Sharp PC-1500 User manual

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MANUAL
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MODEL-PC-1500
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I.
General Description
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Block Diagram . . . . . . . • . . . • . . . • . . . • . . . • • • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . 3
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4. Circuit Description .
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5. Se
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6.
PC.J500
Key
& PowerSupply Circuit
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8.
PC-
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9.
PC
-1500 Main
Ci
rcuit
Di
agram
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IO
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LCD
Segment & Back-Plate Signal
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11. Parts
Lis
t & Guide
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1.
GENERAL
DESCRIPTION
(1J Key
lay
out
Adap
tor
jack
Used
to
supply pcwer from AC line via
the
EA·l
50
AC
Adaptor
tha
t
comes
with the
op
ti
on unit.
CE-150
.
SOF
T KEY DISPLAY
SHIFT
KEY
.
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of
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MOOE KEY
CLEAR/CLEAR
ALL
KEY
---'
POWER
ON/BREAK
KEY
--
-'
POWER
OFF
KEY
----'
Th
ere are
65
keys
in
al
l, and their functions differ depending on how
wh
etheroperation is per-
formed
ope
rated,
in
dependently
or
in
conjunction with thelSHIFTlkcy.
(2) Power
on/off
Dep
res
sion
of
theI
ON
Ikey that is located on the upper right corner.
of
the keyboard causes the
power
to tum
on
<111d
the
following
p
rom
pt
a
pp<:
auon
the
ll
is
p
lay
.
BATTERY
INDICATOR
[
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--
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~
·-··
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_____,
·
]_J
HEl·H)?
:
CHECK
.
L
If
an
op
tion is connected, a
numbe
r
or
letter representing
the
opti
on
may
be
indicat
ed
on
the
display.
ANGLE MOOE SYMBOL l
IOEG, OAO, GRAD)
I>
.,.
I_
PROMPT SIGN
r
MOOE SYMBOL
(RUN.PRO, RESERVE)
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11,
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The
prompt shown
in
(
I)
appears afteran operation such
as
battery replacement.
The
pocket computer needs to
be
reset
in
the following manner, when the prompt shown in (E)
aippears
on
the display.
I
CL
I
NEW
O IENTERI "NEW
O"
is the command to reset
all
pock
et
computer conditions
to
their initi
al
states.
Upon
completi
on
of
above operation, the
pr
ompt
sign
shown
in
(2)
is brought on the display.
Abo,
depressing the lONI key after turning
off
the power with the
lO
FFI key brings the same
prompt on the display.
However, involvement
of
a failure in a peripheral
will
put a check
message
such as "CHECK
6-
"
on
the display,
if
any peripheral is connected
to
the pocket computer.
• Auto power off
With
this pocket computer the power is automatically shut
off
to
save
power, unless a key
entry is made within
seve
n minutes after the last key entry.
Depression
of
the
ION
I key after automatic turn-off
turns
the power on to the pocket
computer, then the machine and display conditionsretu
rn
to
what they were imediately before
the power was shut
ofC.
(3) Specifications
Capacity:
Operating sequence:
Programming language:
Central processing unit:
Memory configuraton:
Powerconsumption:
Physical dimensions:
Weight:
Accessories:
(4) Options
10digits (mantessa) +2 digits (exponent)
Direct formula entry (furnished with priority determining function)
BASIC
CMO
S 8-bit microprocessor
ROM:
16KB
RAM
: 3.5KB
System area:
Jnput buffer area:
Stack area:
0.13W
0.9KB
80
bytes
196 bytes
I95(W) x
86(0)
x 25
.5
(H)mm
375g, including batteries
Soft
case
, two templates, four batteries (type AA), instmction manual,
applica
ti
ons man
ual
and name label.
• CE-150 color graphic printer (built-in cassette interface)
The
CE-ISO
is the 4-color graphic printer that incorporates the cassette interface unit.
As
ball
point pen type
of
stylus
is
used for printing, four varieties
of
colored pens (black, blue, green,
red) can be installed and controlled
by
the proaram to draw either a straight
or
broken
li
ne
from
any
desired
locati
on
by
the
co
lor
designated.
Co
mbinat
i
ons
of
co
l
ors
a
nd
lines
will
ena
b
le
th
e formation
or
colorful graphics and any desired figure.
The
CE-150
can
al
so be used to print
program lists and data outputs.
Two tape recorders may
be
connected
at
the same time with the CE-I
SO
, one can
be
used
for
recording and the other for data transfer. For instance, today's data can
be
summarized and
recorded
in
one tape recorder, while transferring the data
file
of
yesterday from
th
e other tape
r
eco
r
der.
• CE-151 memory module
The CE-
ISi
is
the RAM chip of 4KB used to expand the program and
da
ta storage
of
the
PC
-1500.
o
When
th
e CE
-1
51
is
mounted
in
the
PC
-1500, the capacity
of
program and data storage is
expanded
to
5946 bytes.
• CE-152 cassette
tape
recorder
The CE
-1
52 is the ca'sette tape recorder exclusively designed
for
use
with the pocket compute:r.
Storing previous prog
ra
m and. data
on
tape
usiJ
1g the
CE-
15
2 as theexternal memory device
of
thePC-I
SOO
wi
ll
enable you
to
use the data again.
2 Note tltat
it
needs the CE-I
SO
color graphic printer to use the CE-I S2 cassette tape recor
der
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2-1.
RAM
MAP
0000
USER
MEMORY
YO
2KB
USER
MEMORY
STANDARD
so
USER
MEMORY
OPTION
IOKB
PV
EXPAND
ROMO
16KB
SYSTEM
POGRAM
16KB
PV
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LSI
signal description
1.
LH
5801 (8-bit CMOS MPU)
4
1)
Outline
The
LH5801 is
the
8-bit microprocessor
of
the
CMOS
stat
ic
type, featuring very low power
dissipation and large data processing capability. The
MPU
incorporates functions such
as
the
LCD
·backplate signal generator,
input
port,
"external latch clock,
and
timer, which allows a
va
riety
of
:systems with a
few
chips.
2)
Feature•
of
MPU
o 8°bit parallel operations
o I28KB direct acces.,ing
o Implementation
of
6.byte general purpose register besides
the
accumulator allows
the
use
of
three data pointers.
o 9·bit timer function
o Three kinds
of
interrupts
Non-maskable interrupt
Maskable interrupt
Timer interrupt
o
In
struction.set
of
80
kinds
o
DMA
and multiprocessor capabilities
o
MPU
wait function (memory access control)
o Implementation
of
8·bit
input
port
and clock
Pl/>
for external latch
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o Memory backup function
o
LCD
back
plate controll
o Clock 2.6MHz (crystal control)
Internal machine cycle ...... J.3MHz
Mininum instruction excute time ...... I.3µS
2-3. MPU block d i
agram
Control signal
Backpla
,.
48
b;t)
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Back
plate
driver
Address
contr
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Internal register
l
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bus
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lnput
port
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bit)
c
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-
,
CD
Table below shows t
he
internal registers
of
the
MPU
that consist
of8·bit
x
14
RAM storages.
P11
P1.
S11
SL
Wu
WL
A E
Uu
Ur.
...... Program counter
......
Stack
pointer
...... Wregister
...... A register, E register
...... U register
} iExclus
ive
registers
Yn
YL
...... Y register General purpose register
Xu
x,
. ...... X register
MPU
registers consists
of
two groups
of
registers; exclusive register group and general purpose
registergrou
p.
Exclusive registers consist
of
program counter (PH, PL) [16 bits) , stack pointer (SH, SL) [16
bits),
and Wregister
(WH,
WL)
(16 bits] .
General purpose registers consist
of
eight 8·bit registers; U register (UH, UL), X register (XH,
XL), and Y register(YH, YL) can be used
in
pair to comprise 16-bit registers. 6
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2-4.
Pin
description
IH
XLO,
XL1
Crystal
oscillator
ex
t
erna
l
con
n
ection
p
in
s
(XLO
:
Jn,
XL!
:
Ou
t:)
(2)
ADO
-
AD15
16 bits address bus
(ADO
: least si
gn
ificant address bil, ADI 5: most significant address bit).
Turnshigh impedance by the BRQ
si
gnal
.
131
D0-07
Bidirectional data bus used
to
write and read data to/from the external memory
(DO:
least
significant bit,
07:
most significant bit).
(4
) M
EO,
MEl
Memory enable signals
that
the
MPU
uses for direct acces
si
ng:
to
an external memory
of
which
the maximum capacity
is
128
KB
(64KB x
2)
.
(5)1
R/W
Read/write
signal
lhat tlie
MPU
use
to
perform reading operation when
R/W=
I and
writ~
operation when
R/W=O
.
,,.
0 s
ADI
x x x
L_/
MEO
I
~
MEI
'
'
DI
IN
OUT
Data
read
Data
w(ite
cycle
eye;
le
(6)
RES
ET
Ahigh input
of
this
sign
al causes the
MPU
to
return
to
its initial state.
(7) BRO
Bus
request. A high state
of
this signal causes the
MPU
to
respond with the hi
gh
state
of
the
BAK
signal
upon
comp
le
tion
of
present
command
execution.
(8)
BAK
6
Bus acknowledge appears
in
response with a high
BRQ
indicating that address bus, data bus,
R/W,
ME
O,
and MEI are
in
higl1
impedance.
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(9)
OPF
Operation code fetch appears when the
MPU
fetches
an
operation (instruction) code. OPF is
an
output only during the fetch
of
an instruction code and
is
not an
output
when address data,
immediate data,
or
the second byte
of
a two step instruction
is
fetched.
ADO-ADIS
MEO
OPF
Last Operation
Cycle fetch cyel.e
(10)
INO-
IN7
Input port. The
MP
U takes the signal
on
INO
-IN7 input port into the internal accumulator as
S·bit data.
(11) PU, PV, DIS
On
chip Oipfiops
of
which outputs arc
on
1.SI
pins.
PU: Set
to
high with the SPU instruction and set to low with the RPU ins'lruction.
PV: Set
to
high with the SPV instruction and set to low with the RPV instruction.
DIS: Set
to
high with the SOP instruction and set
to
low with the RDP instruction.
(12)
Pip
Strobe
output
is an
outpu
t during the execution
of
theATP instruction normally, used
for
the
external latch
of
the A register contents.
l13l
.pos
Clock which is
in
the same
pha<e
as
the basic clock inside the chip and it
is
the basic clock for
an
entire system.
It
becomes the basic clock
of
I.3MHz frequency when a 2
.6MH
z crystal is connected between
Xl.Oand
XLI
.
(14)
WAIT
(15)
(16)
(17)
WAIT
output
that informs the
MP
U
that
addressed memory
or
1/0 device
is
not
ready. The
MP
U is
in
the
wait state while this signal
is
on
.
HO-H7
LCD
backplate signal
VA,
VB,
VM, VDIS
LCD
drive source.
HIN
LCD backplate signal. Counter input that g.enerates
HO
-H7. Normally connected
to
HA.
(18)
HA
MP
Udivider output.
119)
BFO, BFI
MP
U
int
ernal register
BF
flipOop output (BFO) and input(BFI) can be reset
by
the instruction
from the MPU and set by the
BFI
input. Normally used for the memory backupsystem. 7
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(20)
NM
I
Non·maskable interrupt. A high NMI signal denotes an inte
rrupt
request,
to
which
the
MPU
responds unconditionally and
the
control
mows
to
start
the
interrupt
pro~ssing
rout.inc
after
the
cont
ents
of
th
e memory address
FFFC
is moved into
the
high
order
byte
of
the
program
counte
r and the
contents
of
the
memory address
FFFD
into
the
low order
byte
of
th
e program
co
unter
.
(21) Ml
Maskable int
errupt.
A
hi
gh
on
this signal makes interrupt request when
interrupt
enable is
set.
The
MP
U responds uncond.
it
ionally
to th
is request. Cont
ro
l moves
to
start
th
e Interrupt
pr~ssing
routine after
the
con
tents
of
the
memory address
FFF8
is mo,·ed
into
the high order
byte
of
the program
counter,
the
contents
of
the
memory address FF
F9
are moved i
nto
the
lo
w
order
byte
of
the program
counter
.
(221
OD
011tp11t
diS<lble.
Wh
en
the OD
~ign
al
i$
act
ive
th
e
data
bus
is
in
the
outpu
t mode.
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CO
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Q Q Q
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Q Q Q Q z Q Q Q
C<
Q Q Q Q
< < <
<(
< < < 0 < < < < < < < <
57 56 55 54 58
52
51
50
49
48
47 46 45
44
43
42
41
40
39
R/W
58 38
D7
P/6 59 87
D6
PV
60
86
D5
PU
61
85 04
f!
os
62
84
08
Xi,0
63
83
02
XI,
I
64
82
I)
I
WAIT
65
SI
DO
IN7
66
30
ME
I
INS
67
LH5
801
29
M
EO
INS
68
28
OD
IN4
69
27
HO
I
N3
10
26
111
I
N2
71
25
11
2
IN I
72
24
118
INO
73
28
H4
74
22
HS
75
0
21
H6
76
20
H7
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11
12 IS
14
15
16
17
18 19
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3.
LH5811
1/0
PORT
(1
I
Out
li
ne
The LH58 I
:t
l/0
port
is
the single chip I.SI of
CMOS
static circuit that can
be
connected with a
general purpose 8°
bit
CPU
.
It
has the
foUowiJlg
functions:
(I)
Two paors
of
8
-bi
t bidirectional ports
(2) One pair
of
&.
bit
output ports
(3) Two lines
of
interrupt request inputs,
one
of
them
is
the input from
por"t.
(4) One line
of
interrupt request output.
(
5)
CPU
wait control
(
6)
Serial control
(2) Fun
ct
ions
(I
) Ports,
PAO
-PA7 and
PBO
-PB7, can
be
programmed for l
/0
directions by each bit.
The CPU can access
PAO
-
PA
7 and
PBO
-
PB7
as though one location
of
memory.
(2)
!'CO
-
PC7
is
the port
of
011
t
p11t
type.
The
CPU
can
acces
s
it
as
though
one
loca
t
ion
of
memory.
Also, the latch clock
P.p
to
the
PC
port can
be
supplied directly from
an
external sou
rc
e.
(3) LH58
ll
incorporates two interrupt request inputs, 1RQ and PB7, when apply interrupt
request to the CPU at the rising edge
of
the input when the corresponding bit
of
the internal
mask register is
"l
". Signal PB7 represents the
8th
bit
of
the portPBand it needs to be
in
the
in
put
mode when the interrupt input
is
applied.
(4) The LH5811 has a CPU wait control circuit which uses two output lines
of
memory enable
signals for a memory that
ha
s slower access time. Jn addition, two input lines for the wait
conditions are used. Six different
of
access times can be chosen by programming.
(5)
TI1e
following functions are provided
for
serial control.
A. Serial data transmission
Serial data transmission
is
used
in
th.e format
of
start bit/8-bit data/2 stopbits.
Transmission clock
is
programmable by changing internal and external clocks, as well as
cha11ging
the clock rate; 1/1, 1/2, 1
/128,
1
/256,
1/512, 1/1024, 1/2048, l/4096
of
the
basic clock.
B.
Seri.
al
data
re
ception
When a start bit
is
received
in
t
he
i.dle
state, 8 bits
of
data
is
received, and stored
in
the
internal register and the interrupt request
Oag
is
set
on.
Reception clock
is
sent from the external clock and must be synchronized with the
se
rial
data
input.
C.
LC
D drivercontrol
T
he
LCD
driver is connected with three signal lines
of
the transmission clock,a serial data
bus, and asynchronous signal line to carry
out
data trans
fer
fo
r
chip
select,
addressing,
and data read/write.
For
the transmission clock in this
case
, the clock
ra
te can
be
programmed in the same
mann
er as in the serial
data
transmission clock. (Transmission clock to the
LCD
driver
is
I
MHz
.)
D. Pul.e waveform
Th
e pul
se
waveform can be sentout
in
continuation.
Eigh
t sorts
of
frequencies arc
programmable; 1/1, 1
/2
, 1/ 128, 1
/2
56, 1/512, 1/1024, and 1/4096 Qf the basic clock.
E.
Tr3J1smiss
ion to audio casse
tt
e tape recorder
The
modulated signal can be
se
nt from the
SDO
output
in
the
fo
:miat
of
start bit/8-bit
data/2 stop b
ih.
Modulation clocks, FX and FY, can
be
set separately to any
of
clock rate;
l/64,
l/128
,
1
/256
, 1
/512
,and
l/1024oftheba
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(LH5810)
Pin Signal In/out Connection Functional description
No. Name
I PAI Inf
out
Key Port A input/output. Key strobe.
? l ( ( ?
7 PA7 I
n/out
K
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Port A input/
output.
Key
strobe.
8
GN
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OV
9
PBO
In/out Option
Port
B input
/ou
tput
IO
OB
I In
/out
Option
Port
B input
/out
put
11
PB
2 In C
MTIN
Port B input(output. Cassette tape data inpu
t.
I2
P83
In GND Domestic/export specific
ation
select pin
(domesti
c)
vcc
(Export)
13
PB4
In GNO
Us
erarea detennination pin
14
PB5
In µPDl990C Clock input from TP terminal
of
the timer IC
15
P86
In
µPDI990C Data input from the DATA
Otrr
terminal
of
the
timer IC
16
PB7
In Key
BR
E
AK
keyinput (interrupt input)
17
p~
In GND
PC
port
latch clock input
18
PCO
Out µPD l990C Data ou
tput
to
the DATA IN terminal to the timer
IC
19
PC
! Out µPDl990C Strobe
output
to
the
ST
B tenminal
of
the
timer
IC
20
PC2
Out µP
Ol9
90C Cl
oc
k o
utput
to the LKtenminal
of
the timer
IC
21
PC3
Out µPD1990C Timer IC
con
trol signal
outp
ut
22
PC4
Out µPOI990C Timer ICcontrol
signal
out
pu
t
23
PC
S Out µP01990C Timer ICcontrolsignal
out
pu
t
.
24
PC6
Out B
uzur
25
PC7
26
cso
In
CPU
Chipselectinput connected
to
ADl2
27 CSI In
CPU
Chip select input conn
ec
ted
to
A013
28 CS2 In Decoder IC Chip select in
put
connected
to
Y3
of
the chip
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port
{LH5810
)
Pin
Signal
In/out Connection Functional de
scri
ption
N
o.
N
ame
29
RSO
In
CPU
Internal register and operation
se
lect
signal
? ? ? i
~
32
RS3
In
CPU
Internal register and operation
se
lect
signal
33
R/W
In
CPU
Read/write input
34
ME
O In
CPU
Memory enable and
1/
0 port controller enable
35
MEI
In
CPU
Memory
ena
b
le
36
WO In Option
Wait
condition
inp
ut
37
WI
In Option Wait
co
ndition
in
put
38
GND
In Power
OV
39
V
CC
In Power +
SV
40
DM
EO
Ou
t
RO
M, option R
OM
e
na
ble
41
DM
EI
Out Decoder
ROM
enable
42
WA
IT
Out C
PU
Wait
$i
gn
al to the
CPU
43
IN
T
Ou
t CPU Interrupt
re
q
uest
to
the
CPU
44
RE
SF.T
In
RESE
T
Ini
ti
al
rest
signal
circuit
45 IRQ In Option Interrupt re
qu
est i
np
ut
46
</>OS
In
CPU
B
asic
clock in
pu
t
47
CLI
CLO
Not used. Serial
da
ta
r
ece
ptionclock input
48
SDI
(VCC)
No
t used. Serial data reception input
49
LC
NC
Not used.
LC
Dd
ri
ver synchronizing
signal
50
CLO
lo CLl
Serial
data transmission/reception clock
51
SDO
In
CMT
Serial
transmission/reception data.
cassette tape data output.
Use
for the
52
DO
In/out
CPU
Data bus
> ? ? ? ?
59
D7
In/out
CPU
Data bus
60
PAO
Out Key P
or
t Ainput/output. Used
as
the
key
strobe.
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Read/write timings for
1/0
port
Yl'Al1'
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-----<====>-
(a)
Data read from
1/0
port
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1/0
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to
the
¢OS input
of
the I/O port.
MREQ• is
an
inversion
of
MREQ
of
Z-80
and
furnished
to
the
MEO
of
the I/O port.
WAIT•
is an inversion
of
WAIT
of
the
I/0
port
and
furnished
to
the
WAIT
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Truth Table
Input
Er.ISLE
SELECT
Output
G A B
YO
Yf
Y2
YT
YO
Yi
H * * H H H H
L L L L H H H
Y2
L H L H L H H
L L H H H L H
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• Selection
of
I
YO
- I
Y3
by the decoder
IC
(TC40Hl39H)
is
done when
the
gate signal (GI) input
BFO
is
low_
YO
With
low
state
of
AD
14
and
AD
IS.
the
YO
output
becomes
low
to
select
the
system
(!
YO)
ROM area
of
the module unit.
(0000-
3FFF
address setup)
YI With high state
of
ADl4
and
low
st
ate
of
ADl5,
the
YI
output becomes low to select
(IYI)
the gate (G2A)
of
the
IC
(TC40HB8F).
(4000-
7FFF
address setup)
Y2 With low state
of
AD14 and high state
of
AD15, the Y2 output becomes low to select
(IY2)
the
expansion
ROM
area
of
the module unlt.
(8000-
BFFFaddress setup)
Y3 With high state
of
AD14 and AD15, the
Y3
output becomes low
to
select the system
(IY
3) program
ROM
(CS-613128F) and the
1/0
port (LH5811).
(COOO
-FFFF address
setup)
• Selection
of
SO
-S7
by
the decoder
IC
(TC40Hl38F) is done when t
he
gate signal input
MEO
(GI)
is
high,
YI
(G2)
low,
and
G2B
is
low
{which
is
normally
low)
.
SO
With
all
of
AD
II,
AD
12, and
AD
B
in
low state,
SO
goes
to
thelow state and selects the
(YO)
RAM3 (TC5517AF).
(4000-47FF
address setup)
SI
With high state
of
ADI I and low· state
of
AD12 and AD13,
SI
goes to the low state to
(Y
I) select the option user
RAM
area.
(4800-49FF
address setup)
S2 With low state
of
AD
11
and
high
state
of
AD
12 and l
ow
state
of
AD13,S2goes
to
the
(Y2) low state to select the option
RAM
area. (5000-57FF address se·tup)
S3 Wi
th
high state
of
ADii
and
ADl2
and
low state
of
ADl3, S3 goes to the low state
to
(Y3) select the option user
RAM
area.
(6000-
67FF address setup)
S6 With low state
of
AD
11
and high state
of
AD
12
and
AD
13, S6goes to the l
ow
state
to
(Y6) receive the interrupt input from an option into the
1{
0
part
. (
1000
-77FF address
setup)
S7 With all
of
AD11,
AD
12, and
AD
13
in
hi
gh
state,S7 goes to the low state to select the
(Y7) system memory
RAMI
and 2 ('TC5514P). (7800 -7FPF addres setup) RA
M!
and
RAM2 are 4·bit
RAMs
, independently used to assume low order and high orderbits
to
comprise one byte with a pair
of
4 bitseach.
• Selection
of
2Y2 and 2Y3 by the decoder
IC
(TC40Hl~is
done when the gate
C>f2G
becomes
active with the selection
of
the TC40H
J38F
output, S6 (Y6).
2Y2 With low state
of
ADS
and high state
of
DMEO,
t
he
2Y2 output goes to the low state so
(V2)
tha
t the
NAND
gate output V2 is turned hlgh to select the display chip I and 3.
2Y3 With high state
of
AD8
and
DMEO
.•the 2Y3 output
go
es to the· low state so that the
(V3) NANO gate out V3 is turned high to select the display chip 2 and
4.
• Display chip (SC882G) is a 4·bit
RAM,
comprised
of
one byte
of
data
wit1
14 low order bitsand
4 high order bits of data, so that even the chip
sel
ect signals are used
in
pair
of
chip I withchip 3
and chip 2 with chip 4.
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2) Buzzer cir
cu
it
CJ.IT
OUT
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tt---.
The control signal CMT OUT
is
setnt out from thepin
SDO
of
lhe
1/0
portwich sounds the buzzer
in oombination with the low state
of
either the programmed output from the
1/0
port or CMT
IN
sent from the cassette tape deck.
3)
RAM
R/W signal circuit
R/W
RAJ.II
R/W
•
CPU
1-AD~l~O:.._l>l--_....,/W
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pcs
4)
ON key double action preventive
circuit
16
Vee
OAP
202
560KO
BF
I -
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-
+-"-1
5
~
4
C........._
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/0
PORT
SFI
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PS7
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P87
This
cir
cuit prevents writing if
ADIO
is
in
high
state during the
write mode (when
R/W
is
low).
This is
to
prevent wrong operation
when a specific key,
[!]
or
[I]
is
pushed without performing "NEW
0 ENTER" after battery replace-
ment.
This cir
cu
it consists
of
the Schmitt
circuit that prevents the possibility
of
setting the input flag
of
the
LH5B
11
1/0
porl
which
d e
pend~
on
how the
ON
key
is
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5) Timer/cou
nter
circuit
-
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0
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-
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No
.
I
2
3
4
5
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CS
C2
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liTAL
0
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Ou~lino
>--~
"[__J
As
shown in the left,
,;.
the µPD!990AC is used
for
the
time keeping
IC
to
co
un
t hour/minu
te/
secondfmonth/day.
2. M
ain
fu
n
ct
ion
of
µPD
1990AC
Time data
is
in the
BCD
form
and i;;judged
by means
of
compari-
so
n. However,
day
of
week is
not
used with
this chip and hour
is
represented by 24·hour
system.
IMSBI
DIN
9 4 3 2 2 5 2 B
--
Seco
nd$ Minutes
Hours
Day
Week
Monti\
4 4 I 4
Bits Bits 4 I 4
Bits Bits 4 I 4
Bits
Bits
4 4
Bits Bits Bits
Signal
In/out
Description
na
me
C2
In
Mode sele
ct
signal C2=0
Ci
In
Mode select signal Cl
co
Mode
Da
ta
In/out mode
co
In
Mode select signal 0 0 0 Resister hold
0 1 I Registered shirt
I 0 2 Time set
I 1 3
Time
re
ad
STB In Strobe. Command
is
latched by the strobeSTB.
cs
In Chip select: disables
CLK
and STB input and DATA OUT
outpu
t by
the CS input. All input/output are invalid unless CS
is
high.
STB
"\_
J Internal STB (commandlatch clock)
cs
./
~
CLK
] ) Internal
CLK
(40-bit
se
rial clock)
] "\_ Internal OE (gate input
of
DAT OUT)
OE
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6 DATA IN
In
Data input signal (40-bit serial data)
7
CND
In
ov
8 CLK Jn 40-lbit shift register clock (Data
input/output
is
carried
out
in
synchronization with CLK.
9
DA
TA
Out
Data
output
signal (40-bit serial
data)
OUT
10 TP Out
Timer
pulse output: to
CO,
CI,
C2
during command assignment.
11
OUT
In
Output
enable: input to control the
output
of
DATA OUT.
ENABLE
12 XTAL
In
Basic clock,32.768KHz
13 XTAL
In
Same
the
above
14 YDD In Source power input, connected to
VGG
(4.7V).
6)
Power supply
circuit
The
power supply
is
lllCOrporated in 3 Single resin molded IC
that
consists
of
the s
tab
ilizer circuit,
temperature compensation circuit, and bleeder circuit.
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