Digital television devices implementing a multiple stage boot-up process
A technology of digital TV and TV equipment, applied in the control field of the start-up process
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[0011] As shown in FIG. 3, the digital television device has a control processor 31 that controls various functions of the TV. The processor 31 includes a plurality of registers 31a for storing register values which are used by the processor to control the functions of the various sub-components of the digital television device. One reason existing digital TV equipment takes a long time (e.g., 10 seconds or more) to turn on is that when the TV is turned on (powered up), the control processor 31 must be started, and as part of this start-up process, the processor Register 31a is loaded from memory 32 (non-volatile memory or battery backed memory). A modern digital TV has typically a number of registers on the order of 1000, and according to a traditional start-up procedure, all registers are loaded before an image is displayed on the screen.
[0012] However, not all registers are required to perform TV-specific functions. The registers belong to different categories and ar...
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