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RTOS Display Support List#

Display / Panel Support List#

The display-related configuration in the current SDK is located at MPP Configuration -> Display Configuration.

Note: The support list is continuously updated with each SDK release. Always refer to src/rtsmart/mpp/Kconfig in the current source tree for the authoritative list.

Display Driver Layer#

  • HDMI display driver: MPP_ENABLE_DSI_HDMI

  • LCD display driver: MPP_ENABLE_DSI_LCD

  • SPI LCD display driver: MPP_ENABLE_SPI_LCD

  • QSPI LCD display driver: MPP_ENABLE_QSPI_LCD

  • OSPI LCD display driver: MPP_ENABLE_OSPI_LCD

  • Virtual display driver: MPP_DSI_ENABLE_VIRT

Panel / Bridge Chip Driver Layer#

  • HDMI bridge: LT9611 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_HDMI_LT9611)

  • LCD panel: HX8399 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_HX8399)

  • LCD panel: ST7701 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_ST7701)

  • LCD panel: ILI9806 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_ILI9806)

  • LCD panel: ILI9881 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_ILI9881)

  • LCD panel: NT35516 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_NT35516)

  • LCD panel: NT35532 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_NT35532)

  • LCD panel: GC9503 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_GC9503)

  • LCD panel: ST7102 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_ST7102)

  • LCD panel: AML020T (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_AML020T)

  • LCD panel: JD9852 (MPP_DSI_ENABLE_LCD_JD9852)

  • SPI LCD panel: ST7789 (MPP_SPI_ENABLE_LCD_ST7789)

How to Enable a Specific Display Panel in Firmware#

  1. In the SDK root directory, run:

make menuconfig
  1. Navigate to:

MPP Configuration -> Display Configuration
  1. Enable the display driver that matches your hardware connection and configure the corresponding pins:

    • HDMI path: enable Enable HDMI Display Driver

    • MIPI DSI LCD path: enable Enable LCD Display Driver

    • SPI/QSPI/OSPI LCD path: enable the corresponding SPI/QSPI/OSPI driver switch

  2. Supply the required configuration for the driver type:

    • HDMI: typically configure DSI-HDMI Reset GPIO and DSI-HDMI I2c Bus

    • MIPI DSI LCD: typically configure DSI-LCD Reset GPIO and DSI-LCD BackLight GPIO

    • SPI/QSPI/OSPI LCD: also configure Data/Command GPIO, Chip Select GPIO, Reset GPIO, Backlight GPIO, the bus, and FPIOA pin mapping

  3. In the same menu, select the corresponding panel driver:

    • HDMI: typically Enable HDMI Display Panel Driver LT9611

    • MIPI LCD: select the actual panel (e.g. HX8399/ST7701/ILI9881)

    • SPI LCD: select Enable SPI LCD Panel Driver ST7789

  4. Save the configuration and rebuild:

time make log

How to Verify Display Configuration on the RTOS Side#

1) Ensure MPP samples are enabled and built#

Under RT-Smart UserSpace Examples Configuration, enable at least:

  • Enable MPP examples

  • One or more VO/display-related samples (e.g. sample_vo_video, sample_vo_osd)

2) Locate runnable samples on the board#

cd /sdcard/app/examples
find mpp -name "*.elf" | grep -Ei "vo|vicap|player" | head

FAQ#

Display fails to initialize (black screen)#

Check in order:

  1. Does the driver path match the hardware (HDMI / MIPI LCD / SPI LCD)?

  2. Is the panel model configured correctly?

  3. Do the Reset/Backlight GPIO, I2C bus, and SPI/QSPI/OSPI pin assignments match the hardware?

  4. Is the board power supply stable and is the display cable properly connected?

A panel option is not visible in the menu#

Possible causes:

  1. The SDK version does not include that panel driver.

  2. The corresponding display path is not enabled for the current board configuration.

  3. A Kconfig dependency is blocking the option.

References#

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