HC908LD64AD/D

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Correct OSDD[15:0] description under 18.7.3 OSD Data Registers.

From:

OSDD[15:0] — OSD RAM 16-Bit Data Buffer

These bits store the data which is going to be written into the OSD

RAM when OSDMEN is set. While OSD circuitry is displaying data

from the display RAM, updates to the display RAM is made by writing

to the OSD row and column address registers and this 8-bit pair data

registers. The OSD buffer write ready bit, WRDY, will be cleared after

the write to the high byte register, $0063.

To:

OSDD[15:0] — OSD RAM 16-Bit Data Buffer

While OSD circuitry is displaying data from the display RAM, update

the display RAM (location specified by the row and column address

registers, OSDRAR and OSDCAR) by writing data to the high byte

register (OSDDRH) followed by the low byte register (OSDDRL). After

writing to the OSDDRL, the OSD buffer write ready bit (WRDY) will be

cleared. WRDY becomes set again when the OSD circuitry has

transferred the content of the OSD data registers to the display RAM.

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Correct OSD_EN bit location under 18.8.3.5 Frame Control Registers

From:

Row 15, Column 15:

To:

Row 15, Column 15:

76543210

HPOL

VPOL

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

OSD_EN

76543210

HPOL

VPOL

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

OSD_EN

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