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The RV1126B introduce data map mode for BT1120/BT656/MCU.
MCU:
- 1'b0: mcu_data[23:0]
- 1'b1: {mcu_data[7:3],3'b0,mcu_data[2:0], mcu_data[7:5],2'b0,mcu_data[4:0],3'b0}
BT1120:
- 2'b00: {8'd0,bt1120[15:0]}
- 2'b01: {bt1120[15:0],8'd0}
- 2'b10: reserved
- 2'b11: {bt1120[15:11],3'd0,bt1120[10:5],2'd0,bt1120[4:0],3'b0}
BT656:
- 2'b00: {16'd0,bt656[7:0]}
- 2'b01: {8'd0,bt656[7:0],8'd0}
- 2'b10: {bt656[7:0],16'd0}
- 2'b11: {bt656[7:3],3'd0,bt656[2:0],bt656[7:5],2'd0,bt656[4:0],3'd0}
Change-Id: I875a2675004c25a3382135af337c2fb82c0d2563
Signed-off-by: Chaoyi Chen <chaoyi.chen@rock-chips.com>
Linux kernel
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