MERGED QUESTION Question from salimmasumdar: 'LVDS to DVI using LVDS interface signals' The processor has a module for providing a low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) output interface. This module converts the RGB signals output from video display controller 5 to the LVDS format that has six bits each for R, G, and B signals, and outputs the converted signals. It has a dedicated phase-locked loop (PLL) circuit, which can generate a clock with a desired frequency by dividing or multiplying the input clock frequency. The clock output from this PLL can be used as the panel clock for video display controller 5 even when LVDS output is not used. This PLL is called LVDS PLL in this section. • Four pairs of differential output conforming to the TIA/EIA-644 standard (three pairs for data and one pair for the clock) TXOUT0P TXOUT0M TXOUT1P TXOUT1M TXCLKOUTP TXCLKOUTM TXOUT2P TXOUT2M how can i use these signals to output to DVI. I am trying to get the output on a screen that support DVI connection.

Klyuchi dlya bartender video. But the chip gives the output for LVDS connector. Here i am tring to uses these signals to get an output on my screen that supports DVI since this is 18-bits RGB i dont understand how it will work for a 24bit DVI.

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