MYSON
TECHNOLOGY
MTU423
Universal Remote Controller
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MTU423 Revision 2.5 02/25/1997
FEATURES
• 4-bit microcomputer-based.
• Low current dissipation in STOP mode:
- 1.0uA (typical) 3.58MHz (@ 3.0V)
• Powerful instruction set (73 instructions):
- Binary addition, subtraction adjustment, logical operation in direct addressing mode and index addressing
mode.
- Single-bit manipulation instruction (set, reset, decision for branch).
- 4-bit input/output instruction.
- Various conditional branch instructions.
- 8 working registers and manipulation instructions.
- Index ROM data transfer instruction.
• ROM/RAM /Index ROM capacity:
- ROM capacity 2048 x 16 bits.
- RAM capacity 64 x 4 bits.
- Index ROM capacity 40960 x 4 bits.
• Input/Output ports:
- Input ports 2 ports/ 8pins (input port M/S).
- I/O ports 2 ports/ 8pins (input/output port I/OA, I/OB).
• 2 control outputs: carrier, light.
• Built-in carrier duty cycle divider.
• One 6-bit programmable timer.
• 4 levels of stack for nest subroutine.
• Operating voltage: 2.4V ~ 3.6V.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
MTU423 is a high-frequency, high-performance, 4-bit microcomputer-based universal remote controller. It
contains a 4-bit ALU, ROM, RAM, input/output ports, timer, clock generator, index ROM and carrier control in a
single chip. The high frequency (3.58Hz) provides a wide range of infrared carrier output. The 40Kx4 index
ROM stores information of various remote controllers. The instruction set includes basic 4-bit instructions and
special instructions such as index ROM moving, auto-incrementation and carrier control instruction.
The STOP instruction can stop all internal operations such as the oscillator and divider, hence minimum power
dissipation can be achieved.
With an external 0.1µF capacitor, SRAM data can be saved for 3 minutes, which is long enough for a battery
change.