WO2019109266A1 - Method and apparatus for porting projection solution, and on-board computer - Google Patents

Method and apparatus for porting projection solution, and on-board computer Download PDF

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WO2019109266A1
WO2019109266A1 PCT/CN2017/114787 CN2017114787W WO2019109266A1 WO 2019109266 A1 WO2019109266 A1 WO 2019109266A1 CN 2017114787 W CN2017114787 W CN 2017114787W WO 2019109266 A1 WO2019109266 A1 WO 2019109266A1
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  • the present disclosure generally relates to a method and apparatus for porting projection solution, and on-board computer.
  • each projection solution has its own communication protocol, many platforms or architectures may be configured on a same operating system (OS) of the on-board computer, and even different operating systems may be set on different on-board computers because of different market requirements. Therefore, it is complicated to port the projection solution to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  • OS operating system
  • a method for porting projection solution including: connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer; analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol includes a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol includes a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
  • the common feature may include video projection, image display, and metadata communication.
  • the projection solution may include Carplay, Mirror link, Android Auto, Carlife and DLNA.
  • a number of the architecture on the on-board computer is n, and n ⁇ 3.
  • an apparatus for porting projection solution including: a connector, configured for connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer; a controller including a computer-readable storage medium and a processor, wherein computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing the processor to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method including: analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol includes a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol includes a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
  • a computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing a computer to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method including: analyzing a projection solution of a user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol includes a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol includes a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
  • an on-board computer including: an apparatus for porting projection solution, a driver and a operating system, wherein the apparatus for porting projection solution, may be configured to: connect a user equipment with an on-board computer, analyze a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution, unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution to obtain a pure data, pack the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions, and port the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer; the driver, may be configured to: drive the apparatus for porting projection solution; and the operating system, may be configured to: receive data from the apparatus for porting projection solution, and perform a corresponding operation according to the data after completing porting the projection solution.
  • Embodiments of the present disclosure may provide following advantage.
  • each projection solution has a same universal feature or similar feature
  • embodiments of the present disclosure analyze a projection solution of a user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution, and unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution to obtain a pure data, then pack the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions.
  • the projection solution may be directly ported to each architecture of an on-board computer according to the data in the preset projection protocol. It is not necessary to port each projection solution with an independent communication protocol to each architecture according to its own protocol; thereby the porting process is simplified and porting efficiency is improved.
  • FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram of adopting a method to port projection solutions according to an existing technology
  • FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a flow chart of a method for porting a projection solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
  • FIG. 3 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram of adopting a method to port projection solutions according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
  • FIG. 4 schematically illustrates a structural diagram of an apparatus for porting a projection solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure
  • FIG. 5 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board computer according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
  • FIG. 6 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
  • porting is a process of adapting a software for a purpose of achieving some form of execution in a computing environment that is different from the one that a given program (meant for such execution) is originally designed for (e.g. different CPU, operating system, or third party library) .
  • FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram using a method to port projection solutions according to an existing technology.
  • P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 and P6 represent six different projection solutions existing in the current market, each of them has a separate communication protocol.
  • OS1 represents one operating system
  • A11, A12, A13, ... A1n represent one architecture set in OS1 respectively.
  • An arrow represents a process needed when porting a projection solution to each of the architecture in one operating system OS1 independently according to a unique communication protocol of the projection protocol.
  • each projection solution has its own unique communication protocol, meanwhile many platforms (architectures) are configured in one OS of the on-board computer, therefore all projection solutions has to be ported into each architectures through its unique communication protocol.
  • each architecture it has to recognize or decode data from all the projection solutions to complete porting all of them and further to be able to use them, which therefore consume a lot of resources to complete the porting process.
  • the porting process will be more complicated.
  • Embodiments of this disclosure provide a method for porting projection solution.
  • each of the projection solutions has its own unique communication protocol.
  • a pure data can be obtained and packed according to a preset projection protocol.
  • the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions, thus, more than one projection solutions can be ported through the preset protocol.
  • more than one projection solution may be directly ported to the architecture of the on-board computer according to data in the preset projection protocol, which means that it’s not necessary for each architecture to decode data in different communication protocols to finish the whole porting process.
  • each architecture only need to decode data in the preset projection protocol, which thereby simplifies porting process and improves porting efficiency
  • FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a flow chart of a method for porting a projection solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 2, and includes following steps:
  • the porting process may be initiated automatically. Such as, after a driver goes into a vehicle or a car, a user equipment of the driver may be connected with the on-board computer automatically and the porting process is then initiated on default. In some embodiment, after the user equipment is connected with the vehicle, then a request is arisen on the user equipment for asking the driver whether to start the porting process right away.
  • the connecting process can be realized by different ways.
  • the user equipment can be connected with the on-board computer through a USB interface, Bluetooth, WIFI, or other Near Field Communication (NFC) means.
  • NFC Near Field Communication
  • the on-board computer is also configured with a detector to detect whether a user equipment is connected with an on-board computer.
  • the detector may be a USB detector, the detector may be a WIFI detector. After the detector detected the user equipment connected with the on-board computer, the on-board computer start the porting process thereafter.
  • the projection solution on the user equipment side can be analyzed, and therefore a specific communication protocol of each projection solution can be obtained.
  • a type of the projection solution, a version of the projection solution, or even the company to which the projection solution belongs may be analyzed and obtained, then the communication protocol is obtained based on the type or the version or the company.
  • the projection solution may include or refer to a variety of software products.
  • the projection solution may include Carplay executable in iphone, Android Auto executable in Android phones, Mirror link, Carlife promoted by Baidu, DIGITAL LIVING promoted by Sony and others, NETWORK ALLIANCE, DLNA) , and other various projection solutions that may appear in the future.
  • pure data from the projection solution can be obtained according to the communication protocol of the projection solution, specifically, the data from the projection solution is unpacked according to the communication protocol of the projection solution.
  • the projection solution is the Carlife
  • the communication protocol of the Carlife or the format of the data from the Carlife may be as shown in Chart 1 below. Then the pure data 102, or the unpacked data 102, from the Carlife is obtained by cutting off the head 101 and the last byte 103.
  • the projection solution is the Mirror link
  • the communication protocol of the Mirror link, or the format of the data from the Mirror link may be as shown in Chart 2 below.
  • the pure data 202 or the unpacked data 202 from the Mirror link is obtained directly.
  • the preset projection protocol is compatible with the common features of the communication protocol of more than one existing commercially available projection solutions, therefore at least two projection solutions can use method in this disclosure to port, which can still improve the porting efficiency to a certain degree.
  • the preset projection protocol is compatible with the common features means that, at least main function or basic function of the at least two projection solutions can still be achieved and maintained, after the data from the at least two projection solutions is packed into the preset projection protocol. It should be noted that, some unique or rarely used function of the at least two projection solutions may not be available after the data is packed according to the preset projection protocol.
  • the common features may include video projection, image display, and metadata communication.
  • the preset projection protocol can be updated to be compatible with the updated common features to ensure that the projection solution using the method in the embodiments of the present disclosure for porting can still realize the updated main function.
  • the preset projection protocol can be various.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol may be as shown in chart 3, which includes preamble 301, destination address 302, source address 303, type/length 304, pure data 305 and frame check sequence 306.
  • the data in the preset projection protocol may be as shown in chart 4, which includes start 401, arbitration 402, control 403, pure data 404, CRC 405, ACK 406 and end 407.
  • the preset projection protocol can be the same as the communication protocol of the most popular projection solution. In another embodiment, the preset projection protocol can be the same as the protocol commonly used by most of the architectures.
  • the on-board computer side After the data from the projection solutions being packed into data in the preset projection protocol, every architecture only need to handle the data in the preset projection protocol. The effort needed for every architecture to decode the data of the projection solutions in different communication protocols as in the existing technology is not necessary.
  • the projection solution can be ported to each architecture on the on-board computer side through the data in the preset protocol. Even for the projection solutions emerging in the future, the present disclosure can still pack the data in the preset projection protocol with updated features; therefore the architecture can still handle future projection solutions. Therefore, the porting process can be more greatly simplified, and efficiency can be better improved.
  • a number of the architecture on the on-board computer is n, and n is a positive integer. It should be noted that, when at least three architectures are provided on the on-board computer side, the complexity of the process that separately porting each projection solution with an independent communication protocol to three different architectures according to its own protocol is already high, therefore, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, n may be set to be 3. Those skilled in the art may definitely set m to be other positive integer according to an actual need.
  • FIG. 3 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram of adopting a method to port projection solutions according to the present disclosure.
  • P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 and P6 represent six different projection solutions; each of them has a unique communication protocol.
  • OS1 represents one operating system
  • A11, A12, A13, ... A1n represent architectures set in OS1 respectively.
  • An arrow represents a process needed when porting a projection solution to each of the architecture in one system independently.
  • the porting method in the embodiment of the present disclosure when used, the number of arrows, that is, the process required by porting projection solution to each architecture of one system independently is greatly reduced.
  • P1, P2, P3, and P4 correspond to Carplay, Mirror link, Android Auto and Carlife respectively
  • the porting method in the embodiment of the present disclosure can save a most 80%effort. For more and more projection solutions emerged in the market in future, more effort can be saved.
  • FIG. 4 schematically illustrates a structural diagram of an apparatus for porting a projection solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
  • the apparatus 40 includes: a connecting circuitry 41, an analyzing circuitry 42, an unpacking circuitry 43, a packing circuitry 44 and a porting circuitry 45.
  • the connecting circuitry 41 is configured to connect a user equipment with an on-board computer.
  • the analyzing circuitry 42 is configured to; after the apparatus 40 is connected to an on-board computer, analyze a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution.
  • the unpacking circuitry 43 is configured to unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data.
  • the packing circuitry 44 is configured to pack the pure data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions.
  • the porting circuitry 45 is configured to port the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer. In some embodiments, a number of the architecture is n, and n is a positive integer.
  • the analyzing circuitry 42 in embodiments of the present disclosure obtains the communication protocol of a projection solution of the user equipment side, and then the packing circuitry 44 packs data from the projection solution into data in a preset projection protocol. Further, the projection solution may be ported to an architecture of the on-board computer according to the data in a preset projection protocol by the porting circuitry 45. It is not necessary to port each projection solution with an independent communication protocol to different architectures according to its own protocol, therefore decoding data in different communication protocols is not required for each architecture, which can simplify the porting process and improve porting efficiency.
  • FIG. 5 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board computer according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
  • the on-board computer 50 can include: an apparatus 40 for porting projection solution described above, a driver 51 and an operating system 52.
  • the apparatus 40 for porting projection solution may be configured to: connect a user equipment with an on-board computer, analyze a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution, unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution to obtain a pure data, pack the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions, and port the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  • the driver 51 may be configured to enable the apparatus 40 for porting projection solution.
  • the operating system 52 may include n piece of architecture (not shown) , and the architecture may be configured to receive data from the apparatus 40 for porting projection solution and perform a corresponding operation according to the data from the user equipment, after completing porting the projection solution.
  • n is a positive integer.
  • the apparatus includes: a connector and a controller.
  • the connector is configured for connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer.
  • the controller comprising a computer-readable storage medium and a processor, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing the processor to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method comprising: analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  • the processor can execute the method shown in FIG. 2, therefore details can be referred to FIG. 2, and details are not described hereinafter.
  • FIG. 6 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
  • the on-board system 60 can include: a head unit main board (HU) 61 and a preset projection chipset 62 which is connected with the head unit main board (HU) 61.
  • the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the preset projection chipset 62 are two independent parts.
  • the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the preset projection chipset 62 can be connected via variety of ways. Further, multiple operating systems can be available for the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the preset projection chipset 62.
  • the operating system of both the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the common projection chipset 62 are Linux, and the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the common projection chipset 62 is connected via USB, correspondingly, the Physical Layer of the preset protocol is USB bus.
  • a USB interface should be added on the head unit main board (HU) 61 to connect the common projection chipset 62.
  • the head unit main board (HU) 61 include: a USB host driver 611, a device manager 612, a preset protocol stack service 613, a HMI 614, an audio management 615, a media engine 616, a Linux Kernel 617, an I2C 618, an Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) 619, Video 620, ACP 621, a MIC 622, a loudspeaker 623, Linux system 624, possible new module 625 and the other existed module 626.
  • the USB host driver 611, I2C 618, and the ALSA 619 are included in the Linux Kernel 617.
  • the common projection chipset 62 includes Linux Kernel 603, IAP2 driver 604, device manager 605 and a preset protocol provider 607, specifically, the Linux Kernel 603 includes a USB host driver 601 and a USB device driver 602.
  • the preset protocol provider 607 includes a Carplay/Carlife/Android protocol stack 606 and the like.
  • the head unit main board (HU) 61 can be an on-board computer.
  • the common projection chipset 62 can be an apparatus for porting projection solution described above.
  • the on-board computer and the apparatus for porting projection solution are two independent devices, which can therefore improve reusability of the apparatus for porting projection solution.
  • the apparatus for porting projection solution is embedded in the on-board computer.
  • the projection solution or the projection application such as the Carplay, Carlife or Android on the mobile phone 63 sends protocol stream data to USB host driver 601;
  • projection solution protocol stack 606 such as the Carplay, Carlife or Android protocol stack reads the protocol stream data from USB host driver 601, and unpacks the protocol stream data to obtain the pure data;
  • preset protocol provider 607 converts the unpacked protocol stream to a preset protocol stream and sends the preset protocol stream to USB device driver 602;
  • USB device driver 602 sends the preset protocol stream to the USB host driver 611 of the head unit main board (HU) 61;
  • preset protocol stack service 613 reads the preset protocol stream from USB host driver 611 and unpack it;
  • the preset protocol stack service 613 sends unpacked audio or video stream to Media Engine 616;
  • the Media Engine 616 decodes the audio or video stream and sends the video stream to video 620 and sends the audio stream to an input port of the ALS
  • the device manager 605 is responsible for USB device detection and activation on common projection chipset 62, a device manager 612 is responsible for USB device detection on head unit main board 61.
  • HMI 614 is the abbreviation of “Human Machine Interface” , which is responsible to display and process touch screen event.
  • Audio manager 615 is responsible for audio source management, it decides which audio source should be active.
  • I2C 618 is I2C protocol stack, HU 61 connects ACP 621 with I2C protocol, and ACP 621 is Apple IAP2 authentication chipset.
  • the operating system of the mobile phone 63 can be ios, and the operating system of the mobile phone 63 can be Android.
  • a computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing a computer to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method including: analyzing a projection solution of a user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer. Details about can be referred to FIG. 2, and details are not described hereinafter.

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A method and apparatus for porting projection solution, and on-board computer are provided, including: connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer; analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer. By using the method, the complexity of the porting process may be reduced and porting efficiency may be improved.

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METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR PORTING PROJECTION SOLUTION, AND ON-BOARD COMPUTER TECHNICAL FIELD
The present disclosure generally relates to a method and apparatus for porting projection solution, and on-board computer.
BACKGROUND
With development of technology, cars are becoming an integral part of people's daily life. Further, in order to standardize an effective connection between user equipment and an on-board computer system to form an excellent user experience, a number of well-known international user equipment manufacturers and car manufacturers develop a variety of projection solutions. By porting the projection solution to the on-board computer, the projection solution can be executed in the on-board computer, which is therefore convenient for the user to control the user equipment through controlling the on-board computer which has a comparably bigger interface.
Currently, a number of projection solutions already exist on the market, and expectably, there will be more similar solutions emerging in the future. However, each projection solution has its own communication protocol, many platforms or architectures may be configured on a same operating system (OS) of the on-board computer, and even different operating systems may be set on different on-board computers because of different market requirements. Therefore, it is complicated to port the projection solution to each architecture on the on-board computer.
Therefore, there is a need for a method for simplifying the process of porting projection solution.
SUMMARY
In an embodiment, a method for porting projection solution is provided, including: connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer; analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
In some embodiment, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol includes a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
In some embodiment, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol includes a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
In some embodiment, the common feature may include video projection, image display, and metadata communication.
In some embodiment, the projection solution may include Carplay, Mirror link, Android Auto, Carlife and DLNA.
In some embodiment, a number of the architecture on the on-board computer is n, and n≥3.
In an embodiment, an apparatus for porting projection solution is provided, including: a connector, configured for connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer; a controller including a computer-readable storage medium and a processor, wherein computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing the  processor to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method including: analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
In some embodiment, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol includes a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
In some embodiment, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol includes a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
In some embodiment, a computer-readable storage medium is provided, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing a computer to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method including: analyzing a projection solution of a user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
In some embodiment, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol includes a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
In some embodiment, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol  includes a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
In an embodiment, an on-board computer is provided, including: an apparatus for porting projection solution, a driver and a operating system, wherein the apparatus for porting projection solution, may be configured to: connect a user equipment with an on-board computer, analyze a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution, unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution to obtain a pure data, pack the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions, and port the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer; the driver, may be configured to: drive the apparatus for porting projection solution; and the operating system, may be configured to: receive data from the apparatus for porting projection solution, and perform a corresponding operation according to the data after completing porting the projection solution.
Embodiments of the present disclosure may provide following advantage.
As each projection solution has a same universal feature or similar feature, embodiments of the present disclosure analyze a projection solution of a user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution, and unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution to obtain a pure data, then pack the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions. Further, the projection solution may be directly ported to each architecture of an on-board computer according to the data in the preset projection protocol. It is not necessary to port each projection solution with an independent communication protocol to each architecture according to its own protocol; thereby the porting process is simplified and porting efficiency is improved.
Because various projection solutions have common features such as video projection, image display and metadata communication, further, by setting the preset projection protocol to be compatible with these common features, a majority of basic function of the projection solution can be covered and maintained even after the data is packed into the preset protocol. Therefore, even in the future where a wider variety of projection solutions emerge, the porting method in this disclosure can still be used.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The foregoing and other features of the present disclosure will become more fully apparent from the following description and appended claims, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. Understanding that these drawings depict only several embodiments in accordance with the disclosure and are, therefore, not to be considered limiting of its scope, the disclosure will be described with additional specificity and detail through use of the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram of adopting a method to port projection solutions according to an existing technology;
FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a flow chart of a method for porting a projection solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 3 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram of adopting a method to port projection solutions according to an embodiment of the present disclosure;
FIG. 4 schematically illustrates a structural diagram of an apparatus for porting a projection solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; and
FIG. 5 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board computer according to an embodiment of the present disclosure; and
FIG. 6 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
In the following detailed description, reference is made to the accompanying drawings, which form a part hereof. In the drawings, similar symbols typically identify similar components, unless context dictates otherwise. The illustrative embodiments described in the detailed description, drawings, and claims are not meant to be limiting. Other embodiments may be utilized, and other changes may be made, without departing from the spirit or scope of the subject matter presented here. It will be readily understood that the aspects of the present disclosure, as generally described herein, and illustrated in the Figures, can be arranged, substituted, combined, and designed in a wide variety of different configurations, all of which are explicitly contemplated and make part of this disclosure.
In a software engineering field, porting is a process of adapting a software for a purpose of achieving some form of execution in a computing environment that is different from the one that a given program (meant for such execution) is originally designed for (e.g. different CPU, operating system, or third party library) .
To make embodiments in this disclosure easily understood and explained, FIG. 1 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram using a method to port projection solutions according to an existing technology. As shown in FIG. 1, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 and P6 represent six different projection solutions existing in the current market, each of them has a separate communication protocol. OS1 represents one operating system, A11, A12, A13, ... A1n represent one architecture set in OS1 respectively. An arrow represents a process needed when porting a projection solution to each of the architecture in one operating system OS1 independently according to a unique communication protocol of the projection protocol. It should be noted that, with a development of technology, a wide variety of vehicle types and configurations exist on the market.
Referring to FIG. 1, we can see that, as each projection solution has its own  unique communication protocol, meanwhile many platforms (architectures) are configured in one OS of the on-board computer, therefore all projection solutions has to be ported into each architectures through its unique communication protocol. On the other hand, for each architecture, it has to recognize or decode data from all the projection solutions to complete porting all of them and further to be able to use them, which therefore consume a lot of resources to complete the porting process. And for an on-board computer configured with two or more OS, the porting process will be more complicated.
Embodiments of this disclosure provide a method for porting projection solution. In practice, there are many kinds of projection solutions and each of the projection solutions has its own unique communication protocol. In order to facilitate subsequent communication with an on-board computer and a porting process, in some embodiments, through analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side and unpacking data from the projection solution, a pure data can be obtained and packed according to a preset projection protocol. The preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions, thus, more than one projection solutions can be ported through the preset protocol. Accordingly, more than one projection solution may be directly ported to the architecture of the on-board computer according to data in the preset projection protocol, which means that it’s not necessary for each architecture to decode data in different communication protocols to finish the whole porting process. Correspondingly, each architecture only need to decode data in the preset projection protocol, which thereby simplifies porting process and improves porting efficiency
To make the above objectives, features and advantages of the embodiments of the present disclosure more comprehensible and easier to be understood, specific embodiments of the present disclosure are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
FIG. 2 schematically illustrates a flow chart of a method for porting a projection  solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The method is described in detail below with reference to FIG. 2, and includes following steps:
S21: connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer.
In some embodiment, the porting process may be initiated automatically. Such as, after a driver goes into a vehicle or a car, a user equipment of the driver may be connected with the on-board computer automatically and the porting process is then initiated on default. In some embodiment, after the user equipment is connected with the vehicle, then a request is arisen on the user equipment for asking the driver whether to start the porting process right away.
In some embodiments, the connecting process can be realized by different ways. For example, the user equipment can be connected with the on-board computer through a USB interface, Bluetooth, WIFI, or other Near Field Communication (NFC) means.
In some embodiment, the on-board computer is also configured with a detector to detect whether a user equipment is connected with an on-board computer. The detector may be a USB detector, the detector may be a WIFI detector. After the detector detected the user equipment connected with the on-board computer, the on-board computer start the porting process thereafter.
S22: analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution.
In some embodiments, after the user equipment is connected to the on-board computer, the projection solution on the user equipment side can be analyzed, and therefore a specific communication protocol of each projection solution can be obtained. In some embodiments, a type of the projection solution, a version of the projection solution, or even the company to which the projection solution belongs may be analyzed and obtained, then the communication protocol is obtained based on the type or the version or the company.
In some embodiments, the projection solution may include or refer to a variety of software products. For example, the projection solution may include Carplay executable in iphone, Android Auto executable in Android phones, Mirror link, Carlife promoted by Baidu, DIGITAL LIVING promoted by Sony and others, NETWORK ALLIANCE, DLNA) , and other various projection solutions that may appear in the future.
S23: unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data.
In some embodiments, after obtaining the communication protocol of the projection solution, pure data from the projection solution can be obtained according to the communication protocol of the projection solution, specifically, the data from the projection solution is unpacked according to the communication protocol of the projection solution.
In some embodiment, the projection solution is the Carlife, and the communication protocol of the Carlife or the format of the data from the Carlife may be as shown in Chart 1 below. Then the pure data 102, or the unpacked data 102, from the Carlife is obtained by cutting off the head 101 and the last byte 103.
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In some embodiment, the projection solution is the Mirror link, and the communication protocol of the Mirror link, or the format of the data from the Mirror link, may be as shown in Chart 2 below. The pure data 202 or the unpacked data 202 from the Mirror link is obtained directly.
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S24: packing the pure data into data according to a preset projection protocol.
In some embodiments, the preset projection protocol is compatible with the common features of the communication protocol of more than one existing commercially available projection solutions, therefore at least two projection solutions can use method in this disclosure to port, which can still improve the porting efficiency to a certain degree.
In some embodiment, the preset projection protocol is compatible with the common features means that, at least main function or basic function of the at least two projection solutions can still be achieved and maintained, after the data from the at least two projection solutions is packed into the preset projection protocol. It should be noted that, some unique or rarely used function of the at least two projection solutions may not be available after the data is packed according to the preset projection protocol.
According to the main functions of at least two projection solutions that currently exist on the market, in particular, the common features may include video projection, image display, and metadata communication. Those skilled in the art may understand that if the main functions of the projection solution are to be updated in the future, the preset projection protocol can be updated to be compatible with the updated common features to ensure that the projection solution using the method in the embodiments of the present disclosure for porting can still realize the updated main function.
It should be notified that, the preset projection protocol can be various. In one embodiment, the data in the preset projection protocol may be as shown in chart 3, which includes preamble 301, destination address 302, source address 303, type/length 304, pure data 305 and frame check sequence 306.
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In another embodiment, the data in the preset projection protocol may be as shown in chart 4, which includes start 401, arbitration 402, control 403, pure data 404, CRC 405, ACK 406 and end 407.
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In one embodiment, the preset projection protocol can be the same as the communication protocol of the most popular projection solution. In another embodiment, the preset projection protocol can be the same as the protocol commonly used by most of the architectures.
S25: porting the projection solution with the packed data in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
Generally, there are multiple different architectures on the on-board computer side. After the data from the projection solutions being packed into data in the preset projection protocol, every architecture only need to handle the data in the preset projection protocol. The effort needed for every architecture to decode the data of the projection solutions in different communication protocols as in the existing technology is not necessary. The projection solution can be ported to each architecture on the on-board computer side through the data in the preset protocol. Even for the projection solutions emerging in the future, the present disclosure can still pack the data in the preset projection protocol with updated features; therefore the architecture can still handle future projection solutions. Therefore, the porting process can be more greatly simplified, and efficiency can be better improved.
In some embodiment, a number of the architecture on the on-board computer is n, and n is a positive integer. It should be noted that, when at least three architectures are provided on the on-board computer side, the complexity of the process that  separately porting each projection solution with an independent communication protocol to three different architectures according to its own protocol is already high, therefore, in an embodiment of the present disclosure, n may be set to be 3. Those skilled in the art may definitely set m to be other positive integer according to an actual need.
For better understanding and implementation of the present disclosure, FIG. 3 schematically illustrates an application scene diagram of adopting a method to port projection solutions according to the present disclosure. Same as in FIG. 1, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 and P6 represent six different projection solutions; each of them has a unique communication protocol. OS1, represents one operating system, A11, A12, A13, ... A1n represent architectures set in OS1 respectively. An arrow represents a process needed when porting a projection solution to each of the architecture in one system independently.
With reference to FIG. 1 and FIG. 3, it can be seen visually that for the same configuration, when the porting method in the embodiment of the present disclosure is used, the number of arrows, that is, the process required by porting projection solution to each architecture of one system independently is greatly reduced. In addition, according to a statistic of experimental data, when P1, P2, P3, and P4 correspond to Carplay, Mirror link, Android Auto and Carlife respectively, compared with the existing porting method, the porting method in the embodiment of the present disclosure can save a most 80%effort. For more and more projection solutions emerged in the market in future, more effort can be saved.
FIG. 4 schematically illustrates a structural diagram of an apparatus for porting a projection solution according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Referring to FIG. 4, the apparatus 40 includes: a connecting circuitry 41, an analyzing circuitry 42, an unpacking circuitry 43, a packing circuitry 44 and a porting circuitry 45.
The connecting circuitry 41 is configured to connect a user equipment with an on-board computer. The analyzing circuitry 42 is configured to; after the apparatus 40 is connected to an on-board computer, analyze a projection solution of the user equipment  side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution. The unpacking circuitry 43 is configured to unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data. The packing circuitry 44 is configured to pack the pure data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions. The porting circuitry 45 is configured to port the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer. In some embodiments, a number of the architecture is n, and n is a positive integer.
From above, the analyzing circuitry 42 in embodiments of the present disclosure obtains the communication protocol of a projection solution of the user equipment side, and then the packing circuitry 44 packs data from the projection solution into data in a preset projection protocol. Further, the projection solution may be ported to an architecture of the on-board computer according to the data in a preset projection protocol by the porting circuitry 45. It is not necessary to port each projection solution with an independent communication protocol to different architectures according to its own protocol, therefore decoding data in different communication protocols is not required for each architecture, which can simplify the porting process and improve porting efficiency.
FIG. 5 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board computer according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Referring to FIG. 5, the on-board computer 50 can include: an apparatus 40 for porting projection solution described above, a driver 51 and an operating system 52.
The apparatus 40 for porting projection solution may be configured to: connect a user equipment with an on-board computer, analyze a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution, unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution to obtain a pure data, pack the pure data into data in a preset projection  protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions, and port the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
The driver 51 may be configured to enable the apparatus 40 for porting projection solution.
The operating system 52 may include n piece of architecture (not shown) , and the architecture may be configured to receive data from the apparatus 40 for porting projection solution and perform a corresponding operation according to the data from the user equipment, after completing porting the projection solution. In some embodiments, n is a positive integer.
An apparatus for porting projection solution according to another embodiment of this disclosure is provided, the apparatus includes: a connector and a controller. Wherein, the connector is configured for connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer. The controller comprising a computer-readable storage medium and a processor, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing the processor to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method comprising: analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer. In other words, the processor can execute the method shown in FIG. 2, therefore details can be referred to FIG. 2, and details are not described hereinafter.
FIG. 6 schematically illustrates a schematic structural diagram of an on-board system according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. Referring to FIG. 6, the on-board system 60 can include: a head unit main board (HU) 61 and a preset  projection chipset 62 which is connected with the head unit main board (HU) 61. In other words, the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the preset projection chipset 62 are two independent parts.
It should be notified that the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the preset projection chipset 62 can be connected via variety of ways. Further, multiple operating systems can be available for the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the preset projection chipset 62.
In some embodiment, the operating system of both the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the common projection chipset 62 are Linux, and the head unit main board (HU) 61 and the common projection chipset 62 is connected via USB, correspondingly, the Physical Layer of the preset protocol is USB bus. In this case, a USB interface should be added on the head unit main board (HU) 61 to connect the common projection chipset 62.
In some embodiment, the head unit main board (HU) 61 include: a USB host driver 611, a device manager 612, a preset protocol stack service 613, a HMI 614, an audio management 615, a media engine 616, a Linux Kernel 617, an I2C 618, an Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) 619, Video 620, ACP 621, a MIC 622, a loudspeaker 623, Linux system 624, possible new module 625 and the other existed module 626. Specifically, the USB host driver 611, I2C 618, and the ALSA 619 are included in the Linux Kernel 617.
The common projection chipset 62 includes Linux Kernel 603, IAP2 driver 604, device manager 605 and a preset protocol provider 607, specifically, the Linux Kernel 603 includes a USB host driver 601 and a USB device driver 602. The preset protocol provider 607 includes a Carplay/Carlife/Android protocol stack 606 and the like.
In one embodiment, the head unit main board (HU) 61 can be an on-board computer. In one embodiment, the common projection chipset 62 can be an apparatus for porting projection solution described above. In this case, the on-board computer and the apparatus for porting projection solution are two independent devices, which can  therefore improve reusability of the apparatus for porting projection solution. In some embodiments, the apparatus for porting projection solution is embedded in the on-board computer.
Referring to FIG. 6: when a mobile phone 63 is connected with the common projection chipset 62, the projection solution or the projection application such as the Carplay, Carlife or Android on the mobile phone 63 sends protocol stream data to USB host driver 601; projection solution protocol stack 606 such as the Carplay, Carlife or Android protocol stack reads the protocol stream data from USB host driver 601, and unpacks the protocol stream data to obtain the pure data; preset protocol provider 607 converts the unpacked protocol stream to a preset protocol stream and sends the preset protocol stream to USB device driver 602; USB device driver 602 sends the preset protocol stream to the USB host driver 611 of the head unit main board (HU) 61; preset protocol stack service 613 reads the preset protocol stream from USB host driver 611 and unpack it; the preset protocol stack service 613 sends unpacked audio or video stream to Media Engine 616; the Media Engine 616 decodes the audio or video stream and sends the video stream to video 620 and sends the audio stream to an input port of the ALSA 619.
The device manager 605 is responsible for USB device detection and activation on common projection chipset 62, a device manager 612 is responsible for USB device detection on head unit main board 61. HMI 614 is the abbreviation of “Human Machine Interface” , which is responsible to display and process touch screen event. Audio manager 615 is responsible for audio source management, it decides which audio source should be active. I2C 618 is I2C protocol stack, HU 61 connects ACP 621 with I2C protocol, and ACP 621 is Apple IAP2 authentication chipset.
It should be notified that, the operating system of the mobile phone 63 can be ios, and the operating system of the mobile phone 63 can be Android.
In some embodiment, a computer-readable storage medium is provided, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing  a computer to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method including: analyzing a projection solution of a user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution; unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data; packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer. Details about can be referred to FIG. 2, and details are not described hereinafter.
While various aspects and embodiments have been disclosed herein, other aspects and embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art. The various aspects and embodiments disclosed herein are for purposes of illustration and are not intended to be limiting, with the true scope and spirit being indicated by the following claims.

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  1. A method for porting projection solution, comprising:
    connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer;
    analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution;
    unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data;
    packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and
    porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol comprises a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
  3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol comprises a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
  4. The method according to claim 1, wherein the common feature comprises: video projection, image display, and metadata communication.
  5. The method according to claim 1, wherein the projection solution comprises: Carplay, Mirror link, Android Auto, Carlife and DLNA.
  6. The method according to claim 1, wherein a number of the architecture on the on-board computer is n, and n≥3.
  7. An apparatus for porting projection solution, comprising:
    a connector, configured for connecting a user equipment with an on-board computer;
    a controller comprising a computer-readable storage medium and a processor, wherein computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing the processor to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method comprising:
    analyzing a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution;
    unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data;
    packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and
    porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  8. The apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol comprises a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
  9. The apparatus according to claim 7, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol comprises a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
  10. A computer-readable storage medium, wherein the computer-readable storage medium stores a computer program for causing a computer to execute a method for porting projection solution, the method comprising:
    analyzing a projection solution of a user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution;
    unpacking data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of the projection solution, to obtain a pure data;
    packing the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions; and
    porting the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer.
  11. The computer-readable storage medium according to claim 10, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol comprises a preamble frame, a destination address frame, a source address frame, a type/length frame, the pure data frame and a frame check sequence frame.
  12. The computer-readable storage medium according to claim 10, wherein the data in the preset projection protocol comprises a start frame, an arbitration frame, a control frame, the pure data, a CRC frame, an ACK frame and an end frame.
  13. An on-board computer, comprising: an apparatus configured to connect a user equipment with an on-board computer, analyze a projection solution of the user equipment side to obtain a communication protocol of the projection solution, unpack data from the projection solution based on the communication protocol of  the projection solution to obtain a pure data, and pack the pure data into data in a preset projection protocol, wherein the preset projection protocol is compatible with a common feature of at least two projection solutions, and port the projection solution with data packed in the preset projection protocol to each architecture on the on-board computer;
    a driver, configured to drive the apparatus for porting projection solution to work; and
    an operating system, configured to receive data from the apparatus for porting the projection solution.
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