Altera Video and Image Processing Suite User Manual

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Table 14-10: Frame Buffer II Control Register Map for the Writer

The table below describes the control register map for the writer component.
Note: Addresses 4, 5, and 6 are optional and only visible on the control interface when you turn on Locked rate

support in the parameter editor.

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 the next time

control information is read.

1

Status

Bit 0 of this register is the

Status

bit, all other bits are unused.

2

Interrupt

Unused.

3

Frame Counter

Read-only register updated at the end of each frame processed

by the writer. The counter is incremented if the frame is not

dropped and passed to the reader.

4

Drop Counter

Read-only register updated at the end of each frame processed

by the writer. The counter is incremented if the frame is

dropped.

5

Controlled Rate

Conversion

Bit 0 of this register determines whether dropping and

repeating of frames or fields is tightly controlled by the

specified input and output frame rates. Setting this bit to 0

switches off the controlled rate conversion, and returns the

triple-buffering algorithm to a free regime where dropping

and repeating is only determined by the status of the spare

buffer.

6

Input Frame Rate

Write-only register. A 16-bit integer value for the input frame

rate. This register cannot be read.

7

Output Frame Rate

Write-only register. A 16-bit integer value for the output

frame rate. This register cannot be read.

Table 14-11: Frame Buffer II Control Register Map for the Reader

The table below describes the control register map for the reader component.

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 the next time

control information is updated. While stopped, the IP core

may continue to receive and drop frame at its input if you

enable frame dropping.

1

Status

Bit 0 of this register is the

Status

bit, all other bits are unused.

UG-VIPSUITE

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Frame Buffer Control Registers

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Frame Buffer IP Cores

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