CTR/CLK: Frequency display/time display select pin
CTR (Counter): High level
CLK (Clock): Low level
.
DEMAND: Input pin for instructing execution of setting
CTR/CLKDEMANDMODE
01Mode of setting by the time signal and hours-minutes setting mode
00Time display mode
.
SET:Input pin for setting hours-minutes
This pin is set at ‘‘M’’ level normally. The input signal of ‘‘H’’/‘‘L’’ level acts as follows:
When in the mode of setting by the time signal and hours-minutes setting mode (CTR/CLK = ‘‘L’’, DEMAND = ‘‘H’’)
High level: Execution of hours setting
Advance ata2Hzrate 1.2 seconds after the pin is set to ‘‘H’’ level.
Low level: Execution of setting by the time signal and minutes setting
Advance ata2Hzrate 1.2 seconds after the pin is set to ‘‘L’’ level.
Setting by the time signal is executed when the pin is set off within 1.0 second after set to ‘‘L’’ level.
No carry to high-order digit occurs.
.
INHI:Input pin for turning OFF the segment pins, inhibiting the SET/DEMAND pin from functioning, and preventing the
AMI amp from operating
High level: Normal operation
Low level: Segment pin OFF, SET/DEMAND pin function inhibit
.
12H/24H: Input pin for selecting 12-hour system with PM sign/24-hour system
High level: 12-hour system with PM sign
Low level: 24-hour system
1: High level
0: Low level
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Make connection of the highest-order digit as shown below.
LC7267
12-hour system
Timing Chart
Time setting (CTR/CLK = ‘‘L’’)
DEMAND pin
Setting by the
time signal and
minutes setting
Hours setting
and minutes
setting
SET pin
DEMAND pin
SET pin
(Hours setting)
Execution of counting
30min. or more as 1hr.
and disregarding 29min. or less
Flashing (2 Hz)
for setting by
the time signal
24-hour system
Flashing (2Hz) for setting by
the time signal
Mode of setting by
the time signal
Within 1.0 s.
Hours-minutes
setting mode
Flashing stop
Execution of hours
1.2s
setting
(Advance at a 2 Hz rate)
t: Approximately 100 ms.
1.2 s. or more
Hours-minutes display
Flashing (2 Hz)
for setting by
the time signal
Flashing stop
Hours-minutes
setting mode
Minutes
advance at
a 2 Hz rate
Hours-minutes
setting mode
Flashing stop
1.2s
Execution of minutes
setting
(Advance at a 2 Hz rate)
Hours-minutes
display
Sample Display at Each Display
(Setting by the time signal, hours-minutes display, hours-minutes setting)
Setting by the time signal: Setting to PM 12:00
Execute setting by
the time signal with
the SET pin.
Flashing ata2Hzrate when in
the mode of setting by the time
signal
Hours-minutes display: Display of PM 12:34
The PM sign flashes in the afternoon when in the mode of
setting by the time signal, hours-minutes display,
hours-minutes setting.
(for 12-hour system).
PM sign
Hours-minutes setting: Setting to PM 11:45 from PM 11:23
Set the SET pin to
or VSS. After
V
DD
lapse of 1.2 s,
flashing stops and
PM signFlashing at
a 2 Hz rate
hours or minutes
advance at a 2 Hz
rate.
PM
sign
Flashing at a 2 Hz rate
PM
sign
When setting by the time signal is
executed, minutes become 00. If the
minutes display is at 30 to 59, hours are
incremented by 1 (counting 30 or more
as 1 hr. and disregarding 29 or less).
Set the SET pin to V
setting is executed.
Set the SET pin to V
setting is executed.
SS
DD
, and
, and
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Equivalent Circuit Block Diagram
LC7267
No. 1511- 6/10
Page 7
Sample Application Circuit 1
5-digit display in FM use
LC7267
Surge voltage eliminator
LED display tube (anode common)
Interface
AM
local
select SW
FM/AM display
LB3500
1/8 prescaler
Inter-
face
FM
local
Hours-
minutes
setting SW
(Must be mounted as close to
each pin as possible.)
*: Ceramic capacitor
No. 1511- 7/10
Page 8
Sample Application Circuit 2
4-digit display in FM use
(For details, see LED catalog.)
Reference: LED display tube
LED display tube (anode common)
LC7267
Surge voltage eliminator
Hours-
minutes
setting SW
1/8 prescaler
LB3500
Inter-
select SW
FM/AM display
FM
face
local
(Must be mounted as close to
each pin as possible.)
*: Ceramic capacitor
Interface
AM
local
(Note) How to reduce current dissipation when display is turned off
To reduce current dissipation when display is turned off (INHI: ‘‘L’’), the circuit shown below must be connected to the
FMI pin.
No. 1511- 8/10
Page 9
LC7267
I
DD
DD–VDD
DD
For FMI input
For FMI input: 18 MHz,
0.7 Vp-p FM/AM = ‘‘H’’
For AMI input: 3 MHz,
0.5 Vp-p FM/AM = ‘‘L’’
Common conditions
12H/24H, CTR/CLK, INHI, DEMAND = V
–mA
FIF1, FIF2, FIF3 = V
AIF1, AIF2 = V
DD
Current drain, I
Supply voltage, VDD–V
Vp-p – f
DD
For AMI input
I1
For FMI input: 18 MHz,
0.7 Vp-p FM/AM = ‘‘H’’
For AMI input: 3 MHz,
0.5 Vp-p FM/AM = ‘‘L’’
Common conditions
FIF1, FIF2, FIF3 = V
AIF1, AIF2 = V
–mA
12H/24H, CTR/CLK, INHI, DEMAND = V
DD
DD
DD
For AMI input
Current drain, I
Ambient temperature, Ta – °C
IDD–Ta
For FMI input
Vp-p – f
DD
I2
Input amplitude, Vp-p – Ω
FM/AM = V
Upper standard value
VDD= 15 V or more
–V
DD
Supply voltage, V
–V
t
FMI input frequency, fI1–Hz
V
DD–fI1
DD
FMI input frequency, fI1–Hz
Vt–V
DD
Input amplitude, Vp-p – Ω
–V
DD
Supply voltage, V
–V
t
AMI input frequency, fI2–Hz
VDD–f
Upper standard value
Lower standard value
I2
AMI Input Frequency, fI2–Hz
Vt–V
DD
High-level
threshold voltage
Upper standard
value
INHI threshold voltage, V
SET threshold voltage, V
Supply voltage, VDD–V
Low-level threshold voltage
Supply Voltage, VDD–V
Lower standard value
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I
OL–VOL
Segment outputs other than PM, 5b&e
This data is in case of flowing current to one
segment only.
–mA
OL
LC7267
– Ω
OUT
Segment
output
=30mA)
(I
OL
of 5b&e
R
OUT–VDD
Segment outputs
= 15 mA) other than PM, 5b&e
(I
OL
Output current, I
Output impedance, R
Output voltage, VOL–V
Segment output
= 45 mA) of PM
(I
OL
Supply voltage , VDD–V
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