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Camera Command Set

Camera Service Extensions


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A-PHY PALs

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    Display Command Set

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          SoundWire Device Class for Audio (SDCA) - Download Public Edition


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          Camera Command Set Tools

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            Download MIPI SPP℠ v2.1

             

            A network-independent approach for debugging terminal hardware and software

             

            The MIPI SneakPeek Protocol (MIPI SPP) is used to communicate between a debug test system (DTS) and a mobile terminal target system (TS). This communication facilitates using debug applications (typically software) within the DTS to debug the operation of the TS.

            The SneakPeek Protocol abstracts the system designer from dedicated debug communication interfaces such as JTAG and replaces them with the familiar mechanism of address-mapped read and write transactions to enable the debug applications to observe, interrogate and adjust the target system.

            These transactions might be addressed to main system memory, special function memories, or address-mapped peripherals within the TS. If the system requires legacy dedicated debug communication interfaces to be used internally within part of a system, then these could be constructed by a dedicated address-mapped peripheral within the target system that is then accessed by the DTS via SneakPeek.

            MIPI SPP v2.0, introduced in August 2019, includes MIPI TinySPP, which is optimized for use with low-bandwidth and potentially high-latency interfaces. These include MIPI I3C®, the high-performance, low-power interface for links between sensors and application processors. TinySPP introduces features that reduce the data transfer and overhead requirements for debug and test communications. These include a shorter minimum packet length, a smaller transaction byte field, and a short addressing system. In addition, MIPI SPP v2.0 defines packetized JTAG messaging. This messaging reduces the overhead involved in using JTAG to change state.

            The latest release, SPP v2.1, adds details for a Secure Communication Manager Access Space. This Access Space provides implementations a mechanism to transfer control messages to a Security Agent within a given SoC to enable secure communication between the DTS and TS. These control messages use the DMTF Security Protocol and Data Model (SPDM) for the formatting of the SneakPeek Command and Response Packet data payloads, and for the flows between the DTS and the Security Agent in the TS. SPP v2.1 only defines this new Access Space, makes changes for inclusive language, and adds clarifications to other text.

            Previous versions of the specification are available upon request.

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