DLPU082B User guide

Table 19-56 Memory [Opcode: 10h | Destination: 1]

Set Memory
*Write Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Memory Address, must be a multiple of 4.
Bytes 4-7	Value to write
This command attempts a direct write of the given 32-bit value to the given 32-bit memory address. The memory address is not verified whether it is a valid location.

Get Memory
*Read Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Memory Address, must be a multiple of 4.

*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Value read from address
This command returns the 32-bit value stored at the given 32-bit memory address.

Table 19-57 Memory Array [Opcode: 11h | Destination: 1]

Set Memory Array
*Write Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Start Address from which data is to be written
Byte 4	Access Info bits 0-5: Address increment steps. 0 - No increment bits 6-7: Write access width 0 = Uint32 1 = Uint16 2 = Uint08
Bytes 5-6	Number of words to be written
Byte 7	The number of bytes per word Range = 1 to 2 with step size 4
Bytes 8 - *	Data to be written
Writes a stream of words into the RAM memory (DRAM or IRAM) starting from the address specified. Performs no checks whether the specified memory address given is valid.

Get Memory Array
*Read Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Start Address from which data is to be read
Byte 4	Access Info bits 0-5: Address increment steps. 0 - No increment bits 6-7: Read access width 0 = Uint32 1 = Uint16 2 = Uint08
Bytes 5-6	Number of words to be read
Byte 7	The number of bytes per word Range = 1 to 4 with step size 1

*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0 - *	Data
Reads a stream of words from memory starting from the address specified. Performs no checks whether the specified memory address given is valid.

Table 19-58 Debug Message Mask [Opcode: E0h | Destination: 4]

Set Debug Message Mask
*Write Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Debug Mask bits 0-10: Reserved bit11: Communication related bit13: 3D bit14: RFC messaging bit15: I2C Handler bit17: Closed Captioning bit18: Reserved bit19: GUI bit20: Environment bit21: Illumination bit22: System functions bit23: EEPROM bit24: Datapath bit25: Autolock bit26: Projector Control bit27: Peripheral bit28: IR bit29: USB bit30: Mailbox
Set enable mask for debug messages. The mask identifies the sources of debug messages which are to be enabled for printing at the UART debug port. The mask bit corresponding to the source has to be set to enable it.

Get Debug Message Mask
*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Debug Mask bit11: Communication related bit13: 3D bit14: RFC messaging bit15: I2C Handler bit17: Closed Captioning bit18: DDC CI bit19: GUI bit20: Environment bit21: Illumination : DMD, wheel, lamp bit22: System functions bit23: EEPROM bit24: Datapath bit25: Autolock bit26: Projector Control bit27: Peripheral bit28: IR bit29: USB bit30: Mailbox
Retrieves the current debug message mask. The mask decides which sources of debug messages are enabled. A value of 1 in the mask bit corresponding to a source means that the source is enabled.

Table 19-59 Enable USB Debug Log [Opcode: E1h | Destination: 4]

Set Enable USB Debug Log
*Write Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Byte 0	1 = Enable debug log on USB port 0 = Disable debug log on USB port
Enables or disables the USB logging of messages. When USB logging is enabled, UART logging is stopped.

Table 19-60 EEPROM Memory [Opcode: E2h | Destination: 4]

Set EEPROM Memory
*Write Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-1	Index of the memory to write (0 means first byte in EEPROM, 1 means second byte and so on)
Bytes 2-3	Number of bytes to be written
Bytes 4-7	EEPROM password if the user needs to write to the TI specified memory space
Bytes 8- Number of bytes passed	Data
Writes data to EEPROM connected to the controller. The EEPROM holds settings and calibration data. The primary purpose of this function is for the user to write to areas of EEPROM outside of the settings and calibration data. If user wants to overwrite settings/calibration data, the password sent with the command should match the expected password. This is a protection mechanism to prevent accidental overwrite of settings/calibration data.

Get EEPROM Memory
*Read Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-1	Index of the memory to read from
Bytes 2-3	Number of bytes to read

*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0- Number of bytes passed	Data
This function reads data from EEPROM connected to the Controller which has settings and calibration data. Note : EEPROM data can be read without unlocking.

Table 19-61 TI Actuator Interface Debug [Opcode: E4h | Destination: 4]

Set TI Actuator Interface Debug
*Write Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Byte 0	Query type 0 = Query N number of bytes from offset address provided in next two bytes i.e., Bytes 1-2 1 = Query Actuator information also print on UART debug port 2 = Query AWG Data Set for index number provided in next two bytes i.e., Bytes 1-2 3 = Query AWG Edge table header for index number in next two bytes i.e., Bytes 1-2
Bytes 1-2	Query type provided in Byte 0; not applicable when Query type = 1
Bytes 3-4	Number of bytes to be read when Query type = 0. (Note : Maximum 32 bytes can be read at a time.)
Command used to query actuator related information for debugging purpose. Use this command to retrieve information when actuator not running or system is in standby state.

Get TI Actuator Interface Debug
*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-31	Actuator Data
Command returns queried data as per the settings made in the set command

Table 19-62 Vsync Period [Opcode: E5h | Destination: 4]

Get Vsync Period
*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Frame period in micro seconds
Returns the latest VSync period measurement

Table 19-63 DMD Power [Opcode: E8h | Destination: 4]

Get DMD Power
*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Byte 0	Enable State bit0: 0 = Disable; 1 = Enable
Returns DMD power enable state

Table 19-64 DMD Park [Opcode: E9h | Destination: 4]

Get DMD Park
*Data returned is in the same format as the Write Parameter(s).*
Returns 1 if DMD is Parked, else returns 0

Table 19-65 DMD True Global Reset [Opcode: EBh | Destination: 4]

Set DMD True Global Reset
*Write Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Byte 0	True Global Mode bit0: 0 = True Global Reset Mode Disabled; 1 = True Global Reset Mode Enabled.
The TrueGlobalMode should be set to TRUE only during factory/assembly operation.

Get DMD True Global Reset
*Data returned is in the same format as the Write Parameter(s).*

Table 19-66 Int Stack [Opcode: F0h | Destination: 4]

Get Int Stack
*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-3	Stack Size
Bytes 4-7	Stack Used
Bytes 8-11	Stack Free
Gives the current stack usage information

Table 19-67 Print All Task Information [Opcode: F1h | Destination: 4]

Set Print All Task Information
*Write Parameter(s)*
Prints(on UART) information of all tasks defined/created with RTOS.

Table 19-68 Resource [Opcode: F2h | Destination: 4]

Get Resource
*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Byte 0	Tasks High Count
Byte 1	Events High Count
Byte 2	Group Events High Count
Byte 3	Mailbox High Count
Byte 4	Memory Pools High Count
Byte 5	Semaphore High Count
Byte 6	Tasks Current Count
Byte 7	Events Current Count
Byte 8	Group Events Current Count
Byte 9	Mailbox Current Count
Byte 10	Memory Pools Current Count
Byte 11	Semaphore Current Count
Gives the maximum RTOS resource usage by the application.

Table 19-69 EEPROM Free Area Offset [Opcode: FFh | Destination: 4]

Get EEPROM Free Area Offset
*Return Parameter(s)*
Byte	Description
Bytes 0-1	Free Area Offset
This function idicates the EEPROM address offset which corresponds to the start of free area.

19.8 Debug