The LCD breakout has 6 bit x RGB output, which we can turn into a 6-bit DAC → RGB analog 0.7Vpp into 75 ohms use 278 & 556 ohm resistors for the R2R ladder, this will give you ~0.7v signal when plugged into a 75 ohm termination such as a monitor.

For the LCD, this is by default = 0x45000190

We want…

• Per horizontal line: 640 pixels
• Front porch: 16 pixels
• Sync pulse width: 96 pixels
• Back porch: 48 pixels

SO!

HW_LCDIF_VDCTRL2 = (96) « 24 | (640 + 16 + 96+ 48) = 0x60000320

For the LCD, this is by default = 0x0000011a (dec. 282)

We want…

• Per vertical line: 480 horizontal lines
• Front porch: 11 horizontal lines
• Sync pulse: 2 horizontal lines
• back porch: 31 horizontal lines

so HW_LCDIF_VDCTRL1 = 542 (0x21e)

VSYNC_OEB = 0 (generate vsync)
ENABLE_PRESENT = 0 (no enable necessary)
0x0

VSYNC_POL = 0 (negative sync!)
HSYNC_POL = 0 (negative sync!)
DOTCLK_POL = D/C
ENABLE_POL = D/C
0x0

VSYNC_PERIOD_UNIT = 1 (count in lines)
VSYNC_PULSE_WIDTH_UNIT = 1 (count in lines)
0x3

HALF_LINE = 0 
HALF_LINE_MODE = 1 (no half line for vga, right?)
0x4

VSYNC_PULSE_WIDTH = 2 
0x2

→ 0x00340002

By default, (32x0x240 LCD) = 0x00f00140

For 640x480 VGA it should be = 0x01E00280

So the main clock is 454 right?

To get a pixel clock of 25.175 MHz, 454 MHz / 18 → DIV = 0x12 CLKGATE = 0 DIV = 0x12 → CLK of 21 Mhz

Hmm, guess our chip isnt running at 454? Or is it our scope? Try 0x0F for 25MHz

Got the closest sync values with 0x11 but i guess you could kinda mess around here

HSync = 31.4Khz (should be 31.46)

Vsync = 58 Hz (should be 60.04)

Vsync negative pulse = 63.7 uS (should be 63.57) (it is low from the negative edge of one HSync to another negative Hsync edge)

Hsync negative pulse = 4.34 uS (should be 3.81)