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2. If there is no configuration, you will get default setting :
 
2. If there is no configuration, you will get default setting :
  
hdmi-default  and dp-default as default setting.
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hdmi-default  and edp-1366x768 as default setting.
  
 
3. Check your configuration in Terminal or debug console.
 
3. Check your configuration in Terminal or debug console.
<pre>cat /proc/cmdline
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<pre>fw_printenv | grep display
... prmry_screen=hdmi-default extend_screen=dp-default</pre>
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...  
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display0=hdmi-default
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display1=edp-1366x768
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...</pre>
  
 
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Revision as of 11:21, 24 November 2021

RK3399 has 3 VPorts. 

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RSB-4810 surport 4 types display : eDP、LVDS、HDMI、MIPI. 

Note:

1. HDMI、eDP、MIPI MUST be set to port 0 and port 1.

2. LVDS MUST be set to port 1 and port 2.

3.  LVDS and MIPI are alternative.



Enter U-boot interrupt mode

Connect device to debug port, and open debug console. See more : How_to_debug.

Press "ctrl + c" key before power up the device, until get the following information on debug console : 

Hit any key to stop autoboot: 0
=> <INTERRUPT>
=>

Then you can input the following cammand to config Multi-Display.

Module Sub Module Step
Single HDMI fw_setenv display0 hdmi-default
fw_setenv display1
fw_setenv display2
LVDS fw_setenv display0
fw_setenv display1 lvds-g070vw01
fw_setenv display2
eDP fw_setenv display0 edp-1366x768
fw_setenv display1
fw_setenv display2
MIPI fw_setenv display0 mipi-gl0uan
fw_setenv display1
fw_setenv display2
Dual HDMI+LVDS fw_setenv display0 hdmi-default
fw_setenv display1 lvds-g070vw01
fw_setenv display2
HDMI+eDP fw_setenv display0 hdmi-default
fw_setenv display1 edp-1366x768
fw_setenv display2
eDP+LVDS fw_setenv display0 edp-1366x768
fw_setenv display1 lvds-g070vw01
fw_setenv display2
HDMI+MIPI fw_setenv display0 hdmi-default
fw_setenv display1 mipi-gl0uan
fw_setenv display2
eDP+MIPI fw_setenv display0 edp-1366x768
fw_setenv display1 mipi-gl0uan
fw_setenv display2
Triple HDMI+eDP+LVDS fw_setenv display0 hdmi-default
fw_setenv display1 edp-1366x768
fw_setenv display2 lvds-g070vw01

Default Support Display

Port RSB4810
edp edp-1920x1080
edp-1366x768
lvds lvds-g070vw01
lvds-g150xgel05
hdmi hdmi-default
mipi mipi-gl0uan


NOTE : 

1. The name of the panel must begin with "edp-"、"lvds-" 、"hdmi-"  or “dp-”.

And it can be found in "kernel/include/dt-bindings/display/screen-timing/{LCDNAME}.dtsi" like :

lvds_g070vw01: lvds-g070vw01

2. If there is no configuration, you will get default setting :

hdmi-default  and edp-1366x768 as default setting.

3. Check your configuration in Terminal or debug console.

fw_printenv | grep display
... 
display0=hdmi-default
display1=edp-1366x768
...
LVDS Name Resolution
lvds-g070vw01
800x480
lvds-g150xgel05
1024x768

Using envtools in Debian/Android

Using envtools to setup envs in Debian/Android OS is very similar in uboot.

Take “eDP+HDMI”for example :

In uboot In Debian/Android
setenv display0 hdmi-default
fw_setenv display0 hdmi-default
setenv display1 edp-1920x1080 fw_setenv display0 edp-1920x1080
saveenv
reset reboot

Note :

The tool "fw_setenv" will save envs automatically in Debian/Android OS, so it isn't necessary to saveenv manually.