MIPI-DSI display testing

[jcsistemas2001]

Hello,
I'm trying to use a Wandboard Quad using a DSI display (as show the attached picture). Using the kernel 3.0.35 and Android 4.2.2, I did two test:
- TEST 1: using a HDMI monitor, everything is OK.
- TEST 2: using a dsi display, the image is black. The display is setup according with the driver specification (in DSI command mode) with success. The signals in the display connector seem OK. The CLK in command and video mode are according with the display specs.
If somebody have some idea, don't hesitate to share.
Thanks for any suggestions.
JC

[Tapani]

Just to avoid te obvious:
- Have you checked that backlight is on?
- Are all the driving voltages to your display correct (measure)?

Also, I think this is not a topic for the "getting started" section... It is beyound that.

[jcsistemas2001]

You don't. Nothing is obvious. You can ask everything.
- Backlight is already fix (not controlled by HOST).
- The RESET pin is OK and tested
- The D0 pin is OK, because the command mode communication is through this differential channel
- The D1 and CLK seem OK, also with data
Please, can you help me to move this topic to the adequate forum?
Thanks

[jcsistemas2001]

Here a little video showing the display with the described issue:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2xipjNhjcs

[JayminD]

go to below link's pdf :

http://kr.tmsinc.co.kr/media/uploads/do ... 9b8tjv.pdf

may be helpful.

regards

[jcsistemas2001]

Hi JayminD,
Thanks for the reference.
I would like to have these test equipment
Regards
JC

[Tapani]

You don't. Nothing is obvious. You can ask everything.
- Backlight is already fix (not controlled by HOST).
- The RESET pin is OK and tested
- The D0 pin is OK, because the command mode communication is through this differential channel
- The D1 and CLK seem OK, also with data
Please, can you help me to move this topic to the adequate forum?
Thanks

Well, this is beyond me. I might move the topic to the hardware forum when I get the time. Otherwise it stays here

Anyway, assuming voltages are ok just because you can talk to a MIPI display is not enough.
The only MIPI display I have experience of had exactly the same symptoms (that was on a TI board).

We could talk to the display, but all it showed was black. In the end (after a few days of frustration) it turned out to be one of the driving voltages was too low.

Good luck!

[JayminD]

Hi JayminD,
Thanks for the reference.
JC

Thanks for it... mention not...

Best luck.

regards

[jcsistemas2001]

Thanks guys.
I just figure out the problem. I need a few additional setup commands that was not listed in the controller datasheet (impossible to know!)
The attached image show the result.
However and after testing different timing specs, I still get the image as show at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDsc3PZG0Dk, In some case, worst.
I already try different connection boards to warranty the proper signal (eliminating additional parasitic resistance and capacitors).
Thanks for any additional suggestions.
JC

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