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MAIN BOARD IC802 HD6413002F16 (DISPLAY CONTROLLER)
Pin No.
Pin Name
I/O
Function
1
VDD
—
Power supply terminal (+5V)
2
SIRCS
I
Sircs signal input from the remote control receiver in display unit
3
SIRCS
I
Sircs signal input from the remote control receiver in display unit
4
DSPL-RST
O
Reset signal output to the display controller (IC901) “L”: reset
At the power supply, “L” is output to reset the display controller
At the power supply, “L” is output to reset the display controller
5
DSPL-ON
O
Output of power on/off control signal for the display circuit power supply “H”: power on
Besides power on/off control, the display data and reset signal transmission to the display
controller (IC901) is controlled at the output of “H”
Besides power on/off control, the display data and reset signal transmission to the display
controller (IC901) is controlled at the output of “H”
6
TX-SEL
O
Not used (open)
7
NCO
O
Not used (open)
8
CS-CTL
O
Not used (open)
9
DOWN LOAD
I
“H” is input when external flash memory data are rewritten Normally “L”
10
NIH
I
Reset signal output to the external RAM device Not used (fixed at “H”)
11
VSS
—
Ground terminal
12
LCD-TX
O
Transmit data output to the display controller (IC901)
13
UNISO
O
Serial data output to the bus interface (IC503) (for SONY bus)
14
LCD-RX
I
Receive data input from the display controller (IC901)
15
UNISI
I
Serial data input from the bus interface (IC503) (for SONY bus)
16
NCO
O
Not used (open)
17
UNICKI
I
Serial data transfer clock signal input from the system controller (IC501)
18
D0
I/O
19
D1
I/O
20
D2
I/O
21
D3
I/O
22
VSS
—
Ground terminal
23
D4
I/O
24
D5
I/O
25
D6
I/O
26
D7
I/O
27
D8
I/O
28
D9
I/O
29
D10
I/O
30
D11
I/O
31
D12
I/O
32
D13
I/O
33
D14
I/O
34
D15
I/O
35
VDD
—
Power supply terminal (+5V)
36
A0
O
Address signal output terminal Not used
37
A1
O
38
A2
O
39
A3
O
40
A4
O
Address signal output to the flash memory (IC804) and S-RAM (IC805)
41
A5
O
42
A6
O
43
A7
O
Two-way data bus with the flash memory (IC804) and S-RAM (IC805)
Two-way data bus with the flash memory (IC804) and S-RAM (IC805)
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Pin No.
Pin Name
I/O
Function
44
VSS
—
Ground terminal
45
A8
O
46
A9
O
47
A10
O
48
A11
O
49
A12
O
50
A13
O
51
A14
O
52
A15
O
53
A16
O
54
A17
O
Address signal output to the flash memory (IC804)
55
A18
O
Address signal output to the flash memory (IC804)
56
A19
O
Address signal output terminal This set uses the OR level with chip select signal of ROM-CS
(pin (¡) as a chip enable signal for the flash memory (IC804)
(pin (¡) as a chip enable signal for the flash memory (IC804)
57
VSS
—
Ground terminal
58
WAIT
I
Wait signal input terminal (fixed at “H”)
59
BREQ
O
Communication request signal output terminal Not used (open)
60
BACK
O
Acknowledge output terminal Not used (open)
61
ø
O
System clock output terminal Not used (open)
62
STBY
I
Hardware standby signal input terminal (fixed at “H”)
63
SYSRES
I
System reset signal input from the system controller (IC501) and reset signal generator (IC504)
“L”: reset For several hundreds msec. after the power supply rises, “L” is input, then it
changes to “H”
“L”: reset For several hundreds msec. after the power supply rises, “L” is input, then it
changes to “H”
64
BU-IN
I
Backup power supply detection signal input from the bus interface (IC503) (for SONY bus)
65
VSS
—
Ground terminal
66
EXTAL
I
System clock input terminal (14.745 MHz)
67
XTAL
I
System clock input terminal (14.745 MHz)
68
VDD
—
Power supply terminal (+5V)
69
AS
O
Address strobe signal output terminal Not used (open)
70
RD
O
Strobe signal output for data reading to the flash memory (IC804) and S-RAM (IC805)
71
HWR
O
Strobe signal output for data writing to the flash memory (IC804) and upper byte data writing
strobe signal output to the S-RAM (IC805)
strobe signal output to the S-RAM (IC805)
72
LWR
O
Strobe signal output for data writing to the flash memory (IC804) and lower byte data writing
strobe signal output to the S-RAM (IC805)
strobe signal output to the S-RAM (IC805)
73
MD0
I
Input terminal for setting microcomputer operation mode (fixed at “L”)
74
MD1
I
Input terminal for setting microcomputer operation mode (fixed at “L”)
75
MD2
I
Input terminal for setting microcomputer operation mode (fixed at “H”)
76
AVDD
—
Power supply terminal (+5V) (for A/D conversion)
77
AVREF
I
Reference voltage input terminal (+5V) (for A/D conversion)
78
AN0
I
79
AN1
I
80
AN2
I
Input terminal for the test (fixed at “L”)
81
AN3
I
82
AN4
I
83
AN5
I
Input terminal for the test (fixed at “L”)
84
BU-IN
I
Backup power supply detection signal input from the bus interface (IC503) (for SONY bus)
85
PBS
I
Parking brake detection signal input terminal Not used (fixed at “L”)
Address signal output to the flash memory (IC804) and S-RAM (IC805)
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Pin No.
Pin Name
I/O
Function
86
AVSS
—
Ground terminal (for A/D conversion)
87
BUS ON
I
Bus on/off detection interrupt signal input from the system controller (IC501) “L”: bus on
88
SRAM-CS
O
Chip enable signal output to the S-RAM (IC805)
89
DEC-CS
O
Chip enable signal output terminal Not used
90
DEC-INT
I
Interrupt signal input terminal Demodulation data are read by detecting a falling edge
Not used
Not used
91
ROM-CS
O
Chip enable signal output to the flash memory (IC804)
92
VSS
—
Ground terminal
93
LCD-BLON
O
Output of power on/off control signal for the back light in display unit “H”: power on
94
LINK-OFF
O
Bus on/off control signal output to the bus interface (IC503) (for SONY bus) “L”: bus on
95
DEC-ON
O
Output of power on/off control signal for the external device
“H”: power on Not used (open)
“H”: power on Not used (open)
96
DEC-CLR
O
Reset signal output terminal “L”: reset
97
A23
O
Address signal output terminal Not used (open)
98
A22
O
Address signal output terminal Not used (open)
99
X.TEST
I
100
A20
O
Address signal output terminal Not used (open)
Input of personal computer connection detection
“H”: When display panel is attached at front panel position
“L”: When personal computer communication accessory is attached
“H”: When display panel is attached at front panel position
“L”: When personal computer communication accessory is attached
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DISPLAY BOARD IC901 HD6473048-DISP01 (DISPLAY CONTROLLER)
Pin No.
Pin Name
I/O
Function
1
VCC
—
Power supply terminal (+5V)
2
TIR
O
LED drive signal output for the TIR indicator “H”: LED on Not used
3
NCO
O
4
NCO
O
5
NCO
O
Not used (open)
6
NCO
O
7
NCO
O
8
LCD-START
O
9
LCD-BUSY
I
Input of busy signal from the LCD controller for liquid crystal module
At the timing of “H”
®“L”, data transmission to LCD controller for liquid crystal module starts
10
RESO
O
Reset signal output to the external device Not used (pull-up)
11
VSS
—
Ground terminal
12
TX-LCD
O
Transmit data output to the FM character multiple broadcast display controller (IC802)
13
NCO
O
Not used (open)
14
RX-LCD
I
Receive data input from the FM character multiple broadcast display controller (IC802)
15
NCO
O
16
NCO
O
Not used (open)
17
NCO
O
18
D0
I/O
19
D1
I/O
20
D2
I/O
21
D3
I/O
22
VSS
—
Ground terminal
23
D4
I/O
24
D5
I/O
25
D6
I/O
26
D7
I/O
27
D8
I/O
28
D9
I/O
29
D10
I/O
30
D11
I/O
31
D12
I/O
32
D13
I/O
33
D14
I/O
34
D15
I/O
35
VCC
—
Power supply terminal (+5V)
36
A0
O
Address signal output terminal This set uses this as a control signal to the LCD controller for
liquid crystal module
liquid crystal module
37
A1
O
38
A2
O
Address signal output to the flash memory (IC931) and S-RAM (IC932)
39
A3
O
Output of command transmission start control signal to the LCD controller for liquid crystal
module The OR signal with the busy signal from LCD controller for liquid crystal module is
input to the LCD-BUSY (pin 9)
module The OR signal with the busy signal from LCD controller for liquid crystal module is
input to the LCD-BUSY (pin 9)
At the start of command transmission, the signal changes like “L”
®“H”®“L” so as to be a
start trigger for the LCD controller = DMA controller
Two-way data bus with the flash memory (IC931), S-RAM (IC932), and LCD controller for
liquid crystal module
liquid crystal module
Two-way data bus with the flash memory (IC931) and S-RAM (IC932)
Two-way data bus with the flash memory (IC931) and S-RAM (IC932)
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