The Samsung S3C2410X, based on the ARM920T core, was a revolutionary System-on-Chip (SoC) for its time. Widely used in PDAs, automotive telematics, and early Linux-based handhelds (like the Sharp Zaurus), it featured an integrated LCD Controller (LCDC). However, driving complex displays efficiently required more than just a framebuffer; it required a robust Video Interface System (VIS).
| Register | Offset | Purpose | |----------|--------|---------| | VIDCON0 | 0x00 | Clock select, run/pause | | VIDCON1 | 0x04 | Sync config, polarity | | DELTA_START | 0x10 | Base DMA address of current frame | | DELTA_LINE_SZ | 0x14 | Bytes per line (pitch) | | DELTA_PIC_SZ | 0x18 | Total bytes per frame | | DELTA_STATUS | 0x1C | Overflow, end-of-frame | -vis On S3c2410x Delta Driver -
Are you trying to connect a specific industrial panel or an older development board? Let me know the model so I can find the exact link to the manufacturer's download page S3C2410 - datasheet.pdf - sistemas o.r.p Deep Dive: Implementing the VIS Delta Driver Framework
Developing or using a S3C2410X Delta driver would likely involve: If you want, I can: 4
// Attempt delta operation int ret = vis_calc_delta(vis, &new_mode); if (ret == -EAGAIN) // Fallback to full hardware reset (non-delta path) vis_full_reset(vis, &new_mode); else if (ret == 0) vis_commit_delta(vis);Support for Various Display Panels: It supports a wide range of LCD panel types, including TFT (Thin Film Transistor) LCDs, making it highly versatile for different applications.
If you want, I can:
void vis_commit_delta(struct vis_device *vis)