Sorry, I meant when HDMI cable is only thing connected to board (I.e., No USB power cable).
Okay. You are getting 2V on the VIO pin which is driving the HDMI pins. That VIO pin is driven by a 3.3V regulator, right? Seems there is some heavy load, maybe, dragging that 3.3V down?
Great to hear that its working now. It sure was an interesting effect on the screen.
I have this recalcitrant 50 or 55" 4k TCL monitor from costco that often doesn't like the signals being fed to it. For some odd reason its the one I often try first, but it does no favors.
Then we have a cheap white dick smith monitor that just works (mostly)
The image is 640 x 350, but black lines are put above and below the image, so that the vertical sync lines are properly placed. Seems it should work okay.
FYI, PCs boot at 720x400 @ 70Hz
(yes, the pixels are very much not square)
(Although, actually, my PC boots at whatever the monitor's EDID claims to be the native resolution. (internally, it just scales whatever resolution the running software selects to that, until the OS loads the proper GPU driver))
I have the new screen. Using two different laptops windows 10 pro. On one the spiral works on the other no. I cannot get the birds to work. Period.
Please look at the threads. What is going on. Used Pnut v and earlier versions still no avail.
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Ha, I was just getting the link for you:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W4_O8garuXfxYGz80bLm81kBuby5WeI9/view?usp=sharing
Seems I get ~2V on VIO from HDMI data pins somehow...
That demo sets up 1mA drive mode on those eight I/O pins, so the voltage is going to be a function of the receiver's impedance.
Gives me same thing though...
I'll try on P0 when I find my Digital Video Expansion adapter...
My chip is a hair warm... Maybe it's overheating... Only thing I can think of that could cause this....
Okay. You are getting 2V on the VIO pin which is driving the HDMI pins. That VIO pin is driven by a 3.3V regulator, right? Seems there is some heavy load, maybe, dragging that 3.3V down?
BTW: Just tested on cheaper monitor and it works!
I have this recalcitrant 50 or 55" 4k TCL monitor from costco that often doesn't like the signals being fed to it. For some odd reason its the one I often try first, but it does no favors.
Then we have a cheap white dick smith monitor that just works (mostly)
Vertical placement is off, but at least shows image correctly...
That may give the lowest resolution they test monitors at ?
(yes, the pixels are very much not square)
(Although, actually, my PC boots at whatever the monitor's EDID claims to be the native resolution. (internally, it just scales whatever resolution the running software selects to that, until the OS loads the proper GPU driver))
I have the new screen. Using two different laptops windows 10 pro. On one the spiral works on the other no. I cannot get the birds to work. Period.
Please look at the threads. What is going on. Used Pnut v and earlier versions still no avail.