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AGFA d-lab.3 Digital Compact Lab

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Printer<br />

Repair<br />

Functional Description, Image Processing<br />

General Task<br />

This part of the printed circuit has the task to<br />

transfer the serial image data stream coming from<br />

the image processing to three parallel data pipelines<br />

(RGB), include various correction mechanisms in<br />

the calculation and make available three analogue<br />

signals whose amplitude and timing are adjusted to<br />

the output medium of the print engine. The<br />

description below follows the signal stream.<br />

LVDS Interface<br />

The image data coming from the image processing<br />

unit is transmitted to the Printer Mainboard via the<br />

LVDS interface by serial transmission.<br />

1. The LVDS Channel Link Receiver DS 90CR284<br />

can receive serial data on 5 line pairs (4 data +<br />

1 clock pair) and convert it to a 28-bit parallel<br />

data word. Four line pairs on the Printer<br />

Mainboard (3 data + 1 clock pair) are used for<br />

the serial transmission and converted to an<br />

18-bit data word (16 Bit pixel data + 2 Bit control<br />

data for the Low and High part). A pixel date<br />

(32 Bit) is composed of two time-multiplex<br />

transmitted 16-bit data words (Low + High part).<br />

The serial clock frequency is 40 Mhz.<br />

2. The differential driver sends the FIFO status<br />

(FAF) via the LVDS interface.<br />

Sync FIFO<br />

The data paralleled by the Channel Link Receiver is<br />

entered in a FIFO. The FIFO is used to buffer and<br />

synchronise the image data for the subsequent<br />

image processing units. It is read with the pixel<br />

clock under Pipeline control. The FIFO consists of<br />

four circuits (each one organised 4096 x 9 Bit) which<br />

are circuited to 4096 x 32 Bit.<br />

For an image width of 8,5 inch, 1,2 pixel lines can<br />

be buffered so that the Retrace time can be used for<br />

the data transfer – reduction of the data rate.<br />

6.3.16 2001-01-02 /PN 9009 <strong>AGFA</strong> d-<strong>lab.3</strong>

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