
Hardware
basicCON 4115 – User Manual 2-1
2Hardware
2.1 Definition
The basicCON 4115 LVDS Frame Generator is a GOEPEL electronic
stand-alone device with USB 2.0 interface to be connected to a PC or
laptop, in particular developed for applications out of complex test
systems.
The basicCON 4115 is especially used in automotive technology to
record and evaluate image data transferred by LVDS systems.
The basicCON 4115 device has the following features:
♦LVDS data rates up to 3000Mbit/s
♦Pixel clock frequency up to 33MHz
with a color depth of 24 bits
♦Maximal 1 Megapixel resolution
♦USB 2.0 (if required also RS232) interfaces
♦4Mbyte SRAM working memory
♦32Mbyte Flash ROM image memory
♦Changeable LVDS top-board
Available types: MAX9209, MAX9213, MAX9247, DS90C241,
DS90C385A, DS90UR905Q, DS90UB925Q and INAP125T24
The APIX 2 link is effected by the INAP375T onboard
transmitter
♦Visualization of the controller states by eight (ten) LEDs
on the front panel (see LED Indication)
The LVDS Frame Generator can store about 20 images in the bitmap
format 800x480x24, and display them within less than one second.
Interleaving of two images for dual view displays is executed onboard
in the microcontroller.
The images are stored in the flash ROM via the USB connection
(if required also RS232 is possible), while the LVDS Frame Generator
itself is operated via PC software.
The basicCON 4115 with the INAP375T APIX 2 transmitter can also
receive control data via uplink data streams (but no RGB or audio
signals).
The communication channels, transferring additionally data in both
directions, are controlled by the PC via an integrated SPI data
interface.
Transferring the image data to the display as well as the additional
data takes place via the LVDS standard.