
HT93214 Series
8 March 15, 2001
Functional Description
Keyboard matrix
C1~C3, HKS and R1~R4 form a keyboard ma-
trix. Together with a standard 4´4 keyboard,
the keyboard matrix is used for dialing entries.
The keyboard arrangement of the HT93214 se-
ries is shown in the Keyboard Information.
Tone frequency
Tone
Name
Output Frequency (Hz) % Error
Specified Actual
R1 697 699 +0.29%
R2 770 766 -0.52%
R3 852 847 -0.59%
R4 941 948 +0.74%
C1 1209 1215 +0.50%
C2 1336 1332 -0.30%
C3 1477 1472 -0.34%
Note: % Error does not contain the crystal fre-
quency drift
Dialing specification selection
·The specifications are selected by the MODE
pin.
MODE Tone/Pulse Dial Rate M/B Ratio
VDD Pulse 10pps 1/2
VSS Tone ¾¾
Floating Pulse 20pps 1/2
·The MODE pin status is checked whenever a
digit key is pressed, however the M/B and
pulse rate are determined at the first key en-
try.
Hand-free function operation
·When HFO is low, a falling edge triggers the
HFI, enabling the Hand-free function (HFO
becomes high).
·Reset Hand-free function
When HFO is high, the Hand-free function is
enabled and can be reset by:
¨Off-hook
¨Applying a falling edge to HFI
·Hand-free function table
Current State Next State
Hook SW HFO Input HFO Dialing?
¾Low HFI ¯High Yes
On hook High HFI ¯Low No
Off hook High HFI ¯Low Yes
On hook ¾of
off-hook Low Yes
Off hook Low on hook Low No
Off hook High on hook High Yes
Flash
Two flash keys are provided, namely F1, F2 for
both series. All the flash key function as control
key with different break duration. Whenever a
flash key is pressed the PO pin will be forced
low for a TFduration and the transmission of
the new digit key inputs will be further delayed
foraT
FP after TF. See the following table for
flash duration selection.
Item F1 F2
HT93214 300ms 600ms
Key definition
·0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 keys
These are dialing number input keys for
both the pulse mode and the tone mode oper-
ation.
·*/T
This key executes the P®T function and
waits a TP®Tduration in the pulse mode. On
the other hand, the */T key executes the *
function in the tone mode. The */T key will oc-
cupy one memory digit in either tone or pulse
mode.