GS4901B/GS4900B Preliminary Data Sheet
Total Line
AFS_OUT
Line 1 every n frames where:
n = 1 @ 25fps: fs = 32kHz
Horizontal Sync Output
n = 1 @ 25fps, 30fps & 60fps: fs = 44.1kHz
n = 1 @ 25fps, 30fps & 60fps; fs = 48kHz
n = 2 @ 24fps; fs = 44.1kHz, 48kHz
n = 3 @ 24fps, 30fps & 60fps: fs = 32kHz
n = 5 @ 29.97fps & 59.94fps; fs = 48kHz
n = 15 @ 29.97fps & 59.94fps; fs = 32kHz
n = 100 @ 29.97fps; fs = 44.1kHz
n = 200 @ 59.94fps; fs = 44.1kHz
Figure 3-8: AFS Output Timing
The phasing of the divide by n counter can be controlled by the 10FID input or via
designated registers in the host interface.
By default, the 10FID input pin controls the AFS phase (in addition to controlling
the 10FID phase); however, this feature may be disabled by setting bit 0 of the
Audio_Control register (see Section 3.10.3 on page 66). In addition, the AFS signal
may be reset via register 1Ah.
3.8.3 USER_1~4
As described in Table 1-3, the GS4901B/GS4900B offers 4 user programmable
output signals which are available independent of the selected output video format.
Each user signal is individually programmable and the polarity, position, and width
of each output may be defined with respect to the digital output timing of the device.
Each output signal may be programmed in both the horizontal and vertical
dimensions relative to the leading edges of H Blanking and V Blanking. If desired,
the pulses produced may then be combined with a logical AND, OR, or XOR
function to produce a composite signal (for example, a horizontal back porch pulse
during active lines only, or the active part of lines 15 through 20 for vertical
information retrieval).
By default, the AND, OR, and XOR functions are disabled. Therefore, when a
USER signal is selected using the Output_Select registers of the host interface, the
signal will go LOW (default polarity) at the H_Start pixel and return HIGH after the
H_Stop pixel. Setting the AND bit HIGH, for example, will cause the USER signal
to be active only when USER_H is active and USER_V is active (i.e. the pixel is
between both H_Start and H_Stop and V_Start and V_Stop). See Figure 3-9.
NOTE: The effective horizontal range of the four user-defined timing signals is
[H_Start + 1, H_Stop], except when H_Start = 1, in which case the range is
[H_Start, H_Stop]. This prevents the user from specifying an output USER signal
that begins on pixel 2 of a line.
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