Video and Image Processing Suite User Guide

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Date 2/12/2021
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19.2. Interlacer Control Registers

Table 61.  Interlacer II Register MapYou may choose to enable an Avalon-MM control slave interface for the Interlacer II IP core to enable run-time updating of the coefficient values. As is the convention with all VIP IP cores, when a control slave interface is included, the IP core resets into a stopped state and must be started by writing a ‘1’ to the Go bit of the control register before any input data is processed.
Address Register Description
0 Control Bit 0 of this register is the Go bit. All other bits are unused. Setting this bit to 0 causes the IP core to stop at the end of the next frame/field packet.

When you enable run-time control, the Go bit gets deasserted by default. If you do not enable run-time control, the Go is asserted by default.

1 Status Bit 0 of this register is the Status bit, all other bits are unused. The IP core sets this address to 0 between frames. The IP core sets this address to 1 when it is processing data and cannot be stopped.
2 Interrupt This bit is not used because the IP core does not generate any interrupts.
3 Settings
  • Bit 0 enables and disables progressive passthrough.
  • Bit 1 enables and disables interlaced passthrough.
  • Bit 2 enables and disables control packet interlaced nibble override.
  • Bit 3 indicates whether the output interlaced sequence should begin with F0 or F1. Set to 0 for F0 and 1 for F1.
  • Bit 4 allows you to reset the interlacing sequence at run time. To reset the interlaced sequence first stop the IP core using the Go bit in register 0, then write a 1 to bit 4 of this register, and then restart the IP core.
All other bits are unused.