MTX Registers

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These registers are responsible for controlling how framebuffer data can be DMA'd from the DS GPU, and also for configuring the upscaling matrix.

Registers

The physical address can be calculated by subtracting 0xEB00000 from the virtual address.

Control

VAddress Name Width
0x1EC1x000 MTX_CNT 4
0x1EC1x004 MTX_SIZE 4
0x1EC1x008 MTX_ACK 4
0x1EC1x00C ??? 4
0x1EC1x020 ??? 4

Matrix unit

There are two matrix units, one at +0x200 for vertical (Y) scaling, and the other one at +0x300 for horizontal (X) scaling.

VAddress Name Width Description
0x1EC1xn00 KRN_WIDTH 4 Kernel width - 1 is written here, 1 <= width <= 8

This decides how many pixels are written each batch.

0x1EC1xn04 KRN_PATTERN_BITS 4 If the corresponding bit for the current batch iteration index is set then a new pixel is read.

The amount of set bits determine how many pixels are read each batch. Any bit indexes past KRN_WIDTH are ignored.

This value is 8 bits, but it has to be written with a 32bit write.

0x1EC1xn40 KRN_MTX 0xC0 int kerneldata[6][8]; - matrix data is written here, height is always 6

Descriptions

MTX_CNT

Bit(s) Description
0 Enable bit (?)
1 Enable vertical matrix
2 Enable horizontal matrix
4 ???
5 ???
8-9 Input pixel mode? 0 = 4byte color, 1 = 3byte color, 2 = 2byte color, 3 = 2byte color
10-11 Output framebuffer rotation: 0 = normal, 1 = 90° CW (right), 2 = 180° CW (upside down, not mirrored), 3 = 270° CW (left)
12 Output tiling for use with the GPU. When set, the output width and height must be a multiple of 8.
15 Interrupt enable (?)
16 Data still available flag (?)

MTX_SIZE

Bit(s) Description
0-8 Output framebuffer width - 1 is written here, 1 <= width <= 512
16-25 Output framebuffer height - 1 is written here, 1 <= height <= 512

MTX_ACK

Reading this register will return pending interrupts. Writing this register will acknowledge the pending interrupt.

Bit(s) Description
0 Interrupt 0
1 Interrupt 1
2 Interrupt 2