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DVDPlayer 4 MOST

User Manual V1.2.0

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Version: V01_02_00-0 Release Date: 2003-10-13

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DVDPlayer 4 MOST User Manual

DVDPlayer 4 MOST User Manual V1.2.0 Document Version: V01_02_00-0 Release Date: 2003-10-13

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Document History Version Date Section Comment on changes V01_00_00-0 2003-07-25 - First version V01_02_00-0 2003-10-13 4.2 Expand table with new properties / methods 4.1 Add chapters

4.1.15 “FactoryReset” 4.1.16 “CaseTemperature”

4.2 Change chapter 4.2.4 “SourceInfo” 4.2 Add chapters

4.2.13 “ScreenFormat” 4.2.14 “VideoFrequency” 4.2.15 “VideoNorm” 4.2.16 “VideoSignalFormat” 4.2.17 “VideoFormat“ 4.2.18 “VideoOutputFormat” 4.2.24 “VideoInteraction“ 4.2.26 “DeckEvent” 4.2.27 “MediaEvent” 4.2.28 “Scan” 4.2.29 “Repeat” 4.2.34 “VideoDefaulSettings” 4.2.35 “TimeInformation” 4.2.36 “Shuffle” 4.2.37 “ReSync” 4.2.38 “SetupMenue”

5.5 Add new chapter




Table Of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................8 1.1 Features.........................................................................................................................................9 2 TYPICAL APPLICATION............................................................................................................... 10 2.1 DVD Module ............................................................................................................................... 10 2.2 MPEG Encoder........................................................................................................................... 11 3 OPERATIONAL DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................... 12 3.1 Control Processing ..................................................................................................................... 12

3.1.1 MOST NetServices.............................................................................................................. 12 3.1.2 MOST Sample Rate ............................................................................................................ 12 3.1.3 Flash Handler ...................................................................................................................... 12 3.1.4 Diagnostic Handler .............................................................................................................. 12

3.1.4.1 Optical Power Diagnostic................................................................................................................12 3.2 Signal Processing....................................................................................................................... 13 4 FUNCTION REFERENCE.............................................................................................................. 14 4.1 NetBlock (FBlockID = 0x01) ...................................................................................................... 16

4.1.1 FBlockIDs (0x000)............................................................................................................... 17 4.1.2 DeviceInfo (0x001) .............................................................................................................. 19 4.1.3 NodePositionAddress (0x002)............................................................................................. 21 4.1.4 NodeAddress (0x003) ......................................................................................................... 22 4.1.5 GroupAddress (0x004) ........................................................................................................ 23 4.1.6 AbilityToWake (0x005) ........................................................................................................ 24 4.1.7 ShutDown (0x006)............................................................................................................... 25 4.1.8 RetryParameters (0x007) .................................................................................................... 26 4.1.9 Sampling Frequency (0x008) .............................................................................................. 27 4.1.10 SourceHandles (0x100)....................................................................................................... 28 4.1.11 Notification (0x401) ............................................................................................................. 29 4.1.12 NotificationCheck (0x402) ................................................................................................... 31 4.1.13 PowerAttenuation (0xF01)................................................................................................... 32 4.1.14 VoltageSupervision (0xF02) ................................................................................................ 33 4.1.15 FactoryReset (0xF03).......................................................................................................... 34 4.1.16 CaseTemperature (0xF04) .................................................................................................. 35

4.2 DVDVideoPlayer (FBlockID = 0x34).......................................................................................... 36 4.2.1 FktIDs (0x000) ..................................................................................................................... 37 4.2.2 Notification (0x001) ............................................................................................................. 38 4.2.3 NotificationCheck (0x002) ................................................................................................... 40 4.2.4 SourceInfo (0x100).............................................................................................................. 41 4.2.5 Allocate (0x101)................................................................................................................... 44 4.2.6 DeAllocate (0x102).............................................................................................................. 46 4.2.7 SourceActivity (0x103) ........................................................................................................ 47 4.2.8 SourceName (0x104) .......................................................................................................... 48 4.2.9 SourceConnect (0x105) ...................................................................................................... 49 4.2.10 SourceDisConnect (0x106) ................................................................................................. 51 4.2.11 SourceRouting (0x107) ....................................................................................................... 52 4.2.12 SyncDataInfo (0x116).......................................................................................................... 53 4.2.13 ScreenFormat (0x130) ........................................................................................................ 54 4.2.14 VideoFrequency (0x131) ..................................................................................................... 55 4.2.15 VideoNorm (0x132) ............................................................................................................. 56 4.2.16 VideoSignalFormat (0x133)................................................................................................. 57 4.2.17 VideoFormat (0x135)........................................................................................................... 58 4.2.18 AudioOutFormat (0x136)..................................................................................................... 59 4.2.19 DeckStatus (0x200)............................................................................................................. 61 4.2.20 TimePosition (0x201) .......................................................................................................... 62 4.2.21 TrackPosition (0x202) ......................................................................................................... 64




4.2.22 TitlePosition (0x205)............................................................................................................ 65 4.2.23 ChapterPosition (0x206)...................................................................................................... 66 4.2.24 VideoInteraction (0x251) ..................................................................................................... 67 4.2.25 MediaInfo (0x413) ............................................................................................................... 68 4.2.26 DeckEvent (0x430).............................................................................................................. 71 4.2.27 MediaEvent (0x431) ............................................................................................................ 72 4.2.28 Scan (0x451) ....................................................................................................................... 73 4.2.29 Repeat (0x452).................................................................................................................... 74 4.2.30 SlowFwSpeed (0x455) ........................................................................................................ 75 4.2.31 SlowBwSpeed (0x456) ........................................................................................................ 76 4.2.32 FastFwSpeed (0x457) ......................................................................................................... 77 4.2.33 FastBwSpeed (0x458)......................................................................................................... 78 4.2.34 VideoDefaultSettings (0x530).............................................................................................. 79 4.2.35 TimeInformation (0x613) ..................................................................................................... 81 4.2.36 Shuffle (0x620) .................................................................................................................... 83 4.2.37 ReSync (0xF10)................................................................................................................... 84 4.2.38 SetupMenue (0xF11)........................................................................................................... 85

5 SOFTWARE CONTROLS.............................................................................................................. 86 5.1 PCM Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_PCM198.oci)........................................................................ 86 5.2 Video Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_Video200.oci) ..................................................................... 87 5.3 DVDPlayer/Video Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_w_Video198.oci).............................................. 88 5.4 DVDPlayer Control (DVDPlayer4MOST198.oci)........................................................................ 89 5.5 DVDPlayer/Video Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_RC198.oci) ...................................................... 90 6 PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS ............................................................................................................. 91

7 CONNECTORS, SWITCHES, LEDS............................................................................................. 92 7.1 Front ........................................................................................................................................... 92 7.2 Rear ............................................................................................................................................ 92 8 OPERATING CONDITIONS .......................................................................................................... 93 8.1 Optical and Electrical Characteristics ......................................................................................... 93 8.2 Temperature Range.................................................................................................................... 94 8.3 Composite Output Level Characteristics .................................................................................... 94 9 APPENDIX A: LIST OF FIGURES ................................................................................................ 95

10 APPENDIX B: LIST OF TABLES .............................................................................................. 96




Conventions Within this manual, the following abbreviations and symbols are used for improving readability:

Comment PIN Name of a PIN FileName.xxx Name of a file FunctionName() Name of a function PointerName Name of a pointer BIT Name of a single bit within a register x..y Range from x to y. Used as abbreviation e.g. for a group of bits like D7..0 [a,b,c] List of alternative elements to choose from. 0xzz Hexadecimal number (value zz) bREG Single byte (8bit) Register wREG Single word register (16bit) mREG Multi byte register (e.g. message buffer) RSVD The respective bit or register is reserved for future use / Inverter x Don’t care

Rising edge Falling edge




1 Introduction The DVD Player from OASIS SiliconSystems is a MOST device offering a real-time interface to distribute Video and Audio streams from a broad range of media including CDDA and DVD via a MOST Network. Flexible configuration options allow for designs optimized for particular applications. The output streams of the player are available in all common audio and video formats and can be highly scaled to fit the particular viewing application. All necessary functions of the DVD player are controllable by using the message service of the MOST Network.

DebugPort

AudioADC

DCADC

DSP0StreamPump

VCD Scrambler

Host Controller

MOSTNetwork

Controller

PLLClock

Manager

AD0

TEMP

RX-232

TX-232

TX

RX

XTI

XTO

Routing Bus

Control Bus

Program Memory128k Flash

MOST Net Services

OS8805

ControlPort

STDATA 0..7STCLK

SDA

SCL

PWM

PWM

Figure 1-1: Integrated Multimedia IC OS8805




1.1 Features

• Single DVD-Video Player for MOST Networks • Excellent vibration & playability performance • Variants “Europe, USA and Japan available • PAL or NTSC standard compatible (depending on region variant coding) • Supports

DVD-Video (single & dual layer) VideoCD (VCD) Super VideoCD (SVCD) AudioCD (CDDA) MP3 CD

• Available outputs:

Analog Composite CVBS MOST PCM Audio MOST VideoCD_2.0 MOST MPEG1 System Stream MOST MPEG2 Program Stream MOST MPEG2 Transport Stream

• Scalable bit rate from 1.5 to 12 Mbps • Integrated MOST Network Interface Controller • Supports 44.1 kHz MOST Networks • Built-in MOST NetServices Network Management Software • Fully automotive compliant with respect to voltage, temperature and shock absorption • Hardware:

ASP Active Skip Protection Scratch free PirouetteTM Disc Loading All operating angles possible Small dimensions: 179 x 160 x 50mm (W x D x H)




2 Typical Application The built-in firmware controls the DVD module as well as the MPEG Encoder circuitries without any glue logic. Even the parallel bit stream port of the MPEG Encoder interfaces directly to the DSP0’s external memory port. A fiber optic unit for MOST Network interface and an external industry standard I2C EEPROM for parameter storage along with a clock reference device and a power supply completes the setup.

AD0

TEMP

RX

XTI

XTO

TX

DVD module

ClockReference

PowerSupply

FiberOpticUnit

MOSTNetwork

SDA

SCL

OS8805

SDA SCL

ParameterEEPROM

I2C

I2C

MPEG Encoder

STDATA 0..7STCLK PWM

BITSTREAM PORT

RX-232

TX-232

RS232

CaseFan

TempSensor

Video Audio

CVBSOut

Figure 2-1: Typical Application

2.1 DVD Module An I2C-controlled automotive DVD module is used for accessing and decoding a broad range of media. The DVD module the drive mechanics and a single-chip DVD processor. The firmware supplied with the OS8805 includes a software driver supporting this DVD module.




2.2 MPEG Encoder An RS232-controlled MPEG Encoder is used for scaling the audio and video data delivered by the DVD module according to the users requirements. All common MPEG1 and MPEG2 formats can be selected for output on the MOST Network. The firmware supplied with the OS8805 includes a software driver supporting the MPEG Encoder and features additional VideoCD_2.0 scrambling for MPEG1 data in DSP0.




3 Operational Description

3.1 Control Processing

3.1.1 MOST NetServices

The DVDPlayer 4 MOST implements MOST NetServices version 1.10.01. Standard functions are implemented within the NetBlock Function Block, and DVDVideoPlayer Function Block, as per the MOST Function Catalog V2.3. Proprietary functions are also implemented within DVDVideoPlayer.

3.1.2 MOST Sample Rate

The DVDPlayer 4 MOST supports two different sampling rates of 44.1kHz and 48kHz prior to the actual MOST frame rate for a given network. The DVDPlayer 4 MOST sample rate can also be run-time switched under NetBlock Function Block control message.

3.1.3 Flash Handler

The DVDPlayer 4 MOST has the capability of being re-flashed remotely over the MOST Network. A flashing tool is available for programming the player using an OptoLyzer4MOST Interface Box, a MOST PC Card or a MOST PCI Board. For updating the module the button “Flash Update” must be pressed and hold, additionally the button “Reset” must be pressed. After releasing both buttons the update then can be done with the flashing tool.

3.1.4 Diagnostic Handler

3.1.4.1 Optical Power Diagnostic

The DVDPlayer 4 MOST supports diagnostics for Optical Power. This diagnostic is used to evaluate the optical receiver signal margins and can be set within the NetBlock Function Block.




3.2 Signal Processing For all kind of media several paths for audio and video signals are always available in parallel. Audio PCM: Independent from the inserted type of media audio data is read from the disc, processed to PCM and adapted to the MOST sample rate. The resulting uncompressed PCM audio samples are available for the MOST Network as synchronous SourceNr 1. No additional delay in time is added. Video CVBS: After readout and processing of the backend decoder a standard analog composite video signal is available at the chinch connector on the back of the device. No additional delay in time is added. A/V_compressed After readout and processing of the backend decoder the audio and video data is scaled and adapted to the MOST stream format selected by the user. Finally the compressed A/V multiplex is available for the MOST Network as synchronous SourceNr 2. The scaling and adaptation process will add an delay in time <1 second. However, the video and audio signals inside the multiplex are in perfect sync.




4 Function Reference This section contains a reference for each MOST Function supported by the DVDPlayer 4 MOST. For each function, the following information is provided: • Description of operation and effect • MOST Function format and parameters

The MOST Functions are arranged by function ID within the individual sections for the standard MOST Function Blocks NetBlock (FBlockID = 0x01), and DVDVideoPlayer (FBlockID = 0x34). Notes:

1. For all String data types, end of data is indicated by a 0x00 unless otherwise noted.

2. An error is reported to the controller that has sent the instruction, and consists of a code and description. Depending on the error, additional information is provided along with the error code. The error information is provided here similarly to the MOST Specification V2.2:

Error Code

Description of Error Code Error Information

Description of Error Info

0x01 FBlockID not available -- None 0x02 InstID not available -- None 0x03 FktID not available -- None 0x04 OPType not available OPType Invalid OPType 0x05 Invalid length -- None 0x06 Parameter wrong/out of range

One or more parameters were wrong, i.e., not within the boundaries specified for the function Example: Attempting to set Function Temp to 200, when maximum value is 80.

Parameter Parameter number (Byte), consisting of first incorrect parameter only.

0x07 Parameter not available One or more of the parameters were within the boundaries specified for the function, but are not available at the time. Example: Function SourceHandles being asked for handle 0x03, which is not being used by the device at that time.

Parameter Parameter number (Byte), consisting of first incorrect parameter only.

0x08 Parameter missing -- None 0x09 Too many parameters -- None 0x0A Secondary Node Address of

Primary Address of node responsible for secondary node sending the error

0x0B Device Malfunction -- None




Error Code

Description of Error Code Error Information

Description of Error Info

0x0C Segmentation Error 0x01 First Segment missing 0x02 Target device does not provide

enough buffers to handle a message of this size

0x03 Unexpected segment number 0x04 Target device currently has doesn’t

have enough buffers to handle a message of this size

0x05 Timeout while waiting for next segment

0x06 Device not capable of handling segmented messages

0x07 Segmented message has not be finished prior to the arrival of another message sent by the same node

0x08 Reserved, must not be used 0x20 Function specific 0x01 Buffer overflow 0x02 List overflow 0x03 Element overflow 0x04 Value not available 0x40 Busy

Function is available but busy -- None

0x41 Not available -- None 0x42 Processing Error -- None 0x43 Method Aborted -- None




4.1 NetBlock (FBlockID = 0x01) The NetBlock provides functions that affect a whole device. Each device has to contain the function block NetBlock.

Standard Functions

FktID Name 0x000 FBlockIDs 0x001 DeviceInfo 0x002 NodePositionAddress 0x003 NodeAddress 0x004 GroupAddress 0x005 AbilityToWake 0x006 ShutDown 0x007 RetryParameter 0x008 SamplingFrequency 0x100 SourceHandles 0x401 Notification 0x402 NotiifcationCheck

Proprietary Functions FktID Name 0xF01 PowerAttenuation 0xF02 VoltageSupervision 0xF03 FactoryReset 0xF04 CaseTemperature




4.1.1 FBlockIDs (0x000)

Property for inquiring the function blocks that are implemented in a device and for setting the InstID.

Format of Function

Function classes: Unclassified Property

FBlock Function OPType Parameter

Get

SetGet FBlockID, OldInstID, NewInstID

Status FBlockIDList

NetBlock (0x01) FBlockIDs (0x000)

Error ErrorCode, ErrorInfo

Parameter

FBlockID

Functional address of a function block.

Basis datatype Exp. Range of values Step Unit

Unsigned Byte 0 0x34 1 None

NewInstID

New InstID for the function block FBlockID.


Unsigned Byte 0 1 none

OldInstID

Old InstID of the function block FBlockID.



FBlockIDList

No Description

Basis datatype Length Description

Stream FBlockID, InstID{, FBlockID, InstID}




InstID

Distinction of identical function blocks in a system (Hint: If parameter InstID is not of interest, it can be left alone!)






4.1.2 DeviceInfo (0x001)

Access to same information as by KWP2000-service "ReadECUIdentification" and some part of KWP2000-service "ReadDataByLocalIdentifier" as well as MOST specific information.

Format of Function



Get ID

Status ID, Description

NetBlock (0x01) DeviceInfo (0x001)


Parameter

ID

A particular information can be chosen by the parameter ID.


Unsigned Byte 0 0..175 1 none

Description

The information that is to be inquired or set through parameter ID.


ID Description

0x00 CompanyName

0x01 ProductName

0x02 ProductVersion

0x03 ProductSerialNumber

0x04 ProductDescription

0x05 LegalCopyright

0x06 LegalTrademarks

Stream 29

0xA0 MOSTVersion

CompanyName

Basis datatype MaxSize

String OASIS SiliconSystems AG




ProductName


String DVDPlayer 4 MOST

ProductVersion


String V1.2.0

ProductSerialNumber


String Data0, Data1, Data2, Data3

ProductDescription


String MOST DVDPlayer

LegalCopyright


String Copyright 2003 Oasis SiliconSystems

LegalTrademarks


String Oasis LegalTrademarks

MOSTVersion

Version of transceiver and netservices. MOSTVersion ::= TransceiversVersion, NetserviceVersion, NetserviceRevision NetservicesRevision ::= XXXXXX (Revison as 3 byte BCD (Binary Coded Decimal) number) NetservicesVersion ::= HHUUBB (main version, sub version, build info as 3 Byte number, e.g. 010100 for version 1.1.0) TransceiversVersion ::= DDMMYY (day, month, year as 3 byte BCD, e.g. 010299 for 1. february 1999)


Stream 9 Description




4.1.3 NodePositionAddress (0x002)

Inquire the node position address of the device with this property.

Format of Function

Function classes: Number


Get

Status NodePositionAddress

NetBlock (0x01) NodePositionAddress (0x002)


Parameter

NodePositionAddress

NodePositionAddress = 0x0400 + NodePosition, e. g. 0x0405, if the device has got position 5 in the ring.


Unsigned Word 0 1024..1088 1 none




4.1.4 NodeAddress (0x003)

With this property the logical node address of the devices can be set or inquired.

Format of Function



Get

SetGet NodeAddress

Status NodeAddress

NetBlock (0x01) NodeAddress (0x003)


Parameter

NodeAddress

NodeAddress = 0x0100 + NodePositionAddress



Please Note: Default NodeAddress is 0x198




4.1.5 GroupAddress (0x004)

With this property the group address of the devices can be set or inquired.

Format of Function



Get

SetGet GroupAddress

Status GroupAddress

NetBlock (0x01) GroupAddress (0x004)


Parameter

GroupAddress

Default: GroupAddress = 0x0300 + FBlockID of the most important function block, i. e. the one that is shown first at an inquiry of the FBlockIDs.


Unsigned Word 0 1 none

Please Note: Default GroupAddress is 0x334




4.1.6 AbilityToWake (0x005)

Activate or deactivate the devices ability to wake up to network.

Format of Function

Function classes: Enumeration


Get

SetGet WakeStatus

Status WakeStatus

NetBlock (0x01) AbilityToWake (0x005)


Parameter

WakeStatus

Permission to wake up the network.

Basis datatype Range of values Code Description

Unsigned Byte 0x01 0x01 On (Default for rousing device)




4.1.7 ShutDown (0x006)

In normal operation mode only the Power Master switches off the network.

Format of Function

Function classes: Unclassified Method


Result Suspend

Start Suspend

NetBlock (0x01) ShutDown (0x006)


Parameter

Suspend


Enum 0x00..0x03 0x00 Query




4.1.8 RetryParameters (0x007)

With this property the retry time of the devices can be set or inquired.

Format of Function



Set RetryTime, RetryNumbers

Get

SetGet RetryTime, RetryNumbers

Status RetryTime, RetryNumbers

NetBlock (0x01) RetryParameters (0x007)


Parameter

RetryNumbers

Number of repetitions



RetryTime

Number of control frames






4.1.9 Sampling Frequency (0x008)

Inquire the sampling frequency of the MOST Network. This OPType „Get“ is only supported in that device, which contains the timing master. Therefore a slave device reports an error message "function not available". If a message with OPType „Set“ is received all required parameters and values are changed in the device so that it works properly with the new adjustment. This adjustment will be stored in the EEPROM of the device.

Format of Function



Get

Status SamplingFrequency

NetBlock (0x01) Sampling Frequency (0x008)


Parameter

SamplingFrequency


Unsigned Long 0 1 none

Only values “44100” or “48000” are valid.




4.1.10 SourceHandles (0x100)

The function SourceHandles is able to determine which function block in a device holds a particular connection at the moment. If an inquiry carries the Handle = 0xFF, all respective function blocks for each connection will be returned.

Format of Function



Get Handle

Status HandleFBlockList

NetBlock (0x01) SourceHandles (0x100)


Parameter

Handle

Identifier of a connection.



HandleFBlockList

The information that is to be inquired or set through parameter ID.


Stream Handle, FBlockID, InstID {, Handle, FBlockID, InstID}

FBlockID

Identifier of a connection.



InstID

Distinction of identical function blocks in a system


Unsigned Byte 0 1 None




4.1.11 Notification (0x401)

This property administrates the Notification Matrix of a function block.

Format of Function



Set Control, DeviceID, FktIDList

Get FktID

Status FktID, DeviceIDList

NetBlock (0x01) Notification (0x401)


Parameter

Control

The parameter Control determines, where the entry has to be done, or the deletion respectively. SetAll = Entry of DeviceID in all properties that support Notification SetFunction = Entry of DeviceID for the specified functions in the Notification-Matrix ClearAll = Deletion of DeviceID at all functions of the Notification-Matrix ClearFunction = Deletion of DeviceID for the specified functions in the Notification-Matrix


0x00 SetAll

0x01 SetFunction

0x02 ClearAll

Enum 0x00..0x03

0x03 ClearFunction

DeviceID

Rx/TxLog of a device or group address



FktID

Function






DeviceIDList

List of Devices


Stream DeviceID {, DeviceID}

FktIDList

List of functions with a maximum of 4.


Stream 8 FktID {, FktID}

Please Note: The following properties are notified:

• FBlockIDs (0x000)

• NodePositionAddress (0x002)

• NodeAddress (0x003)

• GroupAddress (0x004)

• AbilityToWake (0x005)

• VoltageSupervision (0xF02)




4.1.12 NotificationCheck (0x402)

Under certain system conditions it can be helpfull if a device can check whether its entries are still existent in the notification matrix or not. In case of error, a device is able to renew its entries.

Format of Function



Get DeviceID

Status DeviceID, FktIDList

NetBlock (0x01) NotificationCheck (0x402)


Parameter

FktIDList

List of functions.


Stream - FktID {, FktID}

FktID

Function



DeviceID

Rx/TxLog of a device or groupaddress






4.1.13 PowerAttenuation (0xF01)

This property provides the ability to activate a 3 dB attenuation on the “TX” output.

Format of Function



Set Attenuation

Get -

SetGet Attenuation

Status Attenuation

NetBlock (0x01) PowerAttenuation (0xF01)


Parameter

Attenuation


0x00 Disable 3dB Attenuation Enum 0x00..0x01

0x01 Enable 3dB Attenuation




4.1.14 VoltageSupervision (0xF02)

This property provides the ability to acquire voltage supervision parameters.

Format of Function



Get -

Status VoltageLevel

NetBlock (0x01)

VoltageSupervision (0xF02)


Parameter

VoltageLevel


0x00 Under Voltage Ubatt < 7V

0x01 Critical Voltage Ubatt < 9V

0x02 Normal Operation 9V < Ubatt < 16V

Enum 0x00..0x03

0x03 Super Voltage Ubatt > 16V

Voltage threshold levels are described into the MOST Specification document.




4.1.15 FactoryReset (0xF03)

This property resets the DVDPlayer and set all parameters to default values.

Format of Function



Set FactoryReset NetBlock (0x01)

FactoryReset (0xF03)


Parameter

FactoryReset


Enum 0x01 0x01 FactoryReset




4.1.16 CaseTemperature (0xF04)

This property gives the Case Temperature.

Format of Function



Get CaseTemperature

Status CaseTemperature

NetBlock (0x01)

CaseTemperature(0xF04)


Parameter

CaseTemperature


Signed Byte 0 0x00..0x80 1 none

Value is given in ° Celcius




4.2 DVDVideoPlayer (FBlockID = 0x34) This function block is a true subset of the GeneralPlayer and shall be used for DVD Video players.

Standard Functions

FktID Name 0x000 FktIDs 0x001 Notification 0x002 NotificationCheck 0x100 SourceInfo 0x101 Allocate 0x102 DeAllocate 0x103 SourceActivity 0x104 SourceName 0x105 SourceConnect 0x106 SourceDisConnect 0x107 SourceRouting 0x116 SyncDataInfo 0x130 ScreenFormat 0x131 VideoFrequency 0x132 VideoNorm 0x133 VideoSignalFormat 0x135 VideoFormat 0x136 AudioOutFormat 0x200 DeckStatus 0x201 TimePosition 0x202 TrackPosition 0x205 TitlePosition 0x206 ChapterPosition 0x251 VideoInteraction 0x413 MediaInfo 0x430 DeckEvent 0x431 MediaEvent 0x451 Scan 0x452 Repeat 0x455 SlowFwSpeed 0x456 SlowBwSpeed 0x457 FastFwSpeed 0x458 FastBwSpeed 0x530 VideoDefaultSettings 0x613 TimeInformation 0x620 Shuffle

Proprietary Functions FktID Name 0xF10 ReSync 0xF11 SetupMenue




4.2.1 FktIDs (0x000)

With the property FktIDs the functions of a function block may be inquired.

Format of Function



Get

Status BitField

DVDVideoPlayer (0x34)

FktIDs (0x000)


Parameter

BitField

RLE-coded bitfield of available functions Remark: FktIDs are 12 Bit encoded !


Stream FktID1, FktID2, ...




4.2.2 Notification (0x001)

This property administrates the Notification Matrix of a function block.

Format of Function



Set Control, DeviceID, FktIDList

Get FktID

Status FktID, DeviceIDList


Notification (0x001)


Parameter

Control

The parameter Control determines, where the entry has to be done, or the deletion respectively. SetAll = Entry of DeviceID in all properties that support Notification SetFunction = Entry of DeviceID for the specified functions in the Notification-Matrix ClearAll = Deletion of DeviceID at all functions of the Notification-Matrix ClearFunction = Deletion of DeviceID for the specified functions in the Notification-Matrix


0x00 SetAll

0x01 SetFunction

0x02 ClearAll

Enum 0x00..0x03

0x03 ClearFunction

DeviceID

Rx/TxLog of a device or group address



FktID

Function






DeviceIDList

List of Devices


Stream DeviceIDList::=<DeviceID>{, <DeviceID>}

FktIDList

List of functions with a maximum of 4.


Stream 8 FktIDList::=<FktID>{, <FktID>}

Please Note: The following properties are notified:

• VideoFrequency (0x131)

• VideoNorm (0x132)

• VideoFormat (0x135)

• AudioOutFormat (0x136)

• DeckStatus (0x200)

• TimePosition (0x201)

• TrackPosition (0x202)

• TitlePosition (0x205)

• ChapterPosition (0x206)

• MediaInfo (0x413)

• DeckEvent (0x430)

• MediaEvent (0x431)

• Scan (0x451)

• Repeat (0x452)

• SlowFwSpeed (0x455)

• SlowBwSpeed (0x456)

• FastFwSpeed (0x457)

• FastBwSpeed (0x458)

• VideoDefaultSettings (0x530)

• TimeInformation (0x613)

• Shuffle (0x620)




4.2.3 NotificationCheck (0x002)

Under certain system conditions it can be helpfull if a device can check whether its entries are still existent in the notification matrix or not. In case of error, a device is able to renew its entries.

Format of Function



Get DeviceID

Status DeviceID, FktIDList


NotificationCheck (0x002)


Parameter

DeviceID

Rx/TxLog of a device or groupaddress



FktIDList

List of functions.


Stream - FktIDList::=<FktID>{, <FktID>}

FktID

Function






4.2.4 SourceInfo (0x100)

This property gives particulars about the type of synchronous source data. For the SourceNr 2 the DataType and the BlockWidth can be adjusted.

Format of Function



Set SourceNr, DataType, BlockWidth

Get SourceNr, DataType, DataDescription

Status SourceNr, DataType, DataDescription


SourceInfo (0x100)


Parameter

SourceNr

Number of data source.


Unsigned Byte 0 0x01..0x02 1 Not_defined

DataType

Type of synchronous data stream. DataType of SourceNr 1 is fixed to PCM. The DataType of SourceNr 2 can be set to VCD_2.0, MPEG1 System Stream, MPEG2 Program Stream or MPEG2 TransportStream


0x00 PCM

0x01 CDROM (i.e. VCD_2.0)

0x20 MPEG1 System Stream

0x21 MPEG2 Program Stream

Enum 0x00..0xFF

0x22 MPEG2 Transport Stream




DataDescription

Depending on SourceNr, additional information will be transported in DataDescription.


SourceNr DataDescription

0x01 {Resolution, AudioChannels, SrcDelay, ChannelList}

Stream -

0x02 {Blockwidth, ChannelList}

Resolution

Resolution of the AudioSamples in byte.


Unsigned Byte 0 0x02 1 not_defined

AudioChannels

Number of audio channels.



SrcDelay

Delay of synchronous Ddata related to the Timing Master. Remark: The parameter SrcDelay represents the register NDR.


Unsigned Byte 0 1 not_defined

ChannelList

List of particular channels.


Stream 4 ChannelList::=<Channel>{, <Channel>}




Channel

Number of a channel


Unsigned Byte 0 0..59 1 not_defined

BlockWidth

Number of transferred byte per MOST frame. For the DataTypes MPEG1 System Stream, MPEG2 Program Stream , MPEG2 Transport Stream the BlockWidth can be adjusted in the range of 4..32 Bytes per MOST frame. For VideoCD_V2.0 only 4 bytes can be specified.






4.2.5 Allocate (0x101)

With this method Allocate the source will be caused to occupy synchronous channels.

Format of Function



Processing

Result SourceNr, SrcDelay, ChannelList

StartResult SourceNr


Allocate (0x101)


Parameter

SourceNr

Number of data source (within one function block there can be more than one), e.g. 0x01 for the first source.


Unsigned Byte 0 0x01..0x02 1 not_defined

SrcDelay

Delay of synchronous data related to the Timing Master. Remark: The parameter SrcDelay represents the register NDR.


Unsigned Byte 0 1 not_defined

ChannelList

List of particular Channels.






Channel

Number of a channel






4.2.6 DeAllocate (0x102)

The method DeAllocate causes the source to free occupied synchronous channels.

Format of Function



Processing

Result SourceNr



DeAllocate (0x102)


Parameter

SourceNr

Number of the data source (there can be several sources in one function block), e.g. 0x01 for the first source






4.2.7 SourceActivity (0x103)

This method controls the activity of an audio source.

Format of Function



Processing

Result SourceNr, Activity

StartResult SourceNr, Activity


SourceActivity (0x103)


Parameter

SourceNr

Number of data source.



Activity


0x00 Off Enum 0x00..0x02

0x02 On




4.2.8 SourceName (0x104)

By property SourceName, an identifier of the synchronous source data can be requested.

Format of Function



Get SourceNr

Status SourceNr, SourceName


SourceName (0x104)


Parameter

SourceNr



SourceName


0x01 PCM String 0x01..0x02

0x02 AV_comp




4.2.9 SourceConnect (0x105)

By use of the method SourceConnect a source will connect their data to the given synchronous MOST channels. NOTE: In systems without a connection master, the methods Allocate/Deallocate must be used to route synchronous data to the MOST bus! In systems with a connection master, it is up to such master to decide whether allocation or source routing is used throughout the system.

Format of Function



Processing

Result SourceNr, SrcDelay

StartResult SourceNr, ChannelList


SourceConnect (0x105)


Parameter

SourceNr



Unsigned Byte 0 0x01..0x02 1 none

SrcDelay

Delay of synchronous data related to the Timing Master. Remark: The parameter SrcDelay represents the register NDR.


Unsigned Byte 0 1 Not_defined

ChannelList

List of particular Channels.






Channel

Number of a channel






4.2.10 SourceDisConnect (0x106)

By use of the method SourceDisConnect the synchronous channels of a source will be disconnected. This is for use with the method SourceConnect only.

Format of Function



Processing

Result SourceNr



SourceDisConnect (0x106)


Parameter

SourceNr



Unsigned Byte 0 0x01..0x02 1 none




4.2.11 SourceRouting (0x107)

This property describes the relation between the source numbers of the function block and the physically existing synchronous data sources. Use this property to determine which source numbers are mutually exclusive.

Format of Function

Function classes: Array of { Number }


Get Pos

Status Pos, Data


SourceRouting (0x107)


Parameter

Pos

The parameter Pos={x,y} consists of two byte x and y and shows which parameter shall be set, inquired or read. Since this property has only one dimension, y is unused. Valid range: x=1..number of sources (like given in SyncDataInfo), y=0



Data

The content depends on the parameter pos.


Pos Data

{ x=0 } PhysicalSource[1], PhysicalSource[2]

{ x=1 } PhysicalSource[1]

Stream -

{ x=2 } PhysicalSource[2]

PhysicalSource

Number to identify the physical source this logical source number is related to. The physical source numbers are tested on equality by the connection master.


Unsigned Byte 0 1 None




4.2.12 SyncDataInfo (0x116)

This property SyncDataInfo can be used to query the function block on how many connections it may serve as sink or source.

Format of Function



Get

Status SourceCount, SinkCount


SyncDataInfo (0x116)


Parameter

SourceCount



SinkCount






4.2.13 ScreenFormat (0x130)

Image format of the video screen Aspect ratio of the encoded MPEG stream.

Format of Function



Get

Status ScreenFormat


ScreenFormat (0x130)


Parameter

ScreenFormat


Enum 0x01 0x01 4:3




4.2.14 VideoFrequency (0x131)

Format of Function



Get

Status VideoFrequency


VideoFrequency (0x131)


Parameter

VideoFrequency

Depending on region variant coding of the device. PAL = 50Hz, NTSC = 60Hz.


0x01 50 Hz Enum 0x01..0x02

0x02 60 Hz




4.2.15 VideoNorm (0x132)

Format of Function



Get

Status VideoNorm


VideoNorm (0x132)


Parameter

VideoNorm

Depending on region variant coding of the device. Europe = PAL, USA/Japan = NTSC.


0x09 NTSC Enum 0x09..0x13

0x13 PAL




4.2.16 VideoSignalFormat (0x133)

Format of Function



Get

Status VideoSignalFormat


VideoSignalFormat (0x133)


Parameter

VideoSignalFormat


Enum 0x0A 0x0A FBAS (CVBS)




4.2.17 VideoFormat (0x135)

This property selects which presentation mode is used when playing DVD.

Format of Function



Set VideoFormat

Get

Status VideoFormat


VideoFormat (0x135)


Parameter

VideoFormat


0x02 wide

0x03 Letter box

Enum 0x02..0x04

0x04 PanScan




4.2.18 AudioOutFormat (0x136)

Format of Function



Set PreferredLanguage

Get

Status AudioChannel, AudioType, PreferredLanguage, NChannels, OutputPort


AudioOutFormat (0x136)


Parameter

AudioChannel

Number of active audio channels



AudioType

Depending of the sampling frequency of MOST one of two AudioType are reported


0x01 Linear PCM, Sampling rate 44.1 kHz, Quantization 24 bits Enum 0x01..0x02

0x02 Linear PCM, Sampling rate 48 kHz, Quantization 24 bits

PreferredLanguage

ISO-639 "Names of Languages" e.g. 0x6465 = "de" = Germany


Unsigned Word 0 full range 1 none

Europe: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), it (Italian), de (German), nl (Dutch),

da (Denish), no (Norwegian), sv (Swedish), rv (Russian), el (Greek), tr (Turkish), is (Islandic), ca (Catalanian)

USA: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), it (Italian), rv (Russian), de (German), el (Greek), ja (Japanese), ko (Korean), zh (Chinese), qv (Quechua), gn (Guarani), ay (Aymara), ik (Inupiak)




Japan: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), rv (Russian), ja (Japanese), ko

(Korean), zh (Chinese), id (Indonesian), km (Cambodian), ms (Melanesian), my (Burmese), ne (Nepalese), th (Thai), vi (Vietnamese), bo (Tibetan)

NChannels

Number of channels available for the current AudioFormat


Unsigned Byte 0 full range 1 none

OutputPort

Number of channels available for the current AudioFormat


Enum 0x02 0x02 MOST




4.2.19 DeckStatus (0x200)

This property controls and shows the state of the drive.

Format of Function



Set DeckStatus

Get

Status DeckStatus


DeckStatus (0x200)


Parameter

DeckStatus


0x00 Play

0x01 Stop

0x02 Pause

0x03 Load

0x04 Unload

0x05 Search Forward

0x06 Search Backward

0x20 Slow Motion Forward

0x21 Slow Motion Backward

Enum 0x00..0x23

0x23 PreStop (play resumes at old position)

According to the media being played following limitations will apply:CDDA: ‘Slow Motion Forward’, ‘Slow Motion Backward’ and ‘PreStop’ not available. MP3: ‘Search Forward’, ‘Search Backward’, ‘Slow Motion Forward’, ‘Slow Motion Backward’ and ‘PreStop’ are not available.




4.2.20 TimePosition (0x201)

Display of current or setting of a new position in milliseconds. Datatype: Record of {DiskTime, TrackTime, TitleTime} Remark: * an event is triggered only every second

Format of Function

Function classes: Record of { Number Number Number }


Get Pos

Status Pos, Data


TimePosition (0x201)


Parameter

Pos

The parameter Pos={x,y} consists of two byte x and y and shows which parameter shall be set, inquired or read. Since this is an unidimensional construction, the second Byte y is unused (y=0=const) and the simplified notation Pos={x} is valid. Valid range: x=0..3



Data

The content of Data depends on parameter Pos={x,y}.


Pos Data

{ x=0 } DiskTime, TrackTime, TitleTime

{ x=1 } DiskTime (not supported)

{ x=2 } TrackTime

Stream -

{ x=3 } TitleTime




DiskTime

This property is not supported by DVDPlayer 4 MOST. A fixed value of 0x00000000 will be reported


Signed Long 0 0x00000000 1 ms

TrackTime

Time details in milliseconds related to begin of current track. (will be the same value as TitleTime)


Signed Long 0 0..0xFFFFFFFF 1 ms

TitleTime

Time details in milliseconds related to the start of the current title. (will be the same value as TrackTime)


Signed Long 0 0..0xFFFFFFFF 1 ms




4.2.21 TrackPosition (0x202)

Displays the current or sets a new position as track. Remark: Track=0 for "no track", e.g. if there is no medium available. * The currently valid range of values is dependent on the medium. TrackPosition was implemented for compatibility to older CDDA players only. TitlePosition is the equivalent to TrackPosition and should be used.

Format of Function



Set Track

Get

SetGet Track

Increment NSteps

Decrement NSteps

Status Track


TrackPosition (0x202)


Parameter

Track

The current track.



NSteps

Number of steps for adjustment.


Unsigned Byte 0 1..255 1 None




4.2.22 TitlePosition (0x205)

Display of current or setting of a new Title. The functionality of this property depends on the medium being played:

• For DVD media, the current Title is adjusted.

• For CDDA media, the current Track is adjusted.

• For MP3 media, the current Album is adjusted.

Format of Function



Set TitlePosition

Get

SetGet TitlePosition

Increment NSteps

Decrement NSteps

Status TitlePosition


TitlePosition (0x205)


Parameter

TitlePosition




NSteps







4.2.23 ChapterPosition (0x206)

Display of current or setting of a new Chapter. The functionality of this property depends on the medium being played:

• For DVD media, the current Chapter is adjusted.

• For MP3 media, the current File is adjusted.

Format of Function



Set ChapterPosition

Get

SetGet ChapterPosition

Increment NSteps

Decrement NSteps

Status ChapterPosition


ChapterPosition (0x206)


Parameter

NSteps




ChapterPosition







4.2.24 VideoInteraction (0x251)

Operates the DVD menu

Format of Function



Processing

Result VideoInteraction

Start VideoInteraction

StartResult VideoInteraction


VideoInteraction (0x251)


Parameter

VideoInteraction

No


0x00 Title

0x01 Root

0x02 Enter

0x03 Up

0x04 Down

0x05 Right

0x06 Left

0x07 Back

0x08 Previous Chapter

0x09 Next Chapter

0x0a Subtitle

0x0b Audio

0x0c Angle

Enum 0x00..0x0e

0x0e Resume




4.2.25 MediaInfo (0x413)

There are one (NMax = 1) Media available. This property shows the name (MediaTitle), the type (MediaType), the file system (MediaFilesystem) and the duration (PlayTime) for every medium.

Format of Function

Function classes: Array of { Record of { String Enumeration Enumeration Number Number Number } }


Get Pos

Status Pos, Data


MediaInfo (0x413)


Parameter

Pos

The parameter Pos={x,y} consists of two byte x and y and shows which parameter shall be set, inquired or read. Valid range: x=0..1, y=0..6



Data


Basis datatype

Length Description

Pos Data

{ x=0, y=0 } MediaTitle[1], MediaType[1], MediaFilesystem[1], FirstTrack[1], LastTrack[1], PlayTime[1]

{ x=1, y=0 } MediaTitle[1], MediaType[1], MediaFilesystem[1], FirstTrack[1], LastTrack[1], PlayTime[1]

{ x=1, y=1 } MediaTitle[1]

{ x=1, y=2 } MediaType[1]

{ x=1, y=3 } MediaFilesystem[1]

{ x=1, y=4 } FirstTrack[1] (not supported)

{ x=1, y=5 } LastTrack[1] (not supported)

Stream -

{ x=1, y=6 } PlayTime[1]




MediaTitle

Name of medium Hint: If the name of the medium is not available, an empty string will be transferred.


String 18

MediaType

Type of stored information


0x00 no disc / unknown

0x01 Audio

Enum 0x00..0x02

0x02 Video

MediaFilesystem

Filesystem


0x00 no disk / unknown

0x01 CDDA (CD Digital Audio)

0x03 ISO9660

0x09 CDXA

Enum 0x00..0x0A

0x0A UDF

FirstTrack

Not available for DVDPlayer 4 MOST


Unsigned Word 0 0x00000000 1 none

LastTrack

Not available for DVDPlayer 4 MOST


Unsigned Word 0 0x00000000 1 none




PlayTime

Shows the total playtime of the medium


Unsigned Long 0 0x00000000..0xFFFFFFFF 1 none




4.2.26 DeckEvent (0x430)

Events concerning the drive.

Format of Function



Get

Status DeckEvent


DeckEvent (0x430)


Parameter

DeckEvent

Type of event


0x00 Normal Operation Enum 0x00..0x02

0x02 Over normal temperature




4.2.27 MediaEvent (0x431)

Events concerning the current medium.

Format of Function



Get

Status MediaEvent


MediaEvent (0x431)


Parameter

MediaEvent

Type of event


0x00 Normal Operation Enum 0x00..0x06

0x06 Disk not available




4.2.28 Scan (0x451)

This property is for switching on and off the Scan function of the Disk.

Format of Function



Set ScanState

Get

Status ScanState


Scan (0x451)


Parameter

ScanState

Disk => Scan within the medium.


0x00 Off Enum 0x00..0x02

0x02 Disk




4.2.29 Repeat (0x452)

This property is for switching on and off the repeat function.

Format of Function



Set RepeatState

Get

Status RepeatState


Repeat (0x452)


Parameter

RepeatState

Track => automatic repeat of the current track. Disk => automatic repeat of the current medium. Chapter => automatic repeat of the current chapter. Title => automatic repeat of the current title.


0x00 Off

0x01 Track

0x02 Disk

0x05 Chapter (only DVD-drive)

Enum 0x00..0x06

0x06 Title (only DVD-drive)




4.2.30 SlowFwSpeed (0x455)

Displays the current or sets the new speed for "slow motion forward".

Format of Function



Set SlowSpeed

Get

SetGet SlowSpeed

Status SlowSpeed


SlowFwSpeed (0x455)


Parameter

SlowSpeed

Slow motion with 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8 of normal speed


0x02 1/2 of normal speed


Unsigned Byte 0x02..0x08





4.2.31 SlowBwSpeed (0x456)

Displays the current or sets the new speed for "slow motion backward".

Format of Function



Set SlowSpeed

Get

SetGet SlowSpeed

Status SlowSpeed


SlowBwSpeed (0x456)


Parameter

SlowSpeed

Slow motion with 1/2, 1/4 and 1/8 of normal speed









4.2.32 FastFwSpeed (0x457)

Displays the current or sets the new speed for "fast motion forward".

Format of Function



Set FastSpeed

Get

SetGet FastSpeed

Status FastSpeed


FastFwSpeed (0x457)


Parameter

FastSpeed

Fast motion with 2, 4, 8 and 32 * normal speed


0x02 2 * normal speed





According to the media being played following limitations will apply: CDDA: ‘2x’ and ‘32x’ are not available and will be interpreted as’4x’ and ‘8x’ respectively




4.2.33 FastBwSpeed (0x458)

Displays the current or sets the new speed for "fast motion backward".

Format of Function



Set FastSpeed

Get

SetGet FastSpeed

Status FastSpeed


FastBwSpeed (0x458)


Parameter

FastSpeed

Fast motion with 2, 4, 8 and 32 * normal speed







According to the media being played following limitations will apply: CDDA: ‘2x’ and ‘32x’ are not available and will be interpreted as’4x’ and ‘8x’ respectively




4.2.34 VideoDefaultSettings (0x530)

Sets / reads the Default-Settings of a DVD-Player. Datatype: Record of {AudioLanguage, SubtitleLanguage, MenueLanguage, VideoAngle, VideoFormat}

Format of Function

Function classes: Record of { Number Number Number Enumeration Enumeration }


Set Pos, Data

Get Pos

Status Pos, Data

GeneralPlayer (0x00)

VideoDefaultSettings (0x530)


Parameter

Pos

The parameter Pos={x,y} consists of two byte x and y and shows which parameter shall be set, inquired or read. Since this is an unidimensional construction, the second Byte y is unused (y=0=const) and the simplified notation Pos={x} is valid. Valid range: x=0, y=0



Data



Stream - AudioLanguage, SubtitleLanguage, MenueLanguage, VideoFormat

AudioLanguage









USA: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), it (Italian), rv (Russian), de

(German), el (Greek), ja (Japanese), ko (Korean), zh (Chinese), qv (Quechua), gn (Guarani), ay (Aymara), ik (Inupiak)

Japan: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), rv (Russian), ja (Japanese), ko (Korean), zh (Chinese), id (Indonesian), km (Cambodian), ms (Melanesian), my (Burmese), ne (Nepalese), th (Thai), vi (Vietnamese), bo (Tibetan)

SubtitleLanguage






USA: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), it (Italian), rv (Russian), de (German), el (Greek), ja (Japanese), ko (Korean), zh (Chinese), qv (Quechua), gn (Guarani), ay (Aymara), ik (Inupiak)

Japan: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), rv (Russian), ja (Japanese), ko (Korean), zh (Chinese), id (Indonesian), km (Cambodian), ms (Melanesian), my (Burmese), ne (Nepalese), th (Thai), vi (Vietnamese), bo (Tibetan)

MenueLanguage




Europe: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), it (Italian), de (German), nl

(Dutch), sv (Swedish) USA/Japan: en (English), es (Spanish), fr (French), pt (Portuguese), zh (Chinese), ms

(Melanesian)

VideoFormat


0x02 Wide

0x03 Letter Box

Enum 0x00..0x04

0x04 Pan Scan




4.2.35 TimeInformation (0x613)

Requesting the time information of the actual title and chapter.

Format of Function

Function classes: Array of { Record of { Number Number Number Number } }


Get Pos

Status Pos, Data


TimeInformation (0x613)


Parameter

Pos

The parameter Pos={x,y} consists of two byte x and y and shows which parameter shall be set, inquired or read. Since this is an unidimensional construction, the second Byte y is unused (y=0=const) and the simplified notation Pos={x} is valid. x = 0 ... 4.



Data


Pos Data

{ x=0, y= } {TitleElapsed, TitleTotal }

{ x=1, y= } {TitleElapsed}

Stream -

{ x=2, y= } {TitleTotal}

TitleElapsed

Time elapsed in the current title.


Unsigned Long 0 1 ms




TitleTotal

Total time in the current title.


Unsigned Long 0 1 ms




4.2.36 Shuffle (0x620)

This property is for switching on and off the shuffle function.

Format of Function



Set ShuffleState

Get

Status ShuffleState


Shuffle (0x620)


Parameter

ShuffleState

Disk => Random selection with the current disc.


0x00 Off

0x01 reserved

Enum 0x00..0x02

0x02 Disk




4.2.37 ReSync (0xF10)

This property provides an automatic stop and restart of the MPEG Stream output. This is useful for older free running devices which do not synchronize on the Stream. A value of 74 minutes might be useful for some VideoCD_2.0 decoders. When a ReSync is triggered, the picture will freeze / disappear for a few seconds.

Format of Function



Set ReSync

Get

Status ReSync


ReSync (0xF10)


Parameter

ReSync

Enable resynchronization. The value of 0x00 disables the resynchronization


Unsigned Short 0 full 1 min




4.2.38 SetupMenue (0xF11)

This property enables the onscreen setup menue of DVD Drive.

Format of Function



Set SetupMenue DVDVideoPlayer (0x34)

SetupMenue (0xF11)


Parameter

SetupMenue

Enable SetupMenue.


Enum 0x01 0x01 Enable SetupMenue




5 Software Controls

5.1 PCM Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_PCM198.oci) The control file DVDPlayer4MOST_PCM198.oci for looks like this:

Track back

Pause playing Play

Stop playing

Track forward

Load CD Eject CD

Allocate 4Channels

DeAllocateChannels

Figure 5-1: PCM Control




5.2 Video Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_Video200.oci) The control file DVDPlayer4MOST_Video200.oci for looks like this:

Balance Setting

Bass Setting

Treble Setting

Volume Setting

Play Video Connect to Channels

Stop Video

Allocate 4 Channels

DeAllocate Channels

Figure 5-2: Video Control




5.3 DVDPlayer/Video Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_w_Video198.oci) The control file DVDPlayer4MOST_w_Video198.oci for looks like this:

Figure 5-3: DVDPlayer/Video Control 1




5.4 DVDPlayer Control (DVDPlayer4MOST198.oci) The control file DVDPlayer4MOST198.oci for looks like this:

Figure 5-4: DVDPlayer Control




5.5 DVDPlayer/Video Control (DVDPlayer4MOST_RC198.oci) The control file DVDPlayer4MOST_RC198.oci for looks like this:

Figure 5-5: DVDPlayer/Video Control 2

DeAllocate Source 2

Connect MOST Video

DisConnect MOST Video

Allocate Source 2

Allocate Source 1

DeAllocate MOST Video PCM

Allocate MOST Video PCM

DeAllocate Source 1




6 Physical Dimensions

Figure 6-1: Physical Dimensions




7 Connectors, Switches, LEDs

7.1 Front

Figure 7-1: Front

7.2 Rear

Figure 7-2: Rear

EJECT SwitchReset Flash UpdateAccess/Play indicator (blinks when active)

MOST Network LOCK Status (switched on in lock state)

Optical IN/OUT for MOST Network

Composite Video Output Power




8 Operating Conditions

8.1 Optical and Electrical Characteristics Symbol Condition Min. Type. Max. UnitPeak Wavelength λ2 630 650 685 nm FWHM Δλ2 - - 30 nm Optical output power Popt2 1), 2) -10 - -1.5 dBmOptical output power “Light off” POFF2 2), 3) - - -50 dBmExtinction ratio Tx re2 4) 10 - - dB Rise time (20%-80%) tr2 - - 5.5 ns Fall time (80%-20%) tf2 - - 5.5 ns Pulse Width Variation Tx t2pwv 5) 20.0 - 24.2 ns Average Pulse Width Distortion Tx t2apwd 5) -1.4 - +1.4 ns Positive Overshot within 2/3UI -20 - +25 % Negative Overshot within 2/3UI -10 - +20 % High Level Signal Ripple between 2/3UI and 3/4U

-10 - +10 %

Receivable optical power range for data recovery

Popt3 1), 2), 3) -24 - -3.5 dBm

Receivable optical power range for switching to ”Light off state”

POFF3 1),2), 3) -40 - -24 dBm

Extinction ratio Rx re3 4) 10 - - dB Rise time (20%-80%) tr3 - - 6.8 ns Fall time (80%-20%) tf3 - - 6.8 ns Pulse Width Variation Rx t3pwv 5) 20.0 - 24.2 ns Average Pulse Width Distortion Rx t3apwd 5) -1.4 - +1.4 ns Input Power UBATT 6) 10 14.5 16 V Current Consumption (Active Mode) Istopped - 750 - mA Current Consumption (Active Mode) Iplay - 950 - mA Current Consumption (Active Mode) Imax - 2000 - mA Current Consumption (Sleep Mode) Isleep - 170 - µA 1) Average values 2) Power within a far field angle of 30° (NA = 0.5) 3) Average value, when MOST network off 4) re2=10*log(b1/b0) average see EN/IEC 61280-2-2 5) Values at 50% of signal amplitude 6) UBATT may be up to 25V for less than 2 minutes

Table 8-1: Operating and Electrical Characteristics




8.2 Temperature Range Min. Type. Max. UnitTemperature 0 --- 50 °C

Table 8-2: Temperature Range

8.3 Composite Output Level Characteristics The CVBS signal is an analog video signal containing luminance and chrominance information. Definitions of the signal are described in ITU recommendation ITU-R BT.470-5. The output is dc-coupled and has an output impedance of 75Ω. To ensure good signal performance it should be matched with 75Ω. Under this condition 100 units = 0.7Vpp. The CVBS signal depends on the inserted media and on software settings. The following CVBS signals are possible: B,G / PAL 625 lines 50Hz 4.433618MHz.(1±100ppm) PAL M / NTSC 525 lines 59.94Hz 3.579545MHz.(1±100ppm) NTSC PAL60 525 lines 59.94Hz 4.433618MHz.(1±100ppm) PAL M / PAL 525 lines 59.94Hz 3.575611MHz.(1±100ppm) PAL




9 Appendix A: List Of Figures Figure 1-1: Integrated Multimedia IC OS8805......................................................................................... 8 Figure 2-1: Typical Application .............................................................................................................. 10 Figure 5-1: PCM Control........................................................................................................................ 86 Figure 5-2: Video Control ...................................................................................................................... 87 Figure 5-3: DVDPlayer/Video Control 1 ................................................................................................ 88 Figure 5-4: DVDPlayer Control.............................................................................................................. 89 Figure 5-5: DVDPlayer/Video Control 2 ................................................................................................ 90 Figure 6-1: Physical Dimensions........................................................................................................... 91 Figure 7-1: Front.................................................................................................................................... 92 Figure 7-2: Rear .................................................................................................................................... 92




10 Appendix B: List Of Tables Table 8-1: Operating and Electrical Characteristics.............................................................................. 93 Table 8-2: Temperature Range ............................................................................................................. 94

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