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LM1246 Datasheet(HTML) 21 Page - National Semiconductor (TI) |
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21 / 51 page ![]() OSD Generator Operation (Continued) CHARACTER CELL Each character is defined as a 12 column by 18 row matrix of picture elements, or “pixels”. The character font is shown in Figure 17 through Figure 24. There are two types of charac- ters defined in the character ROM: 1. Two-color: There are a total of 384 two-color characters in 6 banks (banks 0, 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6). Each pixel of these characters is defined by a single bit value. If the bit value is 0, then the color is defined as “Color 0” or the “back- ground” color. If the bit value is 1, then the color is defined as “Color 1”, or the “foreground” color. An ex- ample of a character is shown in Figure 17. The grid lines are shown for clarity to delineate individual pixels and are not part of the actual displayed character. 2. Four-color: There are a total of 128 four-color charac- ters, in two banks of 64 (banks 3 and 7). Each pixel of the four-color character is defined by two bits of infor- mation, and thus can define four different colors, Color 0, Color 1, Color 2 and Color 3. Color 0 is defined as the “background” color. All other colors are considered “fore- ground” colors, although for most purposes, any of the four colors may be used in any way. Because each four-color character has two bits, the LM1247 internally has a matrix of two planes of ROM as shown in Figure 18. In that figure, dark pixels indicate a logic “1” and light pixels which indicate a logic “0”. The left side shows plane 0 which is the least significant bit and the middle figure shows plane 1 which is the most significant bit. The right side composite character formed when each pixel is represented by its two bits formed from the two planes. The color palette used in this example is “00” for white, “01” for black, “10” for blue and “11” for red. 3. By appropriately selecting the color attributes, it is pos- sible to have two 2-color characters in one four color ROM location. If the required number of four color char- acters is less than 128, the remaining characters can be used to increase the number of two color characters from 384 to 384 + 2*N, where N is the number of unused four color characters. This is explained in the next section. FOUR COLOR FONT AS TWO 2-COLOR Using a 4 color character as two 2 color characters is achieved by careful assignment of the four colors. When two 2 color characters are combined, there will be four pixel colors: Color 0: Those that are background pixels for both characters, Color 1: Those that are foreground pixels in character one 20068530 FIGURE 17. Two-Color Character 20068531 FIGURE 18. Four-Color Character www.national.com 21 |
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