Disable LCD Driver

Mike · Aug 17th 2016

Hello.

We are currently trying to use the Pins 61,63 and 67 as Outputs.
Therefor we need to deaktivate the LCD display.

To do this we need to set the DLL registry key in \Drivers\Display\LCD to DDI_NOP.dll. Correct?
Currently this did not work in our trials. The moment we set the dll the PicoMod becomes unable to start.

The DDI_NOP.dll should be in the windows Folder of the PicoMOD, but we couldn't find it.

Were there any changes to deaktivate the LCD with the PicoMOD or can we download the DDL somewhere?

Best regards

fs-support_ZU · Aug 29th 2016

Hello,
you are right ddi_nop is not included into PicoMODx standard image. Please try the attachment!
Search also Registry for the driver registered under " \Drivers\Display\" originally. Maybe (?) it is referenced on multiple places.

Mike · Sep 6th 2016

Thank you for the help, it's working with limited success now.

As written above we are using the PINs 61, 63 and 67 (all on Port4), but currently only PIN 63 seems to work properly now.
I've meassured the voltage on the Pins and the PicoMOD seems unable to drive the PINs 61 and 67. (0V) I also used the PIN 65 as reverence, but also without success(registry was reconfigured for this purpose).

The registry settings for the IOs is as follows:

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reg open \Drivers\BuiltIn\DIGITALIO
reg set value Prefix string "DIO"
reg set value DLL string "FS_DIGIO.dll"
reg set value Order dword 151
reg set value index dword 1
reg set value loctl dword 4
reg set value port dword 0
reg set value UseAsIOA dword 0x0003E200
reg set value DataDirA dword 0x00000000
reg set value DataInitA dword 0x00000000
reg set value PullUpA dword 0x0001E200
reg set value IRQCfg0A dword 0x00000000
reg set value IRQCfg1A dword 0x00000000
reg set value IRQCfg2A dword 0x00000000
reg set value UseAsIOB dword 0x00000045
reg set value DataDirB dword 0x00000045
reg set value DataInitB dword 0x00000045
reg set value PullUpB dword 0x00000000
reg set value IRQCfg0B dword 0x00000000
reg set value IRQCfg1B dword 0x00000000
reg set value IRQCfg2B dword 0x00000000
reg set value FriendlyName string "Digital I/O driver for PicoMOD"

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and the Display driver is set to ddi_nop.dll.
Furthermore I've found the Display.dll revereced in HKLM\System\GDI\Drivers but setting it to ddi_nop doesn't seem to fix the problem.

In the software I've tried setting the according bits for these pins (0,2,6) and also to set the entire Port4.

Do you have any suggestions what I might be doing wrong?
Best regards

fs-support_ZU · Sep 6th 2016

Hello,
i checked driver and found no evident mistake also your registry looks fine.
Please add setting:

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reg open \Drivers\BuiltIn\DIGITALIO
reg set value Debug dword 0xff
reg save

and post the complete debug messages (boot output and output while access the pins). Thanks.

Mike · Sep 6th 2016

Debug during startup:

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Windows CE Kernel for ARM (Thumb Enabled) Built on May 7 2012 at 12:47:43
[OAL] ++OEMInit()
INFO:OALLogSetZones: dpCurSettings.ulZoneMask: 0xb
OAL Log enable : 1
OAL Log mask : 3
******** System Clock Info **********
[OAL] APLL_CLK : 1000000000 Hz
[OAL] MPLL_CLK : 667000000 Hz
[OAL] EPLL_CLK : 96000000 Hz
[OAL] VPLL_CLK : 54000000 Hz
[OAL] ARM_CLK : 1000000000 Hz
[OAL] HCLK_MSYS : 200000000 Hz
[OAL] PCLK_MSYS : 100000000 Hz
[OAL] HCLK_DSYS : 166750000 Hz
[OAL] PCLK_DSYS : 83375000 Hz
[OAL] HCLK_PSYS : 133400000 Hz
[OAL] PCLK_PSYS : 66700000 Hz
******** System Clock Info **********
******** NKForceCleanBoot Change for Release **********
OEM:-------------------------------------------
OEM: Normal Boot!!
OEM:-------------------------------------------
PicoMOD7A V1.06 - Firmware Init
Copyright (c) 2012 F&S Elektronik Systeme GmbH
Build: Jun 5 2013/10:41:43
HW-WATCHDOG: ENABLED
FMD: NAND ID:0xf192 --> EON: 1GBit (128MB)
FMD: Block 0 to 6 are locked for boot loader
[OAL] MACB: Disabled
[OAL] TVOUT: Disabled
[OAL] RestartReason: Reset
[OAL] VidMemBase: 0x4f000000
FMD: NAND ID:0xf192 --> EON: 1GBit (128MB)
FMD: Block 0 to 6 are locked for boot loader
BINFS: RegisterVolume - Mounted volume '\BINFS'
PM-NETDCU: STARTED
BE2: Version 1.2, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\01
DMSG: DrvWAITInitialize
PWC: Version 1.0, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\02
PSS: Version 1.1, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\09
CAM:Version 1.5, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\10
CAM:Version 1.5, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\11
CAM:Version 1.5, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\12
PIF: Version 1.0, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\15
OALIntrEnableIrqs -> VirtualIRQ=147 PhysicalIRQ=30
OALIntrEnableIrqs -> VirtualIRQ=147 IRQ_GPJ3_INT3=147
AX88796: Version 01.06, ActiveKey = Comm\ETHNETA
ENC624J600: Version 01.01, ActiveKey = Comm\ETHNETNR
AX88796: Version 01.06, ActiveKey = Comm\ETHNETB
AX88796: Controller not found
BE2: Version 1.2, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\19
I2C: Version 4.2, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\20
I2C: Version 4.2, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\21
I2C: Version 4.2, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\22
SDMMC2: Version 1.7, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\23
CID: Version 2.12, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\24
SDMMC2: Card inserted!
WAV: Version 2.3, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\25
UART: Version 1.3, Key = Drivers\Active\26
UART: Version 1.3, Key = Drivers\Active\27
CMM: Version 1.3, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\28
SDMMC0: Version 1.7, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\29
SDMMC2: HandleErrors - CMD Timeout Error...
SDMMC0: Card removed!
MFC: Version 1.0, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\43
MFC power on
JPEG: VersionMFC power off
1.0, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\46
USBFN: Version 1.0, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\48
USBFN: Serial Function Class Enabled
BCS: Version 1.2, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\47
DIO: Version 2.6, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\50
DIO: UseAsIO[0] = 0x0003e200
DIO: DataDir[0] = 0x00000000
DIO: DataInit[0] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG0[0] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG1[0] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG2[0] = 0x00000000
DIO: PullUp[0] = 0x0001e200
DIO: PullDown[0] = 0x00000000
DIO: UseAsIO[1] = 0x00000045
DIO: DataDir[1] = 0x00000045
DIO: DataInit[1] = 0x00000045
DIO: IRQCFG0[1] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG1[1] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG2[1] = 0x00000000
DIO: PullUp[1] = 0x00000000
DIO: PullDown[1] = 0x00000000
DIO: UseAsIO[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: DataDir[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: DataInit[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG0[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG1[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: IRQCFG2[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: PullUp[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: PullDown[2] = 0x00000000
DIO: ++InitPortMasks
DIO: #9 : Input
DIO: #13 : Input
DIO: #14 : Input
DIO: #15 : Input
DIO: #16 : Input
DIO: #17 : Input
DIO: #32 : Output
DIO: #34 : Output
DIO: #38 : Output
DIO: --InitPortMasks
DIO: --DIO_Init
DIO: +DIO_Open(0xd48bd580)
DIO: DIO_Open(0xd48bd580) returning -722271648
DIO: +DIO_IOControl(): hOpenContext=0xD4F30260, dwIoControlCode=4, pBufIn=0xd25ae964, dwLenIn=8, pBufOut=0x0, dwLenOut=0, pdwActualOut=0x0
DIO: +DIO_Close()
DIO: -DIO_Close done
OHCI: Version 1.0, ActiveKey = Drivers\BuiltIn\OHCI
FRW: Version 1.0, ActiveKey = Drivers\Active\53
TCHPDD: Version 1.8, Key = HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH
TCHKEY: Version 1.0, Key = HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\TOUCH\VirtualKeys
CheckAutoStart: Version 1.5, LaunchNum = 100
NDCUCFG V 55 started. Platform: PicoMOD7
NDCUCFG Open COM1: at 38400 Baud
CreateFile() failed -> ERROR COM1:
[UFNPDD] OTG Cable Attached
USBFN: SDE: USB_HIGH detected
[UFNPDD] RESET Again
USBFN: SDE: USB_HIGH detected
[S] Bit Per Pixel Error!

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Opening of the port and set outputs to false

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DIO: +DIO_Open(0xd48bd580)
DIO: DIO_Open(0xd48bd580) returning -713883040
DIO: +DIO_Open(0xd48bd580)
DIO: DIO_Open(0xd48bd580) returning -713882944
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Read(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pBuffer=0x251294, Count1
DIO: read Port4 PortData=0x0
DIO: -DIO_Read(): byte 0x0
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Write(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pSourceBytes=0x251294, NumberOfBytes1
DIO: write Port4 PortData=0x0
DIO: #32 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #34 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #38 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x04)
DIO: -DIO_Write(): byte 0x1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Read(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pBuffer=0x251294, Count1
DIO: read Port4 PortData=0x0
DIO: -DIO_Read(): byte 0x0
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Write(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pSourceBytes=0x251294, NumberOfBytes1
DIO: write Port4 PortData=0x0
DIO: #32 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #34 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #38 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x04)
DIO: -DIO_Write(): byte 0x1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Read(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pBuffer=0x251294, Count1
DIO: read Port4 PortData=0x0
DIO: -DIO_Read(): byte 0x0
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Write(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pSourceBytes=0x251294, NumberOfBytes1
DIO: write Port4 PortData=0x0
DIO: #32 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #34 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #38 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x04)
DIO: -DIO_Write(): byte 0x1

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Set output to true and closing of the port:

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DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Read(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pBuffer=0x251294, Count1
DIO: read Port4 PortData=0x0
DIO: -DIO_Read(): byte 0x0
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Write(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pSourceBytes=0x251294, NumberOfBytes1
DIO: write Port4 PortData=0x4
DIO: #32 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #34 Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #38 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x04)
DIO: -DIO_Write(): byte 0x1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Read(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pBuffer=0x251294, Count1
DIO: read Port4 PortData=0x4
DIO: -DIO_Read(): byte 0x4
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Write(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pSourceBytes=0x251294, NumberOfBytes1
DIO: write Port4 PortData=0x5
DIO: #32 Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #34 Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #38 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x04)
DIO: -DIO_Write(): byte 0x1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Read(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pBuffer=0x251294, Count1
DIO: read Port4 PortData=0x4
DIO: -DIO_Read(): byte 0x4
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=0, Type1
DIO: +DIO_Seek(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, Amount=4, Type0
DIO: -DIO_Seek(): Port 4
DIO: +DIO_Write(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, pSourceBytes=0x251294, NumberOfBytes1
DIO: write Port4 PortData=0x44
DIO: #32 : Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #34 Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x40)
DIO: #38 Set -> Low (Port:F, Mask:0x04)
DIO: -DIO_Write(): byte 0x1
DIO: +DIO_IOControl(): hOpenContext=0xD57302C0, dwIoControlCode=16974847, pBufIn=0xd55cfd0c, dwLenIn=16, pBufOut=0x0, dwLenOut=0, pdwActualOut=0x0
DIO: +DIO_IOControl(): hOpenContext=0xD5730260, dwIoControlCode=16974847, pBufIn=0xd55cfd0c, dwLenIn=16, pBufOut=0x0, dwLenOut=0, pdwActualOut=0x0
DIO: +DIO_Close()
DIO: -DIO_Close done
DIO: +DIO_Close()
DIO: -DIO_Close done

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Thank you for the help

fs-support_ZU · Sep 6th 2016

Ok - every thing seems to be ok (that you get string "low" while write "true" in debug output is a bug).
One thing i found in the bug tracker which seems to match our problem. You use "PicoMOD7A V1.06 - Firmware Init ...".
Bug ID 1768 says "[CEDDK] Some DIO pins do not work as expected (PM7A only)". So please use kernel >= 1.07.

Hope this resolves the problem.

Mike · Sep 7th 2016

Now tested some Outputs of Port4 with Kernel V1.11:

I now set the whole Port as Output and am switching the Port between High and Low.
The following Currently only got Pin 63 and 66 to work as expected.
Measurements on the following pins results in 0V: 61, 64, 67 and 70.

I did the tests on another PicoMod too, with the same results.

Further measurements und Port5 Pin 72, 74, 76, 78 work as expected.

fs-support_ZU · Sep 7th 2016

Ok, thanks. I will do the futher tests and investigation please wait for the results.
Just for my information you do *not* the use LVDS version of PicoMOD7A you use the TFT Version of PicoMOD7A?

Mike · Sep 7th 2016

Correct we are using the RGB version of the PicoMod.

fs-support_ZU · Sep 8th 2016

Hello,

i found a bug concering port 4 deep inside the driver, please test "XIPV210_CE6Core_V1.12_BETA_160909".
Thanks for your hints.

Mike · Sep 9th 2016

The Port4 seems to be working now.
Tested on Pins 67 and 64. 63 and 66 stayed in working order.

Best regards

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