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APPLICATION NOTE
HOW TO MANAGE
THE ST92195 OSD
1 INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this application note is to provide the reader a help to design an OSD interface
with the ST92195 micro-controller.
To keep the information modular, each chapter of this application note deals with a feature of
the OSD. Not all features of the OSD are covered. These chapters describe the initialisation,
multi byte transfer, TDSRAM mapping, parallel attributes and box modes. Chapters will be
added in the future.
The serial mode linked to the Teletext function is not described.
This document provides software examples to help you to get to know how to use this powerful
OSD.
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2 ST92195 OSD
2.1 Features overview
The OSD cell supports two display modes: SERIAL MODE DISPLAY provides the features required to support the Teletext standard and PARALLEL MODE DISPLAY with a wide range of
powerful functions.
The OSD is able to display 26 lines of 40 or 80 characters. A character is defined by a 10 by
10 dots matrix. The standard font character set contains 512 characters covering the eastern
and western European languages. This set is stored in the Font ROM. Each character can be
defined by the user with the OSD FONT EDITOR software.
The OSD uses the data stored in the 8 Kbytes Teletext Data Storage RAM (TDSRAM). These
data can come from user or from the Teletext data acquisition unit (Data Slicer).
The OSD reads the character codes from the TDSRAM and from the Font ROM generates the
RGB and Fast Blanking signals under control of the vertical (Vsync) and horizontal (Hsync) TV
synchronisation signals.
Now let's see a summary of the other features listed in the data sheet:
2.1.1 The global screen attributes
First of all, you can enable/disable the display.
You can select the serial or parallel mode.
You have the choice between the 4/3 or 16/9 formats.
The vertical and horizontal delays between the rising edge of Vsync and Hsync and the beginning of the display area can be adjusted. The horizontal blank length following the Hsync pulse
can be also adjusted.
You can choose your full screen color among 15 different colors.
All the OSD screen can be in semi-transparent mode.
All the characters can have a fringe or a rounding attribute.
You can define your default background and foreground color for the characters.
2.1.2 The screen sizes
The screen can be filled with 23 rows page plus one header row and two status rows or half
screen with 12 rows and header and status rows, this is the line mode.
You can display 80 characters per row in serial full page mode.
2.1.3 The box mode
In addition to the solid or transparent background modes, you can have a box mode to create
some windows with the following features:
The inside text solid and the outside text blanked, the inside text solid and the outside text
transparent, the outside text solid and the inside text blanked, the outside text solid and the
inside text transparent.
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2.1.4 The character sizes
The current size (simple height, simple width) can be modified in double height in serial mode
and in double width, double height or double size (double width, double height) in parallel
mode. But a global double height can be added (or not) to the previous size attributes, this
function can be a zoom effect on the top or bottom half screen.
2.1.5 The cursor mode
If you enable the cursor, you have the choice between a solid or flashing full cursor or an underlined solid cursor.
You can move the cursor using cursor position registers (horizontally and vertically).
2.1.6 Scrolling mode
You can scroll the screen vertically top/down and bottom/up.
2.1.7 Serial character attributes
A serial attribute occupies a character space. It is inserted between characters.
Serial attributes allow you to:
■ Choose 8 foreground colours, 8 background colours.
■ Validate/devalidate flashing.
■ Start a box and stop a box.
■ Use the double height size.
■ Conceal and reveal the display.
■ Fringe characters.
■ Use contiguous or separated mosaic characters.
■ Switch between 3 G0 fonts.
2.1.8 Parallel attributes
A parallel attribute is not inserted within characters but it occupies an additional byte in RAM.
Parallel attributes allow you to:
■ Choose 8 foreground colours, 15 background colours.
■ Underline a character.
■ Apply a smooth rounding effect to a character.
■ Select the G3 character font.
■ Create boxes.
■ Write characters in many sizes: double width, double height, double size.
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3 OSD EDIT SOFTWARE
3.1 Presentation
The OSD screen editor was created to provide an easy way to create and modify entire 'On
Screen' images like menus or user dialogues. This editor is available from STMicroelectronics,
please contact the marketing department for details.
3.2 Output files & registers
The OSD Edit software generates an ST9+ assembler file (osdfile.s for example) containing
the characters and the attributes of the created screen. The format is the following:
osdfile::
(the label is the file name)
osdfile_Header_p::
.byte........
(the 40 header attributes)
osdfile_Header_s::
.byte........
(the 40 header characters)
osdfile_Row_1_p::
.byte........
(the first row 40 attributes)
osdfile_Row_1_s::
.byte........
(the first row 40 characters)
......
osdfile_Row_23_p::
.byte........
osdfile_Row_23_s::
.byte........
osdfile_Status_0_p::
.byte........
osdfile_Status_0_s::
.byte........
osdfile_Status_1_p::
.byte........
osdfile_Status_1_s::
.byte........
(the last row 40 attributes)
(the last row 40 characters)
(the 40 status 0 attributes)
(the 40 status 0 characters)
(the 40 status 1 attributes)
(the 40 status 1 characters)
The C functions managing the OSD which will be described later use this format. These assembler files linked with the C code are tables of bytes representing OSD rows.
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4 ST92195 PROGRAMMING
This chapter explains some important features of the OSD and refers to an example software
managing the OSD. The structure of this software is based on an automaton calling up screen
menus showing a particular feature.
4.1 Clocks and OSD initialisation
To start the ST92195 you must initialize the PLLs correctly:
You write the desired frequency value (multiplier frequency) of the main clock and of the pixel
clock PLLs, then you start the main clock and pixel clock PLLs. After a 35 milliseconds delay
you can enable the PLL clock as CPU clock, and the PLL pixel clock as slicer and OSD clock.
The application software attached with this document provides the InitClocks() function which
initialises clocks. The described delay is made up with a loop: for (i=9000 ; i!=0 ; i--); taking into
account the CPU clock before the PLL clock enabling (crystal clock divided by 2).
We provide the InitOSD() function as an initialisation example, the horizontal position adjustment (R241/F1h page 20h), the vertical position adjustment (R242/F2h page 20h) and the
length of the horizontal blank which follows the horizontal sync pulse (R240/F0h page 20h),
are parameters you can program (depending on the TV set used).
4.2 TDSRAM interface and multi-byte transfer
In this document, we'll explain TDSRAM interface (TRI) without going into details. The TRI
manages data flows between acquisition unit, OSD cell, TDSRAM and the multi-byte buffer
(40 bytes).
The multi-byte transfer brings an actual benefit when used in conjunction with the acquisition
unit in Teletext mode because the fast DMA off loads the CPU.
Concerning the OSD, the TRI and the OSD reading must be enabled, with the GEN and DON
bits respectively of the CONFIG register (R252/FCh page 26h). This is done in the InitOSD()
function.
The multi-byte transfer consists of loading the 40 data characters or attributes of a row in the
40-byte buffer, then the DMA mechanism will load these data in the TDSRAM.
The data are in a ROM table, the buffer is in register file: R240/255 page 24h; R240/255 page
25h; R240/247 page 26h.
The destination address in the TDSRAM is written in two registers: MBTSA1R and MBTSA0R
(R250/1 page 26h). The transfer starts when the BUSY bit of the BUFCR register (R248 page
26h) is set.
Monitoring the BUSY bit allows you to access to the TDSRAM when it is ready.
The function *write_MBT_BUFFER(*cha_pointer, *dest_address) allowing the mutli-byte
transfer described above is attached with this document. The first pointer is the 40-character
row pointer, the second one is the TDSRAM address to fill.
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4.3 Mapping and selection of the TDSRAM for display
A screen is composed of a 23 rows page (1-23), a header row (0) and two status rows (24-25).
The TDSRAM is a linear memory space but it can be seen as 8 blocks (0-7) of 1 Kbytes.
4.3.1 Page management:
In full single page serial mode, a page needs a 1 Kbytes block. There are 8 pages (0-7).
In full single page parallel mode, a page needs two 1 Kbytes blocks (one for the characters,
one for the attributes). There are 4 pages (0-3).
In 80 character full page serial mode, a page needs two 1 Kbytes blocks (one for the left side
of the screen, the other for the right side). There are 4 pages (0-3).
In these two last modes, the page begins with an even block (0,2...), thus in parallel mode the
characters are in the even block and the attributes in the odd one.
The base address of the TDSRAM is 8000h. To fill parallel page 1 (the second), the characters
will be loaded in 8800h and the associated attributes in 8C00h (8800h+400h).
Now, to select a page, you have to write into the 4 LSB of the TDPR location control register
(R252/FCh, page 20h) the page number which depends on the mode.
In fact, the value written in the register is the total number of 0.5 Kbytes blocks! Example: if
you want to point (to select) the 3rd block (page 2 in serial mode, page 1 in parallel mode) you
must write 6 in the TDPR control register.
To avoid this calculation, the application software attached with this document provides functions which take into account only the "user" page number:
FillFullSinglePageSerial(*FileAddress,PageNbr), and FillFullSinglePageParallel(*FileAddress,PageNbr). These functions wait for the address of the byte table taken from the OSD
Edit file and the page number to fill. This number is from 0 to 7 for serial mode and from 0 to
3 for parallel mode.
These functions use the multi-byte transfer.
The function EnableDisplay(RowNumber, PageNbr, Mode) enables the page to display, with
same comment for the page number. All the rows or a row number can be specified, as can
the mode (serial, parallel, 80 characters).
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4.3.2 Header and status management:
The header and the status rows are loaded in a 0.5 Kbytes block containing characters and
attributes (if existing).
To select a header and status block you have to write the 0.5 Kbytes block number into the 4
MSB of the TDPR location control register (R252/FCh, page 20h).
If you want to point (to select) the 7th block, you must write 14 (decimal) in the TDPR control
register.
The application software attached with this document provides functions which take into account the 0.5 Kbytes block number:
FillHeader(*FileAddress,HeaderStatusBlockNbr),FillStatus(*FileAddress,HeaderStatusBlockNbr).
These functions wait for the address of the bytes table taken from the OSD Edit file and the
block number to fill. This number is from 0 to 15.
These functions use the multi-byte transfer.
The function EnableHeaderStatus(BlockNbr, Mode) enables the header and the status to display. The block number is from 0 to 15, the mode is level 1 (no parallel attributes) or level 1+
(header and status with parallel attributes).
Figure 1. Example of TDSRAM mapping and selection
Address
Block nbr.
1/2 Block nbr.
8000h
0
0
8400h
1
2
8800h
2
4
8C00h
3
6
9000h
4
8
9400h
5
0A
9800h
6
0C
9C00h
7
0E
1
3
5
7
9
0B
0D
0F
Serial
page 1
TDPR control
register (R252/FCh)
MSB: LSB:
X
2
Characters Attributes
Parallel page 2
MSB: LSB:
X
8
Header &
status
block 0F
MSB: LSB:
F
X
The previous figure illustrates the page and the header/status management.
In serial mode, to load page 1 (the second block) the address pointer is 8400h. To display this
page the TDPR control register LSB are loaded with 2.
In parallel mode, to load page 2 (the 4th and 5th blocks) the address pointer is 9000h for the
characters and 9400h for the attributes. To display this page the TDPR control register LSB
are loaded with 8.
Loading the header and the status rows in the last block implies pointing to 9E00h and loading
the TDPR control register MSB with Fh. The detailed routines for this management are available in the attached display.c file.
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4.4 Parallel mode (attributes management)
An attribute is a byte associated to a character which modifies its color and shape aspect. As
we saw in the TDSRAM mapping paragraph, these attribute bytes are located in a 1 Kbytes
block following the 1 Kbytes characters block. Within parallel mode, two sub-modes exist, color
mode and shape mode. They are selected by the PS bit of the attribute byte (Parallel attribute
Selection, bit 7). We see below all the bits of the attribute byte.
4.4.1 Color mode
In color mode (PS = 0), the character foreground can be chosen from 8 colors using the three
bits FB, FG, FR (respectively bit 6,5 and 4). The character background can be from 15 colors
using three bits BB, BG, BR (respectively bit 2,1 and 0) and the half intensity (HI) bit (bit 3). All
colors are listed in the following table.
Table 1. Table of the color attributes.
Foreground
colors
FB FG FR
Background
colors
HI BB BG BR
Background
colors
HI BB BG BR
Black
0
Black
0
Black
8
Red
1
Red
1
Dark red
9
Green
2
Green
2
Dark green
a
Yellow
3
Yellow
3
Dark yellow
b
Blue
4
Blue
4
Dark blue
c
Magenta
5
Magenta
5
Dark magenta
d
Cyan
6
Cyan
6
Dark cyan
e
White
7
White
7
Dark white
f
Note the color propagation: if you select a foreground and a background for a character of a
row all the following characters of the row are in the same color till the end of row. A way to
avoid this propagation is to select the same colors as those selected in the Default Color Register (R240/F0h page 21) and to write them in the following parallel attribute.
4.4.2 Shape mode
In shape mode (PS = 1), the character size can be, in addition to normal size, double width,
double height and double size when combining these two last sizes. The concerned bits are
DH (bit 2), DW (bit 3) and UH (Upper Half, bit 4).
We can display a character in the G3 font (or extended set) if bit CSS (Character Set Selection,
bit 0) is set.
The character can be underlined (US, bit 1) and smoothly rounded (SR, bit 6) independently
of its size.
BX (Box mode, bit 5) allows you to create boxes, this feature is described in a separate chapter.
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■
How to write a character in double height:
Figure 2. The double height parallel attribute
DH
UH
DH
A
A
Attributes row n
Attributes row n+1
Characters row n
Characters row n+1
Screen
The character must be written two times, on the current row and on the following row at the
same column. The associated attributes are DH and UH for the first character, only DH for the
second one.
■
How to write a character in double width:
Figure 3. The double width parallel attribute
DW
DW
A A B B
Attributes row n
Characters row n
Advised
Screen
The character is written on the current row. The associated attribute is DW. The next character
will not be displayed. The next attribute must not be DW. To write several characters in double
width you have to skip an attribute each time.
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■
How to write double size:
Figure 4. The double size parallel attribute
DH
UH
DW
DH
UH
DH
DW
DH
Attributes row n
Attributes row n+1
A A
A A
Characters row n
Characters row n+1
Advised
Screen
This size being the combination of the two previous sizes, the character can be written two
times like in double height but the attributes must be written four times. The associated attributes are DH, UH and DW for the first character, DH and DW for the second one. The next
attributes of the first row are DH and UH, the next attribute of the second row is DH.
■ Shape propagation:
Shape attributes are not propagated on a row except if the following character has a color
attribute. The propagation lasts as long as a color attribute is applied to a character. This feature allows several colored characters with shapes in a same row, for example, a green double
height underline A followed by a blue double height underline B....
Figure 5. A shape propagation example
Shape attributes Colour attributes
Attributes row n
Attributes row n+1
Characters row n
Characters row n+1
DH
UH
FR: FR:
Blue Green
DH
FR:
Red
FR:
Cyan
A A A
A A A
Blue
Green
Red
Cyan
Screen
Default colour
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Note:
– Underline is not taken into account on the upper half row in double height.
– Underline is not taken into account with a G3 character.
– In double width and double size the second character can be a space and the first character will be in double
size. But if you want to underline this character the second half will not be underlined. To avoid that we advise
writing the character twice.
– The default colors for the character foreground and background are applied to the character if shape mode is
selected (PS =1) and if there is no character with a color attribute before it. These colors are defined in the
Default Color Register (R240/F0h page 21). In this case there are 15 foreground colors available.
– The header and status rows accept the color and shape attributes except the size attributes (DH, DW, UH).
– A parallel attribute in shape mode but without shape bits (PS = 1; 80h) is a "No effect attribute".
To simplify the use of parallel attributes, the application software attached with this document
provides functions which take into account the previous notes.
The first one writes a character string in the TDSRAM with shape attributes: WriteStringParallelMode(*RAMpointer,*StringPointer,Size,Mode) where the size (normal, DW, DH, DS) and
the mode (underline, G3, smooth rounding, box) can be specified.
The second one writes the color attributes: WriteParallelColourAttribute(*RAMpointer, foreground, background).
The WriteStringParallelModeHS(*RAMpointer,*StringPointer, Mode) writes a parallel string in
the header or status rows (no size parameter).
These functions write directly into the TDSRAM without multi-byte transfer.
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4.5 Box modes
The OSD can display boxes. A box is a screen area which can take several aspects according
to the 3 bits, Box Enable (BE), Text In Out (TIO), Mixed Mode (MM) of the Full Screen Control
register (FSCR R243/F3h; page 20h):
Table 2. Different aspects of the boxes
BE
TIO
MM
1
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
Different aspects of the boxes
The box(es) interior has a solid background
(the character foreground and background are displayed)
The box(es) area outside is blanked
(no characters displayed)
The box(es) interior has a solid background
(the character foreground and background are displayed)
The box(es) area outside has a transparent background
(the only character foreground is displayed)
The box(es) interior is blanked
(no characters displayed)
The box(es) area outside has a solid background
(the character foreground and background are displayed)
The box(es) interior has a transparent background
(the only character foreground is displayed)
The box(es) area outside has a solid background
(the character foreground and background are displayed)
Note: if BE is "0" no more boxes appear on the screen but the background is solid if MM is "0" or transparent if MM is
"1". Solid means the character background is present and the TV image masked, transparent means the character
background is not displayed, so the TV image appears.
You can make boxes in serial and parallel mode.
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4.5.1 Box in serial mode
In serial mode you must write the Box On attribute twice to begin the box and the Box Off attribute twice to end the box area. The box begins on the second Box On and finishes on the
first Box Off.
Figure 6. Box effect in serial mode
Row n
O
U
T
BoxOn BoxOn
B
O
X
BoxOff BoxOff
O
U
T
Row n+1
O
U
T
BoxOn BoxOn
B
O
B
X
BoxOff BoxOff
O
U
T
B
O
X
B
O
X
TV image
A
Box inside : solid background. Box outside : blanked
TV image
O
U
T
B
O
X
O
U
T
O
U
T
B
O
X
O
U
T
Box inside : solid background. Box outside : transparent
O
U
T
O
U
T
TV image
TV image
O
U
T
O
U
T
Box inside : blanked. Box outside : solid background
O
U
T
B
O
X
O
U
T
O
U
T
B
O
X
O
U
T
Box inside : transparent. Box outside : solid background
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4.5.2 Box in parallel mode
In parallel mode the BX bit of the parallel attribute (shape mode) can be applied to all characters of the box, but if a color attribute follows a Box attribute, this one is propagated (it is a
shape attribute) till a "no effect attribute" (80h) is encountered.
Figure 7. Box effect in parallel mode
PS
BX
Attribute
row n
Character
row n
O
U
T
TV image
PS
BX
PS
BX
FR
BG
B
O
B
X
B
O
X
FR
BG
PS
O
U
T
Box inside : solid background. Box outside : blanked
TV image
O
U
T
B
O
X
O
U
T
Box inside : solid background. Box outside : transparent
O
U
T
TV image
O
U
T
Box inside : blanked. Box outside : solid background
TV image
O
U
T
B
O
X
O
U
Box inside : transparent. Box outside : solid background
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5 SOFTWARE EXAMPLE
5.1 Display .c file
/***************************STMICROELECTRONICS ****************************
FILENAME
: DISPLAY.C
VERSION
: V0.0
DATE
: February 20, 1997
AUTHOR(s)
: Robert Girard
PROCESSOR
: ST92195
DESCRIPTION
: This file contains the source code for the On Screen Display
Driver.
MODIFICATIONS :
***************************************************************************/
#include "define.h"
#include "display.h"
#include "st92195.h"
#include "st9macro.h"
#include "osd_cons.h"
const extern unsigned int menu0;
/**************************************************************************
INPUTS
: none
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function initializes the clock generator cell for CPU,
peripherals,TV mode and Teletext mode.
**************************************************************************/
void InitClocks(void)
{
unsigned int i;
spp(CCR_PG);/* Select clock controller page */
/* main clock */
MCCR = 0x07;
/* Set peripherals and CPU clock at 16MHz
(Crystal Frequency: 4MHz) */
MCCR |= 0x80; /* Enable the frequency multiplier (main clock) */
/* pixel clock */
SKCCR = 0x09; /* Frequency dot clock = Crystal frequency * 5 = 20Mhz */
SKCCR |= 0x80; /* Enable the frequency multiplier (pixel clock) */
for (i=9000 ; i!=0 ; i--); /* 36 mS delay for PLL stabilization */
SLCCR = 0x80;
PXCCR = 0x80;
MCCR |= 0x40;
/* Enable TXT slicer */
/* Enable pixel PLL */
/* Enable PLL as CPU clock */
/* synchro */
spp(SCCR_PG); /* Select synchro controller page */
CSYCTR = 0x00; /* Select VSYNC and HSYNC from VSYNC and HSYNC inputs
(notfrom CVBS) */
CSYSUR = 0xc4; /* Select HSYNC and VSYNC polarity as well
as the phase delay between HSYNC
and VSYNC which is chassis hardware dependant */
}
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/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: none
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function initializes the display cell for both TV mode
( Menu, Stats...) and Teletext mode.
***************************************************************************/
void InitOSD(void)
{
spp(TDSRAMC2_PG); /* Select TDSRAM Interface page */
CONFIG = 0x03; /* Display ON (DON) RAM interface general enable ON (GEN)*/
spp(DCR1_PG); /* Select OSD page 1 */
HBLANKR = HORIZONTAL_DELAY;
HPOSR
= HORIZONTAL_POSITION;
VPOSR
= VERTICAL_POSITION;
FSCCR = 0x20; /* Transparent background */
HSCR = 0x00;
/* Header,status 1,2 disabled */
NCSR = 0x00;
/* */
CHPOSR = 0x00; /* Cursor points the 1rst column */
CVPOSR = 0x00; /* Cursor points the header row. Cursor disabled */
SCLR = 0x00;
/* Scrolling disabled */
SCHR = 0x2F;
/* */
DCM0R = 0xbc; /* Display en,semitransparent des,fringe en,conceal en
global fringe en,global rounding en,4/3 format,
single page */
DCM1R = 0x04; /* Fast Blancking 1, full page mode, serial mode */
TDPR = 0xe0;
/* Header and status in 1 kBytes block number 7,
Page in block 0 */
DE0R = 0x00;
/* Row 1 to 8 disabled*/
DE1R = 0x00;
/* Row 9 to 16 disabled */
DE2R = 0x00;
/* Row 17 to 23 disabled */
spp(DCR2_PG); /* Select OSD page 2 */
DCR = 0x7f;
/* white foreground Pale Grey background,*/
}
/***************************************************************************
****************************************************************************
TDSRAM management functions
****************************************************************************
***************************************************************************/
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Row number from 1 to 23 and page number (1kbyte) from 0 to 7
OUTPUTS
: TDSRAM position
DESCRIPTION
: This function returns the TDSRAM location in a page
***************************************************************************/
tByte *get_TDSRAM_address(tByte PageNbr, tByte RowPosition)
{
return (tByte *)(cTDSRAM_BaseAddress + (PageNbr*cBlockLength)
+ ((RowPosition - 1) * 40));
}
/
****************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Row number from 0 to 2 and block number
(1/2kbyte) from 00 to 0F
and selection (Characters or attributes).
OUTPUTS
: TDSRAM position
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DESCRIPTION
: This function returns the TDSRAM location
in a header and status
block
***************************************************************************/
tByte *get_TDSRAM_HS_address(tByte BlockNbr, tByte RowPosition,
tByte Selection)
{
if (Selection == cCharacters)
return (tByte *)(cTDSRAM_BaseAddress + (BlockNbr*cSemiBlockLength)
+ ((RowPosition - 1) *
40));
else
return (tByte *)(cTDSRAM_BaseAddress + (BlockNbr*cSemiBlockLength) +
((RowPosition - 1)
* 40) + 0x80);
/* The header and status attributes are located at the block address plus
80h */
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Character chain pointer
Destination address in memory
OUTPUTS
: Destination address
DESCRIPTION
: This function copies the character chain into the
Multi byte transfer buffer.
***************************************************************************/
tByte *write_MBT_BUFFER(const tByte *cha_pointer,tByte *dest_address)
{
tByte i;
unsigned int j;
spp(TDSRAMC0_PG); /* fill up first 16 registers of MBT buffer*/
asm volatile (" ld %0,#0xf0
repeat1:
ld (%0)+,%1+
cp %0,#0
jxnz repeat1 " :"=r"(i) :"m"(*cha_pointer));
spp(TDSRAMC1_PG); /* fill up 2nd 16 registers of MBT buffer*/
asm volatile (" ld %0,#0xf0
repeat2:
ld (%0)+,%1+
cp %0,#0
jxnz repeat2 " :"=r"(i) :"m"(*cha_pointer));
spp(TDSRAMC2_PG); /* fill up 3rd 8 registers of MBT buffer*/
asm volatile (" ld %0,#0xf0
repeat3:
ld (%0)+,%1+
cp %0,#0xf8
jxnz repeat3 " :"=r"(i) :"m"(*cha_pointer));
/* set destination address */
j = (unsigned int) dest_address;
MBTSA0 = (tByte) (j);
MBTSA1 = (tByte) (j >> 8);
BUFC = 0x01;
/* starts transfer */
asm(" nop
nop ");
/* small delay before polling */
while(BUFC & 0x01) /* wait for end of transfer */
asm("nop");
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return (dest_address+40);
}
/************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Address of the table corresponding to the .s file from OSD
Edit. (refer to the format provided by OSD Edit)
Page number to fill with the table.
(Page=1Kb PageNbr from 0 to 7)
OUTPUTS
: none
DESCRIPTION
: This function fills a characters page in TDSRAM
**************************************************************************/
void FillFullSinglePageSerial(const tByte *screen_line,tByte PageNbr)
{
tByte *i;
tByte a;
screen_line = screen_line + 80; /* skip the Header */
for (a = 1; a<=23; a++) /* 23 rows */
{
i = get_TDSRAM_address(PageNbr,a);
i = write_MBT_BUFFER(screen_line+40, i); /* write the character */
/* screen_line + 40 to skip the parallel attributes not used in serial mode
but given by OSD Edit */
screen_line = screen_line + 80; /* skip one char. & one attr. line*/
}
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Address of the table corresponding to the .s file
from OSD Edit.
(refer to the format provided by OSD Edit)
Page number to fill with the table.(Page=2Kb PageNbr
from 0 to 3)
OUTPUTS
: none
DESCRIPTION
: This function fills a characters page and an attributes page
in TDSRAM
***************************************************************************/
void FillFullSinglePageParallel(const tByte *screen_line,tByte PageNbr)
{
tByte *j;
tByte *i;
tByte a;
screen_line = screen_line + 80; /* skip the Header */
for
{
j =
i =
j =
i =
(a = 1; a<=23; a++)
get_TDSRAM_address((PageNbr*2)+1,a);/* get the attributes address */
get_TDSRAM_address((PageNbr*2),a); /* get the characters address */
write_MBT_BUFFER(screen_line, j); /* write the attributes */
write_MBT_BUFFER(screen_line+40, i);/* write the characters */
/* screen_line + 40 to skip the parallel attributes */
screen_line = screen_line + 80; /* skip one char. & one attr. line*/
}
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Address of the table corresponding to the .s file from OSD
Edit.
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Block number to fill with the table.
(Block=1/2Kb ; HeaderStatusBlockNbr from 0x0e to 0x0f in this
application)
OUTPUTS
: none
DESCRIPTION
: This function fills a header row in TDSRAM
***************************************************************************/
void FillHeader(const tByte *screen_line,tByte HeaderStatusBlockNbr)
{
tByte *j;
tByte *i;
j = get_TDSRAM_HS_address(HeaderStatusBlockNbr,1,cAttributes);
i = get_TDSRAM_HS_address(HeaderStatusBlockNbr,1,cCharacters);
j = write_MBT_BUFFER(screen_line, j);
i = write_MBT_BUFFER(screen_line+40, i);
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Address of the table corresponding to the .s
file from OSD Edit.
Block number to fill with the table.
(Block=1/2Kb ; HeaderStatusBlockNbr from 0x0e to 0x0f in this
application))
OUTPUTS
: none
DESCRIPTION
: This function fills status rows in TDSRAM
***************************************************************************/
void FillStatus(const tByte *screen_line,tByte HeaderStatusBlockNbr)
{
tByte a;
tByte *i;
tByte *j;
screen_line = screen_line + (80*24); /* skip the Header and the page */
for (a = 1; a<=2; a++)
{
j = get_TDSRAM_HS_address(HeaderStatusBlockNbr,a,cAttributes);
i = get_TDSRAM_HS_address(HeaderStatusBlockNbr,a,cCharacters);
j = write_MBT_BUFFER(screen_line, j+40);
i = write_MBT_BUFFER(screen_line+40, i+40);
screen_line = screen_line + 80; /* skip one char. & attr. line*/
}
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Row number to display, page number and mode
(serial, //, serial 80 col)
! The page number take into account the mode, i.e.
8 pages in serial mode
! and 4 in parallel mode (1K for characters 1K for attributes).
! and 4 in serial 80 characters mode (1K + 1K).
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function displays a row.
***************************************************************************/
void EnableDisplay(tByte RowNumber, tByte PageNbr, tByte Mode)
{
tByte i, j; /* Temporary storage */
/* mode enabling & page number enabling */
spp(DCR1_PG);
switch (Mode)
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{
case cSerial:
DCM1R &= ~0x01; /* serial mode */
DCM0R &= ~0x01; /* single page */
TDPR &= 0xf0;
TDPR |= PageNbr*2; /* page number in 1/2 Kbyte block */
break;
case cParallel:
DCM1R |= 0x01; /* parallel mode */
DCM0R &= ~0x01; /* single page */
TDPR &= 0xf0;
TDPR |= PageNbr*4; /* page number in 1/2 Kbyte block */
break;
case cSerial80:
DCM1R &= ~0x01; /* serial mode */
DCM0R |= 0x01; /* double page */
TDPR &= 0xf0;
TDPR |= PageNbr*4; /* page number in 1/2 Kbyte block */
break;
}
/* row enabling */
if (RowNumber == cRowAll)
{
DE0R = 0xff;
DE1R = 0xff;
DE2R = 0xff;
return;
}
/* Set bit position according to the row number */
for (i=1, j=RowNumber; j>1; j--)
asm ("rol %0" : :"r"(i));
/* Enable selected row */
if (RowNumber <= cRow8)
{
DE0R = DE0R | i;
return;
}
if (RowNumber <= cRow16)
{
DE1R = DE1R | i;
return;
}
if (RowNumber <= cRow23)
{
DE2R = DE2R | i;
}
}
/
****************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Row number to cancel
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function cancel a row.
***************************************************************************/
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void DisableDisplay(tByte RowNumber)
{
tByte i, j;
/* Temporary storage */
spp(DCR1_PG);
if (RowNumber == cRowAll)
{
DE0R = 0x00;
DE1R = 0x00;
DE2R = 0x00;
return;
}
/* Set bit position according to the row number */
for (i=1, j=RowNumber; j>1; j--)
asm ("rol %0" : :"r"(i));
/* Disable selected row */
if (RowNumber <= cRow8)
{
DE0R = DE0R & ~i;
return;
}
if (RowNumber <= cRow16)
{
DE1R = DE1R & ~i;
return;
}
if (RowNumber <= cRow23)
{
DE2R = DE2R & ~i;
}
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: Block number to display and mode (level 1 or level 1 plus)
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function displays header and status.
***************************************************************************/
void EnableHeaderStatus(tByte BlockNbr, tByte Mode)
{
/* mode enabling & page number enabling */
spp(DCR1_PG);
if (Mode == cLevelOne)
{
HSCR = 0x2a; /* Header,status 0,1 enabled and processed as level1
(serial attributes) */
TDPR &= 0x0f;
TDPR |= (BlockNbr<<4);
}
else
{
HSCR = 0x3f; /* Header,status 0,1 enabled and processed as level1+
(// attributes) */
TDPR &= 0x0f;
TDPR |= (BlockNbr<<4);
}
}
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/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
:
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function disable header and status.
***************************************************************************/
void DisableHeaderStatus(void)
{
spp(DCR1_PG);
HSCR = 0x00; /* Header,status 0,1 disabled */
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
:
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function disable header.
***************************************************************************/
void DisableHeader(void)
{
spp(DCR1_PG);
HSCR &= ~0x01; /* Header disabled */
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
:
OUTPUTS
: ST9 OSD registers
DESCRIPTION
: This function disable status.
***************************************************************************/
void DisableStatus(void)
{
spp(DCR1_PG);
HSCR &= ~0x28; /* Header,status 0,1 disabled */
}
/***************************************************************************
****************************************************************************
Parallel mode functions
****************************************************************************
***************************************************************************/
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: DRAM pointer - Point the location to write the data
(character or attribute) into the TDSRAM
OUTPUTS
: Return the next TDSRAM location
DESCRIPTION
: This function writes the given character.
***************************************************************************/
tByte *WriteData(tByte *Pointer,tByte Data)
{
*Pointer++ = Data;
return Pointer;
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: DRAM pointer - Point the location to "OR" the data
(character or attribute) into the TDSRAM
OUTPUTS
: Return the next TDSRAM location
DESCRIPTION
: This function writes the given character.
***************************************************************************/
tByte *OrData(tByte *Pointer,tByte Data)
{
*Pointer++ |= Data;
return Pointer;
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}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: The location to write.
The attribute to write into the TDSRAM.
The attributes number to write.
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function writes the given parallel attribute.
***************************************************************************/
void WriteParallelAttribute(tByte *Pointer,tByte Attribute,tByte Number)
{
while (Number != 0)
{
Pointer = WriteData(Pointer,Attribute); /* write the attribute */
Number--;
}
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: The location to write.
The shape attribute to overwrite into the TDSRAM.
The attributes number to write.
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function writes the given parallel attribute.
***************************************************************************/
void WriteParallelShapeAttribute(tByte *Pointer,tByte Attribute,tByte Number)
{
while (Number != 0)
{
Pointer = OrData(Pointer,Attribute); /* overwrite the attribute */
Number--;
}
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: The location to write.
The colour attribute to write into the TDSRAM.
The attributes number to write.
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function writes the given parallel attribute.
***************************************************************************/
void WriteParallelColourAttribute(tByte *Pointer,tByte Foreground,
tByte Background)
{
Pointer = WriteData(Pointer,(Foreground<<4)| Background);
/* write the attribute */
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: TDSRAM pointer - Point the location to start with
String pointer - Point the first character to write
into the TDSRAM
Mode: Underline, Box mode, Smooth rounding,
Character set selection
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function writes the given string.
***************************************************************************/
void WriteStringParallelModeHS(tByte *RAMPointer,const tByte
*StringPointer,tByte Mode)
{
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while (*StringPointer != '\0') /*loop till the end of the string */
{
*RAMPointer = *StringPointer++; /*points to the next string character*/
/* write the shape attribute :add 0x80 to the pointer to point the HS
at tributes) */
*(RAMPointer++ + 0x80) = (cNormal|Mode); /*points to the next RAM byte*/
}
}
/
****************************************************************************
INPUTS
: TDSRAM pointer - Point the location to start with
String pointer - Point the first character to write
into the TDSRAM
Size: Normal size, double width, double height, double size
Mode: Underline, Box mode, Smooth rounding,
Character set selection
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function writes the given string.
***************************************************************************/
void WriteStringParallelMode(tByte *RAMPointer,const tByte *StringPointer,tByte Size, tByte
Mode)
{
while (*StringPointer != '\0') /*loop till the end of the string */
{
switch (Size)
{
case cNormal: /*normal size */
/* write the character */
*RAMPointer = *StringPointer++;
/*points to the next string character*/
/* write the size & shape attribute :
add to the pointer the block lenght*/
*(RAMPointer++ + cBlockLength) = (cNormal|Mode);
/*points to the next RAM byte*/
break;
case cDoubleHeight: /*double height: 2 rows are used */
/* write the first character */
*RAMPointer = *StringPointer;
/* write the first size & shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block lenght*/
*(RAMPointer + cBlockLength) = (cDoubleHeight|cUpperHalf|Mode);
/* write the 2nd character:add to the pointer the row length*/
*(RAMPointer + 40) = *StringPointer++;
/*points to the next string character*/
/* write the 2nd size & shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block lenght*/
*(RAMPointer++ + 40 + cBlockLength) = (cDoubleHeight|Mode);
/*points to the next
RAM byte*/
break;
case cDoubleWidth: /*double widht: the characters are doubled */
/* write the first character */
*RAMPointer = *StringPointer;
/* write the first size & shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block lenght*/
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*(RAMPointer++ + cBlockLength) = (cDoubleWidth|Mode);
/*points to the next RAM
byte*/
/* write the 2nd character*/
*RAMPointer = *StringPointer++;
/*points to the next string character*/
/* write the 2nd (only) shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block lenght*/
*(RAMPointer++ + cBlockLength) =
Mode;/*points to the next RAM byte*/
break;
case cDoubleSize: /*double size: four characters are writen */
/* write the first character */
*RAMPointer = *StringPointer;
/* write the first size & shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block lenght*/
*(RAMPointer + cBlockLength) =
(cDoubleHeight|cUpperHalf|cDoubleWidth|Mode);
/* write the 2nd character:add to the pointer the row length*/
*(RAMPointer+40) = *StringPointer;
/* write the 2nd size & shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block and the row
lenghts*/
*(RAMPointer++ + 40 + cBlockLength) =
(cDoubleHeight|cDoubleWidth|Mode);/*points to
the next RAM byte*/
/* write the 3rd character */
*RAMPointer = *StringPointer;
/* write the 3rd size & shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block lenght*/
*(RAMPointer + cBlockLength) = (cDoubleHeight|cUpperHalf|Mode);
/* write the 4th character:add to the pointer the row length*/
*(RAMPointer + 40) = *StringPointer++;
/*points to the next string character*/
/* write the 4th size & shape attribute:
add to the pointer the block and the row
lenghts*/
*(RAMPointer++ + 40 + cBlockLength) =
(cDoubleHeight|Mode);/*points to the next RAM
byte*/
break;
}
}
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: TDSRAM pointer - Point the location to start
The data to fill in (can be different in case of // attribute)
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function clears a row.
***************************************************************************/
void ClearRow(tByte *Pointer,tByte Data)
{
tByte i;
for (i=0;i<40;i++)
{
Pointer = WriteData(Pointer,Data);
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}
}/**************************************************************************
INPUTS
: The national character set number (0-14)
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function selects the national character set.
***************************************************************************/
void SetNationalCharacter(tByte NationalSet)
{
spp(DCR1_PG);
NCSR |= NationalSet;
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: The foreground and the background colour
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function selects the colour.
***************************************************************************/
void SetDefaultColour(tByte Foreground,tByte Background)
{
spp(DCR2_PG);
DCR = ((Foreground<<4)|Background); /* write foreground and background */
}
/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: The mode for the boxes and the background
The full screen colour
OUTPUTS
:
DESCRIPTION
: This function selects the background and the box mode
***************************************************************************/
void BoxMode(tByte BoxMode,tByte ScreenColour)
{
spp(DCR1_PG);
FSCCR = (BoxMode|ScreenColour); /* write the mode and the colour */
}
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5.2 Display.h file
/***************************STMICROELECTRONICS ****************************
FILENAME
: DISPLAY.H
VERSION
: V0.0
DATE
: February 20, 1997
AUTHOR(s)
: Robert Girard
PROCESSOR
: ST92195
DESCRIPTION
: This module contains constant definitions and function
prototypes.
MODIFICATIONS :
***************************************************************************/
/
****************************************************************************
Prototypes
***************************************************************************/
void WaitForSecond(tByte Number);
void InitClocks(void);
void InitOSD(void);
tByte *get_TDSRAM_address(tByte PageNbr, tByte RowPosition);
tByte *get_TDSRAM_HS_address(tByte BlockNbr, tByte RowPosition, tByte Selection);
tByte *write_MBT_BUFFER(const tByte *cha_pointer,tByte *dest_address);
void FillFullSinglePageSerial(const tByte *screen_line,tByte PageNbr);
void FillFullSinglePageParallel(const tByte *screen_line,tByte PageNbr);
void FillHeader(const tByte *screen_line,tByte HeaderStatusBlockNbr);
void FillStatus(const tByte *screen_line,tByte HeaderStatusBlockNbr);
void EnableDisplay(tByte RowNumber, tByte PageNbr, tByte Mode);
void DisableDisplay(tByte RowNumber);
void EnableHeaderStatus(tByte BlockNbr, tByte Mode);
void DisableHeaderStatus(void);
void DisableHeader(void);
void DisableStatus(void);
tByte *WriteData(tByte *Pointer,tByte Data);
tByte *OrData(tByte *Pointer,tByte Data);
void WriteParallelAttribute(tByte *Pointer,tByte Attribute,tByte Number);
void WriteParallelColourAttribute(tByte *Pointer,tByte Foreground,tByte Background);
void WriteParallelShapeAttribute(tByte *Pointer,tByte Attribute,tByte Number);
void WriteStringParallelModeHS(tByte *Pointer,const tByte *StringPointer,tByte Mode);
void WriteStringParallelMode(tByte *Pointer, const tByte *StringPointer,tByte
Size, tByte Mode);
void ClearRow(tByte *Pointer,tByte Data);
void SetDefaultColour(tByte Foreground,tByte Background);
void SetNationalCharacter(tByte NationalSet);
void BoxMode(tByte BoxMode,tByte ScreenColour);
/***************************************************************************
Definitions
***************************************************************************/
#define cTDSRAM_BaseAddress 0x8000
#define cBlockLength 0x400
#define cSemiBlockLength 0x200
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#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
cPage0 0x00
cPage1 0x01
cPage2 0x02
cPage3 0x03
cPage4 0x04
cPage5 0x05
cPage6 0x06
cPage7 0x07
cPageHeader0 0x0e
cPageHeader1 0x0f
cAttributePage0 cPage1
cAttributePage1 cPage3
cAttributePage2 cPage5
cAttributePage3 cPage7
/* Modes*/
#define cSerial 0x00
#define cParallel 0x01
#define cSerial80 0x02
#define cLevelOne 0x00
#define cLevelOnePlus 0x01
#define cCharacters 0x00
#define cAttributes 0xFF
/*Rows*/
#define cHeaderRow 1
#define cStatusRow0 2
#define cStatusRow1 3
#define cRowAll 0xFF
#define cRow1 1
#define cRow2 2
#define cRow3 3
#define cRow4 4
#define cRow5 5
#define cRow6 6
#define cRow7 7
#define cRow8 8
#define cRow9 9
#define cRow10 10
#define cRow11 11
#define cRow12 12
#define cRow13 13
#define cRow14 14
#define cRow15 15
#define cRow16 16
#define cRow17 17
#define cRow18 18
#define cRow19 19
#define cRow20 20
#define cRow21 21
#define cRow22 22
#define cRow23 23
/* Parallel shape attributes */
#define cNone 0x80
#define cNormal 0x80
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#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
cCharacterSelection 0x81
cUnderline 0x82
cDoubleHeight 0x84
cDoubleWidth 0x88
cDoubleSize 0x8c
cUpperHalf 0x90
cBoxMode 0xa0
cSmoothRounding 0xc0
/* Parallel colour attributes */
#define cBlack 0x00
#define cRed 0x01
#define cGreen 0x02
#define cYellow 0x03
#define cBlue 0x04
#define cMagenta 0x05
#define cCyan 0x06
#define cWhite 0x07
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
cRedHI 0x09
cGreenHI 0x0A
cYellowHI 0x0B
cBlueHI 0x0C
cMagentaHI 0x0D
cCyanHI 0x0E
cGrey 0x0F
/* Default colour */
#define cDefaultBlack 0x00
#define cDefaultBlue 0x01
#define cDefaultGreen 0x02
#define cDefaultCyan 0x03
#define cDefaultRed 0x04
#define cDefaultMagenta 0x05
#define cDefaultYellow 0x06
#define cDefaultWhite 0x07
#define cDefaultBlueHI 0x09
#define cDefaultGreenHI 0x0a
#define cDefaultCyanHI 0x0b
#define cDefaultRedHI 0x0c
#define cDefaultMagentaHI 0x0d
#define cDefaultYellowHI 0x0e
#define cDefaultGrey 0x0f
/* Box mode */
#define cSolidBackground 0x00
#define cTransparentBackground 0x20
#define cInSolidOutBlanked 0x80
#define cInSolidOutTransparent 0xa0
#define cInBlankedOutSolid 0xc0
#define cInTransparentOutSolid 0xe0
#define cFullScreenBlack 0x00
#define cFullScreenBlue 0x01
#define cFullScreenGreen 0x02
#define cFullScreenCyan 0x03
#define cFullScreenRed 0x04
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#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
#define
cFullScreenMagenta 0x05
cFullScreenYellow 0x06
cFullScreenWhite 0x07
cFullScreenBlueHI 0x09
cFullScreenGreenHI 0x0a
cFullScreenCyanHI 0x0b
cFullScreenRedHI 0x0c
cFullScreenMagentaHI 0x0d
cFullScreenYellowHI 0x0e
cFullScreenGrey 0x0f
/* TV dependent */
#define HORIZONTAL_DELAY 0x30
#define HORIZONTAL_POSITION 0x45
#define VERTICAL_POSITION 0x0E
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/***************************************************************************
INPUTS
: none
OUTPUTS
: none
DESCRIPTION
: This function displays a simple menu
***************************************************************************/
void ShowMenu0()
{
SetDefaultColour(cDefaultBlue,cDefaultCyan);
BoxMode(cTransparentBackground,cFullScreenCyanHI);
/*select a transparent background*/
/* The main menu is a serial screen, located in block 6 */
FillFullSinglePageSerial((const unsigned char *) &menu0,cPage6);
/* The header and status rows are located in the lower part of block 7 */
FillHeader((const unsigned char *) &menu0,cPageHeader0);
FillStatus((const unsigned char *) &menu0,cPageHeader0);
EnableDisplay(cRowAll,cPage6,cSerial);
/* All the rows are enable in serial mode */
EnableHeaderStatus(cPageHeader0,cLevelOne);
/* H&S enable in level one mode (serial) */
}
/*double size in parallel mode */
....
const unsigned char sString[] = "STMICROELECTRONICS";
tByte * j;
j = get_TDSRAM_address(cPage0,cRow15);
WriteStringParallelMode(j+9,sString,cDoubleSize,cNone); /* write the string in
row 15 column 9 page 0 */
....
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Table 3. Revision History
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Date
Revision
Description of Changes
April-1999
1
First Issue
14-Sep-2004
2
Stylesheet update. No content change.
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