Kinetec MCDP5200 RD1 Evaluation Kit User Manual

June 4, 2024
Kinetec

Kinetec MCDP5200 RD1 Evaluation Kit

General Description

The MCDP5200 is an advanced USB Type-C / DisplayPort1.4a to HDMI converter with an integrated USB type-C de-multiplexer, targeted primarily for Mobile Notebook accessory and display applications. This device functions as a DP to HDMI protocol converter with a HDCP1.x/ HDCP2.x repeater function.
The MCDP5200 has a USB Type C DP Alt mode Upstream Facing Port (UFP), supporting Billboard functionality. The four high speed lanes of UFP can receive DP1.4a MST audio-video and USB3.1 Gen2 data streams simultaneously. The input lane mapping is flexible and meets the USB Type-C connector flip orientation requirements. The incoming DP and USB signals are de-multiplexed, retimed, and transmitted on the Downstream Facing Ports (DFP). The MCDP5200 consists of a USB DFP port with USB3.1 TX and RX pair and an audio-video DFP port configured as DC coupled HDMI/DVI port, each with four high-speed lanes.

Ordering Information

Detailed functionality of the IC is described in the MCDP5200 datasheet. Included in the kit are the following items:

Evaluation Board Features

Design Features

  • DUT : MCDP5200

  • Board Name: RD1-5200

  • Power Supply

    • DC5V Input = Barrel Jack, USB Type-C (5V/3A mode) in alternative use, with over voltage protection (trip voltage 6.2~7.0V)
  • Interfaces

    • Input: USB Type-C Alt mode support

    • Display Port: 1.62 / 2.74 / 5.4 / 8.1 Gbps, 1 /2 / 4 lane configuration

    • USB3.2 : 5Gbps, 10Gbps x1 operation

    • USB2: (bypassed to DFP)

    • Output: HDMI2.0b with HDMI Type-A Connector as DFP

    • If UFP port is configured as 4L DP mode, then 600 MHz(max) TMDS character clock, 6Gbps(max) can be supported

    • If UFP port is configured as USB3 + 2L DP mode, then up to 540MHz TMDS character
      clock can be supported. 4k2k60Hz resolution can be achieved in either reduced blanking, YUV420 or with the DSC functionality

    • Output: USB3.2 SSPx1 operation with USB Type-A Connector as DFP
      ▪ 5Gbps/10Gbps

    • CPU Reset: 1x Push switch

    •  Charging Port: USB type-C Receptacle

    • Handling voltage can be up to 20VDC as Power Delivery specification.

    • USB PD: Through UFP USB C and DFP USB C (up to 65W) Dual Role

    • Components

    • MCDP9000 (USB PD3.0 Type-C Port Controller)

    •  Small crystal operation: 25MHz with 2016 size (metric)

    • 16Mbit SPI Flash: MX25R1635FM2IH2 (default) or compatibles1.

    • Protection Circuit2

    • ESD Diodes on

  • RX: High Speed Line and AUX/HPD

  • TX1(HDMI): High Speed Line and DDC

  • TX0(USB3 SSP): High Speed Line

  • Pin header of G-Probe Interface (debug use)

    •   *  Over current protection
  • 1.5A@VBUS: USB Type-A(DFP)

  •  0.3A@Trip of poly-fuse (resettable fuse): HDMI +5V power supply

  • 1.0A@Trip of poly-fuse: for external G-Probe card

    • External reference resistor: 5.36kΩ ± 1% ohm
  • VRM Block (Power Distribution Network)

    •  Lower cost components and smaller space
    •  DCDC converter circuit compliant with noise requirement (<20mVpp)
    •  The self-contained over-current protection circuit
    • Discharging load capacitors
  • Interfaces for debug:

    • 1x G-Probe Interface on USB Micro-B connector (UART signals can be bypassed to external GProbe card)
    • 1x JTAG(SWD) interface with J-Link 19pin
    • Trace pins of JTAGE interface are option
    • 1x HDMI DDC pins (DC coupled) on DFP
    • 1x Reference clock output with u-coax connector (Hirose U.FL)
    • 1x Reference clock input path with u-coax connector (Hirose U.FL)
    •  1x 6pin connector for TEST mode and VPP(6V) Power Supply
    • 1x Bootstrap pin header

System Overview

Functional Block Diagram Kinetec-MCDP5200 RD1-Evaluation-Kit-
FIG-1

Connection Setup

  1. Connect USB Type C cable
  2.  Connect HDMI Cable
  3. [optional] Connect USB Type C Charging port: MCDP5200 RD1 USB PD (through UFP USB C and DFP USB C Dual Role)
  4. [optional]: USB3.2 Type A: Downstream Facing Port for USB supports (USB2.0, USB3.x Gen1/Gen2).
  5. USB Type A-to-C cable can also be used to connect to USBC 2.0 / 3.x Gen1/Gen2 devices. Kinetec-MCDP5200 RD1-Evaluation-Kit-FIG-2

Diagnosis
If the image does not come up, follow the steps below for diagnosis.
Note: The diagnosis requires the Kinetics’ GProbe software3.

  1. Install the GProbe diagnostic tool on a computer and set the baud rate to 115,200.
  2.  Connect a micro-USB cable to the CN5 connector as shown in figure2-3 (the board has a USB-UART for Gprobe Interface
  3. Install the necessary driver FTDI drivers (USB to UART) and connect to the computer with the Gprobe software
  4. Hit the Reset button on the board. You will see the firmware version and date of firmware in the GProbe window. This indicates the DP receiver IC is functional. If the message does not appear, contact Kinetic for further assistance.

MFP Pin AssignmentKinetec-MCDP5200 RD1-Evaluation-Kit-
FIG-4

Selected Pin Usage and Assignment

UFP Type-C Monitor

DDC Monitor for HDMI TX

I2C Slave

Kinetec-MCDP5200 RD1-Evaluation-Kit-FIG-8

Recommended Accessories

AC Adapters
This list is a list for your convenience.
Table 1.Recommended AC Adapter List

Kinetec-MCDP5200 RD1-Evaluation-Kit-FIG-9

Cables
This is a list for your convenience.
As of 2018/9/24, we have confirmed highest data rate with these cables. Table 2. Recommended Cable List

Kinetec-MCDP5200 RD1-Evaluation-Kit-FIG-10

Kinetec-MCDP5200 RD1-Evaluation-Kit-FIG-11

Important Notices

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