With help of register FLAGRES the application can choose
whether the hardware is allowed to reset the desired flag (dynamic behaviour) or not (static behaviour).
With dynamic behaviour the flag follows the driving hardware signal while with static behaviour the appli-
cation is responsible for resetting the flag in order to catch next event. In table 4-2 the default reset behav-
iour at system start up is given in last column.
Table 4-2: Flags for MB87P2020 (Jasmine)
Default
Name Bit Short name Description
behaviour
A frame or field has been written or read

from/to SDRAM
Which event is signalled by this flag depends
on VIC settings:
VIC_SYNC 31 VICSYN VICFCTRL_FRAME determines the storage static
type within SDRAM (field or frame). For
details see VIC description and table 4-1.
VICVISYN_START determines whether a
write or read start should trigger the flag
1. Additionally all access types (word, halfword and byte) are possible for each of these addresses.
Page 56 Appendix
Default
behaviour
RDY timeout error has occurred

RDY_TO 30 ERDY See ULB description and table 4-1 (register static
RDYTO and RDYADDR)
1: DPA write access is enabled.

This flag has to be polled before each DPA
DPA_WR_EN 29 RDPA (write-) access to ensure a save SDRAM dynamic
accessa. Otherwise data loss may occur.
1: DPA has finished SDRAM access and is
RDY_DPA 28 FDPA static
ready for next one.
RDY_IPA 27 RIPA 1: IPA is ready for command execution static
RDY_MCP 26 RMCP 1: MCP is ready for command execution static
RDY_MAU 25 RMAU 1: MAU is ready for command execution static
RDY_PE 24 RPE 1: PE is ready for command execution static
1: Colour depth for source- and target layer

is different during MemCP command
ERR_MCP_BPP 23 EBPP static
In this error case MCP reads data from input
FIFO but performs no further actions.
1: Command register can be written.

This flag has to be polled before a command
CMD_WR_EN 22 CWEN can be writtena. Otherwise data loss and dynamic
synchronization loss between Jasmine and
MCU may occur.
1: Lavender/Jasmine external interrupt

occurred
EXT_INT0 21 EINT0 This interrupt is currently assigned to SPB static
device which is implemented on chip but
outside the Lavender/Jasmine core.
After reset: Flag is set (’1’) when SDRAM

initialisation time is over
SDC_TIMEOUT 20 STOUT Else: Flag is set (’1’) when SDC forces static
SDRAM refresh. This is a sign for high
SDRAM bus load.
This flag is directly connected to GPU Sync

GPU_SYNC 19 GSYNC Mixer 6b. static
The Sync Mixer default settings generate no
sync signal.
1: GPU bandwidth violation occurred which

means that the GPU didn’t receive requested
GPU_BWVIO 18 BWVIO static
data from SDRAM.
This flag indicates a high SDRAM bus load.
1: A command pipeline overflow has

occurred.
ERR_CMD_OV 17 EOV static
A command was sent to Jasmine while
CWEN flag was ’0’.
Flags Page 57
Default
behaviour
1: Wrong error code was written to com-

mand register
ERR_CMD_CODE 16 ECODE static
This command code is internally treated as
NoOp command.
1: Execution device (PP or IPA) tried to read

from empty input FIFO
ERR_D_UF 15 EDATA static
This may indicate a wrong behaviour of exe-
cution device.
BUSY_DPA 12 BDPA 1: DPA is performing an SDRAM access. static
BUSY_IPA 11 BIPA 1: IPA is executing a command static
BUSY_MCP 10 BMCP 1: MCP is executing a command static
BUSY_MAU 9 BMAU 1: MAU is executing a command static
BUSY_PE 8 BPE 1: PE is executing a command static
1: Output FIFO load is equal or lower than

OF_LOW 7 OFL programmable output FIFO lower limit static
(OFUL_LL).
1: Output FIFO load is equal or higher than

OF_HIGH 6 OFH programmable output FIFO upper limit static
(OFUL_UL).
OF_EMPTY 5 OFE 1: Output FIFO is empty. static
OF_FULL 4 OFF 1: Output FIFO is full. static

1: Input FIFO load is equal or lower than
IF_LOW 3 IFL programmable input FIFO lower limit static
(IFUL_LL).
1: Input FIFO load is equal or higher than

IF_HIGH 2 IFH programmable input FIFO upper limit static
(IFUL_UL).
IF_EMPTY 1 IFE 1: Input FIFO is empty. static
IF_FULL 0 IFF 1: Input FIFO is full. static

a. Alternative this flag can cause an interrupt and writing can be done inside Interrupt Service Routine (ISR).
b. See GPU description for details about Sync Mixer settings.
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FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR

Color LCD/CRT/TV Controller

Fujitsu Microelectronics Europe GmbH

1.0 29. May 00 Initial Release

1.1 30. May 00 Electrical Specification added

1.2 06. June 00 Clock settings added

1.3 15. June 00 Some Buffer types added

1.4 20. June 00 Customer proposals included

1.5 28. June 00 DC section added

1.6 12. July 00 DC characteristics corrected

1.8 28. Nov. 00 Clock chapter extended

1.9 18. Dec. 00 Some minor changes

2.1 30. Mar. 01 Detailed register and flag description added

This document contains information considered proprietary by the publisher. No part of

2 Pinning and Buffer Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

3.5 Mounting / Soldering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Page 4 Table of Contents

Figure 1-1: Jasmine application overview

Application overview Page 5

1.2 Graphics Display Controller with embedded SDRAM

Pixel Processor (PP) Graphic Processing Unit (GPU)

User Logic Bus Video Scaler Interface

Figure 1-2: Component overview for Jasmine graphics controller

Table 1-1: Jasmine components

Shortcut Meaning Main Function

CCFL Cold Cathode Fluorescence

CU Clock Unit Clock gearing supply, Power save

DAC Digital Analog Converter Digital analog conversation for analog

GPU Graphics Processing Unit Frame buffer reader which converts to

DFU (part of GPU) Data Fetch Unit Video data acquisition

Table 1-1: Jasmine components

Shortcut Meaning Main Function

LSA (part of GPU) Line Segment Accumulator Layer overlay

BSF (part of GPU) BitStream Formatter Intermediate format to physical display

IPA (part of DIPA) Memory mapped SDRAM access with

MAU (part of PP) Memory Access Unit Pixel access to SDRAM

MCP (part of PP) Memory CoPy Copying of pixel blocks

PE (part of PP) Pixel Engine Drawing of geometrical figures

PP Pixel Processor Handling of pixel based functions

SDC SDRAM Controller SDRAM controlling and arbitration

SPB Serial Peripheral Bus Serial interface (master)

ULB User Logic Bus (see MB91360

Graphics Display Controller with embedded SDRAM Page 7

1.3 Jasmine features and functions

MB87J2120 (Lavender) MB87P2020 (Jasmine)

• no internal SDRAM • 256k words x 32 Bit internal SDRAM

• Package: BGA-256P-M01 • Package: FPT-208P-Mxx

• Chip select sharing for up to four GDC devices no change

• synchronized reset (needs applied clock) • immediate asynchronous reset, synchronized

Pixel manipulation functions

• 2D drawing and bitmap functions no change

• Pixel Memory Access Functions no change

• Anti Aliasing Filter (AAF) • additional 4x4 AAF operator size

Jasmine features and functions Page 9

Table 1-2: Lavender and Jasmine features in comparison

MB87J2120 (Lavender) MB87P2020 (Jasmine)

• On-Chip Video DAC, 50M Samples/s (dot no change

• Flexible three-stage sync signal programming no change

• Colour keying between two limits no change