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THCV242

SerDes receiver with bi-directional transceiver

1. General Description

THCV242 is designed to support 1080p60 2Mpixel

uncompressed video data over 15m 100ohm

differential STP or single-end 50ohm Coaxial cable

with 4 in-line connectors between camera and

processor by V-by-One® HS.

THCV242 supports a MIPI CSI-2. Each CSI-2 data

lane can transmit up to 1.2Gbps/lane. Virtual channel

is supported. MIPI 2nd port output supports data

copy and distribution.

One high-speed V-by-One® HS lane can transmit up

to 1080p60fps. The maximum serial data rate is

4Gbps/lane. 2nd input lane supports HDR large

amount of data or camera switch experience.

THCV242 is capable to control and monitor remote

camera module from MPU via GPIO or 1Mbps 2-

wire serial interface.

Several fault and error detection function including

CRC provides hardware functional safety design.

2. Features

MIPI CSI-2 with 1,2 or 4-lane output

MIPI D-PHY supports 80Mbps~1.2Gbps

MIPI Virtual channel supported

Video formats: RAW8/10/12/14/16/20,

YUV422/420, RGB888/666/565, JPEG, User-

defined generic 8-bit

V-by-One® HS 400Mbps~4Gbps x2lane

V-by-One® HS standard version1.5

Video stream switch and copy/distribution

Frame sync remote supply scheme for multiple

camera stream synchronization

Wide range IO voltage from 1.7V to 3.6V

2-wire serial interface 1Mbps bridge function

Remote GPIO/UART control and monitoring

Error detection including CRC and notification

QFN64 9x9mm 0.5mm pitch Exp-pad package

3. Block Diagram

MTX0P

MTX0N

CSI2 / Formatter

Deserializer

CDR

Controls

MTXCLK0P

MTXCLK0N

OSC

MTX1P

MTX1N

Settings

2-wire

serial I/F

RX0P

RX0N

RCM1P

RCM1N

MIPI CSI-2

Data Tx 4-lane

Clock Tx 2-port

THCV242

V-by-One® HS

Main-Link

Rx 2-lane

Sub-Link 2-lane

MTX2P

MTX2N

MTX3P

MTX3N

GPIO

RX1P

RX1N

RCM0P

RCM0N MTXCLK1P

MTXCLK1N

NOTICE

THCV242 is not recommended for new designs.

THCV242A is recommended.

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Contents page

1. General Description.........................................................................................................................................1

2. Features ...........................................................................................................................................................1

3. Block Diagram ................................................................................................................................................1

4. Pin Configuration............................................................................................................................................4

5. Pin Description................................................................................................................................................5

6. Functional Description....................................................................................................................................6

6.1. Functional Overview...............................................................................................................................6

6.2. V-by-One® HS........................................................................................................................................6

V-by-One® HS input setting ...........................................................................................................6

MPRF (Main-Link PRivate Format) ...............................................................................................7

V-by-One® HS standard format......................................................................................................8

Link Status (HTPDN/LOCKN).....................................................................................................12

6.3. Local, Remote and Remote Slave Register Programming ....................................................................14

2-wire serial I/F slave Device ID...................................................................................................14

2-wire serial Read/Write access to local Register..........................................................................15

2-wire serial I/F Watch Dog Timer................................................................................................16

Sub-Link setting ............................................................................................................................17

Sub-Link 2-wire Read/Write access to remote Register................................................................18

6.3.5.1. Sub-Link 2-wire Set and Trigger mode.................................................................................18

6.3.5.2. Sub-Link 2-wire Pass Through mode....................................................................................21

Sub-Link transaction time accuracy Improvement........................................................................24

6.4. GPIO setting..........................................................................................................................................25

Register GPIO ...............................................................................................................................26

Through GPIO...............................................................................................................................27

GPIO as secondary 2-wire port .....................................................................................................28

6.5. MIPI ......................................................................................................................................................29

Deserializer and CSI-2 Formatter..................................................................................................29

6.5.1.1. PLL setting ............................................................................................................................29

6.5.1.2. Video stream switch and copy/distribution............................................................................31

Header/Packet/Sync Pre-processing..............................................................................................32

MIPI output setting........................................................................................................................33

MIPI CSI-2 Virtual Channel..........................................................................................................35

Multiple camera synchronization Frame Vsync supply ................................................................36

6.6. Status monitoring, Interrupt and Error Detection..................................................................................38

Internal Error / status signal monitoring pin output.......................................................................38

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Internal Error / status signal monitoring register...........................................................................41

Interrupt monitoring ......................................................................................................................42

Register Auto Checksum diagnosis...............................................................................................43

6.7. Power On Sequence...............................................................................................................................44

6.8. Lock / Re-Lock Sequence .....................................................................................................................45

7. Absolute Maximum Ratings..........................................................................................................................46

8. Recommended Operating Conditions............................................................................................................46

9. Consumption Current....................................................................................................................................47

10. DC Specifications......................................................................................................................................48

10.1. CMOS DC Specifications..................................................................................................................48

10.2. CML Receiver DC Specifications .....................................................................................................48

10.3. MIPI Transmitter DC Specifications.................................................................................................49

10.4. CML Bi-directional Buffer DC Specifications..................................................................................50

11. AC Specifications......................................................................................................................................51

11.1. GeneralAC Specifications ....................................................................................................................51

11.2. CML Receiver AC Specifications .........................................................................................................51

11.3. MIPI Transmitter AC Specifications .....................................................................................................51

11.4. CML B-directional Buffer AC Specifications .......................................................................................51

11.5. 2-wire serial Slave AC Specifications...................................................................................................51

12. Package......................................................................................................................................................52

13. Notices and Requests.................................................................................................................................53

MIPI is a licensed trademark of MIPI, Inc. in the U.S. and other jurisdictions.

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4. Pin Configuration

VDDIO1

GPIO7

GPIO6

GPIO5

GPIO4

GPIO3

GPIO2

GPIO1

GPIO0

INT1

INT0

AIN1

AIN0

SDA

SCL

VDDIO1

ERR0 49 32 EXTSYNC

ERR1 50 31 PDN

VDDCORE 51 30 VDDPLL

VDDRX 52 29 VDDTX

RX0N 53 28 MTX3P

RX0P 54 27 MTX3N

VSSRX 55 26 MTX1P

RX1N 56 25 MTX1N

RX1P 57 24 MTXCLK0P

VDDRX 58 23 MTXCLK0N

RSVDL0 59 22 MTX0P

RSVDL0 60 21 MTX0N

VSSRX 61 20 MTX2P

RSVDL0 62 19 MTX2N

RSVDL0 63 18 MTXCLK1P

VDDRX 64 17 MTXCLK1N

VDDCORE

VDDIO2

RCM0N

RCM0P

RCM1N

RCM1P

RSVDL2

VDDIO2

RSVDT2H2

RSVDT1L2

RSVDL2

VDDCORE

VDDTX

THCV242

(TOP VIEW)

65 EXPGND

●

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5. Pin Description

Pin Name Pin # type* Description

RX0P/N 54, 53 CI V-by-One® HS Input lane0

RX1P/N 57, 56 CI V-by-One® HS Input lane1

RCM0P/N 4, 3 CB CML Bi-directiona Input/Output (Sub-Link).

RCM1P/N 6, 5 CB CML Bi-directiona Input/Output (Sub-Link).

MTX0P/N 22, 21 MO MIPIdifferential data outputs lane0

MTX1P/N 26, 25 MO MIPIdifferential data outputs lane1

MTX2P/N 20, 19 MO MIPIdifferential data outputs lane2

MTX3P/N 28, 27 MO MIPIdifferential data outputs lane3

MTXCLK0P/N 24, 23 MO MIPI differential clock outputs lane0

MTXCLK1P/N 18, 17 MO MIPI differential clock outputs lane1

RSVDT1L2 13 I2 Reserved Pin, Must be tied to ground for normal operation.

RSVDT2H2 12 I2 Reserved pin. Must be tied to VDDIO2 for normal operation.

PDN 31 I1 Power Down (User Power On Reset control must be reuiquired.)

0: Power Down Mode

1: Normal Operation

AIN1 37 I1

AIN0 36 I1

SCL 34 B 2-w ire Serial Interface clock line

SDA 35 B 2-w ire Serial Interface data line

GPIO0 40 B General Purpose Input/Output

GPIO1 41 B General Purpose Input/Output

GPIO2 42 B General Purpose Input/Output

GPIO3 43 B General Purpose Input/Output

GPIO4 44 B General Purpose Input/Output

GPIO5 45 B General Purpose Input/Output

GPIO6 46 B General Purpose Input/Output

GPIO7 47 B General Purpose Input/Output

INT0 38 O

INT1 39 O

ERR0 49 O Internal Error / status signal monitoring output

ERR1 50 O Internal Error / status signal monitoring output

EXTSYNC 32 B External Sync input/output for multiple camera syncronization

RSVDL0 59, 60, 62, 63 I0 Reserved Pins, Must be tied to ground for normal operation.

RSVDL2 7, 8, 9, 10, 14 I2 Reserved Pins, Must be tied to ground for normal operation.

VDDIO1 33, 48 P Power Supply for CMOS I/O

VDDIO2 2,11 P Power Supply for Sub-Link I/O

VDDCORE 1,15,51 P Power Supply for Digital Circuit

VDDRX 52,58,64 P Power Supply for Analog Circuit

VSSRX 55,61 G GNDfor Analog Circuit

VDDTX 16,29 P Power Supply for Analog Circuit

VDDPLL 30 P Power Supply for Analog Circuit

EXPGND 65 G Exposed GNDPad

*type symbol ; MO=MIPIOutput, CI=CML Input, CB=CML Bi-directional input/output

I0=1.2V CMOS Input, I1=1.8~3.3V VDDIO1 domain CMOS Input, I2=1.8~3.3V VDDIO2 domain CMOS Input

O=1.8~3.3V VDDIO1 domain CMOS Output, B=1.8~3.3V VDDIO1 domain CMOS Bi-directional input/output

P=Power, G=Ground

Device Address Setting for 2-wire Serial Interface

[AIN1:AIN0]=00: ID=7'h0B

[AIN1:AIN0]=01: ID=7'h34

[AIN1:AIN0]=10: ID=7'h77

[AIN1:AIN0]=11: ID=7'h65

Interrupt signal output.

It must be connected w ith a pull-up resistor.

0 : Interrupt occurred

1 : Steady state

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6. Functional Description

6.1. Functional Overview

THCV242 can receive CMLvideo signal transmitted over 15m length and encode it to MIPI CSI-2 format. With

High Speed CML SerDes, high reliability and robustness encoding scheme and CDR (Clock and Data Recovery)

architecture, the THCV242 enables to receive RAW/YUV/RGB/JPEG/Generic8bit data through Main-Link by

single 100ohm differential pair or 50ohm Coax cable with minimal external components. In addition, THCV242

has Sub-Link which enables bi-directional transmission of 2-wire serial interface signals, GPIO signals and also

HTPDN/LOCKN signals for Main-Link through the other 1-pair of CML-Line. The THCV242 system is able to

watch remote devices and to control them via 2-wire serial interface or GPIOs. They also can report interrupt

events caused by change of remote device statuses and internal statuses such as CRC error.

6.2. V-by-One® HS

V-by-One® HS input setting

Setting of V-by-One® HS input format can be configurable by 2-wire access to internal register.

Table 1. V-by-One® HS input format setting

bit Register Name width R/W init Description

0x10 10 [7:6] R_MLNK_NHSEL0 2 R/W 2'h2 V-by-One® Main-Link Mode Select (for LINK0)

00 : Reserved

01 : Reserved

10 : V-by-One® HS standard mode

11 : Reserved

0x10 10 [5:4] R_MLNK_COL0 2 R/W 2'h1 V-by-One® Main-Link Byte Mode Select (for LINK0)

00 : Reserved

01 : 8bit (3Byte mode)

10 : 10bit (4Byte mode)

11 : Reserved

0x10 12 [4] R_RGB565_ON_L0 1 R/W 1'b0 Main-Link Input Data Format Setting2

(This register could use only w hen R_VX1_LANE_FMT0=0x1)

0: RGB888

1: RGB565

0x10 12 [3:0] R_VX1_LANE_FMT0 4 R/W 4'h0 Main-Link Input Data Format Setting

0: MPRF

1: RGBxxx

2,3,4,5,6: YUV422 (NormalYU1,NormalYU2,NormalYU3,DemuxYU1,DemuxYU2)

7,8,9: RAW8 (NormalR081,NormalR082,DemuxR081)

10,11,12: RAW10 (NormalR101,DemuxR101,DemuxR102)

13,14,15: RAW12 (NormalR121,DemuxR121,DemuxR122)

0x10 14 [7:6] R_VRZ_NHSEL1 2 R/W 2'h2 V-by-One® Main-Link Mode Select (for LINK1)

00 : Reserved

01 : Reserved

10 : V-by-One® HS standard mode

11 : Reserved

0x10 14 [5:4] R_VRZ_COL1 2 R/W 2'h1 V-by-One® Main-Link Byte Mode Select (for LINK1)

00 : Reserved

01 : 8bit (3Byte mode)

10 : 10bit (4Byte mode)

11 : Reserved

Adr

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MPRF (Main-Link PRivate Format)

MPRF format encoding preserves original data packet input to V-by-One® HS transmitter and output the data

packet from THCV242. The counterpart transmitter must have installed MPRF format decoder like THCV241

because MPRF is not standard format.

Input V-by-One® HS Byte Mode is 4Byte Mode.

Video formats: RAW8/10/12/14/16/20, YUV422/420, RGB888/666/565, JPEG, and User-defined generic 8-bit

are all supported with MPRF.

Figure 1. MPRF (Main-Link PRivate Format)

THCV241CMOS Sensor THCV242 Processor

In ECUor

controller

Original

Data packet

(format,

payload, etc.)

Preserved

Data packet

(format,

payload, etc.)

Main-Link

MPRF

format

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V-by-One® HS standard format

THCV242 input format capabilities as receiver are shown as follows. D[31:0] indicates V-by-One®HS standard

version1.5 UnPacker packet definition. Data can be transmitted normally only when both transmitter and receiver

are set to the same available format. Some of the THCV242 format may not be supported by particular counterpart

transmitter because THCV242 prepares multiple formats that suit to multiple transmitter devices alternatives.

Table 2. V-by-One® HS input data mapping format 1/4

Format Name RGB888

Vx1HS std. Packer Packet ref. Normal Mode1 Normal Mode2 Normal Mode3 Demux Mode1 Demux Mode2

V-by-One®HS_D[31] 0 0 0 0 Y[7](1st pixel) Cb[7]

V-by-One®HS_D[30] 0 0 0 0 Y[6](1st pixel) Cb[6]

V-by-One®HS_D[29] 0 0 0 0 Y[5](1st pixel) Cb[5]

V-by-One®HS_D[28] 0 0 0 0 Y[4](1st pixel) Cb[4]

V-by-One®HS_D[27] 0 0 0 0 Y[3](1st pixel) Cb[3]

V-by-One®HS_D[26] 0 0 0 0 Y[2](1st pixel) Cb[2]

V-by-One®HS_D[25] 0 0 0 0 Y[1](1st pixel) Cb[1]

V-by-One®HS_D[24] 0 0 0 0 Y[0](1st pixel) Cb[0]

V-by-One®HS_D[23] B[7] 0 Cb[7]/Cr[7] Y[7] Cb[7] Y[7](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[22] B[6] 0 Cb[6]/Cr[6] Y[6] Cb[6] Y[6](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[21] B[5] 0 Cb[5]/Cr[5] Y[5] Cb[5] Y[5](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[20] B[4] 0 Cb[4]/Cr[4] Y[4] Cb[4] Y[4](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[19] B[3] 0 Cb[3]/Cr[3] Y[3] Cb[3] Y[3](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[18] B[2] 0 Cb[2]/Cr[2] Y[2] Cb[2] Y[2](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[17] B[1] 0 Cb[1]/Cr[1] Y[1] Cb[1] Y[1](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[16] B[0] 0 Cb[0]/Cr[0] Y[0] Cb[0] Y[0](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[15] G[7] Y[7] 0 0 Y[7](2nd pixel) Cr[7]

V-by-One®HS_D[14] G[6] Y[6] 0 0 Y[6](2nd pixel) Cr[6]

V-by-One®HS_D[13] G[5] Y[5] 0 0 Y[5](2nd pixel) Cr[5]

V-by-One®HS_D[12] G[4] Y[4] 0 0 Y[4](2nd pixel) Cr[4]

V-by-One®HS_D[11] G[3] Y[3] 0 0 Y[3](2nd pixel) Cr[3]

V-by-One®HS_D[10] G[2] Y[2] 0 0 Y[2](2nd pixel) Cr[2]

V-by-One®HS_D[9] G[1] Y[1] 0 0 Y[1](2nd pixel) Cr[1]

V-by-One®HS_D[8] G[0] Y[0] 0 0 Y[0](2nd pixel) Cr[0]

V-by-One®HS_D[7] R[7] Cb[7]/Cr[7] Y[7] Cb[7]/Cr[7] Cr[7] Y[7](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[6] R[6] Cb[6]/Cr[6] Y[6] Cb[6]/Cr[6] Cr[6] Y[6](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[5] R[5] Cb[5]/Cr[5] Y[5] Cb[5]/Cr[5] Cr[5] Y[5](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[4] R[4] Cb[4]/Cr[4] Y[4] Cb[4]/Cr[4] Cr[4] Y[4](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[3] R[3] Cb[3]/Cr[3] Y[3] Cb[3]/Cr[3] Cr[3] Y[3](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[2] R[2] Cb[2]/Cr[2] Y[2] Cb[2]/Cr[2] Cr[2] Y[2](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[1] R[1] Cb[1]/Cr[1] Y[1] Cb[1]/Cr[1] Cr[1] Y[1](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[0] R[0] Cb[0]/Cr[0] Y[0] Cb[0]/Cr[0] Cr[0] Y[0](2nd pixel)

YUV422

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Table 3. V-by-One® HS input data mapping format 2/4

Format Name

Vx1HS std. Packer Packet ref. Normal Mode1 Normal Mode2 Demux Mode1

V-by-One®HS_D[31] 0 0 RAW[7] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[30] 0 0 RAW[6] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[29] 0 0 RAW[5] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[28] 0 0 RAW[4] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[27] 0 0 RAW[3] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[26] 0 0 RAW[2] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[25] 0 0 RAW[1] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[24] 0 0 RAW[0] (2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[23] 0 RAW[7] (1st pixel) RAW[7] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[22] 0 RAW[6] (1st pixel) RAW[6] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[21] 0 RAW[5] (1st pixel) RAW[5] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[20] 0 RAW[4] (1st pixel) RAW[4] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[19] 0 RAW[3] (1st pixel) RAW[3] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[18] 0 RAW[2] (1st pixel) RAW[2] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[17] 0 RAW[1] (1st pixel) RAW[1] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[16] 0 RAW[0] (1st pixel) RAW[0] (1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[15] RAW[7] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[7] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[14] RAW[6] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[6] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[13] RAW[5] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[5] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[12] RAW[4] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[4] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[11] RAW[3] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[3] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[10] RAW[2] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[2] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[9] RAW[1] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[1] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[8] RAW[0] (2nd pixel) 0 RAW[0] (4th pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[7] RAW[7] (1st pixel) RAW[7] (2nd pixel) RAW[7] (3rd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[6] RAW[6] (1st pixel) RAW[6] (2nd pixel) RAW[6] (3rd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[5] RAW[5] (1st pixel) RAW[5] (2nd pixel) RAW[5] (3rd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[4] RAW[4] (1st pixel) RAW[4] (2nd pixel) RAW[4] (3rd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[3] RAW[3] (1st pixel) RAW[3] (2nd pixel) RAW[3] (3rd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[2] RAW[2] (1st pixel) RAW[2] (2nd pixel) RAW[2] (3rd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[1] RAW[1] (1st pixel) RAW[1] (2nd pixel) RAW[1] (3rd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[0] RAW[0] (1st pixel) RAW[0] (2nd pixel) RAW[0] (3rd pixel)

RAW8

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Table 4. V-by-One® HS input data mapping format 3/4

Format Name

Vx1HS std. Packer Packet ref. Normal Demux Mode1 Demux Mode2

V-by-One®HS_D[31] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[30] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[29] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[28] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[27] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[26] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[25] 0 RAW[1](1st pixel) 0

V-by-One®HS_D[24] 0 RAW[0](1st pixel) 0

V-by-One®HS_D[23] 0 RAW[9](1st pixel) 0

V-by-One®HS_D[22] 0 RAW[8](1st pixel) 0

V-by-One®HS_D[21] 0 RAW[7](1st pixel) RAW[1](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[20] 0 RAW[6](1st pixel) RAW[0](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[19] 0 RAW[5](1st pixel) RAW[9](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[18] 0 RAW[4](1st pixel) RAW[8](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[17] 0 RAW[3](1st pixel) RAW[7](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[16] 0 RAW[2](1st pixel) RAW[6](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[15] 0 0 RAW[5](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[14] 0 0 RAW[4](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[13] 0 0 RAW[3](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[12] 0 0 RAW[2](1st pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[11] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[10] 0 0 0

V-by-One®HS_D[9] RAW[1] RAW[1](2nd pixel) RAW[1](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[8] RAW[0] RAW[0](2nd pixel) RAW[0](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[7] RAW[9] RAW[9](2nd pixel) RAW[9](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[6] RAW[8] RAW[8](2nd pixel) RAW[8](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[5] RAW[7] RAW[7](2nd pixel) RAW[7](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[4] RAW[6] RAW[6](2nd pixel) RAW[6](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[3] RAW[5] RAW[5](2nd pixel) RAW[5](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[2] RAW[4] RAW[4](2nd pixel) RAW[4](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[1] RAW[3] RAW[3](2nd pixel) RAW[3](2nd pixel)

V-by-One®HS_D[0] RAW[2] RAW[2](2nd pixel) RAW[2](2nd pixel)

RAW10

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