Control circuit and associated control method applied to digital visual interface
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1. A control circuit applied to Digital Visual Interface (DVI), comprising:
- a detecting circuit, detecting whether a state of a predetermined pin of a DVI connector is one of a floating state while connected to a DVI-A connecting cable and a grounded state while connected to a DVI-D connecting cable to generate a control signal; and
a switching circuit, selectively connecting a first pin and a second pin of the DVI connector to one of a first storage unit storing first identification data and a second storage unit storing second identification data according to the control signal;
wherein the first identification data is analog EDID and the second identification data is digital EDID;
wherein, when the detecting circuit detects that the predetermined pin is in the floating state, the switching circuit connects the first pin and the second pin of the DVI connector to the first storage unit according to the control signal; and
wherein, when the detecting circuit detects that the predetermined pin is in the grounded state, the switching circuit connects the first pin and the second pin of the DVI connector to the second storage unit according to the control signal.
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Abstract
A control circuit applied to digital visual interface (DVI) includes a detecting circuit and a switching circuit. The detecting circuit detects a state of a predetermined pin of a DVI connector to generate a control signal. The switching circuit selectively connects a first pin and a second pin of the DVI connector to one a storage unit storing first identification data and a storage unit storing second identification data according to the control signal.
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1. A control circuit applied to Digital Visual Interface (DVI), comprising:
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a detecting circuit, detecting whether a state of a predetermined pin of a DVI connector is one of a floating state while connected to a DVI-A connecting cable and a grounded state while connected to a DVI-D connecting cable to generate a control signal; and a switching circuit, selectively connecting a first pin and a second pin of the DVI connector to one of a first storage unit storing first identification data and a second storage unit storing second identification data according to the control signal; wherein the first identification data is analog EDID and the second identification data is digital EDID; wherein, when the detecting circuit detects that the predetermined pin is in the floating state, the switching circuit connects the first pin and the second pin of the DVI connector to the first storage unit according to the control signal; and wherein, when the detecting circuit detects that the predetermined pin is in the grounded state, the switching circuit connects the first pin and the second pin of the DVI connector to the second storage unit according to the control signal. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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7. A control method applied to Digital Visual Interface (DVI), comprising:
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detecting whether a state of a predetermined pin of a DVI connector is one of a floating state while connected to a DVI-A connecting cable and a grounded state while connected to a DVI-D connecting cable to generate a control signal; and selectively connecting a first pin and a second pin of the DVI connector to one of a first storage unit storing first identification data and a second storage unit storing second identification data according to the control signal; wherein the first identification data is analog EDID and the second identification data is digital EDID; wherein, when it is detected that the predetermined pin is in the floating state, connecting the first pin and the second pin of the DVI connector to the first storage unit according to the control signal; and when it is detected that the predetermined pin is in the grounded state, connecting the first pin and the second pin of the DVI connector to the second storage unit according to the control signal. - View Dependent Claims (8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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