DLP4710EVM-LC

User's Guide DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module This user’s guide presents an overview of the DLP4710 Light Control evaluation module (EVM) and a general description of the main features and functions. It explains the first steps to get started and provides a detailed description of the on board LEDs and the main connectors. (Figure 1) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Contents DLP4710 Light Control EVM Overview ................................................................................... 1 Safety Instructions .......................................................................................................... 3 Applicable Documents ...................................................................................................... 4 What is in the DLP4710 Light Control EVM ? ........................................................................... 5 Optical Module .............................................................................................................. 6 Quick-Start Procedure....................................................................................................... 7 Connectors, Headers, and Switch Description ........................................................................... 9 DLP4710 Light Control Trigger ........................................................................................... 10 EVM Setup .................................................................................................................. 11 1 DLP4710 Light Control EVM ............................................................................................... 2 2 DLP4710 Light Control EVM Block Diagram ............................................................................. 5 3 Optical Module With Focus and Zoom Adjustment List of Figures 4 5 6 ..................................................................... 7 DLP4710 Light Control Board ............................................................................................ 11 LED Connection ............................................................................................................ 12 DLP4710 Light Control EVM .............................................................................................. 13 List of Tables 1 EVM Optical Module Parameter Values .................................................................................. 6 2 DLP4710 Light Control EVM LEDs 3 4 1 ....................................................................................... 8 DLP4710 Light Control EVM Installed Connectors ...................................................................... 9 DLP4710 Light Control Trigger .......................................................................................... 10 DLP4710 Light Control EVM Overview This DLP4710 Light Control EVM includes an example light engine design composed of TI DLP® electronics and optics along with GUI software to provide a flexible light steering solution with large brightness and resolution for industrial, medical and scientifc applications. This EVM features DLP4710, DLPC3479 and DLPA3005 DLP components and offers a compelling combination of resolution, brightness and programmability in a small form factor. DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated 1 DLP4710 Light Control EVM Overview www.ti.com Figure 1. DLP4710 Light Control EVM See Section 3 for other useful documentation. 2 Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Safety Instructions www.ti.com 2 Safety Instructions CAUTION Caution hot surface. Contact may cause burns. Do not touch. WARNING Possible hazardous optical radiation emitted from this EVM. Do not stare at the operating lamp. There are no user serviceable parts inside the EVM optical module. Never open the optical module, which can expose a risk group 2 LED which may be harmful to the eye. WARNING Observe handling precautions. Electrostatic sensitive devices. WARNING Always ensure all three fans are running during operation to avoid overheating and ensure reliable operation. DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated 3 Applicable Documents 3 www.ti.com Applicable Documents The following documents are applicable to the DLP4710 Light Control EVM and are available at ti.com: • DLP4710 (.47 1080p) DMD data sheet, DLPS056 • DLPC3479 controller data sheet, DLPS112 • DLPA3005 PMIC and high-current LED driver data sheet, DLPS071 • Software Programmer's Guide, DLPU081 • DLP Display and Light Control EVM GUI Tool User's Guide, DLPU074 If you need assistance, please refer to the DLP TI E2E community support forums. 4 Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback What is in the DLP4710 Light Control EVM ? www.ti.com 4 What is in the DLP4710 Light Control EVM ? The DLP 4710 Light Control (Figure 2) consists of three subsystems: 1. Optical module includes the optics, red, green, and blue LEDs, and a 1920 x 1080 (1080p) DMD capable of 600 lumens out-of-the-box. 2. DLP driver includes the DLP chipset comprising of the DLPC3479 controller and DLPA3005 PMIC/LED driver. It includes a header to access Trigger IN/OUT signals for camera capture and other system controls. 3. System front end includes MSP430, ITE HDMI receiver, USB-Serial Bridge Controller and several connectors for external inputs (such as HDMI and USB). LED cable LED cable LED cable Optical Engine DMD Flex Cable Flex Cable Connector DLPC3479 Slave SPI Flash 64 Mb CTRL 1.8 V VBIAS VRST VOFS SUB_LVDS _DATA SYNC VLED (R/G/B) RESETZ 1.8 V 1.1 V SPI I2C 1.8 V 1.1 V RESETZ SPI Fan Connector PROJ_ON 12 V MSP430F55 x4 TPS54335A Step-Down Converter SW_ONOFF SPI I2C PAT_RDY TRIG_OUT2 TRIG_OUT1 TRIG_IN DLPA3005 Flash 64 Mb SPI USB Serial Bridge Controller 1.1 V 1.8 V SPI_1 LED_SEL (2) PROJ_ON DLPC3479 Master Parallel I/F 24-Bit Data Green Blue SUB_LVDS _DATA Red IT6801 DDCI2C EEPROM I2C FLASH 64Mb USB HDMI Power_ON/OFF Power Jack 19 V DC Figure 2. DLP4710 Light Control EVM Block Diagram DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated 5 Optical Module 5 www.ti.com Optical Module The optical module in the EVM is developed by Young Optics and is production ready. The optical module consists of the following components: • 0.47-inch 1080p DMD (DLP4710) • OSRAM P1W red, green and blue LED • This optical module interfaces with the EVM using DMD pin mapping Option 2. Please refer to the DLPC3479 datasheet for more information about the DMD interface. Table 1. EVM Optical Module Parameter Values PARAMETER MIN MAX UNIT 600 Lum Red LED Current 12 A Green / Blue LED Current 16 A Brightness Uniformity 73% Offset 100% Focus Range (Wide) 40 Image Diagonal Size 10 Throw Ratio 6 TYP Brightness at Red 12A / Green 16A / Blue 16A LED current 120 inch 100 inch 1.39 Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Quick-Start Procedure www.ti.com 6 Quick-Start Procedure This quick-start assumes that the EVM default conditions are as shipped. 1. Power up the DLP4710 Light Control EVM by applying an external DC power supply (19 V DC, 4.74 A) to PWR_IN connector (J28). External Power Supply Requirements: • Nom Output Voltage: 19 VDC • Max Output Current: 4.74 A • Efficiency Level: V NOTE: TI recommends using an external power supply that complies with applicable regional safety standards such as UL, CSA, VDE, CCC, PSE, etc. 2. Move SW28 (PS_ON/OFF) slide switch to the ON position. LEDs D43 (+3.3V) and D57 (INTZ) light up to indicate 19 V power is applied. 3. Push ON/OFF switch SW21 to turn on the DLP4710 Light Control EVM. LEDs D36 (SYS_ON-OFF), D33 (M_IRQ) and D34 (S_IRQ) light up to indicate that the DLP4710 Light Control EVM is turned on. 4. After the DLP4710 Light Control EVM is turned on, a DLP Light Control splash image will be projected. 5. The focus and zoom of the image can be adjusted on the optical module (Figure 3). Figure 3. Optical Module With Focus and Zoom Adjustment DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated 7 Quick-Start Procedure www.ti.com 6. Connect USB to the DLP4710 Light Control EVM and open the DLP4710 Display and Light Control Graphical User Interface (DLPDLC-GUI) on your computer. If needed, connect an HDMI source to the EVM and provide external video input. Note: When providing HDMI input from an external source for Light Control applications, ensure that the external source provides input of resolution 1080p (1920x1080). Some laptops/desktops provide 720p (1280x720) resolution input by default, which can result in broken images in External Pattern Streaming mode, as only 1080p resolution is supported in Light Control modes. 7. Via the GUI the EVM can be set to Video Display Mode or Light Control Modes. Refer to the GUI user's guide for further description. Note: Install Jumper J7 on the DLP4710 Light Control EVM to set the needed Trigger IN/OUT voltage on the EVM. 8. When turning off the projector, push ON/OFF switch (SW21) and then move slide switch (SW28) to the OFF position prior to removing the power cable. CAUTION To avoid potential damage to the DMD, be sure to turn off the projector using the sequence listed in Section 6 before disconnecting the power. There are eleven LED indicators on the DLP4710 Light Control EVM (Table 2): Table 2. DLP4710 Light Control EVM LEDs Location 8 Name Description D33 M_IRQ LED OFF during DLPC3479_Master boots LED ON when DLPC3479_Master boot-up process is completed and ready to receive commands D34 S_IRQ LED OFF during DLPC3479_Slave boots LED ON when DLPC3479_Slave boot-up process is completed and ready to receive commands D36 SYS_ON-OFF LED ON when projector is in normal operation D43 +3.3V LED ON when 19 V Power is applied and +3.3 V is working normally D44 WPC_01 Reserved D45 WPC_02 Reserved D46 WPC_03 Reserved D56 RESETZ LED ON when DLPC3479 is in RESET D57 INTZ LED ON when DMD is in PARK mode D66 STAT_LED1 LED blinking when PC is communicating to flash over SPI D67 STAT_LED0 LED blinking when PC is communicating to DLPC3479 over I2C Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Connectors, Headers, and Switch Description www.ti.com 7 Connectors, Headers, and Switch Description Table 3. DLP4710 Light Control EVM Installed Connectors Connector Name Description J7 PWER_SEL Header for voltage level selection for Trigger-IN/OUT J8 M_3DR Connector for selecting 3DR signal usage (Display or Light Control) for DLPC3479 Master J9 S_3DR Connector for selecting 3DR signal usage (Display or Light Control) for DLPC3479 Slave J11 I2C Connector for the I2C interface (DeVaSys USB-I2C/IO board) J18 HDMI Connector for HDMI input J21 SPI External SPI Programming interface connector J22 DMD CNNT Connector for DMD Flex Cable J23 Spy-Bi-Wire MSP430 Spy-Bi-Wire Programming interface connector J24 WPC Reserved J26 Color Sensor Reserved J28 PWR_IN Connector for 19 V DC power J32 Fan1 Connector for 12 V Fan J33 Fan2 Connector for 12 V Fan J34 MSP_JTAG MSP430 JTAG Programming interface connector J35 SPI_SEL Header to select Master/Slave SPI flash for external SPI Programming interface J36 TSTPT Header for remaining DLPC3479 test points (not used) J40 RED Connector for RED LED cable J41 GREEN Connector for GREEN LED cable J42 BLUE Connector for BLUE LED cable J43 Fan3 Connector for 12 V Fan J45 TEMP Reserved J47 Mini_USB Connector for Cypress USB controller J48 TRIG Connector for Trigger In and Trigger Out for Light Control Application SW21 ON/OFF Projector ON/OFF Switch SW28 PS_ON/OFF Power Supply ON/OFF Switch DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated 9 DLP4710 Light Control Trigger 8 www.ti.com DLP4710 Light Control Trigger Table 4. DLP4710 Light Control Trigger DLPC3479 PIN (1) 10 J48 PIN CONNECTOR NO. DESC (1) I/O FUNCTION For light control applications: Reserved for external trigger signal (Input). Applicable to internal pattern streaming mode only. The 3DR pin on the DLPC3479 can be used as a 3D left or right reference indicator or as trigger input signal for light control application. A jumper on J8 and J9 has to be set to determine the use case for this pin. For display application: Connect pin 1 and pin 2 of J8 (DLPC3479 Master) and pin 1 and pin 2 of J9 (DLPC3479 Slave) For light control application: Connect pin 2 and pin 3 of J8 (DLPC3479 Master) and pin 2 and pin 3 of J9 (DLPC3479 Slave). 3DR 5 TRIG_IN Input TSTPT_4 7 TRIG_OUT1 Output TRIG_OUT_1 signal. GPIO_06 3 PAT_RDY Output Pattern ready signal. Applicable to internal pattern streaming mode only. GPIO_07 4 TRIG_OUT2 Output TRIG_OUT_2_signal. GND 1 GND GND Ground pin for trigger signals Install Jumper J7 to set Trigger IN/OUT voltage on the EVM (Jumper is not included by default). For 3.3-V signal level: Connect pin 2 and p 3 of J7. For 1.8-V signal level : Connect pin 1 and pin 2 of J7. Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback EVM Setup www.ti.com 9 EVM Setup The DLP4710 Light Control EVM is comprised of the DLP4710 (.47 1080p) DMD, DLPC3479 display controller, DLPA3005 PMIC/LED driver and other supporting components such as the Cypress Controller, the MSP430 MCU and the ITE HDMI Receiver. All of the above components besides the DLP4710 (located in the optical module) are included on the board. The locations of the named parts are shown in Figure 4. Figure 4. DLP4710 Light Control Board DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated 11 EVM Setup www.ti.com The DLP4710 Light Control board has one connector for the DMD Flex cable to the 0.47-inch 1080p DMD and three LED connectors for red, green and blue LEDs. The connectors for each LED are named on the board as well as on the light engine. Please refer to Figure 5 to see the proper setup. CAUTION Ensure a good connection between the LED cable and the DMD flex cable to the DLP4710 Light Control EVM board. Blue LED Green LED Red LED Blue LED Green LED Red LED DMD Flex cable Figure 5. LED Connection Figure 6 shows the final setup of all parts. 12 Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback EVM Setup www.ti.com Figure 6. DLP4710 Light Control EVM CAUTION Make sure to follow all of the initialization procedures listed in this document before connecting the power. Verify that the DMD flex cable is connected correctly to the DLP4710 Light Control board. DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Using the DLP4710EVM-LC Light Control Evaluation Module Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated 13 Revision History www.ti.com Revision History NOTE: Page numbers for previous revisions may differ from page numbers in the current version. Changes from Original (February 2019) to A Revision .................................................................................................. Page • • • 14 Added throw ratio for optical engine .................................................................................................... 6 Added note on ensuring 1080p input source resolution for pattern streaming modes ........................................... 8 Added ground pin details on connector for LC triggers ............................................................................. 10 Revision History DLPU079A – February 2019 – Revised July 2019 Submit Documentation Feedback Copyright © 2019, Texas Instruments Incorporated IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER TI PROVIDES TECHNICAL AND RELIABILITY DATA (INCLUDING DATASHEETS), DESIGN RESOURCES (INCLUDING REFERENCE DESIGNS), APPLICATION OR OTHER DESIGN ADVICE, WEB TOOLS, SAFETY INFORMATION, AND OTHER RESOURCES “AS IS” AND WITH ALL FAULTS, AND DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS AND IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS. 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